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Oft E'er 'ATTRACTION
4 1 /vod.kt.prPß htluqkpyrs
then ever, pt (1 4ry "Goods Ernpo
rtum
.of
A. B. KURTZ,
OORNIIR VENTRIII SQUARE) ORTTVIIBURO.
liE undersigned hit, just received,
T
gind.has in store, ,a very large iutd au
perior stook of •
Dry Goods
Fancy • and Staple, saitable for the
elitning seasons. Having purchased our
stock on adVantageOUS terms, we are pre
pared'and deterniined ta`itell thane at very
great bargains :"Oar stock, 'oil examina•
be folind to contain' all 'lnnis
n ew.and•fins Itionablei co p rieing is•general
variety of
Ladies' Drees Bilks, Centimeter', Airless, •
Moue' do Lidned, plain and figured,
!,loon Lustre,. • do. , •
Merinoce,l3ornbazines, Ginghame,
Mourning, French and Domestic Calicoes,
- dcc. Arc.' Also er end coMpletriyeriety of
teenttern,ell i s Cloths,
Cassi
tneres & Vestings, ,
.
In it wird, Barnett it to say, that wo have
on inlntl a full and nomPlete shock, vidtioh
we shill hike pleasure in exlnhiting to all
who inay call. ;At„ the same time we
would return sincere thanks for the lite ,
rat patronage bestowed.
A. B. ItURTZ.'
April 5.-3 m
re" Country Produoe talon in exchango for
G Duda.
• •
NEW
HARDWARE & GROCERY
S TOBIN.
John Fahnestock
mESPECTFULLY announces to his
friends and the public generally,that
Ile has opened-s NEW l .
•
Hardware and Grocery Store,
in'aenytiburg, at "M'Clellan's Corner,"
cohere can be found a general assortment of
every thing in his lime. Having exatnin
ed both the Philadelphia and Baltimore
onattets. he is enabled to offer his goods
at reduced prices, and can confidently as
sure them that they can be purehasedigw
ser than they have ever been sold before.
his stock consists of
Hardware and Cutlery,
such as nails, crosscut saws, planes and
bits, locks, hinges, screws, chisels of ev
ery description, rasps and files, saddlery
of all varieties,shoemakers' lasts and tools,
morreccoleather and linings, shovelii,forks,
and a general assortment of
TABLE CUTLERY 'AND 'POcKET
KNIV2S
in short. every article belonging to that
branch of business. Also a complete as- 1
sortinent of GLASS,
PAINTS, OILS & DYE STUFFS,
and a large, full and general asszunent o
vitocEntEs 7
And CEDAR WARE, all of which
be has selected with great Care and pur
chased on the very best terms, thus ena
bling him to sell at such prices as will give
entire Satisfaction. Ile solicits and, hopes,
by ntriet attention to the wants of the com
munity, to receive the patronage• of the
public., JOHN FAIINESTOCK.
Getiyeburg, Sept. 14, 1849.--if
SO Oka
THE Subscriber has just received and
opened the largest stock of (bode
ever before purchased by him, to enume
rate which would tax the patience of the
reader too much. I would therefore invite
- Salle call led' examine my stoek before
purehailing elseirbetwv I hare' made my
toy selomiutte with veal etre, both as it
/aspects quality and style, and price.—
They, consist in pact of ,
Maus d' Lanes; Linen Lustrcs,
• ACAS,
GJ VPJI 4 ffs of uarao u qualitiei,
Lawns, plaid and plain Jaconet
Ciinibrit Muslim
OM MaePliss ,8114thiliss lloodery,
Linets.lisodiserchisfo4 Thread, Swiss,
Cambria aßt‘Conton LACES and 4DG
' IN 491 , 1 Kid, Usk, Throtd end Conon
ottiorsoi
Pincioikk
reel
to call; lur ihetwa), Sales and
AU, tietfttictlg edhered a.
; ~,• deuiec.
Ut. P lB6o.' ' '-7
f.BOOIES` tlid STATIONERY.
t, ef , 11•1 6 ...l - • •1. ' 'I ' , ' ' .
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' 19 anal stendylatrtinate no ) abets* ex
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, , pi) ii p,ll 5 , Litiet, EnveloqmOriniting
Midi,' livio NVarers.*llll a variety,. of
Fatal Articles. to which the attention of
"Inittitniserd is invited. • , • i
' ' 'lltrArrangenients have been made . by
, • 'whielr InitY Books 'nOt " emb raced iii his as
' icothultUt 'cau he picutiptly ordered from
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acyliii Efiii,
IT W. HA ' •• IrlEttfligif:
, Lw
vidri)llll:oltEßS, of various kinds, such as
' Dodson; Nail!, Water, Butter, Sugar,
- Ofibilitiind‘Dyspepsia Cracker*, for Gals at
1/1114BBSLY'S Variety Store.
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THEACOSINION MINT.
BY )11ONTE1011t1iY
•
Once' in ther Meg axiom Vest '
There lived' a reah—,And wno *ll ho I
Menial I hinte'W thy lot be edit,'
That man reseMbled thee
I:Miimum lbw regiOn Of hi Kink • '
The land in which la died unlamtwn,
Him noose taw perished from Ibe,stratb, . •
'Chi* With sturives alone.; .• •
•rherjaeliibi Our, eriit mid 'firer,
Altertiate'uliniphed in ilia Melia;
Bid bilietibi woe; a settle; it that i
Oblivion hides' the Teat.
The bounding pulse, the Istiguid.limb,
Tho changing spirit's rise and fall.
Wa know that those were fait by. him,
Fur mit as a Afti Alt, by, all.
.I•le.suffevel-rhut hie pangs are o'er,
Enjoyed—but hie delights, are flea,
fled friends—his friends ace now ho more,.
And roes—hisloes'are dead. '
He ,
loved—hd whom he loved, the grave
fled lost in its uncohseions womb ;
0, she wait fair I but nought could save
Her beetrly from the tomb.
TM:ironing esseens,.dey and night. •
Oath moon rand Mars, the enrth and main,
Ere while iris N rtion, light and life,
To him cilia—in vain.
saw whatever 'thou haat , seen
Enconnteted an that troubles thee,
He wes---wfisterer than but been,
He ii—wltat , thou shalt be
The -clouds and entibeartneelei his eye
'That once their shade aid story threw,
have left in yonder silent aky
No vestige Where they flew.
