Ithl
TO- WHOLE 'HOLE WORLD!:
.
Itii admaleelby..all-0a hare used them; rand
has not?) Mai . .
PI: i t" ET.P.RS 9 ,1 7 Et .1 ETAELT: AN•
• TIBIDIOUS. rims; •
A RE the mart unitvalteil imneaj Ciei discovered
all by the imp:mini yoC man.::They'nre'a iiiiveretn
cure for the following complaliatsi yellrs# and Bilinue
Fevers; Fever - end • Ague, 'Dyspepsia. Croupri Liter"
PoMplaint.Sick Headache; ,launtii.M.Astkma,
ssyy Rheinatisin, Enlargement of the Spleen, Pales,
Cholie; Female- Otiatruclionsi 'Heart-burn. Felled
Tongue., Isiantea, - Distention, ot. the _Stomach _and
wels..lneiient riiarrticea , Flatulence.llabitual Coe-
ti ßo veness, Lo,i p s of, A ppet lie, Blotched 'or Sallow
*sign, anti in all caseeof - Torpor;Of the _Bowels,
where a Cathartic or an Aperient is needed, • .
-They dre'exceedinglOnild'in thehl'operatinn., pre.'
(lacing neither Nausea Griping, or-Debilky. They ,
lime:total vely used 'and - conamentica•krPftscrisisu
Pintail - Am', in nil. Pails of the Union; from whom
any quantity of Certificates of .thcir 'value can be ob.
tamed.
, Are the safest, most sure and - cfrectual remedy for
Coble, Whoopin gConsumptipm tugrr,Asthina., tight
' mesa orate Lungs or Chest.l&e.it'e. ;
' Mr; Juke Starker/, foot ol 7 Gouv'irricur cared of
. .reon ; ;;Ij of eighteen month's standing, supposed to be a
isettlediCoosimmtion., by these Lozenges, when the
physi c: j a i, s could do nothing for him.'
• • fib, a r roifes Tl';'l'4l.ins. 71 Bowery. was cured of
4 severe c:oog,ssndeohl•orthrec mon this standing, by
• .Stalf a box of th,:l.oienges;. I . •
'flit. M r . "'a nt :LA 497 Pearl st„,las used theta in
• Ma family :with in raja We success. and recommends
thOna to al‘ who are n.'flic , cd . with eungtis, .colds, or
. nits alrectirtris of 'the Miles. •
E. 1.'t a , 7 4. 4 - i , st ;ir c „,:senr;il weeks with a die,
tro.r..sing.congh. which nothiii,•% zolieved, till he tried
lite ., e,l,:grzengert. tt Melt cured hr,n Ina few hours.
Janteit ,11" link, No .5 T ont ,'ne Iluildihgs, Will
.- - . 4 l.lW r g o t've esitiaci to . ii r od wh o • 4 3 ,..T Lcit enjoyed a.
sleeii for sei.•cral wVeks, beMg eve•v few
mi
kiite punched With soine tlistrcs , Mig, coug as Rlmesi r
fo tajie swaying life. The 1.0t.A. 4 ,0 - •t- I liaveivalclied tht;e in the silent
- tasy'., and cliablea hint to sleep atsigh..• 11 'c Lad When, treed by words oftnine, thy
• tried every thing else he heard Of, slid nothin6: else From its lone hiding pl
to
and in twee
el
nitionled•tith least relief—another irrsignee sari "e I A scorching souse id'utoclierv. wink
lellotv.hein g from. Sit tintititely graw. . ' 'lt to my fondest hopes— I rider c,
SH W 1.0 - ZiES-GEIIS teiii,nr,- victim of awomin's
lii3bhk iii More thaa 40,C00 eases to be infaillible -Ant.' thus impressed with Mace scorn bec'i
= the *orm medicine; ilestroyin medicine; over 4is. e r ' , sit mit thought wfoell Made tit date
•
• Limoh ma in .t,tiumph—ere another r
strut;rolta oft iti the joints at iiintis shhil L' i6t6.r w ith ' 'hescal 4t
o ffi ens ,''ve . bveatti. p*-I:ing at , ilte.nowN,grinding of the
teeth du , steep.abil 1,1 times 3 'rifeness about the
ltp~ with tine' ed cheeks b:neatirr., at the nose, a gnaw.
'Le Stomach, /Sashes offteat'ot-er the
,
ache, d
sliolit chills or rings, shirCnum!
surface orb:
rct dfcturbarl dreamsdreamsrowsinc-.2'.
sudden starting in ~4 e el 1 uth ?"‘! d ; c ertaflOPP:
sometimes a trontiteslot.:"'",e
ntalid lute, fits, bad lame in• !"e 11, ." ."
11:11n , C2,
leg. pain in' the stomach . .
.• bloated
rise;ontsbness, voracaois appetirt... _
stomach Or, I Limbs. grirings,..sitobting t i...
"" 7 1".r
;arts orate hotly', a sense of soindthin.,' .
'throat itehinA off heawls town rds•hight, 3 1"137(
. . . , .
desire to piss something front the bowels, 4.1. ', I runi c" ‘.
si Ti . i . i -• , •i• •
tioses drichaoressitftne (S.,
Sfi and mnens.l •••••.;.. :' • , t -, •tut tt F . / itsT 1 7 .1 T ---
f 4; 4 ',.. . t " S ' t.: T n
die. Gtderi Iltuarr, WbSISal ANciiio,l4l,9lv 4 , e l j. ,:ti llVigety said, that one ralsertep . ( .hf s ts the penal
' drat Seas doted - Of al s thy. dose Logengcrs, after three ty; of error—ally:lt's letuis to lit et. • .-1 t,l e t . deP/P
-,t,eieristdreittmr. and st hen. 'nothingelrot rotdd gis'e the
'ial : .,. / e• fall. of the. lieyAl. C. T; r is, an i...a Sta nCe
least tend% •A, 'soy, on hoard of one of the ilarre • -„" •t, and should provi, a ta: lug to tli . A rong
pockets. was cured of fils IT et, ly one' drisd ert hem. in f m ''''' i l - • 1 , . lust 4,•!•se•
Mr Joidi IL Ma, :i7 Third stseci. pre them to a4 , w111 as le xre:tk, to bewa f t It ,
• .••• .
M8'61111(1; adal thei tirutigh ' t•wity the 'etonns by ;;;,;,,. 5!,,, . ne w,, ••.. in P;1:y
.eiroti arkes—f i 'esperti'd
'
saidi I ..''',' ' *'• ' ' -'' •• ' ' '''' ' ' :m i d belove,i—ly, •Ictite and 1 ratde nienther 6 f
. fit. . 2. ` zidi ' llir '' l'''t) ' r. * 51. " it3 ' 4 "° thenn.in aver suck!}'—f• ',tee - , :f Lse.l and - - rlOoteti to
.:.
• . . ..
700 51s61160ine:or fil:;Ii. of ilit . , '
otogt . ....ila t ?Hi r;..; char
acter,niut,aiviritti/wirli Ate . g - riirtrii-1 Filectsii. • 1,
1 . 3 f-aia , ain F..iiianertrperqt I.lt i Six Iti lAvriiiiiii. li;as as
etfiriedi id liii•i fluidly fur triM'iiiiijs,' , Wttli eatire sale.
eerie -• V,lNcnty;cisti cen la pe - :. tar. 1 , , •
•• ~,Stf Cy...is/ !if.; (faiitiffinr , (,r 1 fewif ,e,e I (a.,ruz,r., '
Give milli - ditto.; reliefin tieryoui or' sic! I tepdade.
• lialeiration O (the. heat r., lowiie*s of iltir4 , , despot'.
