A I) V EIVEJINZIEVAVV: •
or Ilsotnents nrilrinortAt :alba rata
11 , .r square for tint innottionAnd
.10,nbsequent, insixrtion , 60. oente., • 1
r.).1 discount taadO on yearly, ud
,nionts.
equal to ten linos of thin typo
II square.
, To ~.Not lees sot under a bead by
~jeer iminediatety niter the local
ndi ic ehrirged tett cents sinner'
ilisort ! • \
, • -emciith should lie handed in
noon to Insure innertion
,4 nr ss Crir&L
r.t COO SI7.7IINAIAC.—The
4 ,,%51it comm..ll ,
seinlyeither 1569. 'Every
1,.• tio:116110 , 1 nolt ~Itetinted
. icher, Mnitv A Ilk N
of Dam% gratlezitod ill
•I, • 0 10.11 while the rtth. 11 her tone
,• „ 1..•: reltQlurthip eNilelivlifO/14
!mine...racquet Met led hire to
t. o ill ado , Scogimrs.
•.. nrr fltlr 1 . 10.1101:1 , C,
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ri 11. A. W ILES.
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• •, 14,r the Co:11111,h 5e1,00t,..
ti h t etht.hettlat. tItY contt.ete totnt
:. prqtstred
Alt 1, o lttalttvt.o.Latt•
highly eflitteht
Drayilue: toed Wax.
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1:1;77:: ilea Cr, Pa.
1;1711
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per.h,ed tont lai“:llchar,:c 01 the
nulle by tLe Wt.
tou d
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mot p.m. e. to do rkll Cltt 1,
~:octicir-uf their
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lilt
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N4l%litti[ery, nt
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• • Inform Glouth , that
L.ot u, LitsluCk ht the &wee Lttnthi,
;0.,' to meet and hecommedhto
I re:ltl. (1110:1: nute,&e.Le.
of nll kihae. No. I .1:loar, made
hy the Imrrel, rack, or
!• • %It -to Boot,
- „
,„In.n.t . t vpnrs, Sze, next door It
. •liots, !Attlee ettnet., Bri.lp.nater
I.rtletred to tonnufeetore nod
•'l. , I,• res.onnble ran, 11,
of lendne,e (non the corn
lirid no to itto pre-cut luentlon, lie in
• tree.d, nod patron! to give him
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ifanit
- - -
istloria•y at Lan . and
, ca . et Linn, oillre toL,poelio PruG•aa ur
r apr2l: ly.
S . . kl Gli Y, AttOrllCy at Ism. Wino in Ida
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N 111.1 1 7.% SII I NGl.lhe
ant In, nninnt cced the innt.ticactli ,
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311scellaneortx,
O L.1111.1; N (31A
ri 11A4 OPE NIED A IN 1
;NEW BRIGHTON;iI
To w nouSALE awl RETAIL ,
W I TITE LE&I),
LINSEED o'4
11 (li
•
DRUSDEb,IisTAILS,!;
Miked Paints. 11
ColorB. Su 011
. and Dry,
Carl nn Oil,
' Boiled OA;
I Neat's Font Oil,
. Itt:(1 'Oil; '
i . ' Fiptritg Tcipentine,ll
1
!Coach . •Boily: • Varnish.;
. ;,
ICOPAL VARNISH,
FUR~ITUIU. v.»txtsu.:t
`!)/S1,11[117/LUNISIr,
;3111:141.A0.
'BLACK VARNISH;
!COALE'S PATENIc JAPAN,!
ARTIST'S MATERIALS,
Picture Frames, (10. order,)
woKING GLAS'SES,:,
1; LOOKING GLASS PLIITI;Nr!
•
,FRENCII AND PLATE
II
;WINDOW GLASS,
,n,E viz
ENCrLISII , AND , -
I .
I GLUE, i
. 1
i:SA-ND' PAPER,
Ulsterman me CAnIII on de-
I! Ilvery of Go,9Ls.
j.inl,o"
I}
xtr.tordinaty
. GRAND BLIONI AS ENSION
IN TIE.I.VER, :
than the
tal that
siy,olT mITGER & Co.,
1 1 .et.p . 1!•12 bn,l, .1:11"Z. ,- ;1. :11111 Ireslic.it
GizocEltlEs..ri.ol7lt, FEED. &r,
in Beaver entlifiS.
11 , 1 aIllIont::11 it take[: In inakt, 11 1/311ixiu
11 ill 11r1.1.11" on v!,lt thelretablirhment
that 11117 6ml:hayr t., rc.ort to 1 , .11 to tunkr.ttlelr.
'goo&n, nil. to v.1111111,i1v.••rltrli iii" nud
rtock
• falcst
wl 11.2.1
•
•
COFFEE.
MIME
Molasses, Syrups, Soaps,
RE
also the beat brands of
Tole - C CC, and • Ci van,:
L. br found in thae Flit,
11 a make a specialty of
E CT Tit & FEED,'
Ilene Wt. %hat nra knoon to '
Le an very Inn.t varieties In tote. Our cot:ll4l,h.
tatut culo), n wet: curned reputation In this per.
kalar. end a., intend in the future Ile in the pant
to maintain n.
WE DEFY COMPETITION.
Don't nd+tel;a It s Om,. are stilt at the_ol4,
.Lm. ;. or,teno Beaver• Va. Conte owl
• I-ImA
T he Ilelm.e ticw lu. 3lat
Mil
OBEST ESTABLISHED
MEI
or ANY IN THE WORLD
iir-: 31nchlne• pcvr mode
and 11;,‘ tv•••it roinlitluZy 11.1er
+ , 11.• Ivltlou of tho nr.eutur.
!YORE Jr,
Sive , their tiro: Introduction 1551. The Inv rove
went upon there - machiner made within the 184
year. m a t their rapidly• growing ponultally
ritte , , , the fact that they have reached the very
acme of pern.clum and that they ore not only the
cp4abliAted but the hest In the world.
The, rdachiner do perfect 'a ork upon all fah
,ila•ther, tine or coar,e, to tklng n telt. al.o
the it:yen:lob of Mr. lion e, alike upon I,ot vide,
— of the tenrione, el and
1111,3 cy In_ an be adn.t“l to any degree of tight
ne,, :thd after toting atlJtn•ted do nut require
for different Wreath..
I'o thit, w1101:1,0 until the Howe Machine; It
I. not nere,..ary fur n, to I.llrtltt ; and tee would
only add to other. who wl.ll uporfeet ntactilne4 to
be rnre and we theta marhinee before buying
any other. Send 'or circula. Appllcatione for
age:1,1 , 24 count 1n addrer,ed to
SIGLER tt - STOOPS,
• . .
Sole agenirt for Pcnin.ylvanla.NewJereey, Dela
‘‘ ore end Wr.t. Virtrinia. '
yllr, 2:1 5,)301 sth St., Phila., and ,:o. 4 St. Clair
St.. I'll...burgh, l'ai. .
r.epttrrMtly. ~
.).1/01tGATY .
=I
siiALLE:s7BERGER ltOs.
ME=
Fine Family Groceries
Queensware, Tiardware,
I;;, Wc)4)1)
:•,;)
Cum!lot Protliirffa'ao 111 Exchano for
GGiolg, . •
liv('11 , (1 free (if, ehar;tv in all
the
THEP EOPLE'S
cooperative Life Insurance Company
LIE AVER, PA ,
Ini!orp,,ral, , ,r by sihcial Act tlf tLc Lcgis.,l
I:tittru, Attral
UWE
I'.
