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BY D. A. & C. H. BUEHLER
VOLUME XXIV.
PUBLIC SALE.
rip undersiened. Executor 61 the es.;
-a• tete (if JOHN STEW ART , deceits- I,
ed, will expose to Public Sale, on the
premises. on Raturday the 4th day of
"Mick, ta 1 o'clock P. M. that desist.;
ble
FARM
of said deceased,situete iii Freedom town. ;
ahip. Adorns county. Pa., contorniag 148
ACRES mod 59 PERCH ES of patented
land,- and adjoining lands of Abraham
'Crime. James Bighorn. the heirs of George
Toot, doce,teed, and others. Tile latH
Frovemettio are a two-story
BRICK HOUSE, . . ;-
Brick Kitchen and brick tqf
Smnke•hous'r. a never fail.
ling well of water at the kichen door, a
urge and convenient Bank Barn, built of
stone and frame, Wagon Shed, Corn Crib,
and other outdmildMila ; also a good Ten
ant Ronan, With n well at the door, and a
,good Stehle, a thriving Apple Orchard
and other Fruit Trees. About 41) A CRES
of the lam are in
GOOD TIMBER,
and a fair proportion of excellent Mead
ow. Pennine wishing to view the prem
ises will call up•in the enbeenber.
IK-7"Aitentlance will be given and terms
=eke known on (I iv nl sale by
JAMES CUNNINGHAM.
Executor
111:71( not soh, on Paid day, the Farm
will be RENTED at public outcry for
one year (told the first day of A:oil next.
Freedom tp., Fah. 3, 1851.-41
SHERIFF'S SALES.
Ipursuanre of a writ of Fieri Ta
m. emus, issued out of the Court of Com
mon Pleas of A:lions roomy Pa., and
411 me direelell, wilt be exposed to NI,.
he Sale, on .I'esiorilay the 411 i of ilarch.
titxt, tit t o'clock, P. Nl at the Court
lioufte in the bor.iiigh of (lettysburg,the
following properly, to wit:
No. I—A Tract of Land
shoat,: in Mountplessant township, Adams
county Pa., emitsming
79 Acres,
morn or !eq.., adjoining landed. of Joseph
Won, and Achim Y ul gon which is erect
a ao,i a hail lurv t
LOS NOUSE,
1... g Bar. will. .hells attached, log stable
81141 ; there is a spring
of good water convenient to the !louse and
sn 012C11A IID choice fruit on the
irrenii,bes. About 12 Acres are in Timber.
Also.
,No. 2—A Lot of Ground
sins Ile in saute township, containing 3
ArliEB, more or leas, adjoining lands of
Cmitms Smith, Sarah C.istiMan, Solomon
and otlierq,—paril% cleared and
' , art in Timber. Seized and taken in ex
,,ithen us the estate of fie:mtv CHAM
BLKS.
111:7•Ten per rent. of the purchase mon
ey upon all 5,11,0 t by the '3ltera, must he
paul over immediately after eta property
le struck down, and on lailu re to comply
therewith the property will be again put
up for sale.
.101 IN BCO
Sheriff's Office. amtysktirg,
Feb. 10. Issl.—td
ICERT STORE! NEW GOODS!
LADIES, THIS WAY I
Mierlellmi
lIAR (Toned, at the enrner morn in the
FRA NK LIN notlsE, woo.
Inn% ) Centro Square, Gott ybluirg, a neat
and well selected ansortnrettt, of
FANCY GOODS,
of every variety—comprising Bonnet
tins. Satins, and Velvets, Ribbons, La
dino' Dress Trimmings, Gloves. Rosier)",
, 11.mdkerrhiers. Frenrh worked collars.
ealtilirie, 1;11'0111.i nod Swiss Edgings, in.
meetings and mushily. &r &e., and gener
ally every ilkerinnott of Valley Goods, to
wine!' the attention of the Lather and Gen.
dlemen of town and COUrliry to invited.
Nov. 18. 1833—tf
I DIGIIRREOTYPE FOR
50 ti le NT'll'i4
i JIA, 6. 9
•
("'AN be had at Weaver's Gallery in
't thisinbersb u rg street. Pictures ta
ken in all kinds of weather, and will he
pump et,this Gallery in all the different
.styles of the day, at , prices , varying from
BO emits. to SO 00. So now is the time
for *fining, the.chea pest likeness ever of.
41srecl in this place. Persons will find it
.11,0 their advantage to call soon while the
opportuoity is before them, and in order
to secure a satisfactory likeness, subjects
. , are requested ~ to. weir dark apparel.—
, bGautlemeti should ivear black: with black
vest and *client,. and ladies should avoid
ehosinr , et plait and blue, :Plaid• and'
... , enntraltink.iolors are very suitable' for
-Lohildreif. ' ,
'.,1 ,I, I Nowa oi l y aineereithankistd Ma minter.
; ,.., otostriends , for • their' , past , firrord. :end so.
4 40fieltes contiunanbe of this same,. impinli by ,
f ; sisidmisliAtion to business 4o:- tinier the
P 4.1 ""L a/V who in arvisi k "m Y. Ole ry .
, ..,. . ,• SAMUEL WEAVER.
11i1Oiletst.
'Brein r t ' riefield 'le - C.' B., 4 Ed . ' 4 " MILE iinVO
',° '." l Orr '0 LINIMENT,
, - uVtrivii LESSI.E' mid writ!.
ik ,
bi'tf.'' H. IttiEhr.gli.'''ikeif for
•;: ammytunty.
