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BEATER Alt' 4 -GUS',
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TERAfs—psi Dottax and Fires Cerra, poi
th • '"'
%Drium, snrasce;
. p erwise ,t wn oLtans
be cbnrged. No 'taper discontinued, " until
oriCaroges are settlel, except at Vie option .
tht Editors— • •K -•
:Vlrertiseraents 'inserted at tits rate etti.
OE fifteen lines : . for one •insera t on--
t- nc i„ st tblevient insertion 25 cents.;, A liberal
44 7 ent wade to yearly °
s ik - e- Lett ors. an I- mit uni cations,
1it.41 have nrornnt attention.:. , _
L- rrs f$ 'ra E--MATS
I TL poor unlucky . " •
9 ever ifiere. - waslio - tn,
inlmyboust that's right,
earl forlorn, sir.
and pay 1 . 4"W.e1l
OTzeei hose in order, ' .
ne'ee one get a decent meal,
I .4ougfik pitntlfnl my
oierione or untlerdone, —
.PAap9.not done at 'all; sir,
No-mnit hail 'ever such a home
.
.• all-r 49 wenry.world, sir.
110
platis at 1,110,01b - owii, out, "
ne'er can' get it tae:ttiert •
e ,
ehicte ore seoreltid in ironing,
Is ,vest to ribbon; rendid.. ''-
stetkinp down unto the iround,'
nevercan keo,agarter . ,
if rimy •e'ertget washed at lir ,
sure in dirts.wuter,••
:•,,,There'firiothiuggekte . that should tin done
And' if it's line.at all, air
It better never , had been dons;
1 "My
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- • Than demi so veill, sir.
sn yeti' wire—filo:old win taii;;
sit ye here. complaining:4' ". I • -
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aloe; noveri be afraid,
ru lent wife's' the main thing
.
keep your house, shell meld Jour clothes,
mat and Eij* the Sir;
hen,, at eve, .yon hasten. heme,
• 11 meet-con smile, sir ; •
lAnd all that's done will be well done,
And cone without compinining ; -
I If eer you'd have a pleas ant horne;l
A wifo--,e wiles the mnitil thing.
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I 1 k ~ tickly toottlie - sa;p'advies,.
roo'd a faribeetidanglitek;
1 ❑ixer did •he 'kite' the dsy
home; a bkide, he brbsghl.her,
tiro, aliinys clean. and limit,
v is like a palace;
FJie cring;"that a Ling might eat.
AL•1144 it-with a relish. •
now he is a happy:A:clan,
IHe lidver;g t oes . compTaining ;•••
ULU with a jnyous smile declares
I A wife—:i wire's - the :main thing
Blue Law Pennsylvania-
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m in — '
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t.M aturlay last, whille hunting among the
' oreltivee of ' the. Senate for acme aneieat doe!'"
utc.r.t u,,aerewith to amuse ourselves 'during a
hey Debate in tiiat. body upon the propriety.
of floating, saw lo7s in some rivet-, we necitien
- tally giumbleff npor a bound volume of the
Lilly red in place In the Ilimse of Represen re
t!res.st, the sesion , of 1 1:8 12, . , among th‘tonlm
her srus'one for the prevention of vices/Id im
morality, the first , 'l,?eetton of which, lifter a ehort:
pre: k r:l'oli on the itnproprieti,w - of the day,- vend
-. ' 4 ,4 f o ll ow g—_
; , .If=,ins . wjace female of ten yeers
' - ur, ups:l l .'3, - 8h; 11 . lit any time, after the' fret
,lav of N vernier next, appear in any' pnt4ie
...street; I,e,
,highirny Church, Court-honie r
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,ti*rern, bsll-rvom, tl•eittre, or any other place
,';(public resort, Kith 11- 1- -ed ali°4l4 F 6-b r , l 'i e • - ' -
~,..- ;it,!,.. to 'p t pfclias uPersesry ° l cl9tlling, stinll
..,.. fl y",t.ifrie be(iyeeljite first ddy . of "Nnventber
~,,I t h e. fires day of lipril, appear in any faih-_
, a hi c. p4cc or placesslotbgl 'with less than 1
;,. ~..„ b :n vyarmentsoma whereof shalt: be wool-I
• :•:i or et' her subslautial inaterille - every '
r ~.43:i ~.-.- etr-miain f .t - and Xing legnpy convicted°.
ikft ; •re am il.lerrnan or ju,ltiee_ol the peace:in l i
tili , Ll:onina i lnwealth, shall forfeit anday a: fine i
of ne.....1i , ee. - 4.han one nor more than on
o aileid
f)
hundred
121!:rp, WI
_be rpcorered by action of debt; k 7
te.mant; or indictment,. one-half thereof - to tliee
the of tl4 htformer, and the other half to the
'ti-e: of tpe poor of the borough, township,or
pyl wl l erein the offence eball have been corn=
41; i, k i) . 11 • *
4 L' r ' they clunpelleil to.enter bail for her good be
,x-Isr-•r for tr the space of one year. * • -*
t:uv!t,.." J rzi 4 ,.!.4ltuttkea.tha•parents or !guardian.
K.Ye'fol4S*iejtitglY?iriimittirig" children-to
<l.`t th'l — k-4 : ttniftbillaul th • 1 "
Provide faXtealtitakforthirtftete ttr)
•fingul4hing,fee_ knett4tr•
L , o.es, notorioni.hadll.r)mtnctprbstituter,
c.r.l fewtteshal-heirofe"treiti convict -•
• I. ! _f the crime of for iat t on - or aduttery,Lahall
exempt front the aboyfr wallet:led -regula
end penalties therein stated for the vi0.11,,a
.11,,a of-the sante "--Ottrrisburg 'Telegraph.
1.. 1 11" F .1 .1.11 AILIGOA D.—Nicholas the rusts?
had qtiite i an original tiliffpf trotistict-" .
tu , iuess. beat ope 'day, for his
-- ani gluprifiberja eight. laps to"
coaneet St. . peters- -
ni h. NIGSCOR. At the . end of thiiallotted
40tIte_plaa lies-PrepCif.d.
