min poseent of . pair of wade* ideas
imp, halt by my own bandit and be as
send, dear nos, that y friendehip for you
maw an the materiel, adios as the fin
gor-work, and generor as the donation.
.Bat I consider thin prem.{ as peeeliar
iy gpropriate on the mmasion of your mar
riage. You will remark, in the lint pima,
that there aro two individuals united in one
, who are to walk side by aid*, pard-
Fag against ooldneeo, and giving comfort as
tong as they loot. The thread of their
texture is mixed, and so, &lea, is the thread
of life. In these, however, the white is
meads to predominate, expressing my de
sire and conildence that the it will he with
the color of your existence. No black is
used, for I believe your lives will be wh01!.3,
!.3 , free from the black pessions of wrath ,
anti jealousy. The darkest eolnr hero is
blue, which is excellent, where we do not
make it too blue
• Other appropriate thoughte rim to my
mind in regarding them stockings. The
elven indifferent sobjeots, when viewed bylaw
the mind, in m suitable frame, may furnish ; tiro,
iintructive inferences, an aaith the poet: glrt
inn noes, the MO sod imer, ter th
tenthen, loom days ..t
The ors-wend. one, and Pie mnis, I thickly c
li. 4.11 to rimmouseese prem.." !imesion.
Mut to the subject. You will perceive that l ag i ve li y „,p,
the tops of thee, atooking. (by which I ,yard,„, Heir
Flippo. courtship to be rapresented,) are
leeward. and by means of seaming are
drawn into a marl, but afterwards comes a .
limo when the who is made plaie, and limier the Pacific
ro the cod mut anal teeing off. a t an de, soilof
I wish. take occasion to rongrat- h ee d re d f eet. i n
whit e v obnclf, that are new through of Mexico It ot
with seeming., an I have enmeto plain re- eiaty.aed, Inoeore in
li, nn as the whole of those come-, ismq , ny ga ,
lc .a., bilge rte not mode at mace, but by posphy ride rock, which
oot one little mich after anoth- h ave p ro dd e d , 0, „ ig h ; a ,
es, pot in with skill and discretion, until toot it from invasion."
the vii In ',resents the fair and equal piece ri le j a b, are . re ,...; over
of work which you ere; Pn. life dory not On the opposite borders of t
mskt 01 one great action, but million. of . these once stood the cid... of .
little onee combined; and to may it be; Tescuco, the capitals of the two
with yoor lives. No stitch dropped when orbit Mates of Anahnee.
duties ore to be performed—no widening Th o I,j, tn , of time c ur es aLicL o.
mode where bad principle., are to he re- th e rouurry alien the Speniarde oat
or ee .n e
re omy is to be preserved ; and of those whili bad pre., clod the,
neither preatin not narrowing whore shadowy and temtotinus It is a rt.,
tr.it , a'd generosity are in qoestion. Thus ~
wherei ni „ g i ga i i „ ~,.; i„ „,„,„
sti'cli of life made iglot and set in f or d a d, semis but „ ea . and t h ee a
ug
the rio'n plane—none either too large or gling ray through tl e n. 1010.4.14.1 those she
s'.ll, too light or too loose; the. may may seize to tiluminc rho picture, MIMI.
you keep on your smooth and even course, oho creates Of these atteient races, the
ex'..enee ono fair and consistent atolleu,erawas d e . Th ee
toffell..r, baring patted the cane, it is supposed, from the North. nasal
heck he dm Goal narrowing off, dropp- 'entered Anahuac beton, ILo ehoso of the
n.; it e c ,i 1 of the emblematical pair of seventh veil...). Or emirs° little cm, be
a;.unions and comforting usuciatebnotb- , known 44 this people, hot it in generally a.l
- appears but white, the token of inn.- mitted that they we „• troll inetrunted
con, and peaee , of purity and light—may agricult ere mid many ..f the nieelinnie not.,
yo u , like these stocking.. tbe 6.1 ditch ....1 that they worn dm trite Mental. nl,
being drogped„, and the work completed, go . th 2 civilisation which misted in do coml.
together from the Om , where You went try in later times The wonderful ruins
formed. to a hairier sate of eldeletin • I still to be semt in N. w Spain .d Central
present from earth to heaven. Hoping! Aniefica. are refei reel Pi thin people, and
that these etookings and edionnitions may the traveller who rouse!, tumid die buried
meet a medial reception, I remain, in the' walls, and crumbling pillars of 3litlia ..1;
true blue friendship, newly, yet without Patric'uo inquire. in vain for the origin
seaming. and roil of the race, whose busy hand., bud ;
from top to too,— raised thew walls nisi carved those pillars.
im mom, et•r History haw done little more than to plc-
MET. 11. e or am airso--aw. • „ err, e their lone
rmeare, se., a,
I Alter having extended their stray over
relative. u
the romotest 'own ..! Malt., which they,
We might ha....grmard that the Litt. - held for four linnolretl yi , urs, thee became
ey and the geography of illexim.,—latnino.
yim ;area d y ve d„ ee d b y peed] , and
as that country demon our borders—would They disappeared from the land as silently
hove bee. almost a• familiar m.o.' earn :land as mysteriously a, they hall mitered it,
Litt this a. O far from 1.44 true, that and were succeeded by other me. The
" Santa Fe is Afloat an unfamiliar and •p- I we , note d o r t h ese were the m ea k ag „, e
ceryphal Timbuctee, and we know a, Asteen ad the Teseurans. The latter
little of the town. and villages of the cen- settled on the eastern shore of the great
t eal valley of the great river of the North, !l a k e, where theytt eir rapitnl„„ i i!
s we do of those of the White Nile ” The extended their empire over the neighboring,
recent war with 31exice and the aequisi- tribes. The Astron came lerm the North. !
timn of vast territory which once belonged and entered Anahuac in the beginning el'
to her, have turned the public attention to the thirte...l. century Alter many van-1
that country, and it is to be hoped that 'doings. they halted in the south-western
the history of Montezuma may become an; borders of the great lake, end there they
familiar ms that of Eowhat.. and Mama. behold the ninon erinoUneed by the oracle
nit.
