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EDITORS* COUNTING ROOJt IN THE
OOUftT HOUSE}
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paid in advaaee. .fctt.* £1
paid withia sMl sooths. OS
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liberal daduettons nade ta chtbs of Art or
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I square 3 taoutlti, 4 00
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ii,TIPXON ADVJRvISER
Having |uir.i)4«« a good aid ti/fiier|t «e
li'C!ifa
im
otrul, the Pub'.Mtlier i« n'WT-pre*
HWfil *.4e nearly every deirripttMi mf
i A I
—AKt— •«.
Oa)!OvfEKT0V i'ltHjn.e!!
in manner ami tan furnish at
short n»iie«fn
rom.K'.
COKct.ar aii.it.
»U 'X HoTil,
_»•««
0 I I sl L* AX K S,
«f every kiad executed wi neataess and det•
Htm Tlj'tttu*
0*lfcT CoAftr Dee***
w Coiir«c.ting w»th
tar-i for U^vcuno I an I tba £a»t, and
with Mn.r.itii.a.
Weekly l.oarh to Mui^ntine.
•t ri»t«n--r.i|i#i!finf with
..... troaeTw /.* Matun «nt (J..h*r Rapn!*.
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o V i i k U i n O Y
»f'*?T^ iffi*
4 mi*
1hW*s of Cirnr.-May term on the SJ Mtt
ti.iy aflrr th* 4tU ApnL
terra na lU? tth llDa3»y In
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Of th* /sJiclil'Dli.trlim
vrBLi.s sncKR,
fioeaty /iftlfe .Indfo tf th- Ciiituty Oniirt*.
Tt*»f 4T -4'atth! lift MotadSy in each
ia'jat)i, i ., iu mi i^a-it then ea the
TinfSiay 1 jUf.'n iB4 aiii
(Hurt vtn v* uii) oi i:m ahuva (I.ivh. tiu n the
Coaaty Co ir* uj* U»: Ua^t^y t4.
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cat m.r,. ,.v
^Nifk of th*- Dlstrlfef CSart anf fortuity Clerk.
11. C.
iisaora^r, ly o^'iret. an.! CylletMkW sf {Ta*««..
fiino^u'ing Attoraey.
JNO. II.
niRff.Y.-Shcrifr.
K0IMTE IHJIIRtt, rhpMtyWh«Vwtll,'J
iAMKti filTPP, c.iwtaer.
OBOROK WrtTf:f V'R, $ti:\v}or
JUBN H. 'I L'XlilLL. Scaler uf ei^l.to and Met
•^•a,u4iay**ter a* l-'wabft
ITAuMTv, Agent for Sale of lntoxicatiag
td^uorn, at Tipton, .., ,,
.»••• .•
E E I E O Y
!jt(thet*aietv.
Tipton.
HaaiV^ ifvAh.
Civil T.mnshje,
IVrrv, Wnod^ridijt'. (^.ie \t Thiyer*
F«orii* 8/ liowtp'w ftrty. ai Cedar Bluffy
W«k»'« Fmjr, Hw*est WlUiiuniiAsrry.at
Bfasstfon
Puorosm Rah, Roaih -'Ihe Cel*r V.lloy
Branch of theMiMtuippi and Mia*w' U*il It 'I
Cross main traak 11 .a1 via Tipton, f.i Vort'a
Wostaly direction to C'vlae'RAplda.
KiaMMHppI uud Iowa Ontral Had Ro»4/flrbm
Lyent v a. Tipton to low ^tty.
0»TV*CH«* Presbyterian, Brick Methodist
E(lsoop»d, Wood Congregttlonalwt, Wood.
IbtLioicus Services.—At the Methodist Eoia
copal church, in Tipton, r»eularlr
each S*bb.ith.
*t half pa^t 10 o'olodk A. M.
At lb* Court Howe, la Tipton, oa th« Cr4
Subbath in ach month, at half past 10 o'clock
A. v.. by th.. Rrr Sheltio iWlfy.
At tbo 'oiinrp/ntlofinl^t chare!
'^Rb'-aif: Ht 10! Zo
veniug at 61 2 o'clock.
ta the l'r-*lyt rliui church, emy oth«8ab
Wh. h»lrPMt 10 v»clook A. M, by Mi
Gwrj.p Porter.
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»P«!N«»« CA*m,
TfatiiKO
Ht i mi iUlJf 1 I
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ii »h-rt .'.oU-
rl'.n" r» o-dor
^MUt'SiLKo.V vjti&« roar,
III*
to tti* i
'"hac.ii to Min
it
"s
i
TtiT^VictK'
Miat#
At th* Court Hauar, apoo appointiMBt, by
ftcy II MitfUfl. Ualveraaliat
locitllci,
C»i« Lodor,No 11, of V. A A. Mmohl
"weet at their II ill, on Stturdaj are., oo ar b»
fif* tbt- full of 0m moon. I
Momr Lodqv, N» f,T O WO.F.,«^t »l
thfcir Hall, on Tbundn? p?e. of e*6h wetk.
D»w haor Loih»c Na 77,1 O.ofG T, meet
»t th«*ir Mall, on Tu*day ere. of p»ch week.
Aoag or Sharon Cok*
ilutmn
of the A.
AT toe MimodIc ill, on tin*
evMioc
of
tha lrat Monday In eaoh amth.
('a:II*a COCIIR Luhuivm,RMt on Friday
«**«ia|r of i-aeh weak, at the Contt Hooae.
ROCHESTER DIRECTORY.
Situat'd the Evt 'Ktiik of Odtr Wiv»*r.
