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.: Etoale Of XIFN g3r kitIWEOI , Ao
-Sll,slpmliciily,l(lwß74lll,.(latos coon ty ,P,lt.,
4 1 1 04 will 801. At Pottlic Stile, on ,S4//9:! 1(4 /
.44044 of ,Doember,imot., at,l o'clock,
P. ,Al,-, ,lii 7 ,•Yirl l l l l,of jui °Mir cif the Or.
Ip),kana", Unary of Adams couotx, pa the
, PrelniFe ll ... , .••'. .*.• . ... ,• ;
'lll 141 IP ARM . .
liti t
' eiai (i t d e celi ti et I , Pilil VI th e"townoltip
lititt...'idil'inii,l4 MA.' of soh', !Wily,
•' It er Wiilr,' Joliit Bonder, and oawrs,
"olinitai.ilii . g 'O4 'A'CIIES, more or less,—
' The', Titiprimdtiorits liri- 'a
I •,i , - -,1.7!1-B*r9o-V LOG . i .,••4
: - -'IWEILLING . 111' , `
with It Stone Kitchen attached, a log Barn,
and all. necessary out-buildings There
le emelt olwater near the door, and an
. 4 -trry. , • - '-) .
• •. : o f .choire fruit, of MI kinds, on
. ' ' ' the premises. There' is tt , fair
•
proportion of Meadow aud•Tiinherland. -
. 10 , 0Allendetiee. will he given and terms
Made known on day of sale by
J. H. BOWERS, •
JOSIAH BOWERS, Ilers
Dec. 1, 1854.—te
PUBt SALE
• OF VALUABLE
gsiTtiktZk,
IV virtue of an order of the Orphan's
SLY Court of Adams county, the 'under-,
• signed, Atiminititrator Of the estate of JA
COD BISHOP, late of Germany town
' ship, Adams county, de:leased, will sell
n: Public SalmOri Saturday, the 3)th of
'December instant, at 10 o'clock,. A. M.,
olt.khe premises, the following described
•. Real Estate, tho property of said deceas•
.4ed, to wit:
' No. P—A. Tract of La nd,
.
•
it now was the •• NIA.NSIO N P. 4: 1014,"
• . ?.ate in (44trunany towneinii aloresaiii, ;O
inking the town of •hittlestown, filo
larapilte, - adjoining 'lands of
Duties. Win., M f•She'rre, dud' g a l .'
ere, and containing Q 4 ACRES,, wore or
less, on hick are urectcd a • •
,TW© STVEY
DANK DULLING. M'.,M
Kitchen attached; rlargm Batik
Barn', part stone end part frame, n . Ind
ri,one story
and. other improvements.
arecolsolwo,wella of never: failing
water near the door.. • . , •
No. 2-LA Tract of 'Land,
'.situate in snipe township, on the road (win
Littlesto wit to Ilenover, about*
Iron . m
i the . forer . plaice, nett n61011111;1 ,
11,mtla of ofJoho Spangler, Jacob %Oriel!,
:Sown S. Bishop, and others, containing
36 ACRES,
metre or less, about four Acres of which
...tire well covered withlond . 4 4 1%1
Piney Creek rens through the tract.
No. 3—:.Tract of Woodland,
aiutatrr p.trtly in
,Germany and partly . in
Union townships, najoining Isintli of Jahn
Hilbert, Piiiiiiw and ••thers, itou• '
1. thong 0 ACRES AN 1.) 41 PERCH ES,
mare of (ego.
. No. 4-1 Tract of Woodland,
—.satiate in Germany - township, and ed
. joittilig Vends of the heiii" ol Christian
Bishop, John Hilbert, and others (-con
taining 4 ACRES AND 15 PElte HES,
more or less.
No. 5—A. Tract of Woodland,
' situate insame township, adjoining lands.
of heirs of Christian Bishop. Amos fele
• ver, and others; containing 7 ACRES &
El PERCHES.
_No. 6—A Tract of• Woodland
situate in said township, adjoining. lands'
of heirs of Christian Bishop, John Butte
rs, anßatlierc tiontairiitit 4 =ACRES &
190 PERCHES, more or less.
Nos. a. 4,-5 and ,0 adjoin each
dtheroand will ho sold,separate.or entire
may suit furchasers.
' The above property is one of the. most
desirable in the coduty,,boing lopted with.
in a few miles of the terminus of Ran , ,
over Railroad, and convenient to Lillie
Kilns. Persons ;Slating . •to view the
'-‘ifeent Wei:' Will - be'shown the same by call
ing on theilOsqriheri
Attentrance s Will be — given and terms
• , :irnade . knovrefirt dsy of Bsle fiyy' •
: r A'L.'l3lSHOP,Adtrei.'.
By tbe:Ctinit4EDE'Dt NOBBI4 Glom)%
Pi& •
- 11ArWANTER
•
APERSONS hosing: Hay , to sell will do.
well tiT calling on WA Subscriber, in
."(leitysbneg; deeinfttiorpuratiasing.
Mik r l o4 .ic OOY be Peld'at
till times. eirAti intend r s'itisincthe
- , Hry;liftet , being paekeit, hauled either td .