'as indicating the site of their future Oily
No country range. greater attmelinn This omen woe an iagle, parried on the
for the antiquarian and the poet. There. at „, ,f a pr i e hl y pear, 1, 0 1,1,,. ,„
are the ruins of mighty cid., and the tee- bin tnl... 4., and spreading his wings to the •
eel. of civilised. ..I greatnes., of which ,„ eve 1 , „ e
no other record i• left on the earth; and' than g
that whicl, was to Maim. to thee I
there is weary, grand and picturesque be- wandering Trojan the mot where he should
yond examples The hinters is marvelous login to, raise the walls of 14oviniuni. This
and stirring, reminding us of the romantic; legend if ~,,,, rated tie end
legends of chivalry. I the Cactus which, fotm the arms of the,
The territory oommied by the ancient ! ai m ed , w a i ved , n e .,,,,b1, 0.
Meximns orJAstee., was not more than! At first they ei cavil light fabrics of reedit'
take.. lure . 1 . New England, Yet . o .h I n.and sought • pi eearious subsistence 13
the remarkable formation of the country.; hunting and fishing. As they ineremed in
that it promoted every variety of climate.l nominee, they improved their polity and,
and wes capable of yielding nearly every, military discipline, and established a oboe- I
trait found between the valuator and thel miter for °mirage in war, which nod. diem!
Artie Circle. Aledj the elf of 31 •.itat.the terrible to their neighbor.. li, the begin -1
mountry Is bordered by a h r r ou d creek niug of the fifteenth century, a rennteka
ad th• Berra tonna.' or hot twgink whiff! , ble league was formed between the state.'
hen the emit high tonaperature of nominal of Mexico, Tescuce. and Thienpan. that'
eounti res. Damn and sandy plains are Ithey •Intukl mutually support etch other,
intermingled with them of •Xahmat•t far-Tin the warm and mutually share the spoile
tility. Them are thickets of aromatic, Thi s treaty ma nuinwined,h,„!
.',rubs end magnificent Sowers, in the midst is eeaeory, daring which time the allies.;
of which tower up trees of siganne growth. overleaping the rocky reimport p f their Val-
In the rank ezbalations of the hot and hit- Iq, eavv,„ltheir anon down the dd .. !
mid mil, lurk. the fatal malaria, which the table-landa to the borders of the huh ;
...tram the es. , from the spring to the of Mexico, toil extended their &minion,
automat' etiolate. lateen the continent, from the Atlantic In i
After P.m.; wawa or ' , nay mile., the Pacific. The Capital. inormeed in
ever this .arcing region, the bdoolk'n &All splendor and in strength, as year afterear 1
111 ....1r 'Wall leis a Voss sttitmlihrrit.—; cam the kings returntng, loaded with y the,
Be breathes we freely. for ids senses arc o f a w e . ; Noah. seem,l
no
o longer oppressed by the sultry heat and fi a , n , ga b,„/ a aar.„g„,agy In o de an n .. ;
ioakidiog polite.. of sh• Thit!aed when the Spaniards entered the Goan
s•lms, of nature sh•Nlisk 054 his 'Ott an . try, the name of the great Nommuma, was
longer revels swung the gay Won whig the terror ..f the surrounding nations.
painted the imisissli• the.. When h•h•• The government of Mexico wet a ghe
ttoised. d about lour thousand feat, It. the mmarehy. Fuer of the principal O.
relehe• the height where clouds and Wets bles cheese by their own body in tbe pre.
Willa in their way from the Gulf of Meal- ending .4.. ma the ogie.
of .Imtan.—
at This it the region of perpetual be- I The election was made from the brethem
mint r, and untsbanglieg yeomen, I and here, er eephews of the d
oit name emand pinee;and ad-
It Imam behind him the deadly scone.--
Thar b an a apa
Tremont% upwind, tbe imam Legere, gru pdf.d. TIN maw , aaaaa h aaa as M.
grand and men Writ& TIN rand swoops maw la his , a 0 41.1 % awl 17 a vi..a/ong the Inn of imlibly orfondakk WAWA anoyaip be GI obtaind a ems.
anon fil•••ad with yahoo's ilfm. sod whom bar of swim addend tit feral& Ogling
•nolf•lffoff looduiff M IMOnaS he the dark wid way HI., wido, suria
many mite as ann. Hinny !bon an tan. Add lbw, with
••• of fiery fomomes
_Wolk hof• boon grind emery, mid doe poop of bran
Wawa Mtn • mama Avon by uandi sa
the "bateau' in tbnir way. As lbs ban- Ti e La. ' aw e
eller ails Olt , o•ofla ba nbe Anne of Um d i rrzy, bred e_oi
My emarilinee eat his of down et= o i k ft g . „ ma .
Ages. and behold dm raglan he win b bads he An =Z6
him, glowing Utah tba rinde Wei l l of lb. i a i a r ia ' a rr a . aa a ma i laa
0 % 4 .. Stilt Upward, 4 . 1 " WOMAN et badmen% and sane ebb an
samba AMMO, and lb. sturfline pewth of p m a aa~w way.grid
cab and the auk Masao if plea, nmsmtnn of ale senne•bp, mode up of tion ebbi an.
that b. ha rlaabol laws frba or said bum,.
engine. tau to it W. Pea .stud Um. Ilandidyi like the /NM tgetsw Wield
I A WOOD TO OVAL AAAAA 101.1. the lemma ega net her male ~wane. W. H.
04. into which the country is divided. The among them. There was • elan of noble./
____. _ ~.- - nr.. _ , A e .0, 1 „, e . 1 the n p eeeenee r we feel armlses Chenetwetwd . c Why should there"u be ea o r .
maize or Indian emu boa followed him all who posseesed hmge landed Weems. Thai -- _
___
der or a t e. coon d wd of the. who do nor 'men
the way up ; bat now he first ems fields of title. to them estate. were derived from , -.:-' - -- a---- -- - , et igii° - __- --- r
_------ .....bd . t , talatme• and make the parer ...,,,.....„.
~......,,,,...,,, a..
~...
j .. „
....
wheat and other Campeau ains. When ' tits crown, and tinily were held under the , ,•,,i' .....
