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)64 1 14 V/ItlT3! 4 Micl 4 lig ta
• WWI their sister:REPUTATION,
1'11.6A -once through foreign conn.t.ries,
cla a tour of
,observation;
the3 i started, OEISIO hinted_.
That by some unlucky blunder
While they journeyed , hltro' the kin gdomi,i ;
They might chance to get asunder;' `
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~and,,. site Sabi «ie seem bu Frudent,
Should we break our pteasalitAetlier,
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ome deviso,shatild be suggelted
That soy bricg the throe together. • -
Ail for me—if from my sisters' .
lisetorad bhonee to prove a roamer,
ilee,ktae it,tilp tomb of
• Or.tefort the sirritte bf Homer'',
gold, '_•lf I 4M missing.• : .
Awl you dcein me wgrtfi the troub
le,
fleet tee initi e neurti of• tnouTtfclis;
. 01:1!:?, dwelling, of the nablc., ,
amor4ttel4Y,an4ln444llii
y,„ s h w a . tail to Saet-nte prettertt,
Tna zny meet wit h bet :hrttine ' •
In the cottage of the ptasin it,' • •
"811!!' sighing;
1 i 3 easy of diseerriiiii '
Ecil if you laty freely
IVA a protc.peec of returniPg! .
, .
Dut, pti,:guard. qusely,
Far, detipite_yottr best "e6,leavor,
ll yaFrinial me - fur a tionietit,
I am log- 2 -d4.1 t
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GOTFRIEDi.KINKtL.
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INS liisToth - -Iftvw CAR!: SE
- .IID lilM raou Ausrgixx Pineci
Ipe.l:lllt,tritatii,..Germap•
(soOlet• titi ianutriot, Gotrried Jiitr el,
•3)h the Paris dorrosponcietroo:'of ttie
t
f.,r ;La - purposo t.),‘f!oto
t(nth!, :FiTtriAdi in
`+.t !!! - a acr.ies.Qf„artiltic
N• iw tv i . r.k -9,r : v., lltc (_ialieries-tr:Llie LOur,re..
rcititnvic:o; •,•otry writ :the eXCiticitt l ?..lit
Mac ; ulittriig,: . 1110 /u illf
ei),11,11 of t , 133% . a
1 3 0; Litt, Gprn - an
i rat, wiiettl.i.delivered
tviirt, them. an ..improMpttt-:ucaress
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ilikli'i'qii - trets`Cy7F . 4146(1 . *ft:%.ll:Fil*,
F-r lc( In
littTratAre.of - i Ge.onary aqui;
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P.,71,00t - ittlr i d•ll,
Whoci',,RevohtLioo of
be wna-h"proftaoti •at
• '" d
,iAe I.,Ti;tfc'l:s;ty 17, L., .n,ati ~. strong
tie (-I;iri ions . 1 11,itiuctiii to
bt:uriiin.s•nt 'part in the strucz pi. ole..
cup h•t, wcts
llat act !h•orities,
Egntetice .. Cl'
Eirikerrethapanihns'at this
:mot .yet
mint ve,t;•.; S. of Carl,
wtio was . also - i tatptulled,':tfiial
rlmt. TriOre fortnriaie
;Lan irr Profeisor, J snr•creeded in es—
caping ae.ra:Ess ; the yt.e tsccin
tsar safe. tit
r.or. 1,ri, , 0n, placed
,itinolig erizylinals
vi.test sort, - awl 'set: to wc,rk
.Young Germany, stilt
:Tuthill% :with the .exeitements of
recent - - IlevujuLiPo, learned with
.4 - .ruil';cm the .treattnent- inflieted . !
Lyon the etuinent - pout and scholar,
ntd nunierou petitions. were"
ik3 - nt; to'
tcQ sPruz.sian, Governfaent, praTir.g
that iffs situation might fie- ameliora
ud. To all this-the attOorities paid to ,
tittention'i r w hatever.,. - t he :protesta..,
Lops eensod,and Kinkel,seemed.
is he abandoned by -his friends. -There,
rcal•one. however, who didl-na desert
Lim Carl Shutz ltsft PdriS, disguised
zsif in tags, and, derythg the
tzaiTeLl . • te.-entered - ,Prussiii;vilth an
O t rgan on . baek._ In the day, be
4r,rd his bread On_the high road; tkt
tvit, he lui h aside his organ, and
halted the' abodes-or leis forrher coin. l 4 hirtns - tthd the 'Mends* of German
r4a(nriear to re-awaken
. " - •=r . intere'at In CO fate of 'the :irtit
4)med.,palriot; way
-14416,1 hundred leagues of,
fot, plityinkr,:the organ through Many
1 61 1't4 and villages; carefully maturing.
and sleeping bitifis or
w , er. hecigeS: On one. - Oceasiort he.
!is stopped by two Prussian gold.
i t r aes, who 'inquired where •he was
* • • • J. ; • ,•
111:1'',E0 ' neigl - Ib2ring town," replied
.
} - on' like to earn a flandful
,--pearie's?" asked the othera.
Certaittly." • -
"Very well ; come with' tia to. our
u t 4 "itqs• We intend-JO give a darite
ureniug, and , the ,al.rs Of four
organ huh, our purpoae:exactiY.,"
'Arm* .inowstilile to ..declino,
ofrogef the sofdiere withcut.excittng
gr ua
'pieijoi -s Sliurz aceept . .o, with a
t ihow gi during
th e nd e whore:night ground onf . 'wtilt.:ze
alquadrilies for a batallion gap'
t'lr Leaving untlieovered Lito
keeiety of the rßiiitary .p -
"ot, young. Siturz' continued 'bin JOUr •
!'%'l • khort time subsecittehtlY,
'rilormati6n reatlled hina`thatKrilk§ijA
4 tui; been clainid. 40,1 ivas
----Ibeatirnita and
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'' , liiite''ioiiii c. iiiithi',""ii.hOil Ilie "Itre ts`
NIT litedhie`• treseited; . tt:piAt' bittite;
i3sVortedibre gr•uti'djof • Irene- drake° ' s; ,
drove vvaltialy- -thrtiligh -thV.t . ovrn' of
1 leanklait; mid 1 11 7 afted 'before atie priori.;
of:
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A•:, ',Meet, itythe hnifarprof-li:Col . el
?i Alio lbayat .Gtiartl,,ati ' E . :tad (torn! ha
vehicl er, , - i atid lorgs• spot,: i 'the prese ce ,
; of the Director, intai-*v .. (Ise. hands Ile]
Iplaced - a letter from the, Minister of
the. InteriO4 Cf Berliri, awl hearig
the ofticial.seal. ' Receiving the pac et,
with the rOgpeet due to;tivomnuari a
, Lion- front the Minister, the Diree or
opened,theiraporthnt.ruibtive acid r ad
als . follos;78 : , • -..' ' ,- . 1 " • • ':
"A deep laid plot has been orgati iz . ..'
ed .at:. Bergin, the object Of iihiell ij'to
effect' the forcible releaiiii bf the C h—.'