•,...denc3', it,q,lrun;lory;io
~ r_piitraki.frA: throS,lt, f,otscl or
sutntßer 6ariplai it. cuitala 4p . pressiou or - a sense of
sinking of he chtsr, - -1104a:. - tpa , ots, cra'arp.s.'• of the
Sr/ ill/aill or liiisi d s; fl,3l. l 4,crit'll r4IT of oa a arid all nen.
colts dim.'ilseS.-dr0 , ,, , , - 4...,p 11.i , e14t . the - k lay and wake•,
fujoes,p atniglit;tho,lcra , ir cft 'lcr Cato rh - os, cia r I hurl,
11szittide. or a seriF,e cl f.l gite. ', rt sonS Ira idt i o 2
or•attentlingl4r2l'L l'aitit,% ls i!rliltd (fie Li it:lea:es real.
ly reviving, ari4- i - , , topiirt 0,, , , tine htio,ancy i:f 3 011 1 / 1 [1-
sed afier dissipation.l),cy tcst , ,r,tlZfr,:t.iii!.: of the sys.
tent generally, and TI.M1 , 10:/11 ibe :a ni 0,,,,,,, t , 3 i,, i ,
to n . ° rt. ! , lice livin:. .
• • J0ha , ..,11. Afaare, isl., r. , . ‘ itor of the fbolLer Jona.
1.44, wa's cured Ora severeba•cbi e Id! ni six Hama es by
C. of the Camphur Lozenge: 7 -1:e was pr , iathectl
' -;'', c them. "
i; B. N67IMEN., Viee'Pre , itrent-cf the Wash •
- Marine fraotrucee.Coraistoy. has ,uff, fist tlir
4th riervnur liendarijut, th a t not hiug %voila! re
-Ih.: used those 1.,, ,, zeag,S I'vt hi, h re:nosed it
, - ••
,- ~-.h fifteen minutes.
J' MI a - Minter, 11. S Si , th A vetme, has teen riiilticet
di - violent attacks orheatitteha, so air to make shim al-,
• dies. blind for- t tea or th.'en loafs at a - bow. Nothing
filter allbraed hem any relief till lie tried these Linen
ger,. and Arty, cured hini in a l'cii , iiiiimiaa.
ir. 11, Alfrta Evi. of the New York I tura Id, has
Used amen Mr the last jear for loudacti.nr:Fissiltzde. •
sittit4ivpys foundinantediale relief front them. , - •
' ! -. J 8 . /lermalis l'oor 31(114 . :i ph.ler.;
1. 0 19,00 ge.thi.vearly , pi this licr of all Planter.--
lthediniirtia, - . i.iiintingo, 1 . •1111 Air Wel/Met, In the
3414171441 ill r. iiitl e, I.Creast -Neck.. iiir Liiiiiiii., i tri•oii•il
Gillt , u ired- by a. In- (Lay 12;!:,,,,,,.. 'Cach. a tut. i at.
1,111 superior id it:r,tila 0 I,tets ul 11.5.." lac par
liar .r.o . get Shetllll2ll . s rliflr 3:tm:F l'hi.sters, or 3 , 0
the - ittiposocl upon... roiC! the ,••3 , ay lout anal ~or:11
sitxtitzttuns. The , actor; Sianycd , in the hack of
OVA none ill! lil Ott it, 14 ' , 11,1 ~ ..1:1 t.e deceived,.
- 9i1,7.11.1.07.t . 12C , a l ly 'l,l -,,,•! a. b,,, ••
yettrt I...rizr.nrres - •f. 5 /I. - • 'do : .
:tployhor orbeaillc ha I. r.-'hem'.-',r.-'hem'.-','25 cents per - I.os
opir Man's.Plaiiter, only Itti eimtsii piece.
~WI dov'ti Medicines for. wile by -
•-,- • . , • •T.k J. IIViATTY,' '
F.- ..,
i- -- . A, , , , enc; fbe !be proprietor. Also by
!nosh . i. tt ,- 44 KirtSley. Port (lari„rn.l . .
lkiliffiain Tagaarl,Taninitha,
,r
tre;CoV,rq ReilsnyJer, :New: e t •ifle. •
' liifi i lli. iBl3
.
• i, . , _
. . , .
41 triiiiii .every 4115;e3.e that th•sh is bred- tO may he
to -1- 01 1 14ltiliy•the lintel , : use
,01' D 1 I.: I'',,I,EV - : C.:( 1.:11--
STPUNk'DetaiIIATIVE Sl4tUi'• ''this in'Y be
1 - ertlrAitcrisrictotily to those who will call, at aim of
fnjite•fbrift{ where this itivalinchletidt , Uninc,issohh hy
r ' certititarres ,rouerly ale hedoica , ed) of ea tits Vertor to
' sd it. krriiii . iduals ‘‘ he had 'ld•t till hones of relief—
. _ - eerti4ates - c - f l'hy•dnia.f:= who had the meat severe:-
- --- -ttailes'untiCr treannent• their eitient a li. , ving taken thq
medicine by t ..'cir,..dvice and been cure.)--certithu res.,
•froui - the Pt othattorary, Clerk or orphan,. Gunn-No
tary.' &a-stating IN6I . nerleairtaucc with persons of
respectability nod stalithug; whit I,:t viol! the gotto.tif
their fellow men at hi tint; hang. yob.' arily come fUr.
'ward and given a st•nearial adieu' cane tudl its, cure
'. • Prpublic:ittott, &v. if , '-e• The itut4cr I,lllietui cern.'
licates being too great for ucwspri;:etepublication., the
~ --rin,ubie-rilterbas deemed it advint.....le to have a cop), of
film mast. import:ol eertiliaa•es property authetitica
- IPA,- under k.e.aloci.lat p!actal at the stores of:teems,
rt - elio ha ve the ntetlici,.e for "yak, Where persons 7,,11i,c
-. ted ,with ,Scrufilla or 'liitigt.; evil' White Swell:ha,
- Chresti . e, Rheumatism. Toter, ;‘lerential di.feaseis
14mtbaris of the Skin, Cortgli of long clam:ling or in
cipietit eotisunipti‘in, sick lit:ad-ache. &c. c, Opt )
' -
lisyt 215 i-ppOrtentiry or. osoroi.ioior the names and
Iltsesitertees °Caws° who aerie. been cured by its use.
alit .* , bo will be v. Ming, if erlled upon, to giVe every
1 .,...
' iuftirtuation required. •
i.; , a a' more oeiteral evidertco<ihrtt this is on quack
i nc oic,, , g, 1 'would refer to the ra_nies uC the I,lllow
, ; ' 'cell k,:own physiciauts, wit,: have attested iv, its
03 2 . .. • _D e .„ , . I'. 1 I tester; Dr. F., G. Borth, Dr. Jim.
04=4 , t L' lN :•thled , l , erg, lit. J. It_ Surber'
"-- Ott 9 r - Pr. , ft,- .., •• 4
„ . Retail at the drat and Chetni
i ;Stlibi whole at.
4 -. ~, • .
ritl.•,,..tstr , QQe• ' i ~• r ,. "1e.:, - !1 BOLTZ, Puti:vtlle.,'.
- "'• `” '-' - s y 11 e• Hugh .rinsley
, • 4•11-3-.*.i.11_:Filis,-. 11 1 i it e.. ----- _ ,'
~, .
'PortCarbons 1,1eml• l'oate, Ch :..' - ' s r. v o'
t ~, . 4--(v
~.•,ktutar.v.2l,. .'!-
,' 4 '... •
norFAVs..vEGE,Outi,te. 'Ark. 1 - !LLSI
AND .r.lia3Nx,
. .
