D 1 A. RUERLER, EDITOR ARD PROPRIETOR,
VOL. 111.-23.1
COUNTY MEETING.
.1 have no private purposes to accomplish, no
party pmjecta to huild up, nu cnitrile;tii
Nothing to•serre but my cosniry: l —Ors. TATLor.
•1111 , 11 E friends of TAYLOR. FILL
It,' MORE, & • M/DDLESWARTIL
are requested to assemble in general Coun
ty Meeting at. the. Courteitousa, in the Bor
ough of Outtysburg. on •
Monday the 21st day of 'Au-
gust next,
at 7i o'clock, P. M„ to adopt such mea
sures as may lie proper to secure for our
candidates the, hearty and united , support
of all ,wbo, oppose the present National
Alito to select delegates
to represent tttiis county in the State Con
veittion, tti aentinate a eatidldate fur Gov
ernor.
Let the Count that is "always first"
in maintaining the credit of the State—
and always firm when the day of political
battle_conies=be true to herself in the ap
proaching canvass. Let our tried sons
meet in council, and denounce the men
that have deceived the people—abused the
trued committed to them, and heedlessly
involved our common country in all the
evils which follow in the train of an unjus
tifiable war.
Let ALLw;to desire a CHANGE in
the administration of the Government,
come and join the heats that are mar
shalling themselves for victory under the
hanni:r thi? gallant old General who
"Ai E VEIL SU RREN DE-404;"
pList-lt is expected that the meeting will
be addressed by several popular speakers
front other counties.
A. R. EMEVENSON,
B. F. GARDNER,
WM. B. BIMEB,
1) 1-10/1N; ER,
D. MELLINGER,
IL A. BUEHLER.
GEORGE ARNOLD,
July 21, 1818. County Committee.
LAST NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons
411 indebted to the Betide of Wm. Itu-
TIIRAVYV. deceased, to call upon the cub
scriber immediately and make settlement.
As it is desired to settle up the Estate at
nice, the accounts will, in a few days,
he placed in the hands of an (officer for col
lection, after which no further time will
be given.
JAMES A. THOMPSON,
Aug. 4, 1818.-.31. r.
Stoves at Public Sale
WILL offer at public sale on Tuesday
the •ltd day of August islet., at my
Varu-butoie, a largo quantity of
S 1 . 0 s'•l S,
, of all size., among which are two 11alka
tray fo'rtok Stoves.
LJPA long credit wil he given.
UEO, ARNOLD.
Aug. 4, 1.848.—ts
CLAIMS.
WM. THOMSON.
S. t. Corner of Baltimore
mu. —out—
. Strecte, Baltimore, Md.,
Ht AS secured the services of an Attor
aey resident at Washington, of some
fiwty years intimate soquaintauvo with the
different Departments, and is now melte
redto procuht the settlement of the claims
4.f soldiers who enlisted during the Meal
oan oat.. liis charges for prosecuting a
claim before the ,Departinents at 6Wasliiiig
ton and getting it settled, whether for
Aleumy !Land.,Serip,, or Pension, will be
l•—and for. pay, mileage, ,cluthing, (tee
ten per cent., AR :the amount recovered, At
$5O or. over.totnd if: under that sum, 4 4 5.
Ha will furnish ;him of extra charge, any
laponmeceseary--to-ettable-a party. to pre
pare.and forward no, him a claim for pros
*outing, .if v, requested by letter post paid
and directed to him at the S. E. Corner of
itieltimore and Saudi Streets, Baltimore,
.. ti world refer to Editors of news
papers generally throughout the United
ISMIes, and. to those of Baltimore and Phil
,edelithia in:particular, • •
. Aug..
- lANCY ARTlCLES,Cologile,Soape,
flair Oils ,'"' o a th 4ruslies, l'oilot
rtislisii, Tooiti . Powders, &c., &c., for
anickbY " t. M. 11JEHLER.
A good second hand ~,, •
CA RiApE, new(l ref i girecl, %.: 4 1 1- 1:'
awl, limpom•imr, ea 1' c "P., Star Ptita
!4lPi °Fnt":7` rcri44lollge lakes in oz
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B oo k 40 -Stationery ,Stoie.
irI:OUNTRY Mltrohatoolurtiished With
`V , sell kinds'of Books. and Stationery at
thetntesp itookStoreof - • , ,
KELLER KURVZ.
COOllO estiti Sof
lIE largest assortment of Perfumery
• • e offered in ,this plat*, comprising
a' fitariety of Extracts, Hair Ws, Cal.
bgnes i Atones, poinatums, Hair Dyes, Pow
hicor,T Sinkving Creams, lc., &a. by
' ' KELLER Kuirrz.
•
I ,0,00; rut . eind OrEireste
A N 8 in tho greatest abundance, at td
•II‘: BUM any and every prico, can be had
at So Inc k's Variety Store. Warta weath
er is coining on—therefore call south ,
SPEAK GENTLY TO A LITTLE CHILD
Speak gently in the little child,
So guileless and mu free,
Who, with a trustful, loving heart,
Puts confidence in thee.
Speak' not the cold end careless thoughts
Which time has taught thee well,
Igor breathe one word, whoa) bitter tone
Dianne might seem to tell.
If on that brow there tests a cloud,
However light it be,
Speak loving vionls, and let him feel
He bath Ritual in the,
And do' not sand him (tan thy side
Till on his face than' rest
The layabous look end smile
That marke • happy breast.
• ,
0 ! teach him, this should be our aim— .,
To cheer the aching heart,
To strive where thickestdarkares reigns
Some radiance to impart.
To spread a peaceful, quiet calm.
Where dwells the noise of strife,
Thus doing good, and Waling all,
• To spend the whole of Rib.
To' love with pilve affectiat deep,
All creatures great and small,
And still a stronger 144 to bear
For Him who made them all.
Remember 'tie no common tusk
That thus to thee is given,
To rear a spirit fit to be
The habitant of Heaven •
THE MANLY SPIRIT.
James Davis was a flourishing young
merchant in good business, with fair pros
pects for the future ; and to complete his
happiness, he was the husband of an excel
lent, loving wife, and the father of a fine
little boy of four years old. It was even
ing. and little Frank had been brought down
into the parlor as usual, to have a frolic
with his father and mother, before going
to bed. The little fellow was running a
bout thg room and amusing biome!t in va
rious ways. when his eye was caught by
his mother's bend purse. lying upon t h e
table, and immediately clambering upon a
chair, he tried to reach the object of his
wishes, but his mother perceiving his at
tempts, quickly removed the purse to a
safe place in her work-box. The child's
face grew scarlet with rage, and springing
from the chair, he doubled up his little fist
and struck his mother blow after blow,
with all the tiny force of which he was
master.
