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~ he, had in the ehaiacte ;of a soldier biillion' iVeeldi.,bevrrlieep" irsffe-' iery
g rel iking onllte_h4llaill,ea're:: -• • iw - pO - 4bia at West; =Point, o n t h e 2ga l I.a.itiftetter, 'of !I;;PS'ita l l', .i... FifTei.....‘
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to the IpsY f •,b • a, I e erg e ;'y ea r or is age: . - • - - '
',- vi no lOod, and, deep, end 'Cleary ,- r. , ..n• - •'' ;••:..•: - -:., ,•= s : n • - - 1 iota - -war in 1846, oar , Government • the flout!!'1 1 '04 14 birlgsbeell ,•,eattete:- '
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.....,.. , -G - PP.:‘,W.i.r!A ( F•d: Seo.t. was born irs,i r reaolved - so - attack : Me= 0 62!from Ihe- ITsOri ,. . °ned, o 4 ___,..oo- 4 1:lOicail liaifid
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Tilts •is tt:des p
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„..,,,. • Virgicia; ant4,his saintly will - tnnwit rol the head - Of' the ..e2,Flieditio ;`, he Navin g, gailllon's• 1. 1 ' 1 0 1 . 1 : t i :- . tir' , iiiii -
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- Bidding it man -e ir ~ '- ' . "toe ,firat families"-of..th t e-91t1-.Dornin. 'sine*. the early , months , o '1841; Ale sod' , Or°b 11 .10:- 4 k 0 :44 0 *.. t•-- would
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fOuealio,n, .landed '.12,0(10 coon 'rasa . - VerrisOnirs, hags` 4ec14 , r,,i4rj9!,.., ' - , tkcarplii.,
• ;' Is that anthem of "the free; .' . , and, f;ieearee
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1 ,0. •h• he March 9;184'7:: Operritici s wore °db.' 0f5 ! ,..,A.,§1. 1 1te ' - - '• . 410.n. - -=.
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slither la the snare a ringing ". ‘. 7 4o4l,appointed a _Captain • 41(e.rtiiiery dotted , with "grerit. - 2 1 prd.' p,iiiiire; arid But . 'n!it. l B:• * ' I . r.ifiraf
•Thari , ,the vulg. of bird or bee. • ~,' i the Arnerieari.army„ itliai - eistipArd before 'the_ 'elope of .tbe 0. 1 11.13 'Vera the ' 1t00,.b ' '•
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.There's a glory in the x. a ttfa.. . .-•-• -t ''• 't ft •44 0 .4 .1 : 111 #4", ,rie hid fl ' ata . m9 ) l.9.Tmect Cruz'lan,d the castle of Sa Juan Wet* ttaiti* -- ,:‘, .. .
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of th e wh'eels 'mid factory gloOtn, ~ '' o .t l OlPsql•soce . un til the hien.king out taken,'andosooo -- pris6ne . : •' , lt " n ': - 1',..,!, •:. ', ,* n-lbet-r4S
• ;Licher than e're,suatcyed frombattle °4 • the'. war:cif 1812. ;.Re was made movey l3 ~in , `.- - bei;iinterior and ••• ' brfal ,
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"Illey are herpes of the people, battle of Queensiown....gii: • 4... 's'',"'! " - -.r"-:;41 - , - -"."• - • - -11;rfig?t==i'C'p,"•••••es,_ • ....,.. , to war
a Who the wealth of nations raise; ' ber.l,4; and though tbi. - --;.; - ''''' - - ,vsitts.- _ tssi,..");-r="4 , •-‘-..y-. -17.1. 1 0 t y11- , .. , • .-,- . 1 ;.• ••=, .
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g e ar their heads in labor's' praise, _ the, tiler.. wlioornsiect : th ' ad tl - 1-,; •, . :,.....," .-.. • • • - t..?..• - •" ' '• . tbsrt
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Oloriiiasmen of truth and labor, - duct wasal • • to:: have '-- --*• • "'*-....'...-:; :-.e:.M..-),s, 5 . ,. , s , --s-•: R ss; t r 4 ., ~,•..
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prepkerjlt of the human fold, - . , . ~.„.. -
suidier-like._ 'n ''. ii_beeti Mil ''' --4 n-•:,"* . ::•••' • !..i -•' • t?..-7/-..` ,-• ~
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Thit shall lity the brand and sabre• ' properly, the ear • ~. •Qiin of t, e t ,. ''s•;:" - 4 --, ' • , • git . , •
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hereofli i the e worldititalvation, • ' 7:- t o yed, i - }rape' - ' --- ---4 '.
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Intestengers ta' peace and light. and then of lirilkins ' on,:in•ca l'' natrit:ii .' ud ' • ' '-i3P7'ed'un ' ' .. :th
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as he received I. 3 B 6 , sBo ictatic newspapers sneer at. as radical,
(there ig d mull f - 11 America who, attaboeu to'
1 Gen. :Scott established :a - camp Of! Gs ° . ,' s `i - ,at. ,
h fly , culturp, refinement and kind . ~ ,
votes, againat 1,601",274 ca.t. for Gen ,
.fanatieat, incendiary. It t,herc' , ever I
I...;;nes of Wendell Phillips, yet t : Buffalo i nwhich .his instruction It_ . ,_ G ,
s in saLArle
~5 , ,0 unostentatious anti i own brigade and...teat of en. Ripley. Pierce. I- . 1 Our system of choosing;
in 'the histnry of the world, a
were th'oroughly drilled,together with i President does not • give 4...ra tar al was ,
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9NIIIII ;fig. I d n't happen to remeni- n .- •• _. fair expression of popular lentiment. I party that corntlined in a larger degree
1 a - oodytof .volunteers nn command
bearing .of. him. Any body 'whoThere ',were peculiar' circumstances lan the best elements of a Ination, n.
