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THE BD*ON SIGNAL
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BY GEO. COX.
t7f ee, Narks. Brmre, GetieriiL.
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tarp9.
I)R. P. A. McDOUGALL,
CA N bit !fed et all boor*, st
a1.. Le"rvirre's &warding How,
(former/NW British Hold.)
O.d.rfeb. Aril !9th, 1852. v5
IRA LEWIS,
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, kc. West -
street', Godericb.
June 1848. 2vo23
DANIEL GORDON.
cARfNETMAKER,Three dome Earle,
the Canada Company's office, West_
street, Goderiehl
August 37th, 1849. fvn30 '
DANIEL HOME LIZARS,
Signal.
"rag QRRA?EIT POS$I ILII 13001) TO TRE OR1AT<3T POSSIBLI NUMBLR•""
VOLUME VI.
Hurrah for Goderich ! I
CLEAR THE TRACIE11
GObRRICH, COUNTY OF HURON, (C. W.) THURSDAY JULY 7, 1859.
S TN EI.VF AND !IX PINCE
.T Til a*b oe ria Timm
NUMBER 23.
OLIVER k CO.
',AVE ts
no hand alo .meeer Steck of the
very beet Drertprlon of DOUTB sod
SHOES, tee tele at the New Brook bealu
ug, od)utem, 1b. Hare, W•Ieh maker.
w witlhemod atthe /ww.trP.ileafou
Card our apprpr.d trade. ca/1 and Dell.
O"Tbo highest price peed t• Comb ler
Hie.. aid Sbeep.kti., kc. A general
Stuck of fleabags always es head.
OLIVER k CO.
Godertcb, June I1, 1863. ,6.10--,y
Improved Farm for Sale.
BEING Lot No. 12, god Conee.saon.
Towne, to of Tuck.r•mi'h, 11 mon
Road, the property of John P. South, E.q.,
commonly 100 scrim, adjoining the Build.
ung Lot. as the n.i g and flourishing v,l
lege of ERmundvil4a, She land Is of 6r.r
rate quality, beautifully situated on the
ha, ke of the Bayfield river, and well adapt
ed to agricoltural purpose'. Fur further
parheulare apply on the premises (if by let
ler pre paid) to the *ohm -ober.
PETER RAMSAY.
McKillop Post (Ace,
Tackers•otih, June 43d1, 1853. •n!0 -!m
ROBERT SNODGRASS.
PASHIONAH,.E BOOT l SHOE
MANI FACTUHEK•
One door East of C. ereeVe Store.)
wOULD inform the inhabitant. of Golfe
rich mid neighborbond that he i. pre
pared to make to order or otherwise, env
ATTORNEY AT LAW, mid Cuneeyae- I kind of Ladle's and Gentlemen's Rine or
ver, Solicitor io Chancery, kc. has bis Fsney work, is the neatest and moor
fashionable style. And will oleo furnish
office is formerly in Stratford,
henry Boots and Shore, to soil the ne
Stratford. 2nd Jan. 1850. Serial)
cesailiee of those that may favor him with
their custom. Hie price. will be moderate,
Godericb, July 29th, 1852. v5n29
J. DENISON,
CIVIL ENGINEER, &e.
CODERICH, C. W.
Aug. 25th, 1852. .6.81
JOHN J. E. LINTON,
NOTARY PUBLIC, Commissioner Q.S.,
and Conveyancer, Stratford.
HURON HOTEL,
BY JAMES GENTLES, Godericb.-
Atteative HoM ere always on hand.
Goderach, Sept. 12. 1030. vl-a30
STRACHAN AND BROTHER.
Barrister and Atomics al Law. 4c,.
Genesee C. W.
JOHN STUACHAN Bsrnerer and Attor-
ney at Law, Notary Public aid Cuovey.
sneer.
ALEXANDER WOOD STRACHAN,
Attorney at Law, Solicitor in Chan,
eery, Conveyancer.
Goderieh, 17th November, lsal.
WILLIAM HODGINS,
ARCHITECT e$ CIVIL ENGINEER
Office 27, Dundas Street,
LONDON, C. W.
August 161h., 1862. lawn
HORACE HORTON, •
[Market square. Goderiei,J
AGENT for the Provincial Woos' and
General insurance Office, Turnoto,...
A'so Agent for the St. Lawrence County
Mutual, Ogdensburg, New York. Loenl
Agent for Samuel Moulsoo's Old Rochester
Nursery. July 1850. 22
A. NASNYTH.
r1 A•HIDNABLE TAILOR, see deer
a West N W. L. Orap'• Stets, West
Street Goderlch.
Feb. 19, 1812. 'm' v8-64
THOMAS NICHOLLS',
BROKER AND G ENERAL AGENT.
Agent for Ontario Marine 4- Fire In-
surance Co.
NOTARY PUBLIC, ACCOUNTANT
AND C•.NVEYANCER.
COMMISSIONER IN Q. B. ke,
INSURANCE fantod on Houser*, Ship-
ping and Goode.
All kinds of floods correctly drawo, sad
R•,ok. mod Accounts adjusted.
