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Tioga Eagle (Newspaper) - August 28, 1850, Wellsboro, PennsylvaniaVol. Wednesday morning 1 a i ii non abroad one Day t non ilk cd the selfsame Way m i i o an 1 St Amin Faco came by t i Iohd lip Ami a hopeless Eye a to urn Raj fore pc no Cal to stand an i Toad from the Rich Man s hand in Looker askance Iron in ind a doubtful glance. Sunj he to Jet pc to you. Sor in Al of a canting Crow i n l work i know Lull Well i in in thai Cin a n i1f i pocket and on to went i i -11 acid his cons ionic Content. V n i Onnor of Yoklon store ii j r a i Tacti not Long Belore a i Fine non could a Nso. 11 .1 Kitten him Titan i and Praise Vik i by in j it he Iohd Famo to it and godly name. Nor non ind t la White lips Jared i i Olmi i a Nijiu could be spared i inn on Iho Begg for a Cheek a i. In Wii ii tin e Impi could not speak. It i t i inn Anctil Bill not to him ii i. Of the l Ilc or the pariah Law. In in it n.i3 but Small n. A Winslo Penny As All i c m it a kindly Nord i i in ii. I rim it ii. His Brunst was stirred i t to Charity Nhel lire hip Roi a lost of bread in u in u by cuing hallowed the crust that ,3 very natural Captain he is my lawful husband and the father of my dear boy so Saemg 8he fondly kissed her child who by the Way he returned her caresses proved his affection for his Mother. Napoleon was moved by this touching picture in spite of the Eart of Iron of Marble or of Adamant which has so often been allotted to him. Wcl1 " he again turning to the woman whether you and your husband love each other or not i do not choose that he should beat you i am a am one of the de Camp and i will mention this affair to his me your husband s if you were the emperor himself i would not Tell you for i know a would be silly woman All i want is to teach him to j behave Well to you and treat you with the res poet you that would make me very Happy map twin hut Thot Irh he ill treats me i will 1 the emperor shrugged Well my Good woman How do you do has your husband kept the Promise he made t me 7" i the poor woman burst into tears and herself at the emperor s feet. Of sire of sire since my Good Tea led me into the gracious presence of your majesty i have been the happiest of then Reward me by being the most Virtu our of a few pieces of Gold were presented will these words aked As Napoleon Rode off the cried of Vive 1 Empereur uttered amidst teat and sobs by the and her eco were in r t i t v i in a Spring in die desert just Mvi an 1 the poor Man Mizii. Ami they Wero tried i coat a Jovo i r Tver mining of evil and deeds of love i in of eth Rico there was True. Ail n l but Micil what fairly Tina Luc a Ilif Iron Comoro through Hoavan a Gate no life to learn their eternal Fato. T i r i re 114 Angels told of things tint e Tilini both with Kindred wings b v in stood in Tho Crystal Light t the of Tho Rich Man grow ic-i3 Brt it i the knew by that sri Down sign i Noi poor Man s work had been most divine and Hoy brought Tho unerring Scales to see la nut Man g falling Oft could to. Fail tinny to cads did the Angola weigh it the balance is rpt an even away and i la i lilo Church endowment i Ltd with in ii uni inns promised ind thousands paid. W in lilo in Ink of prelates by its Side in Sta Cyl pious Priou Ami u no Mucor that lilo Ancla stood the Amor Man could balance such Good a cd crib cart and Touk hi3 plate by inc empty Radiant and dropped Ilio Penny the it it id fed Tumio Star. Niton a Trust of breadth cd Iurilli up Mill the beam a i lit oho great Blip Roma 1" t r i Man his throne i lord in Tli-3 Tono Tricy Liviu from grit gain 1loi.-nn i in or i i Imp brain i i n or s null ii hit part u j to u pitying hour up his shoulders made some remark upon female obstinacy and galloped off. When he was out of the woman s hearing he and to the officers who accompanied him Well gentlemen what do you think of that affectionate creature there Rue not Many such women at the Tuil series. A wife he that is ,1 treasure to her in the course of a few minutes the Bawa of which the boy had spoken came up. It was escorted by a company of the fifty second Napoleon despatched one of the officers who was Riding with him commander of the escort to come to have you a Vivon Diere in Lour company i yes replies the Cadt Nin. Has she not a child j Yea Little Gentil whom Are All so fond Lias not this woman been beaten by her husband i was not aware of the circumstance till i have repro some time after the occurrence. Handed the Man.1 is he generally Well conducted he is the Best behaved Man in the company. He is very jealous of his wife but without Rea thib Bill medical students May be proverbially hard fur aught know. Vet it cannot be denied that few Are More benevolent and kind hearted then these same hard cases Are. It May be because they witness so much suffering and distress that they become accustomed it were to scenes from which at first Thuiy turned Avay unable to witness. A few years ago happened to be in the company of a number of students from one of whom heard the following Story it was on a cold Christmas morning in the year a medical student who i will Call Rush rudder was proceeding on his Way to meet some fellow students in the Beautiful Little Village of Richmond where forgetting books and studies they had intended to spend the anniversary of the Day which brought peace and Good will to men. As