The annals of the buman race,
Theft ruin lance the world began
Of nru of Ord no other trace
Than this-I—Titans Lirrn • MAA.
TRUE , FREEDOM.
•
A Tyrant needeth not a throne,
To isle the hited nitrite
Whe ruleth not his hitesehold well, '
Must own the Tyrant's shame. ,
Who tramples down of slaves but one,
Is o'vcn a worthless thing;
No Matter be hie title great,
Or be ho onedf email estate,
Or master, lord, or king.
The hceleind hiving not hie wik—
Parent to child unkind—
Who ellen, his tunes for brutal joys,
To suit a brutish mind, • ,
Whoever harm, a brutal thing,
Whate'er may be its name—
The met that bears its daily toil,
Or meanest worm that crawls thesoil,
Must own the Tyreut's shame.,
When peace prevalle—in every home,
When kindred love is Inum.l--
And each to all shall leel the tie,
Brother to brothers hound;
When none shall dare a deed to du
Which others's wrong rosy. be ;
Bat each shall govern well his head,
Alld shun har.c4/ the Tyrant's part, • -
Thou—then mankind is free.
."SLEEPING IN JgBl3B."—Tille is one of the
most tender expressions that the English
language affords. It was never thought
of till proclaimed by the Gospel. It is a
Gospel discovery. Sleep, as an enilleils
state of iniietivity, coldness, and silence,
may have been known, and been terrible
to men. But the idea of a short repose, to
be succeeded by a pleasant morn, when
the body shall rise, as it were, rested and
inijgorated,and be changed so that it will
never tire or Sicken more, belongs wholly
to revelation. To the Christian, death is
Only a brief repose of the body—a short
resting place from its labors, while the
soul is with God, in Heaven. For them
that are asleep in Jesus, we do not sorrow
as those that hese, no hope ; for "If we
believe that'Jesus diitd and rase again, Qv
en so also those that sleep is ,Jesus, will
God bring with him:"
Ledo Pstsysas.--Speaking oflosg prey
ere. Elder Knapp says— ;
-.IV hen Iteter VV#l, endeavoring ,to walk
upou the water to :tae •t his aster, and
was about. R
tsinkhig, bad his supplication
been as long as the introduction to one of
our modern prayers, before ho got thotiugh
be would hire' been fiftY 'fiat outlet; wa
ter'!"
TER Mauch - tux Han Cinte l.s-rTho
Beiten.Christioa.Registerjefortne no, that
"'the OclhOdPU gle 13110441L0 1 1.t . lari#n
Secsjetire ntoetieg on•Eskril 114'r at
which theMinistere,of each Aettenatrutfien
41.4001301 ed 'their he re- h ip. is , the great.
get, reterna of the Zlipeteeptli,cettetry,, And
wet ltepa lhal , eo goad an 944 1 1 13P40 may
find general imitation. • • •
Ritearr. - A.n - babita al drunkard. hiving.
in a dream found a cup of excellent wine,
sot,boat. want tog it taenjor it with more
. 8 14 4 0 4' But: just he was *bout to, mild
ilto dratiglit , h6 mvolta;L: nNV hat
s, foal Illak 1/' Paid: hy • L,not
contentfti
il
A. lOi.. i ii 6, - iiii.iil4li : g :a ja v r o T tliaiiiqan
%4illi a ' liiito of eaggiaeig, stiiiiii 'drilip t ied
a courtesy ' . la uetm
.. St i g g P, tlsith,l'. lll
returning ilia eit,i liY.' , , , . ,
1" 11111 0:?S a V t Mt, d a9 ', ',i,i' l P 'AuriOotY to'
40 ad ' itogel " ' '' . . ''. ,
"Nu, tir t ''repl replied titkitile,i4i4 l ',lo'otir-
M 4 ili4 ,i° .o l) l 'v , e, ,Oife. :-. — ~
.., oGooti•rootoifis, IJuelei Jiw.!P, ,'"Goad
. wapiti." , ttsWelli you've you your diugh.
, ter itnerried. oft, 'have you t'?. . , ..Ye."
, ußeallyv Proeidenoe soollect upon. yew"
Yfrituiletil-moot bless , you, she .eniakated
Irithi. out •1 r • ~ • I tarr i r .
' Baltporie, 4 ms lag is allal-britt.
With drilliipeardneri like a" tow cirbarrels',"
has' beim limit, Os far uti the Ohio-as Jef ,
fe'reonville, Ky. He was supposed td be
dal his 'war to the Nishville eonveirtion,
deteridined to make it etnonstiis Meador
pm: powers, frequently-inoreseein pro ,
propcirtiOn t 0 the &nitwits' that' bnodun•
ter 'thus It . iii that' re sontetiiiiiii'ineadd
Itt. i tto'''hiost 4 ‘pasilotak i uadertakingsvatker
hating' &Hada* the Meet siinpla.—kkapth.
The paltti4llol vihiol iknna nOi
*air tA, tinily, tr col If te unity:
does not depend u p si n : 44l:Eno:titude.
is iyranny.--Pascol.
cr
"Tie liberty alone that give, the flower
Of fleeting life its Nairn and perfutne
Aid - we us wxds without it.
i. ~ ~~r ~: ~,~ n I,.•ri.n
lEEE
. .
[From thir Vow York Spirit of rho Tjracit]
CHASING A DOCTOR.
littlaistilltige in , Wasterni'lllinois,
Ahem resided:a:very, worthy, wetly ;knock
kneed', very timid.zotrof,Eise.ulapius, (who
AhaU ba,nAnteleas, lest he might chance
se,eittemelf figurine as , the . heirocifthle lit
‘ll%. A4Pl l 4)PC l P i d , Pti t *
practice, ',al' he itaidlitertael
°flamingly ,trundling about in an old Arm*,
of a' buggy, ganef, unhappy,
looking ' horse, Witti'lltat Ocala* 'eist 'of
ernintenante which a 'hardly used animal
of idit stpedieltalWaya possedielt: •'
'The tittle doettnoi practice , was so ex
tended, and the farmers so thinly sentered
over alsrge trees of land, thatnlinfand foul"
ho was always on the go, and I.even , , then
.woukl not attend to every , call inado on
. day .I vilite,of' was a drizzling, dir- I
ty, foggy day , in .the latter end. of *mit,
when one could hardly distinguish 'a
; house with a.green door a, long side, Shot
off. The little tinker was pletighing his
wearyay throe ii good bight inehes
tO some far distant patient. along a
bleak, deserted mad, lending throtigh • dila,
heavy wood; br' grave, as we call them
here. The day was fast verging to a close,
and the hole man was sadly ruminating
icon , hitdreary'drive, when he was start
led by .a hoarse call from a , lay. path rear
nitig around tho baso,of rocky knoll.—
'rho poor doctor trembling ,uneonsciously,
drew up his horse, and glanced fearfully
around. The place had a bad name, , a
pedlar had been whiled and nearly mur
dered not twenty yanti; Nun that very spot.