5 41 1 he,-lookiag it--" What IS
Tyr-7-111:S aeppntine track (You hare tale]
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I 'rteit mute - which. wontif mnbraeti - qa the line
Ves:dir.g towns snit ' 4
1' 0514 4. pencil
4, atruck a bee-line irrA—
!. 11,2.re--7,7eh uncler;tind - me."
ut.,slre, you 'leave the
largeet
line .tcrentiest ,
Out or s ight
Ttt is their s
a , helifome
er.itain
#133 so the road was
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dig-. Why rite eotuttry suds' elkneks well
r:pted cotton! /3iteatuiethey am- meow
l'ath and, keep the color.
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....I'l _Th e l 7 -14,44.seitee ied china. _ '
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Prom the tone of sujtrtiete !nide Washing
ton lifden, upon 'Chinese.offairs: t . it is certain
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that ow Government 41ta bet intend to be in
, volved,* trouble its, China by no-Operating with .
Ettgleml.,, and Fringe ip hostilitieft aphid• that
et:mut:gr. N.7.4.-11Oitti 5a1.1:41 . • ' : I '. ~' ~ •
[ ",,--!! it .11 9* reittititiOtor-ill toveatterti fot•Ainar4,
icon eonixneree and knel tOe
eau instivin..Chins
all the r espect . AV are
enttle 4 4. l lnd whenever 4 .0.4 1 01 ' i 'the ,
-. j v i ltbde f 9o4 : 4ol46 * 4llll4 thir i rtliese.4-And'
Pralagiiisulo.l link af..vntotstii , : itotrthitept
44/WA Wodtpl4l ids: . kaPpilFlipoi:
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..y ocusir;ry, sinless it hao=itself an i unite vans*"
Of va ; =sod .ths, there fact that Chloe is Wee' n
lliit.iritis. sop* other itatioe furnishes: no good I
maim Silty we ihonld be hi obpflieri with Chtna.l
* ,*- por - coirotijr" , hai_eiteee r eded vary well,
thus far in its histori,•bylaindiUgrits own buil- .
, nees, ant letling other . penille's huiindsit alone,
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and we ar e very stiongi t i . 'lnclinel to 1 bepere 4
that thitii pbliey eannakbe supereinled by al bet. i
ter, one. We gO as far as he who 4oes farthesi •
in our desire to maintain theitonitr t o i f the stars I
and strip es and to defetbi. the'rightit and inter- i
ests-of-ourcounirymen in every Part 'of the-'
world; but 'Whether we l oitg,ht to assist hi the
I controteraies of other nations, and taketiatre of '
i other @rigs thin our oun,:is a very difforent
cLueshoo.' • ' '- -. ,, ; . ,
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i That to be frozen to death must be a fright
+ ful torten., many would consider certain,. fi:ors
I their own eiperience of the eifects lir 'cold. liut
I here we (1J Into the usual 'errir of supposing .
I that the suffering witirinC.reclsci with 'the energy
of the agent which j ii:ould ;only be fle case if
sensibtliti ! remained the li:tine. lu ! tense . cold
, ' -
brings cwil.speedy sleep, which fas&nates the
-senses, and fairly. beguiles men mil- of .their
livei. Ilse most carious - iiaMpla- - or L the settee
-1 tive poalei- of cold, is to tkfouml in the adven
,
tures of ilia' botanical party, who, in Cuok's
first voyage, were caught l 'lll It snow storm on
Terra del, Fuego. Dr. §- Under, hy , birth a
i
Sw e cie e. and well-acquainted with- the deNtrue
-1
the doceizs-4 a rigortins-idluiste; aihrionished
"the - company, in dein - rice of lassitude, , , to keep :
, moving on. , .. Whoever,". said lie,. 'i sits dowil
will aleep—atid whoever !deeps
,will perish."'
Tho doctor spoke cis a Sage; but he fell asa.manf
:In spite-of the rerocmstr4nees of those whom he
had instructed and alarzaed, he was the first to
lie down anct_dia. : • • ..... ' i i . 0 1
' • The,ilitna warning was repeated a Ithousand
times hi the retreat krom,:kloscow. 411 iron, the
hidonee; to
.try the eSperinteni,- %lowa In:
his garden ut niklit,7wh'en,the theramMeter had
fallen .fbur degrees below seroand-Iso quickly
did tae drowsiness, come Melding onj that lio
'wondered how a soul of. .. , kipolcOn'e - 'unhappy 1
banded been able to tae triaiber°"" I
influence. i
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AaQl editlyglymhis viewi 14,071
dances which he itithesied at the',lpaugura atm.
Pail at Washington, thus :. • ,
"The want of variety in tl:is Pletri:politan
dancing was, powevdr„ fully made np 1 by the
fancy flings, sn:h as the' Walt: and
These were absolutely barbar . ! The', old
,
fashi.ned Waltz, ,tbe moialitz i or vahicih even
nyron called in question, is here ign'ored'oa
`together too cold and ilistarit. The hay . here
lays her kead ! on the gentlemanl'boioni, puts-,
• one hand m his, and' the other l in his cat tail '
' pocket, then rerignsher,self to his embra ces and
goes to sleep, all but her feet, which, jahen not ,
carried by him diens off thello4r; goes patting
around on the tips ,of her toes. The gentleman,
thui entwined, throws his' head back, 4l 44 his '
efts ap, s dying calf;
r his body bent :X the
shape of a figure 4, he whirls, hicks up, swingsl L! ! ,areund, s wo ons, to all appearanees,;
.
i . irarvl, and - leaves the ring ' to the great,4light
Or. • I
all decent . people. ;
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`'EXCZLLETT WIIITEWAS• --The followin g . Te- ,
eeipt for making a whitewils'h ant' bias .benme.
famous for its excellent, properties' lias been
going the rounds of the papers for a long tune.
