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'MILTON, THE PATRIOT.
' The patriotic phase of the character of ,
'the author of "Paradise Lost" is thus elo-
,tpleilitly sketched by a *titer in the Octo.
bernember of The Nassau Literary Ma
gatine :
llareat men," says Carlyle, "take them
its you will, are profitable compariy,---
'eatilifwet see them well, we !should gpt
:liciaii sight into the very mutely of the
- iinildNittialety.” ' It is well for, ea that
bete lilioniething io attractive in the sp.
,I,it oa ths, gi,at !nip, of 0 1 *earAb710Mt
Ala itiiiiiiiii...o fiesTipoily i revert,p them
- 7 so eiroetitlY dwell upon theoi. ill as
iiiii3its and recellictions connected with
'd.i itup"olitY not be ' pleasant or ,profits*!",
lite' 014' fidd,' for the most,• pail. in
l
n ti'i4iit'slid'thnuglitiand i delds, matter.
il t
Ifteieretlii,r our earnest oontipliplatiou.
'Clear colic'efittone, of 'the true
~dignity , of
iiliti--4ifeng convicliotia of the supe r ior tty
VilfialtY tlilritareat---4M glitivace of ilia
voWitr , a 'truth 'ifi TiiiiriilPink lil,tliinit'il ,
llifil, , iiiiildir t O e . " OM I- 7 1 ' 144 .° 1,14°, A .
.fluenefs'Otiiich .a rt iodivi nil mind may
'irred,', gild nf the responsibility for Ile el
iiiiiiiv.-10lieeis, and Otany,:cither leittions,
'WU tihdneed. iiii eir encatiragement
Arid tithefoilitlli . n. `from ihoee bright exam
reit of greaten', mid goodness which
ahlOo'fl'om the firmament of the past. 'lt
li but iiiiirie t that some one of these teach
idilietty be impressed pro us bye glance
'w Vi are about to coat at a single
liniittlli (he life of one of the truly,great
itaeri'df the Woild.
Two hundred years ago, in a small
house on one of the most frequented streets
of the city of London, there lived a man
wheels Ostia fame is one of the brightest
gems in the crown of England's glory.-
4e eventful ,period in that man's life we
shell attempt to bring before you. 4 pe
rind eventful not to him alone, but to Eng:
land and humanity momentous. There
anytime' in the lives of nearly all when
she feelings of a lifetime seem to coneen
uate in a single moment—when all the
past and all the future, with their mighty
wives of memory and anticipation, beat
with a violence resistless upon a point of
time. .This is the turning period of that
"tide in the affairs of men" on whose ebb
or flood depend their dearest interests.—
With the full consciousness that he had
come to such a point at the time of which
we speak, sat John Milton, that poet of
immortal fame. Though not old, severe
study and his intense interest inehe rev" ,
lutionary cause had placed some wrinkles
on his lofty brow, and given his pleasing
countenance a careworn look. But those
who were accustomed to the deep thought
fulness of his features might have than
seen a deeper anxiety than was usual ea.
en there. A struggle was going on within
which he can only understand who ful
ly comprehends the mind and soul breath
ing through Paradise Lost. Within a
short time the powerful argument of Sal
mashie in behalf of the beheaded Charles
had appeared before the people of:Europe,
somi had begun to work to the prejudice
and injury of the republican cause. It de.
mended therefore an answer. Parliament
knew well to whom they best might turn.
Cromwell's Latin Secretary was already
distinguished in the controversies of the
times, as wallas by the publication of his
earlier poems. He was, therefore, pub.,
icly requested to take up the gauntlet a-1
limiest the most learned man of the world.
for the defence of the Commonwealth and;
Republicanism. It was the evening of the
day. on which the request was made. His
physicianahad assured him that the weak
lieles of sight which had long been steal
ing over him would, in case of his coin.
plaines t bespeedily rhenged for total blind.
ness. Should he do it 1 This was the
question which caused a deeper shade to
eliter his brow,' art anxious thoughtfnlitess
to Mark his features. What would follow
his refusal 1 'Then error and falsehood,
Clothed in'the garb of truth, would stalk
theoligh the world unnoticed and unrefu ted.
Those true end nnble principles for which
be hail'been so long contending would be
etilittepresented told reviletl, and none
:er4ddilfuitl up in their defence. And he
Altilidel Ile"?' the consciousness of confining .
liliii` hieiself thoee thoughts of mighty
power "which bad beettgiven 'net for hire
setll'ildria. But should - he Cotelity; *hat
Alta .1' ' Illie limited around teinsii the . loved '
ifiitiMirkt,TUailier tii his vie*, and then he
111th ..no More would glandes of
tiiii flyer. He lorded that eve
_ 3 .s' ,fitielining titio, Which was
. ' I( . oiteriestsid gentle : light ainttnif
' \'' 4014r/sear slwful it Weald BO to
eletith Sa&di'itiYailifti. 'Po , thli . dieti.f
hearted lost there was a 'peeled 'terror vel
, tifturitso." Neorte'had for film A l ir
t;:ktbioPetiutt l 'ilit every scene tti'
gli t ° .be '`stet,iiini. rib wilierrnt gun.
,i data beimanbr of the star s -i;
/ale eiliteh'esitli Out 'OW tint'
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a l iffil ,' ' , IWirtilditoV'S 'foie: 'Wee it
• , .." til;' l , '.;'Mit 1 hiCiihnald IteititatW
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i ; e n tr o odis , 0 , ill s tif i e,4„, 4.: ,ly,t 2, t
~."et i plurae
I ieVe
fit 1C"
Sir liio6,
A
• ' it ' ILI
temief oi
loilbs ibedi tidel 4oo4 l44ll,.'ll
ahittarldiNbiadikadiroppdifiacdszt ~, ,
~
iirround we."
• Yet ha could not hesitate. He was
tstwalrltil`sal'!'in. btr &tonne ',to truth 10
itoffia4bisloisaingishcoghus ,o4l.
• 14111 feu evrtuificni,. ha toot . • ,
• . , "::
411!•41/111;Fr mina to a ll ow u s
•
to ,OoT ant. ale hiiiT , too pole
tr'r'!.; , tim. to be content for the deatelk
''t Merest!, 'to neglect aught th'et
0 04 benefit hie country. And he made
hieldsajnow ~ Miami° pro :populo
Written, Bahnusitts was an
swered, And the cause of the English Re
•• . ated
0 m 4
. oa '
pl Nilo*cl of Milton himself I
00 ft . In that the blindness cause over
but there was the light Of a
glr
aoPaOlenFO within his soul. True
t was he saw no more the 'manful face of
nature, but he could still gni° in rapt ado
ration upon him who dwells in light on
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MEM!
