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TjB8VRON SIGNAL
h i s'a -a' Po MAW wow 16•011401,
BY GEO. COX.
Gl , *Ad Jgere, [iadwnth.
reeve •t•
oa
leassm.
arrtat.ts
Tee p of IM 11111111111M. having so -
ivied het elaII a` the pesetas of a
lam adduh•el variety of Platy asd Posy
Jul Tres, kis sow prepared, epos the unlit
Nameable terms and wltb greater deepaleh
tyle herrtofere, toe:se tae an orders .'thy/hick
h. way ate favored ; east as Books, Pespble,s,
gaol( Checks, Handbill., of size,Circu-
lars. Cards, Noses of Hand, Bill Heads, Check
souks Bins of Lading, Order Boobs Div'- THE btu sc iter will pay 3s. Od. eerrmicy
i. s Court Blasks and every other deeevipeiea liber 1uod clean Barley, on de -
of Le[ur Yre•s Prialiag. A/x►-Jp'riatiag rt y, at the Maitland Brewery.
C•M„rs. J. F. BRITTAIN.
Goder'ch, Sept. 12th, 1863. n331f
Buffalo, Brantford and Goderich
TEN BHILLIN-a8r
Ir AevAACI.
r' TPIS GREATEST rostrata GOOD TO Tilt GREATEST POaSl.La Nt'M8ER.n
VOLUME VI.
GODF.RICH, COUNTY OF HUROI,-(C. W.) THURSDAY NOVKR13ER 3, 1'i53.
CASH FOR BARLEY.
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advance, or Twelve and Six Pence with
the expiration of the year.
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paid up, unless the publisher tbinka it his
atilt antage to do w.
Aly mdividaal to the country becoming
responsible for six subscribers, shall re-
ceive a seventh copy gratis.
Qy. All letters addressed to the Editor
must he pool -pard, or they will not be taken
out of the post office.
Trans of Adrertuing.--Six 'ince and
wader, firstio•erton, LO 2 6
Each subeequeal insertion, 0 0 7;
Tea bees aid ender, first inter., 0 3 4
Eaeb subsequent insertion, , 0 0 10
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Over ten lines, first to. per lase, 0 0 44i
Each subsequent insertion, 0 0 1 r.I
Olt' A liberal discount made to those who '
advertise by the year.
Adrerasements without written instruc-
tions will be inserted until forbid, and
charged ercordiumtly ; and no adeer;iuntent
discontinued unpaid for at the time of wilh-
drawel, utiles by the conscul of the pub -
RAILWAY.
NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN, that
pursuant to • Resolution of the Board
of Directora,payment of the NEW ISSUE;
OF SHARES of the sonis ascii Capital
Stock of the Buffalo, Brantford and Gorier.
,ch Railway Compay is required to be lad,
in the Treasurer of the Company, at the
Bask of British Nem, Atomics. Brantford.
in five rqual Irstaleirnta, es toCra5:
!0 per cent, o0 of helot the tat
May next.
ao per cent co or before the 1st day rat
July 'neat.
20 per cent on or before the 1st day of
September next.
20 per cent nn or tefore the let day of
November next.
20 per rent on or he!, re the 1n day al
Januar', 186*.
By noir,
ARCII'D GII.KINSO ,,
her y.
Office of B B L G Be 'war Co
iLcr• Brantford, March 15, 18:3. T6-•9
•
;garbs.
1)n. P. A. McDOUGALL,
CA N be consulted at all heater, at
the r.eidewee formerly nrcry,ted by
RoIn.rf.Moderwell, Esq., East Sfreet,Mar-
ket Square. Codrriek.
Goderieh. April t9th, 1852 e-5
IRA LF..WI*I,
B\RRiSTF.It, SOLICITOR, kc. Wcet-
etrce', Goderich.
Jane 1818. 2vn25
DANIEL GORDQN,
CABINET MAKER, Three doors ratite
tire Canada Company's slice, :%est -
14,..., a.:a..tea.
August 97th, 104.9. 'sneer
DANIEL HOME LIZARti,
ATTORNEY AT LAN'. and Con veyeo-
t L' car, Solicitor in Chancery, kc.'ha• his
office as formerly in Stratford.
Stratford, 2nd Jan. 1850. 2vn49
J. I)1:NISCIN.
CIVIL ENGINEER, dr.
GOD E RICH, C. W.
Aug. 95th, 1862. *6031
JOHN J. E. LINTON,
`\OT.tRY PUBLIC, Commissioner (.1.B.,
ail Conveyancer, Stratton..
S-1tACHAN AND BROTHER.
Barsijler sed .9tforwies at Late, e(•c,.
Gs.oestcr C. W.
ITRACHAN Barrister and Attor-
w, Notary Public and Convey. LOST.
,OHI,
oily a
sneer.
THil WAY TO SAVE MONEY!!
CALL at the NEvr Bt.nr .en
IOWVJm Sao. Story, Markel Square.
Goderichwhere you will find even.
' description of ladies'. Gentlemen. and Chit
drew.' BOOTS & SHOES, India Rubbers:
die., hc., all of which wit! be sold cheap for
cash.
The' nnslersigned begs leave to inform the
inhabitant. ut Gtdrrish, and surrounding
1, country, that he has purchased from Mr. R.