It is said to be as good for the outside of
inks is the inside, and bou;e3 watilied with • it
look as :lean and neat as. when painted.,lThe
house cleaning season is at hand, and it would
be judiciouistfor somO of our bousewires•to Try
I•
it,'and-repOrt the result of their experiluent t—
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`‘ TakeNd... ‘ eairtittnpi of well -burnt...lime,' slacken.
iid. Add one-tourth I pound,- whi ting,
..or
alum pulverized, one tioundpflokf sugar, three
• quart, of Tie, flour made 4nrii a tbiti an well-: 1
boiled rapt!, and "one:: ptmd- ot Cleanest:
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glue, dissoli4d ,
widYfsbe - pui~niilold within doors , bat iOt out
will be stbrilliantas Ouster ' Parli,
and retain its brilliancy for runny yeu'ri. Ttii
east end of thi - President's house , in ~nablpg:
ton.• is vlashed with it."---[iiineaster•Mhi l i. •
tar .14dge Kane ; in a recent letter, stip" cif
Lis 15011 Hie chaTacteristic T iitzttse waif his
. sensibility to , coneyiectflons l ,- impulse. It; Was,
this which earned him tho flecond time tit°
•
Polar sea, and had God kipared Link, would
have made him return therii4du ; for hit be- •
Hived; - isnone but the tries-Aeatted, Can believe I
some of Franklin's party .Were
atili•aiiire,-and that it was die mission of; his
life fa -reclairc them. Ile had child • • 11ilrg I
fondneskfor, the afiectioni c of, tionM3—but tuia,
and. seal for acience,lLAlttr t n '
9 12 ' e
and .all 'else Amt.-a:Mid connect itsdit with Jam
tire, wal_laiti to hie out great
tion of duty-r r '• * , • • -
•
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lam' T`he iottiest, Abe most Ilk. ansbl—
tiozils the earnest desire to eci_ntribOte to this
! lier:mai ,happiness int 4 piers" hiprovementl, - ,01
others. #.440a5..010 this; it _v• can smo oth
the_ rugged Aioth---of =one telle",;,4veleq, th e re
jail: giro - nu4r, izoinetsion, a it riot• better
this srealth-iiill. ;Hiner
'Set. attained, . I
said, and
another.
bi lc,
ter Thp- - ,loss of property b s SIWIVO
iing't4e - Yeah 4 1 1 1 )0,11 040000 - 00, two
thil4i Witietkis laid to UT.
cityof •Iffw - tart. ; • -
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Freezing to lieatit. ;
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The inVerest to 4Carezas, 'Sows revives
with she thong° *hick Ime taketteplace in
the government. . .
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:, '`:Col. Jim lattelnts , gone hack and sud
denly made his aPpeeratice li t Lawrenee, t
altherigh'ifider bettor the la s w.:: l l 4 he bngus '
agents of the ligisfalniither census taking f'
are - duire Otoserved i forfteoutlitslewto en- t i
' rot, - than Vie' their ":pro eos in„ . , l ineolinent
~
or ticifiliethy * '-ft - de it/if:Ali ' ,tree " 4
Mate tnitittoittddipl6l.:Wiiitilli„„ktt
c
Mi r eUllga, 0 4114 = Iklid l ieti g i'rqr fa"
''within the leriirenier4 of the rascally fe l l
sthenle of law? 'Nit *wad ho a ' intrust- in d
cut cheek uPoiiiiitendet fraud ' ' and cOuldi ; xi
A 4 ' To mil r I
not fail* efeat• it Ph* l ek ' ling •• •--1 g h.1 • re
' 1 / 1 .9 lielirer fin6igraute continues iu full ,
swims , turrentem naught -hold ot • a
foice.4.r i ..' . • '
,large rpck and Al so,.fittitlsas strt i p
WWl:dike in extract froth i letter' of the sin iinace l d i ng. .. tiini.4 4,„___- he
2•lth*e.ll, viritten it luxrence, K:i T.; a hl rut was,immeiliatokoven in she neigh ; \
to the reftiti • -
"The delehrated • C ol : 94 ne a rr iv e ( ' in was xto way of relei d re AIR but by the -
Lawthce last night. He estate up the means of a tape ia , a i , /
Mtisburi River in disgoise. lio dame This 'Was rtumediioll .l 'prfoured, arid af-
niene- Nn armed PhrtY entered wil ' h liimilier mu
hesitatien, tieiVo and altercation,
eir hag enteied anYwhlre se fat as 1 know ' oecasionol by the dilriculty of determining;
°f' `lsi s precise motive for- coming I "
can- are re to place it, 4%0014014a the man
i
not guess Of cou r se, AS a K . 31 1 .445 Mall ' i 001.1 a noVhe ,seen fronit4te e prnjecting batik
he. has a right to comes and it tat' 'P lace ' ; over his head, it ;ratil4 , cred to the depth
l'i worth anything ,' , tiKat ri g ht eb,°°ld hot be of Perhaps a hundred fnet.and became en
infringed. , , -• • • -I
tangled among theincks and trees. It
"On the Ptherhand it is to' he mown" ivax at m i ce (Lej),l6(l ( 4t 11,01110 one must g 3
bel i ed Clint Ale Bog us and Pr° • Bls v e r.f. down to disentangle' it, al l s l conduct it
Cetirts have a *bole idling of P rnee ' set •rdown as fir4s the,eliening roc •
k, over the
against him.' I suppose he stands indict ? , waifs leati. Boot, ll tw . )og., th e crowd
for;a'railety of things connected with - 4 0 1,,,, willing Ao uncle Ate the_ hazardous
war imt Aueust. He retired t once owl d doubtful 'ex • mine '
the roclomation ,of Gor. Geary. ( 1 ".1 In a few utoinents i trillard i B Coburn,
Geer
-Y assured the P ro e-Siever Y mew th an the porter - Zhhelittdi,i4i Mad, voluutecr-
he had no intention of recalling the errors i
ed his serrices, and plyineeded to the place
of.the post coniolois I h foie Lis Administri- a h em tb,i ladder ~,,it tmew to the trees.