Numtwr o( Htmi #, 7 Dry Good* and U«n«-rKl
V'W.rtnient, 4 atr»a»d U^liriaw, 2 Uniev
»i», tc, I. |o li .rtittM and Sad l»*, !,
*(«»..i
aim)
ho-, 1. «f. I, IS K-ini 3,
C«rriai(a wtl W^*..a. I: »«.p-r, 4 -uj
Furniture, I Oiunmiih. 1 Hatc4^, 2 Ktni.tr.
11.. 1, a i'i M«iriou Pbyalcirt3» 1 Sob oU
t, Oii'iri'ii a, 1.
8 o i I e
Jhtl»C*tnmt. ,rv)K K 2 of A A. M»»onn,
nei't it th fr ll*1!, i F. i s.ij evo. oa or, U'fi r*
ill oi thv mo us.
Itfp 0' tun L')D«ji.. So 50, I 0. of O. F,
•a M:t at tMr 11*11. on Saturday ere. of eucb
k.
K .! f^T Fsr»i«r\iKNr, N*o f, of I. O, of O.
lOtft at ttm'r U«ll, on tbt 1 and 31 Wednesday
•?»«. of eai !i tn .nth
«'n» k I-'.not, N i _0f I o of (I. meelAt
ir lla'l, on l'uttada eve Of each w.ek
I I U S I N E S S A
vr- JJIO. I- FIAN,
(K.'KMKKl.T t'K Hf-KKJIID, I'A.)
A(i*rncy and CoanM-llor at Law
I'c4*r ..mtty, l«ua,
i n \)-r a'i bts «rt tellH ftf,!«,
'*¥ft K —iti« ou I! n*#
wfth
nd R**- tiVf
JaSTK'K
i o i n k v
aataf^Dj«^npoH
4
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D*it.r t'.» v re Wif.Tow—
C«a«er(i''t with lh«e*rt for Musc.itin*
an I t^« South, and f»'r Iowa City and
tHa VTnt.
M»u. At it n Iowa CtTt—aeni-waekly.
ilvctt la JDuacttt'B —«*eekt), via. Mat
ait'.n.
Win It*^ic T.i r.T. v,_n ,' 'V v.a. D^witt.
lAS$r
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t« ia*. Rach-
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—1—
Crt.teS M. -c. n r.iit-rf lug wiih the
.r* for .Nfua'-itini* «»d fte So^th.aril
f'i'T at»d the Wttf
Dally CoArb tti v»'iii»»a—r laneetiim wlfh the
v-
AND c"C\!T.LOR AT
t\ T, ^)^hee at his r«*idenre near Tip'O'i
Cedar Cra »y, Iowa.
W A E
ATTOHNRT41 I.AW,
and Justice of the Peace,
Oils Paint*. .«• Htuiln. fJonfetUau-
ari-'a, liariiware, Ar. Tii.too, Iowa.
A A O N I E
l)F. A I.Mi /A DRCOii AJLDH IXKS
inn Tamta, Oils, (jla^s liroccrka,
Oiia.tia*. Toys, Hardware and Kancy Swtiona.—
Pii'loa, lawn. nl
ti
C. L. CH t.tlTirH*,
pllY^ICf^N Af*n srnOEOV, Office a
I the l)i ue S' .ii of rti \in''*t A Son. ipt.tti
JAIWEH TVRIEil,
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.or.
ti* t!
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t'f.i Bacr
.#« Ottfl*li3|iUK:iUlO»." .0«XI0d#Xfc '^7«'
'1 ow
Tipton, Revb'fUr. BltiiT-, Darant,)Titra
brldjt'', i-etl-)!!,'':rhnb' W.v'iaii'c-vill-*.
Po»« Ofl'r*. Tipton. ".'.h.'ft.'r.
-Cpsias'Ui. Mi'-.'.-.v ariwe. Meat- Bet* h, Mfa
•ivat lHii, Laeut. IIneeU, WlSf.l a
•Via:. Oa'oij (ir kc, Pij.ic'i', Ru.t Oak. (Jower
BIt
O I E O Y
SKua'od io tha tteoifmphtcti centre uf the
Ooun'y
Nmlior of Atoret, 4 Dtj Goods snd Oooriiry
Meres, wi etock of gwnefal aw.rtinriit, 8
Oreoariaa ate., S Dm^ti and dic.ue#, S
fttovos aad Herdw^, 3 CLOTHING STORES 1
II ista and Hhnea, 2 W»tch»* and Jcci-lrj 1 Ue
osa»», Pamitarn. 1 Hotel- 4 T.ilori tg
Sheps,* Bsotaad J'lme Shop#,Tin and -"tove
•hops, Printing Offlc"*. I lllrtekKtii i.i
4 |ira«ro end Cartage ^h M* 2 I'alut hop^.J
HsM Itarksto. I I.fvery Htaldos, I: Baruetsaod
s it 5
k y,
Wit! pr&eiici* id 1 ijito:i an1 vn .nit\. OT.i. o, Jft,
7, hi ^yAUty row, Sautli o! tilt Court tfouaS.
nl
J. IMJH,
!Vn"STClAN A\f)
IMF.OS.
Olftcp at the Iowa lfo«»e, Rocheitar, Cedar
eotmty, low*.
DR. *. IIBEN,
MHVSICIAN ANI) SPKfJFor
I '"»1*r county, Iowa.
Rochester
nl
DR. W. S. SCOTT,
Teeders his pre.fe*siv'mI services to thopi*o
i lipton and vicinity %o«ial atr^nli,n
v. i.rva th« l»uu-i. |{iv«n to case* rf long standing. OAce at tho
Iku^it Sforaof Dr. A'Hall.