HILL hi. Stock and Bueiueme and also leased
the building occupied by R. H. wick the in-
t tenuity to r.,usmenciug the Boot and Shoe
• Businr•. in all ate branches. He ha. on hand
' at present a very large aeeoriment of Gentle -
mens' Boots and Shoe, of different .ize. and
' quality..tuo numerous to mention.
He has alio a large assortment of Coarse
Boon, of dates ren' sire.•-unsually cheap.
A1.o a riety or Child mos' B.wa. and Slane*.
plasm •.4 fssxy. Ladies' Ware of de -
1 .erfptiva. Bn.nae of different shade.•. Silk ar.d
Satin. Enamelled, Patent. hi re- .,•.' Seal-
.kio of varlet,- Size. a...; -is i• imported rted from
New York . The above sack was selected by
the sut•,crilrr himself. the lung experience hr
has had in the business enabled bin/ toe -cirri a
superior article. and by pay Mg the ra..A, he has
' purchased cheap, whi.•h will enable him to sell
cheap. Small profit nand quirk returns is hie
way ufdoing business. Pleasecall and see the
stock before buying elsewhere.
N. B. --D. M. has brought from the East an
assortment of Superior Leather. French and
English Calf -skin., enamelled Leather. Patent
I Leather, Spanish Sole Leather, Ac.. &r.
He to prepares to make to order every de
eerie lien et Work in 10, Init. M bn.inena;all
ori. rs will he .o. '-;u^ny anrrde'd to. and. he
airier Willi. .:u lne.ineas, be hopes in sacral a
*hare ut ; uuhc patronage, Terms reasonable
and to •net the limns.
' DAVID MORROW
! Goderich, Sept. Mb. 1853. n11 -3m
ALE'. NDER WOOD STRACHAN,
Atte ey at Law, Solicitor in Chan.
cony, Ce eyancer.
c rich, 17th November, 1851.
WI IAM HO'DGINS,
AILCIIITI:t i'S ( IVIi. ENGINEER
Ojlire 27. Dundas Street,
LONDON, C. W.
Augu.t lath, 1861. dN30
A . J. MOORE,
BARRISTER -AT -LAW.
OFFIt 1. in the Post Office Buildings.
God/rich .
June 701,1B63.( •6o19
HORACE HORTON,
(,Market-sgaare, Goderick,]
AGENT for the Protracts' Mutual ad
General insurance OAiee. Toronto,
Also Ageat ler the 8t. Lewreece County I
Mutual, Ogdensburg, New York. Local
Agent for Samuel Mnulson's Old Rochester
Nursery. July 1850. 23
A. NASMYTH.
FASHIONABLE TAILOR, one door
West of W. t Gran'■ Store, West
Street Gederich.
Felt. 19, 1839. v6 -n4
'1'110:VIAS. NICHOLLS,
BROKER ANDGENERAL AGENT.
Ageot fa Ontario Maria 4' Fire Ix-
nee*ce Co.
NOTARY PERI , ACCOUNTANT
AND Cel EVANCEP
COM 1118810
1NSURANCr.r
pin` and Gads
All kinds of
Books and Merlon
OBke over the
July 11, 1861
R IN Q. B. be.
on Hooses, Shlp•
reetly draws, and
stied,
are, God.rieb.
, 6.2e
E. R.
L'ORW ARDU wd
chat, St
Ampat. for the said
Parma, Hoveab.lf
*eery desertptim
Ott sat dee N
ea. Mara 94th 1811
WASE
Famine Mut l
E, �.OAprr*I.
Aaron at, , tit
r�.
JOMP m
BARIIIB, Iwo
of the Riau -
tui- tom+ 901119
ETt44 EEN Mr. Samuel Bogue• Jun , ani
Bruee6eld on the London Read. on :Ion -
day the 27th inst., a Red Porl,et Book contain-
ing money. Whoever Ending the same and
leaving iter John Clark's, Eiq.. Land Agent
will receive Fire Pounds reward.
Brucekeld. Sept. re, Its53. vi.n2;o
JAMES ('AMPBELL,
BOOT AND SHOE MAKER,
West Street, G.derick,
1.A9 just received a Large Assortment
a • of Ladiei Fucy Drees sad Walking
Boots and Shore, superior to any of the
lurid ever offered for sate in Godencs'.-
Also, a large assortment of Lase, Boot
Trees, Comping 8:ocks, Line( Muse, Inc.le
kc., the above articles' will he sold a
cheap se they eat' be purchased a the Lon-
don market.
Goderich, Set 1. 611, 1853. n31tf
Sheriff's Sale of Lands.
Poetry.
From the N. Y. )lwsfeal World & Times.
ODE TO THE WIND.
IT rota O. raaaaa.
Thou viewless wind! Mysterious thine'
From Suutheru vales 1 feel [bee come-,
Aad as thine unseen pinions wing
Their dight still North, -the genial spring
Comes to our ice -bound home
And while i sit and watch the sur
That ushers in the twilight hour;
And dream the maiden, now afar,
Feels os magnetic power;
Thy gentle sigh, sweet Southern breeze,
Is like to her's I love so well;
Theo if 1 wspeash heire"',
Wilt thouhimy tor
essag'leettell, ire
Sweet sighing wind! bear to my Love
The vows 1 breathe, the wish I make,
At twilight through her garden rove,
Let her from the my kisses take.
l'hea stern November russet, all 11e plain,
Aod sweeping down o'er lake and fill,
Of winter night thou seemest to tell,
And the dark blu,t ry eights sets in amain,
By dying fire. my rustic lyre
The harp EEolian in the window strung,
1 much admire thy fairy choir,
That makes its music gently swell,
Whilst thou art whistling its charmed chords
among, t
A. If an unseen angel sung.
Whence hast thou then, mysterious thing!