'lttg:ll and enr.eti celebrity.. which (ins prl
A -entinent 111 mile aeipitted fur its_ iffrariabe
• 'citicacy in all t whit:4 it processes to cure
end erect the UEDA i,raictice only un .
.h ecei gury oi/it Unworthy of arc hnown
A , y, their fruits ; their gold mirk/test/11y for dem,
• Mutt! . ey iltirve not by-I.bn faith , ofilie-credulbus.
lacases or Costiveness, Dyspepsia; Bilious and
,fiver Affectiotis; Piles. Settled Pains,
ithedlnatisse. F ev e r sAgtirs,Olistinato Headaches
,
Impure State orthe litthealihy Appearance
of tire Skin, Nervous Helodity, the Sickness intident
rsFernaks in Whence Health, every kind
_of' Weak
dam Of the' Pigestive Organs, and in all general l)e
-",,iangementerif health. these Medicines hav4 invade
ably' proved a c ertain and sporffly
• They restore Vigormts Matti; to the roost Exhaus•
tad Conititutiona.
trial will place the Vj's Pills and Rhawix
tiefond the-reach of competition, in the esti
and Recoil, at All.
idway, corns..roe An
tes they have the fac
c.
;es—Price rents,
:ending. to the. site
~at I dollar of 2 dui;
,f the. NgZilts gratis.
B. 13AN,VANe •
Schuylkill county.
32—ly
SfTERIVCAN'S LOZENGERS
30YrU1 / NEWS
man's Lozenges.
:nt from the Agent, in
e'e Celebrated float
lough and Worm Lo
ir. HANNAN. •
En
WEEKLY BY
9L
"
.s.ssrlyr, from 111 e.
' "L'ame n'a poise . ' de .yecretrie lc.
• • Contlitite ne revele."
I Must not love thee L-thou bait hell mo b _
A rziaster rulewi:bin thin burniit , son! Ic
Adding another scorn to that Wild thron' ! ::'
Which daily warns me from the dein i t
Ormich vain passiotr,c--Yet thou an to
The clearest pang my spirit ever felt;:`
And often t, in warm idolatry. tt• .
Lowly before thy beauty' cobld have
131 A WI, U.(l not:; for too Welt I knew,•th7 ,
M/rsedbitterleciings '11 , ...•, a I tUjiy cal in; I ow.
Tit t: fiev. If. C. T.t rr.orre, readers are
gtfii , raliy aw are i' . l l2t. the Rev. H.4.'ilylarieclitor
bf the Ohio Ern has iecell'eendetentc4
) 1 1' ni!stractilw,' mo' ne y. ct `A•arioui*es flrom the
Oilice in the whie4l' resided, anjl
al s o from the tinkle of the .F:va,Vist- nnti''
int* his the editor of the Chlilvitit rens file
follUNNlrig very itiilielout: roilar :Whs eaution.to
°titer,: • ' •
•
—let evofcnt ... l 4VOteu
t:tc great \cork of -doi...t gaaiS But i au c,Ol
ltour tank. the first.fti:ic st, l ;ti and
fes:scs and mourn his crime.; 4 3 , gratdo foows
t ell. while a multitude of frimltita .•vl3fti he had
. knit hunscit as With , 04LYI in tlie'day • of
his uprightness, aro rierv,%3l,1 cbte that
in bmth
]lcna4mnn ,
Who slob, the iiv'e,ry id' di dart of heavel
To ctrbe the. del, it Oh"
W leant that Mr.T. st. s that his :fici.t false .
stcpwas taken - about two 11 ff
pli%yed to go to Washingii. and Wanting' more
funds titan in his honest ii , session, hei timidity
the ti. , ficicncy from OM Eiligelist ;office; with the
innmtion of aCCe:lllllill7,.ft. his return. ;On
rritinz at home, and leariim that misnipicion res
ted on him, instead of refluiliug, the money, be took
another .in crime. rait, toad ;to ,infinity be
came broader and swiftey` at each suCcOssive ifter,
until the out Ward mark. Of virtue Was finally" lifted
by the !a - thine:4i of undetected and :inerfeasiteg j de
pravity, and revealed to'' shocked,eoMmunity
deformed and loathed hypocrite. '
Beware of the lira fahie'stey!
A n e Ts Yot - sa..tins.~.—Nm L er be afraid
of blushing. Accept uo presents; of value from
men. Avoid lightness!. of carriage. Be mildes t
.44 moderate in dress. I Be not often seen in 1)0_
lie. Never deal in scandal. 'Receive a salute Mod
estly. Be affable with TTICII, bin not familiar.
tivn l pi t thi z e AN, Ith the tmOrtunate: nut always
e• a nil lan gli;n, , T. Be discreet. titypo:le not :
-an men to 14.. in lore itit Iyo;who show
Sever be afraid to eleind an absent fried from
•the stile of others, .). , en if he I shutilkbe tt am- ' 1
tlr-Innn, and do not lie+ttaitt to di3iegard ult'rtiles of
society whieh'interferiL with yotir own. e0n4..1.CM-...-
f •
LICSs of propriety, or right.
Tat. Pnaf fo I ttav ng p:asage
by nmtr-olliery is beautiful: I
- " How nialay millions inillioos of tithes has'
that Prayer he:li, offered by Christians of , all de-1!
urination=?F.! to has tie Sottifd there
of . gieie forth, that,clany, and almost without inter:
mission. from the <aid:: of the Sartlt, l awl alio upoti
tlic ies, ibis lieaaa',ll like ince4c, ; anti
: ! tli.ring... :Noc ate is it the f l .tift of propltcc
-to foretell, that though 'ilen:VelLain: , : , ".Z ,
tiNCIIV, till every petition h:1-; hitch;
Ole kingdom of Coil shall coine, antl_lthir will fit! ;
&lie on earth :L4 it
_is tll 14iiivteal:"
MID
The ilev..k.t..tipaTcy, of well klioWneefttbrity in
this quarter.;is editing tt vapt4in New York, called
the "American Ariti-Papist,) or defender of CiOl
and Religious Litrkty." In this pap'r . he denie
that he promised; when arrested in I'ottsyille,
that he mod.] rehire the Bdok- of Extracts.fritin
Di'n's Theolo_vt, • the pnbilitliersiti Now York,
but thA he only-iiroMiSed that he :woutil suppieF;
the' sale of the 1.340 ti. in.PennAylvmo." • ti
: -
f'h
e Witshingion Cori4spoittlent ofr the .
delpina Ledger, wider date of. Dee. 30th, wrlteett:3
. ,
) • . •
. . ,
. . .
, -The subject iif the nominations .befiire tIM Sen
ate has assularil i a new ailieet: - The rresident, it
it; said, is S 0 nateh incensed et the .coquet - of„., the,
Van
,Buren - majority
. of the House,
~in electing
13lair & RIN,Cs as Printers, thlt he NS' ill ceit4e to
urge upon the:Whig Senate noniinatiOmi , unpalat
able to them.” .1 . 1.. 1i .i
) . .
is r;:c lir C r.s:t's \VI er:,-.4 lady of Northein
Pennsylvania now residing in Virginia, Iraslwrit
,,:t to a friend in Alnntrase, Penn.. frornt whili tll,e
Ilegister has publis'ad
editor i;l r the .!'s ( l. l tel'anil a
s'everal extr,iCti• Among them we find (hell:4104-:
ing:. which will it;.lerea t!tc ladies, at -ica, 4 l•a4 ll
Atows:llrfi;Chy to be the true American inttroh,
as her knish , - pi is the true Arnerioucitiiett iir i ci
- 1
patriot.