64 •: . jt A.;T:i fb:
which human eye shall never look.. Fan.
cy and imagination lbecame,tbe tools itour.
ces of his vision. And, who shall gay
how many of the sublimer conceptions of
the,Paradise Lost may be 'dwihg to the
blindness of his letter days, whirth, shut
ting out all earthly objects, left him to the
entire contemplation of things invisible.—
Blind old Milton! Grand and glorious is
he, not only es the worthy peer of the
blind bard of Scio's rockriale,' hove, the
flt StiOeitaft of ,Ilianiden and Sidney, who
in the field and on the block woolloi,them
selves the crown Of political martyrdom.
filly ' ws, 'who' enjoy that' lifrerhinen t
w hi& be , so Intich dealt-641M' hit own
sat England, never fail to'cheriith the meni
orypfMilron the Patriot , 1 '
*leritit Ineiiing over
'the' Cdnetithtions of Borne orthe Southern
'the, 'ques
tion of slavery is clung to, is tilibiist eur
prising. , Evert in Mary i lird, i for,insuince,
one of the nearest bortlefing, on ill° free
Slalei,:the'Conellintiori renders tt elmost
impoestble
Ih
thal ',alaitierSi:sheuld ever tie
e - seetion or their "ednititit- :
iitin,'",'Veing satielidinet4 is as f011owa:
•
"The Minden-Of Matild'end Slave qb
this State elielt'edi be ebolithid, 'Mlles! a
bill, so to abolish the Warne, shall be :pas
sed by a uneniswout vote of the membga
of eseb branch of the general assembly,
and Jimh be published at, least three
natthtlw before a new election of delegates,
and shell be,confirmed
,by a unonisnow
vote of each brach of lksgeneralesseenbly
at the next regular constitutions) session
after such new election, nor, then, without
hill minimisation to the master for the
property of which he shall thereby be tle
prived.6
Thie amendment was Made more than
half a century after that declaration of. In
dependence which the people of .hlary
land, in common with others, had celebra- '
tad with so much happiness every fourth
of July--mthat ell melt are endowed by
their Creator with
.unahenable rights, a
, meg, which are life, liberty, and the pur
suit of happiness." It is true that amat
of those who had been engaged •in the
work of Independence:had gone to a glor
ious grave, or been removed by age from
`the active duties of life, and many perisens
from other quarters had settled with a view
to engage in the slave business. May we
not think it was much owing to . the in
fluence of the latter, rather than the will
of the people themselves, that slavery
should be so permanently established a
mongst them 1-21'. York Sun.
VIVID ELECTRIC LIGHT.—Mr. Stale,
an American, has been producing an elec
tric light, which casts the resinated hydro
gen light which illuminates the Astor
Souse, Into the shade. Ile lately exhibi
ted it in England, from the Sunderland
Light-house, where it was witnessed by
thousands of admiring spectators. At the
distance of thiee miles, it gave light suffi
cient to read a letter by, and citable 'ma
cro' people to read a newspaper on the
stand. The Commissioners "of 'Light-
houses went seven miles to sea and thence
looked to the shore. The pier light was
invisible ; bnt the electric light remained
unshorn of its beams and shone as bright
as ever—so bright that the captain might
have consulted his chart by it l These
are very, carious and valuable facts iu ex
perimental Science.
A Won JACK.—=IIIO 113081011 Post,
which is always a trump card among
newspapers, has the following good One:
—A number of well dressed boys were
once tormenting a 'drunken sailor, who
was vainly endeavoring to keep. them off
with a broken spade !manila, which he
was using for a club, .when a gendennin
called out to them, ...tioya, if Jack is high.
it is rather a low business to,he making
game of him." Jack, hose wile were as
sharp us a diamond—(the principal diffi
culty seemed to be in the lightness of his
feet or the unsteadiness of the ground un
der them, which made his .easiest mode
of progression to be on all (burs)—imme
diately responded : "Then we are even.
I'm. high Jack to their low game. But
clubs. is &rompe r ...and the. deuce in in:
rue if I dim% heat 'eat yet to my. heart's
coons:ti t !. . .
The Albany Diathiriirta siAr
more homely troth than poetty, thq
oYtty bb le Mat' Hopi, are the poor.' •tite,
ri:th in fear. ftbildoe a matt to one .
pair lir bigelies, gtlrl his.dlitir or futurity
id id tmayiiiit as it'ciftf.'Or4lie
lore of i ?nit l . and h p will worry from year
endet,' enti. 4 Every sld 4
or 0,04
oft!). Yeatielf, bpt'itsS'
the thine eboffeeatioti that Only
or ilia 'ickina of the
ticti'Miti'ilkh
stack fie
parry
The, To ktwtrfft wen t writ
ten by J. P:R. - -Ctimef. 7,,1F
gefsfint'd tha s the
t i td
01416116 thiiiiiisdinittilif MoiliilE 11 .fie
Was to denounce what he coniithard th t eie
of I,l4lher Jonathan '
4 *ol.loving England ,
t . Would force the meld of t o i l o v , ; „
,
• %TO/wallow ,
• Alt fora 4IIAX !,a4 ; ott t;,;,
:tionepowtip4lll4,ssod Abu*, Bap v.; 1
itior t v. l m 1!"110 .
a • m
about
not so
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i ' f t liZ;r 1 : 4 0: , 7 1 1 1%, ,td •
t Vey Obi Übe you zest. '
• Tarn end '
, ...I .
A gentleman a tow e7en istD9s
„• •
expatiating eloquently to a y ung latjyon
the merits of a poetically inhlined acquani.
tance, who he Said had Burns athis tongue's
end.
4 , 0h,1a!" said she, "I've hadbuitili at
my tongue's end, many a tittle."
. j
(!),derrtort ANSWittt.-=& . bily, 'Who
was seat to inquire flow an old ittily aiatti
ed Wilkins was in health, asked her ser
vant, “Please,' mann, itty ml its waittil
knew hots , old Mrs. AVilkini
to which the latter replied, "She Is just
seventy-four to•day."
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§ } g B Rll th ta&:' Y F ±jPO' ETRITIftif ,o y' E eitNitoo4'
istrArAt AO.
AY( !ISOM ,C. OAO6•
I was once present—where a 'Mall par
ty'of young persons were natmly diseue
king the subject of practical joking.' Af
ter a long and interesting debate the ques
tion'deemed about io be decided in its fa
'vor, when ■ gentleman, whose singularly
melancholy and 4iejeoted sir at once at
trusted out Wootton, related the following
story t, ,
.
"le my younger dayel was ,romark.able
for my fondness for practicaljoltinfi. AvRA
t o , dnum I,m,y,qr,,,stilowca.,
good 'opper!tynny tp pass unimproved
orphan cope m, Robert, to Whom
I was fond ly attached, 'Was of a difrembt
nature' flotn dill. He sober, sedate;
and Ea ve r ishnoet to• a ,feult, very i theygh t•
fill slid very bashful.
,flies stupia4.l„9f
I called it, was often a cheek to my natur
al platy, and it was aeldent that I could
indUae hint to join niy boyish Sports,'
he 'eametinies
the'
to gratify me.
Peer Rohert the giten - turf alder native
valley, dry whose'' bdiltint 'the fairest
ere that New England could boast Of, have
blossomed and withered, ind pealed away
to eternity, leaving •behind them sleeting
impresser their lushness. now covers his
mouldering ashes. Yes ; Robert•is dead,
and I stn the unhappy. cause of ..tie ea
timely end, the circumstances of .which
will
, aerve to . convince you of the fully of
"prqciical
,Aoking."
it was late elle eveeing, early in.Seit.
teniber / that Rdbert and . myself retired to
our roonn'to talk over the exciting scenes
of the day,' for it Was 'the night afier'the'e
lection, end a fine holiday it had' been to
Ss. I had just Matted from a visit to'
some friends in the city, and had; of
course, brought with me many curious
thin* which Robert had never seen, nor
heard of. Among them was a mask, the
use of which I explained to my,nnsophis
heated cintiiin, Who latighed and wondered
Why people could wish to look horridly
enough to wear one.
