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Tioga Eagle (Newspaper) - December 8, 1841, Wellsboro, PennsylvaniaWellsborough Tioga co. Pa., december 8th, 1841. To e publish this week a sup for the accommodation of our Dre rising friends. The regular pub of the Eagle will be resumed Uvo weeks from this Date. An extra containing the president s message will be issued next week. Coats. Ii two parts. Roast and said my Uncle As he strode across the room in a struck the table where i sat Reading violently with his m. Thunder and lightning does Lif Yonker understand whal i am say nov i had a sort of indistinct consciousness of some humming noise As Lotorie talking rapidly and incessantly some time in the apartment but As Iain was fully employed in in to comprehend one of the More abstruse passages of the kantian of philosophy he sound Nad merely reached the proceed ing any further on its journey towards understanding. My Uncle s fist the table however claimed pome set tuition and i accordingly m is from the Palm pal Sophic Page in Ivsich they had been dwelling to Kiy visa do of Rny real soft. Tell Jou what master Augustus von Saij the gentleman v. Ilijin emphasis Hal might have been expected from the richest merchant in Hamburg in a Tell you what sir 1 will leave Guilder i possess in the world to your half Cousin Sla Gen Hauson and Cut you sir off Wilh a copy of your tailored Kant and see whal that will do for said i with the greatest simplicity in thu world for my Uncle s communication had Roe rely disturbed my previous ideas without dislodging , or roam for it be the new , published by Carl of Kant himself would not live j puzzled my Uncle More Iii very moderate . He expo have struck me Down As with a Thuu Seibolt and he saw that i Feal i i r Lud fallen he was a goo Deal of a humorist and Felt somewhat i to laugh but Hen again he l himself on owing a Man of sub St nce and in vexed him to the heart to Ste what he. Valued so highly treated so slightly consequently he Felt rather i in ined to swear Between like two i did neither. He sat Down lighted his Juipe and the Bell Ford he ser vant. Next door Tor be sister i will put up with this no Ion will make my will this very night ant shall be the he shall not have a said my aunt. Ave ajl said my Uncle. Poor pitiful said my it. Attends to said my Uncle. A fellow that Humours All your fool ish whims for the Sake of what you May leave said my aunt. True but he attends to said Niy Uncle. He win not care a puff of tobacco for you of Are said Rny aunt but he will care for the counting said my Uncle. Van so said my aunt in her Best Yirgu Sentive tone Ilon l make a foot of yourself would you cast off the Only son of your Only Bro my Uncle took his pipe from his and re crossed his legs and pal it Back again. Disinherit a Schu Ediker for a Sla my Uncle s Seal seemed mightily uncomfortable and he pulled and smoked Moil fearfully. Your has of your bread and drank of your cup and set by your stove for Twenty Pooh said my Uncle but visibly so flying apace. And continued my aunt following up her advantage is he riot the very Model of your brother i never two noses so much alike in my my Uncle looked directly at my nose. So did my aunt. My Uncle Felt the full Force of the compliment and the extreme difficulty nil Penc of of Dis inheriting a Nephew with a nose so like his own became every Mur Tient More apparent. Well do nothing said he von Schaick can take a family Glass and Well talk about the will another make it said my aunt Augustus shall inherit the estate marry Amelia Spielburg and perpetuate the name of to those propositions i expressed my unqualified assent for Little As was my objection to inheriting the estate i had still less to marrying Amelia spin Elberg Wilh whom i was for a Stile no in philosophy i May say most ridiculously in love. O hell take Kant to bed Wilh him on his wedding night and set fire to the curtains with silting up to read said my Uncle. X brother you talk of things you know nothing said my aunt. Said my Wincle. The door opened and in walked or. Von Schriek. I maid aside my books and papers and joined the two worthies Over a social bottle. We Ani mated. Glass followed Glass and to Bocco smoke and Wisdom issued from my uncles Mouth in about equal quantities. To the latter i assented in monosyllables or listened in respectful silence upon which my Uncle declared he had never heard me talk so sensible in the whole course of his life. Among other mailers it Wasi resolved to cure me of my Boyish propensities by show ing me a Little More of the world