Henever tor Baltimore; the preference to
" will be gid,Ori those from whom be
....PMLIV5 ha l e •
SOrsOMON 'POWERS. ,
Dec. 24. 1882.r-tf
'0 IWe *tie I Colnl
. 0t!
10 cheap 404 jot re
A ;AK! mind: by,. • • , ,
„,.., ABM ARNOLD.
„ i(10 , V9 . k 4M1,14EDX 1 7/ 111 W 8 9
kinde; from the, best /
'', l 7 . v Roiliest ilt;lhe , City, coo ,
” etaitit# oiliatid and for self! tit '
-441,Px4c4n4Pookstore of I la —
DUEHUR.
; ''I3 . 9I I 2 XPP"
( 10,A,C1f,„' FAT,
•
No. 157 Franklin street. lialtimers
SK • 1854:44
=MO
110 ymi wont C IEAV 01tQC1411.4.
" '.I,FAILNESTOOMEL;
3...•
-PUBLIC. ;Ka E. • •
On .111o4day. Janyary. I al, 1855, .
AT 1 O'CLOCK, P M.
IkWILL he offered' at l'ubliC Sale; 6n
w.! the, it'rertiimes. in the ',borough.. of
Gettyaberg. the, very Aluiiritlo '
•
- ' TOWN' • RESIDENCE.. , •
,N, of Dr. DI Girmlarcr. now neriarded
l i
,2.." 0 by ,J. V. and 11. J. FAitiorsi'ocar,
entisjating of a full Town ;Lot, fronting on
lialrintoro and East Nitlille at:vete, lin
thediati44 'oriiinsitit tit Fahnesinek's store,
•101Villg ; noon the e'orner d larie•tviio.afor y
brick OW ELLING HOUSE, "with ox•
tenairo.hrick buek buildings on Middle
street, OW) a two.atory
FRAME. ,BUILDING,
fronting on Baliimore .street, part. s,
of which wag formerly occupied
by J. L. §chick's Store, with o well of
water, 'and Oilier iMprot mews . on the pre
inigoot: -Dr. Gilbert spared no expense in
fitting up. the House, antrenrlttsing and
improving the, grounds with choice trees,
vines, .&c. .is, a nermaal
add phia, properly. This prthients
a tare, chalice in, secure a residence per
haps. the mosi•Jesirable in the, borough. •
, ALSO—at the 80111 C time, ; the
LARGE FRAN.E
1 6 .1' DWELLING 11011 SE
:
tufo sioriee. anti an aide, fronting on Wept
High swim, West of Met:mitotic °Mitch;
and nearly opposite the Associate Refor
med Chureli, with Lot aground and out
buildings attached, having an alley on the
N.nrtit!.
These ;troperties will he sold upon ac
commodating terms, will he . M ule
kliown on the day of sale, and also to per
.suns who. may tßeanwhilii inquire, by
• D. M'CONAUGHY,
Stibrney'in lira for Or. Gilbert.
December 15, 1854—te
•
. PUIILIC SALE. •
N Puraunnee of an Order of Orphans'
of 4 111 ams emokty, the likillseriher,
Adirli.iiistrator of JouN 11.oucK.deedased.
will offer at Piddle Snle, on the prell/191.8,
on Saitirday, - '231 dity of Deeroiher
next, the I.:lowing desirable a Real Esiute
of aahlderensed, viz
TWO LOTS OF GROUND,
,6111010 in. 1.1 mil lerriburg, Ty r'inin 1nW11414 p.
ennniy,
rub ,
InCIII nre_a ' •
/01.4-1\
STORYI,I' A
LOG 1101.1" SM
. 2
rniigh-enst, nil nit' and well'l':lV.EßN STAND, very well fur the
ptirpose—it being on the State Knr.d lend
ine from (4etlysinira In Harrisburg,—
There is a Shlile and two wells of writer
on the nreinh•es. There is a !mini)
in front 01 the nonr.
• Persons ivislion! to,viow tile promises
are rLquested to call upon the Widow • re
sidiuo thereon, or upon the Administrator,
residLe in
Sabi hi eninmenee :it 1 n'clork, P. NI:,
nn said day, when aneinlanee vv 4 he given
and ICIIII9 made Isnown hy
• • .1 EtiN E
1.1! °Mar of Court-f DEN.NUIDUS, Clerk.
Der. I, 1854.
REGISTER'S NOTICE: •-•
oTIcE is. hercht
iven o ,e
g ll
.! g
Ices mid other persons
~ conceisied,
thatllie SaininistrWlims Seth/has herein
after:mentioned, will be presented at.the
Orphans' Court of Adams county; foroen-,
lirmation and allowance, on Tuesday lite
20 1 / 1 day of Deeernber inst., viz::
291. The first unit final account of lien.
.ry Reny, Esq , Acting Eiceentor ;of the
last will and 'testament of Samuel Lilly,
Esq., deceased:
295. The firs: and final account or Hen
ry /leery, Milani/orator of the estate of.
Mary Weikerf, deceased.
.