D. E\, JD., Tr , :xsurcr,
iNr. D. ADAMS, Secretary.
General Age t.
TIOW fully organized,
and'Citentlrs eotrtatninz its i'onstitntion
ain'r ily•Lawt; may be obtained by apply.
ing to
feral (_) file C.
IS.
I EAV IT: Penn'n .
We Invaic the Public
Rifore Insuring Eham•here,to a Care-
J'al Examination the Cb-opera
are ..s;m4lem,
illintrated iu mir circular, and the i'e
curity offered to the in,ured. A •liutited
number of - energetic Agents, NV 'mean give
u ien t security for the faithful' per
bmnitiwe of duty, will find permanent em
ployment by application to the General
Agent In person or by letter. Deihl
JEiscalaiteous.
SPRING, STOCK.
A:
It.
P ,
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-Oil CIO% Etc., Efc,
M'CALLUM BROTH4S.
M Avenue: above Weed street,
TILE LARGEST STOCK TN THEVAR
From the Finest Qualities to the Very
Lowest °miles. • •
WINDOW SHADES,
Flpo and Ccnmon, Table Ccivers, 65c.
Priie.4 uniform to all,:enti the !ewe:Et
mar24.ly
. 4- j- F.A.III.I3.ANKS
•
1:.• • ISTANDAItD
' .;
7 - .: ; :::- • 8 u . A t E
.s
L....„.:i.,,,,....;-
- of all kind&
ALSO, BAGGAGE BARROWS WARE
HOUSE TRUCKS.
COP , S7ING . VILT:SSVS
IMPROVED ItOIsTEY DRAWERS.,
Valrbarilco. Morse J.': Co..
becood Me.1213C, nor Wood St.. Plttsburdl
SCALES; REP &MEDPRO3IPTL‘7
r'timoa" I i
, c=l
with A ,few applica
tioes. Catarrhal Headache is i ,:p er ed
and cured u, if by pogo.. It remove 3
In as' ve local li, Loss onmpab dient of fhe
sonic than:, sowll or Lea; in;, Watering
or Weak Ettu,..find Impaired Memory,.
when cau 401 the violence of Cato rt
us they al! frequently are. We offer In
good !hid) a standing reward of ti',3oo for
carbeolteniarrh that we cannot cure..
soldhy most Druggist". Everywhere.
om,Y cENTs. Ask your Drug
gist f o r the Remedy, but if he has not yet
got it on sale don't be put off by accepting
any miserable worse than worthless sub.
stituie. but enclose sixty cents to use
thn 1:1:111aly will be sent you post paid:
Four packages or one liozeu for
Send a 2 cent stamp for Dr. Sage's
ramplikt on Catarrh. Address the pro
prietor, 11. V. PIERCE, M. D.,
septhw) Ituff4o, N. T.
PURE SPICES
S. J.Cross ct Co.,
110 C F.l tirr 1;1111...,
AllE CONSTANTLY IILCEIVINQ
NEW and. FRESH GOODS.
THEIR STOCK
coni.sts a Full AsAortinunt of
DRY GOODS,
HATS &re CAPS,
Boots and Shoes !
NOTIONS EV GREAT VA
RIETY.
FARMERS AND 31EdliAlsTISTOOLS
lIA_RDWARE.
;AILS Pl - 11CHASE11 BY 100 KEMI
AND •Fot: SALE AS LOW AS
CAN BE BOCGBTIN
PITTSBURGH.
All Shy of
Glass,
C)11,
WHITE LEAD,
COLOR ED . PAINTS
. !MY AND IN OIL.
Cleveland White Lime,
'GROCERIES,
BACON & LARD,
FLOUR
of liiircrent grade. , ,lenvercti and
WAIIR2iNTED
We buy no inferim goods, but I:vcp the
he ~ t. quality: [inayl9,ly.
PiII
NOTICE—LIME.
• .
.4.1 To build.n. manna, toticklayera and Ow
totes, got kuar. Mae at.tho • .
AICONIrrOIt LI3LE TEILNSs.
VettPort, and NIVil thin. and teaney. ft i, ibis rery
hest Lime, as It hretronger 'end will make -Dior. -
elortar. Led there Isnowasto tp IL !Reborn noee.
but
the best storm end..ll,llstottoottlest right; the
cosi te not mixer' with the stone t? : burn, so that,
there hi n 5 ashes or cinder in • .;
Brlckisyera neod Dot silt It ortim it grrlq Rake
snorter, whist' wi ll ease a gsoil oleal bi" Otte. -
Yap eon always es) It Innis—red half'?" west
Have gri hand
Mi
?sit Lt 31 BROS.
This Infallible Req.
.ly dis not, like thii
misfit tis irritating
nulTs and strong
untie solutions with
.which Cie people
mire long been hum
'3ll,ged, simply NM-
M for a short tune,
driim the 'disease
n the huts.:, as there
s danger of doing in
he use 'of such nos
.runts, but it produc
t tt perfect and per.
,uantat cure of lite
worst cases of chronic
'aturrit,'as thou , ands
an testify. "Gold in
s=l=):
Dry Goods.
all kinds Builders
)).\ txr.r.LA,
CMIENT,
A full Iviiilrtment (.f
Beaver a.., ,Wecinfa44.i
Jliseellatieous.
LARGE ..LiTurs.
: Iteter to MI whohare,need It. St Ine tiertles lu
teree tett in other kilns speak against:lt and to to
Pell an inlenor ankle, lit the same price, CMI. arid
are it, or try dome. , " I •
. Lime delivered prOorptly to order at .1
bleSat
i.,)
_..
Reasonable'lat L
by rallrositt rirPreivreitres: Scud enlers . o the
Mulreuun Lime Kilns, or to
....... W.J., DUNN, "_
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_ . • ' -
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MAN li Fica i l'UNEßS OF:
Marbleized Slate Mantles
No. PO LlbOrly.Street,
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Prices, $25.00 and gptcards
In tln3 math eizingpmcesscertain min
eral colors, or raetalicoxiiics, are applied
to and absorbed by the stone, which is
then subjected to a proper degree of heat
until the enamel is perfectirincorporated
With the slate, and becomes one substance
fanner. We have now, on exhibition,
over thirty mantles of ditterent coldrs and
Styles el finish; and we Tway particular at
tention to orders where parties-wlsiveol
ors to harmonize with paper and carpets.
We are receiving, monthly, new styles
firm European .7i.s . q:ners, which enables
us to prutlucv the latest, patrerna In net
bid rtMeD:ly
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'tier rlcteky
CHEAPER THAN EVER SOLD IN
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" 112, lloT, withont Hod. 1.7 r.
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nwl rhuapc:Lt r tack of WWI
Coun!y
800i.5.,
7;O;11,`;,
brze nninztment of •3.ll.uellanconA, •
School
z:nd Itcll,7tons Book', claw:nth. en Indft Pub.
.
Gilt Books Saiiple for tho Holidays,
sTATIoNERY,
:s . r.vTioNEit V.