I was' in my gayest mood, just ready
for an adventure, and seeing he was dill!
posed to make firm of my mask, 'I propos
ed an experiment.
"What!" exclaimed my cousin, "you
do not Intend. to wear it to bed, , do you r'
"Far from it," I replied, "it is you
should wear the mask ; not I. I am
quits ape enough without it."
"A very just remark, indeed," he obser
ved gravely.
I had never seen him in better humor,
and I thought it best to unfold my plans
at once. At our next door lived a worthy
gentleman, with whose daughter my bash
ful cousin was alrea ly smitten. That
very night as we passed by, on out return
from the village, he had called and bade
lief good night, and had received' in re
turn,.one of the sweetest smiles trom the
happiest eyes and most charming lips
I ever beheld. I was his 'bonne friend,
and to me he always entrusted his secrets.
(alas 1 how little had I deserved such
confidence,) yet, he always blushed when,
'spoke of Julia. • i
"Solve evil spirit, I know not what else _ ;
I it could have -been, prompted rae when I
proposed to have a little sport, at her ex-
I pense. Ntyplans were these :—He Waal
to dress in a suit of clothes io cor-
respond with the meek, which by the Way,
was the meet frightful 'kinking thing I ev
er este, repair to the dwelling of his lodge,
and her re the door by reprint. u
was to stand near to witness the result,
and participate in the joke.
, Re blushed, hung his heed, and, of
course. refused. I had expented this, but
flattered myself .that i could easily per
suade him ,mthe contrary. It was, how
ever. a harder, task then 1 hail anticipated.
for his unwillingness tie s emed greater than
ever ; the reasons I readily widerstood.
I poh'd and p'..haw'd, and fitiallY threat-
I ened to expose to all the boys his cow
ardly slisposition, as I pleased to term it,
and tender feelings toward Julia, which as
yet, none of them had discovered. This
last argument proved more successful than
the,other, for he well ,knew &bail never
infifiro4 idlest ,infest, Co Offfnift HOW
fdled and fbe,..f!er of being • 4 1 40 6 .0
at--heside bstraying that which ht most
wished', conceal, ceoiptered; and he
yfelfletk fliWillCreludtangy, his ,pottiest.
At that thentiliftL-4 even exulted over inv
tritimjih;-thougl►7 hare OftSn)11114 .
my Nutted beentitniek dnitib,'belbit I bid
unfired ibotie 'words - 'dim Sealed the , ' *fie
fate efiftwfrpnrd beings. ' Built hey thin.'
lesentionw ' , nulled heedlessly bn in wfiet.
ever.it eedertoOk,tegirdlerie.of woweeplbe‘
sec.' My wild reekleas spirit hid newer
been tamed.
.rtotliuk wagbut9" al4f9l
tive,.abtA,titat' tooukrutt:citperruliy
,tg, ply
whins,)l,o ititterad kiniatplr 16 'be arrey .
al Teties , lidaQietT; with 'pa grace,
iVllb`CtB6i'.~tityy cc
"itVike'
hiffa ktet itl*igtithd SAM&
terntlii‘eobld lee that his mind 'wits' Misr
011110; andliteendemed , tnyeell% foiti 'beint
the cause Itibiteuntharipinils4i . •
taiglibn" it'tength'ilt'.*at"artaltpd
myrietbilketkitit •platedt'iberitisirldinaslt
overitii4aceswanti led)hitir in the shivitchioss ,,
He started back and involuntary plaint
hitt hand to his head, plfto 4kora.fp
tinittitriliteriVietietrhYwOinted: '
itetakltY rittd. littlektetibit
to indict, in case he - titifbeel
apertil 611iiesigiBin tstig u iptifolgoggibhfrt
was iotistso utast the rim Itttabd 'Abe QIN •
lay canseJ by his Lunwrillingnesaawakkad'
:me. / _
I A , Nervedal'bf re yth reale 'Cif tiktioStiie' see
eettitid in' ionovink all ohstriefei; *anti' Wirt
•immddidtely set Sheet - our adventuri.•
Cautiously as thities, We . crept Itirottkli
,the yard, and. each took his statidniitoben
at the door, mid I. at the window nearest
him.
'the Curtain was partially dravin aside,
so that I eduld easily distinstiish'every ob
ject in the 'rooM. Ike I hail' anticipated,
htlie Witsaloite. 'Tie domestic had retired,
'and 1 knew her old father mo well to be.
lies() that he was any where Lott in the
arms of Sotunus ; for he was one of those
',• inter , . • t . L 1 •
seneible.pitwaepu whpNe.maxiat.it 14--ftmirly?
to , bed 4:I4*TIY A
forget Julia.-- never eltkli °wet how lamely.
she was. 9a L hltftle,aserail table to the
centre of the roan,
.apparently deepiv ab•
I
sorbed ins hook. ,',apparently
fair hand,support-
led her head. and her hair fell gracefully
down upon her neck, in beautiful natural
I ringlets. She watt delicate wild-!lower,
that had budded add blossomed under the
shelter of a father's roof; and the sunshine
of gladness, end the dews of affection, had
ever lighted undoheered her waytJ••
lAt length gave ta +signal, and a loud
rap wee ginen,•l She puttied fora momrattvi
listened nutunieely,.qad theit,i laying down
bar hotik,./rosn acid approached the. door
As she opened it, the mask stepped boldltl
in, aeuoiding to ttnyt diatectione.. How shalt
I.deseribe the scene that followed.l. Even
now I shudder to think ofii!. , Instantly ,
all.earthly hue &el...front her free. 'odor/ilk
a piercing shriek, she staggered beak a few
pities, and Iblliteadlly tot the floor. Quirky
I er• than lighttiingYl l i nter through the
door, and kneltratilittr s de. .Igraspral her
net; its pulsation bad .. ceasedst IJ . lplared
my handtapelo•herliteart; that also. was;
still. She was deal) l
• • • .• • • •
, 1
' I eau I..66allAntilltla else 'that" took '
plate "ilia{ nighlthe ;dorintatltl,: who
slept in an atfjohil' ' ionnt, had 'been a
nrikened ¢ , y 'hit le MI6, shriete t 'ind diunil l
rushing in to leatn he ettioie of the uproir.
I could not have spoken, evn' had exptlO-1
iisicioh been iteCesisati. I *as overwlielti
ed with ;grief and condiiiittnitiOn: 3
could . htili i)altil it ! ' the liteiess' orin 'of
poor Julia, aid' it itto 'mask . ; whlai ItobOrt
had loin rioinhia c ifiK (1 alietieo i'Ai... life'
floor. Re stotagat,iiik at ice, irith'ii Cold ,
vacant stare r pallNatp4 well understood.