he was passing through one of those narrow streets Jip the Northern part of the City he met a banal girl weeping As if her heart would the crowd passed on without noticing her but when lie poor Stu Dent saw her his heart was touched and he could not pass without inquiring the cause of Ler grief. Of she ans red him it is not for myself i care but Mother is so sick and she ent me to the tailor she works but be would not pay me dollars a year. Whole no. 628. Whore docs your lie asked after head listened Story. The son. The woman s conduct is Hittle girl led him House where Lay Doe she know me by i Rewo rental de la Civ me by sight i 1 cannot say As by Ian Rived from Spain i think it is Ever seen hither. Say the it i never could a t the general of Flat Sam f dote of Napoleon. Nne of the campaigns in Germany m Hia celebrated Grey great coat r .11? Abo in in the environs of Munich Al i by to orderly officers. He met wit evidently a Vivan Diero. She and was leading by the hand a i about live years of age. Struck by i i i tiie woman and her distress the or p up he Imorae by the Road Side in in Milter with you my Deir 7" nun not knowing the individual by id addressed and being much dts ii grief natio no reply. The Little in r. More communicative and he it her if because my father our father 1" Here. He is one of the sentinels again addressed himself to the Tho Namo of her he Abard being afraid lest uie Lote As she the emperor lir husband to be punished. A Atn sorry to Eay had but Little conf Lic Lair sex. On Tula occasion his returned to Hia mind and c your husband has been beating i " and yet you arc so afraid that you will not j a i me his name. This is very a consist "7 it not be that you Are a Little in the or cell 1 he bus a thousand Good he has one very bad one he jealous and when he Gela cannot restrain his tint is Brno a of fits May. On t kill con of e did i should not wish any him for i am sure he would r he loves me too Well for 1 Gauss rightly you Ioka spa Perl nut. Try and ascertain v me and if he has not wish to conduct h he j on inquiry it apr f Napoleon had never been seen by 5 who was a very Fine looking five and Twenty. When he was cond Tel to Napoleon the lat Ter said in a familiar tone what 13 the my lad that you beat your wife she is a Young and pretty woman and a better wife than you Are a husband. Such conduct in disgraceful in a French Bah general if women Are lobe believed they Are never in the wrong. I have forbidden my wife to talk to any Man whatever and yet in spite of my commands i find her constantly gossip pm with one or other of my now there is your mistake. You want to prevent a woman from might As Well try to turn the course of the Danube. Take my advice do not be jealous. Let your wife gossip and be merry. If she were doing wrong it a Likely would be sad instead of Gay. Your comrades Are not absolutely capuchins but i am much mistaken if they will not respect another Man s wife. I desire that you do not strike your wife again and if my order not obeyed the emperor shall hear of it. Suppose his majesty were to give you a reprimand what would you say Mafoi general my wife is mine and i May beat her if a choose. I should say to the emperor sire you look enemy and leave me to manage my Napoleon laughed and said my Good Fel Low you Are now speaking to the the word produced its usual magical effect. The Grenadier look confused held head lowered voice and said of sire that quite alters the Case. Since your majesty commands i of course that s right. I hear an excellent Chard Ter of your wife. Everybody Speaks Well of her. She braved my displeasure rather than expose you to punishment. Reward her by kind treatment. I promote you to the rank of sergeant and when you arrive at Munich apply to the grand Marechal do palais and he will present you with four Hundred francs. With that you May buy a Sutler s caravan which will enable your wife to carry on a profitable business. Your Sonia a Fine boy and at tone future time he shall be provided for. But mind never let me hear of your beating your wife again. If i do you shall j find that i can Deal hard blows As Well As a sire i can never be sufficiently grate Ful for kindness two or three years after the circumstance the emperor was with the army a another but it nourishment. Ever and anon could be heard the passers by Clad in and veil protected from the keen blasts of boreas As they joined in the merry making of that festive the sick woman would sigh As their merry laugh fell her ears it May be her. Mind reverted to her Hap pier Days. Such thoughts will often steal upon the distressed however much they guard them selves against them. I will get you some Medicine which i Hope will do you said the student. No Mailer about knowing full Well what she was about to say. No matter you can pay me when you get Money enough to and without waiting to hear any objections on her part he wished her a Good Day promising go Call soon again. So much time had elapsed while the student was thus engaged that it was too late for him to meet his friends As at starting in the morning he had intended. Every morning a Supply of food and Medicine was sent to the poor woman who under proper nourishment rapidly improved until convalescent and every Day did the student wend his Way to his patient to inquire How she did. The commencement of the University