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rtfecliM in all U>« OountitM of the HQRWKN CIRCUIT, Wnf’ & FMriRS and -v” ^rrrhants, % UAxWive I of J,ei | il attention to all oon- 3V •a5SlJ2f S&fy fo ; ft 7 k or Btor *‘s« r 5 & CO. •Ul A o ^3(l«»Sr ' A J. LAN*, J. W. *• **• WaJQ. Hsmoook Co. *«gw«. Vtrren, LaneJ Co. TOR **■ MERCHAN t 1 COM f Bmd atrerl, AUGUST ■CvlS •adwJSpSu^ a.^fs«i.iK 1 Uroiln* fo: w * 8 r!S MI<,0f t** ~\Mt ^ «. a . arrow i 53®™-* —^**ns. .... m* TO fricjMh r flfSSMMJi :■ “►*‘*^00**^ f * .M ia-; n r tfsuft 10 Mr oft a hat- ■pp^R5 SThiX S p ' ^u.t.rs.^Jf^OTtXj^ **XXiBo'5-lfriL i “*• ^eeov New Views OH Foot £NS. P ft WARRECKf i % annonnees that peopKf^Irta 55 !ir , :r , ;ndtt, ’* A h ^?“ lhe nuke, ihe fitting ^Moirumw«nd CrmtH-d work SopL^w ^ ol 8 : ’ I- COHEJ iiffo/? v7> ^ ^. jff m tnnc mm ^ _ isbio^ tv aim a"J?e **«>*»' “• o. «.]>/• » / j_/ W -.■■'■ ,-- / £ _ , tv, S/pSON . ' & i frieni , \ class *® " . , vle » nd quality ^OMESTIOS ’ .took CfdOTBI^e - ^ S» a e,,eraI * * ‘•M'tment of ^^ adci CffTLERY . A6 * . Rove. I var?eT>*L C ’’ . bouseljold— «do^ '',tht G v tho dim ab 8 _ P Y’ fifc0,e ^'^dU.e t g n * an ! auso» them to row Weary. ‘Enough,’ bisst said Meml U "l ri8tn • r0 ‘ n still *ttt aud 27 carrvinsr 2 to , hi • wife / moist ihi p uea«y, I shall ni l 11 take sa^d^Ln mv rest ardreadtohertheZTjg The maestro k by w her ^ ,de » * the erm saddest line ferfCjLd rememBTOces. oalIed How up ut truewaa the last ver« .* me leeudi^ ’ w r »,w. I Hkxt uitfht waboui fe «*orro# I muat >u; t _ ifwakened Erits. & The h*» Jungfrau. in remaned fcO f£h 1 ™^ iw tew ircie of —ied i 0 arra i ball of yarn, better_ ±$t an* eigtM J&Hntnded. - — Cooiie,_with WWu "**■•?* her delicti--***. i£££ h«r * e V ! 8 LI medit’«“ and then him - “ lf if »wav 8 “ y to " Mid, **‘ e in «b n ?. e ' ?^?r4Cd^LS f uml % . an 0 eg 'out from a,nQ0st her long eyelas^there are tear8 re * d y to fall, but she quickly, and unnoticed wipes them »w«y with her hand; there’s a heajt almost ready to brea*, but a sigh re leives the agony; tide’s a soul ready to burst its imprisonnent and soar to the tomb. °r<?er the wifeof him who sits pouring in the 0 f the room, closely g PRSfTorS> r ^jilii — nr: ( :::5 .>f ^r. "■ L fallen OfwhXuhe stares vacantly t5C, f 1Lr ? « |,./ p e r ^t“ u , / ? bea b ut\,— . nRfnre i lai.mg, , t c Hew the lesvesWIens to the winds rning ers ling gone^m, in Jg, he recalls with the mind gloomy his songs to own ot thez expressive linear ill iho earth, we h .rd.y know at W.tMimgsieet,. poor hut, or h.^ logo • fAgain he resumes his labors as be ^re. The pen writes, and the the meastro keys a soft touoh Cu^3 resses the piano-forte, an the music rises id sweet, maiestic harmouy, and fills teh room with its charm. Dreary Autumn,—how stegttro^no sheuld strange that Fob* Mendelssohn have cho«Hi this season tor t e com sition of his delightful aud profo melancholy Spring whtapered Song. the . •Felix, dear,’ hei hu.batr Cecile, a« aha bent over shoulder, and peered closely upoq " ritten your work? Tbe "^nr«e hours are D »«.,».• -• ™-«, las | upon the day of their betrothal, most finished. My brain aches, but I [him Tiun ii. V"T l "* n“ y a>fcina . The wifr sat Ho W - l^h^^rif^aofe^ “ e C V ^ ”ronb^d k r"t. r ' >e4r,,?atly i " ''iew h caught you, have I ? You saw me,did "Ill r W H« now vofl’ll pay for it.” 8By — ____ blOnitfc- wWiEW 8 the ° 1d f ib, , « » a «gb,drew knife, hUrr0r!) CUtthe0biW out a (an^ oh ’* «“*• — cr> c oome with agony, and ran to hb fa thar’s house, onlyto fill them with aon - '* with £SfiUZ-~p ort , ”T U ’ *°JP»I -while he r^eats one df the wild ml* of the Niabel ungen, in lullii nf thi delkhtful child-story of the dreaded ErVKing. W, And then their eyes beg n to tulutue and mother “puts them in rSirquiet M,. again, and hueband and wifiwalone. i^tSPS^^SwoEn „, ,y -y-V ' stepsJjffsaid he. “that is so.' , nugt Bonie to that 80()Uer i J 181 mrl "'- 'Po^aps ¥es, perhaps. I have But worked 1 have !t ' u r me ’" ' Sbc ““ 8 ,MCl “ “ « we,!t volre Md knowsjpn , well how to plewe-Jiie. • h »w'* 1 think a T“ k ul ,t^ m-^ I L.