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OUTHE TWO 'EXTIIFIES.
. •••=0•••
VIM A. S E call and examine Abe largest
Ja• stock of 'HATS I CAPS,. BOOTS
& SHOES, that has ever been kept in the
plaso—embracing every variety of New
Fashion, Style, &c., and sold at reduced
views.
Strew and Leghorn Hate,
cas baud. The Store. providing_ far
'We two eitremes is at the old stand, two
doors below the Post Office. Prepara
tions have been made for a large Spring
'stud &tomer business.
WM. W. PAXTON.
April
- Fresh
rriva
GROGEk QIUSEAM.
A'WA 3RE dire •
•
Vi r M. HA 31ERSLY
AR returned from the City with an
JUIL /nereased and well selected assort
ment QrottocEßlF,s of all kinds such
pa Sugars, Coffee, Molasses, Fish, Rice t
Apices, Belt, &c., &c., which he will sell
at prime that can't be beat any where.—
Also. the f4lest and best assortment of
41.lENS ARE ,ever opened in this
market, to which he invites the attention
or purchasers„ as also to the large,assort
ment of Goods of almost infinite variety,
with the assurance that they cannot be
beat i , Other in quality; variety, or cheap
new: 'OlTRemember, the place to secure
Balpetns is at If kMERSLY'S, North-
Artist corner, of the diamond.
_Geuysburg. Aprills„ 1850..
LOOK AND SAVE YOUR MONEY I
NEW AND' EIZAWTIEWL
--- ttatlSO) .6000Ati
D. AIIDITLECOFF
•ix A 8 just opened, and , is now preps
, Ak-AL red to offer for sale,•one of the best
selected and richest assortment of DRY
GOODS ever brought to this Town, don
prising a general variety of
firshionable Dress Goods, for Ladies' and
Gentleman's Wear,
sit the newest style aad pattern, tee nu
merous 'to meraisto—to which he begs to
invite the attention of kis friends and the
publio—feeling confident that his foods
will compare favorably, both in quality
and price, with soy brought to the coun
ty this season. Also, a fresh supply of
GROCERIES str. QUEENSWARE, VERY
CHEAP.
Chambersberg ift..April 5.
NEW GOODS,
.IT TDB OLD OWN, 0
GEORGE ARNOLD
11[A8 just received, and is now opening
.ss.LAAGE A BTOOK OF
Spring Goods,
ai has' been offered to the pebfic at any
time, comprising every, variety of Staple
and Fancy Articles. Ho deems it unnee
essaryl niertautirdes, as the usortraarit is
tionsptets, and wilk be sold as LOW as any
other establishment it tha place aria sell
the earns articles.
Kr The Ladies' attention is invited to
a large variety of FANCY DRESS
G 0 ft) DS. Please call, examine and
judge for riurselves.
April 5.
ISM @Mt.
= =LL who Want; GOOD and OREAP
GOODS, 'stall at STEVENSON'S.
whocAtsviag , just returned from the city,
at Mena full supply, is premed and willing
citaetries, Dry Goods, ;Hard
ware and Queens-ware,
e„,timaller advance on costs,than ever
ILefetotore Vold. in tide county.
,The at
of pliiihueri is inirticularly
inri
'tdd'to'tbd quality and astoldshly low pri
'etiltHfif hle .Groceries rind Dry Goods.--
illhdtPuld Reedthe goods—heitt the' prime.
and be convinced that competition would
gooda cannot be sold i lower
19,11, Produce taken in exchange
* ,
JOHN M. S• I rtATENS9N.
'lot) 19 'lB6O '
70'CONTRA7TUS
iklarilLHL
,iiiiie . • ie k t v .h4 iF i r i lt ßixti li: 44, ll. ; , , ,i , " ; . . l ,•‘ ,
Iltr gaiditt thqocitttl tho,, thitruttip
SIR sr , t ymnf 99c40.00,Alotiplorg.
. iiiio l l ,q_14 . 2 1.,44'2,90.. 40 fit Axil
• otiet, F Nhu74ll, t A., lox the fowl*, of
. ii le
itrtm.., ~.....,
'e UN-TY , JiIL AND' PRISON
• I “., b' ~1 111U.SE ' ,
x .,.,, , ~, c
ffiWittildrinifply" Platte 'and apetiificatioris
, le,
IA gelid and' examined at the office; of
ANM "Cottlittifiliniteta; where therwill at all
tilt lie' iitiKly for iheimation, by calling
01111leeteilt` cif the Board.
''''' "" 1 '. JAMB 'SING,
• At t t 10
J. G. MORNING'STAII
36 !" '", ' 3011 N :11 USSELMAN,
't .
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ip , Commissioners.
* tt i tt- 4"Atigl 1 i nba ugh , Clk.
6 jj h 21, 1860.—td
ijirlriT received and for sale by the sub
vetiber. a largo' lot of CA RPETIN 0,
-very cheap. GEO. ARNOLD.
H ; ' ff 97174
wr O. D.razwics.
m. .d, yd • le fifes . , .
To the soft wind'. gentle steel.
AMI think we bear the mesh
Our eldhdlensi &Worse Ira—
To geneerit ma the own.
The bowsaw Adds of air.
And find again our boyhood's wish
To roam ft. segelelletret,
There we many dreamy of glades=
That ding wowed the past—
And from the mob of ANON&
Old thoughts mew thresdimg fad—
The farms we loved so dowdy
In the happy days sow gene,
The beautiful and lovely,
fie kir le look apes.
Those bright and gentle msidee;
Who seemed so finned for Wed
Too glorious and too Iseatueely - - --
Tor such a world se this !
Whose dark sod ayes seemed swimming
In a sea of Squid light.
And wham locks of geld were Amender,
O'er brews et sow bright.