took place and Rush rudder received his diploma with Honor. Time rolled in and mr., now Rush rudder m. D., was attending to theadous duties of his profession in Hig native City cinch anecdote of or. Wilberforce about five and forty years ago when on one sentence of a speech in English hous of commons was Given on. An average Ever five or six minutes and when the reporters a to sit for Many hours at a were often at a loss to know what to do with., them selves. On i me occasion when Labouring nude an attack of ennui and also under effects o Poteet Jack Finarty a Well known reporte of that period yawned out or. Speaker Wil you favor us with a a Roar of laughter followed from All parts of the House. One o the officers immediately repaired to the Gallary and enquired who the offender was. Jack Fin Narty without opening his Mouth pointed to a Quaker of very diminutive stature who. Was sitting in the front seat. The officer immediately seized tha Uno fending Little Man by the breast of his collarless coat and without con descending to give a Why or wherefore drag red him Down stairs and transferred him to the tire of the sergeant at arms. The latter after Lee pm him in Safe custody during the night him to pay nearly thirty us lodgings set him at Liberty on the following a. 1 about the same time the debate which was bout English labourers being one even unusual y Dull. Jack Finarty who had but a Short me before been imported from tipperary said o the Only other reporter in the gallery at the me that he Felt very drowsy and that a would be after taking a Nap if he would Tell he awoke anything which might take place. The other agreed and Jack in a moment was fast locked in the Arm of morpheus. An hour elapsed and after half a dozen yawns Jack opened his eyes. Euis anything was his first question to Hia Friend. To be sure there said the other whose name was Morgan o Sullivan. Has there by the exclaimed Jack pricking up his ears in the plenitude of his anxiety to learn what it was. Yes Jack very important then and Why Don t you be after telling it to me at once what was it Abi iut i about the virtue of the Irish potato was it the Irish potato you said Morgan the Irish potato and a most eloquent w., sch it Thunder and lightning then and Why Don t observed Jack on finishing his notes. That s Rale philosophy. And the other Mim Bers cried hear did they i i the other members cried hear answered Morgan. In a Quarter of an hour aft. Award the House Rose. Morgan went directly to the office of the paper for which he was employed while Jack in perfect East acids at the eulogist which had been the Virtues of the potatoes of quid ran in breathless haste to the Public House where fhe reporters who should have been on duty for the other morning papers were assembled. He read Over his notes to them which they copied verbatim and not being at the time in the Best possible condition for judging of the probability of or. Wilberforce delivering such a speech they repaired to their respective offices and actually gav6 a copy of into the hands of the Printer. Next morning t appeared in All ivs morning he one with which Morgan o Sulvan was connected. The sensation and Surprise it Crea Edih town . Had it Only appeared in one or two of the papers persons of Dmary intelligence must at once have con lured that there was some mis Talie about the matter. But its appearing in All the journals except one arid that one so very obscure that scarcely anybody knew whether the speech was n it or As it people to the conclusion that it mu5t have Beetrix actually spoken. The inference was Plain everybody while regretting that the necessity should exist a that no other course was left but to put or. Wilberforce at once into a straight jacket and provide him with a keeper. In the evening he House met As usual i and or. Wilberforce n the speaker taking the chair Rose and begged e indulgence of the Holise for one moment to a matter which Concerne i it As Well As himself you Tell it ill rend it from my note Book Jack and you la take it Down As i go said Morgan. It it s Myfelt sure that s ready at any time to write what any member says about our Are you ready to begin 1" quite Slid Jack with an Energy personally. Every Haj Morable he observed has doubtless read the speech which 1 am represented As having made a previous night. With the perms non of the House i i read Here the honorable member read the speech amidst defining r of laughter can assure honorable members that no one Coul have read this speech with More Surprise thai i myself did this morning when i found the paper on my breakfast table. For myself personally i care but Little about it though if were capable of uttering such nonsense As i Here put into my Mouth it is High time that in Stead of being a member of this House i Wen a inmate of some Lunatic Asylum. It is of the dignity of this House that i feel concerned for if honorable members were capable of listen ing to such nonsense supposing me capable o giving expression to in it were much More a prop ate to Call this a theatre for the perform Ance of farces Tymn a place for the legislative deliberation is of representatives of the nation. It was proposed by some members to Call the printers of the different papers in which the speech appeared to the bar of the House to which strangely contrasted with the previous answer for of