.-_-- ..... 0 .. ...1 . 7 , .. , • , " , at 0
~1 : 474 i . t ti ...0 ,0. ,d , . .r:., ..C , : n, . ...L. n in y . .,
. n g .. .h z
,e ,.;r . .. t21..1.. ,, , , ~, , ,, , , , , , , ., ,,x , ,A . 4 , ,,z ,et r'e : gy. ,,, ,
be has climbed to the m i g lit of between 'obligation of military earvice.• It was 'aid
00000 and eight thousand fee he reaches ',by
es miter. 'that them werWee-- -- - ----- gent popuboe n that. eon, at •PoPal•tma Ile., iteleetnel apemen., . meted thaw ettpeottles nod
the summit of the Cordillera of the Andes, i caciques who resided • pa
..... We' , Mem. It w Vote tumeeemarY rot en lo eal , Itita ' h " t h ltt ' el h Vit v o ' olrat't ' ll It h"4 l•4 "d fUr br :he ' e4.74":
" se wartt °l -.--
list° " ' TIIE I)EATOCRAT :r''''''''""*"r."Yfi". l ' "b " . '''` l 4 " " . `"''' . .r ."." "."'''
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and enter. that vast sheet of tablmAnd, Ilea. in thew pitah who
which maintain ° an eiemtion of more than 'hundreil thousand falbow....h- Wh.lh" ' , th.• the ...reeler of •• tr d..... le .1 .. , ..1•1 ~ " '
~,,,t eeeordi e t ti t ee . 'The Lour,' ritrolnllnn lit Norther. Pima si. , , I'' ."' "'"' now, ' a Name
ME thoumnd feet for the dbtaneo of nearly I ,er this is trues • il u m
~. . dome:pt, for ell will mel, d emon. It. An ben And .cia w. the Wm-center l'otteeutiatt ;an
a••• conquerors, there was a large, ' - A: i i, ' ee ,. a e .,,, e , 1 ... v. ., two hundred league., until it declines in , timonya paper te handeoutely se t utortel, . a mutter of anwinttlece, as at, etopproe., or the fneeele al' al,
the 'higher northern latitude. int... Der of very powerful chieftaene, who „,,.. _ ,
mew, the condoner feels thet he tea afford to . mat h .. he, to obtem her neltte' Attly's words.
A chain a volcanic mountain. of atilt r, were bound to eupport :he throne with their
I.
, Ai0,,,,,,, PA .
I eiovata snore aunt ,m, 4111/ 11141 forth greeter .Rome a / seen nt nit We a trettede," wen troth, ev.
more stupendous dimension., the yeah. et counsel and their play, ~...a. , +I:,
to to:ke Itta Paper ',that a ehnuld le, thee Isla. et , et, word oath: Villa we en, Leratder ithe tool net
which me covered with perpetual snow, i The juriermAmee a the Mitima, Tboredor, November II INN!.
~..,„„....,
I Baal. 1 ra, us uls Se • wome n . lion words lemma
stretches away in a westerly direction ; and evinced no small degree of civilization, and .
; Lt e , ..., meetweettentletet that flue ce,r to mu Me w ere tof Ilto whole he at, ato to. a, a,
the eal breezes, which wander down from a high mom of the rights of propetty and 3 r •
• • •...r. .• i. .1.. 1. 1 ••• ..••• ••••-k• w• well patruetoal new, tor Gus tf . , . t the II sy are ut " o wit ' "
their icy out mite, diffuse ago ateful end. per ,n. In each a the principal cities hope our Democrat, yea, sod Whig (mods will ~,,,.„.„ , „,„ „,,,,,. h „, o .„, "'... , 1,.... ' 1 ."' ' ,.. ., . h :,,,,..7 . ;,....;"; " II :: " I ''''' ll III "' ' " I ' .
fleas over the elevated plains This Mble- with its dependent. territories, a jtidge - was ; who the ..t.,,, ,0,..1 on ~. We eht.ll he happy . „,„ „,,,, w ,.
. 1. ...,, , large
.....,..; . ...." . '....'',.:.',
.. 1.,
......' r" " ""'" ""`"! " Ilex
land, though cold in comprise. 4 ilk the 'amdtittled with final jut it:diction , la all cases to t h„. utt h w h o ,. we e „, eeptotote d. ot , to .../.
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......,..,.. .....
.0,
~,rte .
... '
....lww ma . e v .V .h amall nod:71o:
low region on the coast, enjoys A Oil:tate Which were referred to him. Beside lids bun armlet...re with Mo. whom taw ere not : ot , „, f,,,, ~,,,j,..„ • paper'
"I'''" loot
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We e.lO 1. fonh neder PM. matey thick undo re. bow 111•11 y that webers, hoe
as warm as the central part or Italy. Tim
,rnagiatt are, a court. was establish...l in eve- '„,,,..,„;;,, „,;,„„„,„ ) ,„ 4 ~,,,,,,,,, „,„;
eterinteseet tts Wt. a telt to math« the •• %loom.. many rotted ent.'era hoe t ae v . • t Pc
atmosphere is der ; and the soil, though ry pro, ince. An appeal could be had from ,I , .. g t h e l a [i t_e • va me am.. .my te Ahem pew c.d it t .,,,,,,,,,,,,„,,,,,,„ „„,„„,,,,, ~ ~,,,„. „....' how ,„„,, p ~,,,,,,,, ... h ..: ~,,,,
~,‘'..l . r . y
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naturally fertile, has a parehwel and barren this court to the supreme judge, whets de
anpeet, owing partly to Ow rapid evapora- ttisiton was final.
'lion which takes pima in those Lay re- I The
,itedivial arrangements he Teteueol IT
‘,..,
...,.