The chastened music thou dust bring,
Thr chords are [rue to even' sound
Within the charmed circle found
That rnusic calls her own;
First wailing low like regnirm aid,
Then high a d quirk the note,, atsd glad;
Now di,!aut .a r, then closer by.
Or sweet and 1.':y, or loud and high, _
Thy ever changing tone.
While round the la'v.c roach moaning wild
1 hear thee rove -.lies more a child,
1 !ooktowar,'.s my Mother's chair,
Fearing (Inc witches in the air,
And for a moment, e.nly dread
'The h•nur. that strikes the "me for bed.
The nor:heru gates are open wide;
And Boreas comes with giant stride,
With all bis horrors at his Lack, ..
Fierce blu.erinit through the air,
Leaving de.truction in his track:
And strewing riches rare
Among the raver of ocean wild,
While contisente ate rudely piled
With works, e'en time would spare.
Roaring and raging o'er tne.earth,
And laughing hoarsely in has mina,
The howling winds sweeps by;
Pro music ,harms the lisening ear,
No genal, lullaby:
He fiercely bowls and loudly roars,
And hotline and harsh the noir he pour,,
A funeral to the parting year'
Blow. then. black Boreas'-I'rom thy cave
Unchain the worms and let them rave. -
Tear from their I:omes the ancient trees,
Show to the earth and foaming seas
The aright reposing in thy breath.-
• That to resist .by course, redcoat.
Ohl how my soul delight. to be
Alone with earth, and night. and thee!
On darkening storms of winter tide,
Grim and secure the henchmen ride -
O'er all the earth wide lordly reign,
O'er man. and heist, and mighty main,
Rede Boreas rules. dark, drear and dread;
The world is dumb, and nature dead.
unifidCaestid •f) DY Virtue of a Writ
Moron and Roan, j� of Fieri Facies Is -
To Wit .ted oat of Her Majes-
ty'. Court of Quen s Bench. and to me direct-
ed against the lane, mod tenemrnu of Robert
Armetro.g at the Suit of JOHN DOE, on the
Demise of FINLEY McFEE, 1 have seized
and taken in Etecmaon the Lease of Lo',
Nonan Ong. (South Boundary) In the Town-
ship of B'Mlalph, which 1 shall offer for sale
at the Court Room is the Town of Goderich,
oo Wednesdaythe Twenty-first day of Decem-
ber next, at thour of Twelve of the clock
noon.
JOHN McDONALD, Sheriff,
Horan and Bruce.
Sheriff's Office,
ooderieb, 91st Sept., 11163.1 .34-d
Buffalo, Brantford and Goderich
RA
LWAY.
T. nix attest se seer Ceweeee.
1ATOT1E is hereby given, that a certHed
jr eery of the a► Pana or the BUF
PALO HRA D d GODERICH
RAILWAY, drthigh tie costly of Heron,
stall eat teeth to bepsassd over,
tad tato therefor, i ale a Seek d Re-
tie a peseta de.erepha of the
the .awes of the oweea and se -
theme( N Re- as they ea be seem
adages, tuba aseemwry A► tie rflrkl
eadessalathIt /goof rdeb a asp nplea, *1. Cert rh
itis MM ter *1aiai Mire
provided.
pemasmt sen. 10
the mama r ARCH'D OiILK ZION,
1 Swam i
Odea et the Ilable,Itneated
sed Getter eh Rafwe'y' Cala,
Btremelb d. arab aert-, NORsi>tlf
ROWLA rD WI1.L11nU$ -
A 1
411
giekeithish e�esr Mi Leath liner
adablit peeperty ea ha
(fatty It 'WPM* w'ph0a
MOW, ♦let MOR -
LITERATUI2E:
T1aW'F.i.VE AND FIX PENCE
at Ttsa site ata ria rtAa.
NUMI)EIt 39.
kir..'Noumesds ri11♦ataed ler
To lie eie a he dei. roomy a
of live and twenty who Me
foreign seri' t r.;o are, wit
tbeating gofek a ;iron('rwlMin his
a:od, at that time. not engaged in any par-
teeolsr low atter !- fancy bits soddenly
thrown into the aneiety of Mary Pesch --
really a welt-rJwsd acid pretty, if sot
quite a brauucul girl; m.resacd to make for
place his home as Ione a, see pleased, and
the quarters scarp isoiely comfortable !- -
Fancy oil Elan., ant wuuder, sf you can, at
.Ir. >esmoa.l, elite forgetting- tiiat let
had (Lettered "age pup' i.lsrert" for the
out -ale fare to Leudou. Thew there w.:ra
such beautiful enalckes of scenery all a'onr
that l;lossnp road, which sten P.•arb rr-
a s -- ----- -- eamatenJrJ ken) to look at, nod to which
ah bndl` accompanied Ina. as be marl.t
sot be aide to hug 111,111 nut without her
assistance; and sae had so uu.:h te ask, and
be 13 tell her •la'wl kteeign cuuotrsr•, and
Ike peril, be h4•1 beta w, anal site evade
him tea lees agate how bee Ire i his woan.t et
\1'aterluo; ao.l she bad each a m.rrtty war
of seeeain4 to heiews with tier dark 6tey
eyds, a...l--bet 1 need sot go o t. 11 was
a dear ease.
true ewe but t kicked the servant out of
doors to peeve my wife how much 1 loved
her. But would you balletic 11, ser. She
aetue!Iy lareegbt the girl back agent. Tha'
put m. I admit into a pillows-ilea1 ad-
ministered a kick -a simple kick -and then
a blew -only one blow.
liere the tender beerted into burst into
oew flood of tear..