Whose engin mos like the eanshiee
In the~WA of the year—
Lilts de cheogefel glee= of APIA
They follow every tees !
They have pawed, like hop& away—
AU their Ismulime has
Oh. many a heart, is eseandog
That they me with the deed !
Like the brightest beds of grammix.
They have Mee bow the sem
Iretoth it is a lovely death
To int from earth Blom them !
And yet the thought L meadellie&
To mew en each es they,
And feel that ell the beautiful
Are passing hut away I
That the fair woes whew we kens,
Grow to reek loving blood.
Like towinis of the enraging Woe.
Timm pet& name they wet.
And an we but thA of theme,
la the solt and winds arias.
When the tines are wrring o'er ns,
And the dowers ant Mose outing 1
Per we know thst winter's coming.
VVitit bb eebi and sterser shy
And the glatione Misty mend as
is betiding bet Waist
The fa/town' g arqueit' knee, which we copy
dots the lad number of thejfissiestery Aendd
ars ini . idently from the ret of Bishop Doane
IL'hisel in hand, stood a scelpter-boy.
With his marble block before hiin
And his face lit up, with a smile ef joy,
As as agrailream passed e'er hies :
Ile carved the dreamer that shapeless atone,
With many a sharp incision :
With heaven's own light, the sculptor shoos;
Ile bad caught that atupelminbus.
Sculptors of life, we we, se w stead
With our souls, socarred. biers us.
Waiting the hour, when at God's command,
Our Efedream aka pass o'er us.
If we eane it, thee. men TWITS dace,
With may a shop 'acebta.
Its liesendy beauty shall be our ewe,
Our bees, that angel Tinian.
Tiss is al.wars ?matzo.— Whether
we play, or labor, or eat, or sleep. or
dance, or study, the sun passed'. and the
sands run. In all the actions a man per
some part of his life passeth.—
Though we do nothing, time keeps its con
stant pace, and flies as fast in idleness as
in employment. An hoar of vice is as
long as an hour of Anse ; but the differ
ence which follows upon good actions is
infinite from that of evil ones. The
good, though it diminishes our time here,
lays up a pleasure for eternity. and will
recompense what it taketh away with a
pleaded return at last.
tlisom.sa Commasscs.—A writer in
the National intelligencer, after mention
ing the fact that the lion. John Quincy
Adams died at the National Capitol says :
..The tam is worthy dame, tint the build
ing is which Mr. Calhoun died, was built
for the use of the Congress of the United
filukan, and nal used as the capital during
the rebuilding of that edifice.. suer its do
attention by the British troops :.and, there
fore, the walls within which he drew his
last breath have often echoed to his , voice,
as poured forth in the definice of his prin
ciples, in that rapid Aeneas of eloquence
and logical reasoning which,' though it
might fail to convince, never failed to elec.
nify his boners.
Cascaute a, Torras.,--A singular cir
cumstance has occurred at Chemertea.
near Cambridge. (Eng.) A servant girl
went to the river to fetch a pail of ,water.
and espied. floating on the stream. a to.
marluably One pike ; she made a plunge
at it with her bucket. and succeeded in
capturing her prise. The pike. not rel.
ishing his eouftwed.poshion.. jumped out
of the pail. and fell by the ri ver's edge ;
and the girl, hteekt.ni lousing him. throw
betielk upon._ the, pike, placing her band
upon his heg d. when he. bit nearly the
iitole of bcF middle Omer and the
'nest 'moment was safe in his native eh,.
meet. wryly% with liim the poor girl's
Theta ii sink Cs" lOW . atom than .4* -
normal. and that As conceit. all in.
tractable fools. dense; Ot
us flea ,!,karedis*
mai. Yon My' mike idtoti inleiihers
ois may wiedoilitio to " ' ' iiiii . ..
4
de but &et elle' think dtdriii corn
mete ienia 'WO theism& oreotheeitesktiet.
ions. They are oriinpriariuble toolitra+
!W I . 11 , th tl6ll , !slikalillfa.dfignerNir•
I , Nike Ji d p PWns,otAireryfreliii,
wireepsaker of the Hems - iteewittaly,
Antal' tbemeagiereviwetewieribe meet,
tripped es the ample, and felidowe The
Seem- beret - boo • *Ow
JPOig e with the stuneetwaviq) =Welk
der' Prtier. frattlint ars*
theflovr
Artitcnottr.- , -..Ws west be unanimous,"
observed Hancock. on the taxation
singing the Declaration of Independence.
.there must be no polling different ways.”
"Yes," observed Franklin, ,"wo maust
all hang together. Of most assuredly we
**ball all hang seperaftly."
A man who had a scolding wife, being
willing• to excuse her failings, when called
upon to give some account of be habits
dtid character. he said she was pretty well
in general, only subject at times to a break.
ing out of the mouth.
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vgils"siA4 -
,14,01( 2141i550 SR Writ von 'Lkfir tr, "Jo 0 ,01 ) i
[MANOR & ItOIVIANTIC 44.iinitEs,
Or A tIt'IrWRECrE'D TVII." .
---”, -- ( ratatikettitatta Chusittel I • ' •'..
''By the 'Meitner tCherokee, litiriginithe
California meat,' We rewired' a - letter iii-
V 4 Honolulu, Sandwich ,falands l 4 4 9 6 1.
,1880, written by en old friend and fellow
Orititer, ihtisi' adventures have been
so much (*tor the Commie adventures„ have;
we
extract a part• of his letter for theuthese
meat of our readers. The writer left N.
.. York in 1848, .as a full private. in CO..