11,,,
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of ii....,
„:„.„ ,e.esoe to te. , lsertret tec th. we Itke We my ebbe. , bed! Hew teeny large worm, how many mem
pion., and partly to *want of be sheli wen still more r e fi lle d . Th e r e was n gra- k Toenail..., the advestewwweet...f 11. seem Dem. '' d '
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th " " P. ' '''''''' emit.' " Y ' Llf "I ' ''''''''',' Yw "' y Y ","" * "''''' I "' w ""'"' r """
. ;:t7t .. ,r7. * ;•• : I I t t et h "t " .7, 7 ll7.e . r " el ' ' ' ' ' t ' ' ' e fl o i l L tta . :U 'r of.."..S l tr ' s h, ...f I eln " . " ::. , :::n7 :::1?). " Irt 7 l ' .::::=Ss ''" l w tow n'n' n?;;;; " ::.
ter the soil from the burning seen. I n th e &die. a tribunals, terminating in a It. Inn- look sod Feast r.
hat "I the Ailed., the. plateaus were al meeting or parliament, which mot he Seel
;thickly coveted with trees of extraordinary capital once he eighty days, over which the , _ I ,
.., I , 1 ., ~,,,,,. ~, .., ~,„.„,.e ~, 7r , ~. oat". . the ete Mit et,. /11 1 .11.11. end ea. •
hetet...tee, how ma'n'e ome.. amour, haw toy 1111 r
,dimensions ; but theearly Spaniards made Muff V.A.' in rt.". Thin toady de. b . comer, that nor c ot, II ...e. e t :ne a t , ' .. Clara''ho" tee d, ' three cal m .. r u e, the mednott far what, hie W.'s. were sus dtu teal met e lan the tow,
'an inditerintinate war on the (,mate, r e . Jed all I noes, which futtn their imortant e e fleurbeeed M 11. ..1h rof mu pm, maul'. e" ' slate "Iwat Mc low . S .., u. %,. 'rho. 01 lists I!" W s 00, 1 1,1 " t y, hoe 1 ,,,,,,, t „,,
' garding neither hmtuty nor utility, and their 'I or difficulty, lead been referred to then tIl ed her fine l ow .1,11111 VI 141,11 , 1114 1111 s a. 11, nod I hot tam'. 14. 110 W 111411) Slelll 1011., s, 11, ettmy tit.,
descendants suffer the ennie l nen ce . o f their the h a tribunals These courts sct nt I a Clam's' . us le ... er simple tool tltem ; her .5. ,,, 1.s ... ...... , tr Pl.. r , t , .. is.- aut..; W,. ; t0w..., 11, 111111, gee tente.. le.a „ t , ‘ „,
' hawse, hlonee to have been held with a itarado and itt :trip 1.11 1 11, n, d oe owl t spa.. 0te.111.11 tom,. moo t 'erPs ' ''' " ......'' p "saw' •e• "" '''''" 'I 1 .1 i "''',...". IP w P. ''') wmm , ' ma' ct had m
MidwaY Kern. the continent 'carrh : A altielt thigh t excite...file .ht nd nitl ilk° at tee I Mot 11• r v rinii, aro o ael ts ith am met, reed.. tit ...nom M net , Mai 111. !twit. 1t• %teed
. 511,1,114,4, I, 1,, a, 0,, ~,„,t 1
nearer the Pacific than the Atlanti c neesti, 1 .1 ea . astern potentate. ''l ,, tit, ten al pt s ,Oda once Me alottet.l l mire. .V.ltelmlt it t a te. e. t kl: met It ...re rt ittl- lomy e• o
,
at an elm atieet of nearly re, en thousend /1151. It f Tsseaco," rape an .ILI chrt is hr, m g ream 1 Mato tteet et awry I:.lttotet, moll e n
' fiVo hundred feet. is the celebrated valley - tins a rot-yard. nee the opposiee playa ' „ i „, ;;;; „,e....„ ; • ,;"„,`„7,77::',7 • . 7,„ no , i „,,,,,,, I want wo It . eopport . wtll were... t o w ,,, t
01 31rxiee It in ef oil oval 1 . ..., .Im.i .1 aid. h e w ere two hail. ot P.m , ' Is the' .„,„.„,........ e , a . a , ..e..s.e, a.m., Ott. ''''" "'' ^ '
ixty-set en Ineettra in eireuelfereme. and PtIPPIPPI amt ''''lk'l ' the . " . ,. I ',.'!'? l '..l,""‘l'' not
or ow ...thee ,re.e.,..t. e. Tie. e. the "'' '''''''''''"'"" a " r '" l '''''' "'„" I I''''''' to
is cite anpassed by a b vrerie.g rampart ot wa. a glum. of puce gala. imam wit I. It i„., ,,;
c .,, ,,, , ,;;.;
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...„ I 141111, end debit.. it. he 1.. h ...1 do• act, New v. th
posphy ride rad,, which nature teems to spoke., and other previa. stem's. On a,. ' ..I1 /sae 4 11 t tll 1, all on r If ~.a v tll Ind.
have provided, tit eagle invitee:unite, L . pro- ,otoed iii front eels Plamt a beam" ekeelle e 1' D. , ere red mid rote. car ...lot opt.. 1...: to a bead „
net it from intasiati." 'sr/tweed with a a emerald of imllli..l. Sir, i ..... " 7.—W .. t." 1 1. 11,0, Y^a , ...e1....a1' „ I. „„„,, 0 ,,,, e .,,,, 0 , ~,,, gr 0„,,,,,,,,,,, „,.
at
rise lakes are s p rea d ev,,, thj. ,¢lky and sertnout.t. el bye ,l Iligret 111 1,1 lilt : M. " . .. ."" g. eie , ne/, anill dose.„ „e, g. r .„. ;;;;„/„„,„„.„; „„,,,,,,,,„, h ,„.,.. a
Ole the eppacile borders etf the hugest. vat, plum, and premiums stn., Th e p.n.,' dee pod:64m, meta,,
n.. out, atel cle.. four rektor. ot tom . le
. these mom q toed the cities of Menton and wore hang with tapestry, needs of Ile hair 1 .. Slave retelter-enecepted omen end settoottlle 'stole n: pm. r tott our howl, a
Tenn co, the capital. of the two moat pow- of differ. tat animals of rich and sari.. When /myth, n latle tflarrete. mote t .. e t tt , r e c t., e e d the • calmtme me our tlool dat e . \ 1114 II
OrrIII !Odes a Anahanc. "" 1 "' ; ' , fi '" l '''''"'''l bY 14.'1'l rings, and P"''' at mu ~,,, to g how ea.., per.. ratchh ply lemma': a 01l moke, altogether. Mu e whole soloatd ed pa- to c Otto .1.
thThe history of Cho ruses a Welt ~,,..i,i,.1 broidt red with fignres and flower.. A 11.. .,
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e rout:try a hen the Spaniard. clamed ir, tl ot doom: aim • canopy of vat regaled phe ~,,„;;;;;,;;;; „ p . ; ;;;; ...;;;;;;;,..... ~,,,,,,..,,,,,
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and ••f those while had pre. i dad them, is mace from the centre of Odell shed I.llt
telt meet& mes in Lt, e wmten tim mom lon how ; Ne‘r ,t.d, ei, d ',Sy ~e, , IS.. ton. coati&
shadowy and teystt•t hum It is a replan resplendent rays of gold and jetted.. The n : ;
~.;
..