Gien. P or t er,•and an artillery fo . rcu. I
ever teen' the Boston A bolitionistl of connected with the eleetin ot 1852,
hc ,,,, e1 11e - introduced tae French system Into, i eeord' oi .its 'existence has come down
Fime in his little onfL:eyed which operated adversely to. 'Gen. . • . .
Lisex street, Bobbin, - sr 1
ill boarme the army, an d the good effects of his •to these times.-i-Bartirnore American.
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rigid discipline and patient insttnetio.n cott. 1 ,
in the asseirion that very few moo
were seen as soon as'the , forge t ook, • Besides the want of U ion in the -
hir.'lllertns wd)ald be content to crib!
the field. Crossince the Niacirara on Whig Party, alrekdy men ioned, tlie I
• un.s,dresi wit i hin limits and stir- i
• ,ndings so modest and mediocre. ' . i,
the 3ii of Jul and and' . takrov Fols, Erie •Demoe s rfits „ litid succeeded "ri g? , tting d
I."' up a cry against , agita . on, an
I n I en acrins. in very lively skirmish. i
e only prominent characteristic of: , a • - g s.• n .- : they had the "art to • make any well •
Reformer's •ity house , is • the big, 1 ing. tliese rieW American soh.hcra were
I nieenink people believe , hat Gen.
s J ' foend e ual to all the demands of war.
.o e war in i liich he has had the' q • - • • i Scott and his frier.clii wou ld renew the
• I-. I The liattle of Uhl ewe was fouht = . .. .. •. is
t
MO of -Phillips ' painted onihis front : PP s • •-• l•diseussioo on the slavery ttestion—
July 5, and in that action • cott sheer- ri
ri.,•anti thi.4, too, throughout,rnany ', '' i tihiith discussion, it may he meetior•-
] .• ad that he was as capable of handling I, . ,
offear i n the past when that name : - -•
n' action as
. land leading met , 1, _
by.wora and the accepted, sy n• , . I hh 1 0 had d
d w ic tio °mows ae- ,
,ed, an ,
,1 stn of maniacal ultraimm. ' ` hem ''n cam The
0 of instracting t i . a
- ' o' f termined never Should cons that be- li
battle of Lundy's Lane was foug • • h 1' ''l
,t
o slaemon•'•-er's mob eve,rineelfe4l in a OrLion of tor po (tic capital,
r• ion the 25th,in which Gen Scott •re- g P; . . it
1 , 30 k )eng for the. house of the man ~ • ', ti or, - a large portion of it. he "plat
, y hoped to bang or wii;heil•to lynch, 'eeived two wounds, and_t. au two or,- .
forrea"•; of- the two parties', in- 1852, r
the filmiest SyTes could ria+d from ;sea killed under, him. It was suppOßN - T.
wer!, essentially the same, cis regard• a
es tisc street those • bold, hick let. led that - Ills wounds were mortal, but
f ed the i slavery question; . tins; when ,(,
he so far recovered by the close o i
which stood for a ,beacon Co. the 1 the Del:nor:rats gained p wer they
To and a defiance to his muster.— September as ,to ba able. to comply
hiiiitend to , renews- ,, agita ion" with t
Mr. PhilliPs is by no means the
with the GOvernment's. request that
more heat than everi,:and in the se-- is
.; - i,rry dispen ser of his money this he would - take command of the troop s
cession{ wa r 'the ebuntry iv the le.
ft'-teller would • have people think that wertqlispared for the . def9nce of .
ntiniate coniequenees of the repeal 1
-i
Ittaliirmire and Ichiliiitelphii(; iinil Tr. 6 l.,
, • Ile has never withheld from u • C 0 i et, a Mi 310 1•
10th of the 011880 ri i °nip m
.
October b e took charge of the 10 .
, se who were its fit reel. tents, and ntire to Which:Gen. Scott, li he -- beim
'Et the record of ibis world's gun- imilitary it:strict, with his headquar
chosen i i President, never w uld . have
as deeds is finally made up there i tare at Iv - 4, hi ngturi. - ,
Prosy,egiveri- le' consent True 'eorigorvad .4
11l he a good Many miserly log,rtitea, I After the restoration of peace
. tism received its - severest bow in the i e,
bless sterds, who would gladly I idebt; Madison ,wouid have made him
United States by••the deei ion of - the e
^dt the verb' 'tespe3table character Secretary .of War,,but .he • would not -,,„„, ssiontiaj
ejectiou or tha
year. :
accept tile office. , In 1815_ be went to '"
de fo r them by their consei‘Vatilim Gen. Scott received that) avet'rank s
the benisons I which litindredeivanil Europe; pertly far theimprovement of
of Lientehent General' in 855, that e
ouramis of bentficiaries will forlever his health, but More - with the view '' . of
rank being revived exprvs ly that it
p upon the name and menioigy of studying his profession on the great
might-be 'conferred upon im, as a 1,1
oration Phillips. '' We have many scale that the •P' ' W- " loffered b - • partial reward for, his enii ant aervi., b
v the
existence of the mighty armies tree -k
e`n sif 'ooze upon the roll of genet- cos in camp and in council.. The pop: 1 1 •t.