Yes, coed the wife, weeping wore abun•
dandy, ht was only a .Ingle blow. Ile
did'at meas to hurt me,Tuh sure. Ile adore.
one.
In truth, sod that Prestdeet, there is no
mak•og out what you would have. It we
were to believe the d.pushti.w • ou saw• o0
••king• your eomplaml.year bw►.nt want-
ed to murder you -and new you defend haw.
But the Arm complaint was confirmed by
witnesses, and by that we shell abide. We
coachman poor husband to two months om_
prsonmeot.
Oh, merciful heaven! shrieked the wife,
Two months without seeing him.
Two u.on,he! creed Ibe culprit ie despair,
menthe from her.
'Take sweaty lbn prisoner. a.d remove 5Ls
women, said the President.
Phratse!-dearest Pbraiee!-yon will
come and see ms in prison, will you sett
cried the husband, the very picture of des. -
pair.
Yrs -rib ye.. and I win Mint you some
of the macroni which you hate so well.
KISSING AND FIGHTING iN PARIS.
(From French Police Reports 10 Galig
0a0t.)
The wife of a ►mal; eatin, house keeper
appeared before the Trsbnnal of Correc-
tional Police, on Saturday, to complain of
her husband for assaulting bar. The mo-
ment be was placed at the bar, the accused
cried. -
'That woman, Mr. President, taloa all
she can get out of me to cram her soa-a
seri of whom I am not the father! -She wall
bring me to a crust aid a alnw bed before
she has dune with me.'
'Let us hear the complaint; said the Pre-
sident.
A buxom woman •"stepped forward and
said. '"That fellow, sir, whom 1 blush to call
my hoeband,Tas treated mein • most abom-
aabl. way! He has given me kicks in a
pert of the person which no woman who
respects herself likes to receive.' Finally,
h• gave me the other day such a blow on
the arm that It was .t a state of appopl nay
all day.'
'In a ■tate of wrist 7 said the Pre•
ardent.
'01 appoplexy! it was as Maras a0 Iron
bar.'
'You mean to ray Catalepsy.'
'1 have always heard say apploxy. To
die of appoplexy-aa attack of app oplexy.
However, air, on the day of the great scene
he csme to me with his great kitchen knife.
and pard, I must skin you.' Yes, sir, the
monster actually.wanted to skin me like a
rabb.t.'
•Well, accused, you hoer the charge?
what have you to say' mod the Presi-
dent.
•Sir,' answered the culprit with gnat
101010., my wife, my wife, 1 love her. 1
will even say, 1 ud•Jue her. Bet she has a
eat, and 1 don't want•top
Lin
et
the son.-
et bus father support ht . It is only
geese 01 husbands who eat it their wive'•.
sen -and i am sot • goofs. No, 1 ea0not
swallow the eon. But with that exeepuoa
I lose her. Ole, yes, i love her dearly, de-
votedly.
Hen theeeatdmeotal culprit buret into a
Seed *fleets. ''1
Asd IMO, 1 tort you too, myr, erred
ale wife, saddest, .ympatbieieg, a weep.
tag to..
Ir., yoga do sot Nee me.
Ob hareee., hear Mal A.d after that
11t My mamma etas herself away a News
• deg et . ow
*Byers levet/ .IM .e.ld lou
Comm, fa sa kers fat eweveew.o, add
the Presides.. ttid 710 strike your edea
pee K ills.
MY, Mecca w ea sed eon will see w8eth-
w 1 Isse my with .r at.
That le ass the ie.ulsa-•did you strike
lar.
T w•a in ace Ikea bar. Wan. w ked
a Ma sae balsa., MI ay ale sensed we
WWII (last a ate alto lkr. it we.et
We repeal our w.retoj, (a.t me.t.•
ought to he takes to relate In the C.I.
one, a .decant ouppluy of dour 1, r
our owe ..s.. It that to not sone we
ate convinced that it will be tburoughlr
draioei.-Npecroter.
110\W SIM MONDSGOT A WIFE.
A PL&ASAST ADVE\TCn&
walla a slide; "bet 1 have bet at for some
years where a man's name was the Int
thing required from ham. Put inc dues
Ensign senoritas of the reetb.
~
Mr. Samsung, was duly entered in the
book, and thence on the way bd. Indeed
ler was not.