Once over the Treasury, Goderich.
July 22, 1852. v5n26
•
E. H. MARLTON,
FORWARDER sad Commission Mer.
chant, Storebou.e Keeper, general
'keen,. for the sale of Wild Leads Cleared
Farms, Household Furniture sod Produce
of every daeeriptiop•
t)mee, nest door. North of tap Rieear-
dirre Amann, Gemerieh,
Marek 2011 18116. ya-a9
F. & C. H. BUHL,
MANUFACTURERS of Hats, Cape sad
1 Facey Pare, Wholesale and Retail
Dralps is Fora, Buffalo Ruben, Deer Skins,
l;love., Mitten., ke. ke.
Casa Reid for Fur..
Th. highest price paid, .t all t1es ie
rash, for ail dseertption. n( Stiipping Furs
b7 P. k C. H. BUHL.
Ovist, Michigan, Aug. teal. .Sn26
WASHINGTON
"armee' Mutual Insurance
'1
CAPITAL ,1,000,000.
a•ZRA HOPKINti, ilam,ttew, Afor
'be Comities e( Walerts',sad Herrn.
%afoot 27, 1620. 3.16
DR. HYNDMAN,
gITICR'B TAVERN, Ismierre /sad.
May 1861. r ?Mg!
R• W. CANA, MITCHELL,
AUCTfhNEER, Acconntent and Gene
nil Agent. Books and •cennnta ad
;pasted, and all kinds of Dred• drsws.-
Sales attended un any part of the reentry.
Letters addre.eed 'o Mt,cbell or Harpur-
boy, will be a'resded to.
April3t1, 1853.
v6n10-1y ,
W. & R. SIMPSON,
(LATE HOPE, BIRRELL k Co.,)
GROCERS, Wine Mercheisu, Fruiterer,
and O Imes, No. 17 Duodaa Strove',
London, C. W.
February !Atli 1832. v5-05
RIC}LARD YOoRE,
TyAViNG during the pant tee veers act.
.d io the capacity of GENERAL
AGENT for the collection of debts, dearer
ft to he generally usderstoon that be will
accept the Agency for the collection of
dotes in any pan of the Upper Province, be-
tween 1'obrwtg in the Eaet and Lake Huron
fa the We',. in making tots announce -
Mint, he would beg to 'sprees his thanks
to hie friends for past favour., sod now re-
spectfully solicits a continuante of the
same.
All communications on Motions, sddr.n
eti (poet amid) to Ayr P. 0.. No,th Dom
frier, C. W., will be promptly •ttend.d to.
April 1, 1854. .5.10
FARM FOR SALE.
LOT No 60, in the Maitland Coneys -
Moo of the Toe/estop of Goderrch,
containing 137 sere. of the beet land, of
which 60 are cleared and well (eveed, rate.
Med on the banks of the River Mstlaed,
8 miles from Godericb. There r an ex-
eellent House and Barn on the premise.,
with an Orchard of the cho'ee.t fruit., 'e-
lected from the Nurse ry in Upsilaate,
ted Slates. For term' apply to the 8abs
*crater.
1 RATTENBURY,
British Eict.aage Hotel,
Godertrb.
nth Jasuery, 1853. v5n52-3m
NE W
BOOT AND SHOE STORE
IN GODERICH.
TUB Subscriber respectfully an-
nounces to the inhebitante of
Go,lench and wrroundin, c tint ry.
that he has purchased the Stock is Trade,
ke., of Mr. F Thornhill. in the above burl•
ewes. and opened the Store lately occupied
by H. Barter, Tailor, next door to Dr.
McDoogatr. now Brick heel'hae, M.rk.t
Square, Gnde.ieh, where he Intends tocar-
ryes the BOOT AND SHOE Hotness., in
411 rte brewebes• H. Is prepared to Pascal,
all orders for army variety of Work, ow
no mom reesosib$s term.. sed by airier
atte.ilos to bee ems hopes to amen i
share of pablto patreemg..
The highest market pries paid for Hid..
sod Bark.
it. HILL.
iL,L.
Goder*cb, May 20, 1851. r6n17
FOR SALE.
rJIiOSE Premiere coneosting of Let No.
4. fronting LighthousePoint, Gado
rich, containing ono -fourth u( as *ere of
land, with Om Cottar thereon, formerly
flee properly of P. G. Pala►, and knows
es " Alabama Cottage." Price t200.-
Particelar. of Terms, Titles Sae., apply (b
letter ur otb.rwi*e)) to
JOHN YACDOI1ALD.
45 K, teset, Torp.te.
Te►e6114Jit Jose, fIt*. •16-Ilw
INC JOHN MACARA.
'ARRiOTER. BeHettor is Cbsseoyy, A. J. MOORF,
Alt •r"sy-et-Lew, Cee yaaeer. be. ATTOIINST-,IT-L.4W• ,
Oak*: O.lerie l .ltd..., Esser -Bt OFFict is the Peet Ogee Building.,
Ilene Ihe Gore Beek. sed the Bask e1
tib Nath Anserina. Baant.*.w. 4 10 O ►' 8
iur 7,141 683. vh 19
Ra. T. N. VOLTA/WORTH,
i V I. SNOINggR sad Pesteet•I Lea/
M+Neysr, Gett.ra1.