telt 'by thecuzara that. had proceeded
glvers amonk Americans, but it is flier .approbation-•.of this remotion: t
. t ir•disliensable that P-hillips should prom the French Revolution. He. was -
so
pronouncedly expr sss•ci ,that is
re his name included there to make entruted With 'a secret mission by his •
it shoived that then.refusal peo. 1
which feared.the designs
1 for him a clear titlelto the - - char--- governmen t, plo to elevate its object to o l ., he Pres"-
' rr of a 'liberal, tonacientions al- of England toward Cuba, and was
dene had proceeded from 'so ill-will I 7
anxious to, know the purpose of Spaio_ . 3 ' i
,s tahun petot:tally, - • ... - , ---, , I
acc ....... , ....„..„„„...------....., with .respect to her Ameriban:Colo. L ... ;
4 PARATISG Al JSIOTHTLIt.. AND • CHILD. nies, then in a state of • reVolt in many ' r
Fon, years later,' and at he age of'
14 -Circuit Court in Morgantown, places.- He discharged his diploMatie 73, Gen. Senn again came or_ward • 'in ll
• - R, reeentiy; a deeply a ff ecting duties s 6 well that President - 31elliedri -.the 'oharaeter or a pacifies o r : ' -1 That t
, • - 4 took vacb., It occurred in'the was highly pleased 41'16"c:fused him to rear a dispute broke •On • between
1 4
1 ' ''ter 1 America and' Erigtand- tee • sting•the
- of the' habeas corpw e granted•at be specially thanked. , _ • ,
'e`iAianee of Clerk' Evenly against ' On' his retitrii loin° he wasassigii.ed bonnrfacy Irne , of 'tbelr 'psi .ossicns in
i
• "Tire for the rendition of the body command-of the seaboardzi.with his •of
the far -North weitt, on the shores
a
' 4 tinld born to the partiOS ' t a d - ti tters stllew York. - - Vie con.
prrnr. o ea q a ; at , Now , 1,. _ , the - North - Pacifier ocean, • military
V
fir sep ' •
aration Alter a full liearin r rittiOn-of he;tiourit: ~ f o rtunately, did qnestion. , essentially', 'end the local
"' court • i. l ''' - •muchl''•h I''• '' ni - commander having- carri ss • matters - ,'l".,
gav judgment tuat the 'riot r equir e - acti ve employ eht , _
• , ethe r
r i thou _ lit - ehrer the c hild - i - 6 .-- tlie on his partfor many years .lle acted With a 'high hantlcliovernm•nt deem
l""r• The_sl • ' a '.
. - 1 h I d - - ' -.-. "ni tt i oe , e _ editpro - per' to•Seild' Gen. S o tt ta'ibe
1 t I ,_ . , , 7gantowri P o st says,: age) nst ,t e, n lans on Bev_led "-Cam into the how
d sicene[of difficulty. 'He • pr• '6'0444 to
as then that a scene clecuireds sioes in,tbe,,ifort west ibe , §o4l3itn „
region, nil • • , ,al. l'se , oromF„you'll
I‘. -coo - arran .
`ue g ars deß4riPtion. The moth. the SOutbWeat. n. 18311, at.',ikl tim, that r afacta a - . gl. . ecriplaloin , ypur
i
,) Pressed her 141frintto her breast addll'fi• t troubles' was '
s olithe ;in i eti onhe = ed matters' so that -the/el° , d'of war
. . , . , about
• . .
tlt, disappeared • almost •de Tap dly .
, . g kilt' all th e tene ei ty of :life to sent to South Ca olina;where his tliai.i. s , it i ' Tetlichinikesd' , l 4l in f ie' i s dee'lei
I . e 'Nett of -Iher fond* tin - in'es.•"lter but concilisttow °twee - coMmanded had -_ risen.. Sterner . .
labials liosiever - • - -.. • 1 s• _
9 the attempts ' to' Make 'Jeff.
't•lst.h t i . -.- a ' - " i is' - - ,:rita t d Avereirow approaching MI aged soli. ie m i• ••••L .. •-. •• •• - • • ••
ts s•• andt i on shrleirs - sent ; the approve. of resident - aor.,an _ . „„. I,
...,. ~ . mars , a tsraitori have r eal
i -4 a tir'll fl •- - • - I; I• ' . b ) . 044 'nj..pndenne f ^ lie
tii .1 o „sorrow-AA. t 4,... eerie hl l l` l % -APO- t' - - - • ' el .' ' iiirii•iii i e i•ffectioast of ' i 'Vim
1,- 0 bytitanchirs aik:oniv.t.b '-v' 'l5 Of Item oval of - the-Cherokees w as Mach - "In;llB,6o,"and t Mediate! on it be- - noble pi iii.t,, - - -
e ^ fr.r4) in. dist 7 . 43
°l '
6*
- 14 d d -'' -' '• -='- '''. ' - ''''' - ' - '0 - iii '4ms - wit t'a ' i Mi. - Ifiineol ''had'bito being is '
„b tild
~, ess etroAmpart. - The dnin en_ 0 . • ... _ -
I. - - , g,
.....„. ,
.. 'sees . , ,
. etidea °roil= fer l 'lrrbttt-if front "-When•the'rirvillutioneaf. movemetta ehosen.rresident, the ion rev
.. t en 's.