"Bravo, Frank !" exc!aimed his father ;
"you know how to defend yourself and
your rights, don7t you ?"
"Oh, James," interposed the mother,
"how can you encourage the child in such
an exhibition of temper' You surely do
not wish to foster his passionate temper."
"Pho ! Pho ! Ellen, you would make a
complete milksop of the boy if had your
way. It does very well to talk about the
heinousness of temper and all that, but let
MC tell you, that a man who does not
stand up for his own rights in the world,
won't have them ; every body may tram
ple on them just because they: No, I had
much rather the boy should be too fiery
than too tame."
Mrs. Davis made no answer ; hut rising
took Frank in her arms and carried him
to bed. The little fellow at first resisted,.
hut his mother spoke to him firmly and
mildly, tolling him that he must obey, and
he at once did so. As she undressed him
and laid him in his crib, Mrs: Davis talk
ed seriously to her little boy of the wick
edness of his allowing his passion to gov
ern him. She told him that she had been
much grieved at his conduit; that evening,
and that no doubt his Heavenly Maher
was displeased.
"Well, but mamma," interposed the
boy, "my earthly father—the one down
stairs in the parlor, i mean—was not griev
ed or displeased, for he laughed and pat
ted my head."
The tears rushed to the eyes of the young
mother. "1 have a hard task before me,"
murmeredshe,"for he who should help me
only re'tards mc."
"Why do you cry, dear mamma ?" in.
(wired the sensitive and aflectionate
child. "Is it because I was naughty ! 1
will not do so any more, mamma, I cer•
tautly will not—only do not cry, for it
makes me want to cry too."
Ellen kissed her child and bidding him
good night, hastily entered her rtivn room,
and throwing herself upon her knees, pray.;
ed lung and fbrvehtly'to hits who knoweth
and comprehendeth all our trOublei.
Time passed on, and little Frank had
become a great boy of ten years old. - His
temper still flashed forth at times, but his
mother had labored diligently to restrain it.
But, as he grew Older, he wait, of courc,
less and less under her gentle, guidance,
and not unfrequently he would come home
with merits of hoyith conflict upon
one of these 'oceasiona, Nr.lJevis.
happening to look At his son, exelatt etl
"Why, Frank, how in the world did you
get suet' a black eye f" ,
"Tom Elliot are me a hit; lir; becanse
I took away a bird he watt tormenting:"
'"Well, what did' 'yea do'ivhenlie ga ve
you the hit?" ' ' •
The boy looked from one to the other o
hill parents, and hesitated to reply. But
atefitrig his',fathar's inod natured espies;
anawered . holdly
I'Potittiled hide till 'he ,as black in the
warrant yeti. I JIM:Mid think the
boys would find out that itn'odi Very safe
CO Meddle said the 'Dither; ap•
provingly ; while Davis rooked it hei
son with'soininifut and rePriniehfuleipms4
Alm The boYitew it, end riling, three ,
his'mins about her neck, •whiapering-w
'kar Mother,. pray 'fingiie me:t I Was
wrong,` bet how could 1 itand tamely and
allow myself be beaten for doing what
was right 1." • • •
"Yes, my emir answered Mrs, Davis
aloud, "I aoknowledr that it. Wes right
for you to defend the Oar bird, but Ithink
the good' tot: was 'over-tialtueed by the
wrong one." , • '
"Nonsense, Ellen," interposed her hus
band, as 'Fraith left the 'room. . 4 1 - low is
Frank over going to get along in thewoild•
. .
if he alto** every body wbo choosna to
take the truubto, to boat blur and trample
upon WM?".
G TY $l3 URG' " P A • Flt IDAYAVVitlitip AVG131'45. - '' TS 4
"He will have the satteadtibn of know
ing they he does his duty, and'is obtiVing
the precepts of his Divine Master," an ,
swered the mother. ' ,;• •
"Oh, that is all very good ; but then this
sentimental religion won't; help a wan to
get his living in this world., r 11,Trank wait
to be a missionary, or a Methodist ,
ter, it would be very well to give him ti . •
ideas, bat as I hope to make him a ikhrewd,
clever man of the world, they fire quite
misplaced. And besides that, •it useless tci,
try mailer him You might as well try to,
teach a fish to walk, as to give that boy
your own sweet, enduring temper „I"
Ellen smiled faintly atthe compliment,
but the smile was drowned by the fast
gathering taw.
Time swiftly and silently sped , on, and
the boy had become almost a man. Twen
ty summers hadrolled over his head, and
each one had added new force to the strength'
and quickness at hid pasiionale temper.--
He war verythandsome, but there was
something too indicative of the fieroe tem
per within—in the bright and flashiw eye,
in the large veins upon the forphesA and
in the curving nostril. So tfionglit his
mother, but his father • -
"Frank is a dile dashing fellow, and if
there is the spiee of the devil in him, I like
him all the better for it. It• dhows•that
his spirit was never broken by tyranny,
as that• of many ,another high strung boy
has been."
Ellen did not agree with this, lint aho
did not choose to dispute with her hellbent',
and so she contented herself with• praying
and hoping for the beet. Frank was
highly intellectual and talented young man.
and was already in his senior year at col
lege.
With his open. pleasing Marinelli, Frank
made many acquaintances among his fel
low collegians. One of theta"' was Fred
' crick Ainslie, a youngtiontherneri to whom
Frank soon became very much. attached.:
ney had been intimate more than a year,
and had never had the alightest uoldneisa,
or misunderstanding, when all at once
young Ainslie became remeeved - and dis
tant to his friend, and when Frank implo
red him to explain the cause of this; he re--
plied in police astonishment, that he ••was
cot aware that he had treated Mr. Davis
iu any ungentlemanly manner—,that uotl►-
ing was farther frouthis intention."
After so chilling an answer
„as this,
Frank's pride forbade 'him to renew his
' entreaties, and for some time they remained
estrauged ; but finally affeetionoonquer-!
ed pride in Frank's heart, and he took an
opportunity to renew his earnest inquiries
of his friend, as to the cause of his change.
For some time young Ainslie refused to
answer ; but at last he said—`•When I tell
you that;Mr, Buniford.haa told me the
o
pinion you expressed of me, and the rete
son you gave for associating with me, per
haps you will cease to wonder."