Rurnivvit,—The e tlty
f-f
J'fferson
Medical ailec a Philadelpliia Starling Med
ea! raUagec. lumbu." Oluo Penmvlvania Hos
pital Philadelphia Dr. Ilutf Whaeliag.
J. D. MrCLURE, M. D.
Respectfully tenders his professional service*
to tht citizens ot Tipton and vieitir^r.
Also, some attention to the reparation
of tecHi will be paid.
Office one dnor east oflhe Tipton House.
RI.FERENCK8.
Fscultyl Jeff.-rsen M*i Col., Pliilatlelt^Ma.
Ceo. if. rutiiienhttrr, M. T) Somerset, P4.
•H. P. Hul "hen, M. O Wheeling Virgin!*.
Rsl. ft. .an, Armagh, Pa [17-ly
C. PfATT,
1TTORXET AND COIASELOW
AT Ltw.
V\/ 1IX Purchase and sell Real Rstate, locate
Ij»rid Warrants, attend to the Psvtterit of
Taae^, Investigation of titles, conveyancing, Ac.
Particular attention given to
oolleetion8.
att StnsntEM twransrrr ro
4[
his ciht»
at
'Owx
attcnph® to with
Preiaptarn
sad
Fidelity.
(ap*Of* -a ia the Conrt Htmse with the Re
eortKr. Tipton, lows.
WIXJLilAM LEE.^
JSOOK BmDtfJt,
Iowa City.
.,'e One door east of Ihe Post OAce.
laak Hooks, #f all kinds kept constant*
on hand.
C».untie* siippHed with all kinds of planks
Records and olnerbooks for County offices, at
slwvrt notice.
Bl U EL E Y HO 8E^
TIPTOa, IOWA.
Xhli Hotel s New H'u*e which ess jnat
•tpencd fur tl»e rai'.'piiun of «n the 1-t of
ty, lH.iV It U large ant roiiiraoiin.u*, au1 it
provi.teit with entire new firn'ttir.'. N't. ^X|«nR
Uaa bteu »|ared which will add to tin? coasfort
or eon^enisn e of the trsvelinjt P1 '.He.
A K O U S
BY R. S. TUCKER.
Cmm of tad Jfffrrm Streets.
nai CVy, harm.
LOVER HOU8E,
f. BOWIIRO, Proprietor.
Oamr it Vilut tad tostf Itmii
•taOATIIt,
IOWA.
W ««aa or tka Ttptoa, Marias, Waaklagtea
Oakaloaaa Blagt Un«i
.» fc||»|i take
a to aad Na thaVaata frae
of charge.
E E A N E I O U S E
Wt PiTTCRMX FLEMM1H0.
wrtoir. to'wk.
TJ
Ccaer of Wmter Strut mi Iowa Jvtwu*, »nd
oppoiiU th* Ratirtid Dtpct Mtmmtit lava.
6EORGE LOWf Proprietor.
HE PaoeaiEToa, ha* recently laaaed the
ahoee popular Hotel, aad refuraiahed in
*o*lr|w«aa1 u )'«uv Ul
bwu'
T'
IIOKt'S.—
(IM ttf ^irvey#'.
ROBT. m. LONU,
OF THK PKACK in.t \ntaty Pt.l,-
•Ht. Ti|.:Iowa.
r|
joskph
Liivmcr,
V OTAUY Public, Rochatter. !omt». Oflcc
il in the Po-it Office. v?n! 1y
O N U E
i«p «#r. w
fr
aolaiu *n-» is Mi *4ln Htlittdlr la iti-f ti ilaalif.
TlMM tr olfee II
WMtom hace Caapaay,
lath ty la In ih I1« tx 11.- Fr* \ti .i h»' ifladd«4
*-*0 e mfo »t*' »T'- entverU, e »f i
u*\ tly efta fumi tb ice mm
itaticiii I »)n m^y .» if n I vmuumi 4 IV
uoctrj) Mliscellann
Hazel Dell. ,.
In the Haaal Dell my Nei'./'t alcuplag,
Nelly Inve.l ao loag!
Anl my '.aaely, lonely watch I'M keeping,
Neliy loat nn.l Ri»ac
Here ni moonlight o'ten we lava waadal*d
Thre'thc sth-nt ^#rte.
Now wkera hafy-braachfa dfaeplaf dowaward,
l.ittle Nelly'* laid.
Alt alnae tar w.itoli I a Vaenlag
ta the ii' hull.
For ray darting N'eltv'a annr ate tleefiif
Nelly ir, fiiiowcU.
All al .nf: ibv wut. I'm kaeplng
In the Hur.fl
For my darling NV'.vSntar ine alecpklg,
Nvlly dear, farewvll.
Ta the ffaset Dell my NeHy't alterag,
her." ttip (lowr»»ta wave.
And the silent atar« ^ro alKbtty weaptaf
O'er o V!')'' ({rate
Oopr? that one* my I o*om1oad!y
intra
«ry
uim
uf j«/, Im, haa p«vtah'A
Nti'v daar, «ri*kth«n,
ClfHttV.
Sow I'm wa »ry. WcS'V,e«t ahd UtrtaVai
Watching k re alanc i«»
Nil!'., tYu u
i
mi re v'lt TuuiT-^ chver Br.
Hit,. Sh/ lannit
Yet forvear tth^ii thy £»nMe lotaga
In ry dwell,
An my 'aralhy lonely |Wrt Aad
N«Hy daar, faiwwell.
