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' i *s. THE ALBANY TRI NEWS. 1 .HU i p/ OO'D Y «& GO. wisdom—justice—MoTiftn ATrox, $3, PER QUARTER ; vol. i. arJSSffT ALBANY, GEORGIA. AUGUST 31. 1867. NUMBER 88. imj lTjI HO TRIWEEKLY news,. r I jMWWBJSP ON EVERY {fggB.VL THDR8DAV AHO SATURDAY. ' "iVttflCE—Over Gilbert & VtuionV Dry Goml* Store, on South aitlo of Hroad strict. O Advertising. Jliiaiwti lBMrt«d»t Ike rate of One Duller AviJlTtVBtii per eanere or Ten Line*, lor the **! irtloo, e*l 8ev.nl y-ftve Oente for eucli IneerUpn—peyekl* >" xlrenee. , _ SPECIAL NOTICE. mucctnente of oxndliiale* Tor olllce, $10, in-nl tinea. r notices to be ehnrged for nt regular iul* 1 rate)*—lo *»• l»»i«l in advance. £t 0 f Ten linen, of brevier, make one ZZSk.^‘AivertliementB that make overeighl lines BKiet Ancon li#®*. counled ns two squares. iL^tlucr will mark bn their advertisements # they w* |( «h them to occupy. - lur ib>ns for Individual benetit, will he |,40 per sqnare for eaoh insertion. (]eg(|l Aslvorllteiiieiil*. klewlni **• our. rates for legal adv.ertlse- ■ Vt.ie. p«p levy of eight lines or less..$ 8 00 ^wuX^Mge Ft. Fa. sales, per levy ft 00 «fa Bales per levy- ft 00 letters of Administration -I 00 Alter* bf Guardianship 4 00 ittcatlon ofdlsrhlasion from Admits iitoufor dismission from Guar- 4 00 __J Liidd d 00 lore and Creditors 4 00 JKSHEL, t at the above rates will he ret/iiretl J^rrantnoleB. *8VECIAL NOTICE, fLadd 1>y Administrators, Executors nr e required by law to be held on the in eaoh month, between the hours of renoon and three in the nfteruonu, nt iQeuse In the county linflnch the proper- tfotloft bf thebe sales must, he given uetfe forty days previous, he sale of personal property must he emanner, through a publio gazette tun atq sale day. lebtors and.crcdltors of an estate must id tort y days. tat application will he made to the Court r forWve to sell Land must be puhlisli- jiths. ^ifor letters of Administration. Guardian- lmust b« published thirty days—for dis- ram Administration, monthly six mouths— a from Guardianship forty days, ho [foreclosure of Mortgages must be ntbiy'forfbnr months—for establishing v tho full space of three months—for >nm KvMiitnrs or Admlnistriit< the f LAW GAUDS. D. H. POPE, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Af.BANY, «A. W ILL give prompt attention to anv business entrusted him, in alt IheCourts of Dougherty amt surrounding counties. 3uly 4, 1867. 71-3m* O. J. WUtOHT. I.. I*. I». \VAURF.N. WRIGHT &. WARREN, ATTOHNEYH AT I.AW, AI.BANY, BA. W ILL practice in the sevenGUnVrts of Ijiwaml Equity in tah State and the Circuit Courts of the UniterStates for the Stale of (ic .rgia. Also attention given to COMMISSION in BANK RUPTCY. Albany, Nov. 18, 1865. —37 Bankrupt Laws. fbKTITlONS in Bankruptcy under late Art of U. I Congress CAN NOT HE FILED until the gene ral orders of l lie Judges of i lie Supreme Court (under section Iff) prescribe the form of the petition orders, etc,, etc When l lie Circuit and district Court of the United Stales can properly hoar these oases, we shall gladly represent our elients before them. Casew can lie determined in vaentiou or term. iiiNEs k uonns. Attorneys at Law. Albany, Ga.. April 2, 1867. .3,1 tf .MEDICAL CARDS. J.t; FEARS, Provision Dealer & Grocer, Macon, G-a. M V arrangements are complete for sale and de livery of CORN BACON AND HAY. In store and to arrive, 2ft,000 lbs. SmoKtd Hac«n. 20,000 lbs Hulk Salt Sides, ft,000 bushels Com. 50,000 His Northern and Easlern Hay. ftO bids ARC Sugar. 