'floe moment the llhe traveller des:ribed
l,unar•I. aa Ensign Simmonds of the 'leets,'
Sam Peach closed his beg Ikdgar with au
When railway travelling was undreamt u-inpiu.ia which wuuJeJ nut unlike •pistol
of, and mail eoar•4:, were ' atone in their sh,t-pu•Fnrd the til -headed boukiag clerk
glory; the ancient and sooty Iowa of jhef-
a•iJe -took his place venin a countenance
field rejoiced in the possession of an inhabe- q„he radical with rxcilcrneut--and iu bis
tent u ed Mr. Samuel Peach. '1'o have
blandest tone, asked what a tete he should
euquieed Inc him, however by that appella-
tion woold have been next to useless. X rat tater in the day -hook.
only in Sheffield, but throughout the len•eth Eamon Sunato of Illi 1'epti.'
and breadtl, of the three ridings of lurk- "Well,” sant Sam, an the subdued Owe -
tier of a men holding a confidential ruuter-
,hure,'Ise was known and very often „alarm with *,.mast( "w.•ssoray earl did
EXTENSION AND UTILITY OF TILE
ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH..
The Medoterranean E'ectric Teletrapb
a, we ara,told, an a fur war of execution.
Some contracts have just been entered into
for the construction of the materials that
are to become the vehicle of intercummu
meat ion between Europe and Africa; and it
i. confir.lently beI.eve l that before she cod
of o' xt year the electro (Lid wr'I be trav-
elling -to and fro, ever lard and under water,
.n the service ofcontmere, and eirilcz.aen.
--`Vast,' says a correspondent, as olio pre-
sent line is, the magnitude of Ica usefulness
will increase a IutndreJ (.old when its con-
templated continuation to India chati base
been carried out. Six thousand wiles of
telegraph now ender construction ra India,
cony-yrng the thoughts of 120,000,000 of
fellowmen, will be bronglit within a few
hours of our own door. The multifarious
auJ complicated retstions of abet immense
empire wish the mother country will find a
daily, nay, howdy expreseton throug h the
sdrnt yet eloquent win that will soon be
falniliarlv,l•ukcn of as 'Sam 1'cach, of tint deceive toe. \That a siugular thing
this is to be sure." Thea addrresint Mr.--
StenmouJs be said, "lo the army Sir I"
"Why conssueing that I bear his Maj-
esty's commission, 1 may safely soy that
I ant."
"Seen any actual service 1"
"Yes, two years in the l'enineula, and in
the Angel coach -office; just as people speak
of 'l'om Waddell of the lien -and chiekeus,
at Birmingham, or Isaac Taylor, of the Lion
at Shrewsbury.
Eccentric in many things, yet with a
dash aquae! humour, and a most Catholic
frit of humanity in his nature, was thesP 1
Sam Peach. ile was wealth) , of course- • I
for eccentricity is too great a luxury for a
door man to indulge in. Of the importance
of hi. position, as autocrat of the mail and
stage coaches which travelled to and Irom
Sheffield, he had a high opinion. Nut Ii r-
ing auy co.eection with the statirtical so-
ciety, it would be impossible to state, with
the requisite fullness and particularity dar-
ted,
faletail, how many of these coaches 1e possess -
cd -bow malty horses he had on the road -
how many quarts of °ate aus loads of hay
his eatik annually consumes, --how many
miles per diem his carnnee travelled --to
how many families his calling gave bread -
Eno'. gh
read•Enough to say, that Sam l'each,tnerossing
the " conte} ancmg department' in and
from Sheffield, was considered a wealthy
personage, the rather, perhaps, because he
studiously arouded the display of riches. --
Ile had purchased some laud in the nehgh-
boorhood of Sheffield, extensive enough to
be called an'e,tate. Ile always spoke of
it as •• the firm,' though the house he had
erected thereon was sudiciedtly imposing in
appearance and extent to make it sometimes
be taken for the country seat of one of the
squirearchy. \\ ith that. order Sam l each
c.tablesned be:wceo D,otSay and the boast Lad no desire to be identified. Plain and But Sam Prads pi.l.e.1 aside the of6-
I J••I •Ill t l v
the last hrush frith the French at \Vater- I prorpeet+; Elul he I::d hrar:l, and if Mn
loo." Siur.unnh..oeld obtsiuthe led •'e consent,
"Wonderful !" exclaimed Sam Peach. I iso tali at earth w .u1J lar w r acceptable
"Got a \Waterloo medal ?" i as a sou -in-law.
•'.1e-, ani a \Waterloo wound, lo.leed, 1 $horde atter, \ir. Simmonds and Mary
I Fuse been at Ilnlne getting cured; and Peach were united -elle hetnT, too good a
daughter to decline guars an acceptable
now that I am o0 s► legs again, am nit to s,u•tn-lave to iter fatter. \Visit- furi.wsu
town to report myself to the hone guards'sl:e had woe sever exactly known; but they,
tor duty. Our second battalion is to La ;dr ore ole from I'ae chord" in a Lan dome
disbanded ; and as we ale likely to have a ''b,riot old tbu:, nru:c1u ' ,v, peach bad
I•acsraied t:. t:.c a:'. Ire COO -'L'. 4:11 just a,
the. bride;rocut WA, about,leppu;, tato alae
vehicle, ett[e:e sat Ole bride, all Loauty and
blouo'e, Sam Pea:h delivered hsusself as
Inllo vas; •
" Sinunnn.l., you tweet asluetl ate wl2
saw in pot. 1, 6 ,1i Sits\ we met, too
limey to you, an.1 bring you m
Know, thea, that in to. :..r. a t
years I have b• cn at t:l . -fad of the r. .
