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ME
11. Bit
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i
Iwo I sit alone,- I
or the 'aid and Gone, j.
cloak with drowsy oge?
w slow,tho minutes lin
ember', .hnuiy barning I .
to dust returning:
..
I
imound,
onely Their
emn meernful, sound, i
rmnrEich and low,
[ r
Ghe.stlif Leng Ago. I
e I cs, t them o'er, 1
a r-ro 14rd no more: /I
. levingl Cheeks have iff:rt,
::EC run i kT linger yet,
3, T:23 F O , fair, .
I.eku of axing hair,
::129 cal , his: , ers dear, 1
•,i,trini F. r.y a yee,r . ,
w f.g nee, eyes,
bluer & n'the skier, '
I
the,l fr Paradise,
.ntle sit dows glide, -
muring tmy side,
g andi . l i oomy day t
,en fads away..
When at
Thinking c
While th
Marks ho
Ma'tlie
Tell of•lif
Tiler/ my
'With a so
With a m
;Comes th•
Oce by
A"..,ices tb
tie:,
Lipt 7
lEEE
Odor's br
•
9nc.l thogi
• gft mu
TN th.: Ic l
lin Lriut
I sit, :11 alone,
o'er th Past and Gone,
TLuo, Nrh
Dreaming
All anon ,
Come the
Ito,` B. M end low
,'
Ghosts Ago
1 . 7HE WIDOW:8 BEAU..
I'
11 I •
' Cervrc'es hal t commenced in tho neat lit
' I: sanctuary" which thi inhabitants of Fair
- .1 •lint had. eo seers to the service of
. , I. The minister h d reached the psalm
1 ' i I Pcript la re lesson;. nd
,the• first lino of
h. opening li, , ,i , inn. I ho eyes of the pea
-1 ; were fixed ntentl on him, for; he "was
' qt only a go 04, satin , eloquent preaalier,-
4
nit halwas a finelooi g one, too, and thusli
dchained thel attentien. not only of -the
1
, )4., but false worshipers. Tile hour k Was I
tefy still—th clear,)Melodious tones '6f the I
icaker 'wore e ontylsounds that thlobbed
12 1 1
bathe balmy, golden air, which the mill -1
!!! ._
;mer- ri
Sabtiath nil. a bad breathed into 1
at holy, pall TI first syllable of the I
r n& Hoe. was. trebling upon his lips;
I
_ „
ti e r n ali i ng rus ,:t tle i l a st , the wet oo th r, ey and su th o ien te t d ran to ce i
two persons, a lad and a gentleman, dis. I
Iced the chino. a second e'vcry eye I
, l riled from 'he ; pill it. to the 'broad Aisle, 1
I d watched with more than o,rdinary ea.!
! ! i !
/ g rncc,s the 'pr gress! the couple. ! A most I
, I i, s l l .! ? i l •gni tly seat d in the frOnt p.!w,
. . - Irsaimel.y i front f the pillpit,l what a i
_ , li ing of el ows ti e was 7 •-ay, and how
1 1 ' 1
;any a-tiler , too. I
In rain the ound I he good, he eloquent]
~
- r. - 1)=----- songht,again •to. Steil the at-1
_,,.. ntiun of hit - carcil. They
. hiii no tho'ts 1
,;o eyes for a ybodY else but! the widow'
,2
' ' l l l . i 01 , 7 E 1 young, , genteel ant
!ding lorki g attcp ant. - -' ' I
IC How she lad che ted them ! 1 Hadn't i
' i s! , e's l a'id -she didn't fe 1 as,tbongh she could
•,‘riarl any:thin:4 but , nourning ?- 1 -and, in
itel of these protestia, ions hadn't she come
e ' l i tt all at once dresst4 in white an walked 1
! itltri the churqh , in bad day light; leaning
i o the arm ofl a-- yetii)k. gentleinan.l - , _.
If I! Ytsi tudeect, she hd. She would plead
• 1 -- ,l t i
. 1. ty to ail e arges, gravel ones as
vt op ere- and on tbe last two how niany -
5 1 ,
- !! 14 tnes. bad been subpoenaed ! IShe..was
•l' Wally . , ,cssed in wllite - ; a beautiful robe
i
: • i',o India Tenn, - tucks' to the waist with an
Iraen: corsage,t\hspla, mg the elaborately
!
ought ciulmi..,cite l drapery !trimialed i j
.: i s teVes, 'trimmed *ilk the .riehest il!lec'h lit: I
- , '! i i o, iundersl4eves same expensive
I, aterial, a white crawl, a,Whi,te lace
ih t, with erre buds and \ flowen., white 1
4
ri k l a gloves an light itere4uCli.was the
/ler scription &Fry lad liad!on terltongue'Ei
ie d to \ rep'es4 over s / seon as the servic,t,
i ended. I - / I I\- ' I
i t
\
i •And-the gentlAma --he was dregs in i
•. - , . , - -, 1
- Ile ylo. Min' t 1 • h o/wefit white pants of the ;
jd teat r-attern,l and a kite vest, kind a coail
o ( satin finish,' anil white kids, too,, and
la et ho 'sport a may ire chlin, and didn't
,11 'gate often ngly at the fair erea
t re,besido hil
' Yea he did
r on) to deal
,cleated them!,
la ide her moue
,‘ a d !was getn,
ho the bea
.ore diMeult
Service pre
- ! t e minister .
!
le !wondered'
1 lan.
?aid 1.
DI Y;\
I HO, a
S,11•21
triairtg, LI
.i?,, to 'b
1 wat:, flt
rto solve
.oedell
sped al
when
E rv
E' To their
left to' won Jet
[ For when LI
,ed widow E-- 1
fan walked
ti co quietly
they reached'
• his arm very I
I ' l ' l very coo
- Cott Ilteve Asi
i Alit Stijl',,
i What a World
queries aud a
the brains, tici
of slber, matt
Rd a ti;i, z . 1
• ige. Thri:..