200 bids Superfine Family Flour. 60 kegs Nails. 100 Sacks Liverpool Salt. Having an AGENT West constantly buying, no oue has the advantage. Hunters wanting produce especially CORN, should hand in their oi'tlers Willi I|M* CASH, in time. The corn will be transfered on arrival, saving drayage, which Wil alwaya be 5cents in bushel less thau prices from Store. This Is saved to purchasers, '•'.'>*> bushels is a car load. .1 W. FEARS. January 201 h, 1867. ft- Dvs. Jennings & DeWitt rAVK associated themselves in the practice of L medicine. FFIL'E—L'p stairs over Hilsmnn Hall's Drug Dr. lieWitl will give special attention to SUHtRO.U. case*. Albany, duly 2d, 1867. 70 If DR. TODD. OFFICE—tollmen's Corner, Opposite Uvory Si si te. HRsntsxch At.v. r. jnir.vao.vs. Folila-nll-lfl ALBANY, QA. Drs. Cromwell & Connally O FFER their professional services to the citizens of Albany and vicinity. 1,n ’ A “ “•» «« (•'ebruary 21. 1866. ttftice on Broad St. 13 —if IB An d havabecn given by I he deceased, 1 Ihtee months. ivesteen & Co. tNTHFORTE • MANUFACTUKERS, |I0. 499 BROADWAY, New York' ioa of Ike public anil Ike trail, i* D.,l Hoil. Seven beta,. Rosewood VI-j ek f.nrolume anil purity of lone, nre urirUM by Mt; kltkerto offered in Ihla Market. H^cA^aW iR iko'awdern Improvement a, French WW Aetloh.Rorp Fedot, Iron Frame, Overstrung le^, eto!,’and each Instrument being made under XimliMIftViiiWia af Mr. J. II. OHOVKH-I tBm,whkfti kail .practical experience of over, iklity yearn ha their manufacture, Is Billy wnrranl. ’ ed la every perllestilr.' Tbe'Grovesteen Piano-Forte,’ M .«i. Received the highest ftwnrtl of merit text WORLD’S FAIR, were exhibited instruments from tho best [*•*•** London, Paris, Germany, Philadelphia, i Boston, and New York. Also nt the faslitnle for live successive years, the Silver Medals from both of which can be •at warerooms. Ike Introduction of Improvements we make a perfect Piano Forte, and by inanufaciur- With ant riel ly cash system, are enabled l| instrument at a price which will pre- tHioa. -XttC«>h in Current Funds. riptive Calnloguea sent free PAPER. rti, ' U: * I* I ' ' WERKI.V'GONSTITUTION AI.IST Every Wednesday Morning. H. V. CALLOWAY ‘ * •" •• Drs. Callaway & Pope, PALMYRA, GA. March Milk. IBIli [SO-ly] j drs. sms & McMillan H ave associated Ihemeolvei logolhcr In ilie praolioc of meillolne. nod lierehy lender tketr service* to the oilUonH of Albiiny Slid violnily. OFFICE—At the Drug Store of Gilbert Hro. on Washington street. May 2d. 18<t7 [ I 4tfp __ |Vr. IV. A. LOVE, ALBANY* OA. Office (until further notice) at his llesnlence nearly opposite Hie residence of Captain John A. Davis'. May 8lh, 186< 4,, , y_ DOUGLASS HOUSE i One Square West of Court House, Albany, Ga. Klogee leave this llalts^evory day for TliomaHville. 1 Bainbriilge, and Florida. The Tatoib Supplied with the liKST the •uni kot affonla. Month 31-2» QU The New Cemtral Inland Mail We between The south and Lie north, AND EASTERN d-ITIES! —HV TIIK— llicliinontl and Daiiville U R. Aud IK Coiiueftll.mo* rrHIE rbaclollc gird 8onth Oaroltno, ""^Sordi I Carolina Railroads, via Angn*la, ,! " hl ™ b1 *' iTnirlotic and arecneboro to Richmond, via Whlh inmon nUltlmora, PhtlmtolpliU. New Urk and Boston. To secure speed, safety end comfort, ink Through Tlektlti Vt« Vrtif«lHSi£f htrl.llr Thi Romls upon Ihio Uoute httt»lih«pdlAil<^ -- - " ■ and t: 'lie Favorite & Most Comfortable ROUTE FROM Albany to New York! (VIA SAVANNAH.) Fare Through to New York— $3.