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Tioga Eagle (Newspaper) - September 18, 1851, Wellsboro, PennsylvaniaTwo vol. 5. Thursday Isar amusement. Poets my. The Norm Mechanic. U7 mrs a ii Bollnng of Forens and Trio Flumo i Ken anvils full of ardor wrought Buchl Byrd Hoy hit Hnidj win hard with toil Omni mind o or fir f tin enveloped in a White shroud. The executioner i contented for thus her Mindis occupied and then removed the shroud and there stood the clan whole no. 683. Hints to Yonng men. An old experienced Man get married choose a partner who is willing to live Accord ing to your one whose Musier has taught her to work Wash mend stockings make Piea and Hikcs and knows How to put an Annle in a dumpling. Aim it that Ahe be handsome but one whom you can love above All others in the world. You will then live happier and cheap or than you now do paying Board Wash ing and mending besides every now and then having a piece lost. Your Washerwoman is very poor can t make Good the Joss you busts a. 3 in choosing a wife lecher be Oft family not vain of their name or connections but remark for their simplicity of and integ Rity of Ife. Never fix your eyes on a celebre Tod Beauty. She is Apt to be too proud of her pretty face and afraid of soiling or Dulica the woman who washes her own ill hands spoons China cups and platters and performs other Light services in the family is always the inn it lit i i j in ill v "1c i be of her husband and of Mollt Tarj Miford before the her own conscience. The woman who leaves her family four or five hours every Day running from shop to shop and making Calls is always unhappy for conscience says you have sown Wii j win and Bali reap the whirlwind whole bearing was firm and Manly. exe j Beauty is very do sizeable in the Cho ice of a in Tenn new _ c of a assembled multitude. His appearance was Calm dignified and heroic not a muscle quivered. He looked upon the preparations for do duh in moved his countenance changed not and m cution now removed his embroidered coat wife. You will be proud of a handsome wife Sasha Cravat and All the insignia of ins military a when you introduce her to a Friend but by All rank in Token of disgrace. Gen. Lopez Means find out if you can whether she is vain in front of her Beauty. Of find Ped Forward and in a Strong Clear voice slowly spoke to those around As follows Spray the persons who have compromised me to Pardon me As i Pardon them. My death will change the de slumps of Tho standing a. Little behind Here interrupted him in in insulting tone with come a Quick. General Lopez turning his head partly around fixed his eyes on the Man and said sternly gritting his Teeth wait he then r Thea High time boy should be prepared and the continued Adieu. My beloved Cuba Adieu House put in order for so great and perilous a a Brethren , change. The general then stepped Back and seated himself on the Stool a priest with the Crucifix and taper stood on one Side of him the executioner on the other. The Collar was Hen placed around the prisoner s the priest now placed the Crucifix Between the Genera s hands Ond As he was in the act of in the execution of Gen Lopez. He 3 Load to Siiss the executioner swung1 the sad n6ws by the Cherokee is fully con most considerable us. Have firmed by the arrival of the steamship Empire Lily at. New York on the 6th inst. She left Havana on the morning of Iho 1st. Loyal piracy which Ever seeks to Pray upon Liberty has again been triumphant. By the fatal screw and the head of the unfortunate Man at the same instant dropped Forward touch. At this taunting rebuke his opponent became enraged and throwing himself from his horse he rushed upon Malcolm exclaiming boasting know est thou stand est in the presence of Helderbrand he and the Hostler an one now say thy last prayer and prepare for thy Long journey common and we will decide who shall travel that Road and their sword met for the dreadful conflict. Long and desperately they fought and for a time it was doubtful which would be the both were Power Ful men and Well skilled in the use of weapons. With the desperation of a Tiger Helderbrand pressed upon the Knight but he maintained his ground by his Superior coolness and presence of mind until Helderbrand with a powerful blow broke the sword of Malcolm and As he did so a loud laugh of scorn rang through the Midnight a now thou wolfs whelp know thy time has surely come to raid the Knight drawing one of is pistols from his Belt and pressing it to the areas of Helderbrand. Now by my Good for tune has thy time come and to Morrow Wilt i claim the ten thousand thales which the g Erna Cut has set As a Reward upon thy to Morrow thou Wilt never see so fire and know thy weapon is powerless and dial at my command the charge was we will try and toe if thou and fir no the Ball shattered his Arm and lodged in he brigand s Side. He gave one leap into the Tir and fell quickly raising himself on Hia Mees he attempted to put a signal whistle to is Mouth. Gov a