. tun; a'lady
It. 1
•
4dietiott *as pronoun- .
the strange gentle
ith dab - rest of the congrega
pnt of the church. 1. _When
!the Triyoreent ho offered her
graceftilly, and she placed her,
efitlentii on the beautiful soft
;they Passed bn.
jrnind that Faipnonnt:
lof co - tortures,. stinntS'es, in
loabta lled over Altit - over in
t only ;cf gossipin ladtos,-bnt
of cact ones;. This_ like of
had nerar oesurr4 ill the tit
-1758 something now undir the.
had a bean and nob4tiy knew
the bew
t • 1
I th-1--NO
i i
Oh, widow E---L--„ didn't your ears;l
burna.ll,4bat day? We wonder thdy didn't
drop o f •.4 Surely they must havp been crisp:
and crithsotr. . j I • I
The;R II cv. Mr. D- 7 --)J...- preached to I
Louse that afternoon
.) 4
crowd ' . not compli
manta' :
i ,
to him though: 1 livery or.O was
siire t el-wedding. would take iplach then 4
but bto4 - was!again disappointed, and
if to ns had run at railwaY l peed before,
they t,raveled then on the i)lectrfo wires.
The reidisier might have Preached in Greek
that. day, and tile sertnen' waui d l Wive been 1
quite.asledifying: j One' s u bje ctalone cocci:
pied thel village mind—the wi melt beam ~
,it . civally- seemed, too,
4- ar thclugh the
t'ri,
widow' .. to make:as muc hha l t as she',
could. I After , tea - armit . t ic t.m with 'the
sirang erttlmtutil she i • the' whole
of
length ttte village, mid atay'OW the
e.
comet it, and never Toturiedl till t4l moon
1749 high. 1 - ll I
L but, widow ! your Character i s on
the ca fit. ' .. I
I { ,
i-
If h knew it, apparently
she didn't
cre, • el the flex:lday siiie r 7 rit a calling
with 1.1 rlbcatf, and I the nett wi him ram
hied 4 oa to the mountains; ad] the next
day wilthl him in .is carriage btuo.l station.
konse,,hud - there not only tre..tlas she,-par'-t
-et.l ft-4,lbizo, but actually eMbraCe4 end
kissed pito. ' , I_ •1
(Whse in broad daylight ?i exlaimed
grnrl.l4.a)ri" . .Well, 4 . 1 ev er beard
or rawlthe like on't.' 1 1 3 1 .I • ' . .
Littlo i Neil, the olil bui l e yOnngest
rand-child, wondered to herrel i f whether it
reallyl w i a a any worse in %biped "day-light
thau - any other tindo. Perhaps ion will
wondei t•',....m. ,We do, at least. [ ; -
.Ilier.o wa s a large attitndancti that after
noon t,116 weekly Leeching of the '
!! sewing
society Everybody went thaticould possi
bly lealYehtirie. - „ , 1 I i •
Autil4l,at a chattering tlizle was w h en
4-..-
ARGUr
0
or & Proprietor.
"Aso.
M=
stirof aSSClnbiage - was o cr. 1 Ther e _opt one topic; but thatj +as all-auffi
ciell--alll.engrossing—tho widw's beak--
for he, trust be her beau, or ought to be,
• Ev%rytiody 'had something t: dell; some
,•thing ' ..,o !wooder, about. .ut - t addenly ca-.
4.
e. magpie tongtin was hutilied a universal
stroke I pfidtunb ptiley seemed td havle fallen
on tlielgioup, as, looking up, I chey pert.eiy- ,
ed "th ' vary lady about whoth, they were
conV . or 'h. , " so eagerly, standing' in 'the door
way c.i
r -
I 1 '
qZo !afternoon, ladies," said she, lull:Ler
.sti,al onlot eras. ''l am glad: to gee such
;, ,'
a large and happy gathering.' ;It's ,a beau
-1
T .
afel dayFfor our meeting!' 1 I
' And then: she proceeded ,to,the table and
belpedl liirsolf to a block 1 of piaph Work' in
-0
tquirctil Or the sowing silk, which! having
recall-tit' I ; silo Fa t,._ down in; 1 the only vacant
choirs; and commenced hemming! a very
i
rcd. Li d !with a yellow wing oh a very green
1 twig; l i wich latter ha4.l alreald beta tient- 1
I•med o e a squire piece .of cli,th, land. the I
whole ,lwhen completed, Iwasl designed t 9
form the
,twentieth 'part Of a bed 'quilt.—
' She - sleined all engrozhedl with the 'bird's
i bill; aLdifi'poke to no cite. I F l rtrylictily'won-'
! dcrfd lie she. "heard what they were saying
• 1
when It'o Cattle in 7 --but her p acid cow:Ito-I
, nacee s i atiaticil tke • most feartill, and every
, . , ~ 1 ' ~i i
i one to gra to commenc a I pirronai attack.
Old dranma- W ' ; seat Luc tfu'lt one to
Ira
cotnPui.e, she - Meent to 4 do;uP matters very
delicately end- in so roundabont way, -that
l the laldi, shohla not suspect hlir oti, curiosi
ty.' to the began by praising Mrs. p -.8
ldrAss. I' I - - ' l '-- , '
' 'Why it is really so boau.iful. Wherti
l aid -yin 'get it ?' - • •1I ~
I , 'I hotight it,' Were thelolck -'
1 ` 11( • ? ' - . 1 1
'Ni.'x. I ; '
I
i
J 1 i
l rll, L.-re then r ,
'ln IN,cw-York, Isstfifyll4 , , , . l
,01, , ..,-„ JL did, clidlyou I 11
1 t 1 • '‘ 1 I
Sot' w ,- Tie never going to wear
1 blark - sii-in l'• •/ 1 • i; I
•'• •
Every eyoitOeutiniscd te' •
search of a, - laltrzb, I but it 'eerie
as usualla&ttliti anoTered- 1 7 -I I
. ,''l dii say so , ode°, but ,I
-
~ctiang'edl my mind• I 1 l
•,•,‘Ytitt tave.; ha; what istatill
toh , , 11 have slod reasons l I
Ilei.e.lthe hearers and locket
i and hlinked and looked very{,
lat each pther. . II I
'But laid you not spoil Plot
whit . e*ps on Sundgy night; wet
to tho huryinggrotind 7: I I I
'I id not weariii.'
Tic elwas a damper to the ;old lit
had eli _ch a long - lecture to re's on
..