# IlIlK following new, fast, and first-class STEAM- SHIPS sail from Savannah lo New York every TitMtlay, Tlmradny iindNafiirxliiy. Murray’s Line. Atlantic C. M. S.l Empire Line. 8. Go’s Line. ! Sail TUESDAYS, SailTHURRD’YaS Sail SAT'D'Y.S. ffernian Living-lS.VN SAt.v\non, T Dearlioiu, (’om’r. Vi nun, Buckley, t'cm'-r.l Morton, Com’r. Tliese .Steamships are all of large carrying capa city, well adapted to Ibis Houle, and nre filled up with especial regard to I bo comfort of Passengers. Stnle rooms large and airy ; the Steward's depart ment supplied with the best the New Y’ovk and Sa vannah markets afford. The Through Freight Ta riff having been much reduced. Freighters and Pas sengers will find Ibis the QUICKEST, SAFEST, and MOST ECONOMICAL ROUTE to New York. SAVANNAH AtSKNTS. Murray’s Line—Hunter. & Gamma), Agents. Atlantic l\ M. 8. S. Co’s Line—Wilder N Kullor- lou, Agents. Empire Line—B. H. Hardee, Agent. GKO. A. MuOLEHKHV, General Traveling Agent* June filh, [ftO] ourple time gtvA to p.»«f r« "•* * PLptmf paob YAP.ER,.containing the la* *Bs«MBswaB ,i the F.rm end . ltolry eaoh Motto make U A Jo»rw»l. ' year 00 Me time 2 uOcoeh. Augusta, Ga. 1 time. ^dT.c7i’hi:Mr«irf'*»r h* homhUul T D '2i. 8«Cr «lXk..UoriM« »d quiok- i ll B^mu'fMhl floklh-Wotitcpn Orargio t. ,«y of the N «»d wltFoeon go ioto off- "*^, ra wS*t end Chech through ft*" -w* Ticket* and (Iheckii con now he k»d »t the clSTflMelSS Boiled 1. Hoc. A. I- WJNAWaOoAf"' May 80, [60] ' «• • * K?a JOHNBdIPS HOTEL, A. .li *■—« lb* market afford*. "IStolTllwJtoiy 2a, nut; 70-1» ston, Baker, Com. General Barnes, Nickerson,Com San Jacinoo, Atkins, Com’r. tiEORtil.l—Worlh founly. Thomas J. Voiino, having applied to be appoint ed Guardian of the person and properly of Hie minor lielra of Jatuea J. 8. Voung, deceased. This is to cite all persona concerned to be and appear nt my office within the time prescribed by law lo show cause, if any they can, why said letters of Guardianship should not be granted* Given under my baud and official signature, August Dili, 1867 “ JAMK8 W. ROUSE, Chd’y august 18, 67 4ftd The Arrow Tie % Iron Bands -FOB — BALING COTTON I AN INSI lUSl'i: AllllNST FIRE, WASTE THEFT! l>iiot|tinllo(l lor Simplicity nml Uap’ulily of Adjustment. I .Surpassed by None furStrenfflh and Adap- tablllly lo all the Uses of FoBinierrc! * .* *^lUT - - fpilHV arc nmnufnrliired in Liverpool, of the JE be«t English I mu, under the personal super vision of the Inventor, formerly a resilient of Nea • Weans, La. The ARROW TIE is preferred by Shipmasters and Com pres* men, o'* it is worked wiili A to 1 inch shirk, while all SOLID T.IES require 3 to 6 inches, which, in running through a cargo, involves a hea vy hiss to the .Shipmaster. USE THE ARROW TIE and BANDS, and SAVE MONEY IN FREIGHT and INSURANCE! Arrangements have been made to atcuro an am ple supply of the Arrow Tie and Bands for the coming Season. The Iron will he better limn ttic* best heretofore used, J AS. A. HAUL. Agent Middle nnd Southwest Georgia. ANDREW LOW A CO. General Agents, Savannah, Ga. The undersigned is prepared to furnish the AR ROW TIE to the TRADE at SAVANNAH PRICES, tor warding and Transportation \ddcd. HI ST & JOHNSTON. Hear the Insurance Agents: Savannah, Ga., May 7th, 1867, The recent fires in lliillsily having proved to our entire satisfaction, by a thorough test, the