"The ophiion I expressed to Mr. Bum
ford ! I never expressed any."
••Do you hope to brave down my accu
sation with this.pretended ignorance 1 Did
you nut tell Bamford that I was a regular ,
blockhead and simpleton, and that the on
ly reason you associated with me was fin
your own amusement, and that you might
always have a ready butt for your jokes ?"
“Federick Ainslie, I swear by the Lord
who made me, thnt such words never patiiL•
ell my lips, and I would not have belierdd:
that you could for one moment listen to
them."
"Have I really been deceived—but what
reason should Ilumfurd have for inventing
such a falsehood !" •
"lie hates me, because I have refused
to assmociate with him ; but as you do not
seem to be convinced, I shall say no wore.
I cannot prove that this man lied, and yet
I shouid have thought it would not take so
much to convince an old friend that he
had been too credulous."
"Nay, stop Frank! atop and forgive
me ! Ido nut credit the story. I see
that it is fake. Give me your hind, and
forgive and forget."
The hand was given and the old friend•
ship renewed ; the young mom then went
in wench of Buniford. lle• was at last
found, walking, alone in the college grounds.
Frank immediately accosted him in astern.
voice, android--" Mr. Rumford, what apol-,
egy have you to make rur ypvir ungentle
manly conduct towwrilr , ute ?"
-I have been guilty of done."
"You have Blundered and maligned ate to
Mr. Ainslie."
"1 have , done no such thing."
"You have !"
"I have not I" ' '
•'Mischief making fool I"
trlllithiftiiiikli h
Scarcely were these lust' words vtpoEett
when Frank raised his , heary. nave; Sant
swinging it in the air, brought it down with
full force upon Butufurtre• Awed. • The
heavy handle etruck.upon.his temple, and
fell to, the ground neorpee.
44F/atik,l Frank Pt= , exclaimed. Ainslie,
"you have kille&hint 'l-'.lly,.lly,foryout.
life ! .1 will be faithful Ithe deaths to
you, snit 'if .neeeitsuryl,,!take 'all, upon
myself } bat ilo not etay
"I thank you, heartilyefredv'and‘do•ntit
doubt you woildlhe'acgood au your weld,
but I wilt never 'consent kraut+ a elePti." I
go td ihilitiefinylielf up. Will you come
with Ina-1"...!
,F,Federick, percelting.,,that, argument
would be, utiehrtis,#lowly„feljOYKed,
friend, he went to tell thci l ahole stOy ,
to the riesidehf, and t iiii‘v
The kihd 'flidijily!
affectid ; for Praia •DbitS,
affable mannerer and retypitetful : , behdrior;
bad won much regardiandnsteeintfromshe
whole faculty; but the , President plainly
knew that but one course , was left at him;
and with sorrowful ktaart, , lte, Paw the
young man carried to prison.
.'lll3 wretchedness uhteh this catastro
phe brought to dm home of the murderer
may be imagined, but not described. trlv
ery moans which , money and influence
could command, were put in
press judge and jury in &vat of the,pris
oder, and the best counsel were retained
.
in his film. Buton die other hand; plain'
and overwhelming stood the facts; and the
young mane owe confession.
The time intervening betwegn the ar
"FgARLIDSEVAND ,
• _,_
ti
;.;.t ti
if I 1. 1
rest and trial, was spent'br the fathat,'lwo “"fto ;.t •
gloomy and mbitter Awflectitin..o4.ltald
h e
~ffi
Ilk( "Yod 'it Tbfgive 4tt ' lieeelve
quite acquit' himself. bfkblrane 'Had h
notenootrageti arriappituded the wary .pas..l j `wtVir'fiflll •fit',ll.tettetriiill
sions torthisil, ..4tßut,,rset i *tat 'these *Cedell,J - Dttrirt entered the
sorted he, eat. twewerible,for biii, Aiettibe r iVhetreitiirstat Ur . " !/ I"' ,="
perversion of titp,,go?4, attlimssiui „ -Who'ranythatbtchatititeheattetlauthitteh.4
wiiielewske,w l 4 ayncd,atin ciod thatatillicing.of;the sod, whit had-
gars hint he n. xi; becaqee gpcusett
,siterifieeti , itimselftc histfadter,l ,, . ti
titan 113 God to , ln a Amt months Fowls sras.quite.teramv t
-
Thus' raairaten Ted nt the wra4l ? arta' fipitit iu Aosta+. ;old, .41 agocticms , pGi
towilliug idotot ftr 'Whoth6lo"iidier father. who. by the way, wag.
,neyer.
,thait take the bhitiii ahtifshEittliteri; Iteterwards, hogd.. 1441 1 . / much of the
Mi. Davis regarded the w ilt thh'nthite m.tacny.,siecrr, , .1„-t
little- it was ihifditilsittad tie4lng hit itutri
brought to the trat, ets Contraot fbloti."tir' L6**//46tnitist
he tried for his life , yit , wee she kreemierof ttle
tam the dajieetrof man-=;.viittfir Witt true'
• TIN WI
,haVihg a convict litiVi — dour Iliit .iireifired
him; and he sternLy,resolved that were , he
,proved guilty, • ha ,would at ow, disown
him. , ,„ , , ' , D i •• i , , ~,,
The day of,trial,kipne at length s atui*,
court.wee creyrded,„pith,agectetora, ~ r . litp,
' wiPlq 4 seg-** 3 14.1 .0 .ft liftffiel'o,i've no nOCA
°r°l4e ; ror .o e PE'Al'VFMOlc ili . l e ti llWige7
dared 4riselckuifty. ,
Tlie)ury,"ancord iIIOY ,with Out leaving
their boa, brought ih die 'p , risoner'itithe
bar guilty Of initheanglifee, of ma:4ldr 'hY
,the almond degiwet"htta On account of the
cirettinatancseritind the yauth of Merriam.
eri he was reconinsendedt to teensy. 'l4l
was a short pause, and then ,lfran/rlh •
was sentenced to the State prison for lif
unless pardoned by,the +Governor. Nhin
then.beCanut Hie 1 0 1 , 1 koPn; andArAil°og4
petition,
,aigned by patty ilailuFtet.itil i pfgt
sons, was presented to ,toe, Illumine vox. ; I
erner, and , was by him almost immediately,
granted.