I happeneaito get is ;company With Clay tufa
!
and ladies, too. I met ==midi Mrs. 'of Le. 1 7...:' -
ingtou;;liy.; Who had visited at • Ittr, Clay!S during
the last saintlier; iinu'sfle gave a pleasant account
of the tlorne,Uic habits J'of the family; ' Mt's. Clay
gl2ts up at. o'clock in the morning—superin- '
tends herdai v, does: intich of ilia labor with h4r
ownhands, spuireillieselitutis the cream ,and ab
!cab's salts and . prepares it for innket, 45c. She
said it Was 4 well arranged hope, and she descri
bed the place as beautiful in the: extreiiie:
qUired whether Mrs. Clay:was genteel and ladylike
in her manners. Slie said yes, idxecedingly so--
that it was Tilie io neat one So intelligent and ac 7
complislied. Mrs. H. would 'almost have made O
Clay. roan of you.;_ifrou had heOxil het.
A political editor calls a soteTporary a; 6°oooll
- ". The .l othc rxetiotesi.4. i'ima.v r iog the charge; but
adds. that we 4
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MINKS' JOURNAL
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Harratfor the iittr4 of Off Fttl'er Time •
As he thistle:, so , rapialy hYri
W e wilt Leratd his pace , ; vith a gleesome rhyme,;
A'nd have neec a careiyior a aigh.
liVi• dread not his, scythe', nor his thin grey lockS,
We care not for, all' his,' dark threats; .
Tii , 6ioug,ll that weauenthe door when he knocks
Vor his crusty raid lordship ne'er waits: •
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'The drollest adventure in all`
his career,
liver net hy,this new4paper:killer, •
Was a des,twerate tussle lie got in last year
With O cravr old, pro4het ctiliett "Miller." .
•
Atiin• times iiad,til r is Wltieacre striven to cheeky
' Our sober old Tntlcruan's . •
But,, hard 'citoutA he labored, he nevpr could make
Tlie 'slightest , iecrease in his pace.., •
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But steadily,, , we;deily, still as a mouse, • .
Right onward!* pilkrimage. plies
And so he,WiII 4( till lie fumbleS kei.souse,
'ln Eternity up ritlau,eyes; . • • .
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A mystical fcllow•s old Father Time,
And rich in his Iltiared lore, • •
For his weapondtatl swept above eVery
And glittered At4very shore.
CoUld he tell but thelafe of our own loved land'
(The vdried eyents4 a year, . • .
Hu would 'touch the liwt with a master wand, A n d start bdth the Oil° and tear. •
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Far the gloonW thougt t, e,he would tell of the'elott
That hung like a final jtall,
Enshrouding the 1101)04 a'people proud • 1
Of escape front Tyranical thrall.
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Ile would.tell; how the 4ional heart beat faint,:
,• With the dread of Ipp i t ie bi ng
When th blighting hejailof disloyal taint
sullied her edlen.tan w . .
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He w ould point out the non and blasting courde
Of a t.-cosan dezully ittallark; • ' I
And wont: I tell of the. curs 4 muttered and hortrz,le
:That greCted the fraitot'AraCk. - • •
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A n d ,chile 1 1 . woad utter sorrowing ,V
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O'cr the gloo zny, , ,o'&shaiw e d Fist
A thought of the future. tv4ild brighten his ev l r i
And a gleam of :Wild triunlb -east. • r
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Fora visiflight,litrt:',l•ll thiiloom burstirig opt,
Would heJrald a brighter da •
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Ani the in distance,. a mhtitude's shout,
Re-echo the pmatt for CLA7, 1
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C:Oulzl•we Writ to 14E30qm: 11 4a Father
. Time,
' :And scan,' it o'erleaf by Jeaf,l,
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We would ftia3 noble deeds, tita;4olurnes, rhynte,
To embla'zr.out, windd be tocrlif.
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iVewouldfindgay.tltoupttsfottli eitsonte one,
Soberfancies lot', those that sitAt
And a thoudand.deen.z, both of sorto• and. fun;
To brighten or dim . tbe eye. ,
lie is still pheing, on in weary ri n d ;
'Other scenes his vision soon tot 1
Andfnany SE trange;sights, the .
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his coining presence greet , .
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Then let hint, stride on—we have notit to do,
Witli the!efforti;to stop his career;:.
Fora always rejoice \vixen our labours thioiigh
A the elbsing Of every year:
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And five nurse the thought, to relieve on t - ask,
As We curry hil . recor4s around;, A I
That the ututtl present we yearly ask,
We hitherto always' found. •
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iiapp6n in Timed dillpiunl
ed unwsual and strange ;
H ow droll then, that mortals should ever buound
Entreating ictilkllarther for circruge. ,
Yet toiling. for 4ers, we,Tray N'thetni
FM a slight reward to 'cheer
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Our leart:i thronga the ploddin,'rr weary foun;':
Of - anather (*nn.; year.
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And as we appr'oathed thcon,ln «forty threq,,,,
So we ,4 reef them in forty four •,
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With a hOpe that their destinies never , »ta b
te
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the'i'rseas'On,i life may forever' be bright,
'That' zt l o , wh4er "loonymay come, ,
T"udarken With slidess the beautiful li
dar 'en s'it
Qf the 'joyfaikties home.
And . ‘vhCit the' depte of life ilraivs near,
When, eartfil ana, vanities - cease i,
To enga. , ;e the ltc:aft , „rnay our carnt. pra!
• Ile tlieir.w.iira4 I endless peace.
ii[NtRS. JOURNA.
ri Pl>a(sors,December 19,4843.
Ala. IC! t
Dear 4qr:— . l - litng been frelHtientfy .qtfes_
tiong respeeting . the'Alght.4. and d/statis of the
dilfcrert sunnitits' lac examined, I Tr ' queste d
Col. Ayerig,4 to furtuto.a sktterOht v?ith• such
infontiationns had tut3betrring mr.ol.e tiubject of
the connexion betWathe improvemc4ts on the'
Schuylkill and our secto, of the Co4l ns.
was aware that he hrulrjefrengageil on nearly
the strcatini!, and conscintly wa Inuittai ntedwhir )
the whole aistriO. •
Priim the statement
.. has prerired,i which,
send; you for pulilientimit appears: that the Bitii
minOus coal at Yelloyllning Cal; in Dauphin ,
county, is•; 303 Miles frolitSehuylkill Haven, and
theitee toThiladeiphia tliniles. , !,
This distances from tlt‘lleghany Bituminous
coal incastire, at, the p#: s ,....perieti-ated by the
State Improvements, arc tfollov 'e, :
FrMEL.Fiiirrdids,..lle by &and Co-' • .
• - 1 lundda Rail roa d ti,.; ' , • 1238 Miles.
Franiifolidaysburg i.v 118 d and Col' 1
luMbia Rail Road 1 ' :; ' 12:4,.'t
Front Isllow Sprifig•Gap;y Shuylt , .
kill Haveu and Rr;arliiii.& Phila4 .; .
i delphia Rail Road'
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'; Respectfully '4. - oili, .; ~ . .
'. • • . it.;- I.Ni '. ECKERT: •
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! ' PINE (iliON F., tiTniber;lB, 1343.
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'..1 4 0 Dr; G. N . RCKETIT. %..:,
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Tear' •Sir: 7 -Accordte to your regtst, I,
giye you the' following resulltof the late exaidna 7 :
tiiD. lo ascertain the hci and, di t ' cek of
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the suinunts between the Syr lind the Schy 'B.
11 1 T.tio sucamit farthest so is that of
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Crecl, .233 . feet above the'ROAil'. at the has •
at this place; p aneldistiar*.iitinds. Thenril
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jthei*tehuylkill supposed to b i miles.