1t4 in Shetlirsd, t hat.• :, r! buadreJ. of oat-
Iuuty' men to airy ..slice, to be Looked for
my places -generale. colonels, majors, Inv*
a hast of captains --hot you were the only
crisivt 11111 ever came across nt. For
the singularity of i:r: llv.a •. I thought that
phew,nte•ou wt••:niy of a wool dinner; and
your Orris good qu auues have done Ale rest.
Good bye, now. God Mese you, and lee •
ane hear (roan you and Mary every day. "
Thee there were sighs, tb: Jeep -r (sr rt,n
presaiuu,
And stoke glances, sweets for the theft."
In st•.it, it had come to pose that Mr.
Sihmnonds Ind a palpitation of the heart ,
wtwitcher Mary Peach .Note to hint air
looked at bum.
•• lis love with her," eon will lay. 1.u:t
know hon- it cod; a acenc with t11s lady -
a bhe,b or tui o -ball a dozen tela -the
whole to coatl,.Je with-" speak to my (.6-
lher."
Not exectty ,o; for when our hero four'.!
that he was in love, he took the o;toorteal-
ty of snea:.uh; to jam Patch, before he
lueutioned a eta;lti word of the matter to
the l.t-ly.
Yon thiol that lac Yeah. la a pretty pas-
sion, no doubt.
\1',o ratagaiu Sam lull \Ir. Silomoode
that the had been oepecting. 1otnethiog of
the. Lind, haying full ax of hie eyes and
I ean.; twit under this expectation he bad
made nhquirica as to Mr. Simeionds and hie
Imo; peace, I am afraid I shot' Sears some
dillicu'ty m gt sting Upon fuit 4.17 in another
regiment.'
"Then," said Calc Prat 1, ratheran16010.
ly, I .uppese you are °ol'bound to be al *Le
llnrse Guards by any perticular day 1"
Mr. Siminouds replied that he was
not.
"'That being the ease, sir," Paid. Sauk
Peach, '•it can't nsake any' great udrereuce
your not being able to travel by any of my
coaches thus afternoon."
"Not go, after paying for war sent !"
"Afraid not. All the seats are raga-
getf.."
IIere the fat -headed book-keeper chimed
" Not of atm. Only look at the way
of A fries. A!th.si g', tl a sane.! stare. • somewhat brusque iu Li, uutlner, f:e nae taus, underling. nn, t .art to n m as
through whose land the lune meet tars IncI a "istonpaJ wbu did not know whet Ise was
t prone aloe bwicess by which be Lad ac- ,ayiub' Then res.imne his cuurrroaliou
waling to Send all facilities ani nopporta to
quire(' an mdependenee; and it is ret remerf- with \Ir. Sitnennnds, Ip aided:
tee undertaking yet the arrangements ne-
y to eetabls.t the ennerro on a •oosd{ tiered ss a fact, that nn one occasion, when
'
and safe basis, in a enm,netcial point of a dislmgaush•:d commoner, in the neighbour -
view,
," a peer an
I a cabinet
hood taste become
(
require time and ennnJeratmo. Io.
Jepeodsaly of the vast I ndno coeneetron mlpuuer) addressed him as- Sarnoel Peach
is prospect. lbs ewe company. lose already . Esquire," the reccipieut, erlu knew the
rendered to the mercantile community in writing, returned the letter to (Inc post -of -
this country, and to Frame. aoJ Italy, • flee, with an endorsement, w not known at
rerr considerable service by b: i•gin j the the angel coach Am.*
heart of the Mediterranean Sea within the Wealth and integrity, backed by has ec-
electric circle. Henceforth nrigatore by
axil or by steam need no longer travel to a centricity, had made Sam Peach quite a
continental port in order to communicate P^Pular character as :h.OitlJ. Neter did
with their friends or principals in Europe : any one care leas for popularity. Ili, line
but by passing by and stopping a few hours of conduct war to follow the right whatever
at a port to the island of Sardinia, t`.ey can might betide. flu, peuelianties leaned to
tread their tidings and receive t)iear teatime mercy'. side. It was as much as any of
bun. .'setdelerrmueJ to Alar the lis„ t.
tions (rein Loodon, Larerpno', Glasgun•, bis coachmen's place was worth, for one ,
sleasily dedmcd gunny an eaplenahnn; and
Dublin, Paris. Hamburg, Amsterdam,. or of thews to see a tired fowl traveller oat the the result wn that .t sats n'clork th.(t ,f•
any commercial place rn Enrope. Tons Iroad, and not immediately " pull up.' and
British eoterpr,xe has been leading onwards
invite the wayfarer to a seat. The sterling
the majestic ei,ilisotion, and we may say
European character of the man was estimated from
that supported as it Is by the
Public, at is the oniy .ucceufal and norma- I the fact that must of the people around Lim
" 'The fact i,, sir. all the scats este en-
gaged. Ilut as you lure paid your fare, 1
am bound to +end yod forward to a post
c hae : or make tire delay of no Io„ to you.