The father and mother had just h r eard
the joyful newd,itid Ellen', for a long time,
had wept siletlilyy iii . hef hitsbanird i'rtiti:
At last, luolcinrith his film, she r;sitt ••!=." '''
"James, it week) heAistigreerible , t4 We
all to five here afterThis,end perhaps Prank
might not de ab well , in business here .us
where he is not known.! Letuomake gni
home in the far, Went) •Whitt day ,you r?
‘.l.have.no intention, EUen.olalkisiog
Frank or histforiollelt.to.juterliolkwkibtutY
•
arrangements... Pfk.W.ikk eln6er.,Wii4 AV , ,
consent, come again under the roof whicli,
he has tlOgraeed , ,, 4 1 Pm.° 81 4°,9°4if.4',4l
anti shape his own' fortunes.
-Good hu4rePe.Jalites, ','T°'l l. i'',."! 6 , 9 °,
your poIy MOW r'!. ' ,
"The iti'itn Wl?o'llne Miryd A eacithet
State r‘riebti thiltiugli ilirrildnti r iettid'
Governor is no Ititiger'd soh of:nine:" '
••116 should be the more lendeily Cher.
fished and cared futon that aceotint.' He
has been guilty ; • but, James, was net that
guilt the natural result of the , naente spii.
„, w hi c h you tried to im plain ii i hint 1 1 ,
"No, , certainly not. and a good
wile would artily have asked the toga. , .
nun. I repeat to you •tits henceforth
Frank l/avis is au alien and a stranger, to .
our root; and I desire that, his name may i ,
be mentioned here inure.'' inere.
So saying, the, husk:via. And &dig left
the room, V.llen for a long. time mused
bitterly on her linsintodis.ctip4Oct her .
subsequent duty. Itei• litisibinitehTl'AdOm
rrianded that that' son should not enter 'lite
hcithe of his paretitiehe net died=
bey hith, but 'neither wiatild 'tit& gife'ip'
her child. She eat doWn inn( Whitt eV'
cousin ofhers,' a , itoholettale-trterehrtht, fe
-
siding in a neighboring'foilys.
him all, and besought him kJ .rheeive • the
lad in .his own.store and family 4 , ,f0r hie
pursuing a, profession could itoltiuget
thought of. A kind allswor.ilL the &IMF'
malice was soon returned, and Frank,
(who in the meantime had paid for a ref-
uge in a boarding.housti writlantimey fur
nished by his,mother,) with a heavy:heart
left his native,eity behind hint. • „TAW Ina
hope* in life, were disappoirned. ~.hie, had
no taste.for mercantile puranits A . „tile 11 . 441
chosen dte profession of the
he had neither funds nor ; charm:UK tyjth
purstie, his stu4lo and announce
himself to the World ;' and; added'lOAftis;
the blood 'Ord Wks 'Upon 'his
soul. And - all' this, tholfghtlik la
sequence of one monient's pa's•
sion- , -.4hat awfili. warning bled}
not he vain-! Nor . .was , .ll, --Prom.'thst
moment Frank Davis beeatuesnothertrutu.
Ilia. old character was. IA behitid,him is
the prison, and a new , 040 wawfoctued, fiat ,
his future life, on earth and in
,year had passed, sittee,theaaoettattlaw
and 411 was , restortul to , outwand
ty. , AJra. indeed. .4sogacupd,
cret, fur her hiid hitt lcotit . 1 3 ,1 e,MF, 1 !1 1 F0,,1t
of her husband wa4 cum plelely„
ed as trom his house.
~,ljellltdld to,jd's
btodocas 'is much
,c , fflyritei t a iota
aliacfniiitia nick , beatiihg, tl lan f ytitio4,
more 6tlg?itiried
1411”iiilaTE11; thoitili intauledhiVrit re
terilneti. ..
" '
'Ott 'as Dit'vlit , was
returning from ;hie Countinehoese in' then
greyP''.4wyli4h* t'md W RS' in . the Atoll of creitti
lug the street, a frautie , herse;with.tionsise?
attached to him, came dashing along the
street. MP.lilidla!VngtitAlsteiftliis own
thonghts,rdid net perbeiveifiethingdi otifil
it wois Close croon.. himu and ibehi . fori the'
mordEntiin• which • lie , might , h a Ott ,, sseifprodo
histpuwere;were parsli zed, teem,
ed mod table, rim It ettoultleolvtAgeoung 14611:
diktigALliP ;1k t eroygloo Ansi i,Ate.
N,1044 1 149.04Y,84M 1 4414,4trAPPtitt&0R
course of the animal, just as his hoot kinph,
ed Mr. Davis, who swooning from fright,
'as earrialbiato ousekrbbotisilit Ore.
, Wharf retOvered hN lessidi,
holiosquiredsdkes,his4oliversto 11,11 ..jll
1.1114 , 4 au,sholsek,llans. merollsaiwor-•
ecl..o4o,rwogriotitlie l phioN 41 ,1 1 0 .40110,1rg1ar
hndIY,4PF 4 99:4 11 0-4 0 4 nitd, l;:tot t Alphttnee
•;1 wish you would call,me,,tk cArAge,
and have him, at into it, anit taken to
house.. i.Then Act itcuuto Sue tonelf'said
Mr. Paviolo..! e. At ut Itqi'd
ThomPgenkelepq. 004tyed.A4011140ars
lon4 Mr. Davis entered his own haidsoine
houal Awliedirt So.' hid Veil l e , rdihnd Ito
inset sod, rihrioringi"hsiihilf
' •
Itniss hint!"
41 Fortrive , Who r What' 46 yOu'lneitil,,
d ear "?! •• - •ro • ,•. I
Why.'Frinik !-'-het he iY baikr •hilitt"
"Prank ! • was h he 'whaisiretCroV lib?"