Ireland leave Ireland and England follow her h is at least a question for the gravest consideration. A Quarter of the Irish peasantry is Al ready on Iho opposite Shore of the Atlantic and that Quarter represents a much larger proportion of youth so Rengh Energy and skill. What a gone attracts what remains repels. While the americans have received a far greater num Ber than they Ever thought possible to be admit Ted their own opportunities and Enterprise have increased in a More astonishing ratio. This de Cade so marvellous in the annals of a Marvel Lous people has been As Fertile in new states new cities new railroads new canals new lines of and Inland navigation new manufactories and new mines As it has been in its increased population. Though the labourers Are Many the Harvest is still great. Is it pro Bable that this Prospect will soon lose its fascination in the eyes of the Irish peasantry they know what they will find in the untied states is there in their country to detain then Thome even the mortality and the casual ties of an Emigrant ship re trifling compare with those of a workhouse. They Are incite and assisted by those who have gone Are there really no Bounds to this emigration or even a probability of its being confined to it present amount 1 civil War Between the state of the Union or a dreadful epidemic nigh Check the emigration but that would be on for a time. On the whole we bold it Safe u reckon on Ireland being still further depopulated and the United states still further peopled from that Island. But Why should not the population of Ireland be reduced to say four or five millions Shouk that indeed come to pass it must and will involve great changes in the social and Politica state not Only in Ireland but of great Britain also. It must greatly increase the value of labor and the appreciation of the labourer throw thou these Isles. For a whole generation Man has been a drug in this country and population a nuisance. It has scarcely entered into Tho Heads ing the Crucifix. He never moved again. Immediately after the execution. General Lopez s body was taken Down and privately buried. Among the relatives of general Lopez in blood of the Star yrs is there Eton Thel Hurch " i his brother to Kwh the count of to disgraceful Crudi ties of the in in s h i or High trav in Cuba will but water 1 ended pin i so Nobleman Erv. Which a to. _ i of Weall i Isis sister a Law. He had other near relatives. They All left town previous to it the i ii in uni Sulci Tuu lbs cur ulal of Liberty which is yet destined to become _ great tree in the Gem of the upon Vokn j i m a which the free nations of the Earth will look with Pride and admiration. All is not lost that was in and Cuba will cd be free Havana for the last three Days previous to the soling of the Empire City had been the theatre of the most intense excitement Ever witnessed in the Island of Cuba. On saturday the soft ult the news reached Havana of the capture of Gen. Lopez and his forces and never was news l received with More r it was a Day of Jubilee and rent satisfaction. The was a a o Ubiene and rejoicing in evening the principal buildings m the illuminated Torch Light procession formed the text Day is generally a was doubly so now in lion of As sir 6ttld of the Victory of the Spanish troops. The execution unwilling to be near on such an occasion. General Lopez was 55 y ears if age. He has a son is years of age studying in Witz Erland. His wife is in Paris. The general was very wealthy but spent his income As fast As he received it. In this and the previous unfortunate expeditions he lost very Large sums. Energy of character. A bold vigorous Man what a tone he gives to the company he May be in to the society in which he lives to the nation wherein he was born. Men seem inebriated with the Atmos phere around him to completely Are they Over come by his presence. He is never weary never languid there is nothing enervating Falls to. Of Prmt by washing with milk of and she is daily pouring Cologne water and macassar pm on her a her already Pruty face Patent that were fired from morning till night. Shouts from Nin in action or speech. He strengthens of economists that they would have to Deal with a deficiency of labor. The inexhaustible Irish Supply has kept Down the Price of English labor whether in the Field the railway or tha factory the army or the at the sickle the Hod or the desk. We believe that for fifty years at the least labor taking its Quality into account has been cheaper in this country than in any part of Europe and that this cheapness of Libor has contributed vastly to the improve ment and Power of the country to the Success of All Meroa Niile pursuits and the enjoyment of those who have Money to spend. This same cheapness has placed the Labouring classes most effectually under the hand of Money and the Heel of Power. But will there not be a change and a beginning of changes when our great reservoirs of labor begin to fall every employer of the people from the