ST.VrIONERY,
•
An .xtenslve variety or Pnrwr. Envelopep, Lvad
IN•neik, GOI and t , teCl Prue, Ink and Ink blonde,
Wo are the exelartt e Ageut for the eelebruted
Voie3"l4 (;old.
fur this t'oanty; (Lore 0,14112 a guiel 4:01d Pen,
would dot well to see the:n before
parelateltuz. •
We are the Agent for than Counts': for lirider'A
Jlarriug Certificate 'The attention
of Ch alzymen In rc.ipect fatly called to this, an we
can sell them at the fame diecuant as they would
get !mat the Publisher. Atwater' , School Gov
crnittent [Or rale at Publleht prices.
We have con:tautly on hand Floor Oil Cloth in
12r:z” vart,ly.
WiN DOW NI Lt TYL:S4.
rt. - x.1%71)0 w c.r.cyr tr.
RUSTIC & PAPER SIIADtS.
on hand Toy! find Vlt t r o ir i z , :tood,. entlnblo (or the
.I. F. 1 ) 111.CL,
, Nye Drhrhom
EMI
F(iitlytipt
z.
itrit;Z . to sc~iiiliiry
_ace ?Lila ...4):lbed ,
:vonuineilta-rit
; t,.."-'IIbNIXII
Ey.fri)ir"A•ltiviSO4
tern;
"rie'xt,
If4hcieevaidllaya
thew( very pleasaiitt
ridtl 4 y
1641 to t l
:40 , g04; 1 /0490
catii)p, 40.4014
hiaborkel hrtmr(l4::
to two Inuit, {hate,
t .94`1 4 b k - 4:llPe
er
91mAPIP P
tang; ptlialtawn
fomttain4•d4k[:sbWEi
a fblitatic6 ttft*
contalm maiOirit
nients, atm ;
itarest nral Haiti
flee,) and Edlnimil.
•Iqr,ozialoll.olol
fine u . ld baUdlng; r.
ton feascd l i hnt In
theie old buildir
"wh!ell az:e Is
wanting. The:Pal*.
i~o; r~vnl : £uthly ' Ivhen
71tti
within the biiptling
Gallpey with ; iuii
iig spe . atmOc . is • royal
nlso,portrrilpi4if
. Apll4,
ito! )
Oi.ainbeit3 : l (ioc!pli '4lir
room and Qtleen
Iwo to bo seen ;Arl
fusilloued bedstead sill
n 9 ttic enfortannte Lie!.
heatable, work box aid
are close at hand:
PaIACO is Holvrood
standing but no Texan,
beauty_ of the golthic%
windows is only path
It issomewbute.nrious
on this alds,wilit roc*
buildings he secs While•
illustrations. f them;
iii Ms - school History.
when a . whoglbty...
11411,yrtip0 Alihey 1* a,
the days when panpratuas
delight. and my': first s
Ti.illding during ntYvisit
11:vje ken from
which the .view ihw
tahea, for In a moinerit,w'
or guide bnol:;1. Could ha•
Wai tile .11thoy frutn*y.'
loction of. the pletuw..
i om hs aro notiectihle in t
though none of hiAorie,
reimmiber.s, iMy
Edinburg Castle, oc lhe
CA11.6(.1 by the Scot;
exitsisi;to build
n r rock,Y eniinen6b,
city anti is upprqacjie
and winding
tyrtgl,Wl tic
ine than tlie. belonging.
MN
is known as the Itcgalifirctoin,iyhere
the regalia of Scotiandisicept,is found
ititelvsting by ninny:. ( inothernbjeFt
of interest Within the wall is a 'can-,
non ofgrt tt iztt , anci
tion. and of eonsidernhio ago,./.airnen
to have been used tift h6siete or Nof.:
1;;11,and not thought to have
been sew then. It. flay have bc,411
useful then and probably, did etroc
tivo service, hut in these days of Ito - -
proved engines of
not be uf. any •ftecklunf. .'several fine
muntunents are among the sights of
the city, those of Nelson ] anti. Scott
perhaps the finest, s and the Jotter ] a
beautiful gothic structu: e, orering
a magnificent statue of Scott of colds-]
sal slat, On Calton hill, quite an
eminence, thirteen fine white . marble
pillars arc visible front all paris
the eity,'whidt after. coushlerable•inz I
filthy 1 tuned was the Ni . riont-ti Leon- I
Luse itt. and upon furihe” Inquiry,
learned that it was a sort of • se.;ond
edition of our WaShington monu
ment, inasmuch fts'after an expendi
ture of .f:13,000 in the erection of the
thirteen pillars, the funds JRave out
amino Inure being ctblected the strue
ture remains untleished. Leaving
Edinburg, I returned to (ilasgow and
from there came by Liverpool to
London, where I am now writing.
To describe London, wneld require ]
that I write a guide book, describing
the public buildings I have visited
on this and on Whey occasions, wouid .
lead some to suppost,' that I wascopy- I
fay a guide book; to give you statis
tics of the city's progrss or figures
in relation to its population would ]
make very dry read lug sd I propose
to give your ref der'a deseriptien 'of!
one of the most curious exhibitions
have ever seen, and ono, the exis
tenee of which I would have doubted,
but for he evidenee ] of my own sight.
Passing down ,Regent street a few ,
days ago, 1 saute large window. ado-
yarded " Pad. liiiMiltiennui's Per
forming Piens, Ott exhibition daily,"
an.l ,eeltiEtt• the out r;vtre I paid my
shilling and soon gained the audience
room,where I tboodseveral ladies anti
children deeply interested in the per—
flomanve of-the captive represenla
tivei td a chins 'uf for which
holies seldom form any warm attach
ment. The stage on which the per
formative takes plates is a Small table
covered with \•vhite paper, and
the different ardent , ' used by the
small performers nee cut from ivory,
by Prof. Mtchingman himself, and
are evidence
,of,, no moan skill, In
themselves being :cf
,eefirse. Oita
sauna and nifist rieceasity work
foetid Mr. - Kitd - tingtnan'
very clever young Englishman. or
pleasing raldrOs„ atal.frouhim goat
ed considerable infottaatiou collet:ru
ing his pets:, and of the Class to whieh
they belong. • There ate abOutttedve
different varieties of fleas; tia.t. eat
tics, dog flea, pigeon ; flea,. etc., furl
the fleas of different. nations are
found to differ quite as Mach as, the
people theruseiVes do.: The Profes
sor, in his exhibition, makes usa. of
Russian, lielg,hin, Turkish and ‘'En
glish nod finds different nation- I
alities suitetl:flo, different kinda, of
work; the' flea being hest
for hard work, anything
, when muss
de Is of moment and brains.• below
par, the . Eoglisb;fleao, howkwer being
nonsiderc . .d, by him, ;he most
intelli
gent and best. fitted for performances
requiring a clear eye: and coot head.
fl.^l
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11001iS
;a
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. 264446 . 41064ttti1A f!iir
flap* biikl: hp #41.4.1104.#14'
(1#33040
02111W,ii:iigfcif.9 : iit' 1 .4lici . .."nattop:1;
I PY.,4 5 ! 4 X - I ), t , frAnc , ; ,
,t 4 p 7 , iftwarly , neiy6, 4
optwo
vi'oleictikAra,
)34c`grini stikkiktien4tiiid like oilier
:steely, the improved suriatith bring
gpod ieavwtheraugn:-broditteninn ,
lysttuxling him abots sit
cg -ateantgi::or-nbout; seventtren
;. g . #;s faintenky.at:presontirsta. nt et
-4"9;.-11110.8t9ekeecuredi.thoy are
Alan:fel kept in. Atlas%
raiki for ttaluingrAilaving 'derided
Pkitl!enn fEQ use Intb) Oadonnturtne
4r#944tiokpit, is ,takenC)eut.oHtte.