"C'erluinty, did you nbt kno‘u 10°$ , •
I.'. n r
' , lt (
/MIMED
a • ra , ::V.ra •ga Y.u.ta •t....,
,h4t , ts 61101 tk /d1f•.!.:,1
- • *7, - 74 -- 7!71.`V -- - F ,
~ r it • i I arte. it rra' - .T 3IT •,---;-- . . . ;
l i i ii r i l i flirm3lfili ,1, 1 . iii , .:i l i ' 4 , i:CITY Asb; All'll*Wpii . o,
The New ork pi une is puniishing ..4 ~ , 1 1 1 - 1 -u,r! , ,
ranilliar is lie is with human Adlretl ;
la settee:46 iteelitteifilliblit ll* la
'elicc, " in which various hidden ;flings i n I Gen. '„l'dylor's heart is tillJd ,Willi 'll4 tit' "'
that l arge' citrate blatant ,. terbgbe and are I tleri , st 'st in rabic:6, and mid:kens' ie,t
exposed. The folMajpg
,4, , an ex t „, t I noblestiinPul;es. liWeVedilli'eult,iti`chied f '
frookone of the haleat anoint's,: .ti ;Ito dre!de whe'!'er he is rnoro'rdinin l ks*
If
you
1444
tttoottitifirpt tow g a 4.1 iy i i ri g for gallant brartitg lit the field, or, ill i/'
boom; sau l had ltettar make the ae (want- ienthru to the, dick and is(nroWriti. ' ' er l tit`'
tame.
nvittuntrlgatt
madly o tekieg _ byrn soldiers lie, has ever, stood ih the ii '...,"
fi s p art i ag eo uft u.,,i, t hi title by, , which he e non of a flter
a, &tying' fur 'their iiaty t hlt
:
pp,m,o„,„,k, 46,„ kk,,,,,,i li„ ink op ir tif e om n .-(... , relieving, This is natural; perliaf
and thit"sdtirli ii antler him `"pikitbMionl" !1" Ills 1 "" 1 " ( 1)" it spoken, the MictrAleir
if ibis ii i
814 9 1 16- , v i i ii
in, h t iv re i t e i t , at will 1 Alexiciiis found in him also a friitil f aiittiii"
ntak4 ; ho : ' A m o b !o d I libreilo,` %
vim I, voinlbrlerc while Clue Mexican dead;
.gditi;
,down byyeamew, im time
,efat tee a s . rally abandoned by the 'retrial% filmy;
cock at aktiti , ta , mta .r the , f i nest looking I were never leh unhurried.' AA of i-Witt”
i tuutturiti p ...4.44aau fl o., iturthviteit . , .. L ., , ,riess, Writing tdiet' the tortll6 or BlitecaViti ,
dk
tArtid . ontietneit' wi ll efteet i be . dttet ; I .ta, and (TeseribMg its incidents; tit'Aiesl'iltde
"iid had collided all !lie iodundedlileil , '.
and:if you pregeytdag t . i y,9 kftex what you
ate abolVilig lvi) Au 1 ;Ittfclettiesifofd-that cuing that had ;been NI by the dr731 . 0,:}44 1 1'
ir
a sap . put thein'irtlhe ho*Ilal." It'litia' 611140:
tea all right. and w,i) ,Annediately
'pear—leaving ..711qt :tot instket iyour awn lesions of practical , Virtue, en linicti :tiler
, way. You open thealoort of the parlor on thd 1661 dug or tho ffo'o'd f 54,1 /1 4 1 11 11 Oise
tbe right handsithdinantitm !lovelessly in--I th e ' 4 ' eue ' T ' able ,ca ' hulle " Ve ll44 ' lll Vii'hrt
probably meeting sour minket proprietors
Mitilkialltidtrie his speech 'allei'l fi tt' U '
,
Who asks yon'in 1146661) f 1 4 * I feat and um, vied 131 IV Cathedral; at his' Ohlre itiPilt l =-
'kurusive It tiopitalion-Atif par Vat tete stip. tkitliii gew' Orleatis, when he Warrtily eiW
per. youletibitit li tidelilli-Ltai iln this I tolled and it ;inked him "(or th e lintaiiiiiiir
particular ecsrillfttO '6Y 51 4 - 11 1 ' dO)Yn at a i with Wl6ch•lie bad condpeiedlrie liar'`'"
P
Oesertiotts titiring the War iti Megie•
itixiiriously Iblinish 11 tubed ati tl inhfilion to I
the, wa i tern m ilcito -we ? t w i , " oyl ~:iii y{ side , ayr ci ,,, l i t i tt . : , ith i.. l):ritiii.iit, and in6l.d t r 1 n i4 . 4` 7, 1,/
L .,._, _
. 0
w ,...,
.. , ,
~.., ..,„„ i ti t eon.
rain ti ( mune in the army, IE WV, M....
; 0 7 t u y " 011 11 , # l 7 ol4tAt o re i i g t r u r li r ing tunes neeemaryte indict the penyty,4l" .
hr the season of ever t y,,vgriety an leis- death ' ; 'bil l,, throtiOnnil' 'lhs ';'Mlle gill
itily cooked*Att tariesltErestelr :airmen. P a 4. 6, nu!' a' 4111 4. 1 or his soldiers' Mi:41'616 '
—anything, in Bilotti tytntlieve a fancy for shin by r his rimer. Ild ' hail Id mlliary
exedlitielidito iiidielal lioniini: ',frills
,r-will be iintiabilly , fortbdotaittgt stA bottle
Ipf iced ehampaigne—the genuine Ile idsick meli. ' 6lll l l ' l ,t 'l '' llllb " l '' ' g uee ' ru ; L H'S i iiid 6 k
. _i t i t l yoli p t ib ow rwe d r if r k i wive te a . Ettaiiiln :Mu the &tree ot exanO. 'Olt-
l ey , fer. , eiteee
ar
teragaegemiretratasitie, i pessibe inalthbein w(itdi he dithniis4 dui '
.Madeirs,,yoshavbenlyiineesisessitellealni' deberldia;klo ‘yerfl captured in iine . diCiiie
anti
yoawili.bo
iwrpiied
with 41,,
~,it. t,..i, lairtlili:"lliehen they Were bYobilit 14roiii"
~,
__:. _
___,,
„,____,„__,.__ .;.,, 1 .,....., liirif, lon)thig them intently in '
the fate, he' '
1 , tna ''...,,`"a . .. 4 ., 0 7P a i t 77,'" P .,.. ‘ ,7 , ..,./7 1 "., a ,"7,: n 7;;;: , ekclaini&l': "'lnfuse are,nu l t iii y seldi t eiiii;"
1, yu r Atittju ' / titt " ,tu. ~ , rr y 7,7, 11 ,r,T,",rz iticy are,3lexieans I my soldiers' ti'dt l di de- .
tho,tiger,),,,yr s am i nt lai ; ~,:i7,7"t i ,' sert,'Send 'them back to the Mexican' at
iik'etlittlei?elPuln'int7e4reerkikm-Au-SlitiTt:,eArareri;r4-?la..7llleitlY;;;''of T h ile th e it v l l 2:l 4 /i t h d b u'll w I t i l' ie b l i : k c h i t e b t r iri rst ett a l i tti ' ' l:
Voilier dines oturiniCilif iie " rit=iti !: 4litititiiiintre', "Inscribe it on their dagi, ilkra" '
t O
bred 'illinet'llt altlMi, la*, tteleriaftle,'lii to r
th ,
or thy army or Italy,' !' ~ , -i 'leitt',4''
lthe centre of whiclttiVV6aVtenilithttit, 'um d forcible' in t'Onetribg- thti u siningil l 'ir
huhiiih' "aetitill!' litit it Was nob I,r di .