1 vicCkinkel train , tlie barids of.: he
,ta,nt.horitio,,s. We ,are ,- now 'is:web:l:i
.the - mbieutenarnt:;:,the :kOileplihttica.;, ,
and , i,tre priparingltb:ariest - thei:lifi•
order, Liewever, to: proveot-Che, polsi
biti!,3i. ot a surprise; the bearer of the
present letter, ColL:,,,is-connittid. !
ed to• take charge of your prisoner;
I ivhom he,.‘Vililnuntediately condOet. to
'i the citadel. a Magdehchrg, and plate
' him in the hands tif : the Govern of
1 that fOrtress."• - ,: ~1 -- , '''.--.1
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' ~,,ll.,pen ' rcultug • this, ministerial in-,
-jUlletion, lerferdttebtar cfl.lbe Spandau
prison at , c .olice• • :' ad, 'tfifi': iiillortuft.te
'Kinkle awakened; caused him to .be
I`4‘eireiy ironed and Pladea in the post I
'Chaise, whichsct-.-Off.oril the. ' road.; to'
1 tit - ilidtibiier: , ';'i aceotiwaiiied by-- t,Wei!
.Colevel ited'tottr ilragiienii,- who redo::
I with -ciratfi • sabret All night long
1 tidy i t.i.aeltf'd• at 'rapid speed ; I
were
I horses ere instantly furnished . a ( , 4bl
' reluy i the Colcirel's demand being . ..ac.'
1 compar l ied by the' magical expression, 1
'the Icit . .g's
,service." - 1 The unhappy
1 priSoner o eronehed in a corriei . oflie
vehiele,..cared len• what, might be-his 1
fa—L
teGiumany .tiled forgotten h m,,
~,
and tiottine• - buld be worse' ;than 'the
noi,otne du ii,:;e • on.lat . Spandau. ,' SI rn ; 1
ing t.:aine
. -. ..13, lasyt grai winter's.daw a,
and the C:1- I trviRge'stoppei, . The' Coley:'
net iiitaselt .eipened tile door, and.bade
the prisoner,aliglit 1 ithout 'a word
rigor iii.ell'er ob(yed,' nil fou'rof liiii-,
self- "standing on the sea shore , ' a •bldat I
al *log' a ' fe.af : feet friim the' snot
i
I w ere, lid. t . C0(.1, and 'it . ' ship,. with ilia
I ki glishflui , „...at ; her rnast,headlyi4i'tti
within , sight,. I'lle -prisoner uttered
t
cry •of-infogied hope-at d:despair.i I', •' '
- •' 4 Do . ye;tl notkriow 'me, my-dear
rn:t.si.er ?".'.sobbed the pS'en'Flo Telenet.'
te ring.,4 Ibis' fals:e e
i stache,land ;
, clasping - Midis' in his rms. "Iktm;
yothr frien '.l,t
4 id pupil., carlfilit-1,--,
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4et ill enkbraee mtell'ot er, once4iterei .
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?,thgland r i , - • ~.,1, , - 1
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1 liiti'liel toeld not rePIY, but
,hurst;
; ' t ufo tearS'. -./ii a 'few moments raorl3, l
; they Werei!iri., the: boat, and rowing,
Ilesiiiy_toward the vessel to the offing i . •
which. had how' htiisted the' Geri - nail
Republicar. flag, in token ,01., - reo • ogiii 7 '
i Lien "Una ' Weiceute";• As theY,reached
; am.; slitp's...side; ,lilinkel, pale and
I, trembling, leaned Upon Shuri's shout.:
der, , and.. inntifin red : ".Sly . wife ; my 1
1 ebildren .. - 7 -where are they'!'_' . 1 1
! .. I['e had tune to.'say 'no morejor, in
another Momenine.. Xtr
inel was; in
Moment 'St
! her liusband - .4,:arins; and his child en I
1 %vete clinging about,iiis. !mess. ,
1 • '''Afy -)nission is aeChtliplistied," 8 id
iyonne• Shurz, "I had scorn, (ear
ynaSt - er, to_ restore; yeu to . . liberty, and 1
'..to,yourfa_inilY.';My duty is
-dome:;,, I
1- •'U pen their. arrival- in • Lorelop, 'the 1
[ prat iots were received 1%,.it1i transpvs ;
of on thusinsM. The : rich German I
i residents• of 'the British metropolis
;look Upon themselvef_-_pr9vide for.',
, the bravo yo - ung ...falroirs . who, in the
; disguise of Prusaiait•- dragoons, had
i aided Shurz, in successfully carrying
t, out his !Roble projeet,:and Prof. Dinkel ;
; himself commenced givinglecturesio'n;
:German literature, Which Met With 1
iinntense 4itieeess.• ; Cat L. Shtirz : "Sobri
latterward parted -from lhis oh precep
ltor, and, si)t, out to seek his fortune in
the pro - fraSed land . across the broad
'lAtlantio: Ills career in the United
i States is well known,lle had left in
Germany ad aged father,. who tonked
to see again his,lfavorite son; . .but it isl
I ROt easy fOr a man, to ' l iris4, a; couniTy
i where .-certain death ' livraits him if,
detected:- Still forttine Smiled] on,
Shurz. Risen' high `'in favor' 'with '
f'retlident. Lincoln, theGerman-A.riter
-1 ican Gei . .eral was . api.ointed, 2evoy
'F;xtraordinary to the oDourt of Madrid,
anti fifteen yeii,rB after4his flight with
Xinkki, 'he quietly tie-visited..his birth-
Wade . Ncc r Pinssian gendarme 'dared
.to lay
.a finger upon rthc condeinned
lelOtr,now a diplomatie.r.epreserstaitiVe
of Oite-ofthe most •poiverttil• nations
on tihe globe. -• ', ;
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Tun SECRET. — . `l% 'nottee4V same
Franklim• 'a mechanic, among - a ntiir.-
ber of 'others at Work _on a - house
et etic - ig'- . 14a1,- a little,way,tron Ry.oi.
flee, `who always appeared to be - i n .. it
-merry\liunuir, who had .a ' kind. word
and a-cheerful smile for"every one he
met. ;.Let the day be ever 66 cold,
-
gloomy or .. sunless, a „happy s , prOe
danced like a suebearit on his , cheerful
-countenance:' lgeeting him One Morn
ir.g, Lasked,him to i tell -me thnseeiet
of . h - 1,:; - constant..ll4o •Ilevi,or sprits
'A -,.i5ee5"et:14 . 240i:,."1 replied, II have
got, one,:of,,.tkie 'fbest, 'of wtves and
wben II gd?to work, she alwayg • , atlia
kind:W - 0A Of . oricouragernent. fci , me,
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' -THEI ' FIEND' PROBST; .