April M 1881. v4a11
JAM/• WOOD•,
ty( T10N/!R. le prepared to .Basal
16 Pattie dire a may pert ed the Chimed
n1•s, ea m*iers3e Leese.
Itta* ,d, Mer HIM. 94.0 14
IBait'•-AVBD
FROM the •ebMeibtor Meet the Met of
May, a ilei', year e4 B«. e•1se,N
(? 1s, rite Meek erre. tell sit leg.. Naads
'boot foamsw Mode high. A eauable
reread wIN be ghee ter trsee Isfermstro.
se Iia teed le tis vwrawry et the seers
uonheed Celt.
cMwT. OMAN NOR.
lisderkeh, lure Nes IMe. et.
THE AULD SCOTCH BANG.
Oh! sing to m• the and Scotch sang,
1' the braid Scottish tongoe,
The sang my lather loved to hear,
The nese my anther auaR;
When she sal bervido or cradle,
Or crumbed ase oa ber lase,
Aa' 1 wades sheep, she nog ami sweet
The cord Seetch ear g to me.
Yee, sing the avid, the Rude geld sang.
Auld Scotia's bumble pride,
O' the wirepeng burn, aid money bran,
Ar.' the c• ay m girt side:
Han, o' the broom aid heather,
Sas, o' if, try.Uog toe,
The Ia.'roek's lilt, en' the 'aeon's blink,
The auld Scotch sang fur me.
Yee, sing on, the auld Scotch wigs,
The oh,hea"ne and Its sad;
Tney rank me moils when 1 am wee,
And greet when I am glad,
My heart goes heck to mild S:otl.nd,
An seat Ironed.. mase e'e,
But the Scale* b use loop. mat my vele&
A. y• sing Leos seers to tee,
Ging OD, sing laiir o' those auld sang',
Por every abacus Ie l
O' joy .r .orrow a' the past,
Where mem'ry loses to dwell,
Tb.•ugb bale. eta goy, an' limbs win
suW,
Until the day f dee,
1.11 blase the Sco+lists tongu. that sings
Tae auld Sc•'tcb sang f..r lee.
Literature.
TIIE WIFEB FORETHOUGHT A
1''KFTCH FOR YOUNG MARRIED
PEOPLE•
PT Ree cos., sa.
ARsoa Klru'' bad - bees married about
• month. /Its hormone was at tie making,
and he had a shop of his ono, and hie w pule
stock woe pard for. so he felt quite iadepen-
drot, the future looking all clear and bright.
ilia wife was nee of those mild, lair ng
creatures 'bit hang fondly upon the cater
mooed affectioee of the bu•baad, and
whose soul may sink or swim with be tots
tone* of the beteg it leu sloese as a part-
ner.
One evening the young couple were sit-
ting in 'he -r comfortabie spumoni, the hus-
band esgeg.d to reedioe, sod the wife work•
o g busily with her needle.
H most be op early to -morrow morning,
Loom*, for our party starts shortly after
moons; said Amos., as he laid down hie pe
a
per and leaned hackie his chair,
'Thea ynu are going, are yon!' remarked
Lrenie. Theis wall jnst regret eoo.gh in
her Looe to render her voice less live) Chan
usual, but it must bare bees a very keen ob
server that could have noticed It.
'O, to 5. lours,' returner the young aa,
13 a gay, ls' ghieg 'oo. 'Yon know the
Made to the •ld ahnp go on this salt water
fishing exet.rsion every year, and of course
I must go with them. We 1.10.1 take our
Iedies with us on 'ugh a trip, but you shall
have a good time to makeup for 1t.'
•You eauso't ,bunk, Anson, that i envy
You the pleasure you anticipate. for i ern
SLIM that minting call give me more eatu_
faction than to know that you are enjoying
yourself.'
•I believe you, Liable; and i assure you 1
shall enjoy myself on this trip exceedingly.'
So you will be happy too, eh!'
•Certainly,' returned the young wife; but
Iso word seemed spokes reluctantly,
'Come coils, Lime, you don't speak a.
you feel. Now you don't wast me to go,'
. aid Anson, with a Liege ofdisappoioMeat In
Ms tool.
' if you Moll It would be for your
good to go, of course i should stet you to
to
'And how can it be otherwi.et'
'You wuo't be offended, Anson, 481 tell
you.'
'Toe, what an idea. i be offended at you!
Come, tell me your thought..'
As the young man spoke be moved hie
chair to the ode of his wdo,aod put leu arm
about her meek.
'N ell,' rat urned Linens. is an earnest.
yet meatiest tone, '1 was thinkiogof the es•
pease.'
'Ha, h., he! The ezpenee. Why, It
won't be over 1ve dollars at the farthest.'
'But five dollars is coa.ulerable.-
You know we are young yet, •pd all we
have is the boon we beets, sad your smell
shop.'