More 1 cittindt retnintbar. '''
e, e •'i -e• ' 4 a '
Ten days Ostia4and'l awoke rout
raving delirium. they led 'hint 'to my••
'but,' 614. What' a change i
itietefieti out
and
tplaspe utruht, 111 art,
agony df'fiiilerintfreMorre, to iMi)j!viO: his
forgivnestil lie itelibet4tioved
but that same unmeaning stare droVe home
to my, heart the feaefulltuntictiutt. Ales !
he was a hopeless Oat
It 11 :1 * • S• • • '
Wifteen piers lunki.elapactl ssnea that.
neverq ,to-4e-forgoustp,ora,ef
never,have. I never 'esti, Inrgive myself
for.hnving been the esuse of so ingell,mia.;
ery,,iliough-I have aaßgilt and bpped for
forgiveness from on jugh. I never can.
look opone,mask withquf...a Oiutitler,,, or
Bear its use Autiounced, without, olludtug,
to my ezparionce. And you. qty yqung
friends; when you "sro tempted. to play'
tricks upon others, I Mu sure, will AkiPP
consider, that what seems to you isti inno
cent, anti liarmletia, 'way, Parhnos, 'ln' Ant
end, prove a ..Falsa, Jotts."*.limkee
Blade.
CALIFOIRNI/I.—Edwin Bell, Esq., for.
mercy editor of the Hagerstown INN))
.
Light, writing fruits Sari rasseisen to a
fricnifin , Virginia, says : . •
461 regret (should this ever, reach.you)'
that I cannot give you: more, encourage
soentlthaft, eXtlertee, to give.—
Sincerely and frankly, I cannot advise you
to come out here. You may succeed, or
you may, fail, the failoree 'being ten to
one in proportion to the'Nuticessi. ' The
great minis ivauld •be glad 'tis' go hildio, if
they had itteney enough 'tit catty them
!melt: - I know you • well;and I hairs, an
intlistinet knowledge of thiiiga here; and if
yen wish my•advite, yotilo guy
where pits are,ailid be content . With your
PREVENTING • Vicro.---4 story is told
of Mr. Van Buren, that while on a tour
through the'West, in 1810; he Was upset
in a stage coach, and as he stood up in the
fund, and asked the driver, how the - seri.
dent happeeed, Was told that perion.
age, that'he'haa already upset kidveii mean.
bers of Ctiogress, and by ad doing, hii,ee;
cured the 'Votes of every one',6filierti for
appropriations to the Natioual'ltohd,
as he never before had had Preside&
fur a paesenger,' he thought he krOuld
prov,wthe opportunity of dying his.ditly 'to
the Wes& inieruletivpriug., KE.pranint, vsl.
to. L calla anollun appropria4on . shoUld ,
paps, , E , : JE: ~E
' AVItICAti CisioutzsTint , l4. 2 — i tliis Co!mil-,
sitlntifitirald his receitedsn'lnMiesillng
letistr'rnini Elliott Oresstite,
ddirrint9tnilly tbrevetibuk4l tilibritl, 'fit
tttc • isn'l ugly ingest the , stptinititnie,a,
'e tlititSd 'l9titei Govenunebt, bf
consul to Monrovia ; and more espeeifill
I Y-14 $11 0 :41 1 104.10*4. is, lasu4witelf.: *opt s p.
points nor,the,R* A. 4.: W., , 11**•00,*
Dattws Airbus. LTike, letter .reproenui
thiolo . rospecie, of I.ibodans e.ory Battering:
noiwttbisstsdiug the Ilse emus.
appropriated far thet.beuelot oft that volony.,
• t.l
SICVI6M• PC Ml`,P 6 rl": tstMn.
441 1 4ftuitiVIIPNA**1)
; tin eroerudrod an dunity two
Cabarets, or tippliog hpustit: ipp
piing Voiiiokitepere' otkrapiteAtikitidlle
'Prielnes'itabobgllo said , 4141eteitiosa he , the
try4l.)oThot revenues , derived
:ermidne - fruim tbeits-libliesssamait sts
,011000 1 frines. - 16M , 11htrilthnveliilityvifid
:per % brlbstik noitteiblie Sun!
prilmsetutsidirtlitsisthelsitilt. '
I ;
I fill nee?, y
dint Plirrilltflgft.9.!
Tentiesetzte, which is too godd Act *Jost,
'Whilst making,* "pooch some two years
elm* e-rusatly4elloss Isisilitd him.:{ lime;
ilistely , stus try", Inurn him otit , ..t i turn him
obt,rw aftiltr from , Statism' .pirts of the
ciowsid- Inc .et She time an 'lain near by
commenced braying, when the Governor
Setbarketl to the audience, ~ let him. alone,
gentlemen. his father is calling him suit he
will.svon Leave." , ,
Peter M. Desbole!, the celebrated math.
ematician, 'was lately found dead iti Itt
berth on,board the steamer plying between
ftingvum anti Toronto, Canada West.*
He is said to have died of apoplexy..
The cholera, we are pleaarnj t?
has entirely . disappeared fro"' Striutien- .
vine, Ohio, :tint that town now enjoys it s
usual health.
14 , 1 . 'lt
. .
Tile
i ..t?:..t I;2•'• l ..ii. ll, .atiio•• , ..IdiA-s..:eit ".11..!;• ow itn,••l/—..-, r.-:, ,: , „ . .
Me atm: for Willipsiiitliallps&
. 'fookp of entaitAiiite, which. he, inetently:'
I
• ri• , ;L:', ,, i. • , , ! , , . `a...g.j......i.j, , t1' , I al •, , J 7 f Itill Itit e N now, atilt hasp !titian ;;Piteloined from hit 1 1
',fri t . i tior di t ti me ,, ltins j o a t o gy br is fyi ii : t id e , g arden , whaw.hie,treatherous .friend hail
time prevailed fa , frellps, littreidlititl ItY 'het 4efqbellinirltedlinto.t 4 two year. ' bef o re .- i
tw i t & a d m i x ., i a dta it i o g d olorke dlo nt t k iii te Lictietee,ventitit the Most (retitle phasimi...:-.' 1
of 'rulip
h omania, by which ilia' idisifigtilo its littihtiately,:resigned.likt.place of 4310001
e d : . T. • Tulip - % aim i otrod l t , e l.,lo'i nto
~ per annual--Iteturded tichis house mdroly. I
Europe from Constantinople in thei' yder tp.teaolup tile Jlotverrgertleli:-,and;t having.
1559, accordirrg to Gesner. Alter tu hes cOIhp,IPAMI. Of e. WI ork, of data ructio n , Jett 'is ;
came known to time Dutch merclfittltir and., never IA teturrh.......e ! ,:g ,11. ) I. ..0 -, .. ••• .
no bili ty at vi eutia ; h bwagitne, a moat' t i n; I . ,: :WR Mite;, tfliaad ; eh(' eti eliier e , , who tred ,
portant branch eV usd , :ii , H011iffid, ,,,,6 114 ,' brought a heavy loadftenalterwarthaued• of
thereent , .frogittatirielOohetsethtepte kid *P erc h allt"vh.va i r rite . /link's' I lleiiillg•
rbots.•and seedei . )o 0 the .ifteteriert ,LOW l NYralhPaYslitelliwaocloefrekshateato...liltiis i . was.
year. IOU:, amid forthrekmeaPit dhoti , )11n1141 1 101biltadeakatiain setilifynehe!iroan'a •he to
else•wes *aught :oh in 4101hililf1 ,, blied tide' gee WAPligkoOtigtrds iheotilduglito r some.
traffic ; all ettiiiatkeditilitilltihn'tlieq trifi t.ill! °ni°n ° lYing before him, he snatched..op ,
suan.to the complain laborey4.,all ,huff e. t w4f., *4o4:Alit., 4.1, tlc Asti peeitel t to :he a
ceitithierki l ,itiauf thi4 r iti l ey Itr l oo x I P rielikteltv.warilt t.e)ltiegle ,rs MOM p.' So , A4la.
itiiii liqiici,fitiiitfrty . i . ft , airl ? ek kiln
.inse 7l;llllJel•Ottltellivetelettneottiteroptiew o f, th e l
toki wad t)ooithiret i a i l i ti 101 nt aT ili . n # 14 , , merchant which is said tnhave meetly dit , .l
most 4 1ibitdy'riieiii*"tirtititithitti4ii w f tir n 4;?,iii 7 l ' ; PC 4oll 'itikor'Oals i mo ,, '"''' .'' - '• • ' I
laded to et u p their' Ciii . i4o..id c tliov) I ! Ith.ea berm: iteill lhatolohn :Barclay, the {
diivr , 4l , oli.iii wic l e i gii4, „ y ir it fli vi l it i l . ) ~ i ,, z , I Author of the romance. pf ..Angenig," was I
i•
deed } 411eii..4 , 6' reildecili;Tor;aseg;Bl;ml a+,l4attnt ihn'tlYei il'ulipelidittle Nothing
riir e tvoittin t o a t 4 .