I{seftrirtttelyfiettriteirditiotithtthrebireki,, 111
khe'ettinkof titn t "Mlllecit'''''' At i rtne , enn , 4fici'd pulpits° or intltidnying the reitt'ilf his"'
lof 'Omit rattle ia Yakima AllittlevitooketiMem•* rni j'' ItnIt , UFIL T4 Y l "' ""'" d ; ino w il t;
1 with 6ngerr ith* ,
esgweviewe. , who taws ,preiNted brllttillighest cOtiditle`rltliolis Or',
iitileeth , box , bethse,thato , tatheitebteb etym . pumilnity;* lie knew that Mesh)i 1m n ivere
‘,
ttoriousiyothpofitheuesed...;
le,thewoeittett, only to be saved in that way, and he ha 4 •''
1
he lays on 0104 i
~ f,, i wo,sithe..wthcb gram
, no Wish, tivdn'tititler'the sanctioe'orneodrt ,
impartially be alternate distribution beneath maiiia4'ici shed their blood:
it e ). 1 8 '14 ,..‘ 4 ;tilliWnt,,nittncte::lWinittlil,,,frepil44l.ll7.l7"-f binillinet4;ertiMwl:iti6ss6;tairnohrecaprtraieli'iCi)tillnyvirltiliiisr3l..'
7 1 ,,,, - .. air T o 'n e 'ir ee - 1 74 v riij at Iv e . , i lt4a i - a,„„v tgtitil" !hatt' , when," at some time sliiiing,,,
bul;s . --atme T 'white rr , / 53 - nia fZ*-IYill . lits stay at his Camargo, he was deseihtfr
prutu i tt?u o u gy g a m h l i,eti t ir i n t i th i i i ? • .iqg lie lite Grande on a small steamer.=
earls` on titd 'table 'o Vett "sild'iiti'motid. , Wikliba i l l Wits very much ereivd ei l by n gt.
1
unt o t . , 1 6 . 0 , an o th ert ie,aqt ah ofte,t o f _ enr.fandaritty'Contractors, and a nutritidi'
!players is ..broke," lie passes a iPosoanA of i isettarlied Olek soldiers who 'were oh
,up to the tipp board, NVtetif.Ci-elsNiiiently etnisigried to hid
ilprttiejtAggeivetthtist,equiva
`Jesit ift, buttons, he
the re
°ono ' ducts,ii,pbrt oft ' Wes`tern steamboat Most
:one dotrtrapictie aija 'the ra: piles iii,e: un' 6l ° ll °l'lsble fu the traveller, whim Itipir-"
80 yO O 0 8 0 tealoilit•ver {;rite ea, it ' ig r?i , fool health; As soon as he heir(' Elie' '.
ou sti.itf 4viili; tilitid'ind ef Itiklici' iiiiits Bei- el " nid '. difi ' o "b io o r its emiseogem and"
'
, m ili u bdie t r-d o lik ra fi li .-th o , ..at i a t y, bp, an . •tilikesitreil VI dill' berths ld the sick aivrats';
„,,,,,„,, , , g . , ,,n, try_ .... 4 ; ata_as _:..,A.4 -.4.. ,4... 4...i.v #O l7 . 41,1 night paased, and in the Morn.'"
i , A tvelllttuothelareri pep my,arkmivie jag there Were malty niquiries for the Gun-
Aillitertieurakkigawthe vo lled imag e r i ;kith rali l ifio wog Ito where to be fou64. '-' At
,i_ 1iii , 1„ ,..... kt050 , 41144 , A ....", y ,.,.. look j eln :Nib or the servants mentioned that ,
:,:,7 bor Z i
„T rani obtotebit Tr''',„ ete ;Z:2;,„„ a a, . o rb 'vtie4ii a hem Wrapped up in a blanket ,
i t
...,.....""
...:.. , , r .
,b„„n„.
_,....., 7 ,..4..7 k ,7 1 7T ,10, s dapit4/19i 114 diali. l'lit , 011irers repair;
T;;;47 l 7 yeA "': B "4"." l , l 7 o ;Tia ttli, , 4 bdid' , ltle spot , 'mud "the man wrapitetruP
Thus is the very inner shrine of thanggi• : 111 ' me'DlAWki4t"lt'r'iv°4l loi n ' i 'd"• ra.l 4o t.
of mammen t i and the de tees y o u, one 156 3,thpre slept the dunquering 'hilier
. ~iiviii e . a tt, ,,e thaaid, l te- re ry t Ar. . e .gr ett ite te mt %If riMet tkinif Wag tint Ilk country's, hut e itte• ,
Tp
A l p05e0,..:4, „i nn , blukn o y e d, e e l& ._lisgolsild,ainibirrdiiitArifilk,,om'ortatiajt. w i. 0144 . 400- ii.i h t ient' " 48.0 er°Pied by '
colnpraled•attil self-peseessed • young lady jiN oisktiie or' ltliase"of• yuol l itoi r eatb i ptin. invu,ctunsmul inml i ier. What a 1 ,;,,,,fr e f 9 r- '
ins Village POtlown enat 4 "' received ,a Long i statt"seillsheeteit iir' beltheiretityesidi` ibis/ ; 466 '2 4i r I)l6 'eh Nil"' Intl,Philauthro hit !
call the.otherday from spying toltispiu..;:l he tubber alha ro l u bd.hia,t,i et im, initetti ,We , it teebitiitty; hor n ' o cher lristi icliti'
1
sten who., after ”proltingings her stay be.l4iis pocket--the incendiary whie• inns) , a' 9r .n l , h , l li 3ll 3 4l t o lt i o t oiiP, 'A:2.2 , A1 ll'o'ilee 0 ,hil 1
„ yond , e ten. , hue I own' colleoption of theleity,,i3 the huppof rpitil s - 7 .1 .5.4 0 Ault t h q sa4moir toe distress on Me redo w
tot!d
young , lady'lveodurandoemuneacialieniaitm slave ot tip) lu st ucgetl i than filo grele- 143 ' 41 ' 611 pot fur wain ar room hit'-
. 1 .- . , •..• - ..s. .ts,- e ~, bear questitin whieb.had .brougint hair , thither mbeauta sinner lie tlis toilit-e 161, yet , l 'f•
"1 have been asked a good many tintesif ovals YqUith. *iiii"ittiilitill'hayfh' 'cifer'thil ' A, ' ,.i t t...i t , , 1 ,. ari G rohs " i .