'And is not that "once 1 How many or
my young framed, are there who are not
*rem so wolf orse 15.1r
•1 tsetse .you aro fortunate, Anson, het
n ose ere beyond the reach of mtsforr•ae.-
For a few lean woo hod better :ore as eco-
.omically .. poseable meta costumes' eejoy •
assist.'
ali. 1 ntemi to; bet *list Ie 3.e dollars
compared with the ■meant 1 Nall be able to
lay hp 1•a year.'
'Why. of will make that amseat some
eight or Is. dollars elan t.'
That's.trasge logia, Leslole-'
'Net at all, Amoss Y re will sped Eve
41.111.
is mosey, sad loos the time N tell
weans/ days.
'•u !nail; bet i tell yes, Llano i it
work impagb border for n whw 1 some
seek. Ret may ge, ay't 11.
TIM ISM see•ODD, wM •poles play(.hI y,
sad the lees( w kt..od kis was es kr
'O▪ f swerve yes try,' retuned Liliai.,
with amine; let 1 seppss 1 earn hare to
Ir rubes. n 5114. an. 1 W melee:
'blew meth wee It?
'Foto dollars.'
you eon beim that, w courser sad
more too, If you west h.'
'Tbat will 5.',sough.'
Osseo Kimball took out hie wallet earl
handed his wile a five dollar bell, mid the
conversation thea turoed upon ether end
ammo attire.
Agee. Kimbell was like uhouaa*do of oth-
ers who are .'lusted in like eireenestaocee.
With a free Red ups• heart be marked out
his future fur • 8+1d of a li,ym •at, wl thous
taklg ears to make muck preoaratroee for
'5.'... he might be likaly to meet o', the
way. Aad then again like alt ultimo, be
mt.tnok list character of lisp's real en) .y -
meat. He 1wt sight of some of the It ghat
and mors Goble sources of happraese, and
Jw.,t toe much la the.atief•ctioa of lb'
pby.ical appetite. True, be our joyed hunt.
.elf and kept clear of all extreme., tout yet
be failed to see that b.• enj•ymeet• were
all ephemeral-tbat be was lay'sg up little
or sorhi.g fur tune to come
A y ear pee.ed away, and the anima, flabng ezeun1001 C•me'a Cour.', elo..g.
'Kill
Lome,' said the young sae, 'to
morrow the boys go duwo the barh'r, anal
I mu going with item. Of eters' you h..,
no objections.'
'No,' returned the wife, in her usunl pled.
sant torte. 11 you can afford is.'
'0i, there's oo trouble about that.'
'Don't you remember the cooter-at,on
ae had a year ago on this same subject?'
asked Liooi*.
'Yee, -1 remember then you talked abou'
saving mosey, but we atnt any pomp now
than we should have bees if 1 had staid a'
ursine.'
'But tela me, Anson, hare you laid up a.
touch during the past year as you had ex-
pected for
'W:.y, as for that matter. I haven't last
p much of any tli og. Toe tact is, Lli,nie,
ou have dr■wo rather harder oo me than 1
:pet's.'
•Bui 1',won't spent any more m,.nry for
'b vial affairs ,ad atmua•rnen .than you e.,,•,
nems, and 1 don't think 1 have so' much.v
1 didn't meso to blame you, any dear, I
Sly uientioo.d the cireurust.oe, to exp,mtn
by 1 bad not laid .rp inything. Bo' new -
mood, there're tome ',sough yet, end br-
ides we're raj •yed ourselves. 1 t sok at.
r tam Oohing excursion is ever, however,
1.5.11 begin to dock my ezp.aee. ■ tittle,
r 1 suet 1.y up a little somethieg the oral
ar.'
'We certainly leave eery thence to save
oOey,' returned Wine, -for tomb the hoose
d shop are ours without real, and we are
ee rrum debt'
A..00 K mbalt flirted at that last re-
ek, end turned ht. face towardi the wig
w. but his wife did not appear to notice
..motto',.
'You know, Anson,' continues Mrs.Kim
I1, 'that you promised me I should lure
• dollars when von went on another' es -
?Moe and i shall certainly hold yuu t
at promise:
Of course -that's fan,returned the young
n; 'but do you need It Dual'
Yrs.'
Wiwi are you going to do with elf
You won't be off•odeJl'
Nu.'
Then, to tell you the truth, I owe a !il-
eum.'
The young moo looked emroestly at bus
e, and 'hough he eridentnly wubed to
something about leer running to debt,
fur reasous best known to himself, t,e
t quiet, and headed over the ire dul-
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.town kneed hu old rhopmetee oh their
excursion. sad when he returned he Thought
,.nine about begin'ng to cut off some of ht.
unnecersary expenses, but he introduced
n•, new system of opet..toos. Two air
three limes he did refrain Irom indulging
some pal y apuettte, but he soon set 11•4
back into the old trick, and the .mal I bits
of money ahtped away as tart as ever.