Cbowc%
i
Tift •»», iHva,
^prOfRc.' with the Pottn'y J.i ljfe in tlwft
Court Hniae. f'2SJ
Kll fiTttG HAMRRIlt) &. 80II.
TtTDUCGGI^T, and Deak'ia in Gro-
H«i«Httut4 tVurda.
IN K FJtD.
n a drear^Ttiul^^m^y, more t:,nn s
hundred years agoVaneavy travel.t,g
carriage was «!"\viy luiniieiing along: iln
muddy road from Potsdam to Berlin.—
Withiu it v as one person only, who took
no heed of (be slowness of the tiavflnig
bet leaning hack in a corner, waa arrang
ing a mul iplieity of papers contained in
a small pertfol.o. ami 1 taking 11 *es in a
su.al! et*book. 5ince he was dr-ss*
e.i in s 'aitidatk tit'lnary tin.:t»r. it
was fair to aoppo$f that :his gentleman
mine, aa all take') of rank had been
avoided. A dreary November evening
was closing in and Urn ugh the rain had
for a time ceased, yet dark mattes ot
clouds dying through tne sky, gnve war
ning that a 'weeping darkness' was at
hand. The road gr w heavier aul Jie*
vi( r—al leant, so U s.iould have seetned
to a foot traveler wh«. was ploughintr ins
way ihrougii its mire and so, doubtless
it did seem ta the carriage horses, who
at last floundered along t»u slowly that
the pedestrian, whom they had overtak
en, kept easily by the side of the coach
pocket-book to its place 10 the breast lin-
Eis
lacing the ptpe, in a wal et Slung over
back, when he ard himself address*
ed iu the manner following, aud in raui*
er ao amiiorative tone of voice:
'H Mm! young man, whither are you
bound this stormy looking night?'
'That is more than I can tell you, not
beiug at home iu thia part of the world.
My wish is to reach Berlin but if 1 find
a resting-place before I get there—to
that I am bound, lor 1 am weary.'
'I should think you must have a two
hour's walk before you,' was the unsatis
factory remnrk that followed.
The young man made ao reply, and
after a suort pause, t.« stranger said:
if 11 pie us* you to rest on the step of
1
John H.«lrsiey, Prsft
KL1A8 SHiWRER.
IfERCrtAWT—Dealer in
Dry
Goods, Qro-
LU. cents. Crockery, fce. Cedar •lidk, t
darsoM^ft .Wi-^
tiie carriage for a few minutes, you sre
welcome au to do. lierr W.i&i's*your
name?'
My same is HWinrich Meyer,' replied
the young man 'one of those who wise
ly never reluse the email benefit, because
the larger oue is not to be obtained.' He
thankfully accepted ihf *ot eery dean
place allotted to hist
TIPTON, CEDAR Co. IOWA—SATURDAY, FEB* 9. 1856.
qaeation put t« Heirtrich wa«:
'What are you going to Berlin fort"
'To hunt for aom« cousin*/ waa the
answer.
•And pray wfac may thay be!' asked
th« unknown.
•Well, to tell yoa the truth, I hare not
an idea who they are, or where to look
tire to help me, and not quite money
enough to find me in necessaries.'
•But,' eeid the Plutsian, what on
earth has that to do with the cousins in
Berlin.'
'Well, now, who kfows? Many of my
fellow-students have igot good appoint*
meiits, and whenever I ask them to let
me know how it was done, the answer
always wav cousin gave it to n.e,' or
'I j-ot it through tho inteieM ol a cousio
who liv^sat Berlin, tfow, as I find nbne
of these useful cousiri live in the coun
try, I must go without their help or hunt
for them in Ber'in.*
This was all said in a comical dry way,
to that Ins listentr couhj not refrain frotn
'aughiag, but he made no comment.—
However, he pulled out a piece of pnper,
and le^an to wri'e upon it. When he
had finishes he turned round to Heinrieh,
saying that he obserted he had been
smoking, and that he fell iiirlined to do
the same, but had forgotten to bring tiu
der with hirn Could Herr Meyer oblige
him with a light?'
•Owrt-nnly, twth great pleasure,'was
the prompt reply, nnd Heinnch, taking a
t'ltder box out his wallet, immediately
began to wtr• a light. Now, it has
been said that the evening was damp—it
was so damp that there seamed l-ttle
enuugii pto»j ect oi the tiwirr's lighting
moreover, the wind hlew tiie sparks out
aimed lefore t'icy II
•Well, if y. tir rousine are no more
easily to be got afthan you light, I pity
you young sir! was the sole reinitrk lo iiesi, and net be working i»i tho dark
wijiri, the atrr.i:g! condrscrnded, as
watched Heito ich's (ahorVetua endtMtvors.
•*Ni. despt-rflrriurH' is itr, rt.oito,' an
severed ihe yucg man and wiien the
wo.ds werif scarcely uttered, thw light
had b-?m struck In hts delight art »uc
ceeding, Heinrieh ju.npcd on tie err
i-.age -step, and leaning through the win
dow, thrust the under eagerly mr the
direction 01 the getitletnan'a lace. 'Hurra,
air, puti ttwuv.'