•hottle nudplacedinsitiesAnadell einsp.
160(j, made of ivoey:"Atlt4, glazed
',3vhlebe eal I fie): training
!droOncein ,
wets itrinomm. -Rhondda.
Iliii*lllittAetukA with etch
intgolving-Inoldon,ResUsek
Witifresetkoi.borinnditke
.reedayrht thisiho 6 foun4
puitciitoeilohnd ready - 40r the next
,s 4 ); that of-being:par:in , ..harna
Thls. is not rin cagy uuderta kit ag,tbr a
Ottc.li or sai,ueesmluay,i bra-relt
or efltiS4:6o/ioiwinternal injury, while
i(takstrugglieft.inseetiinot gorer.l
iy helal,• - ,Astope is • quite ~ probable.
, Hold ttetu Eeti 4.lte. thumb, tied t n ..
or oit he left thuttll thebarneis made
henei hair,' wth theright, hand
earqully sliped over the hetet of the
,eirugglinganimal and the -harness Is
.ThO aPeratio4 "no*:
sadly ; for tO meet
tighicinlit of the nObse'Mayreiult . lia
When'lOussed; the
• flea is 11i endd at one elleof' r e gold'
0)111'1;1.1114 ItllOwed tO sliflggi6 'MAU
he is eihamited. toed given
mitilhebeeeineitilistable,when
ite allowed'a SUPply of raw'
' bt;ef from which he g . rt;edliy'elzt'iaels
such nehrle Mont as he Ands thefeln
-suitable to hia'liaste.
,'After being
to 'harness, : the instruction'
,Is contu*i_edatial.couriVat
otltint 'Vibe orThitilisiiillelenttY'skii•
.fid.Co iriake his (rebut; The I'rrifal.4-
! Saes troupe is now quite large and
t eritufarisw - soina "strictly
ears'• as the show bills' say. /‘ Pion
.
411. n" perforMs on . tlui tight retie,
- slotwing backwards :and forwards a
tkrainiature 'ear 'suiptanded from the
rope,; "Hercules," at a .:ood ,ale of
*et!, draws - along 'a lion of hattle
bin weighing over live hundred
mats his own weight; a see saw is,
dodge d in by two yoengiters, who
lined to enjoy the Mut. "leotard"
•rirni''w Ca the greateA of ;ease on
fl lug trapeze4and kw "old boy".,
ulgiJ in thao. - evidently agreenble.l
vise. df draWibg up: a minlatnre
fiat from a (fey well, and leai
again with a run. Oacr :more
t4 1 4..0 1 9..P!4tart5•
A silutsslAstollAWAttgaMigt-.
rest of the troupe.. Theic are many .
others Whose performanea s are More
or less inte•cs.qing, mad as a general
thing the PerfOrtners are; sltrte wil
ling. to go lhrongi 'their exerel-es
ag?iii and agaiMin this particular be-_
sue inut;h inureaetwiAlmodaCiug than, ,
many puhile ! per:Farmers of greater
growth; ivho, known; gen
erally dislike encore:. Whon - lltin
bed time comes, it.16,A1 isabont dusk.
the performers of 'the' day are talteal
out of harness and fed Ifixtn /lag beck
of their master's hand, as ; many tra
c:ght or ten fueling
,at oite ,t;me.
Kitchlogman is, evidently ilea
bite proof, and though his hand bears
marks where the] prnhrt-sees, of his
pets havel.wen so frequently inserted.
he avers that nu nnpletts.•lnt, feeling
are betusioacd. What an'J-teelletat l i
Continental t:aveler Kitehiuginan
would noire. boat twenty min
utes are allowed ea. - . 41 tle..‘, when he
is taken °X atul - pht to bed between
twosiwaresof blanket,Ouehsquares,)
being 'rarfully stowed away in a
small box. a layerof' blanket, then a
flea, another .liltinket and another
flea, and so on nutik all are .diSpreed
of. The process Of uffharnetsing and
put l'ag.to bed the whole family lakes
some two hours; Mid the same length
of time is required In :riling them
up indite morning. ' The average da
=aim of li anion g fleas is about
eight months, ihough the flea I no
ticed drawing a daucket 'from a
has been going through that opera
tion for eleven Months:" and 'Prof.
Kitehingman believrs he was not
young when he commenced. Selma
of an excitable tuld nea vous
dixposi
tion break down under the training
or breaking, and . live . only a few
days, while Others are stubborn and
won't be ! trainc4. One, that came
under my observation, having been
one month in training and not hav
ing yet given up•hoppitig. Altogeth
er the slaw was intercstiag and I
trust your reader's may find any ac
count of Roo too, tkough few are
'likely to e : mne oven here to see it.
bougli
EZi
Red liiveithrthe North
, Mr. C. C.'Coain w: ilea in very en-
thasiasiic tit the.flo•4o/1
pa(, ream tneßcd River or the Nor,it,
live hundred miles nortliettst of Citi
cago : •
Oue of the most wonderful features
'of this rf-xiod is (its cdniate. Here
we aee iti lalitudG IC—seve -at degrets
further north than Boston . , bat , tine
sudimers art' !ringer than in MaxFa
cintsests, and tlieyiniers, though
colder, are - fes.4 I .',n'e • t.tutti in that
The ail is dry, the days mint
and the hyndtptls of men that 1 meet
who- hate cothO here from. Maine and
New litimpshiN.,.. r:cleel lids lit
their latti•O 'ay . that thrs' cli
matei is A l t;xrecor.,toe'c:}
England... ' ' ' • •
YO:izta day...is:trot Sttotultutan,. who
i iVt...4 fiS uudroa nart4.9f:thia
point in a straight line, on the more,
origtke Winnipeg._ The winter there,
he saye, is notstl svere as at Clifim
go:' Sclentifle men hate 'speeulated
on this phenemepailmt we hive seen
no satisfactory enplitmtion. Doubt
lees k hi due to a combinatioti of
oams—thg influent:v. ~o f the groat
lakes on one' ld'de rind tne pocky
Moontal us on the other—to the Mis
souri and Missi4tippi audited rivets.
to the currents of air sweeping of)
the •INliszodri valley from tire• dr. , I
'plains of Nehrr.sl - a. Be the cause
what it. inay,:the fact remaius that
here—rwching from Clitralo north
wmt over a territory etitbracitur Witl%
cousht,-liitittesoia, Dticoiah, North
.ern Montana, and avast legion in the
British' Pe sessions—lie the wheat
lands of North, ;.-Vrtttica.