"'in - the crtininaTbdiiit sci' I'4ififladii
phiaron Tuesday,. Ist•inst.- i
the'-mo
tion of counsel lei :a new trial 'of 4-:
wing• Pxabst; convicted.. of the massa
cre-Grit:hp Deerlng familY,..wati refos
•tom ed, arm bistriet Attorney Mann asked
1
for. the judgment of the Co urt..' Judge'
Allison - direeted the .clork to l direef tf ,
prix finer
pr'isoner. to & _atm up and. inquire if. he
hrid.rinything to say why sentence of
daitli should ;not be, pronounced.' The
interpreter eiar.ding by the dock .in..
farined Frobet Of the,order; • Tbe Pr's
,
°nor. shook hie bead in. the negative in
•to thenquiry wbether, h dha
reely i o _
:sniping to say.. Judge Allison then
.
proceeded to. pass sentence;
,
. Antoine Probst—You stand 'at the
bar of' this Court, convicted of' mon.
der of the fir4t degree. A Pry pf your
own selection pronounced you, after a
patient N4rial; guilty of 4 crime, the
punishment of which fie death.
Without cause and with malice pre='
meditated, you took the life Of Chrie
t'oplier Deerlog. This, the verdict, re.
corded against you, establishes as a
fact, judiciallY,aseertained 3 after a sot.
amp and impat 41 trilal, in; which Your
every right was most carefully guard
ed. No one,of the , formst which the
law has declared to be of1;1‘i substance
of such it~ trial, in the j ealous Watch
and care which it• keeper. over the life
of the citizen and the alien Alike, ;has i
been negteutod in your case. IA strati.
ger to aetrange land; alone bat) not
friendiesk for the law itself' became
your friend; provided , you . with able
and conscientious counsel; shielded'
you from popular violeute; watched
over and guarded 'yOur lite with`steep:'
ic's vigilance; and by the direct inter
position of its might and its poiver,
obtained;for you a,. trial, nccord.ng ; to
the forms of the Coretitutina - All
this was secured to you bti notrifiother
' but by legulevic;ence, noi.; in the. least
degree by your own,confession, bat by
evi t dence fro
• m which tbereiweo,no es.
cape, most conclusive in it's character,.
;you have Geeu found guilty of the corn,
mission oflone of the most • appalling
crimes of which the records of civili
zed jurisprudence*maKe arlY mention,
A felony' of murder tinparalleteff,
your heart coeceived.and your hands
executed; In plan momi cemprehensive;
io'ininutcriess ot detail., 01 E1 ( 111 % 1 1cl ; 40,
execution, relentless, bru,lll, savage
beyond precedent. 11 '
r ' ,
4 husbarid Anti a fatties ' ; reteruirto
to Lis hemo,,,, io. 'all , th , ks.l.ri.--V i o
'& l 4-t t i c 'tflih s ; g rWi -ki 't t liMden i o ' v - ed ones,
whoni God had - given to br- - toiling
at her domestic altar—her Jitimble
fireside; n companion - of ' , mar '.ditily
labor, who With you sbarel yr .-- Mi• bed;
who, almost slept in your arms; at
1 peace with you; the very breath of
whose life you breathed) 'your fourth
victim,- an inoffensive visitor, whose
sex en t uld. have - net in vain appealed
to your compassion, if cornpaseion you
i p069C1:41, had yeti but thought of the
Imother who, (fa4e you bir th. , Apo four
, helpless chiltrreo of these Slaughtered
parents; four little
,open ; : who.had DO-
I
ter dons you harm; of thijeo of' these,
in innocent arat happy childhood, you
had` been the daily witness; listened to
i their • young Fend merry 'voices, ana l
Perhaps have-.bail thiiin plriy in vonfi- i
1 dente and trust anout you; and the;
fourth a smiling, mantle, 1 ten der babe, I
who had , not yet learned to lisp your
name, ' o r v) know
. 1-.111 LIS a Stranger in
Wet boujsehold, whose, tiny, -bloody 1
glirment ~ lirotwht here by other
,
-lirind4 here testirnony most crushing
aeainet the ?nrinster , in l the shape of
man, who mit and hacked its young
life away.: ' 1
1 j
1 W' ,all :who gathered beueath ; the
hurrible roof of Christoplrr Deering,
but pLO reniaind, • a little, lonely, soli.
i Lary boy, saved not by your mercy,
1 for-mercy you had .pant but by an in ,
terposing Provideocer„ Protected from
I your murderous , arm, and uplifted axe,
with.whichyou Bought to kill them all.
All this you performed alone, or
,aided by andther, it matte - r i b not•which,
so far as the legal arid moral guilt of
all ' th ese maiden committed. by yoa
I is_ :concerned , , and .much, more that
thamar. eye r bath not seen. ou iltd,with •
1
malice intionbeivable.
I 1
.Alinost Without motive } You went at
your• work self - imposed ,, and eignOn.
I nocent victims you slew; not suddenr
Ily, not in a temper of resistless pas.
sion, but in the coolness of a premed
litated design—one by One, at inter
!vals, With solemn pause; with calm de
liberatiou,and with a qtfenchless thirst
for•bldod, you seased not itintil all that
1
you set out to do was frilly ended; and
you found 'yourself alone with the dead.
Your triumph was thee complete.
This is a poor picture of your work,
and-of this
,I. here remind • yob, 'that
you may even now, ht this dread hour
for you, realize if it indeed bo poisible
,for you to , a - 0 ac,„ k tu, epormity of your
deeds of blood,- and before God seek
for pardon 'for your crime.',.
, No one may limit His,Power to - for-,
give, but you can find_rnerey, only in
redeeming;'loye. Man :cannot., l will
not, dare not, pass by unavenged, a
crime so fearful, as id be simnel.
nameless. Society demands protec
tion and violated la-4 iti vindication.
• ,But the Omnipotent . Giid 'hathi said,
tWhosoever will, let.hiM come." To
'hia.meri:y I'commenti yda. • f
Y •But what you bate to Ao,'do,speed-
V rQr. thd . night _of, (Utah !