~ ,, 1 . 41: 4 la. itz , ?,1
,editilllPlireitifie",lfiruit 18
,t6ollt the htitvie to
pitie'e'eni l ilifteyiViiil ii itliip/141:1170 : 41 hiA l 'iiii'irtsvhlitrtr'"Wge; litsiehe4.l
4hia .,,, iida i hi c ae. 0
~in
,11# ; ot, Altlghlhb ifiulltion' ifs eh 4nitaliolesonte
iiiti'Weliil4:,niefithWitt Oi s e . hy t 0 9 0 1 'dint 1 16 #ll Weill/0e hhiiiik fiii health
4 8i ii , 0 0 , 1 , 0 d ; i 0 i 4 6,,,, I kiii i i: 1 0,,i bilivo , lleltr,byeag lie 'l4l' "Ito 0 'fieliie''fOistitTl
ifilitit'elegliPriiiii2l'hiiistiCitilhitt o d a y 4 6 'littlt!'"„Taliihkie..;ilii.alt,lierle!er,iiiieed
!IMO' do notwoltio ,46iti fptiulfio' jdtva toqfttid4l l . '. • ''
We Wh ite mil l
144 1 4fnig . 'id i pe ,' A,,, ,,,a, , •`llllw loth* l'illipiciilB al itli height
z
01 . 1 , 4 , ,1viii i i tt 0 i...,, b ... ,4 1.1 , 7 6,,„ , „ ;,. yin • •ik yveyd ere& ClOstiof the Seven
fcilism, but i et ;liitiii , r,;4, : o rii, / , ‘ ,"„ i ' . 4 l l,titentl iintlilie*rtiiiieke'eutietit of the eigli. !
ra , i diiiii 8 , . 110 . , t1 7, - i i i i fi. 2 . - 114130,60;n e j,;1 1 ,,titieestit'itm10 . 11.'' Thb 'iiiliy):is a ',native of ,
„i reig li ed; 6, .;icir 0r i.,4',46.; ., ?„ 1 , ,q,M. - :', - ,,,r;`,i *hit ILAMW .. 'itlid' Pf,:iinins+ 'er ' the eastern'
:; 1 4 1 ; i , iii ii ill , T it o B e t io i f ic iW i r af iri; r r e l. , ri+
~,e * ll , lcolfritrieti. isor 1 oiiikh , . iiiii,cieori iii • Per sin ; i i
efehange'Vlir i sYnile WC tliii,, t u l i p, , I :iii'hilldritiftlitliiiiitifid'ilottsidertiti an eni-'1
ed th e Viceroy. l'hili 'mode 'tif T giiiier l . l l,,.., l4 " . lttl a t i ttl"!. l3,4 ritae?yr , 4 ll of . nWlen 1
being attended with in pnveniencg, co ld 1 1"uner - rrgili.ti l :t 4j illi t el s t°' Wnnk. 6 16 " ' 11 ' :
tint beletihrat elid' Alt a tiracv 1 , 15.iti bi i inliwittik#64 , 646.l.toi r lieofoid t iijegco ! h4
i f
wilig li q hi; , ,-*f i .,4 4 ,, , , die •ad , • ' , ' '1.14g .e ht 'With,'lditt priffeide' 'llh4Orki ''itillid it or
wadi. 'Yedtigtii .rdicitivilitikt4 'kid . .':ilitlij.! &Serie, thlietr be—the 4_lnd-colored "!lei •
florins; 2900. ile rink' wii 'it iii i itileo viiiiii!el* l l, l "TidkiiitlMii i in' 1 00 . 41i'lli nkl
for a rent nI the'S6hifOr AVg7fits ~Al l yil Aliens l' We'Citiiii IfiV"niTtra; 4 clle 'thin; giv es i
! 1 , 615146 v th i i o l ieii . . whe w „ id tw idicia , , , ,i her `t6' ionlaialfitillY rhite bei le all 'On fire;
of (Me . 4 6 ii i,,• e „ o rd•rie-o r , fe iv ~, , iii k, '..ki,ii,„ i rtth biit tbeilett;'inill 14' heti it 1f it thed: to 1
ut'%inaterifate,' and • Bui:ollier 6f 4.iditinh'" Ill'343oliP*i'"llrl4ll(4iteld ;hill 'lii,klils es
1600!flu it iiii, , it iii i.ir el l iky i ~c 4 ,,tii i iii* , „ l el i i,,, tileatleith Of Islifffil riAtidliii ( 4'iiiil;l4de.soin4i
011ie i0f .. h0144§ . : ‘iVifli'e'ilinileitt'iiiiirigio:ti,:i lhelliV iiiitieti"llolsis‘'' itei4rii. • 'AI ii'.
I were give' f flit one; ifia Tor' ilia outer' ' i i i lett( l l7 4 l,.,e i 'tetielie`i.iilid - l4 l § • ir time Pick];
e l t 4,ht itege tr i ai tew:l2 tfd ieitaidiief t littk e t t irithatilithed !It thil'l44iiiion'tir ti:iiiiitit,69 ! ;.;
liiid••'Weif trori*olly ' -' Oyied . „"ii t't #4lilt 1 }t l a Rilk A I ,k)ii(lttiitftision 14 Syri a ,
r
cash caved dotter ' tidt.stieeily 'for' ' ihe , Oil fin rtikarl tile . ekieip .11griet!c',i)f Ili" tai . -
chisel'ef Wilebtireil;ifirieT and hinitide,eif f ilii f ': l 7 144 fiffi,,itgi; Th u 'Olin ! the Wondi,4ttl
fernittirel and ei'en chitties tiiiiii:ilt `eac h ;' viil hitt' j t)#altittc,44 l ltr, (4 its, r6l 4g,
1
1 ritlced Co the l'ullpoitinnia; '' in the iiritiree it Vie 1 4triti,; ( a1)1.titteA1:01ieraeleireetri)ii;
1 of then menthe,. ii / welkin hati'beeri ktititis l lids' a `intriretit'W,lnCh, inothing. obit) , could,'
to realiic 511:000 illiithis. Theke 'l'OrilOtfi l l' il?:'"" '''' ."
''," ' 4 •
, • • • /..,(' 1 /II 1: tri • .1. M ' 7 4 4 .. 4.36",,:,,,1- .4L1VA..ii..41/Ll' ' ... 4,' ,
hirgkinS ' took:, place la taverns. Ithiere . Op- i I, l 4 nitu r ami i sol „,,,, 4 , 11 , i ,,„, th im,, „„,.,..?