:11 3 4110e4 IMit“Sin. , i:
Matter ji•is•iess f t
10011, 'ha Wooki
Mies !I•s: ebilikess 4 prektigghosp
iggrOi•
The Rimini, Lochinvar. beauty au grandeur of nature exist only
as light to tfie blind and music tb the deaf
The higlionted czar had his eye on the east,
For trestles end truces he tire* nut the least, The whote world of asthma ' m
art, poetry, u•
And save hls good pin te na be conscience has ale, painting, all are •burie
d for him in. that
none,
Ho talks like the Vandal and acts like the HUN
So faithless in ponce, anti so ruthless in war,
Have yo o'er heard of king like the big booted
czar 1
No staved not for spoech, bid with sabre and gun,
He rushed into Turkey though coulee these well
But when he got.near the nld Iron gate,
Be found eartain renons wind' urged him to wait,
For down by the Danube wood Omar Naha,
Pteparod to encounter our big•honted cur.
So hedrew up him leitiens—serf, tumid and thrall,
His footmen. and hoteemen, and condone nod all,
Then tint rpnkr hold Omar, his band on his sword,
id on attitude fitting an Ottoman Lord,
•'Oh come ye in peace here, or come 3e in erer,
Or to see St. Sophie, you big-boutcd czar
"I've long asked your homage, my suit boa de
nied,
And my holy religion you've scorned and decried,
!=0 now lye come down with Oil army of Mine,
The right,' and the wronge of the case to define,
And you have not a chance, fur the in uaselusan.
star
Must pale when it looks on the flog of the tsar
Ile 11 mg down his challenge the Turk to-,k it up,
(Reworking on slips 'mixt the lip and the cup)
And deigned to his logic the briefest reply.
"That the claim unjust and its rodents a
lie,'
And be brought opium. thouunds of swords as
a bar
To further advance by the big•booted czar,"
8n before Oltenitza the battle tank place,
And the Ru•nnun thought proper to right about
far.,
Por the guns of..'tainbotti had a menacing !mem.
And a bomehell sent dying the llannenburg
plume,
And the Cossacks all grumbled, "'Twere better
by far,
To eat tallow at home than dine out with the
czar."
One hint would not do, nor one word in his ear,
The despot ronnniinds, and his men persevere—
no again to the hreezes their standards are 11.ing.
And Katafit echoes the wor-hunipet tongue,
And 'lra Ottoman. charting, has scattered ear
The ill-footed trooper)! the brit-booted czar.
there was wild disarray in the rear and the van,
The Moslem tiny rode and the Cossacks they
r.nr.
There wa■ raring and chasing—'t Swam pleasing to
OMR
The Ruse wee well hest as a Ramadan can be.
may this, and meth worse, be all fortuntrof war
That awaits the old pirate. the Lig.booted czar.
THE STRENGTH OF THE SOUL
Every human soul has some point on
whieli it rests. As every arch has its
key-stone, every lever its fulcrum ; as ev
ery body has its centre of gravity, which
must rest on something, so every soul
must. have a pint, out of itself, of stability
and repose. •
We cannot always tell what it4s. A
man does not always know what it is hitte.
self. Men do not often ask themselves
questions enough to know what the strength
of their souls is. Like the vital firce iu
the body, we know when it is present end
when it is gone, but not where it is.
Here is a man full of activity and timer-,
gy, joyous, vigorous, the life of his circle.
Suddenly, as if struck by an evil eye, he
seeing to collapse and wither—he InS , 'S his
energy and elasticity ; ho does nothing,
and is good for nothing. Nobody knows
w hat Las coins over the wan ; but the
strength of his soul is departe d. IVliat ,
has been touched ? What has gone from,
him T Oftentimes the world knows not;
lie perhaps tells no living creature ; all we'
know is that the nun is blighted.
Nor, when the strength of a tune's soul i
has died out, does be always die. There,
are many men, and women too, who out
live the strength of their souls. One may !
if:l•C in the western forest‘ girdled trees a-,
( round, in which never more vital sup shall
ascend from a living root, yet still, for a,
while, shooting forth blossoms and leaves,
froul the mere habit of a past vitality—
, and so nun, ashen the strength of their
, heart is dead, often live on from the mere
mechanical hubit'of living.
Sometimes the strength of a mart's soul
lies where he does not look for it. He on
ly discovers where it was by the blow that
strikes it.
Here is a man of reading, a man of ye
ricd intellectual resources, a man of wide,
accomplishment., versed ill art. and skilled
in learning. He shows himself frit:tinily,
and has scores of friends ; he hits a fair 1 •
wife whom he loves passing well. A beau
tiful daughter prattles and, totters around
his fire-aide--so tiny a:, creature, so fair
and fanciful, with her eat curls, her gay
ignorance, her sweet absurditiee—.the little
thing seems made only as the ornament
and luxury of existence—its toy and play.
thing, not its essential want. The roots
of this aerial wind•flower Seem too thread
like and fine to strike into the sleep and
lbwer granite of eau's soul,. The man
plays with her daily. when he closes his
books, or comes in from . his business, but
ho thinks of her as a passing perfume, a
dew-drop, a bird-song on a glad morning
—a merry song to beguile a passing hour.
Ales i there comes 1 day when the worry
voice is. silent, and of all t hat life and beauty
there remains only a per, sorrowful wreck,
white, calm, and deadly chill * ,
He rises up_fretu, his...clead, to go .ferth
as afertqinut. „l"le, tries, all, that pltapned
bgfortvhfit .14. tile , EA4CKti, ,4'41. ha
apt all that he AsAl r f;
..1;h1111144 4,,his 1
soul has departtA 1 ,Those •ArtaWl-49 fir
ores were wean* A* th e 4Pep,30 4 1 1 t4i
of hla, aoulli • •tlis • f ( tDdittßatt Pk. ilil:/ite
have been !tunic $414911,444;1"-.7..
Auothsr 41114 StAano4 :kW.** gl i .!
WiOlitliP Pf. *Mk; WWI illell* : „' he
1 0ortg OgntkospiaP AP JP:Pit P h a
7,
49 dtlithe igt4141040. - 4 tv,t,0140810, 6 " .