.gance, oa Pilo was dctennin to d
1 Alen, tt,fortunsitely for berlclrpiee
-Mrs.; 'a dress had bung u ts-ord , :it) all the time, - and! she h
a
.. r,
lan black silk. - [
- Aftera while the old I.dyi to
start. f f I=e Wolf I not be ao la ,
Sho ithtentecl and would End .
that lizatt \ before she went hog
;would. I So shebo- e. au by sii 4 l
'Ygni. comps' lay wen t awal
did's' c'e•tr 7' - II
•
;;Ti 1
,-', (lid, ' Wati tilfi::Teply. '
:+ 'li didn't stay very long,
'Ncitin long as I ' wish(ad 1
the •cinfilligic - answer. I l'„
And'ilhow - the ladies lOti.i-et!
ere= It Xrax as good as a coufe
(Who-did he come r.l i •
'Satday evening.' -: '
-• (Was you looking for him?
' • 'I ha' been expecting hirrif
il i:t
or more.
iivlitY tin toll, if you had Itl
never' l
t'.ld can't , neither. ';. Hal
siness to tho Place?' .'I I
1 , 1
- 'llo bad ' . . ,lill 1
` , ,'What was it r • i ll 1 1
Thts ;Was rather more direel
than.ihe old lady had neiantl
sha fdrthwi tit'apoloized b ye *
'I itiOnt moan thatH-I -H
thought'' - • ' - •
,;. 1 ll'
4 0 , I'd as lief you knob
I
came to see me:'
'Oh, ! widow. E—,
good name • go down, ti
whit ogy pr you will
name
id . there is ng further
lidow had.
13ad won a boa, laid
tint oa a bridal attire ,
married ctiarch.—
wbelleo ho , earao, was
The Choir, sang, and
d preached- 7 th° pa
the.ceremony took
• '1 --.:
.nishment ti;oy ,vrcro
y
,
,
,
-s• •
-kr „ -
'~
chit bu
was bul
OM
f
i' ~ :.
~. .
u
Dant of e
r4tnnante
..;
'Hedi
• ,
anything
stie him n
glndeel
eit mome.
[
knowing
ady way.
- I '1 thin
looking,
b.at men
'You d,
~,t
fl 4 7ortli
elreleeely.l
t
1
liy I Why• t, n
like,
ht. twee
'
''' (Ileiiii Id
I'Macerit:
D me befi
ilTheg.: waik
i t: 1
n ''
'
I, 'lle I/L c
J , Da !.4 il
hope; r,e.,c.ti
,b.t weep 2
1 qicoryi tal
, L ... • t
_ 1
_ii eIF p
ednneetia l i . ;
. 1 , 'Lle ia ,
t If *Teri ihl
sewing Aid 1
it i t wee this 1 ,
nixt-fiftee,4 n
ore k'
ter been
,mk,
anoes 1-h;h4
d. the I thin''
stOod on tlie f
and ac
1
wo 'Duly I i 'sa,
gilLesi3e.d - o4r
Bf : ending iii
Bean. !
3
3 Above . ' I. no
gloom in itle dark
dieeontcut iishould
3
never eror , i i their
large black 3alisl, over'
the' happYl. 'lf you,
- will, youl ,1 alivery
itinnfe al en wi will, you
shall Fit• ' thione and be the preSiding,
bimseholj
ity. 0! faithful ' wife; l what
privilege bat treasures, greater or ',purer',pur er
than ihit,. I p . •••
I And Iqt e husband strive to, forget his
care as hb • del around the• lo g narrow'
•
street, an t holds the soft light Illuminate
his littl arlor,, spreading is pr crone
It
Vestine o e red pave before.it. The
(
r night is o' and cheerless, peihafe, and
`theDeeemb r gust battles with I the 1 ern
skirts of h s overcoat , and 81381C11169 with a
1
rude eau4l a di wailing cry at the rustx\ hat
1
I
I that has ki r ed'him tiffany a year. • Ho. has
I been ht s ed, perpleled and Ipeise l enfed.
' lie has 0 e with lion many ni i cruel lone,
MCLny. (61 word;' and nerved.; himself up
Co energy m desperate that his' frame sod
sp jiit ar weakeiled , and de reseed and
now hie litnba ache ' with We z eriuess; hie
temples Or b with the pain-beat catiaed by
too, eons ti npplication; ho searleely knows
heti to ee his wife With a pleasant 'smile,
Cr Sit do heerfully to their l little meal.
Which' 8 ' Ile provided with so muchll I, •
Ire. 1 , . , I
_,
Bat the door is opened, the overcoat is
tiiiewn o • I A sweet voice fall upon 'hie
; ~1,
' like' "winged it - • t
ear; angel, file righ l info
Ills bosom and nestles againet 4 i .be i art. •
. i The 14, his lifted and the saailing face
Of his wif gives an earnest vieleome.l The
shining hal is smoothed over li r fait brow;
indeed she tole a little 3tioqueil tr glance at
the mime hanging in its nano
„ frame just
tID see if r J looked neat and f) tty beore
3
she came nil lier eye betuns with love,
1 "dress I tasteful
er —l:and—ill t"? Why 1
' he forge slall-the trials of that long day, as
14 folds ail in his arms and imprintS a kiss
1 1 • r
upon heroW. • _ r
A hoof :hero glocm is ban .
(led over Y one who , Luis 1
herself aiher household. Ch,
oh Ihe is thrice consoled for l
Ale, eani4l Itie u n ha ppy, that '
I;
dearest sio aoe is his—•a cheerful
• 1 1,• that the , man is;
'-morrow's cares?
kingking but.
,ut I
I , lyt
fsce is
as pale
,adp ,
i~~
fiaally
hay
winked
_ ively
E
eantiful
ng it'up
,
you
ittew fox' ,
THE
matter o,
kriow — so
44 to
of
O,
rmszeot
4f Vtah
girLeera,
Soat ide
°title p
-tein. to
the ow
5,
Jersch
ReCtne
it with
(ixtent t. 1,
inland I
• ;
'the
1 , 3 , • She
textrava
o it, too,
strain,
pinher
ad worn
trceh
akaia.
ut .11 itiisue
. e; she
hismorning,
.a r'(l
h.' was
0,10111 Oth-
' Coot.
.