3913: The sectinti 'am! final 'account:M
arman A n and Jonathan millsr;
Adniii k isiraitirs de honis
ainteZed, 'of of the (aile
deceased. 'r
,297.,The first and final account of Mo
sen McOlean, Esq., EitOntor of the JnAt
will and testament of LetitiaMeNeely,'lle
ceased.
29: The first account .of Maxwell
.one,ofrlie Exezutors ol iltelast
will and teatatnenl,of Mary Patterson, and
Jane Patterstin, decensed.„
PLANK, Register
Resister!, Office. Gettysburg,
Decembcr,l, 185,4. S •
•
NOTICE.
r EWERS- Testamentary on, the
I .
!littler Of DIWID Scniiz, Sett , late
of Connwitgo
ilee'd,.having been granted to the sObieri
bet, residing in Freedom' toldbality:
Lice is hereby given' to Snell' itt
debfed i teo'said estate 'to make payMent
withnut delot, and those Wish% eliiime
are requeste& top'resent the Berne, proper-
ly Authenticated: for settlement."
DANIEL SHEETS; Ex`r.
Nov.' 17; 1854.'-9t' ' '
. .
..-.ORDINANOE;
To prp , ; , ent'llor e at
'''
arge- ;
'DE it ordained by the Town Council
X3"Olthel Biirouglt , '6f ..Gettystillig. and
Wig lierebrorditittythr.a tiikority .;til•Lthe'
saute, 'barony peremin or ikreolitv-pocolif:
inlr any,: Horse; , !Mare; Geldiiigy (Jolt;! ,
Mule, Jerkase,. or other: better of
to , eini—stt largo. upont:any• otre - et; eller
tla oit''
public Itig,liwnv,,intaiorOugh.eloilluiso
,convietion ,thereof..forfoit. end . any for).thel
use of the ,Borough it *tun 'mit !keel - their'
two Oollare , nut. utsire tlfen ten r Aollar,s, for'
every such 41reike, be'sitteeit'oeto ur prose:'
Odom. "
R. G. 114,RPER.11iirgess." •
Witeetritti M'Cliggitt . "
O. I
GETTYpliiita, - PA„ FRIDAY EVENII4O, DECEMBER 1-854:
, -1
•
- NOM:. . •
.
'Tie not when the lyre is brightest,
'Tls pot librigt the song Kligliteat, -
!Tiu flat wile,' the step , ie;~eete•y
• And the hiirtl,rut laugh is sweetest ?
That you may
Asseilli, - '
There is noway - ht . sorrow.
Trust mit - in'ther out.i erd seeming.
.To Um eyelo brightly beaming,
To that joyoUs, ringing
Seems front mirih's'dwn ;
Thou shooldat 'Vs
• • i i 21Ceentat woo.' . .
Joy's garb oft *loth borrow.
~ • 'Something in that , lererish gladness .
sadness
1 heve aeon the lesr.drarnidemhinc.
Mare 'ben once, those eyes' wild flashing.
Though her.
1 " - Selnithlihe while ' V'
Joy's bright4emblenre wearing.
Ylark , yoU likiwyeri queenly blossom
To:the iiitn-rs:y open its tadsiim t > •
tsarist thou think its beauty waiting,
At its COTO' foul ; worm fesstillg 1,
SU'rely not
Yet her lot
la like that frail blosions.
Deer in silence unettellitine,
Chiefs own canker sho ' •
With the summit that distress. her,
With tho lope illoughts that, oppress her ;
livery .ill - •
Veiling still
'Heath fictituktia
[From' the American Courier.
V-190T11 En. t,
Ei wed ! words We" are taught in onr I
intines ito call them, when we scarcely
know their Meaning; anti, as We grow old
6r, we love then' more und More. ;
our mother,' who, when we are not able to'
think :at do for ourselves, provides for 1
us, and when we know wit .viait4 we want,
'tis she who attinnis to our wants and gives
us nbuidstiinent.
Who does nen love that name ?. No one
Unless he be devitid of soul.• How beset'. 1,
fid the. wordssound !when they come from
the .of the little rospcheeked child
Nothing is more beautiful. At nightfall.
See with what finide.4slM proceeds tti his I
bed•cliamber, and kneels down by his
mother's, knee ;- and, with his little! hands !
raised toward heaven, repeutsafter her his'
evening proyer . ;" au when he has done,l
how pleased he seems when she raises hint
and iiiipiesSeitinpiin riffs lips the ;sweet to
ken of her alfeetion.
It is our nnt:ter who first teaohes us
right foto wren.: and by good counsel en
deavors to gable :us in the path of happi
lleYS. "313 r Mother !" There: is musie
iu tlie.words,-tar more. atiTet and pleasant
to the ear than any oilier iti the vocabula
ry of our dattgoni:e. .When: dangers Sur
round ns,.and..ltrTinbles.perpletu,lloll . o is
inore . ready.to:tild us:in , our ; treubles, than
our "15? 1 ,4 1 :; •—• • --
The P•iiir"Saa toised l mariner as lie gl ides
o'er the briny th Mind the pleas
ing recollections of his boyheed days, witch'
alt,around is still and quiet save the. Shrill:
whistle of the wild wind as it hurries
thrtiii . gh'the rigging v . l his gallant bark.