81, 0 0( 4: bUte m. , some Artist* ~ oat '
Pat* $ O 4l-4,4wA4 Fie' 4 1 1 0 1 POing'
Witd.:WWWWwt, , titlik ' d1 1 4 1 1.4: 7, ,,AW.W4W*,134
quit i lo 2, kkkOWWl,Nt4l4 , 41-i.wPflok h ies
auto?, , beg' . giitts i ,
,tittgat for
4 14
Otougkt l iepliiis , tor,* 4 1 1-41, 414 iii
4441' 1114n4,:,1* P 4,1. 01 !iaMth
Of '144, . 4 0 :4 fir,. 04 1 1Ptilq.$?511- Pat tut
ad. , 4l44 , Pcw4wilitiVittiV, lwit*Wwtl, two,
Ai* No t , kitfutl3hip • 'cicangqiy, ae.
tit* a10041.14P. 11 41/MPa1f4,,11911414
_pirt,l
bug APPP•zieinft aye ,fil, .tswws . a• !
kWh& - /PI tki&T.Wws4 , 91T, W* hi
daps I Noweiie tfis . ~.44 oho sile
iiirsq *tool ,*at fas hiedi sing iofr . go
TTYBVIRO, I'iIDAtIVEgING, MAR CH .'9, 1854: '
one grave,
The pima/ph of au inferior soul is in his
riches. The than loses a wife, and he is
sorry ; but still lie 'bowl up bravely, and
life still has attractions ; , ,but. a stroke
sweeps away hie riches, his Wet labor of
accumulation, and the mania crushed ; he
holds up his head uo more; the strength
of his soul has departed.
Ambition is tile' strength of another
mane soul--to gain some station of daz
zling eminence,—to be above other men--
The roots of his being all run into this i
, des ; the man developes from it ; it nous
iamb him for years. Wife, child, liters
tore, wealth, art—all these are well in their
way ; they are very good, nay, they are
beautiful in his eyes, so beautiful, so good,
that one might some times think that in
them lay the vicinity of his being. But
I these fade, these etiange, these die and pass
' from him, and though the man be troubled,
it is but for a season. He /silica a kingly
pine ; his smaller roots have been cut, but
the deep root of all holds him upright.—
Now the axe is laid to that, and the sound
of his full is as the crushing of a mighty
pine in the still forest.
Sometimes a man scorns to be chased by
sorrow, from refuge to refuge, from out
worlyto outwork, bravely fighting all the
way, scorning to yield himself vanquish
: ed. At last he entrenches himself in the
very inmost citadel, and here makes a des
perate stand. If this is taken, the strength
of his soul is vanquished. Plutarch says,
that iu the plague of Athens, Pericles lost
his son, his sister, his wife, and almost all
his friends who were capableof ttitsisting
him in the business of the State, but pre
served an immoveable tranquility. He
neither wept, nor performed any funeral
rites, nor was he seen at the grave of any
of his relatives, until the death of Puralus,
his last legitimate son. He attempted, e
ven then, to keep up his firmness of be
havior and serenity, of mien ; but, in put
ting the garland around the head of the
deceased, hilt firmness forsook hint, and he
burst into tears and low lamentations.
How blessed then is he, the strength of
whose soul is immortal, indestructible, per
fect ! How secure he, who feels that the
deep roots of his affection have laid hold of
wlist can never perish and never change !
This man may have all manly longings and
all womanly tenderness ; he may desire a
generous fume, a successful nativity ; ho
way fold to his bosom a kindred heart; he
may joy in the life-flowers that spring and
_blossom round his hearth-stone ; in none
of these is his life hid. Cud is the strength
of his heart. Beyond all earthly love and
beauty, beyond all fond desires, more than
ell that eye bath seen , or ear hoard, or
heart of man conceived, loves and adores
his God. Unless God can change, unless
God can die, the strength of his soul can
not be broken.
A poor, simple man once said, "I have
lost my property ; it is all gone. I have
lost all my relations ; my last son is dead.
I have hrSf my hearine and my eye-sight;
I am all alone, old and poor, but it all
makes no difference. Christ never grows
old, Christ never dies, and Christ never
will forsake ute."—lntlependent.
TPE CZAR OP W e have al
ready printed aped deal of the subject
of Sinop. but perraps not., the following.
saeedore :—"The officer whim) Prlnce
Menschikoff sent from Odessa to St. Peters
burg with the despatches announcing the
riotoay at Sni.l.o, spared no exertiuu to
accomplish his journey with unusua I sp9ed,
and on arriving at the capital, was, accord
ing to Russian custbm, immediately ush
ered Into the presence of the Emperor to
whom ho delivund his despatches, saying,
"I bring your majesty intelligence of the
successful issue of a considerable action "
On which the Emperor, much gratified,
took hint with him into his cabinet, and
',sated himself to peruse their•contents.—
When he had finished, and addressed him
self to the welcome courier to express
,his
delight at the tidings, be found that the
officer, worn out with fatigue, had fallen
asleep, nor was be to bs roused by any or
dinary means. %Vitt' that quick apprecia
tion of human nature peculiar to the Czar,,
he called out roughly, 'So, and so, your
horses are ready,' and the zealous courier
at once started up to his supposed duty.