Wester 4 t..per owes a bank a ut 81;000,
noun it thus in
i l ea
for which they old hie note. ' he default
ing wag . i ii ' paPeri:-- 7
,There pi *iar e and rare eoll don ofth,_ e
autograptis Of,distinguishod individuals de
posited for safe keeping in the Cabinet Of
the Farmers' and Merchants' rik, each
Soc,oin*ied with's note in th hand writ..
lug of t 4. autographist. We learn that
they ha 4 cost the Bank a at deal of
money. They paid over a thousand 'dollars
for our ~ We hope great care `is taken to
Presery h capital and inter sting relics,
As, talon A i e'y be lost, we doubt whether
ifioy co 'easily collected main. 'Should
the Ban ,o e 'e
wever, be FO unfortunate as to
1 ,
lose puril ell let them have another ..at
half pric%i, a eessequiliee of tile very heed
I lm ,•' 1111 -1 ' - ' 1
, r a fortni;,h
el and you
say bu
t ad blunt
to put, and
only
as ot. Tle
aid your
Ii cArfaul
belt f
c 4
OEI.
illEl
MEI
IA
,
t 'to go hou4
r , cheap.
I he? and he did.
ifien t ,But wig;
1!1
.6ra
It was one Qt
i,
my e.ziatenee.' '
' !said the olala
to frame the nit
•
`is a real good l'
I• 1 1
I
El ; and he is not onl
i i good-heartedi-;:ont
trllFnew.' ' • '
11
sly so 1 But is he rh
'' u'd or lic's' giia II
! •.: 'I
tall if he, is 1k 3
wi,
. l i adjr, aratet . yop T. , at
o r 1
.3.l. 4 ects l Why ths
yAs ;were'married '
ILis connection, is It 4
I ' .: 1 \
he is, them Not a
i (lid th ink much of
n t hay oeutirt.'
r,
, • Nbt your cousin I
the du--tell , now.'
1 yoringest brother.'
pi was rapid progr,
,t e t. I I n .nui g b y
rased.
. aoy eirol
e Inposiog this sec'
I . t
ll flites. 'Not - ti
y
1 the l •
a
? roguish au,
.
.passed between
4 s ter, who tusobst
thres,Lbold, a Slier.
t h. rarer , perit'slii , 1 ::1
,
perlotp,.) they n
correctly the came,
'lroression of th(
1 ° )
;gt
ye
:‘,...,
~.
::
. ,
o Gloom at Rho.
11 I
things %hero eh`el
hOmo: The shadovi
aid wasting ftetfulti
60, threohnid, thrnt
trap.si like funerail I
young' spirits there
nme shall be huayou,
zings' thdre._ If ye
, / A' OF UTAII.-4 maz be a
)....me intorost to our read i qa to
..ething of enaparativ extent of
,
i I r.y of the'Uotted S. tee, Lwhose
l e .r, is bidding defiance o ou r gay
A.ocortliag to Calton, the area
Ita 68,170 square talks. To en-
Wu' slew others, this' will give a
e . iti vast extent, but the majeri
cp e vrilrfatm a butter 'estimate by
;41 hat it is es large as the whole of
11, gland States, Nei York, 'New
' 'enusylvlnia, Delawai, Maryland,
, } Wand Tennessee.. Or to compare
()Penn countries, it is sqUal in
'teat Bitain and Ireland,' .Swit
r ' , tilt" and Denmark "with tho
nemsev, Jersey .... Ma n, , and
L , elands 'added. , -
r , .
ru.nmfoz,• - --- , The
MS
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A., IVE
.- 1 sad
t come for
on b it to
th happi
410
a.
The
!he; 8..
the 1.5
pecidia
. is t
Hall
El
hardly
g,man
7,
.kit
s 4 Thi.
the,lold
TOW WO
will be
look sr,
7 'rod
bt the
del - ta
of 04.
to ry,.
thom.
,btu
a lady
will
hat is
1 .
the: re - An!
clo , • sr;fl (J.;
pasiiitilietren
tory, er • ,
preintl tntol
for 1 o ,or f
m
Tho ' igh
1, 1 .
'chair, stand
inl fore th.
biltory
Litt c notice
your
I
itiiages
what
look. dOn ul
ell with topc,
with SA isfao
prdtient. .
iTh; Spol'
f
tlictlrt3 3 th ,
deICS, .r
re ,d
twentylyears
thorn I lave R
Vrt 0f11q.9 1 ,
, heitarati , n. '' •
1 ' 4 ll I ' I b
'4A e k e e el
anmon
Or
i I _
il
ur
when, r thir -on
Old Mn El nen
now ne. me , : duri
wileh hen ' k'
tori. . e ha ‘ lon
scOnes, to th e
land: 'et, linethi
forM,: ith hi•pe
transpiring c ma tt
i
Iliwali , the • an
re - Intionaryiand
~,I'Viri li thrilling
thd : pe c ld,tl w'aen h
elar p wer before
ring th respectful
I enle; f \no see
1 steed a, thetime
lolk.rils{ill n th
i t
Bto.agr e lforni see_
jcti h I lan go
his; inv - tive mot
tifmany the ks
eta 1
ReportOrs.,lst,i , l ;4111
gatetids seensed
ins,. hoot fOrlia
Olcivoring to eat°
!Dim his lips.
the seat at which
at, whitth he, sat '
Itidlyj,suoirocued
I! 'el p dto lbear h
I h.a. 1 11. We prac.o
rot= ntheri , ho b
1 t ' '1
Earth! 1
ii'Seiteral pol•
I
pfdled in t.
Oh took m
, I nkind, p
th a dififlp
m tol'the,
oh[ml .. b 1, to ,
e 1
di'PPPPared
who t rong
if'Wat e
,1
these 31191
[I
the yell of
Ga i slald an
near t 0 d
into eonflie
liaralon • al
But tiine we
th't rote naci
ad Bp; al
'6',
f El
ier the
• ea tat
' a.lat
jr 4.91,40
E--
:ty,
!rd
lea
had
Icbtalor
d yoit,
t have
peter,
idow's
tiel
naWor by affrays.
4 civ
the show o 'bow
of IpisiOts,l ith I ,
aaSosainati , ail
tion lOal. to
m"a!rk the sourly
Frhod m. 1 •
sti o
t
icllere '1 ,
I.
I 1
MI manites ation
been enraptured
ocinon
La4sti n tt iler
eckwin, S rkwe
here einnes the '
luotioutteing the
Miff ilam hiro.
Ile w' my 'junk'
bees H '. o Id
to ;pr oi
°an a an
elL_ 112 a wms
golrot r t mo u rning
As I lacehe
/
departed se nes a
mond my hongiii
iII i 1 ' •
I bed,
ed
tia:
hi.