,Crids its
.. AI- - .., i .
r ahadtiors alreridy.,moun4 • you. JO
..!".. ~.. : .!. ~..i 1. .....:: , '
1 ,
®~I
EMS
•i
- Beaver;-;) '.zavv.:.eanes(
• F,14-4 v4ij tp-j,
1-; , r:- ~,, .. - ; hat 0:43' ~....t. „ , ..,
WM00'3 1 094 ,kiNq . 4' At*qhfiN,
lviftor,,yOlt s , ink'. ,knit V.V., = '.c.R4i - . 4 ,1h
i he.niOlip,,th...i.iiJOeike -, ' ' •
Aiii;ig 4 tY . Ow n 64 LZt;iirPu:Litt . q/K141;13
inii;si and Itielies on OkktfkaAqu At&
its wib... And:. ihat;ilyilelle MUMS.:
tO be. lore, shall , not . long lNdoi4,yecr„
Toil hatfrour - o? Ciiiiin tiliv i tWi4t:4 l ,
ait,4 , ,Atir:f i elf-P - urP l'...''' I l ilAt l ig n 4 4 4lk
iii}. triurripl; noW, o tbo:44etilop.; 0*
p'oBikr o' , 6ony.ictia l ~s 0 4 - piiiiiv
.. .i . §, - t,;ii nit ;
, ,'verest 4innishTnt!ofAltk! iltn!nnk
w'. ~,'' hif5 . .d.6.4 n ikfOli . e#, IXl:fAti ,I
1
n1 1 474 9'0 , lied utriged,f 4tis i tiOi r
hler symputhies`,ol4 mlturc.,l,,,i.
It; 90 iy. ren4ilia:for_ me tb,334514 ,9 , 1,.
you i the. judgmo in.. iff, the,4,ir„, iti s liltik,
ill,: o,Lit-----I.ilerk,,tha - . :iiii i .gFilg. 4 4 !,
arUetl, - and_aio!4. brolilitedlit rsop,-,
I
eluded the siarttotic,Farito ifitig o:
the prianher ,at tb*tiar, be r i. s mi,,frop l
hence,;” to the la a il:..0f ; I:13?„
„tit:y . i,94.
PhilatTelPhja, fro .74 13 9 P. i i ..d4PIN
ancl i tht!iee 'to th "'" Mace Or, 11014.
and that li s e;therpl_loii hail ,r l v..tti#
neck until he
,isdincL . in - flti,..VA
haVe 'Mercy on' h . f 4 iicsiil, I . I' , lil r., , ,'.
Dtii lug the tim ;the awl;' , is :•itfitAi
the crimes comiliiitiid by, NON*
falling from the lips'ot .1"11,4 , .itliiiioi; t :
and *hen ilia:terrible *o i? Ofifi l *
that .cOneigriea :he Mari:4l: ,r I it. iiie;
gallOWii4ind demanded blood ..xbioc
r ere, being uttered, the . kiii•, qm , l 11 , 604
in' 1. lie clock ii 9 impassive , risa.. tatiie." ,
At:no point dicti4 evidee,#AiliVOtiloa , .
tn. give.. Way to iv feeling ofpip?'tien,
aticl he resumed . 'his seat ail
.j iltiritela
apparent indiffeithice as tiiii kilo' hit 4
merely heciisent iceil", tOdip . ..,yealo'c,.
t
la the cauaty pre •
pa ter , *rilWagAlia.
necks ;of a few of the' , inrOitili of ftiraiii,
fartneee. chickebloop., ~. ,--- .
- _, • -- 77 — r. .:4 - 11 - , c4 .,
NC:p I.BILITIES I C0:464M; (4.74:,,00,cr.
1 .
respondent }of . a westewfillpor, 'de.,
scribes'. Mr. Bal win, ot ittireaster,i
Mass. District. llthe 'there' -1,-,itian
in congrees, ph - ,scall,Y, ;l ii;!'T;44tiii:
guiehed some of
he i pthitysi';. ..- `, LI
' , The
,weialthies 'man . is faido.'iltleN'
!of Maigichusett 7 , the isiiii4:apOl&
[and shovel inanlicturexiiitAbntalzor J.I
1 Tbe meet; exten iv.e houtiAkttlid
! manufacturer, itt , F , B -Ail,tof Di e .
sacbusetts. . Theheaviissli - plsziti , pac. .r.,
er is Benjamin ;• gglestonoc.4244 .
Theinost extensive-iron liiii4fatitat . 4.
er is .1. A. .Gribmuld, of.Ai
,Ilkop_iotic : '
/
The riollei,t•bapker,is,Sm Itanper;
iof M.lissachusiittThe-. loritt4.
: on' • the . Derener tfol:;eide;
1 member., D. Wl-; [oiihr'
.‘;..
The host speake .on
for . tile galleries, is, Vir
I Pennsylvania. , .Dhe,
speaker (by :the. .Ein
Illo7,tr..MalN ir
and .ntost. Bundle' off hail- 13 ( ) - la'.
the SpealiCr, 11..0. :Schuyler. coltax.
I The hest-voice • fu -declamation Ili that
lof N. P. 'Bonita of Mussaciatiiietts t
clr.
i Tho. host lcultiv ted • head'--of lhair T
1 is that of. 4.6dre ' Jackson Beget-N - 1r
a t
1 New Jersey,' the: leader of the .peuir
craticparl.. - i . .
You& TEETH. -M
ROW/TOl SAVE
Beecher, .40.
sician,'asvfell as
lecturer,and
says: I
"Otie tettb
breath; tip l seerra
eect-masticittion
something ofpb:,4
%.tbeologist, ftuth.o
fefo - rmi" geOertlll
acuY; Hen .ba
month, and
Every body iedrets
bt
it. What ii the t i cause? It is a Want r .