He remembers then the happy, happy
time; who lie sat around the beloved the-
Me nod listened to the kind advice proffitr
ed by her—his truest arid best friend--
and sighs to think the 11111 q Itas 1)4 4 L VOVer
to
There is none in all the wind more rea
lly mainlining to sacritiee their itappitteos
for. ut.„ that . we tuay prosper, thou our
mother.. NOLIC. 'lucre fervently prays to
heaven to bless 11l and gUi,4O us in the
path of virtdo, truth and love. The Sa
cred Volumelells that U : e
or our father and mother," and whose soul
so void of love as to do ot6rkvie ? It. is
a command from high Heaven, and 'we
diould beware how we brealr,the holy ja
i unction
' i,Vo shdlitld love 'our' mother' above all
others; fitiVd our Father itt Heaven ; for it
is to. her whom we ewe . our being ; and
for. all our good teachings we are indebted
toher, Witen.l'ltup shall have. ca st, his
frosty hand „ o'er her brow, and ; old ago
creeps slowik o'n—ivlieit . ','lter henry . .h'eitt.l
Shall belaid on the pillow of Siekhess, - ind
she is worn down by the troubles .of thi.4
life—it is oirr imperative duty to take care
.apd
,prov Weiler hers; .:for .'When; we .:Nitem
unableo,provide for ; oqrp?lves, sho
;watch
; o 4 er us and adtnittietered to our
~w amts.
She Was ney , el. fei . ps . ; tor
ley% on fikv blitieh of witness; Mum
:watched onereAiligently,' and With -.her
4;0'41011t1 Nonldo lgollt;; frem one: forollealt .
the, stra o lhair.4,!tioiniregs ppon ; our lips
the sweet token of yr deae
• "There la none . •
• •• In all the cold 'end holthinvorortth, no (hunt
Of deep, soon, 4.ll4.*Weilik love, stp , o that Nithin
A inottet'aitpart.”
Qys fr,in , 4a,n.tay desert., pIS --sisters and
may.ssorit at us, and _our father
may; turd ns out into fhe W(irhl to be ile
pen'dont upon thd Cold heart 'dr charity-tor
oar, bread—,bat our,mother never for.
sake No; „een. though , crime may
betray os N a n'd ,may ,
, bo (flouted to I it;er
our Jays dung eon; a niol.ter's lure
, ist - everqrne.' ' Her'doastant thoughts 'aro
,of us ;,and though iil,e. may. have but •one
loaf to share, her child is wo)eome to-Alta
sodaotr i pr/Aer,l,—for.Y9 heti'
P ly ,90q.P
not for 011 . 14 5 M Ai
Y% PFAY : '
Ri
kve.
of,Gii l d • ft )9.,ina l y at times.tre
at
I ! r c°o9°l4 PA 5€0,4;945e1, but 413
TIver:r9AITI,P 19rtVOAlbaP1 with Cilten
.
,"V a rIIOT9IfnoPY4 back t o 94r h oo ot to
shaTP'iCc .
1 )11 3 1 44, Ykezd What.. then,
..itwn n ,obv(1-? * kYr O
Plt RS MPctt,9, o , l ); tWe know
,TPXwtll,fl,4Y,sq„gientlit reader for il . there
( 7°9P° sirf l s 19 1. 9iti , YO4r.s o o , ltho
thoughe 'of your mother will 'fan it . to .a
flarhe ' , and it will hurntrtthinore brillian
'dY 'eVerv"()ltY ynu live
tl e 'poet spaltS 4 . 40 th...
er',S'lorb; 4Mb:fr.:Howl :
.4§wpei, to; , e traagn nt t 1.1:roolin t!pea
llel 'ea' keei , Jeli niatheNt Oinler (~ye!
Thv , ihve of Many Ota . friv2,l,l`inin'); tears.
hieli oha itga • not wittid ita;ldiefinink 'years—
.3the only lora. which. , on uas teething earth.
AilkolotNAPrl fur P.tWoil'iNitt,trtkr i d birth."
,' The witeihr oiite °Nile; Seviiith.pis!rict,
eIt;CC4 Allen 'lt)etii;;evit .
f ; Arclier, (4*;) 1 14 , Ooly,
imemelority.
"FEARLESS AND FREE."
AI ToilichliNI: 11 0 1 1 0 of. Pomprill.
In digging out the ruins of Pompeii, ov-'
cry turn of, the spade brings up some relic
of the ancient *life, soino witnesa . of 'impo
rint luxury. For far the greater . part,
the relics have merely a curious In terestl;
they belong to,arolueologY, , and-,,find 'ap.