lion lint thel'ro-, I
aver )" men tavn uu rot I
ni
5 De netileal assistanee.. and loon two more
I tine , the ft t_hr waters of I elite to ,1 1 7 i bravo men, Antliony,_ Shiley . midi Nets
I nver causes of imlietintut n l. inst l ' ett leratie, 'vffered to go dnwu The --I bri`e
i I Stet ' ? itienL A /ar g e number ef F ree Shi n I emir menus men workid bravely for ninie
men have 14 ° u ;I:dieted fns Murder and I than ''un' hour in coilincting thd inhier
1 other crimes by being concerned in that' d am ,
gentsrol worfoie. Line, of course, ill f
be exetript. his premice here ,was known ; v i a
at Lecomptim this morning. lie !peaks in the precipice, While men at;the toP
w - n w I carefully let it down, At length Ithe wa
•
g of handkerchiefs kid ebeeringsi onrthle
Canado Bide indicotipl a tus.. that the man
I‘,Jewrecine to night If the authorities send 11,,,i sprung to the shot? rev s
the rock anil
!officers to arrest Lane, will bd surrtruler ;
' himself? Would leis friend.' allow him to' sia 120 - 1 - 1 t t s - t
had be g ot to as‘ceed the Adtr• I 1 ,
I Crane • the o te wen down
I fall
1 would not scruple to murder him? Again, I th e ma
Si'xretary Woodson is acting Governor of; to d i l a, n i p
n up th e ladd i•: - blur be preferred
without hen. ''.Cratie 'tient be
} the Territory. The Pro Sl aver y authori- ;toil. hica - und id a' lei"' ninctite" 'lite bald
I ties can hive full scope under "his authority. i lii was seta , &IMO; front blow.'—,
All the lawless 'militia' experience rises up I l i t iv att • a t han 0 1,..,;„„ .. 1 aw bb. 90 ,1 . t once
vividly. I hove nedesire to make a moult-
i l poricitded the lie - alrbrortheleltilltiu it drat
tain of, a 11101e.hin. I hope that the pres•• f w i tn e sse d thi`Voreitinic,"ra
~ ,,...j'ily enuse
ilent geneiallipeanolnl relations May contin-f , tv h;,,,,,,ii*-...u t thus fowl''''' s ott o Wet,
ne— ,-- geeeteeh ere IS ' ; r4 ‘`'' ..• !cold add most esti' tittnrman
' T
. I- Pi-. 91 it ! • I• v id ` trite - rid et dbe dented to
~ ..'• Ass wee.„, ri overy ingot; meet- I h is h o
the Negro held in Leiington and Indepen- ; f rar eents on the rocks it bun red feet be
cositersa
donee, .Mo. I have ;men unable to get the ifr,v. ' 1 l i .' ,
proceedings,but 4ave learned ?that they ; But cautiously, and with fi rm gr:
,
Citere - s9 'atom y 1 , nitsater. facet, , he clininen up • tbAdder, three
' l o r Rola
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onerm dews arse sever or the tdeeemp'en , red feet in lentli; and was greetet
villiaus are still at Wosipart and Kansas , shout s awl acc l am a tion of the hun
City. " speetatore who had assembled to o
':he boguss ceases-tak e r s have visited ' the exciting scene. Ile was for a fi r
Laurence., but so for their calls have,not ; merits borue on the shoulders of tht
been general, I bear but liotl s of. their ced multunde, 'all worn so anxious 1
operations elsewhere- I have nn idea that igratiotate him. This 'well meant bo
they, will list unc-fourth of tio; voters taken Itiodne.s only lexbaussed tb ,
here. * - `mat all the tuore, but he . , at length
"Rather an interesting little event occur- dated that he wished to = speak tot
I
rd at l'ecunisi•li a few days ago. Some them. •
fivis or six Free State-, men were co fined ; As might hare bee expected themass
' there g rill held as political prisoners l ceder ; o f th e p e opl e seemed' t o f o rg e t that the
was id rated fititltul, brave Dutchbutcher was yet be
; sane charge or other. I
that u salon hand of oleo masked, co eto low. A few retnaipe near the top of ti 13;
.
the prison one ovening, lately, releated tlie ladder to see him sof 'np, and to 'lspeak
I prisoners, tied up the Pro-Slavery map who, w0r,1,4 of entnniendatio for his self forget •
guarded them, locked him .up, add 'Went ; dug cour a ge. • The whole throe d i s played
l ,
I d emurely away. . a noble heroism that willloug bo relnem
I "The irtUnigration is coming in n torren bereil to tkeir. credit. I '
i l• , , n -..,
!Every boat up, the 31issoui.i• River i full. lThe rescued man, E. 'C. 'Taylor by awe
,of immigrants .1 'The Missouri River is in , was from. West Winfield, Ilerkimerc6un-1
a poor stage, and from' ten to -twelv days ;ty. He is a gentlemanlyn't
appearing ,n
( I
!are consumed iu the passal.te., • Boats stick 57 Years rif . age. As Coburn, after reach
;on ssuil-bars. I learned that breve four- ; log the top of the Jailer m
laed round to
•
teen hundred persons were stunt a 1 one look the , reseued man ,in the face, w 1
i sand bar nue hundred and fit y miles below. d tap t option he exclaimed: 9•Why t in is
I Q t eoplsi e t s are.; made by immigrantai that the very luau I wii , led on atztlmbreakfaßt ,
1 some :of theme Missouri River boats charge table this morniugl'• Ilel.ad Dot till that'
I extra • board on I necouut of - protracted p al .; moment 'ili-•6vercif that the man was a
/ s igti e lA stream of hacks are constont_y ouli,nest yr tho Ludlow notel.--Ropliesier
• the road between kero ant Leavenworth De/peer-at; 7'
and 'other points ori, the river.' Town lot ..-. - -
_______•-------
, sneeniniion is the 'ruling PAlliAll Of the •,, Mond yitwo.es of Siti-JOng Flu Nit
' anoinent. Copital abd labor aro pouring Li Ns I , .austy,_c e p t ,-- rse d Osborne ha s
- in. Every house in this town ii etammeni forwardtti:o-thiredifor of the Tit, ,t the,
, with immigrants. There never was a fi ner' following extract et letter, dated Red'River
. prospect for business, improvement - or spet- gad =
i . • - .. Z ; ? “- ,o w
en I
t Hudson Bay Territory, Ltecetn
illation in bsansas.,Sinue o rs spetonlo mow ber 6 th : •,-, 1 - ;•-•
plots usal i tbree• or four hundred,. ; doll "I have just returned from
err day by 6dying and selling,• employing, was a , N orway Ho we , hat Jo —;:who
ly, and saw
but little capit a l, politi es • have ken un
derThethe man who brought down eu express to
a cloud lately'. murky clou
1
...lovers the future-will sometimes Ilan - little i t ,
that Sir George Simpson .from Mr. Anderson,
McKenzie'', River s (district,) stating .