Steveneon'e regimeaLs ,Alter . .the.wars
were over., be remained in California.
where he was employed by Gen. Vallejo
ars carpenter at the•timo the gold mines
were discovered. Be .of course took
his chances at gold , digging. but soon a
bandoned the business. When we last
heard from him (previous to the letter re
eeived on Friday) he was wilt the pub:
MMus of the. Californian. He writes
that *town abandoned the sPeettlatiene . "'
He concludes his adventures for the pre
sent by being wrecked One day on licino
lulu, andmarrying the daughter of the
chief of ' the village on the followlog Nun
day. But let him speak for himself:
"The paper wad slowpay, in" thole
times, so I sold out my interest and gain
ed only two or three thousand dollars,
which I spent. Speeuhited a little, hoiv
*gamut* did well—failed in somethings
but made up in others., On the 9th of
October last, in company with seven, I
left Sea Francium on a visit to fire "Beau
tifid Islands," intending afterwards to sail
to China. make our way overland to Rus
sia, where I have an noels, and thence to
England. where I could take passage home.
On the 28* at noon, when we were with
in two leagues of the harbor of Honolulu
it came on to blow a gale.. We, stood off,
and suc e eeeded In worrying out the gale,
but just as we were entering the mouth of
the blither it came on to blow very , bird
front the North-west, end in five minutes
we were hard and fast on the shore. I
rushed so my chest for my dimes, and had
barely time ta secure them when the hull
parted, keeled over, and filled. I mitred
a spar. and, clung to it and the dust , like
"grim death to a deceased A.frican." •
After being in water about three quarters
of a hour, lashed by the surface and bruis
ed by the spar. I gained„ the
,short. I
kissed the earth when I first stopped, and
determined never to leave it, having sixty.
five pounds of gold dust about mg person,
beside three or four hundred gold dollars
in coin. I watt completely exhausted, and
turned in for the night, (for night it began
to be) undir a coacoa-nut tree, where I
slept soundly until twelve or one o'clock,
when I awoke so cold and sore from my
bruises that I could scarcely move. To
my great joy I discovered a fire about a
halt a mile to the west. It proved to be
a village of the natives, (Kannakas) who,
on learning, by signs, my misfortune, stir
red up the fire, gave me some boiled pork,
bread fruit, yams, and a variety of eating
matter. After I had disposed of this I
turned in on some mats, where I slept
soundly until sunrise,when I arose. Af
ter I had made my toilette I was introdu
ced to the chief of the village, lie is of
high rank and much respected. His
name is Kenai, and he is related to the
King of the Islands. He is ' very polite,
spoke English fluently, offered me a luniae,
'some land,' and his daughter in marriage,
if I would live with his tribe and 'helmet
them as far I was able, in the arts of civi
lization. I thanked hind for his offer, and
told him that" would *HA over the mat
ter. After this interview I. went down so
the beach. accompanied by a party of the
natives, to look after the wreck, bet no
thing could be seen rase the spar on which
I cause ashore. When I *scented the
std rest* of' the storm, I sat down ou the
beach and wept likes child, I hadlete , the
only friends that I have had sinee . l left
my 'home. But tear! are of uo arstl,po I
made up' my Mind to bear it, anti te seeept
the offer of the chiefund become his soh.'
I accordingly, on my return to the village,
informed' the 'chief that I would areept
his uffer: , He immediately introduced
me the fair one. Her name is Niaara LAIN
qr.) She is of a light copper color. , four
teen yeemold, five feet tour inches high,
small hand and foo‘black hair and- eyes,
cod, there all-very afiectionate. Her.dreits
nsisted of a ' faded . Woe eat* skirt, coot
. ing no lower 'than the knee, moccasins apd
be lel o ‘'l T 4 itilvizrlivili c it i tt i h d .
,r„, and none too motieat. She sat on
herwhenasked
i f if she would' Marry
,itte. shp'said yes, with
out the slightest heintatien;* and expressed
* Wish that the ceremony ski:o(ll4e place
on the fbfloviing Seedily, saying that a
missionary Would IM there on that day:-/-
This I aresithoorthen•lha rewarded met
.withatkissi and ran elf to her father. , .
The following day I visited the capital.
arid pumbased **mudding dresses foamy,
lady andttnyeelf.. together' : - with ;some VW-
Sere for Ao brides. and on Sunday, "we
twain ware civic enn,flesk.l L , . ,
• On Monday my father ria-law, at my, ra
,,.
!mit, set screta,P9p, ti Yfftrftt 005
-oiat isoFolinut logs 0 ' s ulid "V (#l°. ? r
in the ebilho'cir ten das lll a veti s lelui IP
'ffilditifellifit. 40 feet 'front,..llls flit ' Ali,i
4 1
1115fakt• high,' Wad Conipletidt:''''' i s.
theentilt'bitildintitMittliind`htlbe --' ,
rill ' the 'others being bdilt Ofieedi Mil
..•
-Thor eider is veryAnsuelr pleased•twith 'lt,
will harps .that within a year ,, the while,
-eilingentilibe ofologthistems, .t have Offer ,
in‘tiufamiett weaftend ...other, teelporod it
4104 41,taltte*tertwiikituild. rbsineeires
1141 1 1011 0 1 0 1 410.. 4.5. :.t 7.1 7 TOS.
;Mr!, T4,000;144
r el s 1 , 0 R l l l lW o, 4l,g , fli l , WO is A,llikViarlY
/OOP 10111!):Pt.9131!« wi,tl►
tiie woilif=4!poor as a rat '--aticking,ivpe
IMtig—to'he cast 'Wien! with a
pocket fall of rocke - aniong'friendly eat"-
iges; in thia lovely climate.
I am still a good Whig, and if my se
amed child turns out to be a bey, he shall
be called Henry Clay. By the way. I
think of advocating the project of annexa
tion of his Hawaain majesty's dominions
to the United States."