propriato places in historical museums
But. here are, exceptions:. Here,
for instance, :the excavator drops, Mn
l invited guest, upon a banquet.; there. he
' unexpectedly: obtrudes hitnvolf into:a tomb:
In one place he finds a miser
,cowering
his heap.; another show& him ;bones ,of
dancing girls and broken Instruments- of •
music:lytng on the .marble=fldor.:..- In the
midst. of . the painted. chanibersi; Nat,
halls ' dolumna, fountains, among ;the
splendidAevidences of material Wealth, hal
sometimes stumbles on a simple ineident,.a
touching human story, such as strikes the
imagination and suggests. the . mournful
interest of the great (limiter, as the sud
den sigh t„,of a wounded; soldier ponjnres
up, the horrors of a tiehl of battle;
Such, to our mind, is tho . latest; diacriv
cry of the excavators in this' melancholy
field. .1: is a group of .111roletons':in the
. set of flight, accompanied by 14,(19g.—: 1
There sre three humanbeingsp4ono,,Of
Omni% young girl, with / geld rings- and
tjhwels int' her fingers.' The fitgitivei
' had a bag of gold and silver with thorn,
snatched' up,:no dcubt,;in'haite'and dark
ness. the fiery 'fldo,d, was tgt ;their
track. and vain theirvvealth, their flight—.
tlic ago of one • the yOuth of the 461.1
The burning (ova rolled above iluSei and
beyond,.and tiny faithful 'dog turned bank
to share the misfortunes of his mistress,
;dying at her feet. ;
..Secn-Ity, thu ,olsorth -an ',incident,
, how vividly that night .of horrors. IoCI I4 I
upon the senses ! Mies not tho intagina
two picture the little group ,in tboir own
rhouse, by the,side of theirevenutg, feint•
ink,. languidly chattering over the . ,
events, and the unusual, heat ? • pqoa it
hot he:tr with them the troubled swell ; of
the waters :in the hay _ : . see,. as ,;bey ; do,
bow the night comes. down,:le.,endden I
strangeness, how,tlM • sky `, opens, Overhead'
and liames.break out, while scone,, sand,
and molten. rocks come pouting 'tionrof- 7 .
, What movements, _ what_ emotion,:, whet I
, surprise I . The scene grow* darker„ every I
riumanti the holleat. ntenototty_nfOid
l ligea into yelle , and ~ the air;
grows thick and hot with flames, ;pad at;
the moutitain's ; fdotia .beard the roll .`
the liquid lava: . j . etiels,,hottseltoltl,44si
gold and silver coins, ere,suatcheci,
.upuit
t Ito instant. NO tittle' it, say fa . reweli
;darkness in front and fire behi , gd,, they
rusk into the Streets'elitiketi:w_ith . falling,
hotises and flying ititizett4:
way through pas/ages which haidmo
et- outlets Odu fusi it ager, - Jilt nose;
uproar, everywhere ; . the shouts., of
,part- ,
ed ftiends, the agony of men struck down
by fallihg columnS ; • fear, n dances, ' and,
' &spit' unchained; here, penury clutching ,
'gold it cannot keep-there'gluttony ,feed
, tug on its , final meal, and frenay, striking,
in the dark to forestall death. Through
all, fancy hears the young girl's et:mania ;
! the tire is on her jewelledhand
; for thought—no pausc—the flood rolls on,
and wisdoot, beauty. age, and yota,f with
; all the stories, of their love, their hopes,
their rank, wealth and greatuess,--all the
, one affluent• life; ate gOmi . forei:dr.
• When unearthed; many Years, the
nanteloss group has uo'uther importance.to
tuaold ad than as it may "neve te point a
moral or adorn a talc. •
LacTuttc.--Col. Benton
delivered an interesting lecture before the
at'y land* Ine itute at • . Ral Until ru - few
evenitle since, on the ithysical geogr4plty
of the enquiry betweenAitasouri and Cal
ifornia; with a view showing ita adap
tation to settlenient and the criiiitructfon
of a' railway. He snid that the country
referred to is well adapted to cultivation,
and capable. of forming five gre4t ; tatula
joining the line now formed by Misapuri;,
Illinoii..lndiena; Ohio:and Pennsylvania.
The first of the five' would 'be the eaS•
tern hall of K tosas, and the secend '• the
western, hall; reaching to the Reeky.
Notiotsina., each of tlie F e jtaving an area
of #9.00 square Indus. , For the, ; third.
Stitt Cidonel Bmiton takes a sectimi, ef t
the IroAY'ltiountains, from flue to
the. 41st parallel of latitude, extending two
littnilred miles,east,and,w.istt rpr, kr,
ao area of , 8),(10
,square tutl po ..„VlAo
fourth . Statelle'eompos,es of the valley •of
'die upper Colorado, ekienthtielkt milCs
frtnifilie• RockN' MOuntaint iii the Wsh.
Battik and &merit ranges, with a length of
three or four Jimulted utiles from north to
south., Antl the fifth §tate,comptioeß the .
'rentaintler of Nall, front the 'Wahsatch
ti'ntl - Altfarria — ranges , 'tii the .bOinuldry of
California. inctddihg botlctite Greai - ,and
,Little Lakes. ' : •
IlletiosAßts' RErtlfeNiNo'Tiv , ,
? ft tahle ., ts - publishrtl in a New York paper,
111HW:tog that four (if thii - Inrgershitibil!g
houses of' that cloistered ;to DIMINO
ir)sy of.3liyito the Ifith of Novinn•
be t r fl'7Q7 : .re ` turi i ing. nt tl tttgt, um :VIA m ilts
not include the eltiptnents, of one or two
Itiittses,:iiiir those that 'hare gone back front
the 'tiilier'itoits. Probably the' total :mini=
-gratton , :uf .this kind ilttring the :period
specified numbers 1000. ".fhe,itirreas
,ed demand in Enrope for mechanics. and
tit° growing difficulty of their
,ehtaining
employment in this. country, the disap
pointment of too sanguine expectations,
And . the disguit of smote with the Know
Nothing :movement, 3re the .rauses to
which are attObuted this ebb to the title it! .
eatigr,aticin. , .