and As i spoke the language of England like a native Nettl Well acquainted with her history and literature it was resolved i should take a trip Over in an English vessel which my Uncle had c a artied. The will made night i knew not precisely How but my aunt Annichen remarked the next morning that my Uncle generally acted sensibly enough when he Only took the trouble of listening to Good and a Cordingly on the following week amid an abundance of kisses and confectionary from my aunt sighs and fro ii Amelia and Cash and cordiality from my Uncle i embarked on Board the British big Swallow for London. I pass Over my interesting departure from amidst tiie Low German shores i pass Over in elegant silence the peas ure of be inf becalmed three Days off the delightful Dogger Bank famous for Coil and fog. I pass Over in Short All the Vicissitudes of the and Calm sickness and unsavoury scents and All its accumulation of Petty substitutions for Comfort. It is enough that after twelve Days Purgatory i came on deck one delicious May morning and found the Swallow skimming gracefully along the gentle bosom of the thames sur rounded on All sides by an almost in conceivable number of ves Selb sailing and tacking in every direction. Tic scene was Lively and Baliant in the sex Tieme and awakened no inconsiderabfe1 portion of my dormant German enthusiasm. Indeed i think no foreigner of education approaches Lite English Shore without a Strong sensation of in Twiest. Whether for the Praise or for a an object o respect or admiration or dread and still he has heard England talked about from his infancy. Standing aloof and isolated from the world she is yet mixed up with All its Hopes and fears and struggles and in every continual Collis Ion the unceasing question is what May can or will be done by England and then the piled up glories of Hep literature reaching into the highest heaven whatever May be the Tho t of that literature by the polished fluent flippant French Man who cannot because of the Large Ness of his vanity and the smallness of his soul feel and comprehend Luyet to a True German sprung from same Saxon Slock it is the mightiest Congre gation of intellect Ever furnished by a nation and he assigns without a Par Ticle of envy or even reluctance a place in the regions of glory to a Shaks Peare or a above the is and Shillers of his beloved father my first seven Days in London passed Wilh a mingled satisfaction. Am ply furnished with funds by my Uncle i went every where saw every thing and squandered my Cash with tha car less Freedom of a Young Man. Of pleas ant it is to be Tho medium thro which lash flows briskly to the admiring pubic softening the Asperities and fertilizing the grateful receivers my letters furnished me with introductions to the houses of the firs Mer chants and every where was i received with the most unvarying civility and kindness. To the House of the worthy or. Simpkins in particular i was in and feasted to an almost uneasy sense of repletion both with physical nutrients and intellectual condiments for the six misses Simp Kinses though tolerable pretty were most intolerably accomplished and seemed to be afflicted with perfect Ger Man mania. They danced German Dan Ces and Sang German songs admired German authors and chattered about the Rhine and the Halz mountains for an hour together. Indeed had 1 been a vain Man i might have been inclined to think their attentions personal miss Lydia went so far Aslo remark that they might say what Lilicy pleased about italian skits and italian sunsets hut for her part she should prefer a Perma nent residence in Germany Lollita of any other country. It is so strangely interesting such divine mysticism Hung Over it la fact there was a a Oina Tion about it which she was unable to account All this was very Gratifying to me but indeed where Ever i went All was Joy and Sunshine and on the seventh night i retired to my bed firmly impressed with the conviction that the English were the most cordial civil hospitable kind hearted people on the Laco of the Globe. I a the eighth morning brought a change. I Shi Dally ing Over my breakfast deeply immersed in the study of my favor Ile author when a neighbouring clock reminded me that it was considerably passed the time i had proposed waiting upon a gentleman to u Hom i bad a let Ter. My who was absent from town my first on becoming aware of the lateness of the Horn i Hui redly snatched up my shed precipitately Down stairs. In a Siig from the door i had the Milfor Lune to being my body in very forcible Contact Wuh that of a