..,,,,,,„
~, . . •
where imeginat lon may tent lin sts•art), at her tall, called •t he triton. lld the kin,' ' ''' ' ln " I' " I. '" I " "'l'm"' ,In ''' I ''''' ...
for truth scuds but none anal eh-- - . ... '
on 'deli were einblaz•Oit d the oi al arms ""'"ul
6 lake
'l"'
""'" r,,, r,
Ile rc the Fn,r 1 , 0 1,1 i,.,
~ ,,o/ty at much ull st otteo or a as.. Ittarla d 11., •
aria t h ii .",,,!„. 8.. Iw/toted tint it in Me., dot. io on. , awl mool. er bole' ,„ „„„A • t,
whs. lie de, • idett itnvoi not cases, or oat- t•it . . ," siolrat .• las". as ye WWI rarolgr st, tam: es, rsr
d a salad Stillttilltie, e itassol to 'the I rm.. „lick. lielTid,rm maa oho ,e „. i „
trildisrd attended by the roartean w.“ jasseard Ly droiltiag lo• ode ' m rte , I ell ra ha,
iords of the real., tat isa oalert t ill aut. h t t , ~.°`," "1' "
!his mitred awn. int rust. ti a Oil la reiaus . 0 3 •". /' ,"" ' " "1 4 " . " ..1 • a ; ta • dtata "r .1"••••• "'""'"
rr
nt. , nrs. and holding a golden to r,ra in Ida mom" wait lie .1 . t lilt, On rad, brad, ad. 'and a,. pad, ,as ottr kap, that our prat..,
11mA. lie laid hit. hand on the dolma' ter. rot or die laa'ket- And th' .null Ir. ""d r Y
:Lrr till
aid protioutieetl netitellitii. " 'eeriest, that fr. aa „ atly tie company ° the doe. lust „ It 11 114ilt iii be
Their lawn were Pell . , and gererally motion,. are oe Mad, mid so tool to be conga,- • Ilrar das ;mod. ,oid Cm lit., Dine
administered n itlnoit The great , Willi: it Pletiini torhloh thin tit pair ...II •••
eilitora agail aoriet) all moan Loe . --tlatod tV, thie.d mot oie,oed
al d lilt . tt el, they neck,,- I _
with death; al il mood, it i.
Oil iteili,tolity and 'wimp, 1,111 . 1.
~,
1 )lost nations, whether, lit ill/all iv sae-1 erpted don't enure .0 et yell, paper. hoe ht.te tee '.• '" ""'" " """' bj. 'ter''"", ""' '''''.
age, tint means to produce hues:eating • hue; or, semi word by the " Irtn.r: . cr I ' " I "' ".."''''''' ""‘"`"" r • " " 1 ".• "" k ''''
; drinks The lermemed juice of the 11/u te. should rattier o ott would ea:land teferet tee” '. , 1 '"' 11 " N ' "'" 11. " .1. """' '''''""' d 0 " "
ry—a plant summon .., th.
a.. ...., ry _:, ,„.....,
i.a.
~
an,.
rumour
aa......,..,y
a" " !renown,. of th fete hued!, .1 ; iltettrit ere *heel I lea
bored the Mexicans the temptation to so"' e I fore. to mention tho: I wodied 10„ 101 l '' . ""'"'"" " 11 1 "" w " " 0110 1 " . '' l. `"" ' " r '' '
liruukroiems ; hot it would seem that with 000 , 0 ,, „,, h.., ~„
, 0 , ~,„„,„,„, &,.” ...y„,, '''''
the penalty of death hansiag I.ler them, ' ,„,,,, e ell )55 ere hke te eel mho 5 law... by .11 '" ‘"""' hi ' " the l'''2"l"”' by .'''''''l""'
,he het fair would dare to 3 ltd.]. Judges who pelt•hoi x thie .1,... hi ete ' kentv u sed 1 shell P"'"' Th. ' r ' .. """'"'""' ~...' " F 'H . :\
ceived lollies or were guilty lor e lksiiiii
" 000 ' 1 . "i '''" , '`h n", ~,,,6!. m.., ~
l in soy way with a suitor,were puidslod . ith : , t ,„.,, „„,„„. ~,,,,
~„„,„ ~,,,„„,,, ~„„„ • 0 „ "."'l l''''''''. I'. l'''"• . 0 , eme... " '
iciest It.
i Slavery existed amggng the Azgees, but
!it wan under a very different forgo from that
which rano. in the United States. No
!person was born a slarr in 31exig....
mi.'s were sometimes doomed to !gleam,'
;detains were sold to pay their dolts, agll
'lgy the mild form of .en node fig whirl.
I they were .ggliketed The blare W.
al
lowed to I ire his ono famlh,gg, 114,J,1 pro
perty, ae I even to hold other slaves. There
wags another elate of dares, prisoigers token,
in war, and they were reserved r tho
dreaditil don m of anerillee.
Nosh are 8 ..... e IPf the etriling features
or the anciont )Iceieatt snidely. They are
stamped nith severity, and Khoo• that they
relied in their government, on phpdeul
Porno, inotead of moral pi ineiples, yet they,
ahem a elem. perception of those prioriplec,
and n profound respect for human rigida.
l'Area a rota.
- .
AB.O Tin some one beau-
tifully retnarke, is so pre; inure. that one
midnent is' taken away before we art en
trusted with another; and yet while many
thank they improve time rightly, it it to be'
feared, attar all, that a gutsily portion is .
wanted in a kind of busy idleness.
(tie, Batters himself that he is, indeed,
reading and st,ing hi. mind with useful
boostdr—junk because his eye. have
been travelling through a boi.k at thls rate
of B.ty era hundred pages an hour. Why
not pre it the right name, and call it •
match against time? Now in our wsy of
thinking a man truly reads jail to much,
sa be can recall to mind and repeat, or jot
down with his journal after the book in
eioned—ideas not words. The mind in
this cooped, is like a magnet dipped into
• jar of iron Annus. If one remembers'
nothing, after reading • book, 1141 sure the
work is worthless, or he has worse than
warted hie time.