you was engsgedm Dr. , 124—....... 1 1 flowt,if , faro table, watching 'elniTY a 'alairth'e ' ',:*-,-" :,.." '.," York rm..
i
'folksinquire ag'in whether. you be' or uul , Aluslioysof lails iimquagi suujihumg_tivuiliq of having soon't-ro° l t:'ala I Wice. an saya''
thit;fii'Llitl/net lc en a h the necOn&tittib..
w h at g lo m 1 4 , e tt to m I dank'" , 11 ',' ~ perhaps it dueb—upiksilus ibsuo.
i-qr ell thew" line wered limp:Demi-lady: , t WO harelutsolfititunismirelelyntlicalimop 'Elie le. koviiit;ilt` dtratir, 'Elie Genet:tit
I
ItirtlablbetbauJitedisonietimite he infroir
411.inte her valmt•blue eyes in , unblushing, saqublialunent, twheinagiunbling,hketwrind
, steadruess.ation thelinquisitim reatureatd,.ott mpee the 4appi,g9gawastoltim i dl Arjytiv 1 1 ,,,, tiai ,: k li tl ith t er :. L' il i tie ,,,'' ' ° _, nd ai ,'''':, '__," l " ll _,fl' es ' h i s
her interro..ea tor, "tell nonothat. pint/no:At ppti,a i principles, „.4,,, hriefgbinne,to„ptbeg 7" . " . " - " th. `"' — `' ° "" l ' l. '""" im.
You dultqldows and that you ' are.sure .it at f,ar,digrfcuit„ituititekti s fotorAifg , .101040140irtoo Union talks *bout 'the •
is.hoos of yoirliosiness."..../(nickethookerrl
.fooja ?I` i th6jr,ittooßy,,,ite,,wo Feste.e i m ,4141efite6 4 rotthiag dead men,' ; We .do tr A.
latimtliv . pu66er,,,, ~ s , . , c rult,,ltopy ?f gut olio wink 1 1 6 1 4 Ile WI(
'Tli* eiciMusi..:LirniMi• lac l / 4 4 ltittifit 'fg q,,,* 111Wies ''' eleePt "en '
C 4411 4144 1
felieitfatVelleiti The ' catuo or que;vienil ~,c , 14 14: 1 , !q r ,' , 1,' ' '''h i n` P l'4l4r6 w" "4 ' 4m
oily; pocir . ffnin=-Lhovannitat,l4loeeivortny , 0 f: 4 1 . , 1- - ! )- ''' 4 " 14 ( " °°o duatt.o3MtatternY":
iingti l l,ty %ming to cetiatire the,gto•
quiet his breant, how compollethhitimiind, lingfi e jt V ai` vivers.l./.b.
~ , ~-,
how free fritulArei ItAltYletlip:#o,,Pnoitioq, : . , '
' , how tanietliat nwu4h i lm . iggoyoll‘isking 'Ole 'Pinii4yltinia Inrnmtiit'icknoWr... •
i, ((hey
,wppldfia,gpradtnnitithp . npizsgeor .
4 eitlgnthat t M. )3, Sine, a
~ petuocrat will
111e.14"""fteu,.i Tie
,throng °f P asBl 9"!!?.t t v q 9 ' Il I f t: 1 '45 1 4; We ' l i , Pftlif4pil ' si t s;
1 1.
Attie vtol l enee 0 usaityluril'appiles. dial good many oilier ihitnocr.a; iylll,o po.,
•,1111 1 -111'liudselldritio t ( i;kifirouu' aispliii Stiii. -1 -P/ 7 " ''" " • " ' '
1
'itigit:tirth6 mfibtitsA. ,o..,, ' I s- ':, i- L "-'"
1 • ' 1-
'i.------:- " L --1- ' ;' ' ""'''
...<.< <.l),< _eu «.<<<« ..0 , < ,- 4 1 .th4,:.<1 , •ti< - < Biteria Imperb 'arb MITI diSfiliting` iiPtCre .
Vostimmatc.,itocautußiaw„Dsprik. knr, ~tlie, r ety tinportant '4ll dation *hetlldrt !ti. ` 1
THE OcitAN.U.,ll4B 2 1 .1.1 d. JAMS,. suillaut.in. ,Ci(bartlitt'tletliil not bte:ik' liiii &Word i'll'elle'"
1 nibble 15 deg. 3 min. anutli, atd Magi- hiel 'nisi.' vile et:11111111y' deeltei 'llb l P a/ y it
"I ttiiliittY tlek: , "4 - tritiellitiAir 'bLilif iltAr.if thing- else. lb.
I
i
mithtliiittil4 3 Witte? Noire( , mitot f,.(4ays ,; ; ;-- , , .. . • fr- • -.vv.
Sirtablatic (.I."Pltesii)xivittried ilkw, but'aet •JaCtOs Ate. KE kilo rJr. •We Inemberi ei . 3,
not obtain, soundings with 4,600 fathoms Congrves front ific, Richmond Mal l et, t0„,;. -
is spoken iii is the Ilartiburnerr etindiiddinn
'l o f line, or 27,10)R fog.iii . teiyy t nearly live
milca t atid a uitarior,, . 4 ~,,, l a (Clue greatest for Governer an the Iluckeye State. .N, 10.
1 , , , .!, depillff,t4.ppe,, , a4 t ,st,ltati_yel. been mills - 1 1 ; 1 1 . ,; 0. s' tlv ' er. 1 . 1 e(a . ' h - tp ----- a ii t '"' ‘'.
i f?"
1 ruc .. 1. 1 471. ° ?, ° ,, , ,1 81 " 0 0 f„!' t !' w F lave !P a1)I neserverwl •.1 4 .ti A 1 .
I i I‘4ll
. , in t n et.t tenor, ou lug-eamr, / ,,
Ur' lie ;eve that there are many parts of it 1 , .