superi ority of IRON BANDS for haling purposes, we strongly recommend them to the use of the Plant ers of Georgia hh an efficient agent in restricting loss by fire; and we ngree to discriminate, when practicable, in favor of t’otton thus secured. A. WILBUR,General InsuranceAgont. CHARLES GREEN & SON, Agents Liverpool, London anil (iIoIia Ins. Co. CHARLES L.COLBY & CO., Au’tsSim & At lantic M. Ins.Co., N. Y. U. 11. FOOTMAN, Insurance Agents. WOODBItlDGK BROTHERS, Insurance Aa’««. J. T. THOMAS, Insurance Agents. J.C. MuNULTY, Secrcjury Southern Inwranoo iV Trust Co. JAMES 'J*. STEWART, Agent Loudon and Lancaster Insurance Company. LANE <!fc WEST, Insurance AgvntH. Macon, Ga., May lOfh, 1807. The recent fire al llie Warehouse of Mr. B. T. Chapman, in Ibis city, having fully demonstrated the advantage of IRON BANDS fur haling purposes, as a security against loss by fire, we, the underaign- ed Insurance Agents at .Macon. Ga., lakn pleasure in endorsing the'action of the AgeuiH nt Savannah, Georgia. E. C. OK ANNISS, Agent for oevernl Ins. Co’i J* W. BURKE. liiMirnneo Agent. E J. JOHNSON Sc. CO., Insurance Agents. J. MONROE OGDEN, Insurance Agent. J. M.‘ BOAR DM AN, Insurance Agent. JNU. B COBB, hiMiruiice Agent. May 28ili, IhfiT. M-fim Georgia—Worth ToobIj. S IXTY days aOer dale application will he made to the Ordinary of said county for leave to sell a portion of Lots of land Nos. three hundred and ninety-two J«02) and three hundred nnd nlnety- thren (893) in ihe »ixth Dlnlriot of said county, at the properly of William li. Willis, late of f north county Oa., deceased. June 22d, 1887. county vs JACKSON J. WILLIS, niig 24 OOd Adm’r of W. II. Willis, dee’tl Administrator's Sale. Will be sold, before I he Court House dn.»r in Isabella, Worth county Ga , between the legal hours or Bale, on the first Tuesday in October next, lot of land number two hundred and thirteen (218) in the Till JKlricI of *«lil 1867 Adm’r of Win. It. Willis, dec’d A New Sensation BOYS AND GIRLS! BOOKS arc hard lo gel, for want of money. But the hoys and girl* must have something lo read, atul they ought lo have fresh supplies, of reading every week. Now, there are plenty of monthly papers for them ; hut their old friend—and wdto does not re member him and his ••Children’s Yltilde” in war limes—their old friend, J. W. BURKE, proposes lo giye them I lie Handsomest Weekly Paper I his Phoenix Priming House can bring out. To do this he must have IIUNDRKDSOFSUBSCRIBKR8! And he appeals to the young folks In help him.— lie wants to know how many will vote for the pn- ier liv agreeing to lake it. Let them send in their ong lists of named that he may see how the vole stands, and whether it will warrant him incommeu clng it* Nevermind the money just now. If he finds the vole all tight, he will bejjin the publica- Aug 13, NOTICE. A LL persons indebted to the estate af A*. C. Hill, Utc of Dougherty county, deceased, are re quested to make Immediate payment, and all those having demands again! said estate will present them properly authenticated within the time prescribed hv law, to Wright k Warren, Albany, Ga. ^ J. M. IIILL, Inly 27,1907. ' Adtn'r A. d. mil. Administrator's &ale. Will l.