: . ' "ins, but e alit tiof;hvfi r '4hOtillie in Cidadelitsiiiii mueli. eikitiiiricitit. began GensSeiott's °dile ' teethe ,••'• r •
ins 8 .,
I. f ; t 01 , 4 `9l:ied•l forivard.. tcLers'i - iy` Tout i Wi s es rested in tho-a4joiniog liti:itlnty ellaellf - adibinetration - wa to - 'take Ado
''' Yo e sur e ' - ' the. view of
' r of tht 4 ded 'of the United Statnii,raany. Americana eugh,t nas rotifd bve ef.
Iblain• :Noun s „u -striPefi,
___ 1
thg th °Gild .rh loud' fl 1 ” thrzing"..ivilferand:nkling-I,ba feet I•Of irgidling 'the lieu genie' and Repbbli
ths t •. , . • • e .0 ,es IS Illya
..,
Innthe r thu g d iihl Is 'd 19 °i'i l •
Y oluiliininta. - "lisiatigtft hal3ft.lols- *-
- .'re'rtsfit - ' tti!,itti frosrf' pros:did rig .to ' t'e , nit ."w
Nisea br d t ' • ° r 7r l TT') e
, et se \ veral ignardirfrifen lowed between Engie,lo4.l2.ll,Meileit, Zit - V.4llnm of iii . eirefinee ',to . estii.O. meana,:i
i-
- 4111441Q411 4 4 4.iha aa lAA' ' t. ' . h f " A.A . I ' Waet'',46raer, flit : hi& Ninitioriti:',9lii'te r e - Midi. liet'tlie
'-rted,b~ i
1r 'Tfi` ' dent ' flii h ''n - • - tiiiiiiiiiiii: fie * * -I ,4eircin *ill Ice
, •7 f:tiather sed , bjrftifisr." Suo&K.3VII4 mews asent. to the or ernc aso
~_
..._
' • * ' t' • 4 I , tr -.•-••:1' . . . ''' ' ..P.
•
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0
An A rECTI4I3 larrza.—Our read—
ers ob- _doubt remember: the rehent
riaesage, y the New York I.egisleturn,
of a bill preventing the,uee of free
passes uPon xailroads, Whicia bill• was
to take! effect, rorrh.with. The r.ew
law beiiig itexorably enferced by a
conductor of the Neir York Central
, railroad;! ho put 'off the ears at . Utica
la Fort ,IY,iryne (Indiana) editor, wlio
I had a' pass," but no.money to pay his
fare, an whq,, thus tells' his sorrowe
in an a dctir.g letter to' bin wife.i
Ul'eA, .N. Y:, May 81, 1866,1
1 BtuE LION TAVERN% 1
"Dam' Wirier Sell my Cotherclothes
Cdr what they will bring; anal rirmitat.
once, Had my, linen deals! for sup.
' per, And my spare shirt will have to ,
go for lodging. May be ible,to make
a light 14eakfaitt- 4 on i a, German allVer
comb .. aad ' a pair of sheari , that I
chanced to. !have . with me,: , : Don't,
know w en I shall gi% home : :, -It will
depend a good 'deal oifthe-.Lrilkini:.
Dorit marry for , a fe*.Montbs '' there
is a, bare . possibuity of my getting
back. -. , . SIMON." '
`44. - SzinsztAili.--Arte!ntiii Waiki'vvite
out latene night recentli:,` Here ,'hl '
I
t•
his acre O Of : his return home :: , , i
`lt wa late when I gotitome., The
children and' myiwife rera,slisbed.
But a ea dit”-_ -s t candle made from tat;
ler, of , or own raisin' . -tbleeniell,,iu
&Akreotn; ,it gleamed ter i. ! Al!
waestill . 'The sweet silver Moon wpe,
a alkini ' : bright , and the ,-: beiintitul
stare w up to their tialuA a : Joins 1... I
reit' a segmental Along' so .gen tly - or,e
me eteal n', and I pawsed-befors liet,-.
sy's' strinder,,and, sung, in a l -kin : d i :of
PP'rOU *el sr, Us' fun cri •.i9IptpTIPiP :to
to:w.it. :• - , - , . , -, -
11 - ' vivie,' Patsy, Wilie,
,` ' • ' - ' I c.
IV - , -: 1 /13 , sweet gsloot 2 . 1
' ~ IRistreii;"lair bid.r,",,l' 1 ' "'L ' *_,! 1
" * t While I' tonelrmy Intel' : • , , •
, The le7nder--1. re,grAst , to -;say. that
l'tbe winder' Went up with, a : relent
I crash, ati,d '.41 form ; -10, spoOoss, 'white
,tattilaittir N bowie •Too.