Unable to move, the wreteeed little doc
tor sat gazing at"the place until the sodden
appearance of an °Minolta looking horse
man oh' a fiery bay mare, coming round
the knoll, cave him desperate 'energy, and
minim/ his pet* • fired animal ',with the
whip,-he started off at a slashing Pace.
Hello ! hold on there t" shouted the
stranger, increasing his speed.
long, Ned I go long,. old fellow!"
cried the doctor, frantitwlly,.helaboririg his
poor frightened horse, who stretched wail
fully through the mod,, throwing the old
rattle trap of a buggy from side to side, as
it groaned and erealted,most mournfully.
"HMO I " vociferated his pursuer, more
fiercely than betiire. •
..Go long,, Ned I" gasped the doctnr, re
doubling his bloWs; and turning his pale
Nee, sireaini ng with perspination, to see
if the wretch behind was gaining hitn ;he
was nearer, if anything; and, to the doc
tor's fear distorted 'vision, was aiming:a
revolver at his head. “Good Lord, pre
serve toe," groaned the miserable little
man. *jolting to the bottom of .tite , btomy to
avoid the shot. "Go long there, Ned; go
long. old fellow."
Wino ! hold on !" roared the stranger ;
but gallant (ad Neil kept up Ids swinging
pace, and altliongli the had entered the
wood, he dashed on regardless of the roots
and grubs •which threatened, every mom
ent, to knock the old buggy to atoms.
A little'farther on in the 'wood was a
log cabin, which the doctor earnestly de
sired to behold, and hoped to reach in safe
tyr Its hospitable door at length appear
ed•itt view old, horse , needed Ito chock,
and stopping short before it. the little lec
tor, who w4s
,stinding rosil y for ; a leap,
a,
was thrown, head,fist into
,nice soft mud
hole, whence he scrairibleil„and bursting
open the door, sPrang into the route, and
sank nearly fainting into the first`chair he
se*.
4. What in the nine of all that's sirthly is
the matter 1" exclaimed the strapping Nils
tretwof the house. Why .if Doe • ain't
got a tit, or somethin .worsier. blessed,".
At that :moment ;the murderous looking
horseman dashed up to the door,. ,
mThe Oesperatc sillion," , muttered the
pnor,doctor, springing from hia scat, and
diving, for the better concealment of his
person, into a large box in the corner ,of
thai room, front whence issued a tremen
dons'caCkling and fluttering. '
" The "strange'' enteied. “Good evening,
Mrs. Powers ; is the dotter here ?" '"
you; Mt: C. ; bet in wish a
lz ! 'Oh Laid he's :gm in atop of my
'settiti' hen, and' smashettell her eggs—the
only'hon, too, that's a stain, early. 1 .do
think hes crazy."
..I think so, mo." said Mr. I've
been following him , Gls the last half hunt'
thrOugh,thentud fur a ,preaeript4on. .entl
couldn't, get him. to a top ui soy terms."
The, poor ltttle miserable., crest fallen
aoctor_Freßt from, hie")ticiin)riiineie, and
gado the rieti i ired preacTipilon wilbeni one
I word ;'but to 'alit ( day oalttoit.bCl4The eight
of Mr. li., and always eyes 'him askance
when he' Meets him; with kind ef4.keep at
rt.'distatiee' s- ati% while Mr. 6. newer can
see the• little doator tas-' home or• abroad,
without •a smile ,to' the memory of the Arty
fright te,gavelhira.. ,;
I~sLW, TO Alitmenr:.4ill r Oe '' peiZt
14,sy4ttli ; Qi,Ffttne , e, (saitlio lie the vtirtisiGle
Blue Briaid.) was:sentenced to be led id
chains,tortbe place of execution, and to be
1001'440,44 4, e* . the, stake. , The dayrap4
-Pointed watt the .of . 00414er 1 ; 440,
diftet" 'tile the hjeteritte,OPei;9ut which
%little can be no,dttubt, 41 all the people , of
Anjou, andtaine,, by coalmen consent,
Whipped their Children that meriting, so as
tb iinpress the pricied date on'their mein
bry." 'rhis'strangit ninernOnie process is
still o fivorite with the pealUnia of 'Anjou
and Brittany.'
ANOTHER CALIFORNIA MILLIONAIRE,--.
The Montreal papers state that a man has
just' rithrned' tapairie, .Catiadit;".4ho
left that Mace Tor•tho'Weet 14.*bart -ego.
'Ho was in Chilifornur daring .thellrateyeer
mfothe geld; discovery,ird , owasetil-abbat
-$BOO,OOO, which t. he hes'; brdaght , home
.with, addition : lmmo !anti (belong
ingitwitiat 10 Sacramento City ho has leas
. 94. to, the gorornmeut for $lO,OOO per, an-
Brtroio! Jittivir I.litn—iiiittY Livia 'tftit
offered some' • thirty thimband peeintiii to
sing at the Imperial Concerts at the Court
of Russia. Jenny's'aigniectintnetnittit to
the offer was, olluagary." Great is the
triumph of genius. when .the nightingale
is too much for the eagle.
=CM
. Tam , WATcrnmiti ,bfrinji4l , lllool.