« Mill, beror* Ik. Court Home itoor in Ifinbellft. tVovlk countjr On., belween Ilie legnl hour* of rale, on (lie 6r*l Tue»il*r In October neil, lol of land Dumber fori,-nine (*») In the 181k Dlnlrlet ot ..liteounlr—widow'* iluwrr esoenleil. Termscmli. ' ANNINDA M. HILL, August 0, 1907 Adm oT J. W I11LI., de«U Administrator’s Sale. Wilt he Bold; before (lie Court House door in iMbedis. Wonk.count,0*„ belween (he temtkiMiw of nit, onllieirat Tuesds, in ffolober nest, fotof Und nmnber sisleen (10) in the 16ih district ot snld count,. Terms curb* , WM. 0. LAVENDKR. . Aug 181h 87 Aim’?of John B. Long, ilec’d ahoMU—Worth count,. . , virtue of iu order of Ike OnllMr, of nld count,, wil. be sold before Ike Court House doer lu lsebefle, in told count,. between the lewful bean of sale, o>'the trot Tne»dn, In Benleabtr noil, lei of lend numhor UMi on, hundrod uKLVeety-nlQC, i, lb. «ibaS5a^»w%oair. ss*r sold »* ** la T,mr A Jnly 16, Wfi" AJm r of L. Ka—fly. dcrrd. pub for tl.en he will hold that all who have voted toy it by sending up their be under nbUglUnns to aubscribe for linn, and call for the money that all who * names, will - __ i lie pnper. Who says **Hurrah for a Weekly Paper for Hie Boys and Girlsr* and what hoy or girl will soonest nend in the longest list of subscribers T We shall, in the find number, begin the publica tion of & Sequel to tfie ‘ Young Miarooners." Nearly all the boys nnd girls In ike United States have read the “Young M* ed with it; and Mr. Uoulding assures us that "the new story will be every whit as good a* the old one; nnd who could want anything better ? Burke’s Weekly for hoy« and girls will be a hand some Quarto of eight'pages, splendidly illustrated, and elegantly printed with new type on fine white paper, making in the years beautiful volunirf of over 400 pages, with a fine title page and Index. TMtMS. Single subaeriptlons.w.u.;.S 2 00per annum, Three copies .. .i....... ft 00 •• Five copies H 00 •« Teh copies.. 1ft 00 •• Twenty-oWe copies 80 00 “ Single subscriptions, 8 months.,! GO cents. Single subscription*, 0 months... 4 00 gap* We want an active and Intelligent boy or girl at every post office In the South to canvass for subscriptions aftd will make it to their interest to work for us. ■" - Send for* Premium list and Circular giving Ail! particular*. Address w. mmKE & co l’liblialiora, Mnuon, Oa, M., U.J887 Fliiukrydom riamboyanl. Tin- I’ltllmvinj; nrti,-l«*, oo|iii-.l iVom r.omUii, (*onnii>|>oUtiin, is an inillrnli.m tin* viuliijr, idiotionml iK-vi-lish Kjiii-tt wlili-h |iervadua tint liadioal |mrty nl'liiia enmitrv, lias loniitl its way Herons tmiwater, and are |dnyiii|f tin- same pranks tliere as liere with estaldislied iisii<f( , s, hot It jitdilit'ally and so- clally. ll’llte sentiments expressed Inflow firotlutse of the liel'urm 1’arty id' Kiitiland, j nil il'they nre stieeessliil, llien farewell In law mid order ; farewell to all omul govern. meut, for vat-alioods mid ii-iioranee hettee- Ihrtli are lo rule. h'hiiikevdoni indeed. We wonder if the Ktiolish people saw any more of it at the oeaitd reerpUpn of the (Intttd Sultan referr ed to Ik'I.iw, than was witnessed tit the onttid “lyintf io slate" ol the late "l.ameiit- ed” in litis (floriotis eoinilry, lint here is the arliele. It will speak for ilst'lf; read it, nnd see where the spirit ot tlientfe is lehdinif to. See how, through its maddening iitlltieure, we nre stall,ling on the verge ofttitiveranl nunrehy : The Knglish grandees have recently had a glorious opportunity of giving their litu- liirilitfjiitii 1 * mill nrisioerittie gew-gnws u daylight uiriltg. When Ilie grand Turk wus received iiy tlie furporation of Loudon the etjuipnges of the three thousand