Of alt thO'articles ol food. ,hoAed 'rice is
digested in the' shorleit 'tirneittii hour.
As it contain+ eight tenth
ter, it its a Valuable substanee Tor diet ;,sand,
eitigular• as it may appear, pigs' l&st.' Ate
digestetl almost as ; • •-•
Yhit never Haw 'ruin iyhtiotitivy f yhtt
never'eaar a ruined man bin he kid;a.likv.
yer,e...lkaging.es4un.l • 1., =.
An exchunge'sayr “never truit limin
wi du a secret. that toe hie.wife.'i • 4.Query,
—Ought a Man be uuMed With.igiataWl 3l ,l
wbq don't love hia wkfe • .
:the Turkish llllitreini:
• • ,
, . correspondent The • word harem Ar.ifieste one, ig
'lhofollowing, lean' ' " ' 6
. from a
oi of pity . ing, a sanctuary, and is: Used . merely' to .
Of theiNew York Musical TiovieW and 10. designate the apartments appropriated to'
'rat Advocate , will repay a 'e I rl •' , the fe male' portion of th'e Turkish 'I I ' '
ime-
perm. a 7. lero ih . Id
~
era many prejudices which hang like lei of the
o : •No plate is more sacred in the 'eye ,
Turk 1 its enirshee is' guarded . with '
dead
weight upon the progess of
society.. as.nuoh'vigilance as the , shrine ,of his pia
'
or of the in dividual who cherishes them, [Met. No male fpest 9 ,. (dee that that'
whisk aro:to.beyet foimaed than , the one , of its lord and
master, ever ernases its
so . effectually remover- b y the parson • ' 1 1 threshold, or treads its "fluor, Thegreen- ',
e ' vd
ammeter. jealousy , pot content with
Prejudices founded on religious. or con-; thc , e ie gear di sme, t 0,1 4 1, , , r , mt . e - h as created. '
Belentiont scruples are'Smong too' most in- has in the East discovered anti (protect
veteratte,'-'atid not 'Wufrequontly among . the Ith whose lynx a". are .never to be
t m
moaoreasonablo, ' :Such are the preju- 1 d n eee ara j k . e d, Those ",•ludenue. Nubians of '
;i l4 4 l7ll ind i ou f; ? rnl iv e a r n i t y ir e i x y ir , / e t•i x t k lg in T r..7.. an e t i n efi o y t
a y m et op hy g i I
neutralized
, gender,• like Cerherun of old,
arc ever anitioneil and mudded at its door.
tho 'deacenelentie of the i°uritens and the ii But . humanity it fr ail , e u o• eeeh they conid . 1
i darlyreforineia; . :reilpineting: the use of in-i tim es slumber. - , • • '
1 struteental Mimic, end its introduction in- The apartments of. the harem,a re mud
to .the sanctuary. Sometimes they elle" I ly the finest and most apnrious., :flume in
only ,tolittstrumetitti of•a certain oharaitter •
wind fustruthents, such ,as, the flute, &;e '1
the houses of the Wealthy ere:slat' of a large
two toleritted,'"While s n ob 'mow° 'their, etre .- - • alti:tie°.,fern6,l°lngial,'l,l•7„ll,l,:threrdek:in,e.,itifhlet.llOriental
eee•l'.6) catgut a n d - hi 5t ; i6b " i8116111: " to 1 ist) fashion, - Each inmate, hap. her eepst•
the 'eltitichi and th'elV Ilk , deOuitict seared . ); i
reptitahlei'm the•ra6intaircio:" . .: . -.• ' a!ll apartment,
and
111"n' is
generally
a
a ,
_,,,, , „. •
_., , ~,., sitting room , its Marble floor covered with
t. !'hero 1 9 , . m ienet—n° ‘mllter where— ACK 'engine, and in the eehlre ill a
faun
inhabited moron billio . "dokO 6 Oilii . ots ! of lain,' ;round which-Me% women colleet to
Saletelt - CriVentatithii ! isie. hiar inherited .
1
i,,,_,_ .„,_.,,„.„ ~, i t 2 ., u .,,, 2 , 0 ,,,,,...; ~ , while away their time : in listening to hi
1 1 `,°, 1 , 12 , ~`,1 2 ,01 f ;6 3 P,.e1,5,
y .,n 06 ,,e,.
.Y„,S ,1r051,1,r0...1:.;. voile : in tom nrs. ~ The, r inik.ws are cov
lutiurttd,llfgetlegrkitiierillaalift,7:l7lliiiti:. ' er l d wg' ' ini
14a of Exceeding
'lnge
la
(hee
-1
n ' t rfa6tideil „ ibt vlimilirh,o„iioi4t.h,
snits. work, 'with smell apertures in the, centre,
~ ,•-o.,:enabling thettor•Parialicniera unseen to 0b..,
bow, or join in the dance. '
. '' 'A'yotingininiaterlutd. entritici'..ii4tle gerva ‘" hal i 4
Paiiing.