During thn past yeay,o( 1134% It, hag ! heen
.my lot to reside at four °Mb, most remarlt-
Mile capitate dfEeMpi;iiridWsucetiiiiire
ly experience what spring is in &Mann,
what summer, is in prlfi *Lerman is
.in gdirtliurgh,'ancl ,wihit, Winter la In Po
pen,hagen. 'V ividly indeed Min 4 l dwell on
tint rnaryellinis ecintrairE 01,ihi Wit' aspect
'ot'esChl Eidevtie f irtliV,'lntititUt'eresting
rrikimititteil'hiile fiiitiliedlitirly'rif this** .
is that presented Vrthe'trinelthieft eirthe
last named.. .... When IBM loakedentheile
guardians of the night, I involnattirilv
thought of Skakespeartre " ogberry. and
41
Verges: Thti sturtiy . 4al n et* arc ADP
fled in uniforni greet 'teethr;* titt , alowelir
fur caps. In their •handlthet eitry . e . stiiif
of 'office, on'which ihn, 04w - when oc
leasion requires, that rather feerfollereapone
~ ,„. , „„. ,„,
...,__
•mte , nier itleilli743fr. -,b.soisr.P.Aumni Ma yloine
times lie seen, witia. ; aoenthorn .at donh
belt; the candlecontahtedirnthe said lank
lhorn they plane et. the4op,pc their,staff,to
1 1 ;o - tight, any, O r°9 ' ,o iFi s ' 4*en 1 4uiCe
trimming. In case o tie, ihe wat baton
i give signals (rein, the churelildWers, by
striking a niiinbei'of itrokeqtiaryfrig with
ihe'quarler of thet'*ity 'lit' Which' the fire
occurs ; and they aidd put tiom : the tticy
era flags and • lights,''redin unFirrothte dime
hon where the , destrtietirtvidement is ro
' ging. , ' From , sighs in the ravening
until four o'clock ini the' morning,-ail 'the
year round, they chatted alieslv verse's%
the expiration of each,hourtw they go their
roundel. The. cadence is generally deep,
audgutteral, but ,w4b.,a,peettliog untpliattisl
and tone ; and, front? distance, it, heats 91 11
the still night air with a plpsing,aad im
pressive effect, especially to the car of R
sranger. The . remelt,. in. question are of
old antiquity, and were wrineu, I ant told,
by one of die Danish bishops, Thoy are
printed on a large sheet of psper,,.w int an
emblematical, border rudely engraved iii
the old style, and in , the centre 18,1 large
engraving exactly rbireieenting, one of the
ancient watchmen, in' the now obsOlete
elisthme, with his staff and Not;herii Star
in hand, a leathern at hie belt, and his dog
at his feet. -"' '' ' '
THE SALVOR AND THE, Acrasea.-TeWhen
was, a poor girl,'! said the . I/eche:is ef.P.t.
Albans, 6. W 9rking .v ery • hard. for my thirty
shillings a Week, I, went down to . prep.
poel during the holidaya,,where I was al-,
*lye kindly 'reeefveil. I was to 'perform
in a new ptece,"Satitethinglike thos6'pret
ty little affecting &email they get up now m
bur miner theatres ; 'and in my eharat.ler,
I repiesented'a poet, frieddlestr ornitan
girl, reduced' to the most Wretched pover
ty. A heartless tradesman proseente,s the
sett *herel ne Tot. ddbl, - and insists on put•
ting' her in prison, unlesi Some Otte will be
bail for her. ' The girl replies .then have
no hope ; 1 have not alrictukla theworld.'
• W hat I will no one be bail foryou to'save
you from prison r• asks the Otani creditor.
•I have told you I have not a •friend ott
earth, was my reply. ,Ilut just as i'svan
uttering the words, I saw a sailor iu,the
upper gallery spriegieg..over,,the,rafting,
letting himself down from. Ono ter u tta4
other, until he bounded clear over the or
chestra and footlights and placed himself
beside vile in 6 moment. 'Yes, you
have one friend at least. my poor youpg
woman,', said he, with the greatest•expref
shin in ttis honest, sunburnt countenance;
•I will go bail for you to any 'anthem:—
Anti as for yotf, (turning to the ,ftigiitened
riettki l )' if VII 'f if bear a tiend and shift
your riinernids, you lubbei; IN/111'6'o worse I
for y 4 411 *hen' athWarqiitir lrli it.
Edbrl eiOaturili in ilibficiti4e +bele, ;
roar was portettkir ZintleseritOd)ht ; podls
'se l reents of wrier; efiebie ROO
hik tawdil theisidate4 in thit•killarjr,:ptll-
patatotk seripingi of violins ficitii*the
cl ,; thetittlgArital
stood dio (kit; shullb
ink me,•the peer distreetted.,yonlitirWW l, l
and' lirestldniktlefianee and ,destrutfOn
ainit my %tu
nic persecuini:
I . pditin ailed In' relinquish hip etifti l of• ole
by the trianagef'titiempting tit ntri'voared
rescue me, with a profusion'->of' , theatrisill
'hank notes." • ' • '
Alitr. Philips, dishaventor of.thigassr.syponduai
r°" 4l 4Y . gar.i.f!'t ai1ki1,".684 of ,ti Warta to a
tire iionipsiii hisomeke at: tie London Gras
vents: Whe'Philadelphis Arneriaiiti itiyal i ' .'
'After 'tette preliminary reinarkir bti 'the
yawl loots f rem lire, ladouillidg, ittertall) , ,
in the three hirtgderns, to A91400(0'1*, and
the ilielciacy of water , in, ifunfieltifig r a fn.
rides eondagriitiab - 10 'sil l flre "I`o a dm?.
rinieti el :i laid oppii; 'hillitaiiik;'fikd
With . iirtiiltititi a a tilnitrpiaripitilia of
light irobd'Arititied•With tritWiter fdtp4ii 4
Attlei'land butit'whie Age wrilikedfsilttithi
esialvetimbistibleir.• -IFitelhimels isiiettd.
' mdi . roairirikr with atielitveherhettei as urge.
pel the spectators to a distance of forty (pet,
rea f 4 l4l , QV irVl. l h.irsq ifilorpr d i
by lira fie; w ie'ii; Mr . . t i grip isf his,
t i
iii)l4 ptaeliliiiii; ontiniligt la 'll'i '‘Vpi . la
ribiliizeif i c`offeethit; froctreli ieti a vied.
'able' fires* ritidAmplor *tie 'tlileclisiged, ' lit.
tinguished, the flames "in halt a mindttter
wad ies, approve that there !tv as, ito mix.
ious,qualtiy in •the nigling, airs, iuttnelli
.att4Y wittiltri through the •buildiog with a
,ligAted, Fimblip in.,his hand, , li., , conipany
has been lortned to mandacture these now
styled lire engines ; which, if they answer
as well in preetioe as they. hems to do in
experiment., will soon makayheir way to
,thiu country. , told find their itelti, olaptra-
Lion itkiniliduiug 'Woes ,autislywhape,,Kqe
riots.