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1:t:111 jr:,
RE
~f.''k ! I:t t::.: ~i
~'t~;f.
f lgo other country, .hita' such a. do-
TheLplains iarllavaila anti
, Ituhgury, upon which4.:entral
/ pope; 10'04
,for • graturaihltcs gle ti ie
, - pkt tMt' exceed tmart 111
0U n nty t I n ••.; Ifitmlftth:t . ; -The 4s , fte
htrll*-6E Prustsia.bavo .b thin noft ?
while }ho wheutf tields of Fnunaa h v 1
,bocci,eultiitatetlfor Een;uries,.aml,aro
.out i y kept . In' hoartby.chnstunrapp , -
4Attptrofibtillikeiu..bitt•lfert. Vinson
111
rtlitrusegAro ,not. ohta , n* • in any
other Dun], unT,Lai,.it in., tin:, san,
Zan - loin'i
ant - V,anta t-Vbl(nl~t•'ni
P;''
c a u, on g t e.:. 3:•'f. • r 41'12 .1" . 1 ••.)' j 1
Tlttrniwatirditricre tliokinrk,Am•
Airyln giyla great%
'ter return,thtul i thoop qi
west Tfin Nile I%i• ,t.he Vinr:fize:=-
thofortility ret' seiv6a'hy kieh anntrel '
ruirny-ulowlth iho..tiplatx3t ;4•4
unoso4,:.hute,thOro awe ieetiartno
°AI
frl tit pi y / 341 Am. ,
laltra7; in 3 lqorpueluut y •
likt&Mth,Vllteliarl 4 4mtinary,ls'
red by thirictrealith'tbeliciirsoocir.
Ma or. 014 tho,l)cola . 10.1 t i,
,A It oLthisrrhory, /korai • qui
'eastofthe> find nio„
10 It'tfountans?" - Vleet't*e
spoiryn:tiPliinitf,,Avichent,t.titkti‘tuntP,
.Nat t4!itfttiOthlropithf trefother, rtemtr-"
•egVl,ll4PflruAlru :nupplicq of that-,
Der tap/ .which . thy pt.ople., of more .
sbutheiti Atthin4 are to recilvb The; r
future huilding materials ? ) Looking
out from 'my teht toward' the.nortl2-
tr..st r„ s un s *.e.,. on 0
,0. horihou.“lo
ditif`hinyouttine Ot the timbe.rt.4 rc
aroutul the streams forming the
hue l %caters or •the It
tvo trtiarel:west staull find exhaust •
i•uplic•a eon!. uetw‘•en .the
Lai river oft he No' 111 awl the Md.
kyi'iount:On I ;es Illy great mai tlekl
.otthts granary ottlleWillnent. On
tho reams' lir a find their 111.0
.I;Atiyeritir,' Mud •on thd , '
ar6 the •inanttiltdorie%
where.. itt otntfitiaG'eurs,.tho hum of
maehluyfy, tit? clatter, of thy shuttle.
dud bui.2.; viz of "Mill \vheelS, NVil!
break. thetkilht of the' inc,rneval
ludrpentlent,.../Idiiirtntllti Don
PI al V....tperience—'rhe Strong'
'Style of Controversy.
Shad-A-eitEws;Juneagt, • l669.
HT-tier - ma 7 , r - ttersEd.ru.' ' •
ono
,If there ttling mere than
another your. American, born citizen
of ,the age of eighteen and -, Upwitrd
feels lifmself competent to do, With
out
Inge erpreparation or any study,
.it isto edit a °newspaper. • 'Take the
Wen n' they come; upon the streets,
tuul offer &Orem the position of ed
itor, and nine out of tell will exPresS
regret that his other tae gements
prtwelithistweeptunee of your tempt-:
mglre tent It man will prob
bly
stergest - that, not being able•to
read nu:l write, probably he had bet
ter nort try. l'oor ft•iloW, lee is :o i:;•-
norant as not to know that few edi
tors ri ad, and yet more limited
number ca,-write. .
The tetaptatiOn - tendered by the.,
oracular •'%% - e"nfthe editorial column!
' draws Many oi'tho chair llihn would.
shine at the work:bent+. And, as if
thl- were , not enough, the money
- made 1.,y the stmette.ful yi today,
lures on Ultellentitbered ',Amnia:Wets
to try Mei? tiara IS at tle.4 7 ' ,, ame busi
nes , . And yet the failnre die , s'nnt
come, in a majority of instaneclS as
mutth. fput bad. frinu•Ld
3/11ba5.14,114,_?.,F0r one enl i ttpetput lath
diet There - 1s no husino,i;
"that calk so much fir ,moony, tact,
enterprise; iMlustry. Of all tile suc
cessful journals 1 know et . , i cannot
cattle of that , does not owe its sue
etsk, to the publisher, while,-.en the
other haati, Ito end of Lrlillunt
liner httel.., iltiltirei 1/y no:
the •latihilless luau al cite back.
lirst !vision itt this anatter camo!
while urea gets. - We • Ilem•Ed.
Nafshaili. M printing the Vottuart r,
Ilitupaiga-p:iper,•for a warmly J.:bu
tes-led election in hoodlum cottuty..l
We went .ciwerfully to work. .11 7 e
intsonat hard, and we thought with.
great same-s. .We were witty, hum;
vtl, arguint unitive and amusing. We
Were, however, -chagrined to discur-
er that our t brilliancy s!'enusl lost un
Cincinnati. There was nu eclui—no
excitement—no recognition of our
elllnt4; we aa , alled our opponents
with sareasni, irony, Latinand down,
right abuse, that 11111(1d the editorial
iorp- of the Voleittot• look to their
I , Wols. Yet there was no response.
Wine wits most remaritable, so few
seemed to lutve the paper. The paper
was Certainly not "well distributed,—
We made ourselves a committee of
two on itivttigatfonouid preeeediug,
the'printing house, fount to our
intems , disgust,: nearly all of two
weeks' edition Melt up in a back
' room, and our publisher on a month
ly spret.,, drunk us Ikwchu-.
-• DI itn" DEMOCRAT.. I
Whether I and competent to (alit I
or publish a paper or not., • there are
few who have hair more experience,
:Led therefore more right to oxpress
an °Muhl/ton the suilleet. b(gan
at the age when i ought to have 11041
at school. In tSIO, „loge' Warden,
then familiarly known as Bob War
den, turned up in' the Mamt:Cheek.,
with the indentigal pre.ss the late Ben
Franklin learned his trade en. How
13olt became possitssed of this- oen
'plieated wonder of wood and iron
don't know, but I do know that it is
now tin et:talon as the indentical
press of -anklin's apprenticeship, -
forl sae . it exhibited, and assured
the attlaAett 111111VidUlll who had it In
' charge, that I too had served all ap
prentoeship on the sante .Infernal
maeldne. i Robert had, with his pret*;,
ju-t enough type to yet up one side
of an eight by ten newspaper. .\s
thwpollfleat excitement waxed warm
we were drawn in, and soon astonish-
NI the Valley of the Mac-a-Cheek with
a sheet that, I Muter tope:l - Jur vie
or of editorial, and indestty anti en
terprise of pnbliatinp, has had few
Moak'. If I mcolteet rightly, T. O.
trallaller,4 it. it. 'Wurden, and the
unticrsigaied made up the firm. V
wrote, set up, and • wnriosl our
and then 'ilktributed the '
tyiw, -et tip and worked ofTthe Other
shin, and them mounting our humus,
Were our awn earrierS,
ho ing oVer the yellow rages o f
the file lwforo f mast say our
idtii .“- 'Writing , were somewhat
crude. There is a personality that is
positively painful. Some of the above
would throw in the shade the fatuous
quarrel of the rural pre-s Outwit: 4d
by Pickwick. Thespeclmeusufwhat
was intended admit srendher forlorn.