I ni ni tevea Llhe ', 11 ' 10 " lightning al ktilkk- that Indians had brought ever reports to
ere and flashes, while its sound is not heard
'in the bustl e l of improvement and.the grow- one of the trading points. in that quarter,
r ing . business of a rich young empire. that ludione had suet' two or more encamp
!few months of old 'be a great.
blessing to KASaB. TIT A nteuts of whites on an island on .,some
point wheie Andetaon and Stewart turned
cattier is mila back, tin 1.835) and that ens of the en
but Kam river is hilr. '''
. 1 camp' meats partingarly was suite freeh,
•
peace:'_
supposed to have been abandoned a day or
two before the Indians seen , it, ma from
' the traces thought - there might have been
about ten' or twelve men. I could not
bur of the exact tonality further than
that Andeison and Ste Wart livens within 'a
very slant - dist:puce of tire place where the
traces were seen.---St. Padl (Minos.) Pi
°neer 0f,2 1 / a rds. ' 1
MEM
11 OMAN lIS Sch1011:141111t.
bar l4anuibal nays anything w o r th
$
but tilt , following is not bal .
: . •
• . ,
" Day may rail again s t wo m en -n much
las day. like,
.dey can't act mo np against
deco. I - bib always ju my _life found dew
to be rust in lob; fust in a quariel, fust in
de dance, de' Nit in de iee.crei,un saloon,
and de fust, best and de ilast in de sick
room. What would we , poor) debbils do
wido,ut dew.? Lietius be born as young, ab
ugly,' -and a helphisa as we please, -and a
woman's akin am; open to receihe.no. She
it sin who gubs our.tust dose ob castor
oil, and put' yle close imn our helpless un-
iced limbu,?and cabbera our foots and loses '
in long flitnnet petticoats; ; , the: it am _who
grow.up, , fills our, dinner basket's
docents ,and apples_ m ws mart, Aot.ioatto9l,.
*adlicks us When we .taistra our .trovesers..'!
r e ou„ie ha .1001 , thas ti,
servoitAtli. - A step
MIR
A SELL,-1•X chap to Albany wend' ,
adverlaseil an,iofillibloinethad to detect u
couuterfeit;no.which)to pro Posed to, fp,
part to all whin chose le i learn it, 'for IP:
each; A goOd;:qifnY r green ones" ' , paid
the sum, iri rotttro for,lhich,they received
the r tollostlitg
,isOtaittions, which , eitot4,4l
good, enough
. gyps.:
worth - tbe.n}oucty 41.111 P, "pokier yoti take a
bill about *hich ertaiii the slightest
doubt, at once Tr , .2..4 tot,A44P banker in
'lsbona you..,place IPpridence, offer
him tlact. bill with th
ohiojta~ E, if 4esliug,to d'o *O, pi*, 11 P
your unneeb• 4,94 u #o,,,
'
MEE
, .11857
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- - 41Tok 'EMI) it' :, 1 • 'l7 13:411P*831S - OUR*
~,;,1 ,14.,,.?', , I` ~ ..
.—i,
native -
L
,1461;?; tins* bctlerAmbJatAlbstlay, we • E100. , -lahn' MoLeins, a r of , New
,r O l7l, 1 4: a 1 ,4 0 1 ! words upon tho ia: Jersey, is the oldest: member ., of the ,prea
tilow . toilVen,„in a great variety...Of' ca=,. eat/Bench,' In idtate'of triominis.ainia; illo
L & INI it it." , J_Wi
M %srelkr.ji phi. isoeventy-twei yeariref age. 1-.
native'-
ri
a t
ii
"I , . ',' pAngolteanee to this, I - llotilJairtie Al: Wayne, st - oati e' - 'of Sa.
Iphras .'' foittist tiWasifyon are a boardei vanitab,l,Ga. - , holds the next 'oldestappoiot:
at a hot , ifir! l bo*raing,lliptisc Vie
. thera men!,. hiving- received it In- - Jaritturf;lB3s.l
..ire I 'plenty ''. re like you at - '111,1;i0 just . ;110-is ~'strviinfyyeeirsiof age, ; .`- age" trp) to!
1
I.SoisilJiisiti ~ 't . - teltttlet - tU ettg theriltnit 'of his appointineny san art;
'
I never miug.:` kit , s cr u pl es , aboutlgoa doill'ilOrietive politician of the J..ickion
.hrtleditag.,4 'ea . "pitc.A.:io4 l . at t hotici itinrottti , t f ' , i , , - ,l '', ,--', - 1. , -;
1 ) 19d ' ' dui - Hifi nett $ .7' ems '.- ',I
-,-;:cmittiialer iv , i .is PV. '%,- , ... 4 1.1 3 ..,.Y td /
_. , '.. : alley; f Silsbee, a
lie ears Cit %unifier 'on -,r , re:allyout native of, 3 inylardif4tar bort tai : ISt Tat., 1
favorite dishes, i pnt,4 . 4ur. f. • into your rac k 's dilly, 1771. :Ile :was a!:tritiee'Pait-'
neighbOr's lap oppc(site„lf -. you el iucli, zan politician; so much scilliat - tlie Senate'
ned, and if any body objects. just ',itch rejected'Aiiit appointment as Seeretarf of.
Pinta'` him, and Itell'hini '!that it.' is 'a - the - Trensury,.also as Associate !Justic ;
country. In
and the
way you will secure a but-after the - death' of Chief Justice Alan
iffie;lF dinner, the eonscioustiesi of hair. fili, he received the appoint l ineat Id
fog nititcheilin,lio your manifest advat-, .Chief . 1 , - ostlce in March,' l B36, and Iv
1i i ,
toge/ ,' .' '' / . ,I. ' confirmed. • , r 1. , . r
It yotal hail an omnibus in the street, 'llon.lJohn Catron was born in,
nnl upon olitdbiniupon! 'the step, observe ' Vlrgiuia, but since his you th ha d
Ithat it is full- L 1 -tvrelve dice, two women, a,) resident in Tennessee. ~ -H ee is n i
baby rilaandbox, - ,ati'd a lay dog, "pitch f iiVe. I Ile served one campaign uric
! inteit"--especiallylif you are a• • fat man Jacklson. ! . 1
pitch right in; leave the, road to the,driver l' The labove were appointed 'by
nun the chances Of your getting a seat tolJack'Sou. • I
the fortnitona.occurrenen of circumstances; j HOn.Petr V.. Daniel is' a oath
you will thus male yhOsellappreciated ifiginia, and a descendant of Ohe - of
not agreeable,ladd,yoar Very "pitching lei"' gush faitnities. Ile was offered
will work in 'your favor, lo 1
l l it is quite of Attorney General by Jackson
likely that sotue,n . no .;,whe don't understand I clinac ;He was appointed IL S.