[ tea
hom i
troll]
Pr, 651 -
. rule
icy—
trials.
best,
o. Da
1 . _ 2
1 LOQU'II
1, i — T
I.' ItiV9mAN'a
miti roly wl+t alio
r 4 of getttng kn
eaU t a e a, fitlool
httit i b d Boa_ to g
he in naat an
hi w *ch her h
over: ) She loan
viiihontiocilig in
foO honaO. 113 ho
toldl? ej and flo '
stay ai horao in 1
if her husband is
mete if tOo thiok--
814 cn i ajoatl o drib
ito,!eosting her, a
NI 'hot:1;111ml fund
o h 'i wr es , Nitter.,
all. Ovo4 until ho
ye liserolent to
1 I I
ditar i _ of ; ,a
Da.ic
la. e ll
ai•6
in t
too
letter
heledit
read
te.llBsi.
i l ' 1
be bid l it ;r:
feit'.. To-m ,
i g„ and tide
iolumni t
.ierie, i# f 4 . ,
thlemoticio
boed fannly4.
etaebede
madrtro
fiefi g et2l3 I (IF [
j ib
%®
og . .tli*
; hire I$ i.+'
;ea l'from ci . , ir
'boyi 17i1.1 91
E i
geeeratioes.
° Pealmrtta
. ,o-
e, iris
e Irbil
l e rhal
1 a ...... .,
Tcm
eleva)
the'r
JO Ardorica, iloll-o
)11 a.b cOnfaina I , our
rhiill niOrahciA tal:e AO
It
.stbo I recor i clng 'no]
Iri,thnit once clteor.
ii I t ie tatli 'lli '
t la , f
II er ,
l am
;01 mai I f r gara tcl tl4e
li t l', I 1
ef
I l' e: i' bi'
eti&t, it IL —er ,s to 9,
•ritied , -
1 1
.? tie w i t
,e , i
f n l il f ti m b g
1 v •
1 nrst nctro
trl tr titled c,t tVe
i • . 1 1
11 ~ : 1 ;.
nights aria
I the ! time
. 4 11011 rd I ' 4 tlio
iain I 'lbis ' iwa ,
ft i 'Dap couflots
i
o.li of our big.
'B(.(ifiom Lbodo
' Di leapint
tie Fonerabl,p
, iwatei!ling
f© f yoro.-
I
ctlereeri t o
e l r i
g r
l to , . I
cal tin d
4 by: ttA i e
f presonf
of
bn Ike
for
eets
I !old :
ear t ,
been
peat
'f?,
tolo
g on
ithat
aco
•fpl o i
Ails
b.
ctiN!
hoTre
1
ornatio
viala
i
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Al
h a
da
,
44 L. ,-1
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r ,
peciiii) #f , hig, constit
1
hilta entry, M l e
of ilii f eelebraed . repty
.t ire arable oleartoo.±
t i
risd with
ati. t his. sub
01.d ek* aslooeti'la4d
spo i l t. are terrible; tie
it
el'e + it' iti teake.-!-
. thei oat 6011 Iteuit
il'wi - inmate of be
thei - at itUdedo- .
eaoti iiill ble that, fell
A frie4ld ow i 'oettiiies
the ti l
a the - I —the' l adat .
h h ell the.' l a ge Of death.
rii,
. i o• ! I.a ir. r L
ioaline.
, lf.feloisi f, p
from, d the
Lisp :ul he ,Stelkers
. 0 1 adi ''the list of
1,-!gene l t*i as have' ap-'
_islatilv, ilte p e sia'ro l' i I
rondo .heir o eisafice: to,
oed a f t es , , ord4 and',
Mary hay ne before
U ' lAd l Semethava
in . some ; havo
i 13z1
as 'f Man beings
rtti. ,li .
have `theseid yrithln
era perhaps we'll te, draw
'ty! over t e m. TbeFe
If eght 1 a'
m 0 . • n my loft ,
ito anti ilg thbnn l i . eaU6'
pposite to ' where, t. stti t ,
hiCsoo pe ahgedl h 1075 .1
it he, wore I to clesertbet
. of 1 Wior, and Stanty,
•ro t i. *be h a t;e'd iiii th 666
The ft*is iiit of Canes;
o; lea ideii, aa cocking i
Idela klto. t 1 purpose lof
),
riihh upon thO retell:imo;'
'it'd ti l l ' .. : p e a , 140
hist° ft' thP eatiseilef.
1 j
~i ' 1 11 L
i tote l arttoos- th 6 ; highi , l l
. or patriOti.m. I have 1
e t the! ii 36 t titibliate Isi
e, bu oi e 4! . ' r rf4t ei r
Inhal fac'etio n 7', ow+ 'J . of
thir, stud thers.. •• But
cesage e the Senate;
eat ie §euseer . Bell; [of
4.not et. 61eitil islinrie, J
) -in ye l'ii
,dlin service
otill\r',.' TOp an has risen
etttlgy up ' the decals
; etas, e;i sb 11 reselve ,to
foi re 'de aped friend.
' et6blepi l ju it my, arid,
d•''dei Tied fileudd must
t 9. ' I 1"1 !- . .
lik
, s
D A.
,--
, VT I O ap
,i
o you liithout ho
ckicdd doTku for it.ll :Oki . %
setae diiititr .whilo '.iter ,
to w6rk.i .f l3he esti'. dries
1 tidy ga,lwei Ifor [si 41 7
bitod . I to earn ada;ro F k i
f 4 rib int o tits' streets,
1
.it to , t atl °yeti:o4,,
u paint' her face- if i It Ifs'
it:if Apo rod), . . Shel an
me of aT, kii4 irettigiirt
i: ilied! - 440 Icitin weds; car
.them i' J if too thin
,
. and 1) Merry, w it h out
• at. 1 h can get 4i , ioio- 1
nwh . aevor she e es one
t
At a: 8 0' caul, t ii(dgibt
l t , e
1 - ,
warns 06 pu .to, tir ttid
,,. -_ttherine longer , 1 1, .
'1
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w i
ire
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t 1
f
st ant:
d
1 1
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fo to
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AIRY, 20, 1
ANzaDorz o .Titteriut,-mtoz.s.