privilege but the now then Morgan languor of his manner my Morgan affecting to read from his note Booi commenced thus the honorable Mii ube said that och be Aisy a Little interrupted Jack who was the honorable Mim Berv Morgan hesitating for a was his name you asked sure it was or. Wilber or. Wilberforce och very Well then. Morgan resumed. Or. Wilberforce said that it always appeared to him beyond All ques lion that the great cause Why the Irish labor ers were As a so much stronger and Capa ble of enduring so much greater fatigue tha mat Nall when one Fine morning several years after the enffll8ll was the surpassing Virtues of the he had left the University a splendid coach drop up to his door and a Beautiful female in Tereul his office. The Young physician lifted his from the books he had been Reading am de he had seen that face before but when a or where he knew not. Eyes Fane or be have come sir said she to pay you for med Cine received from you Long Long when did you receive the asked the doctor in a business manner but it was a counterfeit on a cold Christmas morning in the year you met a poor girl crying in the City of Campaign. Napoleon you know had a wonderful Power of recollecting the countenances of persons whom he had once been. On one of his marches he met and recognised the Vivan Diero and her Eon. Her saying he immediately Rode up to Philadelphia you spoke kindly to her followed her to her sick Mother and purchased food and Medicine until she recovered. That poor sick woman was the Only daughter of a wealthy gentleman but marrying contrary to her father s he banished her from Hia House. Her bus bind soon died and she was forced to support herself and child by her Needle but unused to labor Days and nights of toil were too much for her and she Sank beneath the task and had it not been for you she must have died and her daughter been exposed to the charities of a cold heartless world Yea to All the temptations to which helpless females Are subject in our Large cities. Her father died shortly after her recovery without a will consequently she fell heir to All his vast estate. Kind sir that woman was my Mother and i am the Little girl you spoke so kindly the rest of my Story is soon told. They were married or. Rudder and the wealthy heiress. And if you Ever visit the City of Cincinnati you May see the Beautiful House where Rush Rud Der has retired from practice still he pursues the study of his favorite science and much Ore indebted to him for his Field of medicines. Researches in the potato. And he Morgan my dear fellow shouted the mention of the Irish potato. Morgan my dear fellow this is so important that mus give it in the first do you think sofj1 said Morgan. Troth and i answered Jack. Very answered the other. Morgan " and i have no continued or that had ii been my lot to be born and reared in did the number Eay interrupted Jack exulting by evidently associating the word with the growth of potatoes in his own blessed he said observed the other who then resumed had it been my lot to be born and reared in Ireland where my food would have principally consisted of the most nutritious and salubrious of being the poor infirm shrivelled and stunted creature you sir and honorable gentlemen now behold would have Bejjan a tall Stout athletic Man and Able to carry an enormous Here Finnart observed looking his Friend eagerly in the Faith Morgan and that is what i Call True eloquence go l i hold that Root to be invaluable and the Man who first cultivated it in Ireland i regard As a Benefactor of the first magnitude to Bis Spe cies. And my decided opinion is that never till grow potatoes in England in sufficient qixian cities to feed All our labourers will those labourers be so Able bodied a class a the Irish hear hear from both sides of the Well by St. Patrick but that Bates every Ter was allowed to drop. The Bird that always wins. Under the caption of latest from the St. Louis reveille gives the following from travelling memoranda of j. M. Weston Esq it is Worth Reading in a double sense it is Well known that the spaniards Are greatly addicted to Short deprive them of their cock pit and their j Plaza Del Bull ring and they would be much More Likely to revolt than at any oppression of the government. While i was in Trinidad de Cuba in april last i was told of a very Ludi Crous scene that occurred in the Ceck pit in that City. It should be understood that cock fighting is a very popular and fashionable and that gambling on the Reau amusement t of a fight is Birds carried to an extraordinary Hiigli Are very Small and being of All their feathers except those on the wings and two or three straight ones in tie Tail they present a very diminutive and naked appearance. They never Ore allowed to fight with but use their natural spurs which Are sharpened to i Faience the parly -9 Eold eggs nicety and with a coolness an d i had the buyer and instead care that indicate How carefully they have been i he found that trained. Hla favorite Hen hatched half a dozen pure an american Captain of a vessel that had i mud turtles All of whom upon breaking from who Well i rather think i la attend that business said he and stepped Over info the ring. The 01d Eagle seemed ashamed of the company he was in and did not look very Cour Ageous and As they examined the Yankee Many were the inks Side glances and nods exchanged