'To connect the Schuylkill th Che Swatara ,
•'-- I ___ , a-k'._;-imitri_istoulii reintirciiiiAisiliiiadr4l4'
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SATURpAy MORNING lAN #AttY 6, 1844:
bout 24 feet per mile, from - the sittrintitha apoini
an: the North-sidgef mipasitethis . p* T enee
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M the Swat= Gap, m
,in the Blue mountain, stain,
about 10 miles, and; fall 56 feet, PaisSing F shing
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Creek at 4i miles, tutu 'forming Parti . bl the repo-.
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iscdroute from Harrislnirg to this place; ,
With the cite don of the graile4his ins . 'gig
very favourable for the construction of a R. Road.
The icst northwardly summit that has! been:
examined is that of Beaver Creek, eine mile/ north
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!of Fricdensburg. , ''Fhis is 190 fe4 - ':ahoye eAi •
!Road at Pine, Grove.; . '.. . -'' ', "-: •'- th
1 ' The intermediate summit on th,at of Lon Ilan
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at Friedensburg ie 22 feet \ loWerthartthel latter,
and 65 feet lower than'. the foriner;: Or 168 feet a'
hove the R.,Road at Pinegrove, or :60; feet higher
than the junction a the three roadi, ,viz;•t e UM,
en, the Loyberry Creek; and the Sviatara il i Road,
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at the gap in the Second moiiiitairitltn.which point, -
wilt also.be brought the Baush Creek Raill - Road,
these being the-oatlets ftiourrill the i strea‘s that
centre at PinegroVe.. , '
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The fall. from the Friedenshurg summit to the
R. Road at the bridge, at Schuylkill Haven, is 164
and
feet, distance '4 miles. '
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•-- These height4' am' giverc as approximations,
'since the work Was done very rapidly,with a the
odolite, but they are near eriouglifoi the 'impose, ,
We tray therefore take the
l ',oliewinglgeiteral
view of this route, and to' avoid *Petition iake all
thetlistancesfroin Scbiuylkill Hd.;l'Cli.. i
A Rail Road can be constructed, e'ominetichig, at
the height 'of the Rail Road at SchaylkilliHaven, i
thence level to cross the, Schuyllitill; thence rise 44
feet per, mile' toFriellenSburg;at 4 InitcA thence
level to the - Simi? mountain,. 4e.,'.1 4 . iri4s from
Schu y lkill Haven, to meet the; ree rail ioadS op•
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positc the gapin ,• i the Second niltm*,-' 1 at 26 '
feict below the levelof the Swata`ra rail re, d, at the
lowest coal in this section: . Of; these—
,l4l miles,-4'l
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would he expensive, and 0 eqsyof,construction. , I
Thence the Mad mightbe extended westward
along the verge, ?f the entire wes!tetniportion of the
coalintiim in the valley aonth.4i . the Shiirp moun-,
pin, 'passing the summit of Ithei t SOuth Run and De
Haas rue: ; and it 18 Miles pausing the' Fishing
Creek gap in the Sharpmountairr i whek the low-
est coal at the Water level is 15.8' feet !Move the
Friedensburg sinumlt. Theneleneurlyirvelto the
'surrimit of Stony Greek, 191 feet 01°041 Friedens.
' burg, passing the Fishing, Cqelsgap"l - ii the Sec
ond mountain,,above the ' Swa'tarit Fu ace, at 20
miles, Black Spring gsm(the fernier wink of Dr:
Kugler,) at 213 miles; Gold Aline' pat 224
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miles, and reaching te t u
h Slny creek summit Nt
25.1 miles from Schuylkill }iven. - ' 1
At this point connecting withthe it •road laid
out by Edward Miller, for tile Dauphin & Sus
quehanna Coal Company; ( deseendin!g 537 feet.
in 21.3 miles to the Sitsquelnima;) a 126.4 miles
rdssing.Ratish Creek, al.2B.4nilea, C 14 SPring,
in i :t
' (rt frequented siimmerxesoro at • 30. miles Yet
low ..t rring, where the Amyl-ache , — the Sharp
'Mountain, (h!re known. as the Short nountain, )
.passes jaw glituntinomy Coq, sind :qo nntinircs to
the western extremity of tIM region;' id 34 miles
Rattling Rum at 37,4, tailefi the Creitt Fl*,,the ,
last, of the chat measure, and. at 46.4 miles from
,Schuylkill Haven, reaching! OM Su- uchanna pa
llid at -Port Lyon, 8 miles above II rialnug, and .
7 miles tadow the mouth of the Juni tta t '..
This routewouldfiimish an outlettit eastand
west for the Mac iiiites that,ii. r
lirips, he southern
houndary of ;the coal basin, and by its connexion
with the Swatara rail road, ::( finished last season
in the most permanent inliiner wit the 50,.1(,.
r olled 'H rail,' and with. IcMgitudin l sills of fim-'
s
her,) taking in all the. coal tlir, a dire t distance of
a bout 4'3 miles east of the eint aexiolf,- or • a totatitol,
14.milesitkicE: diVet- line• - •-:; ; , , 1'• 4 - 't -- - "' '''.'
AV ith the
.heforeinentihned, the werit;ch"ida . prepared for
the'supers4ctTe at a smallut
I have explored the, country, I' thi ic.. that Two
Thousand. 011ars (1;2090) per Mil for a single
I!
t rack' foundation would Isellbera . I calculation.' • ...
Although this cost may I appeax , fery sinall in
other. SectionS;Our experience:proyesthat it will
nee:nearly . the' most - cal3M that we hare.i c o con
ed with in this quarter. I . • - : ' I. *
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The grades would 'all- descend 6 ! stward except
.l that froM the Susquchisnria toe eumMit of
my Cr.eeli, Of which the" firkt 4 tles vary from
li '
Ito 21 feet per mile, (tptal rise lnithis distance
6 et;) the neilitlii ntilei ' has 31 feet per mile;
at • he remaining -10.8' Milej to Rid summit, has
it t per mile. ' Thel 'descending grade front
1 - g Creekfil die' Ste tars is unknown,. since
* glit' of De Haas Ettti' has' no been taken.
1 ascending grade', '‘f 40 feet per mile were
firi between the SWldara - at'd Friedensburg,
. 0 'xpensiVeportiOn would probably be the
) rk ebuylkill Ifave l h':
We 4it enter into ta i .unh for
fu. importance' of haviitig a
arie ween the fue)'"of -Stile)
ra • erial fotii the wilt; a
InFI , • here the fonundary c
is' 9 1 Mia 7 of the, Itraviet, manufactures ,
rtto ontract M Passing i ito. thi3 tigricsil--
:dit , spears alMt.*l: the 1 . andel)" if pop
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in, re. 1, , ,i; . much the:ch . ice on leasing'
4.trer'. l ',,, rbs ofa - eity,an going out into
,entry
~• Might exannin the probable ri• -
•. of t.l t t , am li: w - e k i, •
I i luding :the Pas.
if PM' " r'' .. itialt e along the en.
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.° ° l I P' :„,.. cOnsideratir and more ap4
propriate to t' ''..thant Mulothers, Whose bust
n'ssl4°f suet `II
t e,tis 62; cotnpl theta' WV - at&
ha course of 'l.e TO'suchperso' us the above
4 . 4 i leading }ac t s, will doubt
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and
tural
ulatio
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concise statemc
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Yours ie
;NATI:JIAL W!
.1211 am-was mounte4l
fil§elto go. He
him:mei:l loudly;
said he;l .