.The• Emperor then inquired of him what
rank he had. ',Kapitari.' 'Well, then,
(to au adjutant in attendance,) bring me a
pair of epaulette* A I promote you on the
spot te be Podpolkowntok (Lieutenant Col
onel.) Embrace me ; and when the as.
tonished 'officer had availed himself of, this
rare diatinction o the Caar kissed r biin on
the cheek.. Since thep no nattier., tam
has been allowed to profane thenheuit bil
lowed by the Emoror'olip.t"
ARaitrocr.-4 bog . Jeavoi to
propose a abort, clear, And strong ergo.
merit to probe the divine o ("the
holy . Bcripturits, The Bible mull be' the
invention tother{er good men for *meets,
bad leen or devil' ' , or, of Gud., nould
4 01 b" 11 !" i9 9 1 1 .R 14 19,"( SPA f'r any
gels, for they nelt4er wOuld'oecooli) rpoke
a boot, IketlnnW It*ere,
.viritini is, hilogNerliett /Atli lthei Lord,"'
whea.it was their own-iaveritioli or
bid , Pens . 0 1 1 Yt-!P"; 4 't" •
Ma4o l , book cl?mn3ands .11 duty,
ali sin, and eorpjetneelheii
to till ttiliteiinity. itbrs
rteieluoiell;4lhatdta:flibilqawtchavra,b,esi .
hues; by .divine
110'w Virretiet Witte lilittittiorhey
'wire 'rather bird' Oa the &dein iiiitelielt.—;•
lasetig the tread neer* in that 'incisor:
!own them is prominent/ An ortinr,frow the
,niteriff to hie deputy., in whitth the
is coinresnded to mks arm of the' pont
wite'heir end hang her the' nwek
ihe be' dead and 6teried r • And the dop
es,- subjoin* his testimony that he hes as
sented ,She °Wet.
Dein' Sorel% proposed , toiitix finale
baidy.tand Isastersay lady #tr. rude ha
dooniihanno. H. hid ties as 1941 bit
404401 Y paid °Pt' 0e very, prodpeti!e.
mPIABLEBeAND FREE r
.
Ptellklia Veliptitiony'.
Marriage lir I l beautiful st
rangeeneut. r !Sy ProVidenee
not solely as 'wapiti'? up pop.
ulation, or ar `.snel" minnow
cal eonvenied ie blending Of
two spirits it aseulme re A.
smiting Waite ;enjoin*, a ge.
lion. IF 11811 10 . soirityk ' if
r.,
finny betweet i the design Ia
acdomplished. iffietltY, we be:
lieie, may cot other lifieluitl
ly ae in this.
Premature •e among the
greatest evils
,and It Would
not be a bad a yie of 14fornie,
,
if an • sink. hurry society
were inetitent iyii people leap
into the mit,, silk no more
.
consideration' told paNake of
a dinner—lit it, w 1444 01)019
in, they are ti . end onetime.—
There is but . ' les ten mutual
analysis of di, comparison of
tastes and alit / seem to fin.
cy deed, if - there 'ire igitY, discrepanclei, the
fatal Gordian knO"l'liiCh can selektin be
cut, and uevei.„u t ,
will harmoitlie
all. , illr
l i
The,nonibers ilt t ve, felt thiectruth—
the dumber still'? ' it` to ilteir heart's
core—are incaliu ' They recognize
it as ilettgreat mii 1 their lives. 'the
chain is not to thertiii p 'silken one. hnt a
cable,pf iron, tiliii I,tens around them
anti a more. Aiki g out all hope and
41
•nergyi sub ' ' for love, and eat.
ing out. w •••,,, inner lile
of the sot
Boys ai
extent that
till they a
turekpen
dy, Wainn
and finds
per lip—a
elle emprigi
aced frock/
in aysuine
of life. A,
enneent, th
Green, mu
ninety-inn
will never
M 81
fancy. T
party rare
ili
,glare,
MECO
appear an
loveable.
tor under e
of the elas
They 'nor
opitomite p
gutty. tl
Ach other
18 to (11.1 it at home, in the parlor. ih the
kitchen, and occasions that lest the tem
per. We see the result of these unions
in the almost daily divorces that are taking
place--in the running away of husbands.
leaving their wives and children to starve
—and in the elopement of wives. Not
only this, but we witness it in broken
spirited men, made old in the prime of
life, struggling - on fur mere focal and cloth•
rintl'elielter, and to women, ernes, dir
ty. 'sluttish and wrinkled.
It .wouttl be quite impossible fur us• to
depict faithfully the mishit* of physical
and moral evils that result from these sm.
ftilalliarilee—tor /Wed they 'are. They
'ruin the body, .corrupt the morals, and
stultify ibe.mtuil. And the result dues
not stop with ltualiand, towl wife. There
are the children. They partake of the
feehleheas tind . vicee of the Parents, both
physical' art& moral, and to. tiot into the
busy work! .stunted and gnarled. Gud
pity thew 1 . ,
We would not be . understood as speak
ing against die hisiitution of marriage. it
lis holy, beautifhl and Seneficent. But' let
!every, one . nike his pinto, orlione. Let
not the brave eagle pair with the stupid owl:
nor the gentle dove With the citilliLcrour.
lit is a glorious night (Oahe two old people,
who have Weathered 414 storms, and
basked in the sunshine, of , together.
go hand in hand. loviugly „cud truthfully.
down the gentfe declivity of time. with no
angers, nor
.pitliobsies, nor . h4reds garner
ed up agaitist ti'eh other,? . cod looking
with hope 'Pill joy in the everlasting youth
of hes Vell 14 , lwre. they . two shall he one
forever. That is true tnarriage—for it is
the marriage of spirit with apish. Their
love is woven in. a woof of gold, that
neither time, nor death,mor , eternity, can
sever.—The
A DnWhalen from the. West went to pay
his ExceHenry:the President e visit. He
happened to call just *I the President
and four others were sitting down to
' The President asked him to be
seated, it the same time. intpdring if
there, was In) thing. new Wet/wogs in the
plum try.