among ithe spaniards for excepting his size there was not encouraging in the old Eagle s appearance. He was wretchedly poor and they also discovered that he had no spurs Why said they your Bill has no nol the first Eaid he but he s worse than a wild cat when he scratches or bites to go three Noble looking game chickens were now brought in and the betting commenced. Everything offered by Captain or his friends was eagerly taken up by the dons. The Captain it was observed took All the bets Fth at he could and when quiet was restored he gently patted the old Eagle and As he put him into the ring where the game Cocks were stuttering and crowing he said now go it old fellow for the Honor of your country give pm t the Eagle stood still in the Centre of the ring cocked his head on one Side and seemed to be eyeing the Little game fellow that advancing towards him but he stirred not. At length the Chicken made a dash at him and doubtless gave Hirst Sharp blow for with a kind of wild scream he the old Bird started took one glance at the Chicken pounced upon it and with his claws and hooked Tore if All to pieces and to and astonishment of the began to eat in the second cock shared the Fate of t so would the third had it not been with i drawn by the enraged and mortified 11 n to had already lost two valuable Birds by a very sum nary process. As soon As the Captain was declared Winner he snatched up his Bird collected his bets and strode toward the door where he turned and addressed the bewildered crowd look Here said he it s my opinion that the next time you fight a Yankee cock know that he s a Bird that . " his Well filled pockets the Captain and his friends withdrew leaving the Cuba cock fighters in a pleasing state of wonderment. Amateur fowl breeder. The editor of the Lynn Bay stale has been. Buying fancy eggs from some one in Boston at a big figure which did t turn out what he exr peeled and so he concludes that the Hen fever is a Humbug serve him right he bought what were said to be Cochin China eggs and after waiting patiently Over four weeks he found six duds in his hatching Coop one morning. So Mrich for his for sightedness. This is not halt so bad As the Case of one of Lis neighbors however who paid a round Price for Imla dozen Choice eggs queer outlandish eggs Felt certain would produce rare Chicks and which he was very cautious in setting under Lis very Best Hen. At the end of a fortnight he was startled at he breakfast table to hear his favorite Hen i creaming bloody murder from within the Coop he rushed to the Rescue raised the Box id and found his Hen on the nest but in a fright us Yelling and cack ing most vociferously. He spoke to her kindly and softly he would am appease and quiet her for there was great Langer lest in her excitement and struggles he should destroy the favorite rare 3ggs, which had Cost him so much Money and rouble. But word were vain. His Best Ion continued to scream and he raised her from lie nest to look into the cause of her trouble ii Ore critically. His astonishment was Islan Vaneous but immense and this Surprise found ent in the Brief but expressive turtles by such was the fact. The Fijor innocent Poul try fancier was the victim of misplaced con Een looking at a fight that been prolonged at length burst out get out with such Birds As Lehem they Ain t bigger the in a torn tit and Ain t Worth a cuss anyhow them Are some miserable Cuba Cocks i reckon i be got on Board of my ship a genuine Yankee Bird that la lick any three or four of your miserable Cocks before you could Eay i la bet High on it too a bet of fifty ounce was instantly offered on the Captain s proposition who not withstanding the remonstrances of his friends it up the Money and said he would be thar ure and give All such Small Fry Cocks at hand articular now to be understood he Captain had an old Grey Eagle on Board is ship and his first order was not Kcf give it Mything to eat for the next Twenty four hours. Be also stripped the Eagle of All its plumage ave the Winga and to or three Tail features Ausma the old fellow to feel decidedly ashamed t himself. The Day of trial arrived the cock it wan crowded to see the great trial of one ird against three. The Captain arrived in me with his Bird under his Arm. Who pits your cock Captain v was asked the shells seized on the flesh of the poor fowl and had Well nigh destroyed her life before they could be choked he has Given up the Chicken Trade an 1 has since gone into the Dwarf Pear business the Young Man standing Collar Caina so near smothering tuesday has had a reef taken in it and made less dangerous. He was out again yesterday. During his confine ment the starch Market was agitated consider Bly. He is connected believe with the ladies Exchange. Albany dutchman. Knowledge is wrote the great lord Bacon. Knowledge is complacently exclaimed a Dandy the other Day when Sti Jong men having failed he released a Lap dog from the Teeth of a huge mastiff by quietly administering to the latter a Pinch of snuff be reserved says William Penn but not sour grave but Nof formal bold but not rash Humble but not Servile patient but not Jose Neil ble constant but not obstinate cheerful but not Light j rather be Sweet tempered than la Minar familiar rather than intimate and intimate with very few and upon Good news Papas

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