invited guests extended from Clfafiltg t’ross to tlie tinihlhall. Almost every enrriage either hud n gorgeotiH foolmati sented on thu box with tlietlriver, or one or two stnnding up behind, clinging to the straps wit It one hand tirose, chameleon like, wo must assume tlte hue of the foliage on which We feed, Never- llie " p cannot help it ; we must "speak |out in meeting," mid express, ill nlnin non- Unit | ,, Bt Kngtish, our utter eoiitetnpt of Flunkey* ’ ' 1 ism iu all its forms- ■ social, political,and re* litrhms. Tlie gaudy exhibition! fit in brood ditylight is mi instill to the common dense of tlie people, whifh bodes no good loth. St me.” Jim U olfc nud Ilie Tom Cals. IIV Ml UK TWAIN'. I knew by the sympathetic glow upon iti. bah! heah - I knew by the tlioughtliil look niton Itis fnee--l knew by tlie etnotionnl nml holding a long stick, tipped with gold at cncliemV, in tlie other. TheSnltmi’senr riage Imre no less than four loot men, who mutually upheld ouch other. Some were enveloped in lung crimson cloaks, with capes, some wore erittlRon plush breeches, mul tlie calves ol nearly all were encased ill silk Blockings, and their heads were liewigg- etl and bcpAwdcrcd in tlie most fantastic fashion. Altogether tlie spectacle was bril liant and limiising—a show to delight chil dren, and lo ama/o men win. are given to habits of reflecting upon tlie cnl iiono of things. -This gay procession,containing tlie creme de la creme ol Kuglnud's titled and privileged elnsses, lutil to pass through n dense double row ot the oi polio!, who oc cupied every inch oftlie way from Ilnekiiig- liam Palace to the Guildhall. And tliov had a tlno opportunity to review t lie “upper ," ol wiiinli they themselves mo tho scorched nnd cindered “under." It wits mi interesting study—those live hundred thou sand pairs of eyes, all intently peering into the carriages and faces of peers, pccrcsBcs, and princes, some with openod-inoiitbed wonder at thu rich and glittering toilettesof the ladies and tlie gay and spnrkling uni forms of the gentlemen. Hut tliere were not, a few in those long jutlnan hedgerows that glared contemptuously, if not at the rich voluptuaries lounging in tlielr car riages, at the pampered menials riding be hind, in all the pomp and plenitude ol Phinkeydom. It took nt least four tlions- mul drivers and footmen to convey their llireo thousand musters and mistresses to the great city fete, mul every one of tlieso “ornaments of llio aristocracy" was got 11(1 nt an expense tli.it would support a poor man's family Imlfn year. Is it strange that one should overhear, in thu midst of this in congruous crowd of tho ill-favored masses —many of whom were ragged, ImtlcBS, shoe less, and penniless—growls of discontent at the vast difference oi eoiuli'ion between the upper and the lower crusts of Knghitid t— Is it very surprising that the subterranean democracy ol J.ominn, who constitute two- thirds of its population, should look ii)ion these flaunting disptnysbf Fluukeydom with feelings ol envy mm discontent V They ti Q_EX0mB or nrnlly ask where all this superfluity oi rich es conies from llmt is so foolishly wasted 011 tho wigs nnd velvets of Uolgruvinn domes tics, in order to tickle the vnnity ol nil acci dental nobility—for no man selects his pa rentage—nml they look at tlielr own hard hnmjs and soiled garments, and contrast them with tlie dainty kids nnd inees of tiie mounted lootinmi, who looks so insolently proud