•
tattle and rilerkii ' Vii4ti'' rilfiiilarlY n rriiiiil ' Or,. ' .6 0 bto ii , - ,;; s . d 7; //tett , • •.' "'il
nttending ; 'end e net theiqiiiii'Jc'te'eti).e cunt - tat. j am} , hav e • 1 . ,, d il l i t' au i' fo , 911 und sis In .1
pleted; •iiii.o trath:te'rif all ranks 'itit'•'iliraitil g„„ oftw id eni e i on .w, c if, ,1-a the e
together 1 1 1 A splendid entertainment. '''it ot g li g i iiivii ii iii t 4 t i iiity - t :t t - 4 -
il)pae•.eaAe . ti.„4l.l4,,t!,spul pxirt ecikowitgritifi eiecifil iikliir '1 '6 le . 4 f hi ot i i,e l
1
! Viceroy, was ..r.:251.) ; . .a root, of-,tbe, ,A.41,.' t b i i i if i tbh4 / 4111 itt e kitit'',. " ' .'" •• ' •
at irel .I.tef k u its, .4'4 4.9 ;a rout oath . e Atletii ierk,thi t i t iliii* iftwa n i t .iiii li , vggi , '
I ral,'Von Ey k, Xlciu ; A root of 01131, SO m p or ~,,,,h , i kiti?• o h t , q . li iii ii es• -"? it y• ' e , ,t 1 .4 l ee'
i
itgustits,,.C.s.s9. . 4, , ee elicatiou of ',l:.!ti ipe oi t*o . ide ft - d6iiltli L' 'Ol6 'kip . r ;tit ' il i k:thi'4 il
1% , ou te r , B ro ckh o l ntma t er was di? , &Pod al for i'dolter .ills'i"it &A `. o f "'l!ove
by his caeciltorS for 4: 0 ,09q;,but aley sold: dollar* nig:Sitter '`' l Biai.Nliii i 4iite I) i til a O l t)
,'":
(
a root of the .lenaper.,Agastais, fur which e yin n pii e n c iff f if e r: , w o g. igi- ut :lii, 6 4 ;1
theiy . gut .Cauu, and. a very foie.. .$ ilenielt.. tn i e t,qt 'With iiai n o l•As i titiltd i G - 'i,n r ,;',;,l
cabinet, v a lued at; Aioolv.. 5 , TI"?. Af Wen. , qdlitili? 'id thelee64 tiig,'tfiie'eltl l lp"69t 7
Agnaille. was,
ii i iie F i4 ili great
1.0344614-.". l ' illt. ‘ ThiC l rahit .' dey '' the One itilifto - 'itte•
A. gee denten, received 43009. for tit raeS OO4 A Whir; ilf..6ek.hite." there ' li AO Inttriii lII'.
wifirh lie sold /,,liP 6 0- all° Abe! .4iirilr.'.o l. l 'both . rti'in in' iiiiiiieC4Clitieir, fluids ''
-et 590 ,a yeer Nr,4: l aßiaPPlforsasett:YeaNa. ;Inf t i ai k ligt a raiiiiivr th - v l i tii.:: A,
~., ,, i i
eo; ,gte engagement. dist it should begimeft. kneel 61if iiiiii'fiVf;,if'antiar'iliSielli P t;' l 4t
up 2. ‘ l4w 44 l.,t4n.iPlFeltaattlfnla heYingtharilt•lbitn ' hakii' fitit.ilvid[tii'iw . ii• L 'dollerit,• "find
retained dltrhig. the ftertoti. „Ng,. gee 4'42-, it bring hilell "Ilitt )I,4l l lo::" l tpii , 4li‘ , loini"
akin Fn/fie tf0 001 : 1 '. IR 14 0 . 6 0age , •P!.•• 1 4x rt he 'rnmdfie+,it'hfg ht,'ilitiY fintito lt i 4410,
• illonlir. 11 W..?PwartaincetkOlt o t : A4a.44o,••rel, _heels. there were *nix id/ Vt . ;
r. . . .
• oil'it Lys in one cpy tditint.,l4 olland,,ift-.l.kiiil, fi ifil 4 - lii'VANliskti; titiiiiiicilfn eti'
mounted, V!..244. 00 P.' 6 4 0 , sir; ii;g, ~ t Ttir.y". 4 ,461 1 4' 1 lir . viiiil6 . i . ,lunt'at ( binfettein.l .
such; an t'teßt tray Ibis -.a*trUfmlituarY IPA"' te**ilito'ildlial l 4'"While the jiiiti;litti; ' Joy
lie 041 : .!ilal 9P , klulLa aPliggn -01 . 14491011 - .1111# hail tkiliiiily'- fi ve dotiark I-alit - lel'
1
bilw . Wes inutiduced; : dud ;Tulips wilich, l iwr id inte a gotioto: • .• r I '-' "‘!
I ' 1'
V e!re 1 1 11 . 90 . 111 sad suld . eur, much mulls, ,thsw, l , ',-! d. • eu • - i ,••• it "..) i.'.; ••••.: •
.:.1:...,DL: • • .` • '''• •• I
their weight in gold; were gootitt o ily jt0r...1 Yoisonito.Cora'rgaretomititilm—.4).ittnikleeo
eliatted without changing hands at ufi rr ...,i theses. wasistristail;to (he eititi:ltoshltiii,
Beekman, is descidnug this curious traf fi c, : N.: York.: at; w. days”itgaiiifuoteteneitit•
fur Moult . all . other , there hantliso tied Intr. : parity sits 'Chants is roe caused by iholeitif
suit , was.negkocted, attentions that 'etujage.Owith which he culotte& thelandleet tAilittni.
mentalist:re: entered into; which , werel to I annnne ligleitta sedle`t grastl trAt
be fulfilled. in .six months, and not or be iiP fill'anihtleg cditrefilrfftine'lllVAll'a 14
:feated by. a ay. chasageitt die-, kil os • o f .• t h a •+co .4hililfb ti'-iiirtifig' it. miff; ify . triii' it
'root during that .time.' .iTherhow i bkrgeia .1 - Iwhitw#e o • wittk ing 4 4 iikth it 'rime *II!
,nt igh t he. Made wake merchant tor la sbot. , i'firtittridat itith'ditil,W4fificeira ~ •,.'"'''''''
at the: price. ot . i 00LV. &wirier> -1,..h0 the )tintelo -,,,,--• 'IP ''____ .,__ '"..4"4:44'- ' s :
''' ,1 '' ,.,_ .41 I, '"IU L " n .
specified fisr.ita defiverys lumpiest may have -. . i A oltle Volflumoun MC irtfuaamPulla' la Als
risen
, 1600ioriik our cluminiej , i , Eking a .,„peptelE t tai rminkabeur..46lJ.o o.stla•• 48411
gainervf 1100,1losiniti Should ili l. oll , dew] V * li t F 013 ,,.i 0n ,,. * eb ll46l6 vgleith 4 suintrboi
conistry t have i s iithAo, i 800 / florins. the VP* illumvul'autwoo 4 in iB4ov4lB,ooollc•ioatt+
; purchaser , was•thelit wiobser totthe eattount , l c "Or' 14144114,10404-4 'itir J 840•• 8i4117••••‘°"
o f go g or i ins „, „ka theie l heakeen . e o rd i d „, 4teielidg.7llkB,4it -ISA* ~8 4410.; 'hit-.
is,
Juana, in the market , Wm biageintternalha. 414 ° 31 M "I''.
