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   McKean Citizen,The (Newspaper) - October 17, 1859, Smethport, Pennsylvania                             me tain was e mm m left oL and Ji after the no paper will from paid for Sn advance the party to i H has for ment made SO will be over mast from half miles Wow north of Mat. QP 1859. eighty of leaving about ono pounds g tart what At 50 la and advance U v wW paper the Carrier will be charged 50. BATES OF J. will be charged f I Su per of 10 one or three Arty number of lens than ten will be charged as n Tho following will be charged far three months and 3 6 months 1 sanire 3 3 do Ji column I do The prices will bo strictly to a is entered rent the wi 1 fcc charged per BOOK The office supplied WELL Prn tirg a large proportion of which cut row the proprietor warranted in ing that ho M prepared lo Plain nnd Ornamental Printing in a style not to be hv any establishment in this adjoining yf every description const cn E. Attorney and Srn County are for the counties of and Elk lie Office in Court icco W. A. Attorney and Counsellor at i A. Attorney mud at Sm 1'a. 0110 of Pa. Will to in tbe ojf and c. i Will lo in of Potter over C. K. it Brothel J. C. J. C. Pane and In K. K. Glass with w dispatch at nit left at ilic izen promptly attended GREEK'S D. A. Wriest His Table will be witli me hist Country nnd he no in Uia D. U. CH Ihe OU and u oil A nen il By H. Pa Tim between i If jou want a ditmer this is Tits JAMES M. MI The entirely now nm built of n in The flatters arc not f n Western New Carriages run 19 and from the York A Eric Kail I nd plate to DR. J. and on a doora of Uio DR. S. D. Physician und ui ond door of dint A. IT. Dealer in Fancy Dry Hardware Two doors east of Ilic Hit K. 8. BUTLER ft and in i laple and Dry Carpet He Boots nnd and Window ing Al N. Y. Oil SMITH i 1 N. Y. It and in bfy ahd Hoots nnd Carpets Oil and all other kinds of 3fer- Terms j B. 8. in Tin cst Aide of the Public Pa. Custom work done to order nn notice and in the 4- C. V in HOUBO trimmings Mill mid Coil Chains AV ell Hollow Jobbing done to Oleati K. V. A to owning or lands in Clei or OT nuda and ly July 37, 1859. W. K. Conveyancer and Estate Agent corner of Jlf ft AMI at Fox mineral br nk in large or imall ooi and lime ore and mineral of Yellow Meal u B. i For mr are not your kaith i. a For I know the thoughts tb UI of and Be I. of lo gite an expected I. happy time staJ of peace ana We Jook back upon our iath and was the It Turn tame of and m Although it knew and felt the 1 part. Felt with the conflict I nd the And all needful discipline i if Ahd T of 1 I given U trial testa of faith and love to be- lt u if I could b rare That faithful to the end I And thus no longer trusting to Bis Who we walk by ind not Doubting and almost The thought I cannot Fir heavier weight sorely tie Than those of others which 1 daily Oh I if I might another burden I should not fear iny crown to A reigned on all E'en If voices uttered not a evening ot pence to my weary A nnd light Beamed upon my raptured silvery And angle's music thrilled ihe balmy Then more fair than ajl the One to whom nil rs the Came gently to me as I trembling Follow He am the Thon He led me lar And there beneath a canopy of fotti Crosses of dh cm were Larger and than my OWD had And one Oirre was lo A ono with jewels wt in Ah I I comfort For it Will be an one to And the little cross I quickly all at once my frame it Hie jewels fair were to r far too heavy was their might for Thin may not I nnd looked To if mj Hut one by onn I parsed slowly fill 011 a 1 cast my eye Fair its form grace nnd beauty seemed in it J and still I wondered more To think so many passed it r oh form so beautiful to see to me Iny beneath those and fair Sorrow I I mny not Ami no it was wilh each and nil one to wit niy nerd could there be found I each heavy burden As iny Guide gently At length to Him I mi fed my reddened He knew its bid its doubts depart Bo uot He but trout in liy perfect love nhall now oc with eyes and willing my earthly cross to With forward turning not For fear some hidden evil might And there in the prepared appointed listening io and ready to A I found of plainest Wilh only of love inscribed With thankfulness I raised it And it the The only one the many there That I conM feel was good ftr me to And while I my chosen one I saw a heavenly brightness on it And as I bent my burden to I recognised my own old cross again oh t bow different did it teem to be Now I nnd learned its No longer could I unbelieving Perhaps another is it better no 2 henceforth ray own denire shall That fie who knows roc best choose so love sees good to I'll it's because lie known the A Eift in the Lee Carno homo 6vcninp from the shop had worked oil and out of came to Ills who was and out of wife And B it would Andrew to as 60 turned his eyes from Hio clouded 6f Mrs. and sat knitted 6nd moody Not a word was