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lidetatioVs no to
direct rolnin
kill comity mid
for to the fe:sitit
f the 'coal tiah...•
B. AYCRIGG,
•ring;a fate procession
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Ity,r t iOch stubbornly re-'
khini.4'whielithe crowd
ood Ifo'kis, don't make
tlii4 lie's got among
feetirig'will induce
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Zile Doom of the lritoterr 7-7
he .411. ,
furiateb Tijci. •
Bounds with tine 6thiria ipring: i l the mighty bruit..
—l---„, ----wide maitiol to tind 110 .
.!'•His angry tail; reirrolls his
with glow."
Where his vont tette Just intniilei the spine, , •
Sheathed in his form the dead_,,i- weapon ties. " , "
Childc .flarcild's 'Pilgrimage.
tipgn an evening, a party of .tilegians and
young bloods of the town hail 'net tt gether at my
room to play 64 eisrotise. ' in fact, it was a regrfc
tar meeting, of the Sud-huriters,• who assembled
twice ineyors week. 'We: itepit it tip jollity until
ire& the hear of midnight,l h4ving l i in that time
managed to get full of i ttaehns:„ltyheti Somers pia.,
posed that we should sally iforilt 4111 astonish the
town by soinewell-planned anti welOireeted piece
of mischief. With Out anY lie oil us, having a
very clear conception of out- action a or intentions,
we hailed the propesitfon vci't,it dritnken raptine
and started forth: _ 1 .
A travelling mcnaogrie had ;arrive
day • before., and among the tynde
was a young bear.. The poor ani
ti.
n
`-well beaten that lie
r betXml i i rY h
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acquired a number cif annifin4 trioi
were well atiare,'having visi4d thit:
day before.:. Just as we hid *m.di•
the animals were confined , it' pccprr
rare sport it would lie td capture
and place him in the chernica lech i
tonish, on the next day,- th6' prod
iclass.
No' sooner had I Made
and
to this
effect, thatit was adopted; anp. all vidunteered their
assistance in carrying it it to " -The tent,
or pavilion Which covered the he'4ts, was ere . eted
in the great yard' of the; Pitineipal tavern.
cages, each containing one 4r mot animals, were
iron grafed boxea,!standinglan wheel 4,. by means
of which they hadheenidra.,ed into the•Aciwn.
These were ranged aroufnite interior:l)/111e tent,
farming a circular, array of, Vuoil land iron.; Not
irnagining;that anyone ivo4d disturb the anintalA,.
the showinen'and keepers blid retired to rest alOng
with the inmates .of tairern;ht---'
___..,,..,: me, taye. tearing the' tents
entirely intwatelied!
,Tltl we I,erc eilivdeti a
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clear field in, which too ',.tee te our Scheme. After
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several of our number had keen po4ted as sentinels,
the rest crept in .under ;, the canals, and •entered
the arena: It wds •Sernetisr before we could, •in
the deep dart:nes:l,ot' the - I:lace; - thernify the cage"
in which our friend Irtfis had' been placed. to*:
sleep. After stumbling otter divers things which':
lay scattered, about,. and pering here and there in
the dark, Wm found fite , lobje4 /of •our search:
There, in a substantial cage; wit's the dim; outline
of the animal, his : ttvo 'F.YellaShi,ni - 4 dropS• of fire at'
• , t'. i'•
being aroused from his quiet sloniber.• ~
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The next difFicultyltita) oz...eqr;.cd to us was the
mode of cOnveying hhit tci<the iiillege, which• was
several taaalred yards di:Omit. i:ome tithe rev
f • •-,
; dent inciiPted that
. ! di:
wei shonj
~ throw a Miter
around his neck, and 0 grng hint along';„ We re
jected this, not from ! I an)! personal feat, since,we
liad'iirrived at that pOintjw'hieli. 'makes one obIlvt••••
ous o ' f danger, hntlest tv . .,shonit be seeri by some'
late straggler,and it : We 4urfuriiled: A better'
plan was, after mach scheming de 7vised, and one
Which mot with;univer4l aerthirscence ! ,
! 4 In the tavern ya . rd's4llt,tfarrhogshead, with
a sliding lid ia.stened Ify ineans . of. a. hasp and
staple.: - We . hdd only. io roll this in, slide deW'n
the box front the wheels ? urn the door irumedi-
ately In front of theltodsliettd., ttl•• drive the ani
mal in. We could tlfc4 push ' own the lid of the
cask, #eettre it by means a rope passed through
ii ( u
•the staples, and toll! oupprisor and ; his prison
house to the college. 3 - : : 1
No . sooner was this suggested thanweitrod
..mum it into exemition.Tb:- ,, iage, with our uni
ted efforts, way' 3 . q uietly dot from the wheels
—Bruin growling all the white in hogs
heakwas rolled in and idaceslitpen end in front of,
the cage, and the aiitua l l stirred op with our canes.:
With a teigiAe yel; hg ritsimd ht, and we closed:
the lid suddenly elcfrin !won hirer, fastening it at ,
the sinie time in ase curk mannOr. 'The yell of the
bear ; had roused Up= the other animals, and 'our'
ears Were regaled for themext ten minutes with a
variety kf hideous ;sotniiis„ that wakened fearfully',
the sleeping, echoi47 of the night. • The animal in
:the: hogshwid groveled, lamlhssi . yeice came like dis. ,
tantihunder, so clelied l w"iiit by the wood irr
which he-lay: 14r IFI!ows 1141 noineumbrance to
their voice's, atut . qtey howled its clearly as though
they had been'onee mere in ill i cit Mitive forest.
Fearful of being dis'ecerl, vdo remained quiet
for 11 long time, boldikF otif,ftry breaths in env
penae. But no One
i tiisturbo;oltifortibt of ilisF
turbing us. • Theaninm i ls oftensfartedy chcirtis'O
stmfige noises durinithe. night, And tlie-keepeM
thinking nothing PnufUal to he the matter, Merely
curial' the unruly . ; betens fort fe:stmiyin'g.tbe
I
of their rest, and, turning- bark, went to sleep
again.
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As soon asp quiet
I rest:tided, rite slita hole in
the 'anYass, for we viere' afa¢tT fo emerge by the
aperttare which 6-m41;01e tavern; rolled our hogs
head, .
through the yard , te th'e baek gate, 'which we
unfastened; and then ipassing into the road, start
ed at a quick rat'e fur l , our . 'slun of destination.;—
Over and ''over went the hgsH
oiead, the animal .
*ithin groiling at the rough treatment he expo-I
rfenced at I our hand r, 'and We nehrly'j convulsed
with laughter at' the Itmcollthness of the noise he'
made. •:. • ' I '
At length we rvir&ed the .back part of theeoli
lede, whth'• olio ofotir party climbed over the; Wail.
anti unthstened the Otto lyo rolled in out prize
to' the back door - Of the laboratory, which was the
plitee where our pressor of chemistry lectured:
We found that kti copsdquente of the narrowtts
oi the - doer, the ho t ead widtild pot inter. Such
I : 4 ing the'ca . si, 'We+re' about to'start tho animal;
through the open thior, • tvit i en'arr idea more redo-'
ldnt of fun struck the fancy of Somers.' tack of.
the lectul.roont.wasa small apartment containing:
odds , and i endsjimd-Which Wasnot vi.sited,perlutps,.
° nee Lrn;mth? i Hei maid .14htlY. tint ifyin-ji,t
Bruin in this apartnent.lin in 44 likelYl;e_di&t
covered Until some,:tirge. dd i ting thiilecture.4 the
thendedprofeitsor,l,Whert , the jAise he.
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be brotight . ta a crisis.lVc. joined our_ strength,
and, Upon mir;shonlilers 'up went the he head
until it 'Was placed On iilevel with the Whit:ft - in-.