Three had mimed away abode the
young couple were married, and few could
her. '.;bed fur more social comfort than
they had enjoyed daring the greater part
of that linen. Fur a month or two, how-
ever, the young 1,110 544 been gradually
growing more sober aed tb.nrghtnd, urlrl
•1 lesgth he had become really sad ass
door skein teal is w !tilled elide■vuured to
*beer Ilan op, though she was ueable to
learn the cause of hr. dejection.
One evening )net before du.k, Lome
ow 1i0 men pass ber window and eater
her busbsod's *bop. One of them one
tame to be the •her.I6 ail the eueuu.ta,e-
oroubled her ant a 11'11.. 81,0 waned hell
am Dour fur by buiesud w come to supper,
0.1 be did not appear, a.G ber suff.r.ng•
Maga* to be acute. A thousand coojec•urea
lined through ber mord, bot they nrought
ber se cose.l.uos. sod at length etre de•
'ermined tit gb to *be shop do .r sod free n
ebm could sot s,.rheer.rsetbneg of what
was peeving wnb s. helm( :het such a
emirse •.old at least 5. peedeoeb4.
Loco.* *tole out from ser (rasa Iu.t Gad
west toward. the ahoy. S5e ',hood her oar
to the key •bele .1 el. mood, boo .he ewld
oily beer ss lad,et,uet hero .f mimeo,
anon wkleb was that of Mr husband. -
The fatter tem eerdestly seppl,eati.g,
Ma teen were ..r.ost sad riwparlsaed.-
hewn tore was a .•, ••.i ele.l t.*w s
15. her, aid ►iasi, ssete.ed beak to *5.
been. Rn nag her \wiped intend. -
tie linked pie end tromeled, .ed web a
..ween m.vemeet of the meeetee N bk.
thee, es though be w',.id have seee.eled
Ib. grief Ikat bre Lim does, be took hl.
.eat at the table.
Poor Li..,. watched bur compsioa
an asately almost agonising, but .b• *pike
sot a word until after Anso. had set back
trout she table. The foal lemmata 010,11
u..tuuebed up •t hes plate • hen be mored
awns, mid he would hare left the house bat.
loot hu wale stopped him.
'Hu.b.sd,' she said, as a soft, gentle
'oar, at the lame hem laying her Mod op.',
hm aro, sat ga. ug i oploriegly tolo h,.
vee, 'nkat is it that troubles lout'
'Nothing. Lina'',; hall fretfully return-
ed ►e, and he m■d• a ovation as if to re-
move his wife's hand from his arm.
'TSere Is something, Anson, I know
there it. Come du nut keep it from
...'
*There Is nothing that you eyed know.
.00
'Br on
ut a w1(e eo know a'1 that c.a
fret her bu.baod thus. What is 11, An-
' It is aerobia, but my own bust...., a a
e ode need nut house ail that.'
This hewer .sea harsh and t gushed
to Lions* eyes.
, My dam nu -band; ebe said, In tender
•ereoia, 'to whom, 0, u whom, .huuld yuu
'.II your sorrow., f not to her who 1.,...
vuu better than lite rt,e 1!
' Forg .. me, forgiv. me, Linn'e-1
excel nut to wound your feelings. 1 anu
eery miserable, and 1 loudly know what I
..ad.'
•Theo tea me all. Come, est down les
airy s.sy chair, for n,y b ow is but and fever
'ab. There. now tell mor'
A ter the young Inas hid taken the prof-
fered seat he grime for a moment lets the
i.e. of his wde, and a Iuuk of deep anguish
reefed upon bit. features.
' L mise,' be .aa4, ' 1 ,may as well tell you
ill, but yuu mu.: out chh:e nrr, our must you
drspunu, tut all is a.,1 as Jars as argot 'e,
I am deeply iu debt, rood to•murrow my
. hop mid .11 that it cuotaun., will he adver
teed ay the Sheriff for sale.'
' lo debt,' murmured the wife.
• Yes. Doing the l..( tee years Ihave
been purcbaing rock um credo, and paying
fur it as it baa been convenient, At Arm
,t .eemed an cagy war of doing bua.neae but
it has pru.cd fatal; b'r when 1 received the
pay fur u.y go. le, 1 forgot, Or GI least did
not soft• ieotly heed, that all that money
was not w'oe. i forgot that more than
Milo( all the money I recei.ed belonged to
be see of whoa, I bad purchased .tock.
Twu mise fell due the day b- fore ye.ter
day. 'foe man to whom I gave them .ot1
bem in the way of b as:nese to a western
firm, and now they must be ped, or ro•taur
row au officer will he place d 's c y shop
and nearly .rerytbrng will lure to be sold.
It is not the lose of my ahoy and tools tnat
1 care so much about, iur I bars b.alth and
atreohtb, and 1 sal, earn more, but it is
the dtsgrice 0t the thing. Tu think that I
.humid 1,11 like Chu, -me -a healthy, sou',
gaud wechan,c•'
' How touch do owe!' asked Lu.oi., is a
trrmb'ing voice.
Bub notes amount to fuur hundred dol
ars.
'And haven't you aov part of itT
'Only about fifty dollars that I can col -
loci ream,' .'