.hlci 'for " * *BUM'
'round'liT.erf, •t,
gyres 'tti&c
Aoo= 0:I
Ave; 41 1 d.
. He ad rtr i •bly .
3 onited'ap - didthe', rObelllons
_ .
er ePERhe VA SD 'edtor ims, In
t iners?n - 91
fiietn;"urinleseg, exclah
the 'peopte ,
toit'l" . th r ed
.bp' ell
.00d'iieople; reired:;- ,
r i ellOwte
boie the ranee.
;The inVerent wrong ofnalng ntoi.
laming drinks room° fold, , --I.RI . t.; - It
,e 2 P9 B P , t c ?? * !ifpgdr ' Lb° glintYrb 1,2 . 1-
i
per/ 'With; it ;, .
„hit, no man *
_Over
poiltiVety'aisinied' by hie trial . et,thet
' heccbild.Play with4t*er't:idd ' Itthrit
lies:hv,a wine•call without bein ' nog
by -it; i" Second.. alt potful slam
. ing.:.
block in tbo way of him which ,e are
commanded to love as ouitelree
• 11ori,',On- the iiiineprinerple Ot of
' eelf4restirvitioemorelyv Salto,: *AA
'leg WbatittriangerouktObthern-005a,t
tiiiihktia.Y4l4.4 o MR B4 IOII I , 8 1 f 3 .!IoKIIS
hflidg;fior - .( 1 4b teornrit je 4ill' Itilig
potion- is 'ioidl,'"Vi'll'at:ilkht ilt0(el
to'adVabilter their lieen=i v
..t.bef'.traffic,;or evenin a ;i7A a
[
the ::whole system f f drinkiiiial ~ , i )10
stimulants at , bOme-or abroad?, 4f, A
, 1 eiim,..9t*ipt i i do . my table.:*ill'e Arap
I twine Yotteg„ mai'', or,sokAp'hee, ho is
' inelided to Sifthelinte s into!diasip. tido
I
thew am:l though tiettalir setting :trap
ii,
'for. his . Itfe 4 1 am-hie tempter,' gave
the
,asege cky sanetion,- end to hi
.the
'direct inducement
. i l o Partake': - the
drimciii 4 ibitt sparkles, eioi due— 1
tively before -bim. , -If - stre'conte ts:Of
that sparkling glesemakemy:br ther i
li
, to, stumble, e stornbles over,. to .. If,
be gbefiqwei frail. my Lahti and corn,
mils somiOntrage•ander the e 1 is of
th
at eit i rntilant; ram, to a Ortai •'de--1
gree;guilty Of that outrage .1 b ve.i . ..
partaerstdp fib ; every , blow. be strikes.
0 7,*,,yery 4 3 10 k 4 0 filli.V 449,r , r* in
eta:TA:titter woend he , may inflict' on
4 /
ti4.Wiftli - of - iticielsbeloyes: whir nn.
der Afiii ifpel I - of "My' glass of "de n et
or•ollargtindy.''j I gave him.; :till ii
centivelto dowhatOtherwise.ho . igl,
Kaye left undone. , . The man. who pill
the bottle to his neighbor's lips i s
cOnntable for ':what Oornee-fr
ii
lips under the influents of Ake d .
abd is atleountahle too for -pvery on,
l iege the maddened victim . p c . the 'pa
may perpetrate dui?n,ehis tempo :
insanity. ' . ..1 -' .
.. .
In this vier, of the question is i - to
much to ask tif eiery professed. 0 'ril
tian, ar.d every lover of ble kind di:
they will wholly.tilistain from p Cr
thing r that'..oan intoxicate ':For th
leaks of poor childrer.;dit it'. .`For tb
sitki - of those Who Will plead: you il
ample; for the - sake of the frail to p
ed Ones yokeapnot say, No ! for : or
fellow-traveler's sake.i to,.Gocrs "ea
01 . iii+i742tmllswt - Irnttnr -4 5
It, i& Old fashioned total abstio
that . we are pleading for. We. k .
as Paul did, kir the auks of those. 1
. 7 stuinble." , O. those &tumblers! tt
.
mumblers 1 , . We Aare / not spea
ifiern. It would touch many el u t(
tenderly.' It would reveal too an
wreck's--that' angels, wept • over :
would,. open tombs Whose ehari abl
'green turf bides; out of sight br
many, a - survivor would lotlvei to av
forgottee.'.lt vrolld..recall to Me n an
a college friend who went dna, s
middayinto blackness of darhae
'And to-day I see this soclul nri
coming back.into Otir houses, frit ou
streets,' into our daily usages of lit
withi' redoubled powlfr. Would ht
every parent were a"prohibiloryl w,
to his IltrailY ! Would' that - e er
pulpit 'and every platform/ , w al
thunder. forth the old. warning rj
"Look not on, the wine ',hen it is rei
when it siveth its color in the cu ,fo
at last , it 'biteth like a serpent an
stingeth like an adder." At the I NI
at - the last! But, 0! who can: to
when that"last" shall ever end,? he
will the victims ' last groak b e , be rd
When,will;thelasi horror seize ifpr
w retri hell soul 9 . •
glaLs.—There are two kinds of
One is the kind that-appears bet
abroad r =the girli.that are. good ti
balls, rides. visits;.
whose chief dolight is in such thingt
The,lother is the{ kind that:, ap ear
bestlat home ,-- the girls that arb se
furand the dirilt.g.i. on
andidi the Precinots of hems.. ha;
differ widely in - cbaracteri 0 e;i
often a torment at bome; the oth, r
blessing; , oke is a motb,.conisarn'in . t,
everything. about her ;
snnbeani,,Oiffesing tits, and y gledlper
[ to :all,around her.