SONG.-01t, marry thelnan'yOtt koffi•,
gide, ityowissiktNlSAMSit; If bP
Kick,SLVAPVIst-M•1R,P0P 4 r1 , 5..4 91 ? ,,, * ,
wi ,pix# yno f amx
ydur sou into,t4 I, lamt mar
girls,l
ry the man you love, lt purse is
A my , t)h,, never marry a fop,
girli t ,,whether hp's little or tall ;..he'll make
a fool of ,hionsolf and you, ho knows noth
illg btlito drawl. , But marry a sober man,
gulp, there are a few left on this ball ; autl
never rug the day,girle, thatyou ev
er p?gricd'at all. , ,
An indignant husband sued a thilowout
West recently for kissing his • wife. The
osculatory chap couhrosisod by paying
CO.
,f,' ';
riun AsNitillATPL. '
, ~. .
„°"rtfrililkktisiOiLtlwi..iiiPi F ei :l 4 lt
7, : tica: l , f i f I;.,iv.u #
lima ,
t:o r l y t a i dei i A; r4 e iri:.. St de f r ie ; ure ' lk , l l ,l 9: o4 .: l o,l, ! lc 7 ;t,t r iiii i i ; 9 . if l t i n. d o.t
re'Reilt,tittl,ml t , I %Aged, fillrhi 101 1 )0! i/4d
; e l ' t /i0 i i n' hise ik e i l iA be - 10/401'"
fi ll Ve:th Cdiael4/I:f l Yi e All/eft *
ii , ahl.
, 40 n m 'illt ? (ion tspi i 7 . i, that n . ais
Is l i V Y, i tt. 6/ /1!1: VW ee t iff-0/1 3 sk,
1
1 ira 1 4, Ye • at 4 r VI kAtt ,1 9';,,,,VP
. OirOler: t 51411 'iii s e,the*itylolo 1
# teiydriartpo ivtiio yea. the_
'th'is 6 . ittithi' i r ° lki'PhteV, ak an 9 d lis beal74l 9 ;-
tore' ; and yet look at them ere'sewere,
sold-dY,TelWifa, and,faqww, :wash, sotl' on,
MantOnatike thWit pouatainwit.mitbesto,
t4ihtligßodgMeilW -) 1. I', ± 1 t' , •' ,, .qi
.. " WWI, swot rei.our root thoontoter pm
~fitil Inn i Thantam..**Ast , ;I •it 41cassirpwaivb
, 0441tpouriagslot the. w origi, T hanidi4oi
Wasi Mgicifiearr-jail. , ,biota ' Poll galley birds .
,r-OPPTrbeopfrahaptiauitmePkitiViumfahatar .
-Tair4P,, inhtleia i amt., forgium-Rworaall a 1
Alltkiaderalarta• aiS.M. and ilagnlcwi_ buitit.,,
I,4c,4ionovy4u.s4evoni waritaliksitiri -.swill
-yfhp4,4 moat bpaugrul,,aloar,4o6am( 4 24l4lo-, 1
, A9P 00 .1 , ii , do,* , oal4o-0490%i11i tylattot
44 , anqugh , foT - fog, , nor , mkt. enougll, Cur
ice,. nopt 00194nm/040 tor Al , She hale,
aor coo,AkuPh , ,,Wo waph Altsin. war, tomi3-
tit9ag.tk to, chu (116/1100-.-laukio*Ltbs thingl'
that's a fact. ''
—Sam Slick. , ). ~ .1 *.,,ii
.-, ,
gexTR AKIO, itlf4Pf. , .`•AlPul ,W,.PiPilicli- -
~i't hightfol . ect,plesuthl9.-licivgi.weld
beve . lia,ppened out ill krattpa„, riad . lvitiolt
tlqflPel?kPrl 3 ** lo. iPifi.o4 .ll Poirt POW 434-
insit, and, an utter abstioge,,o(,religion, {per
age, and morale, has just,lierriSed,Sklopu.
A rich proprietor, and a rriaire.for :wier
ni yenta, passionately' loved a .young 4rirl.
The families werer, like the Taranto • in
'Romeo: sod Juliet," at , war; and they
and& notegree. I3ut . alter several yeers
of• panning solicitations; he. obtained the
.hand of hie- mistress. , Thor woro ;Mar
ried. h.. grand , party celebrated , the , wed
ding•and the reconeiliaton.l. Theilhappy
couple , 'retired. At. six alelocki in' the, ,
morning , a •ptstolAilutt , warn IteariL'. ,,, trito
'husband was found dead• in. an inte-cheih
ber ;the young wife asleep., , Ailettar , ew.
phiined the suicide.' , It watt written evi
dently beton the atarriage. the saitlitrit
that he•had.reached the. highest+ point /of
human felicity, and could'net - delicendo--
He.could not bear lei hit less , loved, blvto
love less. "1 die of liappinees.'t . . . '
We read the followi n
ng knee ote, or the
truth of which we will not vouch
"A country schoolmaster, one day, an" 1
nouneeino his pepila that cu 6idutina
tion would soon take place. ' , lf you ' fire
eieminetl' in getigrapliv; said He; Tilt WILL
safely he asked of witni, elni pi' le the Werth ;'
and if - you al ould not retnetilber. joel Took
ai tne, miaTivill ShoW '3;6i:tiny 'inilliebok,,
to remind you that it id iolinti.' ' , : '' '', '
Unfortunately," the Belo-Mini - eater' hid'
two siitillthoxes ; 'ti wend one; trlthili 'he
only used ton Stroday,'atitl 'a square' one, -
which he criiricld during the "hock
i The fittel*day,tutitiettrrlitill, 'the l elliSit'
was dttly called oirratid°the 'ettestion' lik-'
ked, "What is' the' ehtipe orthe wino"' ,
The'finit "%My, 'appalled in the impeding
appeirar.ee of the 'eXvibiinViie cifilliiffifit' , 1
irii eoibarnisigclitati . gliitieed hi thii'lliireb;
ter, who et.oacit riniiited io' his Snuff-ha. '
- .Hit;' boldly answered' the VI; ""tit'
round on Sunday all' sqUarc on other
f4(lo,io ll ol l 4'eCk.'' ,l, .. t . , 1 .. I; .i' ..