' Aria if I5 .se two notes were paid, you
would be safe.'
• Yee.'
' Then, thank God, you will not.uff-r r
exclaimed Lion,,. And overcome by her
reef' gm see sank upon her husband's neck,
and horst into tear..
'Lion,., bootie,' cre4 the young man,
'what do you mean r
•Wait • moment, my husband.'
The wife btu ,b.•d the tears from ,he
cher k• as she s,oke, and I•-6 the ri,nm,an
in. • row ,non,ents .he.retnrned, b'•artug m
her heed a e:uall book. There win a brigh
•.male upon ber foe., and I,.r husband lout
'•d upon her with astonishment.
'lista, ,n, huab.nd; .he .aid, steppin;,
to b,j aide and placing the book in hie hand
at the fame tone winding her arm .bort h •
seek, 'if you carry that to Iho bank Ibe.
.111 d've yon *51.00 huodrsd and eeresty.
ave dollars fur at.'
Three hundred and seventy five d••Il.r.!'
repeated th.• a.'ounded mar., hardly credit-
ing rhe evidence of his own mens.
'Yes, Arlon,' returned the wile, suiting
into her husb,adr 1 y. 'That is mine)
that I have been laying up during the tae,
tl,rea )ear..'
You 1.4 it up, Gest.. Bur where could
you have got lir
'You ga es it to is. yon,eolf to ep.ad ter
(rife*. Y.ru know I have claimed my .h.,e
of roach mosey. D . sot blew* no.. A iren;
Wt 1 fared that y .0 Mt not attach milkiest
tmportanee to the aggregate of the smell
some yea wets a io.0* sally apeaivag -
O.se sr twice 1 ...id haws remnasants• ,
but yes sewn sot be ins*" e'wly to on et.
1 was 11.1 a long gni, tied 1 feared to ret
d► a will myosin my boomed. se I resorted
to this meow *( proems, Soy pointing!. O.
my door l ..band, you carotin ksso moot
seem ptee..n I esser,een sow Is Reding
tet my ezperrm..t has t.ee rhe aassne .•I
rid reed.'
if weer tlsewre is egos! t* miss, nen
yea moot be Mppy teased,' .xnlai'.eal Aw-
•.e, as M drew bra f.,,4 wife to his ►o•om.
'God Nein yo. Luise, ewe make me able
11 ropy yes fee lbs. Nu. I vee to whom
yips me. *won this 1,'11. 4 .1t. y*. have
•emetiasse w.tr..ted, and whet 1 bites
Wood you My.'
Y..' reterwd Ge.i., with • emits.._
'fl wit to pee I .wit them. AM yet, sloe
1414 1m Mw(use m • Let
raamag leek, aa e
tee est draws geste se
much Nun ,heSminemear feed M
'lints. Limare. I k*ow.•l b.ter .pool
10o1e 15.. 1 was as are et, but my eyes aa•
epee sew, mod I see II all.'
•A.d you do sot blame me for what 1
hose dose.'
'Blare }out' exclaimed Amon, Inrprinl-
oe a w.rm ►Ise tepee bot wife's brow. -
'Lot my tutors course show buw fondly
rum ere chen•br.,aul bow Willfully 1 wall
be gelded by your juJa•ureot .'
1). the nes day, Anson Kimball paid off
o.e olio would 5..e sold be stock, aid
had the pleasure of teamed hie two soles
m pieces. ile .pent .o more 01011b.y fool-
.ahl), lades he found the products ct his
•bur brginiong 1. ga. bar to bis hand., be
home grew brighter, mad his eoj•iyment•
were ooere•s.•,. By et.ady degrees be
ion to a p,rrtluo cd honorable amuence,but
lhroogh all his.ueeAAA he neer lost s'gt.t
d the gratitude be nerd lo' he ge Ile (path
Col h. ng who had first opened hu cies 1..
+ kr
outdo- of the secret of purees', and
-abed him from pecun'a,y d,ser•ce. 11•
was io liunurrd d re.prc'ed man, but he
lees heowed t alt to hie %%,rai. Fuas-
1n.t'•aT.
REMARKABLE TILik.E HUNT.
The following is an eztraet of a letter
from Java, of the 19th of December 1832.
'1 be letter was written by a "true son 'of
the ocean," and is addressed to Lis brother
"At retell A. M., ou the 2nd of (ktober
last, 1 set out w1th my two sons, a Bet -
soekis man in my service, and about fifty
natives, armed with pikes and bog spears;
1 was armed with a gun and a shear. The
tiger for which we were of the look -out
was in a valley about two miles sod a -half
dis'ant from our port. The moment we
arrived oear him we commenced operations.