-% ' yn,. ooBS-feSwjF ^5 ■**&,> “ *>•***■ T^° * T have Mgb .utobeW'in \ tbe r ^ndotssohn may, peacq, hut for -£*?; Q#c^e the ! “trr h^urs were 01 “““sp** heavily 8 away, "*; * ^‘^d < ? ut the r “. a 1Dut, stern 8t ho reality, P e that cen and .' ’ tered in her angelicspmt— Foryo-Tud T tbe^cel * ------- - n2 Onemnnr* fnr^eirLt^k later ,r?l7^ha of Death W te ) R h *5^ na ?* nMir e ^ y the 8U art,8t y eBr8 . fch m a J ® er a ««1 yl, e came , to a close, i after enduring se vere a g° nle8 ’ lhe 1088 of ^ husband hiB tomb «>» 1 htfingly united on this eafth. .......msa of the one ht over J tbe-parity CR a.imirahW-^P „ ln „. 16 *^ f h ^ eH d m g Jjjteover twine his laurel grave and in r»yrtje, (kiep rever over witti a teeliug bordf’ing ^iolste—tor on sad us cast Willi Of modest they are j* 0 ne dbLeUlto. significant her and As I write and j )r j Q _ the 8tor y to sc lose, the beautifu} u ,,ut3ei ry 0 i i 9 is^Uo\er before my mind y who#» in«pir*ifj»ui»«<is« 0 yu;*,, jr ^ A yfurdev^g ^ Cfd JYtiser. j toa a time that ^irty, wretobe^old mu lived outside t he city, about#mile orio, in a filthy ^ ^jJ'No a lore and tUt he s*v, a ber one ever went near . . *c5p«"i°n w , aixid he yym~ »mageian. sljrtoo Hi.’oni r He was into a the . .. came would city piB,„ly as «=M«ay: supposed He him to be wflj tch hud an evil look^and s ivdkld remove fcneir children * ^"‘^ tlivy him coming. - ■ b l Ah“lm liuner * " Tret “h **“ h ? vel of rt e te»?r uW a n At EfS . . hut. He al mcney that lie was counting. There tHher bil « 8 >»»« containing !ar lf« quantitie, of m .nay. Mr. aSkiii uer s sou wa« »o terrified, that when lip aLll *«"pted to move, he atumbled ^ike *^ bt ® ul u g» tiitt °ld man rush*! oukuud seized inm. . “ lia i” ho screamed, “I’ve IWIL ,, * ^%Xofi^ J > /* ^ .JYi P • \ ? > > ^ "P retnrued hre, llt and , the„aged viIlian fell with piercing yell, mortallywounded. money/—my money ! he beantitol money./; ^ bags 3w, ot go d ^ a*^ s prosentod to the poo^houses .nd'oTRer bharitible institutions. Tbo event will never be forgotten b, our oitisens. The child is slowly recwer ing . The m.ser was buried the daf af ter and the but torn Mlc/i. tt, T . _____ ■ The cornejy^flf^ '“""r^SS^STken wif7 doubt no be ^4 corre^w every reseeet bas,:T woo »«,« » c ;,s -'' ’ wiA.ju L . hism^ffe^j stub o> » cheap cigar in a stare for every lady who whefe »pa S loafer. Do you know he his money ? His mother earns it for ««»«<* thiuks ^ w „n 8 her boy will get work soon. couW find work enoughJjoJtoi*y^ it-* ,oa * er ’ and do “ 1 want ordu ? ^ h, 8 lf work be g sopoorly e t» a plac-, that he shir^ he is soon the discharged. u He never perb^ works for i8 same man twice. Or particular He is willing what that kind his ot workij^P*? thejP f8,8fc 8 '”* er rn eartf*™? 0 f for should sew or wash to rr^rwis^s^s B S A sweaty carpenfiY * 10 buines by him, nod con at hi 8 friend, theahoe-umk ’ and 8ends a wlli( of smoke into the of.«he bedaubed painter, with bo h borrow ot paint ceiU*rf4£ili and brushe ten r psy The noy. He begs Tbe^ other. Stylish G f Ir' lastern poetry they tell of a won ( j rf ^S tree, which grew golden apples silver bells, and every time a breeze by and shooA; the fragant branches shower of these golden apples fell, and living bells climed ana tinkled forth their airy ravishment. On the gospel tree grew sweet blossoms and bvs.ls more melodious than thosi which mingled pomegranates on Aa'Ou’s vestment —ho y feeling, heaven taught joys; and when the Holy Spirits breathes upon evangelised, so there are a shading of mellow fruits? aud the flow ot music whose gentle tones and echoing are wafted through all recesses of the'feoul* The Little Corporal is responsible for following ^ neighbor’s houses At one of our very bright little girl. It chanced that they had as a guest a minister, esteemed friend. Litttle Anna him closely, and finally sat