'''No, I links not, except one of my oows
hash live calves:"
I .Ail—:.iiideLikl—and do they *II suck at .
ene Limo." •
"Not litri" , reied the Detchman,ttfour
at 'em suck w hile Mudder looks
slam r z . .t
3. •The hint wecee Megaincitu4ilteAa,cfeata
Nate ries, imnsedietelYord,ero 4U1,4 chit Milkman, seated st the table!, *kith ha
gartank"iit ai . nbuitnnatile'
Biaftilentir thk , Pnenident. 1, :
` *loth - iniolidt tie bis Wert
.soudieliserrno)t, stimpeddeCessbettillY
rote4ewi whit ihso hal Istidsorvincl,l es *
golltAir for.s!*Prill 1 0 If9f4io"
which, on corsqlepoucon t .epeonmi b) to:.
quire improceilidtt Widib dollik'sn,' he
*eh weetosSedsby nbislllll.ledeocefr , eleild
bout tfrom lowari of *ge._ . Joe*
Mid tell, you giblet' 'to Jr** • dime in.
ly my stiltd:" "Thep whit 'you
Kotiteli it out
. loio,-= • I
An honnit „
reptilstiOn Is Within the
reach of all !ben ; thoY °Milli it by social
virtues, end by doing their duty. This
kind of reputation. at •is trite, fla i r ,
Hier briliinl, am startling. i tri i# is flWaYi
the most useful fur haproneqs.
1/s *h*& is *os wPcihrStioNSS
4 1 f,r4tSsi !irsisis 'pm gook!.
be Pegg ill am . 1a Isar 0r Win ewe.
!• , The sawomplik. ' , .. , ,' •Prile'11011011i11110WIlellige)odi • '
How !onset:Ob the fitesidW when diets" iffthiti 61 "I' 60046,i'' '" -
is ow ostisprper I Ask:,the Istasanlltws, : 'Ltifi l li l lY iftt l ingl44llsitil''' ) 41 '
good Itortita, the ysehil immune,
.and, the ''' ' util ' seircists4 •vt . ...
witty sayings of the newspaper—ask h -' ' ' I r l " . " 1 * 11141 t 4 1411111111 0 ' .l. 4 " ''' I
Oland same other bo twining, ~, it ..'.
it t value—let him be deprived of tea toe Lives Mrlogh ifitstsiwboleillistls.
a few 'week', and 'the*** him. io pdt an _,_ . ..
estimate upon it .! Wilt .he aay, that two or 111 it * rmg nl ith i-112 " 81 " 114 * - Wand
-
three duller* are 'lollipop!) 1 tiri, 11110 ;h.
.. ( Bow e / or t hp . 11 4, t ,,
~ _
will esteem it one of his greatest u,:eattUre,s, 00,40, 1 10C a ,4 *beim ( venieib., l .l •
and value it accordingly. ' • : lifildmeabot, Illatceiniabdeish, ~ • i: , :,,: t
We were red to 'little redeCdonal ',the . . rim*, !oil i ONthr'l4 ,l o o v., in - •
other day, by an . industrious "worthy matt, , r All ,thetpeopla,lsmdtspid,gmTis t ,e,
who called at oar, offnuste subseribe for a 'Or 'Mid Ma clouds:or valleys rano
paper. said im., ••,; was talciNi it, but rag 46 d 1 Wei Pe1 ) .01 4 6" 44 , '
times were so hard, I pait) up and quit,; . I LI:Ur which "111 li t
-, 4
and I (tuition get ilong Without it: 1 hiie , Jko k uw . ow Am . e. ..,,
not the Money to pay now, sod 1 Ik4e ' ,___ .
~,_•‘' •'-' '-• '
called to see if I could gel it on credit till PP** NOPsllolomaulfluk
a annular a don : thous won
fall ; for I must bovia,it„.con.some terats-r. Lovingly thew s/4 6 w1 e l, , ~,
I would not be 'without it for mu dot-
,The a enlists every hlostom,
lure." . 'Ewell witld gobbet* itiillifiliabS , 1 "v-1,
. lietweibalevedgemcgrdpo 00 1 .4, 1 4- . 4 -; ; _
; Imre OisgssideftworWrit ; sN , 4. ,
ifoTsii. hf!ttilll. PIMA, sir, ~r‘
' Ad bed* on onittilidAsiiitif''`."- ,
antnhisi thashrdir kittalWl: 4 ...-y - % ; a
..Till t s ; 1040 104, 1 1 1 0011104, , , e. 'l
Tit or to thr mid tAit. ' t
Of course we placed his 'mime bit our
list with greeteheerfulnesawi 'Both tneware
the beet subscribers in the,wor4l.. (except
those who pay down.) Theinill always
pay stoke time it fails doe.
Everrfantily ought to haee a paper I it
t 'ditty they owe: to their• children; If
nothing - else. Who admit their obildren
to grow, in perfect sigeoranee,. ha order to
save the price of, newspaper.
TOMO% BILL
Br SANNIt POMMES:
Bbrea bat a daintOlesswitt.
sy 3llsy winJa kissed apart,
With a blush upon the petals,
And a dewdrop et the heart.
When the storm wind Gornto to try her,
Will she feebly bow her heed,
-While her faded litres drop sighing
To the chilly gado" bed t .
Or Will s brave, hifh epbOt
Prom the quirenng dew-drop spring*,
Lore wenn the rnee•tint &impart •
a greater
of waiting
and ma-
'nun'? dan
o.i.jacltets,
on his up•
loon .fte
Faith misread each leaf is wing I
God
,make der true and earnest!
God mike her firm and sure% !
;to: ire Air join the angels.
Her heart sltalLsing their song.
ml abrevi
' qualified
niaibilitira
la" Won't
ADAK A$D Eva.—We talk of Adain
and Eve us having, been before the 100 in
• very happy condition, but there way mut
thing they missed, they never were chi].
dren. Adam Weyer played' inarhlcs.' .He
never played •'pokey." He neverdrove
a tandem of
.boys withal sorrii, nor ska
ted on a pond, or played "ball:: or. ~rode
dowu bill on a
,baud sleigh. And, ,Eve,
she never !nude a playhouse, and took tea
with another little girl from the little tea
table,set out with the hay tea-things ; she
never rolled a hoop, or jumped the rope,
or pieced a baby quilt, or dressed a Oil.