Al u-r a shott pause durmy \»hich time
tne stranger had been puitiny ot me p.|X'.
he removed it Iroui ln» mouth, aud ad- 1
dressed Heiurich in this way
'1 have been thinking over whot you
have bten leiling me and perhaps in
an humble wuy, 1 might be ahie to asnai
you, aud tiies act the psrt ol the cousin
be!ou^ed te the Piu.-siau uriny, Lut to (.irumbko*, wi.o is somewnat ol a friend miles fnnn Berlin. At lust, as found
bich grade of it nobody could deter- of nnne, at.d who will, 1 ihiuk, be glad to unnheli following Grumbkow even nit.
oblige ine. Jiut mind do ex iotly as he tn« palace, i* cu.d n refrain Irorn ex
ids you,and,abide siristly by his ativice Irlamuug: '.ndecil Hotr Marshal tliete
If he says lie utli hel| you, rely upon
no will keep his woid hut he is miter
eceeniric, anU tiie way he sets about dc
11 a kiiidnraa, may. pethaps aeem
sua.^e to you And now,' fko conttn-
wbat
OD
S''P
nig of hia coat. He then roused himself to mg whether a^V good woujd coi^.e
leokoutol the window, and juege,from the 4« These were ihe uuiy wu^is wruien
mud and darkness, how far it might be 'V
to Berlin. For llie firit time, he perceived
that a muddy young man was walking at
a little distance from hts noraes. Though
more than reasonably travel-ktai.ned, he
trudged on as if his Linhs Wer- strung as
his heart light. Ttuougb dnzale and
darknesa, all thar could be teen his
faee waa sensible and good-tempered.—
Ha had just finished a pipe as he attract
ed the traveller's altentiou, and was in
the act of shaking out the ashes and re-
yol
Daaa Ma»?aaL~If you tjaa fojpwjyd
the Tiewsoftbe bearer, lleiaucli Mcjter,
you will oblige your iriend.
Lei me know lt*c result ol yoyr uiie.'
view •. r.ii hint
•Tune wjl prove this at it docs all ollf
er things,' tiiought lleimich, as he pre*
coeded ou bis way. Sumehow or other
the road appeared less wearisome, and
he felt leas tired and loolsore since re
ceiving the mysterious
bit
of pnper Hope
The noise and bustle of the capital
wa? new to him and he found some lit*
tie difficulty in making his way to the
(Jasti.aus, to which he had been recom
mended by the pastor of his parish, ihe
pastor hnvttjg been once iu Berlin, he
ed and having di-livered tua tiu*sive to a
Wrrant, Hfiuricii awaited the result in
llif null. Id a few minutes the servnnt
tiou.
The questioner—#ho ihonld hare been
an American Colonel—looked, mused
and astonished, na he suggested:
'Surely there ftnitt be some other me*
ti*« for your gding fo Berlin of whal
could have put this idea into your head?'
•Why,' replied Heinrieh, 'I have just
beceme a clergyman, without the small*
eat chance of getting anything to do to I King the lions of the town. There waa
my own neighborhood, I have no rela-, a grand review of the troops on the k tig's
birthday and like a loyal subject, our
irieud went to have a reverent stare at
his majesty who.n he had never ceo. At
one point of the review the king stop
ped almost opposite to Heinru li and then
was suggested lo lain, aa the reader pro
bubly sufpvi-ta that, alU-r ail Le must
ptobaMy have «s*n that face somewhere
before Was it the friend who hailed
fli in Uif muddy road lrnp!«#ill»'!
lio^ shoukl a king Le traveUmg ai mat
l.imj ol tiie d«y( At nny i«teru vexed
i.nn to that lie iiad not Heated liie
gotitleinau iu the toaih in a very cere
monious insnner. He had thrust tmder
at his nose, and cried to hi»n 'puff away!'
f»r them. Indeed, it is more than doubt- ipast life and fature pros|*ie requested set apart lor he preacher of the day.—
W whether I hl*f so much n an ac- t«i be told the nsrr.e ol tiie village or town Tiie king with the royal fannly, occupied
qeaintance in Berlin, much leas a rela- iu which h« haa been last residing the iheir accustomed places.
school in which he had been educated all The set vice commenced but no irit!— i,,.,
what inn he w s lying in Berlin, and so The prayers were ended, and whilst the
Heinrieh answen that to the best
his belief, one was that of Kerr Mud
his former schoolmaster another tliatf
Doctor Von Hummer, tiie principal
such a college and so on.
'l^uiie right,' answered Uie ma'al al,
'and periiaps it may not surprise you to
n ui il.al 1 have watten to Uit-su didVi*
eut gtMiileun'n to empire your rhaiiictt-r,
thai 1 may know w»th whom I have to
As lie said these words, tne matanal tised
Ui» «yea on liemi i^. lo e i_ wl.at eti".t
1
i ey na i Lui ihe young inun's counU'
nHut_«* wut tinabasiied iie evidently
f'urel nee.vii report. 'I feel bound,'
c-HUmued tl.e inarsr.al, 'lo tell you that
ail tney aay oi you u most favorable,
and I am t^uady bound to believe and
act upou tiieir opinions. 1 iiave now to
beg of you to fol.ow to a frien i'i
tiouse,'
T:.e uiars^al descended a jnvate »taa
cu?e l''n !vag- fo the courtyard, crts^ino
wjiseh, ire pa»»t*d thr itigh a jeate ru V e
wali into a narrow side etreet, down
which he conducted Humriuh, tid they
arrived at a private entrance to th£ pal
ace. HemrKfi began to net exceedingly
nervons the
cmivm
ti ui that liis idea wa»
net a mere tuck of tiie imagination be-
you are aeeki. g. At ull events, when
"e«i get to Ut rltu.4uie ihis note,'nauding I came *iron er and atronef^r. Coo!" he
ii'in n.e tli| u! paper on w! ich he hi. nave i ad his own wish, Heinrieh Meyei
been wm avr -take this n te 10 Matishaj wvuiil fti hut mottH'nt have been forty
must Le sonif mistake?'