I among anat.': With it ittribite ' ier ',•iiitien ..: EF•p°4klmnY'is'bY on means
an
universall
his c o untenance, add a kind ' vicipl fiii-'keVeitir In , . nr_vy, •as is , general', , au ripotied.--
itindy,'Whila Seal fnehitiMallethos traikilika:-.lllO°loJ4,Kofnli-5110w.6 all true believ-
put in . e i,, er y el i t i 6l w hit ,: scio v d : ,w t i .i iiA : lia 4 era to . ".have four Wives, very few avall
him the syniptithielf and ' " theliite:er•i;iL (ihtlihsel yea df the liiege ; atiel though .
l'lihnible pailshieinars;•' -, But ere 'long Vl•the inuabee,tif..their *Georgian, Circassian
I perceiv e d , tich c it i i gb . ..,,. v i itit i iiii , gi di, ti v i .; .antl.otbet slaveais piety. limited by .the ca
-1 were coldly' 'returned j' ' ficylitiur 'erin hints P.Sely of their purse,•it le - but aeidom (save
Of the lawful guff ' tif aninialerial Mei . os-
' haeliali- 9 P'gr ec !" nd "'','!! lih Y Pa" 1 1!")
' d i ttw ee e di,im l o ii j o ieho , Gie w ai:ii . i: . knots PeB‘ one time mere thein twelve ortifteen.
) 'or thee . weresePii titlfared•
tof the 'streets, etigti,ied 'i ii earnest', on 1116'. "' )T0i e . Oi lk u l lu air ci i ec i t e en i t a i r a elY 6v hy il •P i r a,B ;x li li t • i . ii • ja ' i ll i. fie ll : lt h l a cis
! tiatiett, itAihatitig 'l4, tliele'lo6o, tu ld va ., ey awain - whei - t - yislkea , i() . 6111dr:into that'
tuna that, theneeddatiVot OM filimlele'pei- h i.t iB4 " l .8tat4114"4. "II 'Ell"
ac=t
tenthge; thatitioeda":fdli lii"°l6'''''''B,l'''ldroa .cluailiOntie ooseises a . daughter - ' *he
the thbeid..s ." ••'‘,=":.
,• :: ••,•),• ‘.-4 - .e „R. .. wield suit lit. :take:. • Debarred ,hy. : the'
• A , „ g e e .. 'rumor haul begun -to float
toptorahle,coiontitv of the conntry from'
rthinhet . ttie' hain`led i ; if iS' j':fi" 4-0. t ime . to/nig his intended bride ho moat be eat:
I, eituseation'Orilie lifern'ii d • Si;,ateli Met.); 114 is ''' d ' 9llll Ille . dedenPll " " ! ' r her altar it s
I ,:innitit 'el*liiiitei:if l',heiiinlilLiter: ' It'.'wi.' ireni game tineiof the 'numenius aid Matele.
Theard With Ineiliiiill'eyiiiid"Voillitiaitt a ty 6 ; i iil t s -
.47:111(.fletfdtv-m*liitolitnwthtel-.l3titin'::d.liallt,ntlyinen,P,llieati: into .
tidied ;".hat' It girfli , 2ro 'a ii.ii4ifi ;' '
atieededed Yelfeonfidende';''4ntil ilieiniiiii .'" llC ` i i ca '' • "1 lig" illid
hill "P" are.
I 4ltlhbeiltindiedulity.hPal'il reislat:Unlin Or'. ,er'lk ve YO" 19 t h e fi tly "a h ushes ibis ()toil
itte(otiehtteit,ime, k e etti ow.,! if r aiii i r6iied e , a , t , ..
, titn'of a beignet,'and a 'aelifielele answer " is
4,et4 ,. it i ee b e i thi g fro i n , th , e . vil i ti b iiii.. , 6we i r, aga " in -returtf-
'!•TherladY eil' by
'i the
4°11) same •lovethely
bWeet
tnes•
1 re.tiched theeeds' of that litibi l or.inati,'nn I: "cger. 1 311
t irld'plifni tiletel'ain4d "ieve;ilautlintihetr .p.rttniego of ; lending or . receiving:a billet
ittirriAter'tliliyod - 'lllo' id4l6.:"'--Siteli.--,1,4, dint x ~asreading and writing are h e ti, rive .,
11il a titi r 'n 161 f ! t Y ll ' e c ' n i ti ll i tti ' e ti l ii l t (l ' ii ti ine t l i d ' lttl i l 6 i 'd e; .. l ‘ tiTit h etre i t . , 1 '
eiii!‘i ' li4:l4iiiire!..li MSll.lili6:ll.lid4 tiilen.iii'::thi°"'fl''fitil:l-ileuivt6-.