...f1 light young fellow,
tie'snaillest of the paitY,
chinhea up,lhoiSted the Nindow, and slideti up the
lid of the cask We shOok' thelioirAertaviolently,
but 'at first to no purp ; lasi": The animal was
thoroughly frightened, and lay. still, or with only
an occasional growl. 'lN . c'shook it again and he:,
started. There was but lone possible indkof . pro . -
..e - • - I . .
grrssion, which was straight forward--and "the
brute: glive a. spring thMugh the windori.—There
was a crash of glass, a howl, and the terrified ani-r
mal,i crouching in
,thej corner, remained silent:,
, - -
Our.'little companion closed 'the sash and - leaped
down. We rolled the hogshead tip •intis if earner ;
of : the yard, and, renaming tdourrooms,continued
ou'r revelry until, near daylight: - -
ItWas about noon when I awoke. :I hurried on
tor:clothes, Irteil_rr wet towel round my head,.
Swallowed some seta tr, mar, and afterwards, a cyp
i .
of cOffee r and then haste' nrd to the college; h Was
the hour of the prafes.of cf - chcinistry,.and I cw:
terra the main just as he hail commenced to descant
1
upon his subject. Th r eelllSMete ali wrapt ire trf- -
tention 7 for the !Mut was: ari able ratan, and tr...;
treating' upon P;Light,'' a matter of interest, 1;41 ,
capable ofbeautiful illustration.—He had scarcely
finiShed his short am! eloquent 'exordium, before
we 'heard a crash of!Kitties, and a low, startling
growl in the next rimrn. The profi*ior started,
and itopPed a moment, while those of d theclass rio t
in the secret , looked moment,
other in riatonishment.
There was a pause of a few seconds' aurationj.—
and then the professl proceeded. • _ ,
I began to feel alarmed. I remembered what
had been done the night,bcfore. Under ordinary
eircifinsiztners, there Was no danger to be Lippe
ihetided. • The. be fitas tame .enough, and laid
Lein whipped until he had imbibed a proper sense
of:the : superiority of inian. But from the 'sounds ;
Ijudged that "Bruin:had:worked himself into the
Mom, only separated. from us by a thin partition
full of. windows, iii( which were kept the various
drop . used in ire experiments. There
were a great rata; ays and bottles of acid in
that room. ' Sin oyerset any of these, rnd
their contents to skin, he would be apt to
break throUgh Oa ays'oftte department, and
4 some ,mischief , .: we could secure Min.—
* the' look of. inyi companions, I saw they enter
tained the very 'sante fears.
' There was another crash and growl. The 'pro
fes.sor stopped againond the. class looked around
in dismay. Thosel who were acquainted With' the
cause of the noise,/coblil scarcely i.eep their cOun
terrancesi In spite of the alarm under which hey
latioteif, there wash something so intik-rens in the
growl, especially ‘then s we figured to ourselves the
roming consternation of the efa..s, that they Could
hardly refrain fr 4 laughing outright. The'lpri,
P r essor, who couldrotexactly tell front' whence the
sound proceeded, and thought it a trick of the 'elaSs,
reproved the' selvcrely, and thrit continued' his
fecture., qiennetnen, said ho, preparing For r
' • I
most. brilliant experiment, 'I will 'show noW you 4 most
startiingetfect.! f '' .
.
Antfl. did. Hark! there was a sudden'Crash,
as if every bottle in the plire had been dtisquied
at once -.a. smoki? rose up—ywre was a efarifie
howl, that made the blood curdle and the: Marrow
thrill—and, throtigh that, frail glass—Father of
1 ,-
Truth!' we had 'mistaken the ,cage—,-them leak
-.. ,•
ed in town the
it contained
al had been so
' - •
ble, - and had
this we
menagerie the
'the epbtv iere
to me wha
' young Bruin
re room, to as
essor and the.
forth infuriated ith the burning liquid,
streamed over turn—horror!-- . an untamed; royal
tiger. • _ „ • •••
No words can i lderibe the consternation of the
'Class. Not one stirred.-fotrifted-bylltorfoll. 7 -mo--
vto •sat.•
. !
de quivered, so I tigid were ire with',•Our . iuteruc
fear. clir,pre",:cn.ation. Mallet:l'o4 :.witlf
the pain, ttj animal rushed on with terrific hounds
and, Meeting . with no obstacle, passed 'down the
stairs into, the great hall: There, as he leapt,- and
•
rolled; l iand howled in his agony, the eldest laugh
ter ofOur janito r , coming with a message, iunwif
tingirlente red. She screamed and fell. 't'hc ti
ger frrintic with the acid, Which was eating to his
very flesh, heeded her not. On he passed, and
the 'girl live!: Better ,had She'died, forpevefniore
shone the light of reason on. her Vacant eyes.--
From. that day forth she was a: gibbering, l ,htcura.
li!c idiot. L '' , :. • 1
i •
'On passed' the tiger—on ! on : on! throtigh . the
streets, with tho poPtdato flying, on every side for
shelter—past his old prison, Where the keeper,
stood wondoring, at.hi escalle—ore he went, bound
ellerhowling with agohy.- On he i.t
leitt—
whilohe!tinti;before, nnel around, rose up pie min
.t.y of Alert, wotnen,. Obit elPitiren-- T rThe ti
ger ! Ilhe tiger ! I • ,
At the extremity of tt riiihin. street, a ,Imveller
ti 'riding quietlY to bih . home. He heard the
noiSOehind hint, and casting his eyes anound,-. lie
sive the 'cane. .He spurred the horse, whia'start.
ed;snorting'Avity terrot,„ for he- saw the: Coming of
the nighty anintat
in villa. The tiger
ojilyithe terrific(' stet
was !just: savoi—ant
hindquarters of ihe
double burthen,
load asthough it wen
recticed no hurt
tf roolness the most
h
and; with a firm str,
neck of the tiger.
The spinal inarrol
and'he died in al
lease his hold; SW
to-his place, his ey
claws sank deep ini
snorting, plunging;
pain and torrnr—on
fatigue and friss of IA
.: thosc urlio came
iimislyAnd
( 1114 r - atzliedawhile
Th4ptola im
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MS
R AFB et)PV
NO: 1
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, . - ,-- .9 1 ,47 — , ~
. GOOD TEMPE!: . 1N .r.E - ARLEsI' '' - ' 4( *; ,,: ),
. . • . . ~• ...."411_Z.':,
1 . lleat the ietcran tilitor, Alojorll.lll. Noah ditly,;•ll
course about the s 4 f „brie - would think
wing young, and s had still a fender 1
..etd . i!,!tiktif7t,..::', : „ ..l
after t e gratikdatusels of the 'Westerw.world , ' t • . .!..: : ::1
' al **per hi the : chief Of Sentateilrft34. - A_,., ': ' . '.. iooil le . r hides Malty defects of theoutiitle.twpA
sets olf,a orneiyfeoUntefiaritiO to Irtier tal4ttrAto , ;.;";"..::,A
than mime' and tdeoholie. Cosincti6...lloxv_..mart.V: ..
"!, ornery ' Y little fianaW bodies `har e -WO s4ll olittK'r' . .
rounded with halos of attraction by -a-*intittfre. i •
placid; mire, obligim,sritioditernrieritiriatk , Altir: : :. " •
how' many !
good
beautiful ~.riieitAs- ' li keXitrolle . --
fought battle, "good to. viitv at. iidistarieai . bueVe.o.:i-
..
Idisgrecaltle .ro approach nearly.; ' : A . peitiakt . 4 . •
, saucy, fnult-findingi c.apricitiusbcauti.is*i titifut
I picture.to contemplate. Taltruds - reinativi*Fit:i;','
to one's mind at the first glaittO-Allti ties iudie - C!it • .:': - .