Pat soap in sonic shape plows all, , and
generally speaking, the tubre LIE you put
in the better.
pArn - • - 10.0%,1.47,11.0.14Un't
IMIOI
EtIMEI
Ififfg (IMMIX • ght 1 1 / 1 68
• . 4 v o x . 1.7;717;7
,aise,Bufeleaisedelvhillierlielefv`Pen
the-lissehestenitsocOuglespebliehes
lowing, funny anoodotivond•aoushe* beam
path. •lt smelly tepprieleit.ibot. sensible
pastime** still ha fenesd mins persist,
is crediting thielampseiptiblo imposition 6-
kyoungnurermiledr a darer Wisdom.
upon the ladies hi filmes keeping are the
Rochester 'spirite,7,4 lElliebearing traeliad,
and his voice was thunalmat with emotion.
Sorrow was in, his oonntenance, and a
weed :was on hio hetw. Re sighed ,as he
took his seat,' and.,the bystander pitied
him as they, saw hlnialroW forth a spotless
handkerchief and Iripip,away a tear, that
had gathered loolihu•aliet After.; few
moments d silestanduthsok one of the. la
dies aside. end , resteaseik if, enbeillielt‘ita
be put in communication with the
essence of his motherouid here he wiped
his eyes rapidly gturtiMiC,
A period of quiei'illapied and'a kalif&
was heard, signitglig i * the deelted sof
respondente dotildlieNA'and with a lie.- 1
itating voice; the' ylehisrlions comsnetieed
questionihg the inlialblit 'one.
oflow long had fetid before yondkair'
A length of time was Stated, '
**Where are' you 'how, Motheel—iie
you happy" • , •• "
The knockhigfiidiented .that "the Spirit
was at rest. '
“Are those 'eyes:it friends *lie 'have
gone before 'oo 8 1”." '
“They are,' Aid-the knockinr.
wrisen yoircats t;siclaiits them petfeet
, The noise certide& the
,uffirmative.
I “Can you see sneat all ;hues wheß,Xeu
Tbe,tn,Pe pr oc l a met h t h e b i er t g al elar.
hese otihe shaker's vision in Wet *meet,
The gentlemen seenso, .reliSTO! 14 0 0 the
spectators stoodavorwheitned with won
der
' '
Ta mg se ath mouser er ro ao
ed thelidies. inob Oehe steed in the deers
quietly remar4ei--,
have. jseea,iciLsripch entertained, as
no dopbt mv snotttsr hereilt fur
left her at 'lode, not half an liour ,
basting a turkey for dinner I"
,
A Smola us Copg..x..Tel call pplan.youl"
said the uotuutellery "to Stol4,dkilirloaY,UP
ott ,rhat, authority you are Pr,PVeu Sci
swear to, the mare's age !" "Vnon what
authority ?" said the ostler interrogative
ly. "Your are to, reply, and not to F e.
peat, thu question put to you." "I doesn't
aorisider a ma n's bound to answer a ques
tion lief - ore he 'shad , time to turn it in his
mind," "Nothing csa„ be more simple,
sir, than the question put. I repeat
Upon what authority do you swear to the
animal's age ?" •erhe ifeist authority,"
responded the' witness gruffly. "Then
why such evasion Why do you not
state it at once?" "Well then, if you
must have "Must! I must and will
have it," interrupted the counsellor. "You
must," rejoined the ostler, with imper
turbable gravity, "why, then, I had it front
the mare's own mouth." A'simultaneous
burst - of laughter rang through the court.
TRICICOF A NEW•YeiIK BEGGAR.
A triontlng boy who wad taken'tn titiri
Horne' of Refuge last weeki among other
uedn (casinos," related the • folleiving %go
ohms trick pniellcild" whentit 'WttiCatify
/2 yearp. 914. No woodpf,.,the ittlia. fel"
low became o•ibiff. S aid , he .; J 000 OW
fathettuld me I should gok . hun a„tiaarter
dollari oF, ' ta4 o 4 "li i kAr wk eu W. V
koSmlt' • 0 Wel l ate, and I knew a epu -I
ire
gat 540,‘Nror.fei::, surf oilio,, gi!oi mgst
surd lit:Ale ‘1 1 0 111 Pg " r.la 4A 1 1414 1
1 t'd try a new "dodge:' so went Writs
drifg i I O4 O • in sFoFOir.,44,,neoF norkrd
lo‘feeis. M0t , 94.9 4 , ori "
,*ls
w 9 of
cream .of ? WAIF. it *ls JIM*: Irimr
Out. aud helOied Jo or. Jllllt a t 4 / 1 1 fit 9.
ti.fit.. l a imarakaaMJ ant "4,oaaa shear two
l or three more. The youtk etep, in.lhp
store wee, of routes. soon usilv engaged
in serving Ileum, • I standstill si•thnotiun
ter. with , my , Mule rewksge , in my band,
waiting with seeming great patience. Af
'ter all weregone I remained alanding them.
and at last the clerk ukelele if l wanted
aaytbittg‘clso. :r: ., r , '
. J*Atio, sir," said I, ..I ant only, waiting for
my , change." , • . ~,.