•A rilitVg.4B At•POPing xt,a Wem
hotcl explairnod one . morning, tl
waiter "- Wh y ab
.ara' you iboati r
bteCk` reseal T • •Yon hirrif ,
trice froni aleep-loy4f3llinit
fast is ready,and7ow'youitrelatte '
ing .te ,stilvoff---Ae bed -sloths "•
"Wloo: 7 4epliedrP..?litpesri,*aitidif
eirine gif up'l mast b - ave s, e
anyhow, cauft Asy!r•
table cleft'
i w
t : ...-..
astr AHEAD. , ---VrOff * to ,jlll4 , - I
ii9its ener'erin this iiie tirtmniti. L`f
is' it . pigmy ' storing -BSnip . sbmk: ' 171
little life he •bas in him is sere, Q
trampled oat: Orkw,sr.l is the o'
l and', the ,v.ignrptis m kre4es. ant mik:
Ihest . limm their, !tape i tc#,11*,441%
- beating or libeir.9.W9rkeisrise.atid Ices
moving while,theindse.throhlast.
. r
1: , '!. l' ---.--", , ' ~ • ' , 1.. ,
•
•
;. , igliotrvo; Miica; l '. said f o
Iwo; pedestrians; se he re*ci
IY aPrirosehed , a -milestooe:! -
-11gbtlyi"..ilaidqie r for , beret
cld.:man.7 ',Pat, carefully spell
the,inseriptioia, - 9Taliimore. l s4;ip
`Centl6lllde
,'. •
lienr.Biltiatioiss.
ill
: ... .
..ft.si,:opt
,:it . 1 44 : 5.i-..
.
i - -i1 f ..,ifi...!::, .11
..--..5. , i... , '-:-
• - 1 .
• '''-'lla.ii::,,- ~'l-'-•:.-; 1-');'sii,•-,:11,..111
. ,5•_.... .4,‘-.41.
‘e.
TherfOrroillAir Qkiuranline: f 8 •
- The' things in ,-tbd
Qiiarantidirof Nevi Yoile,l6.44l;naYsi
-tho,ll : York' qt,the 4th
• I ta . i lifi graoe ,ll4Bo #adal-t i > 49.01er,icitik
humanity. Let ear,
treiderii 'Magma theinitelves - in the
• plaiiaof trse - potrr German' , indl)sini44 ,
eakigitintillhO have, reCentlyiekrcivqii
here, „They leave the,Thiropean port*.
pqrfCqtti . I c!cilfil?f • fo r w ard to al!
the , CoriifOit;' 1:F0'9014 endy - litieit
AMerioa holdit iltit,-'tq'tbs:fors- •
el n- laberer and: farther.
qll
, : z
,tottbe sellisicW.Pafg,,P,Tl
togstlieil,hi, the atetifage - patens, the
linperfiet ventr nova arid itia4*`iit::::
WV,' It-
cuithinittkthei,tistiblimodifiriirsiionrgo
of;. adhitssy :. offences • 64008 4 and. a.
111110111111 ft..;,
_ .'ireach length ..the . 'greit
'Ainericai por4 where< they expect-an .
immediate escape .frprn their,pilison .
ous'bold 'lola (iota : relies, -to
ori land again ; breathe pure air,
and 'be! free from immediatercontact
vithqhesick b.nd Those. who
have ever hsardiof the most cruel,and
stupid. TorAish quarantine kilo* hat.
abit of land and' a place to sifetcli •
the li r inbale'llioVres& even to the most
,thinified - They • expect;
nothing , Jeskand have „certainly the
right . to. look, for something ; mote
flora thehumanity - or .
New ant, to thtiii horrors, the
healthy, Passengers diseoVer soon that,
not-an Inch of, soil is OpeUtto • then: to
totich-; coo, all -tbanontinent„- . .12r; one
811:440 ; ip barren but breezy island, the
very, place, to recrui,t a saili inah, and
where he Could' . infect no 'Other; bee"
lit this •is, cloiied isaif inhabited 'by Aitir ,-
its liutrianii,' becattes "Long Island'lJOh:'! ,
43 „, jects._' Far out exposed
• 8 ful gales of Atlantic, narrow, strip
m
il ,
'Ot tancl;'Of no earth ly,ClB%nd 'seem;
; hey designed by nat u re for- quart_
ar.tine; but ..this is= taboopid,,!greunit,
I Pt. beeanee .Ncw.• Jersey SP•I
with.. Staten ,Island, and_ with Tiers . ,
_
•• square yard of soil on, which they_:
mikht i'ist their feet. '
a il 'these stran#rs, who have been
sleeping -by Alia sick- and dying 'for,
`"
be weeks,' learn :with"torror that Lcovir.