cleanliness! Aci can t3oth'ileor de
cays. The mouth its', a wartn place-
.ninety r eiglat degrees. Partieles .Of
mita 'between the. teeth decomPose.4-,
Ghnleriand teeth . must'strifer. - Cleanli.l
ness will preserve • the teeth 'to old i
ago. Uscia qnill,piek and rinse - thej
mouth, after•eatlrig; brush with, - c5-1
tile soap every horning; brush ~.wil
b
pure water On r tiring. Bestow this
trifling card on our precioti44eeth,
you will keep tpua• and ruitrithe deia
tists: Neglect' at arid you, will be an
sorrow all ;your lilies: - • • •
Children foricet. Watchthem-f--
:rho fist teeth deterinino tbeebarse
ter of' the seentid `set.._ 'Ot) them
equal care."; • I
Sagui,'acids; ••
are_nothingepth,
posed between tl
loesen thel teeth,
out, bitt . 'keep,t,
will never dee l
1 worth more thl
th eVery boy a
beim written 0,1
brief 'articleto
sential. •
pt,dpnks,l
;aied with
t,egi!,ll;
usa;May
heti-, clean
This
, thoixsaud:
' d girl:
n the silt
teine 'all I
,
.I.YEPENO ON YOOKNELPi--- Ofit yonng
men consider it a great pi sfortunn to
be; born poor, or not live eamtai
enough to eptablish then:l6cl ee at their
outset in life, it a good,buliness. This
is a- mistaken 'potion.... So far as pOvi.
erty being a inisfor.tnne to heiri , ifivre
may judge. from w bat . w every daY
behold, it isl really a bl seingr Ithe
chance is :morel thin ten to onnagainat
.bin't WhOltarter with lifent - of motley.
,Let any one to ' k 'back. twenty years
and see who egan' busitiels iit . that
time with ebtinditut . mrianfi,' Mt& tillOO
them down io ' the. priMoriti - day. -,-
How' many -of ' 'them' now- lionSt .Of
li t
, Worth and . stit ding'? On''thnOtiritrit.
ry,.h9w :many ' ave. becOme ifortr;rlilit
their plaeen in ociety, and nre.iiiiitiil
by the i r own - iboon eornparunns Wit',h
a' look 'Which plainly'"saysi "I ,know
you not !" '' I. . i ''l
- gi.nizz . ony'fisii that .!.Kiq.! toct't.hc!,!3Pd
of a:mates name, in inadyi instiiiinen, it
i
liko th e* %nick 'ins piestiil--Oloi4fOr
in o'rnamenit, an•for link Priotical nee:
.•
• it •I
, , Tema 00.10i0Nrcisali
I R , oastruation. , .
i 'd6i4det Si . keti.o4Oryiteitsiii, iollia l :,
~,,.,,,,,-,. , I s a 1.• i.. ~.,-
. L . , ..,,; 1.,,... 2 „ ;
wAo.ilgsg4. 'Pit , g? I flP / A L Mq`ii .aryv ,
meotrwhioh„.i4f; good:Aoryiee bkfkly
•truio* army and mho. isonenotlithe
mililt'Of I angres i s r electa bi'sho
Ils-'lite4; detente i ' 6l 9 tl ? l ' °f:,ii l , ' .,t 14 4 i ' ,3 .7 ,
1
Q,, rceelnstrn woo as. , will 6 ill lay
~ , ,,,, ~? . , . , , , 't '
the' follo.vfltag extract from r a ,eFteethl
recentli delivlerttdi by trim: . ?, , , ;1
''`Bit'`it, ie I said 'a, radical' C ngrfiss
willtb , ,,iitithil. Unin men of tb, Solth.
,t,
l'afti Tine of lhoOet men, find a ' aPPh 4
cunt ler* ; l ie - 4 *Congress. I believe
, It'itiijhe iii•dmltrne`eono ogres*
will 4o ttfi°#nty ih re,gard . to Tiandift:
tielittinfit ny.ol her State tbattakeb the ,
same c poklitioa, W-Ily is 1 ft,;hoti'dhpei I
riort i We hare hatlh warr for fon'''. ol
five' 'earn; ' " 1111 cannot expe tiCon
gresst9 heal all these differenc 8 iti, it . !
leo+ l date. lib Wire `ltheir dat hi ex-'I
athit4theccirrditie`o of the gov`urtniento
3 / ,
nt'llkisit Statesf , tojoaarnine their con -V
stitu Ong 'ilnd. ln rit.; l ' and Who rt' their
loyal tzovernment,•inproperly estab--
'Malted to regognizot.44l„amilthen one .
I ppint: is settled. ,Attex, that , coM OS the
ift6l+
tlilitliie d 4 'to - the 'lnalllNti' i tima o
mn:l)j '''cobn , '"rtiiii' had a rrgbt tool
iiii 64 ciibe the,.lo oath; an i T say here
th'at I would sit in my seat untitil frozi
to dedth before ;I would ever Tote &repeal
Ittie Oth uktd tlie' SoUthern freople an it
'Keir,papAri4l4`ow a different tons 'manta
174 Untotilnea of the 'Soil& Xow tke
I Presi'deht,fide`iiiiti himself the,, Con.;
grad; 'Millie lle1:14td tee state ovirri
m -,
eoti tirOy'erl.ir egtabliAb hd ' it 11;
1
e -- ao --..beehme vend ' Why.; ttibn i iiire
tfiese Statki not; admittedl - r - ,:witl 1
t - etryoti. • Ciangressaiked for e ` donee
as tetbase'Siat:eft. it asked or the.
firtactaniations, honstittittoans; ''do n 't
rattan; laws. 'The' Pieeidlin j rneltei'
,r,
lekt them to Cotigrese . until,larch:—
But mean while it'had'heeteg th:3,nk.
ii,roots ' from' other
jut
Old` at'
fetikttli 'lr *as just, 'read,i , t 4 'fidniie
Tefitidixiii.".'...Then One' brankh of !tti'e,
LegVilittati*va r s disorg,nized, atidl the
rhlael 1 , 141114(r not 'beifig *flllire'to
shbritit t'ii the tole or , the tritiority;
660414' tti breakup, and `-deaf O , • 1 the
-
•
'They, ' left', ;OA c
'frontle
witbbist a lia t o l lith 'n'tni Tf'is oti :iv th 4
cifit i,,qaorniF,: t -- And I sa,f'thlt while'
tbe_garprothent was in i ttpatcoOrdltfotil •
they ill iiiot,'h M. an of_ .oit' wlii , iibutd
lialaratu A,
dd deo+ : l
t re4r,impY
`Qiir
land
ajsicii 1 is
0( 'lt 11168 1
wits
:This
Ithit js
MIER
lIM
1 1
ii
NEU
•
;„;:,;.."!1,-;11; „ .•-
;7
row a fi.'freli
. s .dee . a. .._
is ' iii . ii' . 1 1
toward the 1117 . niou . men 'Of the'South,
as there ever was in 1860 or 1801,—;
1 14, - the faefs - havU proved t at 'COn
uress it; itS cool and crelibert' 4 trtiat
-110
Mont of ttie
. thatier, closer . di , the
thanks , p1,._a11. - IJniott' : mon';: giving
otipOrtunityl, IcirilitisS, rebels o Show,
thei,lrabdii. irne will sb w that
Congress - Was right. - Brit' II these
things will be settled wisely 'rid liafe.'