About nose A. Al. we effectually drove pini
out ol Lis den of uuderwond; ind *bele be was
doubling Ibe brow of a hill, I bad • rap at
itiw, which look effect about sot inches
astern of his taferail ; had 1 taken bis
tufferuil, it would hare disabled bis tiller --
ryas, and be would have berm forced to
heule-tri and we should hare had some sport
W05 11111 while in that situation. He now
made over to the west side of Ibe valley,
arid 'otos thorny hush. In half an hour we
started bon attain ; he then ran along the
western site of tbe,valley into aootber bush;
several spears were now thrown at bon, but
without rtleet. We followed, sud soon
roused him again ; • be now made a start
for his old station on the valley ; he seemed
to be very inure fagged oo account of the
lied and a want of water, and it became
difficult to arouse him ; several spears flew
alter hits, but (Iter fell abort. All this
time, although pretty close, I could not get
a shot at hon, sometimes oo account of my
people, and nut wishing to throw • shot
away, not knowing how soon 1'night require
i1 its sell -defence. Clamto his heels we
followed bundtccross the valley. He now
saw that he was in danger, so be made a
start from that bush to another just at my
feet, and lay forst least ten minutes, not
ten yards from where! was with one of my
sous, woo was making an opening into the
110,11, so that at length 1 got a clear sight
of him ; but before we could finish our task,
be made a spring with an inleution to clear
the heads of three men who were to my
right at about a fathom distance ; but they
received and put three pikes and a bog -
spear into Lim ; the former eor•;ed his
belly, the latter entered his starboard shoul-
der ; this he took with him, but the pike
staves all broke. -I his shock to his debt -ate
frame brought him down on ole of tine men.
oo whom he Irlt the marks of three of hi,
paws, but he got into a bush before 1 could
turn round 10 bate a rap at blur. This was
his last move. It was now just twelve at
noon. We gathered up our broken pike
stares, bound up the wounds of Mir mean,
and sent him off to The illdl, to wait our
arnval ; but acterroined not to give up our
prize, we remained quiet for about so four,
to rest ourselves. During this time he
.{rnwled once, but faintly; he was at that
u.n•: drawing. the hog spear out les, !lhrboard
shoulder. This gave hire much pas, and
made him growl. We now saw the best]
shake very much, so again we began oper-
ations, by Butting down the small bushes to
gri A sight. of him , this was soon dune, and
f put a -hot into his bead. Our work was
now done, so we went up to him; but I
link he was closing his hook mare from the
pierces than frnm the shot. 1 had hila car-
ried bootie. His weight was 33311s., stood
,lire.• feet three inches high; length of ho`
six feet, tail two Ieet four arches. I dres-
sed the wounded hooter. He was
lourtoen days under my hands. He had
ten wounds on lits body, tell arm, and heal'
I'hf., you will say, ism, children's play:'
Old Scrap -Bair.
PROM'S THAT Ate[RICA WAS DISCOt•6*BD
ST 1111 SCAtftsAVlARs.--4 he New
London Arltereiser says that Dr. N• 8.
Perkin•, of that city, bas is his possession
a spoon, abut the flan as ralbcr small
table spoon. that Was lately dug u,, near the
bead of the core near Truman,* brook, front
a depth of fifteen feet ; the original beech
ka,.e, been covered to that depth by site -
resin a remrhi.2s Irom the amr-onoding
With the spoon were thrown epsomite pieces
of charcoal mud a quantity est clam shells.
the latter cruu,b!td away xto
the air• it is supposed that ey weir left,
there by a crew of a ship some of the
"North men," who visited tied described the
%bones 01 Long Island Sowed, eight hun-
dred year ago. By thele the eoustry was
sailed "Vilified," and there are maps sad
description of it is the Roypl Library at
Cupestegra, at the; time. The spore has
bees seat 10 the Ceseeettewt Astigmatism
Society, sed they hen proesesred it of
Daub► oese.fietere, a nespe.ilioe of WI
sweat sed gold. A heart sled w A r.ow-
bed dim are ask, ere very p.rf et ; there
an she tires older smallerIggseees that ere
*eesyer
de' The or ',.tow de
to take N le The A etitlreeis BeeMay
elf alest.ehee a s.
Ile
A. 14, we •• try's,..
br •diene , •
.:�
west H 11er1t. OftYr
row a, ilkM bf resited
Slab ark Irene
Winery Per urn* yell%MB& MIMI
meet ie ss troll' 00% ?W,
hie linter? d..sneo M M
try.Berl usreNeimemitleet W yea/
wham abilities here bees meds. der s
wine hi their naerieme our piettierw,
who, heves( brei elm pet of life in
are tempted to throw away the
ie despair.
Tomas* HAao Waris SOAP. -T
fifteen pomade of lard, or soot; sad win
borliog, add, slowly, fire gallons of ley
sized with oee *altos of wafer. Loam .
ell portion ; aid, if no grease rix, t1
dose ; if grease do rise, add try, sod Iron►
till no grease rises. Then add three quarts
of free salt, and boil it ; if this do not hardru
well, on rooliag, add more salt. Cool it.
and JO is to be perlurord, melt at nest day.
put in tbe perfume, and then ruo it air
moulds, or cut it io cakes. Commou bait!
Soap is made is the same way, by u.io.:
common fat.