\ty house to only few miles out of town. 1
shall feel gratified by your cotton.; nut to
dine with me to -day, in tit :nothing. I
shall drive you in if you like, and vnu ran
start Ibe London by any coach you please." 1
Vainly did \Ir. Simmonds a,.ure Sara '
Peach that lie had much rather pro(e'ed to
London without Jelly; that he Jed not wish
In intrude upon his hospitality; that he I
would prefer remaining at the Angel.-
Vauly, ton, dal he endeavor to ascertain'i
why (wren there evidently was no real int- r
pediment to Ina immediate departure for
Loudon) Sam Peach should veldt to drlaurj
Sr..TLTr. ail' 11It:LATE Si* 1;nar:r.r
PELL IN \\ ES rMrsstin Anucv.-(.il -
son', statue cl late late Sir l;nbcrt feel
has been erected in the north transept of
Westminster Ab4ry, under the superinlee-
Idence of the sculptor. The statue was
scttl;otured in Rome. It le of the life axe
! in pure white m,rlde and stands nn a pedes-
tal of blue-vriaea warble. The likeness is
good, and the attalutle espre„ere, represen-
ting the late slat&atn in the ant of ad
Jtes,iu.tr, the senate, and marking an auplu-
1 sir by the pre„air of the palm of the left
heed, with a scroll which he hold, in Ileo
richt land.
l'be Mrs. Miller, who allot a man named
Rngg, on a Mlsulo-appe •te.tnbust • few
day since, 'Hemp. me wJece+.t full
latrines with her (person, hes 1 een di,-
eberged by Jus: tem Beek, of St. Lout., who
heli float h:r Isla, resent input was perfect-
ly j su4ab:a.
NAPttLEON---THF. GGEAT---O4
'PILE"EASTERN QUE flex.,,
"in the emcee of a few years, r:nasia
will lata Cotrrantinnrle, the greatest part
of 'Turkey, and all (;recce. TMs 1 hold to
bo a, certain as 51 it had already (siren
place. Almost all the oijoling cf Aletaa-
der practiced towards one, was to gaps m,
consent le effect tins n t. I would not
consent, (orweing that lM eq 'thorium of
Europe would be destroyed. In the na-
turel ce'trse of things, in a few years Torr- .
key must 1111 to Russia. The greatest part
of her pnpolutinn ere Greeks who v00 mar
say are Itrp•isens. The •-ers iv would
injure, and who could • .e '' ,•c Eog•
land, France, Pru.aa,and Austria, it will
he ea.y for Rem,* le engage her semitones
tie gtrmg iter Serna, end otter pronuscr.
bordering an the .lu.lriau Jotninioem mach-
ete iter lir Cnamenhnnple. The only hy-
p•oheeis that rewire and England maty ever
h.- allied with •iaeeri;v, will he in order in
preempt this. Bet et, n t'.ris alliance will
not avail. Iran:e. I:nglanl nod Pru,.ta
nettled ea,mot prevent it Hns•ia and Aus-
tria can at any thee effect it. Clue non- •
tress of Couetentln2lsle, Russia gets all list
commerce of IIw )l.•deterra.ean, beeesees
a gre.ot nasal power, and trod Wows what
may hnprreii. the Tolerate with yolt-
ntiretns o;) to Holtz an army of 70.000
,nnrl vd.Iaer,-"!eir!1 to ittnsta i, no4bj*
- -3111 • 100.000 c onraille I.'n*nck, and
end l ng'.nJ fu•e. iwdia. Alwin
all the poweee, lined* u the, roma to be
feared, especially by you. iter soldiers
are heater than the Awlness, red s!m bee
tlw menu of raising a, natty seen es Am
pleases. la braver, the Email ad Ear
loth soldiers ere the nobly "ea to W titter
pend re tbed MI thee threes*. I ea
ate laterite farther thee others, ad t wase
led le estabtieb a Leerier again.* tines hbr-
bariesa by re-es:06611 Sal the kis;4.se
' Poland. tfwd pet.w4 Poinatmv,l,r at far
heed eK it as lei t tt o,s. ewes eia'f sf
nweroll: s wrwo .. •, , _ -.e l . A u'. .deal
I year* bene. 1 shalt he pitied. (r
..d Europe. saper.ai' y !thatle eLjlw�ud, wilt
I & es
d t seas.!. 1Ylea the
(M very lise•t eitimeigp
sed a Irsf I s tMtr .
-O7 Ableen'a 0 lretfea
gad.'
Dent conqueror of the world.
THE ANTICIPATED CRISIS•
Tne Montreal " TnHrray'." •,ae.king of
the present aspect of eommerrral matiere,
and Ills effect likely to be ,rodueod on chit
country by the etnngesey in the money
market, and oclser causer, makes the follow -
mg reining'.
We learn, from prorate advices, that the outside at any prier.
Bank England had rimed its rate of dos- 11 happened one Sunny day to Se; Lein
count to 5 per teat, and that ■ con•sderab'e bee IS 15 that Sam Peach was sitting In Ina
check had Leen experienced in the nteuu. coach -Mike -hie cu,to5 ever of an alter -
4104(1114 dutnets. 'Tri Ihr. 1”stale of noon --engaged in examining a ledger, for
affair. in China must have largely court-
T”
f•.r I:e lewd to say that Icy attending 10
bided, hut, p•r:.a,s, the pnnery,l ten's u
� tiro Dnwneas ie was pretty ,u c of lou -uta.
theennr.nrtt: ^xpartatio05 Ir.rn ElgIse.l
nn MAIL • •der Come circ nn.soanc.v, the I attendag to hem. .\ gentleman carpe m
Lou -
mimes of Ina, d.wsI area, ani g aranirea
and asked what was Ibis coach torr to Lou -
in Canada a perfect midnees. We are
jest doing what we did seven year*
We ars are b.gIanieg to go • head. wh.77 all
prudent people pool in. '144. (vetoer trade
I. very goad Tb.t as Baer very profitable:
sod the minor antelope, .ueh is better and
eggs, have brought • great deal of money
onto the clamory, ad proportionally eve•
.nel.aaced the lust of Ioele,;. But, for Ihe
ewaplNion of works requinag soy eters-
erhsare motley ideational, we hasng nose te
epee..