/ 1 4 tilueulifel'Wful l a a i nii. ` l3l
fed Without an exeheagembile nibriek'-fori "I"l6,4nia'willibitesh°lll". to be " ti kr
themes, se tthatkir ' , became e 'spat*. i• of I frq011 . 406410)0011 and . labal' ,of Older. About
gambling, at /which ~itikitintlib 44 6 0 ,.i, ir i rett i'.g•2441641(0) 0l .a. , .1 Pi 'lO `let i . -4: ',. I. 4 1.1 !I;
lost, esti wOut / 'Vie dentinal of; , the ztiettlll4l 0 1 1(10A 1 ""i l '',—ries . itut.ef.E-,
,wss sib imexpectedoeittsitarhad!beeitewti '"'W e gUi• - t r/...6 - "r e Hi l o ,' a ro 8 4'
,i f ..,
prisntg..-. When settling , °skis, throw' . , Intlepitt • its Aky opoe
,m it i o i , 4 , 4 ,, eap .
ware Mikity ,thefituherseisuilie rfroosi ihubdt'' 00 4 i i t , tw in! knut t le . pn b4,, ,m. Fk , Were.. ' . ,• i
/
ity.tb 'meet; eheir •eogaidetente,. end , *tatty . rg Arie • " A li, l o st% eit 4,0, mower ttailii
...fruni.alishqnsistiti . Personinbeganitosiseo, it.. -it , f ., i ,, .. , , . ir - j 4 - 14 -- •,,
t TV.eI?PriPX.I. " I ,..qA4PP 7
Ulute wore cautiously, and the, more re s r g o! t i w moo t c o i low - t io r t h e
Dechible to 'hut Illat (he ey's,teire:bl`,o4i;bk a' r t i''" 4 ' f" ‘••• ' :••••''''''' • • •''''
o. . g 8 re el .a II
[ iiptiift 'Whitilifthirtaiii 'engaXeld.iosii' bytrairtw, 4 l, ,L ,l 4, 4 •,,,i l i s c ,P7, "11 .
4r ii
USW a our
'hifitiOXiii*erellitiblei: . 1 , 14, , 1 atip-iiiildeV. i' sr tire,:w. -1 -' • . 2, - , • ,-- . ' L •
f ailleit 'Wish 'il id ltillitttnie' Of their '' hi tieliti :l ''" .
cuinciaili .4tid'n'et neoinatifj,lsitnoli ;"
An 'trolled lititibinthieni, that the ''4e/Pan '
hid' iitierek4eld!, • Prlrieed,', fell-•-leclittribli'
! wear Violtrfediliesli , Were . initle' 6 ' ifie
14negitifttites iii vein ; and, after siolentscon'..'
teittihne; in :which the venders ehiltni!d•:'
,and'ilfe'perehaSertl resisted :payintint,.•.'tlie'l,
§tire' interposed,' itod issued' a n order' 'lll.'l
validating , the' Contracts;'ivhieh; lull hit end
atOhne id the s ock jobbing ; and the rontit','
irlil.ih' had horn • valued at .C5OOO eAeli,"
I'Were etriv to be had for t 5: and ill iis ended
the mast strange 'eotntnerco •iii %Odell
Europe had ever been, engaged,
SOrne euiquins anectloteti connected it , ith
the militia may be foiled. Among them
bne of a burgomaster, who had made. in•
Wrest for a friend, and eitidceeolOtl in oh.
twining u very !iterative situation for him.
'Thu friend anxious to testify Ids grail-
tudo, entreated of the burgoninsier to al
low him to show it by some substantial
proof. 11 is generous benefactor 'would ee•
cept no favor in return ; all he asked was
the gratification of seeing hie flower.,
garden, which was readily granted.—
Thu friends did not meet again for two
.
years., At the and a. tha t tinte l the gen
tleinan Went to visit the hikt i lomasi t .e. ,
On going into his garden,. the first thing
that attracted his observation was a rare
0.1 kriet
" A-mesa ;INEctuate'diesti sear New Or•
italleleittilato 'tittle.. • She wee
t e ettira (11.9tbikr4linid.trtimfrocards tin the
Poasettsigai of he r late tnititeriAlex. Grant,
aciev sivia)adpposed , 'to -have been 13,1
yearn 044 , She.leattes n•husband only a
little over,Bo yearn age!
Did bachelOrs.tlit not livtiits long as oth.
'ir man. They have nobody to mend their
clothes emit devil- their stockings. They
Catch cold, end ,there is nobody to make
them peppermint tea, consequently they
drop off. . , . •
recent Lenn t l,on Medical Periodici,l
make* the follinving declaration :—..Thre
never lived that conqueror, who, with
sword or lanc r , slew one quarter of the
myriads that havil died or,l4neet and leech."
Certain r arpenters, lately, who shuck '
for higher wages at Liverdum,lorance,
0 .
have been hu,4enfel,i PtqMis (4 1 Ap6
n,.-
°"'nent varY ll % 411 13 / IW° Ito, f *A.0 1 141 1
t.
Lola Mon te a , ,attordlog
couot, w_ a s thiaiy,n4 of, rs,tirlisk,t9 a r s opl
vent. This puts 'us ip win 4 oFlfie cuu,?-
_
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The devil gut well; tbe devil a mimic way he.
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.STEA PLOVV,—A late LoliticsaiNtitail atm
takes the following sea3ursti of el Stead All*
Which has lately beast, invented -alibi Awed ItltZlit
hold 1 a sketch vf it my net.be , iiniftlerlaill
some Of our reederik
: 'Piro 'engine tneroartrirf that tehttri erdhii SW
mi. s'light 'portable railway. 'eh* : pleiv&iril l 4
end tecatle'on either sida titilia iiiktvit43l, l •
otikle's to it:
I '
' 'hie plows employed coastal or forr nallopmx
end 'rout inllivoil plows, fixed in. a. flarne: 1p trA
: 4 ,4*
4 I F"PI -h S n l' e m c "?'• l o4P44; alennantl44loAnt''
farr , ,,, ‘ ' ~ I' ' , ' 1 ~ dqrno* ard
Oro pooh pioom, one on, eilhat sitleilltlinikaktiala
alternately,' adtaucta. and reeedisv , thar , arlesaia.
pkow worlchag, the other heiai idle unallidnisilko
its proper' position' fur irlooriaglha cis1(11401 . 0 1 111114
rnwa. ,On the completion ,af. tba Aro ligaillies
t'',9l',rsqa, rho aaßiPan and** inuninn OW*
each three fret. , I, I, ~ nut)/ .0
Tit . . plows 'l) ! .e attached to an e1itt1714 1 614
hundred and ilfly 'yanle in length., thay /Kirk
drittichod'*t' pleaabre, or shifted' frorialia ii Jr
the chain to' the"other. They' trivl4 afttil itliV i
re five miles en horfr. • Pro*laiott 4s :rte
cane t4e9 , alcika ' , Snipe any hapidinwagrinii .Y.