1
1 ocunibusies will p i nch
,out and make room ; ndge for Virginia, and upon
' don't listen to-. • fany retnoustradees ; what lof Judge • Ilarboar, ; was rromin.
,
are ouinilahsses made for if not to carry - sociace justeee 1 1 'Mr. Van
I people? ~ I 1 ' , ,1840. I -'• , "
Are pin a ,
.doefor, and does same oilier { icon. . Banan Nelson is at:l3llva!
• r l
' '
son of Esculapius pre uuie -.to take an office ertown, INtiw York, and was `app,
1 1- 1
idext door to. y ii,j‘`nritl.attempt to practice 'Or..Pollt, in 1845. Hc..ie about I
I within your ilthero universal domain, {years of age.', z
I "pitch , into" WM—pitch into his 'saddle •llie. Robert C. Grier was born
r
~ . I
bags, his pills, his'? hbrse, his looks s--t-pircli b4rland County, Pennsylvania, Mi
into him generf'lly r —it is the rule—to feel 104, ,aid is 4`. Aide over 84'
I •
-it is your only Snare way to do things, so lyears et i age - His life, previoas
Ithat the busineseof both of you shoal:II he-1-46n tile Bench, ' wasiclividcd i
better than otih.! ',l ,' ' t' thb law and academic' pursuits.
If You aril are 9 dry "goods merchani, a al ointei by Mr..Polk,in 1850
daguerreotypist) a molasses candy pedlar, .11 op.! I3eojarvin _lt. Curtis is
or engaged in !Soy othei , respectablctusi- ofitAlossaellasetts; and ii forty-eig,
ness, and any bislY else! undertalcrs to cut oli." Ile , riever Was a politiCian,l
~
.. ,
you out, or "rut "'you , pitch into nun ; . - no taken by Mr. l'illmo.e trent' the
matter! boa-- ; 10 it ; 'if '_ you-are cowardly rptheed u pon thel3ench in 1851. 'I .
pitch into hint with "a Ifire iu the rear ; 1 111 on. IJohu -A. Cempbell - tv":
if! beld 'pitehilat?, him! face to face; may I in - :Alabama, and was a la wyer
,
b 9 you'll inalt, i ! sopiething, 'out of it ;7Ou.,!!.)ife• // W3St. •oPPointed to the t
can't toll till you try; and if you don't pitch d 1853, by I Gen: Pierce. His age
into him lie , willtutolyou ;'•so pitch' iti -- 1 1 four, 1 ... -. •
Young ladies, 'ton g if' any girl handsomer I
than you "come duel land tries t? carry of
the priifis, then is you time; ' you know
1
I how to do it ; 40,e1t let tier rest ; pitch in
to; her affairs; t e ll all you knowilind g uess
- 1- - •! - -''.-.'.. 1- 1 -- alci "r—• 4.41,---v,;,-.. t...... t h ‘ .
neighborhood 'all worked! up, and 1,,n the
I miss ' thegreat ( euty , with be - sure - iii get
l'•
some dolma. i I t, ~ ' '
is soir bully Pollinated; for office:; there
is a- most glorious opportunity•-' to everY
body, to pit/
. ip,l this I beals every Other
Ichsbee, pite i lore his character, his peli-.
I tics , Ids billies, "his pocket, his
,friends'; ‘ ,, go
in Igenerallf---and no matter haw thick ,• ,
that is the way to ' defeat, nr elect him.' lln
fine, neglect no opportunity in !life to pitch
into, things ;' that is the way fortunes, are
made; places obtained, communities set by
the ears,li:cmdal 11],anafecture4 hearts tiro
licui and life githeraliy,lreudeietl a 7 liVely
game of hop-skqb"; lit' nobody' paches kil
t.° 'things this wold would be ; a dreadful
dull place, and a great dial:more peaceable
than it' happens ito'bdjuit now—therefore
1
iota. in.
, sp and
bund•
by t rio
eds, of
tticAs
.w 1110-
[l3ll
o un
til:lb-
u pour
iudi
thauk
' , THE DEAD WIFE. .
I 4 ,1
TO rop:1 - rrilon' with the hms of ti wife,
all 4 of ' bereavement's air ttriflos. 'The
... i
erifeshe who fills so large! a.space in the
dt4tcatic heaven, she who Osof busied, so
unwearied, bitterik-the teirlbat falls on
heeclay. - Y n'il . besidd hergrave, and
think„'- the past ; l i t seems ` an timber coy.
pathway, where the sun slime anon
beiuttful flowers, 'or the sta:rs 'Aug glitter
ing overhead. Fain would the .otil linger
there. No thorns are remembered shave
the sweet clay, •save thoSe ycur Own hand
: may have unwittingly planted. .:11er no. -
hle, tender heart lids opal to - your inmost
sight. , ,You think of her PS all gentleness,
all beauty and purity. But she is de,ad.— ,
The dear head that has so Often:lain,' l upon I
your , bosom now , rests, up,cn t ,a , pillow of 1
clair.;: . -Thii bands that administered so un-!
it - r . -ingii, are, faded,! white and I cold, be-
ineath the gloo m y I porfal4 The heirt
whose
.evcry beat easnred:an eternity of
love Iteor---under-.-y ni 'feet.' And there is
in
no white arm STOU 11:1our - A-milder now—
no'speaking face to look' up in the eye of
ltive—no trembling lips to murmur="-oh,
it iti - so sad!" There is a strange hash in
every; room! No smile to greet' you at
t. •
pightfall—and., the (qua( tick., and ticks,
sad ticks! It l was' sweet music ,when she
could ;hear' it.• Nowl.it seems to kbell only
thti hours throng w h ich Jon watelied the
shadoirs gailieriog , upon the sweet firm -- 7
Bat many e. tale it', tellitt of jnys past ,
sorrows shared; and ;beautiful words regis
tered above. You fet.l that the grave can
not keep her. You :Ittictw that 'she iis of
ten by your sib ; an angel presence. Cher.
Rill these emotions ; they will make you
happier, Let her holy p_rosenmi be as a
chard ! to keep you from evil. - In allnew ,
and p leasant conno..tiOne give her '
a' place
io your heart. Never forget what she has
been to you—thai she his loved you.. Be
tender to her memory. I ' ' 1 ,
I , .'