-,, --:-,-- - 1 1. ,
()liver ll ' Stn tit* ig Indians, in'tmelof
his Reminieeences, pU o blished in the Indi
ai?apolls journal,' knit tbe followinglitm:
, p i
During the debatoain Congress 'on he• -.
tariff; 'in 118243; an an:4nintetiC was Offeiod
so; 'increase the ,duty ern molasses ten cents
per gallon, being an tfaereinko of a' iteared,
per inmt.,l ad valrem4 • Ite object Was Ito
choko off the north • members, and jai-
re+) itly,. to kill th ' bill.. Thp ! Moment the
,amendment was annonneed ,by the sobair-
',',lllacty in Commitof : the whole, Mel t Bar-I
of R. 1,, one and i m
gess,l plorixl the nio•
it,o
ver to withdraw its 4e showed its effects
uponithe i tride bcftween the ..eastern States
and the adjacent islanils, in timber and the
rdinro tgoesofrotrhieh was 911 e.,
daily' f Of. th Pit*. Mil ; — Blextek ~. -Irq
short and to the l point, As be took is
seat, Henry Dan Of . Kentucky,,!pro l o g
to, his fcCt and reared ilut at the top;of labs
foie°, Pitir. Speaker, let the constituents
of the g e ntleman,friun Rhode' Island o
their bread, on ' ne 'Side in MOlassee, "di
they will pay the sam4duties they de no, ,'
Mr. Bartlett, of , Nowfllampshire, nima 1- '
ea to me': ' "Now ,look ' out for Trist 1,
Harry will catch lit." 1 Mr. Burgess' ar ' '
with , fire , beaming from '.his cotioteilati l e )
and addriesed the chair. tiThe raid f pro
posed byithe gelemati from K.eittnek,i is
but addiog i ns ult to! injury. - :. Does not
that gent i lcman know that estahlishcd' ha
bits booonio sccend nature, and that'
lays are feruei , and , oppressive 'that c lstr str ik e
t
at the innocent habits of trkp'eopl ? o
illustrate, , what 7ould they'think oi l na.;if i
I should offer an amondineriethat eel: er
hiuite.lf nor, his constituents shall heiea ter
have :'' mote '
, ;pintthan a of 'whiskey or
breakfas 10 :
instead of 4:tuartl' Does of
Il i
i , . 1
know that she . disposition of
all. ant is
Partakea in a greatet or less. degree, of
the food! on which they are, -fed?i . he
, horne is noble, k nd and graceful; he is f ed
on grain and g . ,Tho bear , (looking at
li tl
Daniel, who `wa alheavy, sh ort, l mrt
&eased in a - blue s coat, with a 'velvet of
tar) will eat hog. and, raw hominy. ' i
j
can dorodsticate him, dreas hint id a b
coat with a. velvet collar, learn him
stand',. , erect, , alidOlirnitato ;the - 11
voice ,- as some showman have done, but:l
amine him closely, air, (looking at Dm'
some seeonds,),yr will discover he ier
bear , stilt.: The gen lemma 'told us, 'ii
speech some days age / that his district I
( In c e& arge. numbers Kiacktuisos, hogs.:
Mules. No stronger proof of the truck
his statement can be !given than a 100 l
its representative.', 1 , -,
~
, Daniel wilted under, the ' sarcas m,
'few mem! - - lapse<
arouse the lc Isl'
Birth
i,l
If tobler sentiments than t
(ays the Newl.toik M irror,),
1 f
uttered by -ll)ani'el Webster, er
human lips, we hare yet to
They are indtxxl i>earlS of the
Whinh should be ehorishod'in
Xd
of hearts by l eye one: .
"It is only . hallo W-minded preten ,
who make distriguitthed'origin eithc
matter of'personal himor or' personal
proach. ' : A raruc whb - is ;not ashen:lel- of
himself need no :be !sha m ed of • his e rly
, ciondition. ,It happened to me to - be
_ l lOrn
in 'a log iribin, tiliseinamong tlie onowArlfts
of Now liatepshire, at I a ported se early
that - When the' imek4 first rose from its
rude ehiinney,, d mirled Over . thn frozen
hills, i.h . ire was no iimilar ettidenae of a
white man's habitati m im betiTiesin,it 'and Ore
settlement.on tke, t rivets of anada. -Its
iemainsiatill exist; T. make ' i an an sal
Visit. , I carry tify children Mit, ;tad t h
them the hardsh l ips endured bl , the, ge era
ation before their'. 1 .
I love to dwell on tho - tender teen
dons, the kindrd ties, the early affeetil
and, the nartat (mai and incidents' al
M'ngle With all know of this Prim
Ay abode. weep to think 64 1
of those who in abit:.'xl it' are r izoir an
the livmg; and f I over fail i affeCtioi
Tencrationlor, int who raised -it and
fended it spin saVage vielencei and
truotion, diens od !all domestio cowl
beneath its' too and through the firs
blood of,' ipaien ye4is rovolu ionary*
shrunk - from no tote : 'no ,sae:ri oe to t
his country, an tolsise his ehilareg
condition better th 'n hiss . own ; I may
i , •
name and the am 41 my, posterit3
blotted from the mamory , of mankind
AGo nn IDEA. The }Metropolitan
lice }
of New Y } or } it h te added one -val.
feature to their dui es. Wherever it c•
td the knowledge o the Superiritenden
it iepretty suro to, O through mune of
eecret aids) that a new counterfeit ia
`sprung npon'thli piiblic, } word Jo at '}
sent to every menxipt of ,the depart.
pei
and he then warns every
ehapkee
iu hiii beat, giving theta the } nano ';oil
Bank, .e.,}andttlitis putting &ern
,a
guard. ! In tlhid tuonner several este ~
arrangements fOr potting counterfeits I
circulation have beint "nipped to the b
A Poo iiw Paata.--Be t weep , sti
seven o'clock onfic eveningof the
ult., a dense fog o vercd thWatreets of
is.. The darknEasierss so coMpleto
tinah
pedestrian could nit di's " an o
at a 1 short dials+ :from 'La In
streetsbecame nwpossibla for, cosy
k 3
to cotinue the r inurset In others, o.
Isere obli g ed to Ascend from
seats , and, lead t dr horses, - calling o
the s l ime time t '
ovoid' a collision s ite'
~
era: !The anthOriljescommanded die , H
amm should.be placed at 'short die
from each otheik ; holding lightedi tor
. , i '' - 1 1 1
if
faotor7 'proprietor pasted ip the
following nlsiic-it!II will admit no adgars,
or gOod-lookin': ~ o n within thead wal a.--
Ono sots a 44 among :cow, acid
the be: • he gale
. Ifit
I 1 11
It
MEIN
'li
111
El
C
CIO
.. .I . FROM 13110/gAlt l i • : .