One. tyle was to(print the mune of
an obnoxinusq ppponent, without. the
customary capital letter. A certain
Jones: for ttxaMple. evidently an
active mind Pestifermei Whig alai
ken- of as tenni jour's,?' 113 his.
name in full was I lamilton o..ttews,
am end of fun was :amitosis.] to exist
in printing it "liamittonoli ! '"
tun sorts to emetass it, but the wit
of the Denmerntie edit, iyas of rather
a mean and low order. .1 am sorry ,
to see that it dal. not., die: with this
little journal. To , ; . et how of a mune
and' distort it—u , shake and worry it
. 06 rtpolo will an old 'hoot, is to.day
the indication of n mean, poviOrty
stricken intellect a ± it was
The venerable adipose who, to this
day, edits the Urbiteet riti:en, seems
to have been mroltieet of great Wrath
to pule
It itlitt.rsn
of the Rtrzrxi.nellersie,„3lvitit)l. Ills
name, fearfully distornsl, appears on
even' req., and in nearly (*Very eat- .
mum The entire range or zootogs is
exhauskd for epithets to define this
inoffensive gent w ho was prelt-
„,::
10•_
t
•
„A
"Est;allistedr.lBlB
ably rialy. a..coramou luiliact.. of a
- •
" .7iVirsathan ctirnion
' 4 O'orlotlancul tfti coact Ws
• • •I flutbn t.11}4 rival the elnh viiltnina
teti in a tloggerel that..tj u part;tly nn
'tact lust
rnx wish he 4.,t:rri-detttl: regll
;t4 • ,••• .. •
ite dant:4oin tamer thme.la alma to thaa. • . •
111 , 111 itl mato ,
. thin,. theta no t on •.• • •• , •
When awl hall ettatr,;, , nl hia
And tatuerl hla to. facia min. • "
Atot callatl Joahus §nstoo •
yA tat, In yet. t!, trout to It, "
ate'l Chihio wofk.n v..a• •
' •.na, woti the. clavo quo:
C1411Z0.11b , 11 th A tea a" lieoronn.l,
Ith nt,tltes.tticaritl aro tol. , t; , •tal rio L 1.4 tansy
. • Yon'it ttiutzi: Iv, ta4h.
Wlr.Zn 'IC \\IPA 11.:t/
".
'MI 7es his Dont:rotti )11,11 ,
c 11,
f tuµ. Yon watt lett It, tel %with horsig feec..., • •
. ~!
TAU' IcnAW ft big.. ' ' •
tfilnf itttei; , whco! thriedittittiltnil
iti - tYprieteatpc the elab fcnnitt tided.
gelvelist;he tt,oppithautr y E ft a r
thett edititlz aria,
(Vixen, -..ticretVted . :In Hitttv , y
irits'thlelii4tett; or the . tl,"tiAl Ittul•Tre
ctid"votJknelt .Nithitit:- • • :la Rob
vom to Flri:pa any. Quo '1144 , An or/
.gy., was du,),c.o r yltai t,nI.IdI.I4II.LjULL4IIII.
.useful aidnlttl, the ' '
..x.ati•lrxvoN:4tr.t.l:•l l ! 1 1 . , I'l
txtitinu, tnsuintaliettt•;
eti tittle, was, ell'eQurbettirkVASFAttolf
.11111Cil lvrath some ,*lo:Onee.
The talented editor.: were t.pecietth-
Ji•ets of vituperation :tad a+-.alit; and
hull rather a httrcl time of it. • '111..•
Ofilor wad broken into and thelbnite
11.-I. , ortaittut, (if 'typo kilot.:!sixt ill to la.
"The inftiriat(qt !nob; lattiTiitel.l I,y
tlzat Kr.,:t4):)," - tho pap,c_T
seeitavl, holvevcr, to resrg et
that accred relic of the great. Frank
lin, foe. that wit 4 nut damagol. ;L
may that it crightcned them. Ti:c
eiliters - had their eyes; in a chronic
statue: mourning'. But they were
gauze and keel, up the.war, until nun
tiiiy ;t lung hiidietl, broad shouldemtl;
deuhle fisied I)emearat, named Jiiu
Mebre; stalked' into the cillterial
sanctum, aria made the ;novel prOp
puiition oY.buing,pubiished ;is tla-i
,PpilAitle.editvr...
"\ nu, • ailL"t nit to tite.-ie Whig
'fellows, you ain't .Itist . lure 'cm Over
to uIC my I the'sponsihieedi or,
will you
. This ww4 novel, but pieltsinir, and
;Jetans teas duly installed in thy pest
Not lung after art in
spirckl 'olnel:smith, ur elo. went t iriker
tulthvaseit the 'hard ciderihis, Our
notice e(this eventread3 to the effect
that "our .quipy town
,wlt6 fearfully
startled . alarmed by a strange
Liebe that broke but viith- gr‘.at I:hi
lt-Jam, on Satnrday last, near the
church. On repairing . to the spot
we tliseovvred that the uneartuly
belleriving; came front astray lung ears
that had ‘randered info oar tun n.
.The owner of this flistnTreeablr bet-t
would ate welt to aaptnre and stable
hint."
wa,
bey...o ten ellyitic!,t
bounce:l into the odi 71 , fonowel I,y
t cro,Al of curious trien:l-... •
"Where's the editor of this nigger
baby's dip t" roared the stamper.
" Don't alloW no profane 1:u1 - ;ea••e
on these re,ilotided the
arlinhriotrespuy , ll,le tor, turning' ,
over. the eNt•hang.e.-., and :.•ezt . ..clly. ,
luokity.; at the in,l;gtia: t ill; 1-.14,-r.
."tioti t I want the t:dttor, I
sak" • -
't•Well, well well," cried Jim, with
.dignity r al if MI.- precious-4MR. was
bcmg mtratltil upon hy a ,fettow
neitth luatioticti, :Pm, 14 .'spotvl 7
' • '
4 ' 2 ` 10 , I 'S'ott: i ere.t,"i • ClicirusOd• • the'' ,
crowd, "you're only Jim Moore,;? •
"1 iqu't try to fen; me t " foamed
the omter. ••:1 Cite 1 - low that
writ that," pototing at the :4.n - it:Wit:A
personal parymiph.
"Er you' say I'm not the 'spon,;i
hie e::ciaimed
up, and it ,eynted tt, rf - ile tic \pr
Wtklllt get ,liny• "yoti . Y.:
a liar. "Von're :t liar any how !"- -
and iu the twinkling - of :t tele , .;raph
the injur.•l orator found Intii,eit
Anucit‘i en the curt, :Ace, w
lately .sympathizing . friela requr.l-
log him curie:Y:ly man I witalyl cor
ner,. It is riot nee: . s•- , ,:tr;, -. that
we were not it Hy- 1. -
The Disrolery 01:America 43 - the
I%..inccv.