, A c'CailPflicPki ara n 440, to SUit.itreiviluirBlllll4
ped fields, and ,iolneprive or, IligirlrAi t h4itevint. j
lier,of plows, if racoelaary l . tyiqf rwi r i#l,l,o4,
~, , ilily or ti'iitive ,r nenin, the author quotoll um*?
fill:wing' Irlh . qlloke : . ' ' ' '.
6 .
Its Olt! prevent itate 'af things,'it hi *II SF
form a dorroet estimate of tho ranee Of 0101 - 44,01 1
Lion to a commiarrial point of view. '$ *1411*11.41
say 'lift o machine of the power,itaia.fikkirs
14 ,r'4l4omolot dPacribed , wal• iPt44l4llnba
work ususally done ly sixteen flog dtri i ,
by as many men, , Intl ib•nyon iy,ttilfrrigh
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heroes. ' Requiring itself the atten neap *4lO
men, ;id a bora to dot* , the,walin or de'enl:
it woultk,thua sate the labor of, thirtv lowtiklitilata
and oight, intro. , Against this eauellio,ittiaraavo
pelts° of five shillings aiday.for erode: , r , r,il at/
PntEPAREIO -7--- l:11 WllEAl —* ', 1 1 '4 41 14' g a l
Ttri.—A ' vast laertion of Winterkil l ki4. vt ' • *All,
, r c, i .
comely in consequonce of wanton pr 014 o Abe l
rkinegig (iict.,e, of conirnau ; senro. *drillt ?VAC ! ,
in the seed. Thousaurleof OM% ore sawn - 1 1 4,411
year upon hollow placer% in the field„ whithil4l42
though the riehert.apola, ere covered Title nlyngglo
of water, cyhenever a heavy rain frill& , •i.,,,i niiT
Without offarinq our awn opiniarta i taritlaltAr
to Alison , * the question whether M1611%111 itralliklii
charism.' not, we earl 'ilftf;•ly say that egf ingtiii ' ''i
in the *heat fedil will Isi mu much snirri'll o r t
4)
prirthi'ee'll'ibirn the adjoinhig groUrnl ihiiiia l air
tnnai'itanittrg ',mato ; andttliat .. sposiv ' te". , 64 , 4.
ure 4 Thir 4 'cciveid'wfth this Wo•Akaii i
id c .:, 4l , . r , rtc, , r
, irlo,i!*e n single Incrnaf, ox ilitaln,,noinmam
4 1 4. - would ha . ° 44 4'n {lad a drain li Pcni*Atniii
leg, 7ifg,,linil given 1 4 owner eevevel.b,nekeiitteru
aonnO,iilisat. for such a,istusll outfay-9(11149.040,;-,1•
l itAne,wroton waste of labor and seed 10-tbato*rot
,it AndkY lePou: i. dirt clayey surface vrkbonrtans
: nint wititifout vsa to early , oft *mandator frillier
a lk ithey , 4t Is only non Ouch nniffkle!Y* ll4 " -
thartliondvocatert or transmutation' contend tiro
;chisitio:ialtOii place. 'Ana as eiriteet 11001' 1
• niehe'WitOlbtithati ewe, it is
ii4 - po:eioploty voirl 'ltrepaii The grouniffriettir,
1 11401 1 i itkliteetliiila Ref. Eli; ciell(1000
!Vlririr
fits 0 1 tainage, tbev sow, almost nuisoreds.b
in,!Pe j 9 Vißri e wAI
WitAi :10 41,4 ht, 01.1 hilt
O . * er4:41. 1 01. 40'.Itulian cent brplanedeste‘t
tbtadooookss 4* - 1 narrow beds oonmemb don slopii
rellEnbaboianorerwheet than thou 444(lialiSbpdlliti
pitman Holm Thais tens. -.1 d'r (*Mid
iftinteki MOW 111164Wilesei41
pr ndMvlt4attil @ l►4''~ab 11610
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ahem of the neeensity of keS
fiy °P 7 i l li t i t :V et lirei r tlirg i kr
4 1
i f frOo Atrii 4l9 .4 l er
„ .. 11 .1_,etitItTfi r t i tItilt , telffli e lhowl , novit
— .wtitasinitkPla • Rvespiomfaftwebv
sivilimi*44,,,ok•si . gpoilosoivials44llhpros
61I4Jhr yaw Jame* 41111111011 fat s
gritwiplpeat,Shodahyouanargensetissesei;
' t#.o
Oflthai
of opinien exists actionatnsens
aittiAtiiiiiiiieet cern by elnlinksa!
(4ibhrif in the fall, ur l tU , p(nsti{.,ifty ., '
i44er.,Pott of Moro!). I determiqed W 006
,40,, point—at least se far sapoesimitk i
Paps dfterinine. On the
,/ember lest, the dal on which's+, tiniebeChtwelset.)
ilkingai, l awasured two bushels. of oats Witalb
se accurately as I Could. toi4d , rt
screighad such Wallet, found the , vreishhi/ 41111. 1
pound!' respectively. The number of
in one, Ind GO in the other.' r had Otte pidart
shelled; got Sai lbs. by weight,
bushel 'mut half a peck by measuie, and'
eel's.' 'The corn was spread in dry, .4:04" ,
Where it remained till 4, few slays ainrec,4,lM# l . l
had lost
. ivat half a peck. or V/ per cent, t;tfact,,,
we , and a Galion over 3lhs. or 10, pabviginhb,i
weight. opia otri
I 61 WW4 ihrfarence of 40 , per Orli.
the 1L4.4y weight and measure,' .31...nriirtil.,1
fcrenco to bd w'counted for 7 , lib otifniptodalliwt-i
minute division rig . the water in the JlCorktbellialidili lc'
we find 'a less in weight that . ' stiorild titiedipiilik'n
space legs thin'three, pinta, there , ia an tietthitl hiliW.i"
of eitiM pirite In Wilt.. The eel'scif ilifi t alitiV'T
weie aecidbritally d'oetrexed 010 tiliit:i ilealltle ai
la
vented 114 itar,Ctieleinitlhe lose titth!..,l l4 11-1
i,: .
The delta i)Uithel'of cilia iii ,j aiiiiiidilt trary; l (c .
place, and shelled a few days, ago, io pm.*
half a hoard of Oda, weighing jostflOivoonlilla
These are the recta, es ;attuned ftemilikylaolllP 64
experiments. The '.turn :.vac i) oetieVololl4ll fl"
white, between tho tritird abed and litit. l 44difir " 4
L aLi i .
sitialty, haVing l intit ten to toln4reoge tiCt or•
lino corn ' Was in, gdod-condetteli'loVh4 its, 41/
the time' +kit; ' tiotehed thiekihif.-L.4/4 . " Li '
. .. • , , “.. ; •;ii At
LA; It anottneA
PlAsTrat ion rtaiyoZa4.4 - 11.114/00hre:
barypatt Harald autateliaita •
vier *ate& mbittek
roanatkairtaia ier ItiiiliblNUrthit,4o ( '',.. c : 4 .
tgli•bith44*Nigaikflielt
rtt
16'4 1 10611'6M it
other two hay!)l.e . cat'_. • •i: t ,"' I , •
,t 1; olla ~ , 1 1 :6 144. ttill Car
6 afr a w -AA* a
cumpanlbtr AI/ I ' 4
Gene-levity.
jirtiauditLadlui
TWO bota:Alekttli
, 1 0 1 5 i If /0 Will
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AGAICULTURA MAW;