authorities at the horse guards and the admiralty to the occupier of fifty acres or to the possessor of half dozen lace machines begins to Call in vain for More hands will it not be a Day of change when instead of two men being after Ona Maser two masters will a after one Man per haps it will be thought All events the Condi Tion of the labourer will be so much bettered that there will be to English emigration. Of that Are not sure. What keeps the English la Wren at Home is his profound ignorance his vant of versatility a and his habits of dependence. But these peculiarities will be much affected by any social changes than shall make the labourer More actually Independent that he now is and re can conceive a great demand for labor Ekil de or unskilled increasing emigration instead of repressing it. Such changes will give the and Vivas for Concha and the Queen were continually offered. Lopoz was shot in effigy in different parts of the town. He was dressed in j ple they eee him one of themselves the boy the full uniform of a general and under his Olliev went to school with played with expand left Arne was a game cock and in his right hand cd into a Man and drawing All after him in the a pack of cards. The rabble amused themselves by shooting at the effigy All Day. General Lopez was condemned to be Garol Ted on monday the 1st of september. On Satur Day morning the War steamers Pizarro and Isa Bella Ca Holica wore despatched to Balm Honda and Mariel to bring up the troops preparatory to the execution. U was reported that the Piz arro had gone Down for Lopez but it was after wards ascertained that he had been in the City All Day but was kept perfectly quiet in aider to prevent confusion. Late in the afternoon the steamers habanera Almendares Pizarro and and arouses he sets men of no Confidence their feet not purposely his own exam pie. They n i in. Vortex in which to he is a perpetual reproach to the sluggard a Joy to the timid those who want Confidence and who fancy they Arre by temperament or situation precluded from possessing or manifesting the Darins animating Power Energy of character is continually renovating men to a level whence they see How easily it or seems to become great and Joyful As Stron and Vio or Ous As he who by act or thought lifted them up. It is animating to see men press on in the race of emulation inspired by some Noble fellow Isabella arrived loaded with troops being the remainder of those engaged in the several engagements with Lopez. They were marched to the Plaza de herons where they were inspected Concha after which they re tired to their rendezvous completely exhausted and tired out. At half past six o clock on the 1st of septem Ber the troops were assembled at the place of execution which was at the at the Entrance of the Harbor directly opposite the there were on the ground at the time troops infantry and cavalry and about citizens. A few minutes before seven Lopez was brought Forward and ascended a platform about fifteen feet on which the chair of execution. He turned and facing the multitude assembled addressed them with a Short speech the conclusion of which and his last words were i Dib for my do loved he then took his seat the mime was adjusted and Al one turf of the screw us head dropped Forward then All that remained of him who had so Long been the terror and read of the cuban government Wae a cold Black lifeless Bod i. He evinced not the slight est trembling or step was proud and my t _ r ready Glossy this is the Case it is rather an alarming symptom. A handsome woman never looks so pretty As when she Don t know it. I dare say some of the Young ladies will laugh at a nun near four score talking about pretty faces but you May just Tell them that i was once As Young As any of them and that in the pleasure offer tory i live my life Over again. Good nature is also another necessary virtue in a wife. This though is not so very Essen Lial As a Man must be a consulate Blockhead indeed if he can t not drive a woman Fay fair words. A Good manager is another indispensable qualification. After marriage if a woman does not Pride herself on her knowledge Best advantage let her be Ever so Sweet Era pored gracefully made Occle Vantly accomplish ii is no wife for a Man Lof business. When Are the Yoke matrimonial they must draw together. It is a Man s d Uty to to his wife it is the was duty to use it Wilh the most scrupulous Economy. Egyptian pyramids. The number of these is Between flirty and filly. They Areah in what is called Middle Egypt and arc divided into five groups i he most remarkable of these groups As con tag the three largest pyramids is in the Vicinity of Uhi Zeli not fur from Cairo. The loftiest that of Cheops so called from the name of Tho Prince by whom it is supposed to have been built. It covers a space of More than thirteen acres of ground. Its perpendicular height is 430 feet thus making it the highest work of Man m the known world. Supposing this Pyramid to be entirely solid which Ever