spoken Mn. Lee aho moved abont said at with side glante at her There invitation fn the word the voice of Andrew arose and went to the He was tempted to specie en angry controlled and kept i fie could And fault with the nor the por the They would have cheered his inward if Md only been a gleam of his ced thatt she yori the words were on hta kollio did not utter for tho of eo he feared nn irritating And in moody the twain eat together until An- drew his As he pushed bis chair bis Wife arose arid commenced clearing off the is eaid himself as ho walking the floor of their little breakfast with aWay down into and Chin almost his After removing all the and taking the Mrs. Leo spread a cover on the table and placing a fresh lamp went and shot the door after her husband alone with bis un pleasant He took a long deep as she did in- hie stood for some and a paper from his ny the opened the upon which his Praise They rather tended to increase the disturbance of mind from which be was I should like to find some occasion for praising quickly his expressed that But wore on the page before and Praise your give her a little it Andrew Lee raised his eyes and That's all very Praise is cheap Bat praise her what For being and homo tho most disagreeable place in the fell again on She has made home your and your food for sake tell her you thank if nothing She don't expect it will make her eyes open wider they hare for ten it will do her good for- all that and Jt seemed to Andrew as this were written just and just It to his her for and he felt it also as ft Be read no for came too and in a new Memory was convicting him of tice toward his She bad always made bia home as comfortable for him as bands could make and had ho of- the light return of praise or com- Had he over told her of the satisfaction he bad or the comfort He able to recau the time or tho As he Mrs. Lee came in from the ahd taking her basket a placed it on and sitting without began td Mr. Lee glanced almost stealthily at the work in her And saw that it was the of a which elio was He knew that it was for him that she at your words were before the his and he could not look away from But be hot ready for He still felt moody and The expression of bis wife's face he in- to mean and with he no His eyes fell upon the newspaper that lay spread out before and he the Jt in a gloomy is hike the rift in a cloud that Jets the sunshine Lee struggled with fl while Bis bad to be conquered bis accusing spirit bad to bo Brit coming a id at last got iw to came the as to how he should of mauy things to yet feared losay lest his wife should meet bis ad- vances with a cold At leaning towards and talcing bold of the linen which she was at he in a modulates with nro doing that Mrs. Lee no Bat her husband did not fail to observe that almost that rigid with which she bad been nor that the of her dle had shirts are better and whiter than those of other man in said encouraged to go voice was and bad in it a slight She turn her but her band saw that she leaned a little wards Ho had broken through tho ice of and all was easy Hie band was among the and a few were already Strutting through the rift it had he I've heard it said that Left turned her faco toward her was light in anc light in her But there was thing in expression a little puzzled you think quite lk a ejaculated drew starting goin 5 around the side of tho table where its wife What a question ho stood beforo all she i was His warmly spoken and Ho down And kissed that yon should ask me such a yon Would only tell me so now and it do mo Mrs. leaning her face against manly brc tst of her stood and Strong broke n upon mind of Andrew Ho had given to hit even the email of all the loving interest sbo bad until doubt of liis love entered Ler and made tho around her thick No wonder that her grew nor tl at what be considered moodiness and took possession of her Yon are good and My own dear I am proud o f lovo and my first is for your Ohj if I could ray hoi ao be the dearest place on earth me words 5of t said smiling up thr her tears in my never Ho in shadow How easy the work for An drew fiad his hand across the cloudy horizon of his and ing and flooding tbat home with joy iii awyer of b sen is distinguished lai He had gcd in a certain case in in bo believed the jury bad d tice to his the he The of them bribed for rjf beans What Is. th Ton dishonor yourself an us by such a I mean rio to and as see proprie all honor I the need o what is Do yon fence by repeating it this yoa we sh strite vou from of the Well I I can do tha in very term I do it with I am convinced that T tho jary ia snying they wool th and as They vc may it the taid a a I havo 1 would have copies tbo Opini the author of the reply to ju have boon impeach do I tope to nn saying aggro ate the of- unless It deem it rolls ts upon nd on 8CC- be bribed openly I in tho oart and instead of h Dg before ns as to Harper