1 t 10'114(11f li'litilrlteeEtr. Its clati,qinination " I ,Pl!nuiPlus and charaCter., ItatPtigtiaktio,
iteidilliiilbeattint in terroathil phyi4cs of 'mu d Ll' hand 10 correct at servant,,,,wheti,j4ll,
gl . eatititeeeitiina iin i idit i nlee.. _ l . ozFge io anger, lie kept its
arm tiNett ili ititit, , ,poit.,
the A tat .A e h e ek e. 7 . , . ture tOr a con p siderable hum. 'rti.st iiett4.
coining in, and inquiring the reason of his
• smgolar conduct, lie replied, ell am punish
ing 'Pas'oll+nte ifiltll I ." At linifilltlr, Iltilvy. r
he b:llii to, ow" 1)(1) ) s Iq.iys, ,, , weettltt
~
bac yull it 1 We(eillokile4rx. " / 'typefil,
(ha; ills Vileillie ?Ilvfe elßE•llll4ljeg P 444 1,
. t°
iiiB (I ' s ' ulv aullet f>,o irliArLeJ,„ltl„olo4o
so live that no one will helicve thein.:',,,, 41c
friend, observing his studious habits, area
iii e,xtrerne old age, jug uiretl bow long ale
intended Cu he a lieholur. "As lougl n 4aiti k
Ise, "
.16 I hat ektieed hum grow wirer stallottoti
ter., ,,
~
A Wag used''fu vellum* that ditt'Velikt(
why umbarried young htdies''lnukiett 'fdaf '
much at the ;noon Was 'thti'lltililgti 10110,'
that there was a man in it. . s ,; ''' '
i It Is WO iictioned calculated, at (thei
--- 1 ----- f
(by satipir4ion uratechri lietiallisiM4l= l
of a healthy . tlersehria•Arbssruillif* '
about one luiudretlitunods shitty ) l :-. ''',/
{wittilfty..2. - Jitifirefeeeerttentoehich.
is noW. , firowing , thrtnikh the isnddlitela
nother Niagara, is destined to.relkin down.
Ward to.the hew posterity; and it will,
bear, down, ott as beam our, virtues, our
''vkatesPor OW or, our , airtme, op," ha to Fig
El gdoligti , ,fOilX,RPdo*r.V an iAlteirilanget7
WiihtitoOk4,llferft, , PoPrirrOidO/10 8 twiny
ibst,rwerero, wpi tor•;MO dnoill,{flUip,Milii:
ityi, nf o i r torannepand the vampireotd lux
cry . *dive the therdirdw' of the eta.
übl 4 le*.; 4 0Iitaiii 4
i h dM
e i l li k e
Oparg;4!iltolll4jtiVgr,t4lafirri
„w 4) jWar. M1t 0 4,M1 1 344194100*
,
Temprnka , up*.oitime..iAivPtNAL
I,chiWieu fortune'lWilki.edlleitiOnr indA
I at.deiht Ulf thil numtier l hrilllocdtralat ist ,
the 4iinb of btiljiiiinth-PWriiiipt Itiattiiti:Jo. l
(iii.d . ilielif eadesittrili gat the?ltretitit
,,,
Cituk,e,,for . ty,n r e ; they in . be itruliiiie, tp,
tlii.irelvt and to their ' country. ' Al. lit an
rinheritifinte dArrtti tioirir than" iiiid—tdi. it
.bqs 'lriielMithilheY t een nem.' 'upend
, trot 'rose. it—and "nt:titer' life 'it 'prtheit'a
fribint--in .deittli',." a confrobtiotil "' Oivni
yyroer'eh ild ten °duration add nu tyrant Will
trample over yaor liberties. , (live your
ch i Wen education, and the oil ,
ea the despot will never trample in ruins,
I the 'fabric oryathe freedom: l ' . 1 ' 11 ''''r
Mare 136Anif
;writer in.jt paper, 4/Atari,
'bi nt WY - aid:tight visit , to.thet nimala Mayo.
„entryniiiiid WartnerMernigeFfetiwithDrids%
.b:&11; tlielamtitut keeper, thiy4t..tl'"
..lt was a sight worth walking ten milek
t We found,•coettrary,tnettosoletiost of natu
radtistorians, att,eleplxint,llying down. l rr
hßs.4l\y#Y# lbc*R.asilerigd au1: 1
inlets sleep standing. Tye :diger:tot tta
igedanienals weft: . reposing in !he , i nn pt
griiceftil (lassictil'uttbu'aei. ilbit
and the tiger, thn leopard and ,the 01111105 1 '
'were big with' their paws :Affectionately
twined about each other,'Withaut regard 1 10 '
species and tiatitriti. ;Intcagea'conlaining,
I s:here than one the'nfi4er'raiti
ring custom for ono to, 4,i4,0, wateh
1 the othert Weep. 'llee'iontrlPitialtived;
1 1 with as much regularity as In a 'rein;
:latiA'canip 'of solditis, iilthCiugh jpit,'prii )
bably, 'with as !limit in' egard to
• The sentinel raft's back and
and is ypry, parefninoi ter touch
tit or ilo'aH
thing a rdlito'
ly Lc lied . ,town but fiiftaitir
truitt'ot Ihe` i tTiegi;' r
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etolgit i joi MAlllingififf stis44Pr. tA I 4 I , teWftl-1 incidents of the ~ Four l/ay&" in l'ariii'
lowing a large quid it tobacco ukkaihslm,- gives 0 telliKtiOntgl *writ:sub lib! iv 1. l'avl'lle
alitilleof e iiita kui,6 a largest and rinest of Gittirdo Niel
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WlO 4 Oriiiiiitlvi.atiiii , slikit?" ' I '' '' bra young full-bluodutt . negro, tall and c.
' rect,:aud lull of military ordurh" ,
tiJe ie,ios i ted that talteoltl-ditily:in, Idwa, ,
While recently in the wooderwas,bitten owl I.:'raticis wini the firs .rnonarel , \vlio in.
the end of her nose byasattlesnake. The ' trocludedid . dihs'at Itis . cptirt. ' Ile said in 1
Old lady 'rceovettaitiatt-thshaanke died ! ' a stYlof iif true gallufary, ‘.thit :i (lit eling'
Coronerhs verdicttpoisened by snitr , rooni 'Without ladlek' was like 'die' yrati
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anec," When a 'respectable eititen . eatii if he could tell' the difference between also
a dinner that kills him tri a few hours,hvith and likewise. 410 yes," satd'the Quaker I
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.with . Out tho help of the doctors, the pertly, "Erskine it a greet lawyer ; hied
dame pkperis head his obituary notiee...Mys. I talents nre , ailetired by owerrone4 you're
terioue Provielouee." .4 a lawyer also, but not like.seise.":
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