•
"'Tito Ornerit'VeMiti.—)The traffic iitiliis
dembrithiint ilnit,e4ei Olt ha ba ii 'etlittilly
ittcreasetWitmeithatithilink. the 'effeirti 'Of
the tatirriatithoritied giuiptiehrte ono
Tosilettiliohief the bilked 'et Htithil ilg
6 , i iivetiiitte *heat eew'end l ei* Itit•
it
eilitiei l'entlitte tftratitity'bf'fttif'd 41W
retrial:Edna Tam yeti'lraV6o,ooll`dhilithi
'Aetiorthitgote'the niest"risdeiti lirAllteistiiit
it: will' reieh.Bo,oo9 tilt a eetit thitillW4i.' 'Ail
the li•iattt• *. from ' Brandi Ihitna;"the kfad
cimsurried Itt Ohtna;isiin'ehrititit,iiVeiligitig
?1 1 .4 A,. 1 *.t4;/;P 1 !1:.,01..q 1 . 41 6 .. CRII. awe
A'44l°;4°Allill4P66TrutiiiaßeltfXrC,i'f IP,'
-11t ie z Ar * i t , AbAr . 4) . , nnuPg 4s
'l4-111Atillitrt1311Pleil 4 0 0 1 4k•elOPlie.. • •
,1 tette ~ A.ligewold;/1 - Ait ' ItietiiiinV. who
wee itbtoedi`theielWilliirdey'riiitilnihf i thit, 1 1
he'hod:Beim thefinoVelitik *Mahe WO hay.
er odeiChellbrki-4 fit* 'OOO Ot - ilitiVit Wes
growlbg iii 'the • giridati:' l-, aAllikiiiiikii r ,
said, en Epgliehoian. with a half i lauglland
a tone (5f raider., And, Iretil tlike Mae okh
et:, tiecertluig tii` ihe leiiO,Lifavikle.e,4,ll
iiehleee 'dOeCtioi a: iierflt. a. 0101414
'l ir
lila* I E4 I rti Whiafi tlia ' ,P '.
t Ai l igl idi Mil'• ° '
*h4 an! fi et lifilieVe. Alit a av4ol critiv
A tlieleikA,` ‘iiiriklll.4*l ';ise., 1 . 4 r
iiihiiient: b t r4ilVPit'ilil4, , vorci,lne iPtP
die" Cli t itifii fit s'h'eli 'f.e rri lylm,a
t s V s j * hi' '' c 0 441 / "iiiii i4 6l "*Oti n li4 t
0 , !•:,; , 11 frit
..... ..ltf.,llC, ,
4
rbtAftit *Otis , o)l'llitrNetViiiitli ii
Mil Clitiiii4rhatioqiittiWiptfeOlll# tlig. 6
OtiliclititOil i lik W till ililifftiek: Milok `itf '
uv
are dialit' iei litifttf 'trif Vie ' glade: swort o in
East Oittntiiitlie.' 'lt is"to"he 'abinit ttlirtr
foot stlurefo to the hasp. and epsFied up to
d/o Iluig,ltt of two ltuudred and forty fec,t--
twenty foot higher, titan tho Buuker Hill
manna-4ot. , Vlue.l# under gcooud are )
connect Alieir, various fur/tacos with 'hip
chiinney,,thuo !uniting It do all.the ontok
ittg of ; t4eit.main.euse eslabliiilnout.
i •
rtultSl4744 ralcliffltikesids RI Ged
44Ps, Vot , 4itilfiAdkir Platen , in
does he need our i sropike,. Alerrialuitap
them both of us. not for Ilia sake but for
out. EM.sixtustilabouif:vre wotildvtdap,
beesuse,lahOr iis gotsl for. us ;..we Inuit
pray if we would reeeire the gift.. because
praying.is essential to our well being.*
T he; itfl mediate objectdtf pr n yer and, hibor
coerce. us to a•toore roncnaleil,:but richer
blessing. • • •
A remarkably ugly man, conceited and
silly, said to. a chap, Who had wit enough
for any thing but making money r—. 6 hy, ,
S., how thin you aro. You'll never pay
the debt of nature, I'm afraid, but will, dry
inid"blOw aWay," retbiled
"yon' will pay 'that debt; at all eienit,
rmt yeti 'Owe Nature . At Tittle' , that yoiircati
not repudiate," .
161:,11 . 7 - N•r: #ll
• *WAND' HUMOR.
n writt,iti 'said the CePtaim
entlmplisend liir , hot: to the 4ash•wornan, tech
mot leidhiy.atariugh by this time."
.1 - knsointinkeirerihg le sign a ,deed, the judge
,thattbat whether ber herband compelled her to
ai "gs „compel! ma l", said the lady, ono,
fitloptl lll te, him"
I ,'"sl3l#l, bowl= aweepa clean," as the widow
=hen her new hushand ran off with all her
J , tolto"wit thirie," as the cripple
Wilidl; - rien'theletflit fill Oft with MI tnitches.
I
:'rtiat glien'oitlerictimi," 'its the pistol
hill WNW Ibt evorniikd
geleSi ais the - shad Said,
dititiroloitetif Vie
"Ditn't'4 l l4k KU* '" ae th e bietincust said
s•iihwdesienlidastopapthi. • t •.
offitilt ittkiliOlY jai" litit'ilite thaw'. Id'tO hie
iv*, glum she mitred him Thaltmite :tweaking the
11.4114"1"ttitt.t.t ••ttittit
troffiThitt*Mititiktortt 4f cititer,'!imibeetbeirmen
tata.,Ps4444.WPS4thistivtOteekit,metly tikired
Qw .4.lk "4r"'
A l l 4,
11
4;" tho
= EiIWt li.TH *
011,114;4 a load
4.3fionakeveitscoriwitaJoe4l44.The- fel
low leg , titnipleadd mobbing additional lines
tre/hintdd.Sentelneengi. rtJohn Anderson:"
Werelnwrititepobt Judge , I:lhristoplter
Siren. Whet: deserve:Op be iter
moilOrAtiktohtidi Wilt" edging • ballads •
litioLitsemoti onyvooMo, when I " r ' Win
t t 16 , '
0.14 r D4llPelfrirwanitiloslohlaimanl *ea our
Journey take ;
Ifor,lraryttlevthee r id ld,o,fg s *4o# l 1114 IMMO/ \NAM
Ana s ernptestletilit:4llo l Apiialr'il L tked,'Polin
AnthirsewerrylJoe4l•• • , t..) •
.0 14411 !'