IY, and 'wfea,loyaj men, get c ntr)l cif . ,
those overninsti'ts, thee will. then b'el
nri clifticulty, and all t i "Cie q estiims
will I bo„ sntibladtorilysettl d.'.'lp
Tenciesiee Two Bliall e E 'bt ne - erilifn.4
bers:, to' make _a f ffrtOrinn, ..t en :the'
franchise bill , securint , contro toi ley-
ril rhea will 'pass; -and then] I have,
no .'ilotiht Ithat Congress WO act
promptly and rightly:" 1
- ---- --
tt
.„. . ‘ ..i ~,._'' q_,
now . sta...."Atlvcotrt • zIGICED THE 1
NO9LA.IIATION.—Thb - Roßieg.ter Ex--
press relatoti the follow.jug„toti the'.cir.
li
eumi,taticoti attenditir - .: . triettln'd
sigoatut a, te the Etnsixiipati n` Po
laination;,anci- says ;it hasr e rio ..before
horn pu.bliithed. .The large lt ieon...
tainibg•that document *as taken to
nr..,;Lincoln it noon on the 11.t3t day:
ofAanuaryk 1863, by Secretary. Sew
az& and his son Trederiek, 1 , 48 it_,
lay. Unrolled befo+,hirn,he tookrtripen, I
dipped at in ink, moved
.his ,haud,t6 I
t i t
the !place ,fur.- signature, •held it ft i rnoe.. l
rn erit'and. then removed his, andrand
droPped'th4 pen. After a ii_t Ea Lest
tatien he, again' tonk up theipekand
went, tb,rcingb . 'the same, 'overeient
as before. I.Mr:Lincoin turn d' i te Mr.
SeWard.arid ss,id: "I have b e n shak.B
, ingl i , handi-, Since nine o'cl ck , this
morning-and mi ti right arm r 'almost
paralyzed.. ilf y name . ever ;nes
latnifistary it ill be for .this act, and
myi whole. spat is in it. If, any band
trembles when 1., sign the proclama
tion, all who.' eiamine, the : document
hereafter' will ~ say 'he :hesitated: "--
Me' then tureed-to the tattle', took up
I
-the ,pe4 ag0ip....404 o.loFlyos+oteft ',bat
"4 1 11RAFIAM LiNctue will Which:the.
whole . world As .tlbw fainiliar. I He
look 4 up,"smiled _;and .sii4l; !ghat
will:do " ThatproclainsttiO9'.oser4cl
that . the 4 .E•icutive., Govern, tueiat "Or
the.ll,nited Suter, inclidlno the juili=l
tftry
,and mi t vak anib4rities, thereof:,
will rzcognize ; .and fnaialuidlthe . f.iii 7
do g of zaoh. peFsons.' l
- 1 ' i ,
Art Eogbeh -Fae er recently re
marked that "he fed tits !add before it
wae' hungry, retit'ect itl before it was
ieeers;
,and " weeded iti before" ft+' Was
foal:" Sefdcm, +if ' was so:mach
tegrioultnial wisdom- 1 Conde ea in-:I
eiagje ienteace. • -, • +
th 4. entire Oseto of ro
rapt Weiri DiGO
to .aotEti soalpiiSoisnou'Ai
biin..itiOp them.. .
l(711” IA! •
-"talalighedolBlB
I.
, iZe iiiiiit,;i'
_ i Ofiii.etii6i4-iia
!,...', 4 ,,i, taa - swhiu - i*,''6l3 1) 410 1 t
k "ff li. Li 'i stn 'fl 'l. .+- •Z. • i 'J a .a . 1 2
t Scsitt4n,t he Senate. ~.
Ijr,. :..:: stf ~ .. ..N ..:,:.... .-..-.7-r.t...,e; 01 1 Ti.. l i.:i.;
'lie, ifu3st,ela tuat'...aec,calva wile .n ot
,t.easi..:tri-. i • . , „ 1 -
.-f!lla i tleblita 3 tliiit iroerch&ri 6r. arrnikfa
i aimallibritveipigittecoailitttl4.nali . •' :::: ~,!
H Re ,‘tylid2 Velem,
,e
ife(414.4c1 o• t.louutAtt,,q,
t4pilid9gq!,b)cp.K4g,,' - 3 tilinorir,,,' ...i4, , ,
'eandiarles ' and ei)lgtiqiers '' ; . -
1i,. - iiiialkiib,f dii!i' Vi'(!e;iii;agb /I - 4 'flie'
liPthe it,ii.. Of ithlroti Aol \lii,.^C•.
..Ho pmelairned; by ii - 4' pligatipr i . that ; 1
1
J . - 01 E;p4rie -NF:if a ipmq.rll).4ol l V ; t l ka-hil
) ./9/Pha.ri l, -E-Ai1t9,(4.4, ..-.- —:: - •;,,,--. ..,, , 1
, W'_ fif.,..co l iirihir,t.! t G'ti raiiiiiig, wr iir'
.mieti tiy t6n4CAotioii.' ' ' -i ',- , ' ''' <r
I :kte , s'e)pesed 'aii'l• eire'ktrittod-lievers'
' 'eaaare by zif bieb Orll4 lilt ,waitgliNgo :
'l,4ech-C9'W:44iA 3 4 A hr4hum.,4i?icolk
* d" 1 ,4 , 9 a "typtli , -usuriir; , 4 Duri
Tiha ., ,, L 4 a 4ii" ,, ;4
.iJ ; , -.11„,...; t: ,, ,wiu.,'/ . 1
'1 - l''lt'e ri'diefil&P' A h4tr4iv-Johiiiiidifius , •ii
ieert in q". blielf.-b hp iti,'f, f i Oebriate'':l
ia'act -"ativen tu •-ri" '
I , .• : ...... 1, -. 4: • Il i ' ;;.!..!I'' ( i
11 ,Llie qvies - 01 tbp, ex : teneiol of
.. tke
e ec,t;vo fiat - jails:3'6 : Ole 'rgen in the
[field loerit4ig th:eir:li yea' • tir ' defe,nee;:of
Jtliel'Uniii.4;, , utidr wheil •thCrAid -7 v4e,.