" minnin" Attl glitly figu're of death" twill ;also
s , , ~, -. 1
future be.'" And whei , c - fer saw alatiatity that - Vit - 4 . .
not Capricions,- urtresscrriable, iilwUyir thf tiact..
iriipassibilities; forever displeased : id: solitifh*" '
with which she has no right to feel - aut'of . ' Sero4 . .", •
ever nitwit litt•:;•1 ri chard miy • one his fitltMoOd ":;:it i -.---
prafse I , Perform a service for any onto Hof tltt!
rarely (lemons Ain( ask the question, i - Itilt*lt: .
done ? ' Will she answer V A.
ati •:franklY::::tyeti: .
.
0! no. ' - ' • -"• - , _-. I.'''. '.
: "le it done well.?' : - " " - .i`u , .
- . , .. , ..... .
€ Well, it is not done ill'" ; - • ; i ''.. ...,, :.,,
cA re you out for , a walk 1' i " ' : •"i ' - ' 1 1...: •• . - sj' lk,
.V411,-.l'm not in!' • '.. f , ' " •e:„r
4 Do You admire Casirrnere 1 -,,. - -:f - f l =-- - .
XI don't dislike it.' : I' -! i!f, - -" A :
z Will your rawpt me fia. yourproteefer throw
Efe i . ; - •1 , •',. . . .': r .i. r...
t , Welt I iliorft Trick Mini out at preserii!"-•: 9 T-F : b,
Ai the opera, of some' other pier ii ofirtabliellX' •
'sort, one meets a copy, of the 711e;"16idill'etiO.
star-like creliture ; full of 'good points, a s : s - friii4
as an eclipse, as lyeantiftilly restis'e na'a colt,fii said
like, a pumpkin-hearted . fellow, lit . selieits and
troduction; be calls at her tioniesi antl-is surp4 . o
to hear, its '111. ,- pas*c.".;.s through the hall attlitildttiw: .
itig roots, air account of Miss's battle iititit
;
a Servant girl.. tyliat a Jove-like thuttilerbal4 ;
Phrenology is iCpretty fair science, andi"shoufd*
tali e another wife, (which isitot, at all likely : Rd '
shall examine her heattat sure as' we are hutkitt*
And her z•yes.• They are •the' , wittilolva: ti*l:a,dlte_... „
Which , one may look into the back-Yard tifliett -,
mind, where her propensities, afill'dierliking4ef ...-i . ,1, i ,
:temperament are stored away for preser;ratir.lo(;for .
A black-eyed girl issu s picious-A great .4 64 4 ' "-' C li •
tire lurks behind thoseltypScy i.k'rbs , --•z'.gbi'x'qa)Oe.- , • . v
iiough f) eon‘tuntioni-s" happiness' fo.idtes;igcli . ) . !ilritt
:are sprinkle d plentifully; over - the Kiektiolli:lftvO/ k 4 , , •
I must necessarily wear after :the' emsliagralloe" -- :, • i,V,
illltM are vciy pretty- for watieri delis; built 1 d
.growit ladies are' better ..without `theta. le.tivg 6 • " I '
and ;leer, they .make ' a , tolerable'•iinpr*kOa,..-Yr.,. .'
and generally , accompany an: even antf.4, 41 ..- ~,vi)i. r 4
ordered mirsl, but. TO G rrr .tl. I) 511.4.11 . E 11:':: . a ....
a., 4-
china plate, they lketeken a frivolous' to l
' ' lc .."• -*
heart, and am i. , xpressiohless arm muffins '.l'U la- - -4
dy owners .of such optics; had better'.be let qbe:
stow their undivided attection Upon their ItiAriga. ! .
A:hazel eve .inspires at first ira a Platottic:imAik a .
which
_gradually: but surely expands, and eial;iges
:into a love as steady a.; the • ruck ef . clibraltarf::;. A ‘,. 'l,
teeinan with a hazel Of e never •tdopes"from..4buis
"band, nevireltats'scandal, never .sacrifices ife.guis- -
hand's Ceinifort fOrlier own; never fatilt-firCtlttfitev- •
er talks too much 'or too little, alctity , s: iSaytitler..• ;; 41
taining, intellectual, :e4reetdde and loveahle7oeatilte: s ~,.-,
Wenever kneW hilt one uninfertlifiag'and:.-itri) - aati:
tiblewoinnrr with* tail - ale eye; ' and she haijlaiise ‘ -
'which looked, as the Yankee • says, 7like'iltkiito.6, -
..
end of nothite whittled , down to a point.'.'' .fltieoni. , ....,,.• t 4
pwa!*, orbs; there is a- depth‘ : of'""exiir . liillita!,&.: 4 7:
speaking glance that appeals 'directly to 4s - : . ;liiitterl (;'' ,i ,
a confidential. and affeeticamtainsp" itoliaitlati in . .." 1 ! -:Ii
tellectuality ;" and niz"My other thirtger-thiittu- I
. pitted right, which have *On our devotie li our -.-.•
' admiration. • These are the Woinen Wfa • i...,iii* at .
..
mends for all the faults of .the i.]4 -,- at 41,:' - '17 1 : 7 0'
'ate surprised - that we could have bodiwesA,A, in-' ' •
to an ezpose of. our sentiments o:is)'l4 - 4:fi r tfititeq
subject; hut as it is so, let it go, tie - iiii:i ' e*'iott-'. -:`
elude with sii:;in'g, that a bade irt . itleai/tWheade I "'
seldoneroamsover the pageS of Paul - D4' , Xlikk.- , -..
Our, girls arc getting. -altogether nninaaatiible;—•
the consequence of perusing so imanYjfetillg,tity- -
isms and indFferrible metaphysio.-1-Noilih'illfeie
iiiil
IMI
seaserr ,
A TlaiE P ? os'i.--The , f6llM,Virt., is .tlitil'eOhclu‘
sion of Mr. Hilliard's Oration - oefOretfOlii Baal, •
li'aipa of Harvard Collego., Lt i 4 of #lftlidhuty
as arc all portioriS of his discourse; whicki4it'.hav4e
Tho poet must , 24 his ( 1 .,_ 66 ' 6 A-97. 8 /. 1 2a 1 /" .
ization as an. -e•Tritse for threllitif4l l 4 , 7 44 l % trite' if.
gardens of leisure, and lookil4"at
through the loopholes of .his retreatv:;lpitme:„../P' -
fling himself with a gallimt heart, nribit;th - -stirrti,
life, that heave's and faanis around.iifni H
m Lis t• callfholic his imagination . from t!'``
on which the. light of other day 4 hakl
pensive 7charm, anti be . 'conic: chvct
his own people: future aiidAlie,P*;
inspire him, and not Ow past.
. T. 1,1e
•to his pictures the glow Of Morrunt4,, - 41, ( 1
hue; of stihsiet : lk lot! . §t not
,fi l o to, (Iv
Pharpar Ahapa, forthesWeCt
he may find in that f4titiliar streanis-.170
hanks he has played : as u. hild,
man. Let lir& soW the 'Scotts ";of l rity - ?long
that dusty TO4, where hufirinitY aiitf . trtleats
in the sun. Lot' him Spirit the;
ministers foodtO . .the pas idtt I;that
Soul the . imhge Cr his find. Lot hot lti . t tehrli 'add
'one seductive chatin'.,o the' tinziletil gi• - • if of ilea
-I.sure, nor haitietile roses of his pfniti'.:4 o lllld the
reveler's wine cup., Lt..t hint mingle 4kitlt'hisVerrer
thosb - grave and high elements
,whourthe air of. freedom otithigov) whom
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