wll °Ur change, oh I what did ritt give
met" . .ze ,•• •
. • , tll. half dollar. air." • • ' 1
,
lie ,looked stifle for somimansents, and
then said.? “Ares you right snit 1 ,, , , ~
"Oh, Tes , sir." said I. with all apparent
ingenponsness.,“l pre you, half a dpllar
jnst ta,thqgitt clime' in fur the 'esiai oil ,
,
tail 'Oil' pit It',l! As didtattrandfiygot 4
Owe Itie:tfit'etiingit'." ' '''''' ' '''
"Well, Via ni - sure I I'inViit 41 abbut itt
bit liutiiiie it Is ill tigiit "h id lie, he
pin frii•q:linir ielOit ehiligt.'' 1 , i " ' '•
1'141,0'4 iiti k istly'intedflAtiti iiot), 1 0 16 '
i lidnifati I' `vas rdund iluif c,prnt' I ow*
',the titian], of tartar 111000' 4tldi, aid
ran or se 'list' IA I eitiltf;' It &W..'" sti
radial' 'wit" orawiie .43.4thteiriviitiiihe
ihi n ozy 1 'hind raiittiftintil `wlttiti'l
iiitoribil 61at'iit iht tikk' tit' wptilt 'l' Wit
4 4 3 .0 4.., , holietilid; tae" '41.16 0 ifeatill i d
said I was a sad dog—andtiik Itifdliitnitit4
lark. , 0 107, 4 ..1'1TY • / ! I *o 9 tt e '
I " I t lt's 4 l it 9 icetsfr nor'' . tki :
„I mt 4 • 9%lini., . 14 41‘, '
lit ',At 4,.,: ~*,falgtte e t l o 4
;
liiAa, 4 , 13 ,d? VS% : IA ( •
I t e#. o ll. Ig, ti,.. 41, 1 / 4 m to 17,1, 1 .
'Tit ?, ,i4l! xi! ~ ,RA ~, ~ s A . ,b
1 li t A n id/R, iv :l# ) ) P r .l w q 14 4 .10, 8 i1 i ,
1.4 4.4..itP a 1: , , 4 h. ,. . - ‘ , 4,,,...“ 4. , !• 'V
''i $ le,' " ' '' . 164
' I tit ne eye Blachani.h. It kik e , ,
hts'idi'fit California '. ' flii 4fhtli v ieseV
notninated to fill 'the ra'dittayli the',
stittuii front 'Bacramontel, ill',/,lnlf Was
defeated. ' ''
SAD MISTAIM-A little girl ved e
l
years on a visit to Mrs. E. W., Mi ll er, at
Philudelphia, was killed eIA
giving her three spotialbla 4•Flitiulatiunt in
tnisiake lot end-bilious rnetitcrite:
In the case of Bayley, the gold pen ma
ker, nt New York, for the seduction of
Alias Caroline Runtiett, the jury. on Sat.
gavo verdict fur plaiwas of .100
damages,
I r 711,11,1
1
11,. m itheiyittovo v I §,*- 4 n) 4 4leit
liiirordislititiiigi s'elatttal; #is , ' I
ilt itat lillifibile'aft4" "ihd 'ilbl kg
ai.
trOtAriatifitlithi '1t0 . % ' idol k tii.
lipba (iffalifi t i ti e , tbecapni - tir4-
Mirili It Mid i :rote it 4,, An, et the
- Iwieldielt"tieri &el' teitiefn. ' The Witte,
'Alt 'Pediti ''',ir tiftAtii,': low thilig•siloist
mit room re m m' `ii icV'biliir fa I;4c.
' "lii en iritliiiii 4 r ithiiiii‘itiatild Se fast
ih peering' Wit' t silt and 'waii r ,.o BM
*ieht ' sehkOillitrt t einithi tO, , itirow or fire i
lowint ; irniii, thb heal intik ite spenked
wil4 0 4 4 1 1 d male until . the son ..wman,
!athaa 0: t•will aomplouiy roma the pw
tient trim:the lethargy.. , , . , •
; ,,.lii a Al, the•'feel ~al b oultli ho plaawitin
perm water,with ,anielleo added, and•thn
iap,briskiyruMW, Ai bantlegatt Junto:wed
kiitaL the mak. etallaao o l afationani.Pra
,.afire4 it pottsibla, i Irst =any enees. , 4l,rer‘
Ver# bilteilint,et the lanai' at* tultatuoth.
ir
, Texcedief fail, Dr. "nib found two,tew.
I= Pa tof Ink , completely stayed:Au
lkealle of ' SOP illil. . 1014114 0 0 math
the part with strong brine for an hour, Ann
hiPAPlnikoree /*visit a Mho* , .• •• , •_ l3 '
/ o _, A 9 0 4 0 0, emai aelloaed.wateeritald'
to In, Pa 4, mai renewed &lot, or Am
*era w 1 . 14 ratios is etoot. calm. . II Alm,
era be eff,ordeite Wish ihn•IP)4 1 10 1. With
OM ° ; VW° 1,11;• be ataawaitarith tartar,
Ir.agh. theca ;Wale A day with silt ind.ws-
ter. ' ;.; I . : ;4:
In swelled neck, wash the part ;With
brine, and drink• it ohms siting tt-day dotal
expatin!ini; iw fond
in it moderste 'ingress; and nide dignstioin ;
bus Bak meal bit finjuriotbs W oiled , unioh;A—
Siientille , .//mtlrioan. I ' vc
• r1111.016P,4)1,0,i.,10Phith,M0,-Wst
tqr* wAf) ProfF4lfsito,oo it.9 o Wkeiltl l 9.4ittes
f ives bp vies/mild the .idyl gl 4(':ottelfei
IlleZit are AO , ft) be: teeeeeed 1 0; t , ". :e
UPI we. .leg‘titte:bmeibel
Pul*riG teel kit the 11 440; 14 AMON , . We Pre';
41/4 1 be c0n9 0 4, 1 4, Alis t PruitOrenr
4l nee'r hat P.PrutilltTFAing., dry,
1340 . 410 1 Weked esiereell4 blitpfar,
co!, ei cal ,r9RS full,* intAixtels*.itial'etgY r
those reports that set thcwiacgiagscc,oe
the board a jingling, and wake pussy; we'
vsy,lfitrone offtlibee ssuakquaketeneties, i
we hates lottu inAgrioronly.to.ther Whiidt
we bear for women wid‘..eutliwoilite dug.