O. dent re borate to thq Douglas Harper which appeared in The That reply was not Written by ft was concocted by Mr. aided by of The Eoad it you will see Mr. siyle ing out all through I kuvo it pretty good authority Mr. Bennett's with him at the ed Mm tho Mission to Mr. will return this and as toon as tbo Senate Mr. nett will be and ion will not happen tin of 1800 and fib that rill have year You nay rely upon u i THE CHOPS IN KANSAS 10 worth Daily hear i of territory that tbo never were so Own tables are the quality quantity can't be boat any w From Nearly every one in this locality i aware that tbe second ascension of the tor the 20tb o The storm of that and the following day obliged the postpone ot the ascension until Every arrangement hac been mode for a inflation and before P. M. the glad were board from Mr. and myself And that into the the friendly handu wo and voyage were many their route Just as I stepped my good friend Fayel stripped off ibis overcoat and pressed it upon saying as no enter need more than we I took and it did mo good I wus never it. the in the kindest and Let go and horses on tho reared and pitched a good deal at the novet but in an instant all minor sounds of earth had and we were lifted into a silent sphere whose shores were an their equal led only by that of Not the ing of trepidation was extraordinary elation took possession of iny Was far re- moved as though I bad been sitting in my own room at Two or three things struck me in looking down of half a The smalt appearance of onr village the beautiful mechanical look which the straight fences and square fields onr The In tbe village do from such a appear to cover a tenth Tho old House looked liko a pepper box standing on a ten acre aati the first church spire barely equaled in size respectable May As rosft into looked between BS nnd the earth like patches of snow vte ing upon the landscape in spring bnt when wo rose a little higher tHe clouds shot oat the and tho cold white masses below as had the same look that A mountainous snow covered country does as you look upon it from a higher Those who have crossed the Alps by tbe or have stood upon one of the lofty of the and upon the eternal below and around will be able to catch the trying to In six minutes we were far all the and the sun and were saw the time after that when face looked very fair to In eight niter leaving the earth the thermometer kindly loaned as by T. Camp Co. showed a full of 24 It at 84 when Tho loon related a good showing that she was ascending with great At 5 43 the thermometer stood at 43. and falling very 5 we at least miles eter 34. At this point suggestion made just before of waa found a very good He had the gome with which fill the cars when At groat and my father procured ma Tho ant. ringing sensation bald now become nnd I filled with made my bead feol a good deal as very largo pumpkin mdy be supposed with a. bira zing japon with which doubtless many who this account will hardly At we put our gloves in pair for La. Mountain being in 32. The wet now became stiff with were 28, and wo our Might of the earth by I rence to tho west Of which showed we wort nearly At o'clock descending n Mr. directed me to out twenty pounds of Thin shot as up nnd very At RiOS my most ana lu ame down upon had been sinews el bnt everything that would come up left ach in a A moment's my note settled down into at home as though wy ihe Reformer until the next I can experiences ures in all made at tho of the can depended o- i live and the ground or over kept np on If conscious there ia sky monstrous and VTo mailed contented and until about wo ly saw and hoard roaring of a mighty descended near a jut place appeared rancor we concluded tp UD 30 We Jn twenty we again Jlui time no friendly watch dog's We were over a and settled down a We lad par life to were sooner we I 19' side of a tie In A thb and a. which slopped her wo settled nor any Mr. La 3i6antriir> ho ed and as of an amination of tbe could do for the darkness and it tic was intc the to be We and Tho rain dripped down ID from great and it was hot we as wet 09 ipen After night passed ia great wo 0 sco the ray of And And the typical of many moraines to be ia We ted until six .in nun would of Jhe tba would us power to the ho country Tlie rained and ajk w ho a ifc 34r- ctC aler and traps rose Knd rose able to behold tho country wasan unbroken nod and wo felt md gotio too through of tbp of tuo he current Ut w we did not stay ritting farther jiml ff f tMT to tint from f hero could bo no M fe ve and of n Urge tho Hist by 4 over we should To bad not a to No at night from r were anew riot ir front wera to tart earthly hope ot raising distinct aa to ro wo ta trait kindly loaned by H. K. and take a would bring na out wo li a that wo wora either i tract or in great f tbe oath by ad streng t both of which toake ITM  

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