•By the Arrival- of tlie Afr ica we; have
three days later - intelligence oral Europe.,
Apartlfrom the dotaili, of e news, Our
Bughlh ties contain seta I — katures,l a
glance . at the spirit of which will be found
interesting. 1 , .... : 1 ;
As,
Ai is natural, be Englis hpress rejoiees
i i,
over the relief o Lucknovt. The Indian
utini is virtualljr - eaded,' t n soldiers of
Griali Britain ard: coveredw th glpry, and
Great'Britain's rule will do ub tless soon be
li t
more firmly .established tha ever in : thoee
possessions which a short Ai e since seem
etrin ilome danger .cf ' pasting from her
grasp.'f Great Britain, ,has reason ,to he •
proud of her victorious a n l has reagen t
te shout aloud for joy';' for i this - warfare
her b
od a, and TO men have contend against
.fear
fulagainst a saint enerny;whirtie
1.
desperation and ferocity ba one parallel.
Frotuall parts of (be eiviliz world', Great '
Britain will „find' her ,rejoie ng
. answerod;
and laurels awarded to her mil itary pro.
wen. 1 But she raises the shout or joy ,
through blinding telars. Ot er ,graves be
aides thoso of the brain sol ier falling in
battle has the Cruelty, of the Etep4 made •
graves for the living as Well as the dead.—
Touchingly the Londori sews jbrings a
fearful phase of this Indian - lutiny :before
fi
the reader. ' Says the news: ( 4 ,1t1.ta under:
stoodl on unquestionable uthority, that
there kikro several 'ladies- no in Calen'tta cl
who have undergone, such n spealtable'-i
1 ?
gratiai i iim that they'obEitina sly refuse toi
gyve their names, preferringthai their re
lations in-England should suppose; thrii
dead.' . . - -
~ .
And on
nd ow these words, 'the News_ rounds
an earnest entreaty , to !the suf f erers to come
home. It' taiys that It we Id change the
word 'degradation' . into "courage: -for it
is not in the power of man dr , devil to• de
gradego innocent: • "Whe we teillhern`,'
says I i) News, "that there. 's no ono-here
who does - not regard. :ale with cordial
respect=wit,h a reverence ' !doh tamest
absorbs compariS'on; wbeia we toll them
j
that, ':.11 r.a.riowa as they "fire Wo pass
sleeplas nights :on their tiCCO nt• that tears
fall and prayers g o up for hem thrbugh,
ihe silent night—surely t h, y will not re
fuse t - come home.' Can t ere be a, more
awful phase of
,war than t iS . .whicli rem.
I:
deresuch an appear nee ry?, -•,/tT. F.
Cour. & Eng. ~' . ,'t • '
rO
- ad
;of
Upon.tho farm'of Gideol
ha $1 southerly part of F 1
thorelis a deop hallow, aim
sides I by
. hills, Which hut
planttd and pastured for at
died nd fifty years. gait
curreti to tlio'rnind of the
hollow, receiving the collet
th,ienrrouuding hills • for a l
half, I must
,be rich in, veg
He aecordingly pow menced
the sell, which consisted 'o
viigetablo mould ,
deepeuin
it apProached • thn'. cor.tre,'
; / .-,
or eight feet • thick.:tie
ter sic he began to discover
ded iii What.had originally
of tbio hollow, large fiat ali
leading' tower* the , oeinet,
&living spring of "excellent
up wth large,- , fiat !tones-
Near the springilar p
s stone
1
io le gth, such , as Was,oo 1
the liadians'in,poonding thei
preparatory to making the,
caked Prom the pains 11114
spring conienient,. 9f- ',Cool
001141d0 that this must bli
feientlyteote o bytlip d
and here for oenturieh probi
WesAed, vvera w i otit to stop
ins draught of I nature's ha
icing before the white lustie r i
In their forests or the curse !
1 3'4 been felt ha likely izot
nd
to
a.
e .
which
er fot i l
• • -the
tonal cr
ever, hi
That this was not the work of White. men
tie mantle •from the fact that the land Was
in the palmist= at Mi. ELithaWay's great
grand.fethor and the residence of his father,
now living, eighty years age, and 4)mA the
.oldcat inhabitant had no knowledge of nor
heard from traditioii of the eiiatence of
this pring.• - -•'
• •
rdST GEonctiA Presi
dentlßuchanan wrote a letter to. toe Hon.
B,obe,rtlJ. Walker, when tixci latter, in hig
captity as Governor of Kassa!, was en
camped beforo tie rebellious city of Law,
rotoe during ttie isotherd,at war, giving
him moral aid •'and contort, to LOC extent
of six pagea of White HIAIS43 now paper,
saying among other things, "LOC .Georgia,
Alabama -and howl,ll and my
administration- will matain you,' and we
will puled or fall togothei r on it.'l .lii is Mr.
13ttchanan'ia turn. o howl now.
~,
tkia
I.Ae
I flee
CIA;
Tpssl have a queer way of paying twos
Out iritentuckY,' The Franl:fort curries
pndent of the Louisville Journal
64A member.from one of oicimointaila coun
ties has.obtairted leave to introsluce al . bill
to increase the premium or.. red ; ; and
gray fax scalps'. This is underatood ti)
a measure ef . reliof to oertain tax pipers in
the mountainregions who pay their .t..az.da
eir
.ire
into
-
' VTOTOUTA'S QUILDREN, , ;7—/a0 vneen ,
children are rapidly growing up. The
Princeas Who ie about to, be married
is now aged 17; the Prince of Wales is 16;
the Prineess'Alice; whose -hand to be de-
Mended in marriage by the Primo ' of -I, Or
ange, is 14; and - the ?rives Alfred, whose
I oh
residence at Ar_an k his mamma gra..
iously visited, is 13.. Beside !thew '
;four,
blest the family ineludes Helorui, 11; Lon
., 9; Arthur, 7; and Lopold, 4.
EIII
I I.
ME
El
Milt
A Belle of Indian
nolL,Ono army have a bad opinion of him
bo bas no good opinion Of any, ono.
**Flaw and equity are two things - which
od bath joined; but.which man Loth put
INI
-
.