No answer was vouchsafed, as the
marshnl continued lo lead him through
the various galleries and apsrusent*. un
til at last they reached tiie doer of one
ued. 'aa ttoe road is improved, I must shuaied in a corner of a wing of" the pal
hurry ou the liorsi's, aril ao bid yoa go«d ace, where th? marshal's knock was an
evening hoping you w:.l prosper in your! awn ed by a s ort 'come in-' As the
new carwac.
As Heiurich began to express his
lhanks lor the good wishes of Uia un
known friend, the signal was given.to
doer opened, one glance sufficed to con
vince Heitirioh lhnt his friend iri the
mud, and nis king, w-ie one and the
same person, 'ihe poor cousin seeker.
though at a respectful distance, certainly, increase the speed ol the horses, sud be* greatly Sonfused, knelt belore Frederick roots.
after the first tucket-full of mud that it (he bad time to uiake any acl nowl- William, and bejan faltering out contrite ago, a isau's hai discovered resting i tucky took lnce last n'ght. 1 he where
splashed over hun. The gentleman inside edgments, he found himself alone again. 1 apologies 011 the v. ry lop of this pine tree. No!sbuuiao a vera! having been discovered
the coach, when he could see no longer, The young tnua was no liulc astonished ai 1 •Kite, young man,' said the king, 'you one coui 1 dare the climbing ol the tr*e here, officers at noon to-day proceeded to
shut up his portfolio, and returned the
t.ieielort',
was stringer within hru than she had tend all lie Could do Whs to set about his
been lor aiany a day aud on her wingsisermon as soon as he should have been
he was carried pleasantly along, so thai furnished the lent. For e remainder of
be leached Berlin by nighi-fall.
waa cons id .red, in thi| part of the world I two days before Honday! He mnst go
an oracle itl'Ull taatlelS connected weith and consult the marshal, but the lattei
town life. [could give him no further information,!
The inr. "aS, however, found last, jglJ he could do was to promise that ii the 1
and after a frugal supper and a good king sent tiie text through him it should
I S ITL°1 I •«dy to be for«aird^d w.U» the utm.^ possible^
.*
nhh^l r!l
l,n^ r?m.
Wl y
'.•»t» routilennnCfS 01 li.o»e
mysieriotu note,-.viuch he started lorth ,lial Jl #paswd, «o«1
Oblige«l to ask his way to Marshal I
Umtnhkows, he was tn-iMed snd sur*
t.».w.l 1.1 ll.« aM 'ii.-hin. ul drpicl.
whom no mude the inquiry, as il they
would aay,' V* has busmoss can yoa hare
.fha ha use at|
si-'iom ae lit" mx'm A
hive ran away ont Berlin, and abjured
his discovered cousin. As it was i e sli
de the dime of events, and iortifivd
rt*!urne*l, r.nd r»*que»ted him in the most himself by prayer and philosophy for the ^n,r",6rn'*'r' Mt. Thomas Ew
respcctlul inanuer, to lollow him to tiie inoinentuoua hour. Suuday morning ar- L'''• ^f "nJn,#rlonrr P*u
Marshal's piisi-nce. Arrived there, he
was received mo»t courteously and the
^larshal mnde many inquiries as to his and waa conducded Jo The seat always
forth. But still.no allusion was made organ pealed forth its solenin sounds, ih»
«iih.r to
Ik* mm ...h»n.n
ules and at the end of which time the at his yoiulifulii«-ss, lut at his Ueing ah
marshal dismi)«sed him, desiring that lie! utter stranger.
would cull again on that day foilniglit
Heinriclt employed the interval in eis-
At U»l t!t« time appointed ir his sec
ond vi»u to the M.usi.al, arrived. 11
is
reeep ion was ngain uusi Invtuble. Tiie
inuish:il Ug^ed him to te sealed at tho
table atcwliich ho was writing, and pro
ceedid at tne same time to Lumucss.
L'nloiking a drawer, and blinking forth
a small bundle of papers, ho Asked Hein
rieh as he dre.v them forth, one by one,
i! lie ki ew in uhose handwriting tiie va
i ioui superacnpiiont were!
had taken place, and as he gazed have not ':otinnitted treason. How on(to such an immense I ig!»t how then make ai:ests. it upon apptoacntn? the
ol paper could liOl htlp won- iearth (»uld you guess who I was? I came that hut liitu this nas the tnys-|h use where the slaves were secretnl,the
that day, he never stirred out every sp lop uf tiie tfee
on the stairs was to his ears that of the
bearer of lite tert.
Nevertheless, evening and night pas
ed and the next day was far advanced,
bnt still no text.
What was to be donef There was only
*fte' ^reai,fa,t i Heinrieh few. 4 not!!,'ig r^u et Ker tin
|nargh ()llly ail o(
jjail
ur, UJ
flcull
1:ltirillltl0
„u.cu.,|
ot
n
teen setH, asVas curomary, thai he
pi'cacher 011 the !|[,
l.,u
fallowing Sunday at the tlmpel reyal.
If it h:|j
,1(l
been
Re.nrich knew
u W 0 i 0 n e a 0
^,
wiiu Marinai IsrembkowF launy, aud that tie cjuld even ex empo*^ ft#* A 1 andsotae woman witliQt t1 i»twlligeo« reply:
Suudsy morning
.f i.- p,«ch!Tw.. lo UK pxlpn.