_They nemar_playnd_..Ablind matt=a _bud
.e Gretna
%* I hat. in
lied, they
result of
evening
ter. Un
tie dance,
rry qmp
nan may
tly, scold
tie places,
haven.—
etl In du
only ini
.mr pussy wants a coriter." or "hotly
bialy," or any of the lames wa n 'which
childhood disports '•ficar blank
their age must .bave been, wibereitt. no
memories. of early pooh • came flititiing
back front the long past. no ini4er's voice
chanting a,lullohy to.ihe:ear of iiiiincy ;in
the still bows If night. no word. Of ifind
neas speaking nit! th e churc,hlarct,vrhere,
she sleeps. , Adiro sod Eve. and they : ; a.
lone of pit the,,coootleop
.of, m en
and women t hat tape. over lived, rao
childhood. ' , '
Otino , Esimon s
Lynn News tetlettie folloviing story oftin
incredulous yOung triad. WHo6e'fatNer'lled
'promised belore'dentiflo , libld
aorniniiiiiendim with hint
The 'spirit of the old • gentlemen' (Who
by the way shad been ifteneWbet severe ,
hi minters of diecipllne;)':vial `. Yip..
and held tionietiM venation with bil;boy.
Bik the theitaliget went Mod all' eonvitioleg e
and the youg Mari would/ not 'believe
that lira &the? hitt lenj , thlng to do with
' ' ' •
"Well, (nye 'Yhe mmlittm.) 'whac
can rinr father • %JO' to 'remove your,
douhtv to ' • ' ' •
qf he will perforni *me - set which
is characteristic ' hire. 'snip 'without
any direction 'as to • what it shall be.
1 shell believe there id Something in
, aVery well: (aaitt the Inedium) we wil
wait for 'mime aiiiiifestatitor froth the spiri
land." ' . ' •
' This was no Sooner eald than, as the
siory goes, a table 'walked 'op to the;
young nian, and without nittett'eiremonyi
kicked !din wit of the ['vont I• ' • t
**Held On ! itojt him !" cried the term
tied ytottli. ..Thatrs'the old toga ! L be
lieve it the ripping. !"•
Millen+ lots never abbe had 'a desire
to stir the old gentleiban.
iWHAT'S IX • 116111111 1.4•1•1111‘. lb*
German poet. throws loins light On
66 U 6 analyst to this common query, .
this :07-
.
I ed toytit. nee heppy day,
What I shun d call her in m tic;
IV what woke! none,' from loiror Orem*. .
Iphliftli. Melba, Oslo.* • , ,
Lows. Lesbia, paha,,lmele,
Doriolina or Loveless ,
"Ab l" replied omseethlefre • ' .
' " 1140 . 1• 4 I '4o us 1 1"nr bPt, sir 4
Take Oh; whatever elide t b. pv-7
*Melia, Iphigerk thhiria,
Laura. Logi , D i fi v voc i 1 •,1. .4 J
fllut dogi'brorrith datt awaits" ft: 0 . , , I
TA* ittiftek , 44 4 o,9r Ott " la all 'i d : /4
iilPlFilf a pipHlor.l44 , * 1• ,1. 001 4 : 4 !2, I A
xi* 404 4 ,4 !Mr 1 1 4 91 1 0 1 , 1 9 91%.1 Ri,!4: , ur
I t
shollteitO i ll i k ie4 4 o . l il!nl s Pit, , / be i l l,i 61.' 1'
ri 44 1,00A 0 5190°F% , . -44 ?,7” i i a . wee k Jr'
fRo ph", fir,ipok Rulf. l l, , M1 11 91W, 4 , 4 6'1413
1 1 140.0 1 1 1 ;•,441 11 9. CAY R tl l ll'
1 , A ItHit 'Peidatiiiiar . liett l itt *her hod
lindirgiffie itiiiii•fidrisinstions. 'ivies *eked
if oh? stini sdiiiristml When sillieitinint °vent
'iiiiik h'et. She replied, uNii; from tbs.
trist"s do knhvi it irk?' seiitien; that throne;
mue Irihniolinn we 'divot enter Onto The
1160 dth . bf Ond I and When oar teonbles
with . we said dile is setisi'les elpectie..",
ikAh.l" 'eh! filerephine Angelina. 'peak.
ing on Mlle nulijeet in which her feelings
were warmly enlisted, ••How'gladly
woulkinnibrsoe inopportunity !"„r• Wool tf
thee" were.** opportunity. • inierrepted
fier beetifillinves. ,
*4lll.la.iriaVuWarer;r 'eye le
dJe*tlllot. ••• 11.1' u •
, 3;11, „
~u .. , -r; ~.
This is devices" letliodsit.the .yesr
for colds—people should bit +artful. Mrs.
Parsing.* says she iha got a.Ttonisalio
tiffti,os :in bile', shoulder s ne v riPir•
fi*, l l l4l 'thin*
region o er jegulir ittin all' ) roiit the
opettitig of 'Mr 'teituirkie tti 'hics i bottle et
a couple of bellegrent cats on the sits&
CanviasmosteoNstast swot, llJitt seed
when you sow tdtiviir, Foto puncte)sre
nut enaagit to the, sent; put t ,ittt net )less
titan six, mid not trightened,ir,ida
scatter a Oak I ',The 'east seperieihrtif
thiekly ',oven tinsel/14Ni stir others A*
Gnat 'indiums* is, satr snitnifeab twatead
The tl o?. dall'ormrtfrottctrifst
non par alit,fidatut"—.sad tory , 4titraws4 l
at duo. 1)e Mrs 4 raftlt,4o l 4WOßil *
(lay, oral ,to ;r oarrow . dog
will Vet riady to anallitlite yott loritiViiii
ing mate: "fliti lotion nitilkiltititittkii
side of some folks' rib, thaq toitioatispio,
lines of MI grostepls u'pariGsit.lasksoi r
w.rilinn by s WesttiyiEbnol3-,,-
"When you see their eyes illeten;" then my men
g rih t 1.. rt ., • r.. -0 .1
Were the hut dying , epoji SINPIWO
• Also revives a lainenl fur ~llritaode~
Ilimilton':-r
Aliee Biier, *hi tfiev yve'd,in. • '
• You've sil'at geekt.,osneellAlearetee; - A
' )( V r) 44 11 1 41641 b 491 4 140 , ' , ..