W. meat ow us &.gleed fee a *amity;
ea, Y mosey is cot le M lad from t,gla.d,
tai beetles e 0 B.ahrep'y.
Tao Rea .f %satasd u en cos vie e110 .f
e1Mctaaees
to14.4.4.s1/ . .spadsF..Ag,Ma rosf b.gry,n1•agd
the l4lwrmtt. staeraata, (list lwy haws 'oil
roped* mead the ra4.8I'MNwt Mew leu
ill. ad f be tiered that
had been in his employment for upwards of
twenty years.
It Is more than probable, that Sam
Peach never heard of the name mud system
of Lavater, and yet it is certain that he had
a habit of taking 'thee and dislikes to peo-
ple's leen', which Involved the putting them
inside for outsi•le (are, or for iso fare, or
the stout refusal to take them inside or
dui.
Ile booking clerk. with pen •cross has
mnatb, eller the fashwu of per,nus wise
would lain ap,.•er'terrdlag homy, an.wer-
ed, " Oise ped fifteen, eel; two puri tea,
ternoon, \Ir. SammonJs found Meta If at
Sam Peach', table, discus..iug what any
gentkm:n, even if lie had not campained uh
the Pennes,da, an•I hod hospitable fare at
Brussels for some weeks after the dao of
1Vaterloo, would have bee., j.-tuGeJ in con-
sidering an eecelleut dinner.
Such a thing a, •' taking lite pledge"
(except at Hie Lombard Arne.) was not
thought of al that time; and therefore a few
lA f old wine Jt 1 thein 110 essential
harm. \Iu:li Ihry talke:l 1 Kn,tan Sim•
moods of the adventure. Inc had met with
while on furea;(u sea vice; nnJ Sam P.•ach,
OLIO vasa capital listener, pleasaoily keep -
int up the ball by occa,aonal shrewd goes -
mune and racy remarks. At last -but bus
was about the conclusion of tlhc second brit -
01 that urcenupata4le pore, which reefed
like nectar anal -pelt hie a bnq•ert--Sam
!'each grew communicative about himsetlf;
told hoar hr had riven to opulence hi' in !
dustry, Irmo a semll br�nmm�e; :.nd 1naa1-
rd ,tow, far above his wealth, lir prised lis,
only dauphter.
" You shall ,ac her to the 51,i ning ' soil
he; " for 1 did not like to iutroduee you
until I same whether my ii:.t mnprewiolra
would be %omit teed on closer acquauslance.
11 i, not every one, 1 can tell you, that 1
:tourwould iotrndece as a Iricsd l., nee
„hid
Mery ?"
4t,pprul breakfMl the neat m-.rning
and not the le-,. plra".nt herons.. pretty
Man Peach pre•i Ird at the beard, emitted
'fhe tray eller desired to be honked for
in %unto social denw, (s, h.•t mother h.d
k plane it (bele were rano.
been deal for many year•) Inc a mai lea
e Not oat wet talon;' 1504 I:°'bnok.11' stmt, who was neither densy nor ,!newish. 1
ems- ••I'Ira,nl'veotlw:r," nb•.r,red Sew.--
" 1 aoppnge 1 Md letter pat' yon here," 'Are eon smelt of a %porno an 1"
inquired the Irrv.Uerr. "'lethal,' gaol Mr. Sire'ooeJs. " We .
bad plenty of praeliee at red h•Rye�d parte
Jn.t u you please;' vena the r ince; radgre se the pw,in.'r:.t. i•e,o throe." 41,,.
es!y, ectal wf here the money, )tib Ilei- sna Ilnw l.o.d \\'elltn trnt. Yr•e slnald
tier put foot i. the easels watt a it. " Imre seen Low ianrd V elhn jtnn pep;arr'l
The mom) was aeroo'Jiagly d.hersed 1st. Arm., *ban be had unthaw j c1./
of w ant very pehkorie pfu e. " 15'041,' acid S•m, " enfeorte.»arty 1 had
t" ached Nee hook clerk. and tM throes n1 ,.•eine hien. 1 clank yew
. What sem. 0,v ttot cantly tied to lire as In este 1a.-
. Whal ens .4" erbeel\ala pavelter in is Lnodos aatl tf you gate snip Nome
1. l tweet remembered a .. i tM.oglt f spot. pbm esso gh,' asa.1 + y""r aisd ..1 to vertaM t. -,sorrow,
wires tk. Omsk pets me 1M •er,w, as i1 se I44. eisrk may. Whet „wM are we t. 's a Vats JM Mastee N Ise bar.
esedwteeMj 401..1, 4 set atomic ratese die Met M 1 I scores dot you hate a 1 b..44, s vee ape 1M plserrtm mama rm..
ease •flasersrti ha le reetelela Its die- Mr ...Pet. end 1 roe tell Feu time .nt a
meed" .1 beg purr pa ri11, " said Ihr Irartner, 'a ties ieA 0r,d !'secs Iia 40,0,.•
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