MI
11,,,::...:,
~.,.,.::).,...,
STABLI S HE
LAST FE II IJ LETTER CSNO •
----- ', ---- 4 1 i
,Oni readers will ' rem:mi:it. that
Lucknow Was relieved by ("co.r i :Ilaire
the Sepoy force from 50,000 to 70
1
strong,! had again earrounded the Res
cy,- and, at.latei d%ti.e, were t'breatenin !
giillantllaielock and ' ‘ his little army
destinatioa. Sir Qollin Oaro shell, ,at
head of 10,000, men, was bo ever qn
advancing to the rescue.
llutrfOliONOtg the very ateat *col
, •
niettitiOgrootived,frOm any of the beat
peenlie.r • iheei:
It te - written bi.Litutenant
lily Ailistant Qnartermaeter to St" -ll'
fort'e, 'end. .d,litea
ct.
• ‘•
1p74- : . It 5445' brattg4tifti.a .- ‘;Etafl B :9ll
titiOor by a etCesid froin .
port, and thence forwarded its des',
lion.. It reads as
Lsickno jo; Tuesday,, .27;185,
Deare:9e itfoihq.::—.All right, ph
ally and mentally, brain,' body and li
to dw.t. We I Lunknow fro.
ittstant peril, and am now ourselves ,
pying a more oxtendtd plsition in; the
blockaded with the garrison. Write t I
glis', Gubbinte, r.to Con,per's•PcoPlei
sink, to stly-t ifit:t they and theirs ar . ‘,l
W i e)aave grab aburidant,•autunt
good.quarters, plenty of fighting men, •
hea.fts,''and our God on our side; on
other, our enemy numerous, but cow.
with a I scarcity of iron and lead for gu
Had wo not many women and children
wounded, we could walk out of the t
ony7moment.
As it is',.wo,eattaiold our own, and
,s
ily Make small advances, until rein
merits rtirive. I tiled once before •tet,
your ansie'ties by writing, but theme
ger was compelled to throw away' his
patches before falling into 40 hands
4 .
enemy. • -
l'his-goes througlithe beleagnertng
id-you will I irope„, see the 'neees-it
my writingno 46re full.-. Mother n
don't dooti mo‘do*liaulangthe dead
until you hear. it tm befit authority
with vory - dearest 'love to, all, believe
your trulyaffixtiornite son,
IW. R.•MoOslao,
Soren Inftulated by Blood
ha r
Recently we mentioned the tramp'',
airian to death:in NeW England; by a I
which had 'been maddened by (110 u
b lood. Th- Doylestown (Pa.) ;ttei ,
eel has an inaianee ezeiteMen
horsv`i•from the same gauge:
'On- Saturday week, a serierth sr
occurred on the farm 'of S. B. S.- T. B
miens, in Abington. I. They,had) bet
ling hogs on that daY, and, after .
wris'oompleted, a person:l irf their 'r
bi 'd I
okl
withlB loes 011, went ru
stable by tho 'side c)1 . a team horse to
the harness. . unlooaiiig the
string the hbr i se be4rne frantic at the
or smell of thq bl 4, Pawed , him 1
broie his ribs; andl , it was with gra ,
eulty that these came to the
could get him over the mangermrci - r;
try and out of danger. 'The noblera.!
although of uncommtinly docile dispo
gensrally; kicked himself clean out
harness and;knockedl the siroug boar
tition between the stalls 'i,utcyno_ki
Wood. On the following mornmg the
had not entire:y reco 4 vered from his
apri.-was still so wild that tik-peroo,
usually , takes cara r .Of him hall some d
cy in going 'through the,tlady niornin !
tine. We make theo remaikito c•
our friends against making -aiiirilarni
P. H athaway,
setoWn, Maas.,
unded upon all
been I.
in turns
, , ,
least on '
recently it oe
)wner that 'this
Int washings of
Century and a
.tablo . dcpcsits.
the removal of
a drk:coloied
on , all sidOs as
heti!it it4.s six
notl pt peeeded
firmly imbed
eon the bottom
hopping .atones;
lvhere hefun
od
water, walled
t up. edgewise.
pestle, : t we. feet'
mouly . used- by
air parched corn
Le Indian meal
Y en to make the'
I 1443 1 ale led to
lave been a 'spot
I f 3 Aborigtnoes;
l k - dy,'-they,''when
nd Melts 400°1-
abi beverage !
.sel was..beard
of but fire-water
constitutions.
Cos OP THE BOX/ISL (royptratE
Of the tota:,incoMe'ef the liritiali g
moot, last year, amounting to about
oco,poo, lilil.e ismOuni - iceived •fro.
toms was-V.15 00b 000 1 " from excise
100,000, foi stamps 6 , 35,000,000;' la "
, t
tuugsesied -taxes 615,000,000;,. ince.
675,000,000;i. and Yost-office si.o - oo
/
The pripotpal orp.Adituro were
000,0010 for interest on' the national
670,000,000 for the army, ;and 650
000 far tho Nav4 .3 ). . —4 ,.,. •
The total expenditithi wdo,aixit ,:'
00q,000. . 1 ' . rt.•
About 621,000,000 was appli# to
ricti, Ike., on the rovenundepainneof
000,000 te'rldeern: .'xclieruJi. 1)ort
among' Itra °Urges :on til) .0 nau
Fiuld.is ogle of shout 65,000 000 hei
compensation to'his bfajesty the
Denmark for thi abolition ,[pi the •I
Dues or tolls on ships., - The balan
maitiing in the ExehequerPn the' 3
'September amounted t) the .awn of
(Ito 3 0p0.- -
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. Oita...Mß. SiOLtTS says kapisas is
country. , Rents cheap ; because th
no-houses; Woecion net exitansiv i t,
n
they don't have ally.' . .8 iety pr .
andl not part ar. The, en anti
cattle and dogs, all layrjo t d same
If you w.int to live like a doubte in
fighting cal, go
,to Kansas.. The bp
frdlueutly. - , -
,
'•I3J
. tiEVER Itnnutai - Z.it, the open
a court in a French towd, l lately, tl
lerks were filled with .theladies ladies.)
neighneighborhood.
borhoed. . The cause to Le trt l
a scandalcuis one -invdring indelioil
tails: The President,, adverting to tl
begOd all the tuodest women - to to
Not a soul moved. . " 1161113r, : Sa
President, "now that all l l he mod
then havo left, turn out th rest.'
W The Florida war
Dnnug the4ast half year •
our brave troops have bee.
Tha ariuons struggles hav
by thci glory of the ear .
(two only of whonkafterw
a babitho equaw with a
to run aiay—anti the deS
six iirac?s, Dane of the
by our notorious triir...p.
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