I:ie efiaried: t!utt such use, of, itbejtalip,t.
l'..7aalklegAil.ald 4 fraad:.; - .; r,.'• - „-
I t ' I -4 1) °PrOi4 l :tihe do f4rlatiegthe iii ; o('
deaettera. - 111itt ' i tiiatkie'd ' 'Within the
legal Toitetirlo ;p tibt-efite. theiiiiniihine et
of. boitiioy-jampitif . ..: ....i: ./: ~ , .., ', ; e
•
• 0,
lie pAulij,iiftt4pOlinic heknous in the
a.driftofflpgr oi,tbu
of 'en
.11p "dethirtici and
ineisied tbtit it'ought•to 449 whgio
1-he dd.fiiinafed theAldetion 'to the Pre,46
env oto playedfiqtt•milltarypAubsiat.;
Tre „ tei?/Fec l cit)'cl IP 6 • 0 1,/u 1 4 1 'Thillril•
ea itt't tnion kqeibtA;.. , I ''. l
l'ltty'OpPelaed tlid estahliahnient of a
,!Tatitnahntrreneys....: ,-, ...I -..1,• cl •-,.'i
fate iritiSted '9h Pennkylviatda Ray-ing
or Znglish ereditors,o geld,-_when.by
lftbo - ,releff 41 fitnn - pinl liesilinia . ' the
1
• , rate blllfif 4Y . bib" likked lo' Pay in
eiirrntieyl , •The phyblentln - gold'etal
the -GosninonWetilth ,taidk. Ain:unhand*
de: doll ars, I* WO, „pen i: kit ! the ti itii: tO,
fill the pocke4, p i t EngliAatan who,
were then erigagediti affording aid l an
~,,
'ennifort i toc . the repels', figh t tifrefili the
- destineitOn Of 416,-Gtwerntaint 1 - ''' , - 1- ;L
lT h ode litre. affew4lf -the , d iatitvAisbed
'acti perfnilited- fry-Meister -Clymer
, .
1 , !lido helwan•a•atateAelLator: Re is
now a ,Oariditiate for„Goiernar, and
wai tiorifiunte'd'b his' party because
. - ' '9oi , ,lill the .
' Ayse a CAA?.
:with A re=
;tilt of -,the
,thy answer:
-=-11, IS just QaUSe.forlitMentatiOti tho
sticLeases as the following shoula..he
--;•-
00 ,rat oas to seem...woes:l66ll:7 , , '
The , 'Most loving ' tenderness nisi
blend with the loftiest eipurage. ' The
recent' spilt - ma of our: own- eamp's 'and
hospitals attest this Limply: , • "Sail.
gems;"' 6 id one of our generals, after
the battle.of 'Gettysl3urg, "I, give my
friend, Captain -,.----,-, into your- es
pecial care. I would I were , wounded
instead of fhirn." , •.•! - -
,i 1
I Arid this- eapi•xiin, who lay 'there t3tif
-1 foringG,baid to the surgeon, "When', I
was brought in here,. wounded, before
1 our toblv general. mounted his horse for
1 the pursuit, he: came 'here, be ,put. his
arm around !fie, read those hlcssed.ver-
Sea, 'Let not your heart be troubled,'
Lit.e.,„ arid, kneeling dowii, offered a
I brief prayer for my recovery.",
I ' And this, was t-he man whoSe fight
ing at Omni:lieu. Hill, the first_ day,
i l befere Meade-'came 'ep,•tia,vil the day
for iiSl ' Howard' is his m
ns.e ! ' "T
THE Weatbot•o' correspond . entof_the
Worcester BAT writes: • Ar, - old tidy,
Ruggles, , O. now ., living to .this
town, at the v,enerable age of ninety
three years, With faculties
-who, .ti 'teacher, in Qumc
bridge,. bumbered.among • her pupils a
fair-haired boy. mimed Robert E. Leo,
'afterwards known to infamy •as the
'commander-in-chief of.the rebel artki."
Perhaps a, mo re iigorous - aitplication
of the - birch. in his boyhood's days
'would have ,savSd him the necessity
laterperiod by , schoolmaster. tr. S.
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IGrant. , . .
, ,
Tit Mobile Regglef' at - the
head of itti columns -the name of Gem;
era! Robert E. Leo as candidateFfor
President of the United States in 1868
and renlai•kit that there is a concerted
organiistion now. in progress to.. put
forward,fithe"nindel hero of the .oon
federac?! as the State Rights .pemo
cratio.cAndidate in the next Presidenr
tiaLcanpaign..
A BABY convention -,held at
Huseat:ine, 101vf,7 4- rireend-y; - Fifteea
mothbra.. with theW ones;. were
preient; and voted' - on the Auestioir . of
the,. prettiest. Each baby.. gob. f. One
ioL'e and no rndre.,i Every tTiother
ed. for. her plan. Offs pri
So . prittmAN;putting op: as'lnti,
was 'talked 'in , the %rnortif,hg' hii* 'tee
sre.pt:". , Alirrinh;`mati;" ha rapl , lo; 411;6
vir
vera eel; eitherrbilt
bettei'at thsim'tlie atiti 6'
thetri arie'S'iffts 'WS 'nigh : f. 4 !.:
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Ir is-,stated that Abo:Algrmoris
Utah are-rebellioas.- ITheyi have' 're-7
ccntizeassissinated.eight,Gentiles, and
poined! up placards warning all
Goptilaa'to leave the Territor7;
,6 , nt
Lie eredi..-
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snbiequenWriiteitti
kiksilAt) Watuf adreitiiseie~aj~gle } Snte.. , x _:
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A space sun:skin ywErxklines- -
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nenisnesa a 9 a . 6Bllfirep.i ) VAM ' • : A
rntesaitiggAiigaa4o l4,ll 4. 4 4atC
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Business. bills, D . ceni4ii" tinei per yass
Vi r gairgitlTh ‘ )4 1 Ws , g. t i l l' , 4Y r t*Or - -
ana other,:N n ticeq V"•pptill. Ant.eivi
1 ~f
1 1 / 3 ;;411,:i
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T l / 4 4 1 liti'Vkstfifii / 011. 4
',l-1 .. airtuikeis.-YElS'SOkfads?=- 4 4otrifirsi,
tail;tiattett,;ofinranbrit;fvellen Pyosi
Ph , niv;i4l4lo-leri ettf4 ,rlSt)Pkft.