The iutervmw lasted about nventy luin- congregation were as'onished not enly
In accoid nee with this decision, the
preacher weul through the whole uf the
tirst cnapter ot tke book of Genesis in a
masterly way, his style being forcible aad
clear,aud bis fluency o| language re
ariiable. Hi* au .lenoc, accustomed u
the king's ecconuicmes, weie far more
,0 **., ,i i i, w.' *he diaroveriea mad«* in Peruvian tomba
Hemrich went to the ehurch ap)oinied,
The pulpit steps were gained, at.d the
thought flashed across Heinrich's mind
that possibly be would find the text plsc-1 j, j7u-d
ed tor him on the desk,
But n« he was on the point of mount
ing the stairs, sn officer of tiie royal
household delivered to him a lolded piece
of psper, saying, 'His majosty sends you
the text.'
Alter having recited tke preliminary
prayer, the preacher opened the paper,
uud lo! it was blank—no a word was
written on it. What was to be done?
Heinrieh deliberstely examined the white
kheet, ind altera suoii pati»e held it up
butoie the congregation say.ng, 'His
majtsiy has lum.siied ihc text lor my
sermon But you msy. perceive that no
thing whatever is upon tins sheet of a
|ter. 'Out el nothing God created the
woild.' i shall, therefore, take the cre
ation for the subject of my discourse this
morning.'
SlOMlShed at the dexleniy With which the
had exiri^Med himself fro u the
y, than al Hr diletiima in winch
been placed. At last the sermon
nded, the congregntion dismissed,
Heinrieh found himself in the sa
trtaiy, IrCetviiig ihe Cwiigralulait.ptia of
several dtgn taries of ibe church, who all
prophesied lor in a brilliant future.
and
Jieiunch venttutd to express his
amazement al the singular proceeding of
ihe mg, but was told that he could only
have arrivtd re" tly trmn the provinces,
if 1 nr* dd not know tba' atioh vaparies
weie quite cuiiiiuoii to his majesty. In
tiie 111.ils' o! the canvt rjulion, a messen
ger aimed to conduct him 10 the royal
presence. Being totally unaware what
impression hts s»tuion might have made
ttpou the kn.'g, lliu coustu-seeker rather
dreaded the approacimig audience. But
Hv.111.c11 iia s.ar. ely crossed t!.e thresh
of the Uieg's ro .ni, when his msj
esty jumped up and thrust a roll of paper
into ihti younp man's nand, exclaiming.
«H'»' nt'!, s.i! —5 u a-vaj!—take this lur
th.' li^iit vou gave me'
Then throwing hmrself back in tifshair,
he laughed heartily at the young preach
er's look ol surprise and
and tumu|i
cohIusk
n. I'he
latter scarcely knew whal reply to make,
or what to do tut just as he had got
as far as 'Yur majesty the king
interrupted him, saying. 'Make no fine
speeches go home quietly, and examine
the conie»u of U.e paper. You cam
to Berlin to seek a cousin you have
found one, who, if you go on steadily
will not neglect you.*
It ts hnrdly iiccet^ory lo add that the relief in two
roll oi paper contaiued a good appoint- subscribed, &c.
ment 4t tne Uuivarsuy of BefLu, and) 'P. S. My ur.cle, Bacchus Poltinger,
made Heinrieh Meyer one of the roysl was aflliaedso long with the gout, (ecu
preachers. traded by living too much on hem's
1 meat and alligator's eggs. that li Le
77.# Mysltrioui Ihti—High upon the came a burden to kim lie only took
western slope of the Sierra, at the hot- four bones oi said Pills,and his ii.K was
1 ton) of a deep ^orge or canyon, stands
aim st niutie. an immense pine tree, the
I lop u! which is more than oue hundred
and twenty feet above the ground at its
Uii the opening.ol spring a year
shUuld nA travel quietly if 1 meant to be{ lery it uad evidently been placed in its' hitter fired 011 thetn, wouivimg two 01
etefy Where recognized.'v .• ^^siltou hy a man's hand, as it seemed i three spectators, but not seriously. Oue
Alter reofsur ng Heiirtitfi, the kieg be there for neither the slave woman, seeing escape uttposeiUe,
told him that he was prej*ifed to do' what, drenching, storms, cor the winter soow. 1 cut llie throats ol her childien, killing one
he could to push butt lorwttid itt t»ie pro- nor iIhj lury oi the mountain blast had mstan iy and daugerously wounding two
fes-Kw he hud tshosert. 'But first,' he been aide 10. displace i'. while the sum- otners. St* of the lugitives were appro*
sui«t, 'i uiust hear f.ovf you preach. On titer's breezes caused it only to nod, ns hend**d, but eight ase aatd to baee flfe*
utjilav n xi,
hefur« ine but mind, I snail cho se the ing t:.e spot u.ter a h* continued stoi tn,
his own room in tiie inn, he h^d fixed tn
his mind the fact that he was to preach to
the kit g. The fact was only too clear,
tree, and
you shall preach ii laughing ut our surmises. O.i visit- caped. ..»»?
text. You may retire.' I the tiuire cany-n was foui.d levelad up Beauhjul on./ 7 rue.- In a late aru. e
•By the time Heiurie.: Meyer reached! wuh snow, and so solid as to bear up, ju Eiazei i.ugaairie this b"ci but
a man within ten feet ot the top of llie
wi
tome one, from mere eurios'ty, 1 a'! fssl-11' Pfa
and from the aurface of
PlacervJU
7hi.
eJ (Q u,j eve e a
th
NO. 6.
Tim ii iHT -i— -i ..a.