„. .r. Y ' ”ig „
whit 1 : 0 1,0x4e t?P 41,0 r whit e
Air. Anat'lle had not
arse. ifor,.o,cinottmor .1, guess you
4 KIA eaPio /111 e "but I can
Oupp,Vplitirty tltiti,ftt are, One of them
I. up YPor Atirt 'leers t here. and the oth-
Nc 0,4 7 0, Aft lit • 444 top , of one :of y boots.
Nrttlittit:—'rhe humorous
Wittlti*ofivistettittotident of the Com
.litatififtlith,nOttbttihitelit iWitshington, in
ithf Ntito *Meet in the name of
CVNetldo ?stye ih h late letter
i:l9lhOhnextturgebn hmt jist tint me
wet,' &Jul ifitinds'inetriring Mr. Web.'
titesigreattipiehetlin , lhefifil 1 FtiffiV of
1411 a " • s
__
9,014f0RM AT„ :HARP Weaetf4- , -A :vie.
04,90r)f)irt ,1 80:1 1 49Pfild , 011119r9 train a
flat tboati PO thPgiMebOP• Aiith EMIG Incite.
it o , 4 POlk 49 4 0 % 9111.4f99** who Wirr knit
!tiag444ooi $49W1A*9,41 1 - 911 90.Y. 14 was
the height;o9 / 4,4044E1emic. "My good
raioglarhr-P}4.*99XMM1e1104.91,40 ,offered
hue 9.trac, 4 rtorets,ou the gOOPet here ?"
.11'9 iFl4l'; le; tfrvitis:' 'OOO I 949. "bu t
Abey.kmffl goki‘iitytilly damn to Bango"
' ' A PliteritA Wirilt ,rciivieeftill'ii flaw
iene infigiliVelitlinietiCtO en ale ruin in
lo; bit ad, Wherifinic titou t 'vervedr tick-.
odd Mi.''''.Tiv r o"'Yeiiii with elf' iiitoiney.
iihtl l lo`giiiiiitueiiiih`'iiii inikeieter 'of the
, f t,
Olide.;. ' 10 0114 4 ' iitd — Ciitiucb; "that
het WIW I ' aiiiiirlYetiedOlitt as" if 'thou
Odic sektbiriti iiii'itcitili''''
larrictutlyt , firs ea; Asl4,, , Mcrriva
Powaa.--It NIA been Alsoorired , that a
Iboole /Mu tedott 'Morons/a flarback, as 1472,
dairribefs utiltbird oft. propeUing
,vessels
,bprobaell alsomow tonce
tleti breurociautiflo , tarot that the idea of
euiployiststeambut a: motive.; tower first
occurred to Hierovol Alatuindrids about 4U
years 13. O.
z,.y:-rrr •
Pik° 2y ,FY net falporti In thus world.
.4.9.4%fq.p?,4*/. retrts 4 that , it i
aq.lArger.,,,l4,telluds. a *um of inou-1
14,11.0443490,,r0r. Ittfisre. Unite is elect
-44N1-10V014P111N510‘,110 o4ther : for a better
tlif°*l:4 /. oVfnft ll.4 Fr ,, Y , " ll ! nothin g' he
e f rtvcgor,lpore. If is a single man, he
I pi. )9illiw,.olg,fika wife ; if married fur
00,4 An., PelY°K satisfied.
'' 4 • can 'so fortify the
ma.? ailianii'‘lco'iui the love'of a Virtuous
4 4 / 4 9 1 1 11 0.,,, Icyop,tvould avoid State Prig
fillsOlieriore, lie yourself to calico as
, Oat
':ear': tiersiblet. ' Vol. the morals, there
is nitll46/ 'like "dimity" after all. It is
.labadil
aid& an employer the other
'ng, Ati .1 one , of the workmen, "you
go,nd Lltritbis morning, the other men
stereo *Orkin hour before you." "Sure,
tint 'Nibs Stela , with' 'em to night, than."
*NOW rtitrick k‘Why, faith, I'll quit
an boils betbre 'inn all, sure."
( Mantas!, Uou.cos.—Du ring
thibistorvreeks . that the BOston Medical
'Ottlierefhini bebn •open' for inspection, it is
estirnated:thatlineie 'thin 50,000 persons
illannposeedithrough,l)r: Webster's miis.
f
14:1 1 9 1 ,141 " PligiHici . I' gli'N r yVelnips• — A ,lo,
1 ..
ItOtim fetIOSSII4NMIIICer Itile4diff th
yAira. o(p Cti , attuut pu are gala anti the
,igattlue quartz, itt which the
,metal is
[igibelltletio haying Weil tuultd at, &Atm.
i Whir/ is the largest yet repqrl4., „ ,
, d nu t e
Mormon RAtttinzli.A, 'Object` 'for
buitdiug a railroild from Vera Cruz through
the city of Mexico tti . San Juan, on the Pa
"atfic, had bets adopted' by the Mexican
Oinigress, and Mexican
*cis there
iie°llitidt OP Ad'
,), t) r
rY.ii pIl1)));
•
4),,,v • • "••••• •
A.lll9ll4irt toadisis falknre s
KA•lo4,,aosi • •
• ana
Rawl°, sad •
Konfeketiunesy,
Everf dilmagogtie eiltn elicits pass ons t
it uka - a gi-'o‘ . man 'to 'alllty them:
Small crafts rise and sink with billoWS
the ship.of4lio-litio divides the waves of
hor.passage,
dalifornia adventurer deposited on
Friday last, at Philadelphia, sd4b,ooo in
gold, in the bank, tile 'mlt* being lite, frut%
of ouo year's enterprisli . and industry in
;lie gold regions.
tialtithat nineteen per
.
sone,narrowly eeespqd being mulatto! at
Lanesboto • Pa.,by'antii4 wanittiltt knit
water in which a lizard was Countt.
=MEI
'S:.,r r, ~..r j Iri
, ••zaINA ;wig
• i'. 1, 1 1 )1;c11 ltt
/4111
els
I ,tit /hi
' ,') 011 1 1.U4ASY
- ;:Sr
, ,* 1 / 4 01i 11:ra +Soh
.ut
.i.S! . l•fs:gaig.4io;'•Ok.'
„ . . .
REMARKS OF .MIL SIKY S%
In the House of Representatives, .19isuip
,
April, lflth, 1850.