When • certain Roman Emperor, could
not recollect a tingle good action whieh La
had performed during the lag 24 boors, he
mid .1 have Meta day I' Doubtless many
a poor wretch —remlling—the worthleee
deals or mingent life-time—has erhol out
in the depth of hie despair, .1 have thrown
sway my life.' meet
—was the dying *dalmatian of a German ,
aonlist, ea the Wu of earth ged from him,
sleep forever. . Millions of money for mu
I hack of time were the MS woe* of the,
dying err nabob, of Xftleei. Let
FMK by tree eautpleb
It le • swim of roam that do Win sum
rho Is rstratiai M W ilLy he • vowel Thaliko.
Nivisg. We yew m ••••• So be Au kw
WWI dm wool. A. kr as head hosol.• dap
illuipokri w ro haw"
Nen, Dm It Ihrra. D. It
N. Bruins, Nn.NI Narylnt Now. IS.
VONNIMI,Ioa , Nn. DIM S. n
Ilundwortro. Now. NI Finn. Now.lll
Canann. Nor. Own OrnihnormaL
N. York Doc. IL
Dam
,ra ar alas. ltsis Wawns.—lrs
regret so ham dot Km 801 l Mania, ibe
asibereskiied i t Ant YeAvea
Ms led wipemertly A
MMI=MM
Now wo, now fllll. Foloor ~,not hos.
".11.4r° "d".d '
ul We p
at • 1 wh014 1 .. xhall be talk 10 gn C. 1110 flio .41
4 4 .• In kw.. whoa to dn. %% 4414 lta, to trans.
net all 14444 Imonnewt; plan woek for half • 4144.4 4 44
1110111. Itet man r loom litutchool ..4144.14,44,
fxr lon maw, awl writ. from wo tto foto .4414444444.
141101tIli tVOI, k, 4. a 444.!, Job. 0 14 4
hos 04,1, ....... no.wer 11144,44 or tw.4411 ittl
tr" per w 4.4 k ; 9, 4 11 ma owl ernopet 10 , 111:01) 00110
111 1 / 1 111,110110; owl then publish 114.14401 i; 44 llonk•
414;.; • °told 1.44 eo 444,14 4,:0n - to the realer. of
!Pat , M.,
Now, x e woad, d n et or or , . timed to .1110
oo• !hal hltl,tor Imo all Ilie larlow., for gollinz
pwl mob wooer, for lila polar an lie 1,1,r0, nod
oil los read . xnl hh., x ,1:1 on wooble km to
ropy it Ilion oilier papers; or dint Ilion, urn
eunuch pristine of iiiihienco and &Wit}, whore
illow en can procure if ha when soy
whitn for Inn.. rtr &A it ewer minor to ony
ono. !hot no l'..l.lttr bh. to chototh tho p. ors of
!Ilse whole e. ........ Ity ; et himself to %bore
id maul, portonary oolif, • misehlov
...pin, with whom. perch in hu not the
•lightrot ae.penottotero. .1 by pos . ' te
an at•innneo of great tnititle. nin •ruck eir.l
rome tone ni eo
Of con, we like I. see • hi. eschew of
thought and opinion through the prem. But to he
conotantly Mired. harroosed and perplexed by ova- I ,
rants for the fame of having therrpemes in the
paper, ,srilirte of their mutbfleotoine; wed Veen
roreed ry whim is not indolged, where to do
en would require un extra sheet, and mimes bath
the authors nod editor to ridicule ; besidee making
more labor for the latter than four ate,
dune, certainly euetrilatte• largely to melt* hi. po•
Mien u one;
firer reader* wdl recollect that several weeks
Were, we exprewed ear awn preference end we be.
here the preference of the 11.11010 Iltenwersey of
Ituounehentut County, lu regard to the persn that
shotela br prceented by the math p at of the Phew
far 1!. H. Senator. Hulce that time we have oe.:
Ikea that several gentlemen, ere urged open the!
menthes el the &therms, amen whom are Jedge
Bleck. of &menet. Woken MeCendlthe aed
ere.du eudoelnedly, geed ewe eel nee. Olin..
eee ne remelt fee ehenglee lb. opener we bath ;
odready espees,d, that Noe. Gee. W. Weenethan
le( Loathe ow. la the then atoned with= the De.
theenay N Nowhere reeraylveeleateldeed wnl
rally ; W whew claims *wild be tuned web se
earethutew width will deemed attention.
Pansyllona Owen I. remained. la the M..
on by a an at imam sd aapeny, on John.
ee is an I. ilt. sine Tin Wye ad mph
ly Iseeering Whew et th nate Led'
Ile le Omni no b. • ne. tit Op worn a..
Winne. here ..d wohnienhabliti Wei.* I •
wie nay gray Weenid te emonod the ...
pinta hi. ham linanni .. 1....t0 women.
role trin the hopeine. et Ile poen.. an
Minty I. dielnise his tiny I* hi Rats nod the
or
Inithdly, loombly ll hay. Son •
trip Wenonsto. ah. M. &a Min.
M In benne be emit.... rain I. Li
dr .1 nitiesno• I ninny elinini Opiniouw
ame iimilind lo hie au maw . Me het email
tini amain... Ihnihni. .1111 ea ern ilh.
Nom dt *okt sham ..
-111 t. I.• ruiti• r f,
irl 118.1118,ral '0 1111, I,
2% 41 lir,. to
ill mBBBBB.Bl, 8 , 11 j.1.1111N1ii.1.2,
ti 1 /..ennrwir l' lam, re, p . n.