staid citizen was walk ing if Buie y Down the i apologised accordingly but the id penile Man continued o look As gloomy As a Wel Cheren fog i proceeded to say upon my Honor the unto Aid Cir distance was per Felch when i was inti ruled by a coarse laugh of vulgar derision from the old person just ally asked what Deuce such a fellow had to do with Hon and furthermore expressed his opinion that the Middle of the pave ment was the fittest place for such an outcast from society an from what can he Molin thought i and i Felt mightily inclined to resent this insulting la signage. Bui As i sail before he 4 Man far advanced in life and i Vvs in a liar re so i Onward without further Parley leaving the uncivil of Cor Plency to recover his Good humor at its Leisure. On arriving at my destination i was shown by an servant Inlo a splendidly furnished apartment. Presently the Joor opened and the master mansion entered Willi a Smirk and Bow but no sooner had i Cault e of upon me than has court Enonce underwent All the changes from to from perplexity to coolness from coolness to contempt and from come capt to Clown right supercilious Ness. When it Hail settled Ai Tho last agreeable stage he opened his lips said he should be by to see me before i left Latryl bin that lie so engaged at present that i must positively excuse Langloe Bell for a servant and wished me a very Good morning. I a petrified but Loo indignant to speak so i seized my hat and left the House Wilh All the blood of the von Schend bikers burning in my face. Part second. I cooled by degrees and having no definite object Iri View wandered list Lessly about from place to place ruminating on the unpleasant occurrences of the morning when to my agreeable Surprise i Peic Vivod the six misses Simkins ambling Down the Street in the direction in a Kwh i was advancing. When we had nearly met they looked towards me stopped abruptly whispered and then crossed suddenly to the opposite Side. Surely thought i this is a mistake they cannot have recognised me. Accordingly i crossed likewise met the Young ladies full in the face and Wilh a Bland and pleased expression of countenance necessary on such of j Casio i proceeded to address them in my very inst fitly six glasses were raised and levied full at my per son and the physiognomy is of the simple inset exhibited a curious combi nation of horror vexation and Chagrin to me perfectly unaccountable. Listed they were sorry to appear abrupt to or. Von Schen Diker i but they had an engage ment unfortunately admitted of no two Hackney coaches were instantly beckoned doors of the vehicles they fluttered with the Precipitin by of disturbed wild foul dive off and master Augustus von Schnedier was left gazing after them with a visage that ought to have been seen to be properly appreciated. By Day and night hut this is won Derous their Gnu i and no less strange than irritating and perplexing. Owing perhaps in a great degree to Tot having mixed Ucli with the world and almost morbid Aen Sibily formed a considerable item in my character and a feverish anxiety took Possession of me of account for the sudden change. It was but yesterday that Tway allowed to be handsome preps sing Young Man. N Hose conversation and company were courted by All Anil to to Day i was a scoundrel an out cast from society and a being vis imy condemned and shunned by Eveaj per son Wilh whom i came in Contact yet i was conscious of no alteration in my self. I was still As far As i knew As handsome Mel Igent and prep Ossig As Over was evident that the citizens of London had came to a very different conclusion. The collective Wisdom of Gillingan could not have accounted for it and i wandered shout until Tho of evening o , in a file of is ment. I now found to do to my of comforts that i hid lost Irv this As i stranger had frequently to me before and i had in variably been shown the right path hut this unfortunate evening in order to be in keeping i suppose Wilh the unfortunate enquiries were Dis regarded and i was at or directed the wrong told to follow my at length fatigued i wearied i staggered into the Insl Rcpt Tohle hotel that come in my Way scaled myself in a vacant Box. Rang for Trie waiter and ordered a pint by. Paid the Man with a marked emphasis and a most incr Edu Lont s ate i into his a scat but toned up his browsers pocket next to me clapped his hand upon in and exclaimed no you Rafiei which he looked round laughed knowingly and winked with one Eye. Presently All the people near him commenced buttoning up their up duets laughing and winking with one Eye. I