A Golden Abroad
In a reeeni communicatiun te tiie Na-
l,t9
a burden to Mm no longer.
eneu the hai in its position when Uu.Uit' hmJ, ur a broiLei noble ad ol
was within teach uf the ',01^aram-i—with hands lull or Ttowcra
the suow.— !1,1 Pr,*t*n
A Lady'* view of JMonnonitm. —The
writer of the sertes peper in Putman's
Monthly Upon M:iruion:sm gives hei
idea ol ti e *)»em in the following set*
dispatch, jtr rttieS, such a community would Marrv o nicest gi you know. Yoa
fuilli4h
a faint counterpa.t or the wor
0
IWIzebubi., this sec'ud
shtppt
regu n. Hig up a system that wi I fa
i.self ufo tne superstitious cr dulay
l:id animal appetites ol the stupidly ig
n rant, you are ready for flourishiag
It^.mss
f,Te*
some important information in n-ijard to
„lforma„ou
j'" V
1
domwJ
from W. W Kvaus, Esq., a g.-atleiuan
of atrong antiquarian preJilr. lions, and
now engineer of the Arica and Tucna
Railroad, in Peru. Mr. Evan* s'atea
tl,e rail-
10n9
if (uikaiiom in s. ven­
ty f. deep, aud aa the soil is looa* sand,
ss the work proceeds evnythtng from the
top comes siiduig down—dead Indians,
pots, kettles, arrow heads, &c Among
other mortuary relics, an Indian waa
out of lus resting place tolitd up
in a thi otui vf god. lie.ore Mr. Evat'.a
had knowledge of the incident, the work
men had cut this magnific at binding
sheet at.d divided it among theineeliea.
With some difficulty Mr. Evans obtained
a fragment at.d dispatched 1' to Mr. Ea
hank. Mr Evans notices a remarkable
laet, tliut in hundreds of I rid
1.-11 akulls
which .ie has examined, not one has con
t4iaed a dccayed lootb. Mr. Etana thinks
tuat the weight ot the entire sh oud must
have been eight or nine pound*, aud had
11 been preseived would lav* been the
finest apecitnen of sheet gold that we
nave heard oi iuce tiie timet 01 tno
bj«aoisli c»ut|uesi in sortie «Iiaju.
i*i
r«.
marks upou the jireservatio'i of
irt cf the d. arttfil, and ihe futility .f at
WMpting to Secure e great dead from
contact uiih tiieif native earth, Mr. Ew
bauk s«)o it is Ute f. rtn or fesiurvs, and
not the body ir ubsiaiv e of tne dead
tuat ^hou!d be preserved, and adds
'Tl.e mummies of Ejrvpiare quarried
for fuel, and, whether l.ioao of llie Pha
raohs their wives, ti eir prn-ats 01 tieir
slates, are split opeu arid ct.opped up
with the same iudifierenc« as »o many
pine tegs. The gums and InUan s uaed
tn eiulxtluiing them hav« made iliem a
good substitute for bituunnous ceal, and
tnut the very n eans employed to pre*
seive thein have become thejact.v* agents
of their dissipation. 80 it »s when the
materials of the colfin have a htjgli mark
ed value tkry are then aeized us a con*
ceakd treasure, snf lhe content* cast
out as lubbiah. Like heroet in the East
ern hemisphere, the deac*-ndants of Man*
co aud Capec were sometimes, il net al
ways, entombed in such, at»d w.tb &«•
sideiabie treasures betides 111 vessels of
gold and silver hence we learn how the
Spanish conquerors sought for, often
found, Slid as often phstidered ficb Itrtan
tepulchres.'
Patent M'aichus. —The following cer
tificate to the efficacy of patent pilla is
taken from the Philadelphia A/vcury:
'I. John Labberlie, was supposed lo
be in the last stag? of consumption
the ysar 849, suffering at the sams time
a severe attack of rheumatism, 1 rer com
plaint, dropsy, gravel, and cholera mor
bus Simultaneous!/, also, i took the
small pox. The latter assumed a chronic
iortn, ciMi.pleleiy destroyed my lungs,
liver, spinal marrow, nercout system,
and the entire contents ol my crsmom.
1 got so low I did not know my hreih*
er-m-law when he came to bono# mon
ey. Fur three month* I swalloued noth
ing but twen y packages of Kunl ehau
sen's Pills, which effected an iniine*
weeks. Sworn and
CiitctirwATf, Jan.'Ml
f-'vgifiif s tin f'tRetMie/i. A stampede
of slaves
1/om the totder counties ol ken-
1 1
besuuful
passage occur®: E-Iuc Mou
en it is considered that less 'does not commence with t. e alphabet.
Ii begins with a moti.ere look—with a
snow (enduring the last winter than evei
before known.it is fair to conclude tbat *U!
,«
01
approbation oY sigu 01
w
s^tcr s geu.le press, of
ft"d
daisy mcidows with bird's
(nests admired but not louehed wiiii
creel ing ants, aud aluioel ttMpt-tcei ifidw
emu.ft s- with humming be*-* ami glass
beehives with ieasani walks in si adv
lanes, aud with thoughts directed in
aiM
kindly
tences: mature acts iii benevolence, l«» deeds
If the eontf tits of tiie Auburn State's
1
Prison wi females to thatch, could be
110
,hlenpg
«hs
0f
Clod himself.
Bnd
aitd word* to
virtue, antl to the source of ail good.
p,.rwt.u. ..fM SfbiUtut fw B.tt* of
other' ikfitt Aster than Mrmal^e.
,will then have her to pr» side at y ur
treakla'. table, aud, unless you are a
aad dog iu !eed )ou «\1. 1 ot ret^utre auy
Lui-hn. ty Itt ust aUd
A father being a[pl.ed to for the
i reason of his sons aWei.ce from school,
1
the schoolmaster re«e »ed tie Isttewiug
miv tym n