Was colunthus t:w Of
Amorhia, or did In: only fius - over
contlin nt after it had is rtmait.-
IK`V:I I - 01111;i, pi.361.:..'1, alai
the old ft it is curi:ini , that I II
quest in l '"' t not icon more rally
raistxl, tar it is very clear that coo ui
two thini,,s tuns: lie true! f ill, is
the people whont Li
America not-/ IfaVe desetiali.d trine
etnigrunts. icom the 01l world, :anti
therefore Aineriea yeas iIiIOIVTI Cn the
old world he: t ali I 'olionlituirt; me, or
eke the ahurigiues of the NVili.k:rn
C WC ire :11.altll
-110/1:5 human geniiration, the devei-
OptgllVllt of man front the lower slic
vies of animal, or de-conduit :roam
Ulla Eve, whose orizia
would be equAlty tinte.:s
we are prepare.: to cast as.itlf II kJ Y
Writ, and ail our igi - rieral notions of
' theft-iglu of the human race,We'must
believe that there was at one' thne
minnow ication between the old and
new worlds. Probably till; comnin
niention tool: piace c.ll the oliposi'io
side of the world tt i tours, between the
atstern coast of Aga and the ‘cestern
coast of America; and 1 belie 4 it i.
quite poss.ible that the inhabitants of
ca stern Asia niay have been aware i-f
the existente of America, and kept
up itit.veome with it, while our part
of the old world iEuropei never
dreamt of iLs existence.
- The impiinctrable. barrier the
nese WPM' al fllttiollti to prcACTVO
between thomselves and tho rest or
m,
tne tuitions of I' old world kep,
their kuowledize of America to them-
I SPIV( or, at any rate, frian .
I The ofje s a ion that the art of niivii;a-
I thin in such reniotii tunes, was not
t4.lciently ifilvaneel to enal.lv the
~.i to ero,:s the Pacide aiiii Lind
On fill.' arc-tcra coast of America
not conclusive, as we have how Initial
that tires , and science; which were
oneogunirally supposed to be of quite
modem origin nxkltsil iii Clitint ago,
and ages before. their di,ieovery In
Europe. The are= of paper
and printing. antinazst others, had
been pnwLiced .in China long beam.
Europeans hail any idea of them.--
Why, Ihen, shooldt nut the t
haye' been. equally, if not more, ill
of trs in navh.rdion? The
stately builclintrs of ::altar, with ~ i-ganttc.arclics
ganttc.arclics ntruirs tilt strevts whosc. ,
erection would puzLle our modern
entrineers, the Pyramids, and other
remains , if sttipendon: works, point
to a Ftate of , el ViliZalloll and the ex-
Lsteuee.of art.; and eciencvs iu Ilmlle-s
of which Earoputhisturiansgive tin
account:
One fact, c=u - r:iliorative of tit" idea
that:the old world,or at least some of
the inluxhiumti of Asia, were once
aware of :qui • eXistelloo itkr i q a
before its discovery CiAnnoins,
that ineat, ,, ,Of the Arabian utebut with
Arliam I have nicer-Aid on
are fully cOnvinced that the an
too, lxiint to 1 ~ages lii t it works iu
which a country - to the west of the
Atlantic spoken Of. An Arab gen
tleman, -a friend of twine; '/)'nerd
Ittmein Pasha, in a N% uric he has just
written on America, ettlicit La -Mot
-er quotes from ll;eldeki,
and other old writers to shOw
There is, how, yin, :1111011g*
retorts not nicrely envoi. - references
to a country, to the west of the Athol
tie; but a dircunistantial tweount Ut
it, discovery by the 11:-
fore Columfais.was born.
vire IszAftirt Aitavici .
• JH gt:t314641:4-4*l. 404 4,1 ; t
obi Argus b 'iding on isur4 Strout. Iles.
ats3 (xi iveryear .
• nitimunleattniur on subjects of liwnl
sprat. fliter&srnrei renicerellysolle
net. ,
4) ,-, ./ !um!: iniUr!sbiy be a.:coUlisualed
usznAuf slyo'slab; , r, .
'aft*. rditaliii 4
61,1.141re.,...11:,)
.1 • ,
JO4E:VAN O:RVer, Pll..
M=M
NI:1114101i tiut!l grit> ,
julitals, J. Ilaulity, the chi
It•to :;;;111.er.11%+,;' , ,, tatlAy
Ai'r; t fri 1111
•Wililll
:ihttputent drawrl frciff k.thar e•
(if".;rarri..f
bllffi•ritit;:(-4!" , a:2O even
.I'lneri(ll in.4l by the
ih..-toriti,;.l 16 , Vie:m: 1 1'1117
st,tl,o thug latiPl'. to 1,0.10.111 i 1t 0 ,1 0 0 , / •
..:41:1,1.-
live 11:thrtrol . 3i.r:r: after th,•
hitch Che,t, ;,: 7 .4 , :•t:+ re
pairctl fia••
'fryer. dna :Iv hied Met With I :TH.
r(ritgions writingti in
the eo , :utry `l*!tuir tiest.74)-
tlnns lr. nutny re t
Of the :Vithi;l: d-.' tholliii,L;(l:l!".ii' .
They tae. rt • ht:" -a
tfy," which grew
.ril-amhic , tltoio Of the
harntio 1, who- , t , native- ,
rrifttio, viot h, tr.n.l eta, of, and
'WIIQ.I• huff thry attts: 1110-1 , 14:Y1 ieu
,• • !:frn , ..-iffrwl. extwAlf: stiffi•forn:frh
-11 ty, with tito..e. given ' , try the!Anier
tos.p the
An:replay trw ill : ! „toill.y. llerffatft ,
that th , .lAteer. for
hilik in!: out re hark
itt leant-,•41.10 use. /
; lb; ) ft: 1:11, v .
o_li-!?•1.11r,•..
Plod :.ana it:, :A:), by fc,-
tot•lnat'.oit, 4 x:it vre„..+l ,- :In leo , I
f4.rif,tc.
tit •.tl, ihr-tf• :out Lti'flotlard.-., - ..fithkfu.,::l
a I ho t;. , :.,1 , 1 iff , arr; frn, • • if f .
t hat, tint hatic: , • ,itti pork".
any 0,11
I/11.1V
;:r
c.iirvori•lnifor
twin 44.
A.:l*, thought I,al lit tie of Lite w,:rtip
ox'.;iiiver. utal. g. , 1:1. The mligiou,
cu,..erns'anit of wt.r,lOp pro- _
?tatted Hie :nine eigtr.tott.i.-xit to the
f'hitai,e,,fottrt,N*;tt ha to trtx I year 4
as to tlie ;-;pattatr.l3 four . humited
1•C111%,
14at. :1.4, amt....over, remark4ihie ;
rose:Wail:v." hi.tweea the religlon o f
the Aztivs and the limit liti-nt of the
Chinet•e„, 1 i as is..tweto the ilka""
/ASS Of OW ZleC.4 ,
1.110.,e ur 1.1,1,1,• (d .
a great siiailurity ho:wcon the
-fr.4lttm..-; of the inlinu trihe, of MiC,s
die awl St.uth Ataeriet the-e of
the Chine:so, and laulay, the
tte.,e ihteriore,er of wia.sa we spoke
above sautti, I,e h'tvu tia'Faose:it,tual
of -the mono.A . ll.tbie wota, k.f
the anti latt.4eage..4.—
indeed, thi , , lvriter ..live. , n ii of .
NVIIIOI 'lrma to a relation-
Atip; 2111 iafern therefrom that those
trat,t ilaxe i,een
China to1111!uu~C.t .1t
Ill<Ft early pl'AClti, :14 etc
wants el tila rri,!sts, four
twa >tar, Ago. these,
things .