to ride, or strut, behind his lord nud master. These toiling, hnlf.stnrvcd/mnBscs have dangerous thoughts pressed into them by such flummery exhibitions of Vanity Fair. A nobility exists everywhere, whether ti tled or not—a nobility of person, ot tnlcnt, of cultivation, nnd of honor. The world is compelled to recogni^o nud,respect it; hut it does not always ride in carriages, or sloop in palaces, or get tickets to royal banquets. These are social accidents nnd privileges re served for the bnrored tow, who nre Mossed with w’lint the world calls success—success in their births and in thoir fortunes. “Why do you always espouse a losing cause writes a pious friem} to us from America.— “You espoused tho cause of the South and lost; yon espoused the cause of Maximiilian and lost; you avc now advocating tlie poli cy of President Johnson and you will lose. Now, let ino entreat you to espouse the cause of Christ nnd you will he suro to win.” To which we beg to.say that, according to our kind correspondent’s idea of “success” nnd “failure,” Christ hiusolf wus 11 fail 11 re. He was so poor “that hq had not whereto lay his head;" amt BO devoted to tlie cause of universal truth, that the ltoiumi ruler of Jerusalem put him tp death in tho prime of life. Thors is a sense, parodoxicnl as it, may sootn, In which nppareut lailnrc is tho most enduring success. The seed sown iu tho ground must seemingly fail helore it can blossom in beauty and multiply in trait. To PIPCO laugh or scold at.iiunkeyisni, liere in its very ■ aw hotbed of I.option, is not tbo way lo vfin the Very cheap at d» nmilcs ot Fortune from bor Knglish face.— Flaltory and fnl*e|iood nro the cards that • poll flush upon the strawlierry bn the end of tlie old free-liver’s nose, that Simon Wheeler’s memory wus busy with tlie olden times.— Ami so I prepared to leave, because nil these were symptoms ol a reminisenen—signs that lie was going to lie delivered of another of his tiresome personal experiences—but I was too slow; be got. the start of me. As nearly as I can recollect, the infliction was crouched in the following language: “\Vo was all hoys then, and didn't rare for nothing only to shirk school nud keep lip a revivin’ slate of devilment all the time. 'This yah Jim Wolfe 1 was talking nbout was Ilie ’prentice, nnd he wus the best heart- eil feller, he was, and most forgivlif and on- sclllsh I ever see—well, there couldn't he a more bnllier hoy Ilian what he was, take lilm as you would ; ami sorry enough 1 was when I see him for the last tune. “.Me ami Ilenry was always pestering him and plastering boss bills on Ids hack and putting bumble bees in Ills lied, nml so on, and sometimes wo’d crowd in and hunk with him, iiiuThstanding his growling, nud then we’d let on to get mail nnd fight itornst him, so ns to keep tun stirred up like. He was nineteen, he wits, mid long, nnd lank, tuid bashful, nnd wo was fifteen nnd sixteen nml tolerably ln/.y anil worthless. “So that night, you know, that my sister Mary give tho candy pullin’, they started us oft’ to hod early, so ns tho comnnny cottlil have full swing, mul wo wrung in on Jim to have same fan. “Our window looked out onto the rool of tlie ell, and about ton o’clock a couple of old tom ents got to farin' mul chargin’ around oil it, nnd cm rvin’ on like sin. Tliere wor four inches of snow on tho roof, mul it was tl'o/,0 so there ‘wnB a right smart crust of ico on it, and tho moon was shining bright, nnd