looked behind every one was so employed. I glanced one Eye Avide and then the was All the same. I sought Relief by looking towards the stage but every face before me was turned from it they were All joking at me and every individual Man among them but loved nip his and winked. This was nol to be borne. R he perspiration Starlet from my forehead. But could 1 Ilo i no flier resist nor Ninons talc m i i i Anil made my the lire i no of Iii liar i commenced Luo Gaile movement than a annul. N terms look place among who Hail before Anil Init to. C up their pockets Anil of won t Wilh sni Ulm a ejaculations a alled buy i .1 As i Typlt Neil u Ilis gusted i Toimil i y the of Oil. Of i Sherry i the waiter moved up to the top of the collected some Silver spoons which worn Lay inn about those he de his pocket. He then went his Way and returned with a modicum of villainous Cape. I will trouble you for the said he before sit line it Down. T handed him a soul reign in pay ment. The waiter looked harder than Ever. He deliberately chunked it three distinct times upon the Down a pair of Scales weighed it before my face and then As it appeared to be. Reluctantly proceeded to count out the change upon the table. Between each particular shilling he stole a furtive glance towards me and when he had Ponehal Etal heard him observe to a sort of under waiter on leaving the room i Sav Jem keep an Eye on that Ere Jem s office was not of Long for after tasting the detestable Bever age set before me i arose and took my a Bill of the cried a shrill voice in my ear Only a Penny but you added the boy a he surveyed me May have it for a half pen i took the Bill and gave the boy what Loose coppers i had in my pocket up on which he shared thanked me and said i was very much of a German though i did not look like thankful Forchen Thip equivocal compliment i narc my Way into the pit of Drury Lane theatre in order to Loose for an hour or two my own in comfortable Al identity in the fictitious Joy and sorrows of others. It rather crowded when i entered and i had some ii obtaining a seat but i soon found myself at e is in regal l to room. A Large vacant space was speedily formed around me As icon am Nalion was in my very touch or i add As my nation baled the i in tvs of h Art and sense of fool Kitinos Thich in moments of a fall upon the wanderer in a foreign land cd mover me. Wea ried in mind and body i proceeded to make the Best of my Way toward my lodgings determined to forget in the troubles and vex Vrons of the Cuy when in passing the end of the Sti get Tho cry of a Young female stir Csc on in y ear. This at once aroused me anal i hastened to the spot where i bunk a girl struggling with a dressed fellow in a slate of intoxication. I. Of course or Verej to de Sist in fused. A struggle ensued a crowd Abl Mhz cd an 1 As i was on l c1 to t of Ovet of t i my an Tagoui is 1 in the Collar by two men who said i Iii at go before a magistrate for cheat my a . ,1 imm Jedi icly explained that it wis not me that was in Hie wrong that i was Moody doing what every Man with Tho common feeling of his nature must done i circus Nistazu is a he i i Rind in Proletti Al Woi ii ii one of the in in his i Side of his Iione and gave Joec i Iier , and Ihu Oiler into t comae and Precunis Blarney i then Ilc handed to be n Ken before the feeling assured that i should receive the thanks of the gentleman. Rather than ment when he heard How 1 had acted. The magistrate however would not allow me to Speik but Aid that Ivy disgraceful and Ruffi anly apy Jearard i1 was Sufrin sent to i silly he in c i n what Alliey had Zionc Coin to my utter Asl Nishnic it me to he taken to a Sou. And Ruff anly appear Ance How was i indeed or some one else surely some extraordinary transformation must have taken place in my outward Man or surely this was or vast inappropriate address to a gentleman Wilh the on finest note in Hamburg and As my aunt used particularly to add a fact to correspond. But i had Little Lime for meditation for i was immediately dragged like a criminal thru High the streets towards the prison. I h id always enc Elaine 1 i a i i of Mion of Iho Juliis prudence of 3 feel r of adm Atton toward Liek Laws m Slit Tiona which amounted Al Frost to Severance but Sui old thu Ughi i twin is not Justice and whateveri1 obstacle might liner Vene i i l it was no mortal Tii to breaking from the of ii h r i Lur Tenily. A Ai d Corner by a sudden Jerk i succeeded in freeing myself from their grasp knocked Down the one who ended voted to

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