, a• i; 111
t. W11:1 1::::y 0.111 par
it'W..; • aoy
awl contirutatire
a.1.,1 from
. . _
'hina Lt Ami•r;e:: at bona.. romoto pe
riod. hat at the tin.ami . diedi, , eovery
of ..Ime.r;,:.) :he In
the 01" the
_o_pi.o,ite th-.m.,4 par:.
enjoi.T..t a -LOA of Ime:ent
growth, wh:lo the lairo , to.nt ,
svere foon 1 i.y Earo-
V. , ,tur in a dIZIW 41 . orig ',eat
If tip: hiot -I.me . :.ca
;(..F.kleovere.l.Lefurt: the time of l'vluut
tats ba corret,t' •it only got% to prOfo'
'diem nottilk now ;undor thO
Eind,thattilielley in.hls WO
qup644t,,
tiguLltia
wo,4liocit.yet
A dirO.t wlicrttal ~lttvt
civili?ntion did noz exist in America
w hrn we Wktr01 , 11111:!....1i
wli taut the vwl
-- 0:,.1;;;.., I.i r. 1.11;.,.; oat
pro, , out. l
et,"it,
i't-ti.t ,,: .t< a.
•
}_ilat2; i illO.l,
-triVinZ ciVirtillt ion, to he ilia.
-;',.N•phtts„ilway, n,iliog
I.!, .t . 1 ' 6 ' 17 61.
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%,';'y •i,117 v. ::1. ;111, ~nela:4 ...,..• a -
1, - .1,. , fr'..:: ~..;, . .,,,1 :.-•,,- -.4., „.r ;‘,..1 a
1,;;_70 i ' 5 ,..,! , : 1,11. .1 ,•fh , r l''.1•.';;•-ty, lint
v r.ry ' n11 ,1 1 1, 1 0. ttinr.liY. 'l' - lio re:I.:01
for I.ll'.- 1- Ilan the t in 0 , 1 b.,....11 , n , i
nil the ti.):Thly by her 14A:tr.on:nab ii
1110..rain.4 and lan' eiet., , rlo..tatbol. -
wilic . • --ectuili-;i:i v• Ili tIA wily pi '
de,,lll—n.)l t, :,,..e ..,ly p. , . , ; in 1.10
eour.ly..lati•-• of;',1•1* ,i:Ili..11. 11l fit•tt
thor, , I- 110 V, h./ ocurt in En/I:in , i,
Anil v. - bail:4 tur... \s hat i, little , e..-
0.•,...10f.al in ...iv lal-r,ors,a;.. - ;:a. ~,,,ti,,:i
4,f Thy '.lo . o:l*.ty 'tit till., 1:•,.....1:1;‘,10 . .% , a
tit v :-,:,.,•,.,--.. nil Vv.- •s.,vec,igu of
Engi.wo. T. t iii = Inn...* h oithleil ti 0 . :.
ta..t. t.ltat sitioe thetle.tth of [brit toe .\1-
bort (11 ,- 31Inoon. (lue.i hot. .plinl lua
:hit 11111110 Y, half till' i 11111101047 ill, 1010
s'io is It!ii/V:1 4 I by 11.enati0n,'.1.1 , it . ....1.
h.y :\Lajp-ity' Int, now ~ I VI•il 11:111 tl
, 11111111)11 11r1110nrty Or 34011: (WO- /Oil- .
0 0 , o f tl„ , ,h irF , which '0n.. , ..5.t. to 1111V1. -
! 1100'1 OXI , I 011141 ill palr01117illt; an.
try..inoliin; trade and contrit , tnit.t.: 1 , ,
, ,aniii ,, . , She 110-S hO. mix \vitt,
t 0' 1" , P1 , ', 1. rarely or never ~. .it,
I•even by the . lib , lw.-; t...1 , 11ity in the
I land, and o.:tept the pol,;io t,, i ...i i „.....,
~ i."..,!izod :o trat:-..tt , \with lola'-
, -1..1. donut..., ail tit:tio- to - the
Print... , of \V:C. , ' , . Who 1..,1. \kept tit WI
i the wide , : of the \y1,1:: ~ . ;11;_y!non or
, thc 111 ...... r ,•;,,,,..., :no.. .1111, ,, 1..11,1r in
..;.(t. ii.• I ie,•.+ i- .'wi't'ty 5•...0-,. 111 .
c.,, , ‘, ~,,i a ,vi!,i ii,,,aqii,unL=•-'4 pub
ho mini.... h ,. . even loor. , untrallical
:hall ita.l.l'., b • i. 1 y .. . to' i , .n.. 1,11.2
too.-,t, tin ;hal of lay- Trn ,, 1. , , altlion:rn
inarrb (I I. ) nll, or to ' nio.t ..t0"..1.1ri0
.nlyl !.:autilai \...0. , ...:: in '';',:r. 0...
The Prince if •i. ;C.c.- , i-, intact, I ltt
a typ,. of the young . men t.,' the peri
od. Ite .•,111111:t..4 11.:.d, d-in!:, hard,
live. I , Ard. i .;.1:.-, is d''' ply in 11. 1.1,
:Old 11A , , ii t 4 ~ 1:t1, tnany in;nintrie-±
with the fair sex Nvitielt by DO 711011114
n.llOOllll to his wroilit. 'Fite Print: , -.i
of Vcalc." 0' much loved, to itch ,ikiqo I--
01 :to I ni;.:l I.:0.. 1. N. o,'. I ..y
leer..? The I l'ir..( itte ..
n•..f1,.!1i•'....!e
of thinf. , , , k t;ltlt ,4•iitlyt Ifl Ea r;:th , li.
left. Nvil ;tout a lexh•r, ;Ital. tonw.u.•-
t 4111117.1 to Walk 014/110 ii 111z1ii.04 ti.A.R.O
t0.,-..i of it, allvati , t, t(') ;_;,•: ..I , na:
Without it gliitlo. .. \ in.thi r elli•el of
ti0,,,,,,,,.0t (~,i.licou "r -00i'TY in
1:11 , !land 14 that niatok.r, of Ow bt-•t
and 1110111 WI:111.11y latnilie.noVvrcOlan•
to London:An:l,lml. tv.tain. all the
y e ar nratal at aide oottrary 'mar, or
P eriu ' i " I 1 .:,' 1 1 . " , " : 1 o 1 . ) i f t Inhi;) Pettily,
virte il) ' i t ; i l s t
1 11 : : 1 ; i 14 , =_ "l. l . l i . ir :: '' t , : ,:4 '" LI : i ' . :1 41 1 1 )1:1::1 1 !' : 1 1. , ....: 2: " .i t i l I .44 l ); , : a " g i rt7 t 2 i i t l ri t t ; l pa n :rtz, , i x ll : -
1ntc1.1...,-.tin. , 1.1,1)11.e. , ...4 a,ii waiter
of eottrzo, thitt not. nearly, not half the
money unit Arm+ formerly spoilt in
I.oncion now finds its Way emote; the
inelesotert of lb.- met ropolis, ling the
tlbeentent (..nu, , II literti.py i, very
great i tu t, , (l„ "\\`o Inwe 1 , 1 pay' for
a emir, but Wl' rt. - V.407s 110tilint; ; we
‘.11011 , 771. t h e lllll4.lllind rdiedixs With
ilw fir tratto," is what you hoer on
every ,ide among, thetrutliugeht. , -soi.
.Inil what is II:ore tho grumbling I , t
only ai..eltos. It If to the I,l.utoti eta
hi ~,..') the itohiiity„ The j.'er.il . n.,
lon;_tereolinntinch• that re-1.•N•1. ..) op
whicit P 3 i
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