wo could seo them eats like daylight. First, they’d stand oil', mul nyn c-yow-yow-yow, just tho same as if they was a cnssln’ olio another, you know, mid how up thoir hacks and bush up tlielr lulls, and swell around nud spit, nml thou all of a sudden tlie gray cat he’d snatch n handful offtirofl'theyaller cut’s ham, mid spin him mound, like tho button on n barn door. Hut tho yniler cat was game, and he’d ooniu and clinch, mul the way they’d gouge, mnl bile, mill Imwl, mid thu way they’d make the fin fly was powerful. “Well, Jim, ho got disgusted with tho row, mid ’loivod hcM olinib out there mid shako ’em off’n that roof. Hu hadn’t recly no notion ofdoiug it, likely, hut we ovorlast- ingly dogged him ami bullyragged him, and lowed ho d always hraggod Imw ho would- n’t take a dare, nnd so on, till himehy ho lusted tlio winder, mid lo nnd behold ho wont—went exactly as he wns—nothin’ on Imi Ids shirt, mul it wns short. Yon ought to have seen him ! You ought to have seen Idm a cvcepln’ over that ico, nml iliggiif his too nails mid Unger nails in tor to keep him from slippin’; and 'hove all, you ought to sen that shirt a Huppin' in the wind, nml thorn long ridieldoiia shanks a Ids’ll a glistenin’ In the moonlight. “Them country folks wns down -thereun der the eaves, the whole siinail of’em under that ornery sited ot dead Wnsn’toii Dower vines—all sett’ll round nbout two dozen sus- sers ol hot eninly, which they’d sot in the snow to keep cool. And they wns laughin' nnd talkin’ lively ;.lmt bless yon, they didn’t know nothin' ’bout tho panorama that wns goin’on oyer tlielr bonds. Well, Jim, hn wont a sneakin’ and a sneakin’ up, imbe- knownstothem tom-eats—they wasaswish- m their tails anil yow-yowltl’ nnd threnten- m to olmeh, ybn know, nnd not payin’ nnv attention—liu went a sneakin' nml n sneakin' right up to tho comb of thereof, till ho wns 111 moot mid a half of’em, nml then nil at a sudden lie mndo a grab at the yallcr cat I— Hut, by gosh, he missed firo mnl slipped Ids holt, and his heels flew up and he flop)ied 011 his hack mid shot ofT’n that roof like a dart!—whom usiimshin’ nuderashin’ down thro’ them old rusty vines, mid lauded right in the dead centre of nil thorn eompn*; pe«»- pic!—sot down like n yearthquake in them two dor.cn sassers of rod hot candy, and let off a howl that wns hark from the tomb I— f.r** "■* l jr "« r ol»r win.; and, as the “Great l’oet" ban it, "To L. E, WEI/7H tro, .f'ljK’ghitc tlie time, took like time,*’ or, in plain Them girls—well, they left, you know. They see he warn’t drossod for eompn’y, nml so they left. All dono in a second; it wns just one little wnr-whoop, and a •width! of tlielr dresses, and blame the wonch ot .’ent was in sight nny where! “Jim, ho wns 11 sight. Ho waa gormed with tho bilin’ hot molasses candy clean down to his hcols, and had more busted sassers hangin’ to him tlinu if ho was nn In- juu priuccss; amV-lic came a prancin’ up stairs just a whoopin’ and a onseiii’, and every jump he give he shed some china, anil ovory squirm lie fetched ho dripped some •aiuly! “And blistered ! Why, bless your eonl, that pore crotnr couldn’t reely set down comfortable for ns ninoh at tour weeks:” BP" “Well, Jqne, this is a queer world," said a brute to his wife, after, breakfast, re cently ; “a set of women ph’losophers have just sprung up.” “Indeed," said Jane, “and whnt do they hold r “The strangest thing in nature,” said he, “Nicy noM tliulf tnnguPN,”