The 31st section of the General .4ppoto
priation Bill, appropriating $300,0014
the completion of the North , Branch fir
nal, being under c,onsideration; , ,
Mr. SMYSEII seitl—gr. Opeither t
We have just had a moot glowing desetier
lion from the gentleman
,froam.,Lunetneo,,
(Mr., Conyngbam,) of the wealth,still/or.
sources of the coontry , throne! w hi c h,'
improvement 'passes, coupled with, 41
most sanguine, and I may.sey, tv4hpopn•
tending any disrespect. extravagant
i
pir l
ries as to , the influence it is to exentyp
financial prosperity of the Commonweal ;
and a strong and urgent appeal *bonen
Made to us to grant the $300,00,0 sulked
this bill, in order to promote the pr
2 4
ty of that regi on of the country, a , enn
revenue measure for the Stitt. , g R AI
perauade myself that one half of,the glomr
ing 'anticipations of the gentlemak r ,
ia
Luzern°, to whom I always irsieß,
the respect and attention duo to Ida '
character and eminent talent”, would betro.
alined, I would almost be persuaded tr,
vote for this appropriation. Be! ? *qv !PI
are admonished by experienento diatenge
the flattering illuidoes or Rope, tintto."-nt
ceive with alloWatue, the deluiise pltotk.
toms which self-interest conjure. up Litiops
the fannies of its votaries. , . ~,,
Looking, at the present financiel, 04.
thin of this Cominonwealth, 1 4anno!!,eoA
iiitentry. with the duty I owe to her
'ridden; citizens, vote to add 84 fntltei,4
the
granting
°rale burthen that is upon thetn
by granting this appropriation. .:
Sir, my constituents have no direct , {
tercet in this improvement. Two-this*
of the counties of the State have oone.r.
AV &are already groaning under ndeht fif
forty millions of dollars, and the grinding
taxation necessary to meet .tile tatereet
thereon and maintain iniiolate the 140.
ed faith of the Commenweithb r 1 A79,‘1 1
the canals , and railroads of the 811401 1 , t ,*
the construction of which this euuttnns
debt was constructed, are no bens#lll.
They are a positive injurY, ror reeioir
which will readily occur to every . One !qr .
hears me. Whilst the value of property
in tho counties through which 1110 pea,
has been in many'cues quadrupled, with
us it has depreciated, whilst ourrojittO
Is taxed in almost every conceiva ble.irr
to 'pay for improvements thet tend to •
minish its value. And now, air, suites
there Is at last a prospect of this heairjr
and unjust Waken being in some measure
alleViated, by the annual application ofi
surplus in the Treasury towards the hid*
tion of that debt, we are Called upon, to . : (4-
,
vcrt that surplus from a purpose regain
ed by the people, and appropriate: it to' dour
and further improvements , in a ',re - MO°
quarter of the State. hi the name OtiMY
suffering constituents, I paiteat against
'inch injustice to them, i•
.
. They have Itithe.rto borne cheerfully.the
bnrtbetts imposed upon them, in theteluteg
lug hope that a time might come ; yrirep
the taxes, tolls, and other sources of rev
enue, would leave a surplus to go towards
the payment of the debt. They have beep
willing to make any sacrifice to maintain
the honor Of the State untarnished and her
faith inviolate. What, think you, will be
their feelings when they are told that that
balance, instead of being applied to socks
purpose, is to be recklessly squandered in
new improvements, for the benefit of a per.-
dealer section ,of the Siete only 1 In Ode
right 1 Is it politic 1 . Is it just?, ..., ,:i a
But, sir, the specific appropriation asked
for in this bill is unneceasary, bectares:the
thirty-fifth section of the acted 10th April.
1810, (Pamphlet laws, page 6411,) already
gives to this improvement all the surplus
monies that, after the ,fifteenth of August
in every year, shall remain the Treasury,
after meeting the intereston the Statoilebt.
and other necessary appropriations. Un
der this.aet the North 11ranch already.kas
had, appropriated to it $160,000 forties
year ending the. 15th of August •nezt -..: of
which about $30,000 only has been drawn
lout nod expended, leaving an mulrawn• ba
lance of $120,000 still applicable to Ws.
work ; and they will be entitled, to whoo.
ever surplus may remain in the Treasury
on the 15th of August next, in addinoo:
and so on every year, until the eskial•is
finished to the State line. When we thus
gave them all we had. surely we herb no
right to anticipate a demand for ntore.s.-
I say nothing now of the policy of pas
sing that law. I had no hand in pagehrg it.
Ilad 1 been a member of the L e gislature
when it passed, 1 should probably have
voted against it. and detnatuled that war
surplus means should be all carefully hus
banded, and faithfully applied to the pay
ment of our debt and the reduction of our
taxes :.nut, sir, from ally uultienilly feel
ing towards this improvement. or the sec--
non of the Stile through which it passes:,
for which I entertain the toomeordial and.
friendly feelings ; but from irgeneri.of the.
more prassiog duty I owe to my immetli
,ate constituents. But, sir, tbat question
is not now before us. The luw is co Out
Statute•boolt ; and we have only to obey
its requisitions.
This I stand prepared and willing*to dirk
I oar to, the - friends of the North.Brateb
Sabel; s‘earry on your , improvearentti until
the 15th of August next with the 020;00
yet at your. command. Then, if , thile it'
I any' balsnie in the 'Preasury, drain itelop ,
iy,:as wader ••the lawi you have a right to
do; but when we thus 'proithr yogi *Witt
Heaven's name don't ask• Stable &AS Id
you in advance, when there mor,fly Fiat ,
gibility be no surplus, and •we Mit toe itovi
to oreate• a new debt, by'borrow Isl
money to pay you P.' • ..o ~•: ,: .1. t
I.et us not he told that•thithlllatidire l f =
zes no loan tnr airy such 'olijbet,s. 'fiJitilt.i
..,
pose we now appropriate . wi i g utoMt iirK
it is drawn oat of the Titontir MI tail
of June ; and suppose doled? theta& iit
August, it should he r0ut1.,4 10 41g/ 1 1 11,
. i. _ ,
left was noi1141 1 0P 1 .4 11 " 4 .*" 111 .=
` the Wale; -, IPPPcti tlii, . :. • • .„..,.. ~
, is obvious i#4 Oun'. ,
fr it
fry.
ap0061101,111,i WWI; .th e l igifi skw,
h94firof/ by Vriiii"!'l,Plftigii WOO*
or a Jean most im now* 40.. ~4Kstifi ti ,
will this be but the erection o(a sew dt*,'