Be CuAnirour.x. T When the veil of
death'bits beee :drawe between ui end 'the
objects of oar regard, hew , quick 'sighted
do we 'become to their merits, end bow
bitterly do we t hen remember words,- or
eveulooks anlaudars, which may ! h ave
carped our terceurse - ; with 1 them.—
How careful shbuld such thoughts reader
us to the fulfilmetit of those offtoeslof iffee.
aim ,which , may Yot. be in ;our power to
perform s ; for -w144 , can tell how soot' 1 the •
moment" my, arare whoa I
. repentence oan- /
not followad by nworaition. I r .
I " I
I
ME
k..
INDIAN' ATROCITIES IS Iow)ili--A. let
i ter, received bero . from.'a r,estonsibie source,
dated FOA Dodge, 'lowa, March 2fid, says
that a•settlement of twenty families at the
ad initfses mi e .1 h .
jhe - a u s.. river, a d
! tseuu atutc .., ..ty .1.-,.
.1_....a5: shit tr. wpa
supposed.; that all were -murder° . • Outv
I I t - I 1-
twl houses were visited by '- the persons !
1
1 bringing thene*s, in : „ .hich fourteen dead
Itodies weir° found. . me had Imola; shut
land others inhictrinlyi Clubbed to, death.=-•
llt is prestatte.d that the tehole nu r tailer of
I persons composing . the . settiemedt ;tvore 1
ir killed, or'that - they are now in captivity.t
I A meeting of citizears was called On her, 22 , 1
• alt., and a4ompanyof fifty to
,one 1 uirdred
men had orgaulavd,toinarch to tuk r e vent. I
1.
geance on the Indian., and rescue any peti!
son that,wight bo found with them I
.„ .1 1
The iclegraph last night coufir*Art e, I
T i li
above. 'e massacre took p:aco on Spirit I
lake., The Indian agent,. Elandiatu, start :.
ed with a company of troops front Fort
Ridgely on the 1714 ult. Fifteen aetClers .
are retorted tnis.sing. ! r 1
TheiSt.l Paul Pioneer of the 2 6th 'con- 1
firms theroport that a - ma:macre' wearied
on the 49th. .. Sisitit Like is . in Emmetti
c o unty, lowa , on the Minnesota boUndarY.
- 1 .
i ,r,
Ihida Summer n of Life.
•,- i • ----- -- , i
In the life of the goad -man ther is n o
l Indian, summer more beautiful than that
of the setisdo ; richer, sunnier, and more
1 sublime thad the'most glorious Indian sum
mer the world ever knew-- it is the-Indian
Summer of the soul. I When the 'glew , of
youth has &Spatted, when the! wrath of
middle age is gone, add t h e buds and-blos
soms of Simian , are l ohinging to the sere
and yielding rear, When the mind Of the
good man, still ripe and vigorotra4e, lazes
its labors .ani the tummies of a Wellispelt
life gush ' forth from their secret fountains;
enriching, rejoicing and fartilizieg ;I then
the ;trustful fesignattork of the Christian
shedsprou a sweet and holy warmth, and
the son!, a ssuming a heavenly lustre," is no
lenger restrestr icted T.,& the narrow :confines of
business, 'b ut soars far beyond the inter
o f haary ! I ge, Ha dwells peac efully' and
happily : , upon that bligh.t spring and sum
mer which awaits him within the gates of
Paradise evermore. 'Let us strive for and,
look trustingly forward- tc an Indian awn;
merplike this. f -r.i
1.1.... ,
1431itirActiED.--A widower, at:team- I I
den, who rale', not very young, • became
smitten with alyoung . and . bearitifue•girl;
and married her. A short time after, the
son of this man by a turner *ifs; became,
also in love with the mother of histither's
new wife, a widow lady atilt in the:•'?ploarir..
Of life. SOon the young man and the widT. l
ow were united,:su that in consequenes of,
these tWo(nonneetions a father ame' the
son-in-law ';f his son, and the wife not only
the &met r-io-law of her own eqfriaiuw,l
but stilt more, the mother-in-law of he own
daughter ; while the husband offthe l atter .I
1.
is the fath er-in-law of his 'Own: ma er-in
law, and ther-in-law to his owifather.—
Singirlar confusion may arise irihilidie — ri-f l
should spring from these peetiliar noairia- . ]
es. ,: I , l ' , - :.. ,'1- • : •
. ,
„
..,, . ,
s.
,10` ,, , reir liow Citizen said aa F oil ei s h
preachere q If you were told that by'going
to the'top Of thuseataira yolider, (pointing
to a rickety pair at. one end la the ehnrch
you inightlsecure your salvittion,'l really
believe hardly any of youitomld try it,. be;
let any man. proclaim that', diet''. were a
et
hundred : jrvreigoz up tiara you , and'
I'll be bon
E d there would ly% web get?
tieg ap,stso. as ,ymoeverqiillaipt.
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181.8.
ASISIE3 FOR CUIIIIANT32 , --A. correspond- .
ent of the Cpuutry Gentleman, spoaks of
ashes; leached andunlettabeil,:having great....
ly benefittedj his 'currant ;bosites, 'causing\'
much larger jborries, nod . tprodueing more
bearing' wo'od than those !which received
none. This fact he observed, in ihn*rnith
of bushes oeur which ash ;beeps had been
pliesd. it requires a tram ierger amount • , 1•
ofleaelied - ashes to prodnc tlio same'effeei
:is 'intkac:ted.. `This is o e 'of the ' little_-.
e l)
matters" 4hich cultivatOrsot:au et - Orin:mit `
.
0p,0n.. : ' . .
We cannot te.fiain frontltortrestang npm
that currints are lacpefittO .14 'nand- ~
noS anil go enltlVittott, sa tuayt trig c
grtntn tho • g.irtlerti' It is'a itotfiy
to • see them 'embedded itq gr ass.