.
hal they ; must continue Olive and
- sleep
this peatilenti a l and gloomy bold, and
ehaitied to' this floating - ship of
"„,,) death; ttiat alt. Amelica- has not
r a ; .plitcs.even for it tent, where ,they
ii.anald escape the , Peetiloncei z'• •
ever' daT • ty- V%)
victims ware - attaakedAm NITWIT - 1 .4
1. The .Depuky Ilealth Officer . reporti
Re that "something must •be done soon
- 0 - or the`mortality among t e passen
"
gers of the Peruviati will'exceed that
,‘ I, of any 'tonil over in this port."' tqbe
Ihospita4 be . adds,J:is new panel; over;
croWded. •Every available space on,
tit the kahip is oecupied with .dead: and
p e t * * -We have buried:thin-•
teen this morning, and the numbeil'
awill be inereued this evening." The
Quarantine, officer on - the -FalCon
,
,se writes: "The old Falcon is as full as
r • she can be of the , werst,caseicof chol
:
r . era! ever Maw 'in my life."'
i t . There ar9 now: seven hundred per
, •,1 sons together on these ,ships inour ,
,',.harbor, and the Health, Officer states
a that some of
• them have "very: map..
„,, rally attempted by force to bread' out
from their floating lamr4, and -that a
" mutiny is liable to occur at any time.
2r
Butt notall. - There are, now,,
l a
, tWC , chelera ships in the harbor., .Dr. '
Swinburne publicly states to' the
DTI
, Board of Health r , that if ` another , ship
with diseased- . Rassengers arrives, be.
m i has-not a place in-which to; put a pa- : ,
tient! ' •
,7 ' s It is,very clear what all this is tend
ing to.. If half a dozen more em --
18 1 grant 8140 arrive with . et.olera oases,
et we shall make the Lower Bay an in
n; tensified,centre of cholera, whiab
la, give' thepestilence such - maligancy,
sa thaecnothirig bill save the country
rfi: from its attack, and New 'Jersey - and
414 ', Look Island m ay receive the prinish
meat for their inhumanity , in' a direct
and-terrible forth; _ ,
Wttar aing_olar: Creatures, girls - , are.
Offer orie of tbein•good wages to work
for lou;••and•then ten • chances to , one
it the old.•woman -can., spare one ,of
hCrgirls. ;But justprcrposei matrimor
nynd gee if they don't jump at 'the`
chalice' of Worktng , a, lifetime for . their
vituale and clotheer. • .
aras;eae' it ever could find
.i. 8u.7
I the irtiiitri ng'of — the' werdyidellide! in
~ Weblitgi." But rtaitigoicie , day.eit the
It' New Uric: Rititway-feaw it ill: .it
—..‘vi4e , t,be , stkempt ot
. 4Wo traine:taipase'
n. eaeli ~ottler-,0.n, a - emgke . track,, If ,I
'b, remember correctly vias a shocking
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60.1itrial fichOol at .P3te es a
w llB :Tatflot.lY-qanit.,ionii)ji.. her 'pnpila
kom`Seillittrend "ittiked: • ”Ni"t?to • d
. ed:foit'your i i To iihieh k . litthy;fellow
shouted irrtiirili 04tbrablutrtificoto"-
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,e~rnao,crk'for_ I;6e °let'
11;4 futurii,' - the for
-ho t hl.i.ibr.a . the kiwis -Ili -the torePeitt,
.find-f.or the presecit itrthe.7(atuntTc.-:;,_
of Azi - excbanWper'
t 4 -Poi era, tha- T . seallito* is:‘4,ll7wiadla&
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Tim New York Heroic! alkiroOtrat
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e Clropt: agathat GOAV anionnta to a
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Biala, MU racily
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and'Oth*.Atieseotis.pablie astursvlrr.
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In the selectiotto l finte.ll"freits' api.
•
ciallY-40figted to pl . i_lptietc.in 4 ife.w i y,,
coentry, we ibriald
the currant,. :1 4 iiir lees tie.;
siritbitratr , air :151e ,
well furniphed':Witb‘,fruit;.l.but wh ' ere ft
the iatiatiabia :carralts_inormt4l B 4. - ,'
tablieneo itsetf his ; crAt, - is a cat t ily ,
and a diffiellt, (mg 404r,avot; For fa, !-
ily crbe he bnritinA4
by a:ny one„ot r tbe :hush viva. 1,
umniqr,4r i piitst SeAre.ef3,:!oitirAo97
fOrnied.froin'tb6*figiivici,eriCifisf)liicit
id and Ivied fai):tili . bite When fully
ripeAtitiste`bilkietiltif Lai alfraiig r• 4-
the hot wetitherilAptitrhattlie pectin.
rraft4, *IP We-11 1 4)10T isimmikx
utt,..of „per ectryfor weekly
- ,. •
on, the bushos,..aftnr itCcotor_ansiso ;
linnoono ninitirity: Vitae-in
aikaterr. is -wefts ktrawit, , and, its fee.
. „ .
is" Superior. .to..e.ey . ettielnetiqfatitured'' . .