A. , seeeze-w-so betvin good-ttiste-e•itouttl 4
crick:like rise in , a clear. imorning.' .A
receipt for a sneeze , af this •geties , is ail
tollows g When you feelNa ticklihg at hes.
root.of your, pirobuseitk+juss , jump. , up. if,
you be seatedorint to the .wiedow through,
which ,tite sun shines,. throw your !wadi
back, until the buthp of philoprogimitive
•ness presses on ,year coat eotlar, ropsn
your mouth..stutrilike a half-starved hyena i
at• a piece of fresh meat, and then.---blaze
away. The effect will be prodigious :
an echo will salute yod from the house
top over the way : the good house-wives
will order the , clothes taken ins she genie
cock situ ture.up the` retie( hie eye st , the
sun, anal you will .have the assume°e that:
you have not sneezed in vain:"
Tiorraitaeca I'ABl3l. Ile rats , ustip,
assembled in a large cellar to devise some
wwbod-olichay in VinareShe bsit - frilin
small trap which lay • meitrrthaving wee ,
cumbers; of %help! &hitch I stud viciations
so taam Theo by ire nuondkuss
littei many ;lb* spaecidis; awd , theiwofiw.,
iii of martyielltborats but. fruitless , Wait
ihappyi unksiandinittuses, , said, bps°,
opiaidn *o. if.twiiir Coe paw., , waslusep
&Ts theepoing. dream safeiyArbil the
food from ibephip.with , lthe ;Ail
AbesktriondoWythnully squealed. mien%
wbd Wowed atit *did iii‘ittfauss. ‘:This ' 1
meeting stiksereddiensil She cos weiteilee
their bicunewbes thd devastitioir of
Whitby no ‘means: iihnhoishedv , tho rim
Wore kn6d to. ball =Roth& vawivintium ,
Thetsidow, ihmo woombledOatiromoisoc.
etl' their &Umiak's'''. when all went hut
lied ii faint veieei:and' a goer with
only three legs. limping into the ring.
stood rip 4o speak. 't Ail mere idetandy si
llentoinlieekstroteiting net the bleediag
Rahn mf legi=he said ::'+Mylrieadsel
have tried dte method i yealproposed. and
you.atin Sherlenalt Now let , aim engem
a plan to escape the trap—ightet Weak
. pit Vllitiollllloll"...... " Alifitlitirttliffinit•
hid 'entligtetiti to L. loritti; lorid 'itetie,
mat tilMefit mail
~y We n idriff al WasioA,
feuin IllitittiOilki Wiitit vihtilitYbint i t
Rhin' shiii.,Sr &re: • Ile ifii)thlio lib f L
!midi? ilitifteckfiss in hit' e aredtei., 4 ti
iiade a %NW, 'eh 'telitectif ititettilideriki.
that tie leinitdiditisit the fitii ndhalieliiiir;
sat thiarticif*rietf tar &Ai tiiii.'Vecidt
Until . he tad reattied 'Citt6ikiii. - rfea
,
one of site ftimpan t v i mAinding him 4. it.
hit' 34E11'0 'hitrito oiAtit, but lie Would
cstitfit out lirt:'' ii iitiortii ' ittteiviaida
ilia , ' d'Sqi)ii4• l sitti t t!t• 'On 'it; tog, and, l ' rife in
hilVidecir;' 110'10' Mid her iif . eilif hided',
The • tridititieutiliMit . Valhi tidy iii;
' a a real tided
the 4oittpatit,'aitddmatided thd:initiderdie.
At first the demand wislesisted ; but when
the Indians had info rmed them that they
lietilirdesfiv t die' MpanYif their ieghert
iiiieritilegAnted,'"g the youth iise Surrender.
Od'ilitiMiiiii hentiii. - They then stripped
him
i ttt 913 presence of the company, and
bikini' *Ol it NM head to foot ! He lited
Alio' teddik,ifer, he was thus flayed.
• gpttrsratrsoa A YOUNG GIRL TO PRll
ems luso early, take a
pold:plunge bath/both summer and winter,
atta*.ixtftastdiiitely after the bath walk brisk
ly:l*o miles, br ride five miles on horse
back.: Accustom yourself gradually to
thitiliociplirte, and it will. be no hardship.
Drinkylenty of enld 'water during your
walks ier.before.and after you ,ride. This
wilizpurify and :enrich your blood, and
make it circulate freely through the sys
tem. It will surely preserve both your
beatiti and' your health. This is the true
secret of comely middle aged women.--
Girls who begin this at the age of 18
abbreely'sliew the marks of ego till they
are 40.
"Dail, give me, IP opinion." i.Wilat
kind of au opinion, sonny --ou opinion as
is an opinion r' "No, dad, give we a
pcnuy—it's a scut-i-went"
=MEI
MMINI
OPtertors BEAI!.- 7 -A. recent letter
rtt l o9he..gelddiggitts" of California days :
1 4 (le.prinmpal animals in our vicinity are
ihe',koyott, or prairie wolf, the black and
triazly'bears, deers, antelopes, rabbits, &c.
Clecasionally a wild cat or panther is seen,
but Very seldom. Several grizzly bears
'have been killed about here this winter.—
j.intiv the skin of one, the carcass of which
When ttiesied, weighed GOO lbs. The I
fore tlrm measured 12 inches long, besides
claws, Which were about four inches
.