1/4,, I% 6, trongn.n. In I/ n
• Suwon, 1 1 n01.,-1110.(!,at, ,0,,.01.,11,r
Item. r,st -1.1. I k hack, 111.111 —lr
14.1 x to, 1111. g —5111., Iliadenni .U. Pnee,
eta., delve „x to Congr. PO, INN Of N 'JONI .1
•( . 1 3 11,C111.
torte Duel lioin 1.1100 to 1,5011-2nd Ihs
holhiligi 1...1ine-3d Amine., Conger, Whig, phili
hl,l, nits s 1h Iral Trmw of the gill
The IS otanunts Mut., women....
atneteenth century of ours ta truly art age
of prithrevaton. Had Hp V.n W.ukte slept atoll the
itneettng of t h e Worcester Coat rut., n.J awoke
on t h e ad. of Abby Kelly Fuster'espeerth.... aro
mire he Would has. rubbed Isis eyes iu speechless
astoniolunent. Neither the ..gene) of steam, apt
plied ts. Railroads and Steamboats. nor 1./et:uff
as malted to Um Telegraph, would have then ball
se Stamm to hint, as that moved twoentldage of
tt soaseultae women . ' and tt (en tattur men 't Itul
to the meeltng ; and its osymp and dote,. The
speeches were no smoothttommted tittering.; but
loud and bwatervu• harangues; and the...M1..1ml
given lo the amid, savored much of rodathluam and
gross infideloty. We gin en abolrael of some of
the priampal harmless taken from lb. tt flame
Gearlte:"
" Wendell Phillip* ie imported to hare aid,
" that the cobwebs and wapentiniona of the noble
main to be ewes away;' that we "shut ma
from the nwehanio arm, the prof... Mom meal pea
he, dmodled down lino an inferior ewe;' that
" be mated her to be inniglad sip in mewiy, in the
, trial by jury, n repreuitation, mil la Whop for
i her .elf delenee." Ile would not pm tow much
!remotion to the law. laws were bet piece@ of pe
, par. imbed by Agent Fillmore." (!) "M y t h au
[Mu: a feudal .ad Hebrew thispet ' wei. and area
lat the amedatierm el moiety.' Abby hully Fe.
ler mid " We ham me nght, awl the 01111 I.
revok e ea did., ladedle mei. King Gaup the
Thlrd—dte right le rim up tied em *h. tyrasee
Mama Om thet artgeet I mem te hke a we.
maw We mut ee them the Intl., mod ael
aireddle. We m awset ba smelyoeoabol to ow
wralaa la luedelletb turd 11.11 @U lm. I. ehert,
llee losaaga• Ow laseply dossaadol
Yea ud menu aloela Ye meted ea beans
Minos all alike—ON tM ••••• Oloeld I. boa.
a. M ember - 41M PreetraY. Mt . alleab
NU, rellgimin lead milkasy, ems se the rlpl .l
t o
ammo
thecabaker la mama aa volt ••
se nion. Ses• urged Obas the ere* *sold I. eau.
emend by Womb" loth ••••• Swede% •all Ow
ea tM dlohnetlsaa I. arefely betweene am. and
•••••••laseel be absasholood Out • semen was
Jaw ••wW Isablbse le be Irsaikat aa • see..
Loasabt MO
le
aid seat wane woe Oar dm
eapoesalas, pal VW IMMO 4meties
ud ate OW The Imaged if Abby
crly "" Paa•••••d• Cut: asesreasr, **h
ew las vale% psosiee • semi
be • wad s .aid set
bare Yelped alai bor Alb bees as •1•118) I.
Wilds amemesie Weller Se do above wow es.
lie wasevideally la how et *Meg •
le
Wry . % lberlold Ile me Me Waled ••
.112111, hOW 11.11 V CI, 1.5112 t. P. bow n.
et tools to $1.1., ih.
oiwlelan tl hop !erg ,
x•,11141
I inaloa. at the ....ar, that a.arall,lag. would al
l% auk ea th,.. 101 rim!, ar.
'1,1 , 11.1,111 J. 1,0,
It is 1.4 bor Entitt.t or ally
t rot, f
m. f '.I .4 ;..: ~~.
sdorned--.M ' , goer 01
=ESE
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1, II r. ..,111.• and Sou
1 0 . C1,1t5p,...f 1.0111.9e,111 1.19.
1.. I.r.
Graph a.. ll,' nod I.ootry 61. n.
Arm.. mai... llookr. 6. Cu,
p.., 3.6 r.
c.d., a Lrl,'s llook an a ut.i.-
or number. Sal .11. ,ual 'nay, Godes ..11 ex
. ael in alumna lie -• %%b.
pra . ... The, Gudi," rxerittril by ~
OW. Than manillas/ also ealuni.
all The Cr. al," •. Faxhaati PIM.," and • likens.
I „f 31,.. n a n, J. 11.1.., r1.1....1aa11y am/relied by 11.
Arirdiroux. Mrs. Hale hs. basalts • send
Ira to ref dux coietry. and hrr p.rttsit res.
I, io the wand intereat of this work. Among 'lir
iso nonce • Rand artiale an Mess.. T.
K. A. P. Ir. Cull., •ho hare an meant. prim-
aux eatittilishinent ea Philadelphia, and pnahalt Ihis
oak. II a. may pre did I. our rend.. Tram.
$3-5 crows OKI. Addreas L. A. thiadry, 113
Chestnut H. Phila.
Theo Genesee@ Farm✓r•• fur Nerember eom
hdeu alto great t micly m alit the farmer, W.
give one or too article. from it 11. week.
Van Conn'. I'eunterfa•l Deleenor. ler No
ember ; alma'• for Ike mare month
are on oar fable.
The o Ham Joanne by G. P. ewe. emi
N. Parer Weis, mod. nothing boon the Rem el
Ms country to support it. It io decidedly the hest
sod ebb. family paper in th e United Steen To
I, us ot le the mast egreowee compenion wit hove,
and never fails to while away • Mime hour meet
pleasantly. To reed in Its intlames peeler from
Mr. Weis, always Immo. ire hawk leer o CM-
mys dam . ' wiles snarly ememeed in our Ay.
peter. amend the fine with het en the renede“l an
eels a( hee.thro nevem, sal . *Mid "
in oar emelt, we tight cheerily red the
poem of hie „ Inklings of.Arlyetnre.“
To el oar friends temwhit • •ky gamily ewer
witotemild any, take "IM Ilea Jimesar by en
MN.. T.A. 811 he anyone.
•
The Usk" • momlldy *ea, /mud id, "M
-INA awl •••N•11.•41•6•11•• by do Almx pr
•
et hawk.* w U•Ny."
M••t•••aaa TY• WNW maker =emir •
pal ma& •• Hem. 04•17. ! Tor IA mom
• year. Nam. "The U•le Now rat CNy, N.