it is not. As has of Ute years been dig covered its cubic contents would afford material sufficient1 for building the fronts of a Row of houses fifty feet in height and one thickness whose length Miles firm and his voice Clear and distinct. A Lisses and groans Weie heard from the crowd after the that everything orderly and quiet. There Are now in Havana Over one Hundred Tiso ners. Lopez s who Are to be sent to spam for ten years confine Enfin a Dungeon he remainder of the forces Are supposed Mohave perished from hunger and fatigue. Prom the report of the prisoners themselves their suffer nos before capture were intense they say they Ved several Days on the leaves of Trees and the ast they had was from the horse of general Lopoz which they killed and divided Amof Lff Lem selves. E Lopez when taken wandering about the country alone. There Are various reports As to he manner of his arrest some say he was Cap ured by dogs. Another report is that he went who figures in the past or is present among them. The enthusiasm one Man can create by bold and Earnest action is astonishing. One Jovial free hearted generous stronger by Accident or otherwise among be will often upset and reinvigorate a clique of friends inured completely trained in to dullness and bids Tom try quiet. The enthusiasm of the moment Over bears All our preconceived notions of order our silent and respectful decorum our Fearby giving offence that pitiful but common vice which makes us careful even to Folly in what we say y u of this in s spirit rolling through us and forcing up ours swept away and the night the Day the time whenever is is from thenceforth a Bright spot in our history. U is from this Public meetings derive their in tense interest and Public opinion its Force we Are sure of meeting some Earnest Man who will cheer us give of Keener Fuller sensations and thus one or two beings connected with tha rail Lions by Myslic chains of sympathy communicate the fire of their own minds to every Man unties powerful Energy awakens the dormant intellects of All. Useful. About two o clock on a december night when the thermometer stood in the neighbor i Hood of Zero a party of wags hailed a farm House in a very boisterous manner. The Farmer sprang out of is bed Drew on a few articles of clothing ran out to see what wanted when the following interesting dialogue occur have you any Hay plenty of it sir have you plenty of Corn any plenty of meat and breast uffizi 1" Well we Are glad to hear it for to beware useful things in a the parly then drove off leaving the Farmer to his reflections. Yard in would be thirty four according to Herodotus men were employed for Twenty years in its construction. The remaining pyramids Are of smaller dimensions but they Are mostly All notwithstanding of immense magnitude. They Are not All of some of them being of Brick 1 he purpose for which these remarkable edifices were constructed is into Ved in mystery even in remotest Antiquity their origin was a matter of debate and nothing certain was Knouft with respect to them or their founders. Most Proba Bly they were at once a species of tombs and temples and May be considered As monuments of the religion and piety of the pharaohs. Idleness. I have heard talk of the pleasures of idleness yet it is my own firm belief that no one Ever y it took pleasure in it. Mere idleness is the most disagreeable slate of existence and both body and mind Are continually making efforts to a Cape from mischief which is very True but mis itself is merely an attempt to escape from the dreary vacuum of idleness. There Are Many tasks and occupations which a Man is unwilling to perform but let no one think that he is there fore love Wii idleness to turns to some thing which is More agreeable to his inclination and Dotis less More suited to his nature but he is not in love Wilh idleness. A boy May play the truant from school because he dislikes books and study but depend upon it he intends do ing something the while to go a fishing or perhaps to take a walk and who knows but that from each excursion both body and mind mar derive More Benefit than from books and school Many people go to sleep to Estuce from idleness the spaniards do and according to the French account John Bull the Squire a tags himself in the month of november but the French 1 who Are a very sensible people attribute the action a Une Grunde Envie de a de Sunyer he wishes to be doing something say they and hav ing nothing better to do has recourse to the Cord. Barrow s Lavengco. A political Patch ism. The custom of examining catechin of and browbeating candidates for Public office it thus hit off by certain set icky who have addressed the following among other questions to their candidates Are you in favor of the next War do you believe the Irish came Over in the tame boat Wilh Iloah j do you eve s eating tha forbid a Man Al neck Are you a gradual imagination itt do you liquor do you yourself not to

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