:from fruit, exeeptthTit madit - tropktba
si)pler and gape:. •
tO•ti.fromenttinkettikehTfthitc,.the . tiat-
growth. 7' They ; *hoOl*: be lank
]letiongh to, reach to . the t»oieit eoii, anal,,.
they onglitlO
-;—-be'filinteilit'illitkeicl
letriitiftietote the bu'de' ASH.. .
,are-t w o methods - Ztii - Oring—one to k .
ttie tine h. its
;b3r.toropeithinniog and'
'ipiiittnngi and the other to forpe;it,tor ..
4rolir in , Abe r.tri.e.:l:?rin. ~Forgefieri4i
; 'cultivation. the firit,iniitb ,
4ills'pi:e4f—; i.
able; it le
the ',plant - Will be , longer lited ,
healthier.' "Ati proper' ititerVlLlSt thev
wiitid, pan he, egt lawAY
growth .repeweit by.anu)cevrapritigitig.t
from buds
,ttejew •lbci gyeend;•- the
frirrn - isSeri; h ndtie hie; dun
04 3 for at.d !brit fiitto•-ygitrewr
reduces very -flue When thin.,
•
forni(ie desirable . : , i.t r iff only,necessary.;
to. renviiie-alf the budi.on the cutting. ;
( slow Where' yeti wish, the' branches .
Theo- should betut Out Whit'
a ;knife. :ltany • suckers •spring np
frogicthe-ground a "branches etart too')
how down,, they may be bapily.re_mV l
ed; ki4•When the plant
-becomes well:
entehtislied in ite grOwth, - rio further' '
tronble will - arise from
Fcitir . or fite feet-iipart , io' the row.,ja
Coi . orßotol4 die:Anus:
iretc.Yorker.— .-;
,
Dry girth iirt a Deoddrizei.°---:',
Dry darth..of ItittlYre •sort, ihet
4tisigetiieg,wel
he hone*
mate'riai; and if iti is '
d,ay with hoe-no disagreeable -
Will emanate from thehen manure.. In,
due time ..the earth will be formedinte
a verp especially valua=,
ble for the garden. Loam tuair also
be used with gocid results at the ant':
let of the drain froni the house sink-4-i
down which. so , much ,, of t • he:'sosp >
Buds fl ow-A - -ami also that, if you, h_ave
poe,sfrom the hart yard;; which' often
carries away .a' 'stream of likuid sine—
nure. -In theie position's the loam; re="
tains all the-manurialingredient.:'eaet
upon 'turns dark. in color, .and
Comes extremely, rich. When thor.
onghly saturated,itShould bo remove ,
and fresh put' in its place.' 'Dry
is also excellent_ to mix with night
soil in the !vault.... misTske is •fre•
qnentl,y tuade in the ilonstructiort. - of
the tatter;•tbe vault is made -too deep;
aria withbut any outside opening, If
pdseible it' Should be proV . ided'witli f *
falling alidd i dboF - at the bottoilibtibei
vault on back, side,. , so. eon;
strueted that this opening_je.emily act. ;
cessible. outside. Then_ by
freely' pitting dry .leartal
night Soil - frbtrt ibovel it is deodnrikol
and crinverted Into Valuable Manure;
and- I,..ean be renievtil •at - canyAtime t
without °Senile; fronithe slide.door.sq.
the f m uakto of the vantt:—Vxplyingi:
llorses Pt
Bvery horse in. this .conntry :ought -
to bave.et —least a, few.weeks'.ran , i&.
the_ pzyi, tare. It will do for hini - ‘ what
no kind of.medicine. or niirsing can ,wh at
as well.- It will improve his hOnfte;
his, hair and skin; his-wind, digestion',. .
and wilt take. -eutastiffnessAnd '
laineneSs, and lint on flesly and hams
.new genearlly. ,• •
- Before tnriong horses but; it is -ir4ll
to -Iltfitlattt 1' them- 'gridnidly /to 'that
kind of - food, 6yf cutting , &little graAit
for thorn to "bait!' an ticiar
the „back_ yard. And w • hen let out.,
they should not have r,flush"*.feed
Gist; 'they' Willibe` likely to . Over•eit,
and: injure :trieniselynst , both their
looks ond their Wi'nd,•••=ll'he bestlgrass
for a bursa riai t tureLiii- a- rnilttpte.taf
hitnothy,,blue gritSB L bad icdkep., Her.
'sea relish this feed, Vetter': When it li t ,
rioderritely sh'ort When' they' are 'to"
be: turned ont.for anytlength ctf ruffle,
AO not tohe Awed !Awb.irk:tb" !Aeria l .
me, they should s have only :
paie_orshoeii., „This the
boortili,c!Ane in close contact "With•ififf
softnartbc. and ;will: proclenC- 7 cchitritt
Aim 13110801, evjorital
pit:age, they, ahonlift have, fresh
„grass as often se Conv6oletit, ,and
tbeir stall.ficiorienveifita
iiiith• -tin bark, ;Ai" 6etier,'4oe'the`
plankvtaken np
1-46 9 **Ittillet ;,i
" r y a coi r dicpCgreien wood,o,ro 1111*
'lo:4lVriik elibt 91.41 Y.
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or tebspion'fratido"w-hon
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