And shot hint Jowl 7 17, ors. pislAilt
We reinemtier tiv A 1141 1 1,. ispnif as
01044; by s' s ileilenk rola" bilidt: ei lilt' ties.
i , oela iteeeidemielisueefeasioniv..,
'Come on breve boys, with good
And iire,goe pus. „at p*TirA9lollSri. • •
You lomi, and It' tgas Vent,.
Ht ethae6 til'orshit lit 16'41010 1 ' C
Touloarm.--Mow many of no• poor
mortals are 'natio 10161111th r,
pathos the fogetallai Vat, folawfoi..lllll3T.
computed, sit we learn ' Atti{li wilts Newd,
of kl,t when* 1
oTwas over thus from obihnsomb boor.
P llt * l 4no LlV•l# 4o 'fin
t..
one domes pidgins 11130 - Weip
laiketose •
'Pre'lo , laciA ittibl'atriikkiTittliect i le
i4lntrheaAil *kW- oCitits.
iity or mtedion betwesara Inuid
,avase phils itrld•.o o 4l ribfrAlkiuoassswton
OW° c°,l l a nO 4ll ll . 1 Ph. 4uo9r *9lPg'.
Wel) itiore isn .
,
,MaTartana-Pit Woßpso-tilklutPAnbet
ALP, ouPflacrl 1 1' 4 1 14 0 1
ferittir, cheer aati , our
ptat.i. kMti Ranillir t 3 reAtif
of ifililitpui s "'Phil jot tny
The epsulamsi "'Oro by Pribie,,Alberl.-
when in lulrtiostouta.trb w 4 orth ihe trifling
Boni '•of 412,1500-44 , satin :Stab 'bd sash
shoulder.
,
11 ; 431 / 4 91 P1 CNr•OrTiki9 f Olar rk; w _h o m
.moakte r cl , !A
grave error her thhl Atha' hi the wan
whom the ttei'ptt.''• • • • •
flrx tolsa tont' ri
Fiithobin— in urollitt itiii+6o4liiiir of
thin world eothe ' I'•iirmiler,t 'll4ly
they might just se,—reanionntily
that the man had-.is head. in his hat !"'
OnFRYI
lance leh i ns w s a ti r i hrtit i tuiin 46li e i tto r
and tie Slash, to raiott;. b ihtuatiti
aine *gal Moody.: !I oat opiates. that,
is auati.htaaj MORN 11944 ke,,loots
*:P! ) ". °L OP% • "i • "r •
at` is aulaniid in iok.,Preitilb :pplblirvinn,
gal tho 'EIPROIRI
• cmid „' l ooo 4.•0: 04114•. K t
R.*
naPl'4 6 ig(osba,frst op ti,V o, Of
18l i gnut , od - 0,11 8 q., 4 ,04
, ,• ~ x i .741
• I / V! - 1 -vappoikr4g
4 4. Will Kvit(lnatir 1019911§ 1 , 1 Rh(LNA
cax!er.Ao4l,) , 4- 1 - 1 -. twbv i flo t soh
sidlied 'firi ffieiiit.'ueliiiin4 op; '4414
hottoe i Aii i 4 ouing f e e r a i n ,,i, , t t. ~, i 7., ~.
...$ .4$ ... v ,..
_..is, . r . ,:, di
'g
ti ll 11 4
111 . 1 , a ; it tr p a l : I mrt a ht ki l r 14 : td ir e
lieeigio*O4ll 00 INEIN” %he rf 04 NI t.
r
um,. hinareace4 . oasp , father 41 a , (weir
plautittP:l , - , 1.1 :,. - 1" ,•1 ~ ', ~ "
rwq 01.11,Wriffet nr.ocd• in, &he ,Eng.
Leh tapper begin withA—Resirt, nupe.
tloi e, Hepriinese;ana
.frartnerprodueos annually ulna hundred
million gallons u( wine.
You can tell how whir a a man's rep.
Utatiou is, but yott eau% tell bu* 104.
Punch speaks of voniroa as the ••dear
departed."
• Moving kr a new trili—Qourting fat
s 41147011C1 IW tre.
Punch says, little ebildren are the III;
IltielirAi ,;)
neipe0Z1144744144 4 1 Oiatinir
tootitiA•iluL oft Mittbeting4l7'
TWO DOLLAR& Ma 111 MI
'; , .t,
:1 .s;
A .erritee., , in , the lbws Cultivetee
Owls INV kneeing me the symptom
WiliCiuMidi , " kir the hello* Wm
isiPrim optimism me dropping' of dati
ssi nett, ems, lying dove, turning ,ths
tsl•ik ctßef.lha beak. toward* the shoulders,
Itlelp,* to, head. This think lift
Aimstio. affecting' the !wait; and
ikeiphorni.