They, are very hard to kill, having
40141 as many lives as a cat is reputed to
The one I saw had twenty rifle
*IS chot,intohim before he would "strike
btu eltilOtp, fi t He was killed by some wee
114,sariepd, who have a business of hunting
"
wr. istr,proved a good prize to them,
laM Went sFlnging 50 cents a pound.
litesoultAN . kind-hearted
*tare +tribe "Emerald Isle," lately went
lifetatniult the printer of a newspaper in a
tirigithering &ntty, respecting his runa
way apprentice. The printer proposed
tehmivertiee him.in the usual form, with a
atkihMln raward„. This did not meet l'a
trielt'ilidee, "ho did not wish to advertise
hintomlyjist to give him a hint." After
; earione attempts at framing a suitable no
,llMos was suggested by hint
muall ag,finient, namely :
..,.,!ibarick.flakerty would inform his ap-
WetlitiOlts Timothy Dougherty, that he does
not wish to expose him, but gives h.m the
Wreltern to his ,master and serve out
his 040u_, 01 . 114 likes good boy, or he will
lk
64 aer(1.4,14 ono:papers."
hiihriisrom.—Meeting an ne-
Auilittlin6e'tha other' day, we asked after
'llll:lleitithrelirimdea :
1 'hen& i roinquire ; yeti can see
with half-an-eye thstj um as hearty as a
horse syti'htpltei l" sir he, ul believe
ffifOitioie ti ti total hum-
Wt. out peers ago,
iindliiiiPt:gotie'Plithy eui of yet.—
Mishit/heft ihblifry fever 'aka wet my
liht4illit tiseitfilmszdnati'fitnei—eouldn't
or wdd ,no more than
lr tititilobstmi wow. I slept in
damp sheeta—NaMppi dogwaid—run back-
Weir Unk , tninnet no use.—
Eat gram etrumbsrs all last' August- r and
'Mieleeat 'Water' tfvot7; hole 0 11 le from
linrkL4-11014t tarMia;j4ifite I am, as
hbartyis alfuekl." . " ' '
;. ;• , '
CORs•—As the season of the year is
now, emitter abi nit rot ; igniting ear* 'we
publish. she following 'Mar rerhieh are lind
in air rapionito rat Opel. twAiraterloaluree
'freperedlynur oat% vow on each. rafeetero
bushel& of seis f irarkiveiliat'theri relltand
plans tyoineore andlou wiliergretiinsit
but tittits annoyaneettfreint grab.und other
waren,. as the! salt will girt AWN their
quietus just se notably 4ha theieghtyouthed
dune it with a bodkin.
Besides this, the Gait will, to a eonsicler-
MAO extet.t, itet 'fixer ihilluOthettia
ih . the 'Oil ne it ittreet
rootittitie 'frein
lie corn plantrr frittiti Cut
ineoriAlenthlit 'll4lttittf Of
Vinefiii‘ theleafftropititott:
iO=IIM
•u:Ar'RMthirlinTa 1101.6411160-41411110firOW
irriiinklekinipliguigutAmulhAst
sietim.bwrienetsing ideobdgd
thei i ron xmsm minion , oft lbw bindniostimer
andedelibetahely tot* bie mist ,trith , the be.
dieea AM" boredom& lbw Maks hem, with
his ersid , sintetknbettml ndstreilmsoadem
tweed of. mosintrfmastr who had never
Milano *a hotibeforms4 )* • •
. fr. d t ssiidegsw irostitrhaillmeeingi walk).
edhaekl tomb. Anoka bin istrommeni mai ;
I had', ilickapeilitt wry The imagined when
hiPiound (mirth* bead °fibs deg attach.
ed rothelngewidt teldieb be funansti him.
After being peldisetlytentisfied that the dog
was diode 4tw numily;ittered well, this is
the onlyvaritme-lhat could beat that dug
tuttniage-earn Ring: I
7 •
a , 9 11 . 11 $10Wir•••" — A• 'Ashman, looking
1111, i per soAy the name of Dunn, who
9r,04 b.vp s.,"spial(accnittit," staked a wag
near BWenses,sisting-house, where No DO
Chatham *wit was, as he owished to fief
W. Dana." ')'he witg told hilts to go in
toSamiewiii and •she .first gentletnan he
twat at the table waa-the palmist he was
imptatiat 1os„0 , I"
'Mut Dui,
The .Anettrean(wee4hailidloet as 'skid
mit wile *wards* peak'efoati, and this
tollbsC leatleinan" . • -Moaned lobe as ,
• ••fulireyoti biers the Datebenan.
Rona rE said Patti o'br my vow 1,1 am
only f trot coat idoadi"
holt t gletirlea is the
9NIII rind lir,
_Vitiipe; the Olden
wrested rtit lii Tke seseqst quadrupe d) to
ths?/W,olil mouse of ' Si be ria.
naik*ce vaili is the arctic
OFiris t : . that a six
41'41311.i, !bolo, branches,
A,abip;Soing over Charleston bar, with
a negro pilot on board, the captain asked
• , ,
O.W hat miter it 'the Ship in 1"
...e.Sak water,. inasse." • •
- -
cid Winer that, you black rascal, but how
much water is dieter oriel): the captain.
. "Eh marea t i ' mays' &mho, "you tink
me bring .tin pot fur measure um 1"
A Datoui Catu..--. 4 lVhat aro you doing
there, Jane ?"
"Why, pa, I'm going to dye my doll'e
pinafore red."
"But what have you to dye it with I"
"Beer, pa."
“Beer! Who on earth told you that
beer would dye red 1"
"Why ma said yesterday that it was
beer dot made your noso so red; and I
thought that I— .
"Here, Susan, take this child to bed."