down be¬ hind him and began to draw on her I t r nSngyour — fee picture, answe*f«ie chfhl. and So the gentleman sat very still, she worked away earnestly (oca then stepped, compared k*r work theoiigioal. aud shook fter little head. “I don’t like ^ much, she said ‘•Tain*t a ^reat deal like you. I dess Pllptitutail to it and tall it dogS Jraiicy 1 his fed lings. A corrospoudent, writing rapidly from says : This country is ing the process of civilization. Beer made at Shaughae, a whisky and the is going up at Canton, » u “* -“r with giejj eeiat. •. “So . WPrrTrp11on at •%+ ri¬ the burning lather running tell down the mountain, but it don’t how it a-fire.” anese and carpenters '^ their wort; e,J * <mh marvelous neatness. A d [one of their houses-^ that thdf* j^ = d ogttta.ii t,mber f, Mfr doveta.leVtoge,hl j 0 ~ " ? with sancrji^t;,.. ped^ And tfeL the Japar are a neat * for U8fl jjjubxtjfrn to hide any blemish of non or onmmemation~i«fci_ l£h wor* or pbster of Parts bSuSgTC geCvga i ti ( th. floL .h/ ^ v ^ . er J; breakfa “^ning, «, aa ocaweeps regnlbrl>^ tbo “,°o tt t h a^H ," 1 ‘‘’“"T "™ ‘‘••*5° to ,nt8 .taka. " or » «d^ ^ and “^noe ™ P t th^ f , Then e «e do Outcome into the house with muddy Wts, but, having hovered 1- th» remove Th^writer stood »nd “wSeA^T l<i P unes ^rpeiite;-8 at their vfeculi ant«. 80 > mintes, T,e Japanese>2(og»plane and notice<l>r works from" him thuplaur^" lenjth nails it »warfe s W*«*. idUTuJ opw-«*B and " ' SS*w. l ant tSth U ; <e a are slaht or a»«SbL h ^^^«wW The planes e n ^ Dortion ^e^tQ iaditwti evA ^ otU hooped ^ a( j 2 fd 8 t the Uie handle of t<*ie';of the canes worn oo the a«rt on our 8tre «t 8 t and, althoug h their tools are j; Cerent from ours, awkwardly handled. The Age odlan. 1 The ag6 of man, by the'biBTe, is scor« y«onr and t&n; yet many cases on record of men who have att aioia the age of onekundred^and tl ndred S 1 nTr.°l °^y^ft|W^m«dretl men re ^M^nd xud ^VP.n y ,! lfllJali^^ora , e ighty - 'etraroh Czartan, Hui.gawam'pffiSant, who was born in 1587, mui rti..ri i into four, six, or seven. Most make four maturity, distinct periods tbuly—infan cy, youth, aud decline. Soma apply the terms infancy, boyhood, ado¬ lescence, senility maturity, jj^jjliiood.— decline, and old age or< a state of Infancy refers to ,the first fw^years of existence, during which the first set of teeth is developed eight, ; childhood, the first teeth between two and are shed, and new ones taAe iheir places; when boyhood, from eight to fifteen, a inar&ed transition is effected; adoles¬ cence, from fifteen to twenty one; man¬ hood culminates at forty-five to forty eight. From that time, although the mind retains and even increases its power, still the body begins to loose its energy, and seale gradually of maturity declines thro’ old the descending precocious to age. Women are more than men ; and yet the average dura¬ tion of life exceeds the male, owing, probably to the fact that they are less exposed to accident and danger in the common course of events; and more extreme cases of female longevity are reoorde 1. , * '. Thb Moon Dead.—T he German as¬ tronomers and, physicians have, after prolonged observation, arrived at the conclusion that the moon isadeadpten- aud is et; that b it has “cooled off,” now without heat, water or and consequently without life of any kind. The earth is undergoing the same process, according to these learned with¬ phi¬ losophers, and will eventually be out life or light. But we who now may take no fears to heart on that count, as the earth can cool oft, say the geologists, only at the rate of fifteen degrees in »,0o0,000 years. . —-♦ ♦ > . ■— Somebody writes lllm •ssoms, Stowe; .“Aiui‘ ird carols hb iyfnn, _ all w ___ where nature is a iure of beauty and of love, the old sit-, like the giantess of doubting ing the bones of tbeSontJern and digs her her insatiate talons greed into still un¬ of Aibioa’s inky the sweetest poet, and of the Verse.” loog-buried boues ot too