ntirTrTake a large" tibia spoonful of
I/1444 1 1 4 lard , sullcient when warm
to *eke it soft like paste, poor it on the
top of 4ine,head as the root of the horns ;
mkt ;Slum!' or flat piece of Iron, heat it,
enitholdiLover the head so MI to heat the
log Of 'hi head. 0* much u the hem will
beard : tepost,Orice in two or three days,
psc[horys the horns on the tinder sole, two
,44;04,40, lashes from, the head, to es in
min friothair. and let the putrid matter
oet„if, soy ie , collected. I bps never
ktmen, the; fail 'if.taken ,before too for
("Li lutes cure one cow when the
top of the he'd was so full of metier, dist
,opened s place above the ea which
01 0 44* atom thou halls plot. This
wile in the summer. the cow was fattened
in the fell sad killed; the head wee all
,righs,,pacepting a place at the roots of the
horns about as large as a small spoon
ifte: giii?• 9 s ;—A short Liam back I
WOW wild i friend, upon whose la* I
t,o,c,.tirio,Fiiiestisordinary
... good Irish pa
fairsta.' Tile/ werfus line as though they
ifunlliter bben taken from the row. pa-
Sinn to kimi hour he kept them so fresh
he informed me that imtitetliate
ky 'altar digging he packed his potatoes in
*toe viinit'ln the earth, and covered ky,a
ui it , fodder to keep out
iii IrMit, t and iorrounded by a trench to
tkettater, His boxes usually
itplinad three, four or five bushels, with
in them !Our or five inches iquarf.,
which he ' set a board chimney coutaip
14' A" 44 about al .inch square, This
Could G. lifted 'dui, 'end thus made en
o" 4 .nafiiiyi far ilia hand to reach in and take
' • •
outthe pro Slnce vidopun
s. g .
plan, as he inform e d me, hiti'potatoes kept
lihuidillY and were always fresh,
totalbriunlikeiths stilted thing, kept in
AallailS sad:ether, pious exposed to the
,fir•. c. J. .
• W e'haie arrived at fl
ub same result ' by
keeping otir piftitrats tu'barielti in the cel
lar cortretvrith a leo
Art 4..
00r,alk;r ca okok , la liormos.0•01116
r... o 4r:frisilt *Pin 404 E.q., 01 akar
plumy, seuAlf whilst fullorting rowdy fur
,
o When the crack open. and metes ifie
horse hone, take a"piebe of light' orip
irhil i fl or t i l e rfg ,4l erOPPt and Bunch Aix or eight luilelitidt, no t at three. pr
Ilitiiiiiiii? iiiiiii 4 on tech' ifile'Or ths'efitelt,
tied Ililit lb MI titibt‘aa'-tit.ar . tire hair' as
ihentelititplwairell then ininil will permit. 4—
Have the opposite loot?, held up bj OW is* ,
silte , itt, !Rol ello! }At: One to its plare in
n Ittaltrikr , nanimr. won prom!, ;yews
, 6 .,,,0b1e '
l ieerisitttespdr of e n i nc h i n ', mo p .
1 4 410(1, i l l, I to r ris;,.. s slioulti be wade
I . 15 t tbOOF Wtlilt,iiiiali sprigging aw 1.,...
IP'N s
to ,' jl'llonit the horse, can be either
1 - ,rf
14' e if cure era ct a sore ;nu
; t
ni t
1 ' I
,et , th e . top, of tie hoof' whoot,the
lit iti#iiiinettini. which may be done with
i d i i iillfr E ls i t l , r /Pli e nTed" i• not to cut too
4"1" , jlitlepplf§ foot or something epee
it), 'l4Vit inserted iu the wound to made a
inlw 'end 4hi'do p e l l have seen the plate
tienelii,o:o,lwo or threctitontha and know
frp,pte4perience dial it is much ' preferable
fa,, giber, inotle I have ever seen tried
tifi t t A '. hone ha. to be used."
=ME
T A , . New 'IOAPIVIRE.—Robert Bryson.
lEtsgotrl Clamberland county, about eight
futlerfrovnitliarriaburg Pa., his been 'ex
perfloutottlig foetus last - ten years to make
sithatisted fah bank seallable A stid valwahle
asloaNdrsli hesedewhis mageficent farm,
heilkinirista *orritar on the tanning bolsi.
nesso after a !mat deal of ex..
pence, and many failures, he has sec.
doededin 1 rit method of pro.
AlAcinfl fr Ole 44 AU, fe,ffiCloll3l 1111111114/te,
tir.pleu
Wit ffaeffiir Vita whOoled bot on a let el
lerelkM off %Wu or
three feet thick. Over thiche spreads a
layer of-two-or three inehes of lime, and
401%1 •liWitits the :bed an prepared re
issionter two • years ; at the and of that
lifft of manure. the stouts
of which upon the land can herdic _be
eurpeated in the richness of its proidfset.,
ed the dtirlige fertility which is tirt•
:141.11!"
=En
ththileY Paittrute......People an PM
/*IWO) , **ate that paint exposed to ihi
treith‘r, is far more durable Is 'tisir 101 l
*MI doting the winter, then at other times.
Yet such is the feet. A coat of psiot Sp.
plisdin the winter is at least equal to two
pot on in. the summer. The moose ere,
'Met the oil a thicker Sod e reeler quo*.
loots required to a gitten amount olpsist
Owl it , reigning on the sortie*, formlalr
herd enamel—if I may nse the term, in.
stead of toting quickly absorbed by wood,
4teci midi, porous by the best of the an.
'ro tall who intend having the outside of
their' houses painted the abetting , ammo;
Would say lose no time in having it dose.
You will not then have the ionitikedolt
of seeitqf your paint washing off m a year
or two by every min, or soiling your
el
Indies like whitewseh when robbed a.
'Esinet' "''
The writer of dile painted a• hmeacia
i l zti
Daramber. 1841, with three Root .
whits lead. ' It has 'mice , ' been;
aloes, and at thia time hooka fir
than one pinto& equally weill'ho hoir,
• thintherlititl to.. 'Sea. iiii:W4iiiiil •
IThur 4 *„ ~ , - ..,'.
Pitileatillyneimwilleffirth; P&
10144.1.411 *de piervir plias: Or Omlmo
vesborts.wpahmitell Nei"
MABEL 6!•
iilolllftriv norm iNimilw
!kg
,rotatoes
+it
=MI