Yak.
I To.. Fax* Meelt..." by 3 . 3 .
Piweav o yr NW INMAN ime1...01.
ly SO Ma
^'n. Woof*: nor m^ Y • poi
polAneloo, domed go tholooloa• et Arfookwo
no.••ftoro, lONOWboo, Goolsolog, ea. poi,:
•••••• Cons • Co., N. Yolk 1.
J. Mom .NI.. W Mon 3101.1•01 W Nom.
botoriboo Tar 01 pr.
hums—lltaboy. Ds • Imo." le b.
*OW MCboron la Ye Claw Illeui•••
=11:1
Fugitive Skye Leto.—The Democrats
utaßmwo held a meeting last week, at
which they maintahmd the oenatltotionalic
!ty rat the Law, cud declared that as loos
as it remained scab, it mum be sustained.
Snots Storns.—Beditird, P. wail visittd
with • driving snow Storm a• the Bth
instant.
Thy Winoj AircDonourAMi
aire —John MoD,,,,nough a will wad
read
at New-flrleaos on the 29th or Ootnbor.
;rive. $11.001) and • house, to bis eider,
ylo.. Cole, of Baltimore. 425,000 annually
to the American Illble moiety, and the
lodk of hit property, mounting to over
410400,000, to Now Orleans and Belli
re, for establishing schools, and an,lonte
no the poor. lie bequeaths • large sew
to the Amerim Colonisation Society.—
, This will is the subject of nondripeculation,
in New ()Aeons.Some of the mess, ant
loony lawyers pronounce it utterly worth
, leas, while other. think it will withstand
ail Asaulta.
Conniction oath, the &nail Note Law.
We learn from the Ledger, that on aloe
day last, the Brat suit in Philadelphia, for'
tho penalty of twent3 -fire dollars for per
jog a foreign smell note, was brought before'
ildmsean Ereti— judgment given for this
dayeomplait t h e doliot, nod
kle amount paid the out
by oo t.
lorreove of Gold and Niloor.--It ia
rinisted that the gold and silver imported
into OM U. S. from Vftdol.l.l ports or the
world. ever end tildne the expan d , during
ithr throe 3rars, amount s to one keo.
dred milliono of datum
—TI e house of .Meflonnough, the mil
li dadre, has h,n roldail by nee of hie
slavesoissisted by five ;nice men. The
negro anis they took three hookas of gold
and There war • package of norm
amounting Ir. $1141,000 in the Milne room,
tvlikli it , o tot. nee not taken.
i. II o
S L etr i ""(.l7l r e h al
P.• 13
_snnot. r nag hung in effigy, at.
"ant.. week Were leer.
eleren newspapers pub—
lon 1,0 rest,, Caw. Don, In his
t I,c, .Itreated in the Rhode
1•1, of S. nut,,
rhill 19 Ill,rrer —The editw cif the
1 .1p1III• lee • decided
j• , i ht
I. of I tall, frim the
I,,ct that it is dirtie nanic d
fret. • low and dim
notti t tithe kliillllll UllO Inhabit Salt
2 s and the surrounding valleys.
Ile p F ..thine will he 'eta Cngres•
t • Live the
tame changed, and that that
I. -Is will vdve the , 1 . 1E1 . 111. of salt Lake
c ',ye they thin, fir theinvelvea, Dee
r I /," the signiticathw hf virtue and in-
at 'l E •G.,..r00r Ford, of Mi.
1:x• , ;. v F.. 111 dial at Lib re-idenee
t. 1..• n Ti 'LC 40. ills!.
,/, Tho dry golds
• t A K lnr Ivrea., N. V.
h, • eve tez: t-• re. and r,,bbed
6,:tt worth 01 Breed C 14.11... A
111.. ye. are /had to be lurking
=IRA
M=[l=ll
• 1- gte. gg ni, • of IAo
d .I.lt b bighead... 3
I 11. 1
—lt i 1 that Ow a hi..rv..f the late
and Ler dlanprlntrs halve
.11:t..i rapt', in the hatk Inn
t,gv :• IlateGian G , liernment.
—ll,, Ira Arcpuhtic rowel,s the
In , el.rtewion le iproeal twat)
m Ii li t. w.,Prionent. ratifications Faring
purwleall3exehangeil how.en the
two govetnenentn
LATESE MAIL NF, WS.
==IM
\t n' Ynnit, Nov. N.
The strainer Cliernken, Capt. Winder,
re ti.ie morning, from Chasm
Joinnica.
,
Sim wiled fee. Cliagles on the 27th of
thinker, the Jm after thu Empire City.—
She Inings 0 later California news and
nothing important from the ledausorJa
nudes.
The Taxon Illommilaa7.,
IVANIIINGTOII, Nov. 0.
Bourne from Texas received but alight
show that the boundary mrposition hes
helm aerepted by a vote of about 2,000
majority.
=AI;3::E=MEMI
=t=Mt
' Otorttmart, Nov. 9.
A clispateh from Kanorille , 310., states
that a tramentione eenlagration has erne—
red in that region caused by the Omaha.
Wien., who set on tire the dry gram ow
the prairie. The wind wail very high at the
time, and the Memos spread with moth ra-•
pitlity that • greet many of the fovey eel—
tending mop., and mew buildings. hsr
miles around, west enveloped in ans./Meet
of fire. The Indians, Jost previews to the
andisgration. was Commend IN the not of
lotting Are to the prairie is n number of
different platen The • Omahas inhabit •
portion of tbe Mooed Sanitary, no.. els.
ty mile. shave Port Leavenworth. They
are dewnibed we nee of the moot danprou
and treeebereee rf the Indian What and
will be likely to aeon the *newt of lba
Wilma& • grist dal of trouble.
wootwoottret 11.••• nessoreter.
I A rumor agaithealea of Joh. 11• Doe•
wish, tM elllionolna who awl hudy ho
Now Odom, forahles lb. Newark Atm.
Wow with the ralloollog rowiaiwooste at
him:
noidod, f. umusy paw of dm Wier
pars of U. life, le A lin, • Aber ea dm
plawit• ado of the filloolwippl to Now
Orhau, ho oolikratsd WWI searsals.
ad Ow habits of bobrairy sod wow.
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