CteRsse Iw Cab roawu.-A letter fror
Baa P,eseiscu a.y.:-A c..u,pany of C'
assn la saw coy are about erecting a it
large, spaeaoui a•rek and .love wareb,.••
in cola city, lur Ibe eceurnedeli,n „1 1.
amrgraau co,.atan lig striking from t*.,
particular p,ovi. ce. The Trader of this cool
play is an educe edemas, and a about to
sant. proposals iur 11,a erection of it e
oarehuua. by Amy/mane. The Chinaman
►a• already agulfied lel. willingne.s to give
to the kr.. W. Speer, cbaplaiu to the Chi -
...e, the sun of ,au thooe..d dollar+ to•
eude the erectus" , f a cbapr I and *Mimi
for the education of his countrymen, sod
t5us aad'ag and ars ring them in becomieg
Protostas Christiana."
DROw11hD AT SA1DUICy.-Wm,
Moore, of Sandssky, sad late of (;odericb,
C. W,, was lust overboard Irom the aehooe-
sr Elmyra Capt. G. S. 11 ilsoa tie Wed-
ge -Way night, at 12 o'clock, of Gree la/ -
and. He was standing on the rail 10 dear
the jib -sheets from the bag anchor, wheat be
lou his balance and fell overboard, perms
under the vessel and receiving some seiner
thereby. A pl. alt was thrown to hie Mat
the 'aslant, but although be was wttbis twee•
ty feet of it, he had so'tree/eh to reach K
but sank immediately.-Saradis.,iy Regime.
Ac .dent. -da .,ecideat, which •g
hare terminated very serioudy,
un Saturday Diorama the 11th mar, to the
Mum of Mr. 3desetgomery, on the Ottani-
gen Bridge. A Schooner under prase of
canvass wu pasting through the
when by some a saa or other, the teas
the wheel, whim desired to port US
pet tt a -starboard, by which, mesas lbs
sprit went completely through the
cueing out of like roof. Tie house
very much .bakes and displaced from
pounce', all the crockery, glasrapp
were broken and destroyed. -[K*
a\ens.
'The second Locomotive, the "
manufactured at .lir. Good', esta
was removed Irom the shop ou
11 is for the Northern rail -road, ansa
cidedly a supertor article. '1 wo meet
Hi the course of coostruatioo of air.
WIN).
TEMPERANCE LEC'FE3
Joho B. Gough has nearly Mee
Irom has tate severe illaev; caused by
exertion on the platform, and is a
resuche his labors. He leaves te
for • speaking tour io Great Britaa..
F. W. Kellogg has been speaking
Upper Canada, and lass just rot
1imiaacbusejs. He well speak t
ward. lie report. Ca.JA W
ripening for the Mane Law.
Neal Dow, Geo. S A Caro!
Jewett, who have been steminieg
to good purpose, are now
grlierr, in Olio, on their way
Jobo W. 11. Hawkins hes bee*
in Massachusetts, and will gest
tbroum.h New 11dm,/s;rre.
'filE R'CUES OF VA
In the whole multitude - addle
different characters who easansose
public,' there is not one that oce
mach al,ace, or affunh so mach
merit, as the twin than. The rea
be careful sotto coofauud tLi, far
the proud Mau, for we .jrert wit*
that on two titingr differ from each
more than pride at randy. The
is ata uuanslgated calamity -1t
himself and ■ h5'beer to ill
He is so complete 1y wren' sp t ,
so tho.oughly mrs•rcmal that be /ease"
tic he of motes- oocdd,smptycotwsr
se soul or body. where a friar.' or u
boor might stick is as atom of
or even of common respect, la
phrase, " Ile disks so swell e(
Hutt he leaves no room for other
think of bite." He is, ie shit, stat
able bort, and the teas who would
renown biro in .m nosy, deserve*
011 (he treed -mill. But our fir
is not s proud Bran. lie is lbw
rairt man -the man who ere
evert indifferent opinion of himself
for the very purpose of kering
room for the good opinion of others,,
h. would step talo the gutter, fou
treading on a worm, if. by deiuj
could attract Ilie •1te*t,o. of 1►w •'
tables," end draw forth owe semi
admiration for Ins humane Goad g
ron4uc*. 11e I,ter,,Hy lief/ se the
o1 tie -reverses/des." His rMR,sa,
his range, sad his chsi*s, clad
are .11 spread ret is compliateet 1t
fined taste of the " better deaf este+
his contempt of hie humble feller
proceed. from .o wart* Modes tbhe
sire to be respectable. Were it
able to shake besds with 'overt and
wretchedness with a kiss, he
mint enibussaatie fried to his
tire. asd leas lertee.ta .e '
se lowg se a !winking* .f eke
'miserable is emend/red law WI
&d , he west bear ba hiss
es •le wenn he tows% RI is.
a mid heartily wish el) Mil
tames sod relatiese at Codllarbie
other outlast.* repos biles* Ohs
•cess -yet betaken be Wee
sense they ere An.
As the sew sae rises i wisiety
rery werieg te ore the Ma,
farts he per roils is seise es
peskiest, aid hen hie eaperimes
preehfr•L. 1im Meet. has
tere, his walk wed j
isnot ell pees s.itai�hre1