SINGULAR AND . bUiIDILN DEATH.—On
Saturday an interesting daughter (13 years
of age) of Mr. R. Luakens, of the North
ern Liberties; died after an illness of a few
days, which, we leans, originated from her
pricking a fever Mists( upon her lip with
a pin. Thesbody, eller :death, exhibited
all the appearances of those who die from
the effects of poison contracted or imbibed
from the bite of vonumbus
INEW SERIES= : 1t:
Hews Tonvirr.—The late Res,DitorFr
of a certain town in Maine, au swath*
but honest minister, was once pots**
on the practical virtues, and having st shoot
time previously bought a load-of wooded'
ono of the officers of the church,•and. Go+
it to fall short in measure, took this occas
ion to speak plainly on the subject :1.0 , -
"Any man that will sell seven feet of wood
for a cord, is no christian, whether As
bits in the gallery, below, or in the des-
con's seat."
WKLY. ANSWEEED.-A Quaker who Wks
examined before a Court, not using any
other language than "thee," "tinni n lol
"friend," was asked by a judge=
"fray. air, do you know what we see
here for ?"
,
"Yes, verily do," said the QuaVer •
"three of ye for two dollars each' a Jay,
and the fat one in the middle for onethotts
and dollars a year."
Sam Lathrop, the circus clown, in Me
stump speech the other evening, made it
hit, which fairly and significantly .brotriiht
down the house' He promised, if .eleet
ed, to use his utmost endeavors for 'Mel
ons reforms, and among others to abolish
.Ilogging in the navy" and introduce it
in "congress.' The shouts of apple**,
at this hit were long and deafening.
Aunt Kitty enquired of the servantgirl
Waite came from the Hungarian parts of
Ireland. On being told that her geopapi
cal knowledge was somewhat defect*.
she excused herself by saying,-4 hoint
got much larnin, I never went to, seltoul
but one day and that was in the evenin'
we hadn't no candle, and the master didn't
come."
A 'III:SEMBLANCY.,—"COI. W. in II vriy
fine looking mull, isn't he I" fluids frien4
of ours the other day.
"Yes," replied another,"l was taken for
him at once."
•You ! why you're as ugly as sin r'
don't care for that ; I was taken fdr
him once—l endorsed his note, And 'lay
taken for him by the sheriff."
A late l'aris paper says: ""One of oar
friends slew days ago received a letter
from Sir Robert Peel. It contains this
passage have no hesitation in giving
my opinion on the present state of things
in. France. France is a diligence full of
honest people stopped on the rosd by. br►
glands. and which is waiting for the 'gendar
mes.'
A PaitsCIIIIIAN'S Exotasn. , --“Mine
AtlVlOStni.seen.,Ton , little poodle deg, with
his tail Slit and his ears cut short off behissA.
Witsl,l 04 loge next week. as I was walk
in pp de, riwore iu de steamboat t"
"ttlidnotiblousiear,but aspect to. wary
"'War. if ho be drown, I nal
,hini,a4x.timea in. Iwo planes."
,
via abstemirins in his living r
iiiikititi 3 Oriletan or a rather obtuse alien' ,
danftptton,i patient laboring under ,ad
' tl, hit'S abstemious enough in the
akin pal% but 1 tell you he's BTimmicoul
*ben yJou borne 'to the drinkin !"
The doctor left about that time.
REM
• William Barlett, for many years editor
and proprieter•of the Bangor (Me.) Daily
Mercury,announces that he has disposed
of his paper. lie says :—..We commen
ced the paper without a cent, and in reti
ring, can assure our friends that we have
sustained no loss ; our capital is adimpaiir
ed..,
A late Cork paper contains thefollow4
ing advertisement : To LaT.—To s will
family, the second loft of Mr. MeDeresoes
barn, with the privilege of the 'cattle.—
For a family who want an airy locationotre
should think this offered superior induce.
manta.
•
FATHER MATHEW.—Up to Apr,' the
4th, Father Mathew had administered the
temperance pledge to upwards of 6,000
persons in New Orleans. A movement its
now on foot there to present the lter. : 4r.
poole with 601110 substantial marls utswa.
pect.
The nortli.west territory, lyine west 'of
Minesota, and lowa, extending so the rocky
mountains, is estimated to contain 600,-
000 . square miles. It includes the proptill..
ad Nebraska territory, lying on the south ;
the whole is thinly inhabited by roving .
tribes of Indians.
A Goon Tomiir.— , .New England's fair
daughters :—lndustry ;wild virtue being their
inheritance, they blush on being kissed by
the rising sun in the morning, and are uo&
ashamed of being kissed by the settmg,s.ge
in thetvening."
The first man who pegged a 'Wein WA
or any other country, is said to be now liv
ing at Hopkinton, Mass. His mos ii
Joseph Walker. The value of boots asd
shoes now made in Massaeltsetts slime is
818,000,000.
An Irishman took the oars 'al &Mai
for 'Worcester. On jumping Irina the
cars, upon their arrival, he remarked that
if tie had known he could. have made the
journey in so short a time, he would have
walked a-foot.
• What we commonly call a falling staffs
believed by the Arabs to t►e a dart laturbsil
by the Almighty at an evil genius : and on
beholding one, they exclaim. ••May,
,God
transfix the enemy of faith.” ,
If a girl tiaa pretty teeth she of.
ten if she has a pretty foot, she will swear
a s hort dress, and if she base' ititeg!fifttil
she is fond of a game of whist, *MI j 11M
reverse she dislikes all the smegaialtlt,
A But.t..—A jury ,of HMO wise Sell
returned a verdict of Not rally. in « nee
respecting a female pripostree bat , litookti.
panied with a hope *MA, would 'snorer
again be guilty of a like °ream ! • .•
Aa! okliady in Has nd. whose Wit * ae .
cupation win , housawiliory,,uni~tmer
sluing room floor until Ale thim
to On ceiluri"stld d es l oo4ol *if 0101
Aserootiotets *to toe losehieetak
of excitement at preseo‘i* insimi
of the comet of INC
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