_ 1 0 ,91 1 t ho l, t;‘.4t l 1 P? • 'ra f t gq& -
if,ir . once, — The ;nor. urn • ;11164
forrudatition stiO bihettille 4 iktilos4 7,
tit& tiffifcifibits;-)Zt`e . enfirPosn'til
, prorierties. , But , ,aftfoots.p ocanpylbg4:: •
PfsTi. d>, l ! ) , §Qil Year4tAcr,!"x4A!, THRti.l4:
OP ,;bitrelis i tf b. ,ef
_4lO mionr,e;:-. 7 th, M,
part coming 'tbellidt*
- 2 -1411 'lid
szettrit-4t;:dease several -tir'opo-=.1.6 gee
I,i:sain{); , :licoefit it - of : % :.41141111rf:# plOyfift
u ndef,l- : - '
'r?orOn!illps - 11:ti f ie efftio
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benef(
,the 7 thipte•bht;fshnie'dfotte l itretig,is
. i 4, upf l . l nit de hart: to ot her rhea dal
int reefliSte., - 11 ,148:, Oa!
Yi t al t Y'iltk ) i
,preferable„ ;atm or, rt(p
r gitOqtll-60111}i. It litl4
et!•very'elEitiely : add - Ado; asd thoionkh •
rotten,' if the.etren4h 411: • 4go
ground. -‘ • ''. ;•r;--); 911;
.For even top `
Or'3 s Vl
Ottlylor yel:
at shgbilk::: for.more,-
sOin r clwbst opo6 the quantitylaPplris4
wad, 'the nature .of,,,,the,
plpiyod in ' the '
good effeets, ; rill,
seen nionk, tile; grass for
yelrs—
and
' t ogg egato e lV bet • sr b • gfea er
than+ , itlionliapplied to -tho
(Hose ,observatione upon experiments
seam -1- Y).-44Ye
the ground ',ben t it i lt your, /
roughma n urn; arof fet felinent'antt
h'in i follet'hl3`Siritafit'St, the grAik'orbp;
theca- the oti. 'dertvo - --morti,
botefitititecaer 'yo..p.,derife At 411. •cok
co_u f Sq v Whprp raititlg t .• tppi
d r,essi n g "alone can -he. "rcisprted
'reheated' 'c'ditts . ..ai;
iftn tin IS" fiticvbeit itiii•apPlfy -
is , tidvisab,lB.l tiWhei~ ' umbihy ;: or the
i etkailp* - -,rnoting' ..,:graseles,.- s art t ygrow : 34 o
manure rnfin,
,he:tkpr - ougly,,wc t r,ls . ed Lth
the'serfaen. fly Cultivator ifid.'harrol
att'fh. graiK*llll . 2cignit VUt'6llp 4 s44P
,0114t'ln:ro,r-
USEPII,LNEsSI OF TEM k ty
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tywit-thai no fa t me • . mil'
.
trer.destro;Vetl:- cfr -Sell6 7 the 0114
any deinage ; svhilo ,the are .-cKf sfrest ,
4.9rikee
against, the dehre4ations of
.-aticq 294
nog tu r nal ' i'nseets t l' he watnitd . i
r Ili fells' h 6 To 110
term,: ; Ili: , •
hp fe64 l - 4 dills consists ttltalk6"
eifiebly tt.' 7 %,ll4' l o'iiti4 a6l - if thftte.
Ratly•ot the 'arcialler 'speefes
taultitadeal•of ) • 't•slient.=,, and
=SE
.neniti'ttiacuie nrieist; 'diurnal
pArtike . l ioni'whAtt ' ;of"
the tir . 4witti, • And 101 which
-pursue nd- Cap tura, while oq. the:llll4k
But &co; tik 16 1 5 ,611
hut boinpared with the ,
ber:Cfiig theY:are• ethistafeily (Ming by
deettroying tioxicturs'ininfal4.wilieli;
as: •we have el ; coniititUtci
thti:oreater poi.tion tit tbkeir. food
'AVe all know that Ini_ce'd§ - ,innoile
mischief LI uri the : : Wintiir • sca- - ,On in:-
inrdling trees,' hedges,- etc., and -: nu
0
merous inventionsandappliannes , havo
been - recommended •foritie protection=
of tr,sesigaint•
,their ravages, nearly
all of which are found •to be impracti : ,
cablii ''writei. recent: number
of at:mos- tilat'-it
ge t ntleman'• tvb,o' bad r ; l:iveral.lhundred
pear trees ; jest;:. - eorning : into ; bearing,
had, them natirly a 11,. : ., destroyed_ by
.15fow,;' should nettle owl;
which assists the farmer.' in'
by dCsitrOyinglranimals whick e are
structive ,toi 1 ie.inteceets:,prpteeteti
and-. rpgurde,d. 'ag i f'riea„4:/"
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Diaaityi
ing of - ,00 .4 1 iiieilatjii r lits.itßtct. Yar
mere' Club s ii inemVer related ei
piniunce in - this tasiter
Irishman • in• his 4niplOyitlent,• i n.order
to. ascertain: Where , Int'eugbit.to, , dig
to obtain. .water_liounest, got-al_atcine
t
and ,boried.it over night in_iie granct;
next t haidpari.; - 1:n th'e'rnernllig
he four:Alt quite nioist; tio:aefflT
eiently' so to ' ' suit his-.taney7 : '' meat
night-tie tried it in another spot, rind
it mus_ found very -wet„on..,the
ing Morn : mgt. I ."Ther . , o :l'' said Patrick,
Cita water not many ;feet;
b
.nd pientl4,l Siii,iitiough e in a
- few; days' digging',' confirmed
his predietinn, nottiitlistatiding ;the
jeerel dt Abe miorkrnen7-11 , vein
which., eilled. , t4e, melt to ,overflowing t
and- renderedlt ti4ceedingly
bail- out. the w:lit"erio a o stone it.—
philpileidby of the o; ''ration
seems. to: be that as teit eViticidiation
takes place -front tbe i sarfacer :the
earth during the night; tbe.,Mikter,i-is
es up from the depth below Slippy.
-the loss, andis;ceuinulates,-.A.tii the -vi.
einity,
_of tae . stens, „Often : making
quittra puddlp,, ,
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7 - PACTS WitiiiTit-.RumEVFnutimotin
'Werth , white !fet..! all far In dr Ft;liFery.
to • I.trienihr.tp
culture is better-than three t'uor . ,,two
ges on their,tarna.-...._ ..... ! ;
'Tlfat ae,offensivic wasAga,inst, Wteds
tubes
eNpen4Q3,i l :4l?‘ l .ft de.
fengovecohe. - ' " J, ,
l'hat' , .good c * feneeil. Thi2yof fetter' `thou
inwsuits with oisig bora: , ; .
.. : That. bay. is ligr:citti• littlit:,( . lW4l3oo )
in adit .sut i piner, that, .._purchti:lted•i,n
"wiriter..
That ,more stock perfAti tioraltif,
ins than founder; : •
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.Thesciktuping the reed -- Of fattening
togs is a WuSto or grain, -
ovoi-fect idwis•
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