, 'Those
who this neglect them .not deseratn
ntOro - titan ti.ttalf crork." • They witl get -- •
that or toss. • = ' -
X MODEI:. eIe.rIFICATik —The follow
ing eirtifiertie •eutdoilt'the' H,Pariaeolic'f
‘Syrups7 and "31:qnetie nostrttnts which''
usually Avi)flo, F4e4. , ' astonishing iiiiraelett
in the euruslupett Aneeited and 'eredetels 1
pinfAi% ' ; • •
Weatern
betai
is sixt'y
der thinL
Getit4sl
Dear por.tor:—l will be-175 pairs old l
next' tic.tobet.lr. 94
. years -J. iavt3 : w
beeu ati;
.ievalia, terrible to b lir eicei4
when 'Moved t a x . a lever ; tut a -t-yelr.ag4..,
last ThUrsAay I heard of*-_the Graniculait
Syrup.''f` a , •
bought a taittle'ffnclt tl:e cork and.
foncd - thyself a tiew. man. I..ean tiow run- .
twelve and ail:till/talks an ithur, and throw
nineteen doii.Ple' sotherset's without stop..
plug.':
Y. S.L-k,littlel of yont., Alicunistonte
Salve, applied to a wc,tien see, reduced a.
compound fracture in taueteetiluainutex,
is corerthg . ,ihe limb with a'fresh cuticle of
white`pine bark... •I •
s, •
l e of Vir
the En
the post
but de
l/1060.
le death
al As.
ureu, in
• ofC.aop
iuted by
6ixty-fi re
arch sth,
ty-throe
to going:
hettreca, < !
lie tirto
.Betlitties of going to Lizio.- - 4 they
Iro ,
rcheeter County Court of, COnnnon pleasi
!t Mr."- Dudley . I.ined---a-..31r. Tit ,tO.,recover
‘0,25,.1he paceof a pair of glinot;i. :The
ahtiou wae an,appdal
. frsim dehi,iota of. the
.
Suatier of the - Peace in !favor of the,platul
Itift ".The cost-- . wilf con& up to between;
$lOO 'end . 8125. the plaintiff)hfrefore re-
. )
cover 4 a dollar anTs quarter Ian!! probahlyi
() J ays his lawyer ten times that 'amount, bea
Bides his own loss of tittle. Thtldefendauft;
pays his lawyer, to es his time and -one;
hundred and twenty:five dall,irsln a fOolisii
i
endeavor to save $1; 9 5 , ; - ' • - i
a ;native
rears
but; was
bar,atud
barb
in
.Mo
encli ip
is fifty-.
- ' WAR 'TN LIBERIA.—A furious war is
,•
raging in the vicinity or Cape '''altutts, be
tween the. colonists the eatives. l'hip
1 .,
ty-seven , American - bousci and :
\ prop
erty ' havo been • destroyed, '4ld tirenty.
! 10....... 14- •' 4 ' _ 4. ..... 11,...M1 . MII /MiAiiial sui...o
l 'iindlbuiiness• mattersrivere atv stand'. A
I detachment:of one bundr dlifty,m
hundred anen•
_ . .
had
,_left Monrovia, for Cape *PctlnaaW, on.
boards . *!frooner, - with EL-President-Rob;
I erts and Vice l'resident 'Y.atei' to - oia thee.
)
colonisV. IlVc tindeistand that the settle-`1
meta imindiatelyat C: . t . pe^l'Aiinas has not
been destroyed; and it Li Ilop4 irwill be
'able to'resist the attacks, of the natives : 1 -
_ f , c •
I . Rev,l Plixtia Waldo, the iieneratife
eha'plaiu of Ilit. - Flloist'lef'Represent,itives;
n0w.04 years old, has reji - LiiteThi - slon*in_
I Connecticut. -L•ist week he presolie_d awa
sermons in ii,harou, walkeld half a tin' 1.3141 Wm
th a p 4 rsonaiy . to the ineetirig-RonSe,
went throu,A—th lippa-
rent i;etigue. is kr. Wiildo*.is.nisuldier in •
Lthe Revolution. • '
I , I •
•
leirTlvi editor of the ;Woonsockifrat•
- -
riot _ makes merry over tlio mi sta ! ke:Of -
ShaEihai .htM of his, that has beeti-"set. •
d n .?! for five weeks upon ivy; rot al,stones'
anti a piece of - brick! qler. 'nexiety,"
quotes no 'treater than ours ro• know
what she will hatch. 'lf it provii a brick . =
yar:d; tharh'en is not for sole." '
ss
ipsD_Tlow many sieily ones wish 'they
were healthy, how many heggerjrnen wish,!_„, /
they were wealthy; how many. ugly ones
wish they were pretty; !row many stupid
oues wish theyovittyvhow many bachelars
wish•they were'marriO4; how many liene
'dicks wish tlieY• had tarried? ; Single or, •
deuble,, life'4 full of trouble, riches are
stubble, pleasureTs' butible.l
;.
- - ;
Stir. Mt . -john of Greenville, 1
Oninge•county, NeT York, in a letter to the
Commissioner of Pato.nts,etates that he has I.
a new kind of point°, which he raiseti front I
the ball, Which in.y.rtres , very early, and
from which, two .c(ofii can be raised in one
season.-
•
SE P' A Lew filhbustoring etriedition is,
ITportecl be organizing in New Oilcan's
to make a descent uppntNCW Granada, and
srork.up_thro' o)sta Rica to the assist4nce:,
of 'Walker. Ninety of Nnuzer's deserters ,
arrived at New Orleans nu the 30 0 16 f
Nlarch on the Empire. City.
--,- , ..1511.01(1 Roger was visiting a trim
who-batt : A - rentarkable fine girl, about, three
years ofd, fatuous for ruArt' sayings. As
usual, .she was shown off before our esteem
ed friend. -'"What is papa?" said t l 'acs .pa 4
tient, in order to draw out the-prepociomt, ,
reply. "Papa's a humbtig," said the jure- i
"„1.
oile. . icclare," said Old Roger,
.
ev
er in my life saw so yo rig b.
child 'wit.so
mature a j dgemeut. -
people of
111 it, they ,open pea
knife - . In 4riviox, hi
have two men to ea
to thold tho._zeina;-
'whoa!'
ma n .The r Ohio laws I
%tro.ss qe glect oNiny,
crally coostrded
arate' Imost. at
nearly the eame,; we'uVl
aad Winonsiu.
111 ME
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• 11,
j:';
• 'IF
i> ;
• am eo lad °lent
. i ,
ii
, , a with an . oyste
es, :11 , y
. ....tiway'
qRa d -- fi - od--otwo
, elite other to,ery t
, 1
divinres for
' • 7diitb, ~reing lib
.tlite•Partiti '- 16 . 0 e1)*
re, 11.0 kiLaro
in•aWnoi,
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