. .je ineht 'i, e 4 o 4 6 . 616 . 01/ , v6cikl ,, t . e r ci i ii , iit i i .. t, , o . the anneent of ' the father Oritext' Male rel.
i iitir k tte , l 16 :i te i i .6. o d - ak f ali4r a ir t nigq b . c : , o_llinif end if. the settleiriant he ;.jeroposes
i
.i . c in n i n t b ii. n e nt , t ii nn iii tio a n t, o ri f nii tit i tii el id ,t e ii lib ii ii i t i i . h r ti: lt a i ' i t i nt a; : • ! r h r e a ° h 7 i , i e :: l l : e fa fi f : l l .7 3 ' w . 'h i t i t 7 h h e ul e il `k L , l ;: : : e k e .: l l 2 .. e % ) :
ie t i i iiin ta i t h n e' i i v ii f i a ti l i t it h te rti r
i kil A il o s o ;l ... tol i nei: t `' ... fl_an i, ii_teel . 1 1 0:',i r v r a i s h'i l li e b .! ie le r w e i g u i t j e r r i e 6 : l :,. a d i l l e d . ' fi l l. Y et i t i t i i i in h'. n t a t t i t i : ) .' .
ilip 4i of i t i . 4 . i . ef a irt ",7e.u t , 6 l,l , i' i n ' i 77 ii : bringing her husband no ether dowry iilll.
1 rinAbining'ellUeb: who' Would in' the niean- -haraelf. '' ' ' ' '''-'
iiii i i, tm om4 3 ; a tr ia oar return. ..... • I . :
1 - Miring 11 this time etti PisiAiy ' hid hot that has been. made tor leer as in dutv,
Lbeen anneconscious,obServer of ‘ethit,*„'_hound, h
seyeeeives a 'lecture moan all the
i i fl i„ , ,l•mt.„eid,, m i i i t -, - ,!i i i4plel. • i t hi t h, r , * , l4 ,niations'of her acqiiiintatnie nit the Int
-I,' he ignertint of its catnee,".' 'Oe f ikoinlf l c h o - w . 'she of the' leolyi state ion:U which'
`over. of rectitude; he. did,: not , think - 'that " ha i °4lw "' I", emote " Altar , g" i , l4l ' 1(;..) lie'
Id uity..requ i rct i a fhi pl tiv,saerite)p.of an q x . DWI, • from YY.IIICII . perminet. and. mounted
! qui : ,ire awl' "nay, gratifica.tito sitisfy uh . she
,is
,conveyeti ,in great State to the hoose
e .,,,,,,,,i• d hi e. t,r,),idieei, that • h e: l; ow ' % .',• i i rir•lier Inishand; cliessc4liii ;alike magnify
tvauld he rewired bY a' juines'edurie.-'s- °ehee ' ef '''''''' 'chiie' " lel'e " e "" le'e ' and a white
Froth the window Of hi s studylhe saw"-'llio ' veil '''" v°rie lr ' her 41 ' 14 n g ere ' 'elle i° 're '
9041nlilteo•ofelelera apprliaulting with • un- , reused at the door by hinii and . c o nducted
willing steps . ; ,acid inimedieftely coujectu; :IP mane; apartment of the liven), where she ,
riot...the Object of their' visit he "ilete.rio'n makes merry wale her female Ire t lie olio'
„h e • meet • t hd ti i ie , it idi f hia-iiii that
a t have been - Invited to join her. Gretit, ton,
Hale cipeoted:'.' , milstitig ,thim-ivitlP-hii.,, re thetritjoidings of the tiridegrooth and
. usual tmrdiality,%he ushered•therogfuto lie' hie friends who .have been collected. to be
snug etPody, auckwithout, giteing':thecu,,titi ,present a;,t he , mar ringe . festive'. . Al tig i e ,
OppyrnOhY, t0.001p.ip9 1 ?.. OP: o .atlie.et .of d_locmg, and lefOug, is .kep t u p till a late.
t heir, tuissien,' he ecituotencecl an animated - „ T 'O r r 'f " 3 ni g ht:
dnivid.sitinfii4otiwisubj,ei that ` ini i n ai..•' - Thi giteita' . (bei male and leniale) de
-1
itely'aireatedlbeir ''attentioni•P''' , • - -2 , ''' part, and thegroom enter. 4 the aaitettiary
„tp,io
was his th eme. ri ._ r ___ c _ , a „ , : li: of the liride;, - laid gazes : .for the first time
I . _ ".., :.,.._,_..„„!.' .
..,..,,,7_°_ 5 2_"_".717 . ," . . *rah' het fuCe'atici learns Wheditir . he *hatt ,
1:1 1 ' t ' ii " . "_5 ti . " 1 .777,77 11 _ 0 7..'7, 1 "'77, r 7 °"'.' :. drawn a blaniuni a prize ili that great and
dun ,tile
b;i7git7i i i 9 tu) Cl al v eno l ej l it a ti a in i e ir d g ia jD te e cle r n t - a : ' lriet "f" l ' l9l ` e f l '" Hl ' ll)l.l " Lv • ' :
Intliderithili Willi iii Oreat'or:'. ite ,leii:iiii: ~, -B Yrhe,to -beamtY ,j 6,, the : stile, criterion
ed 'ilte'venithble'Pnaltidal'et : ItihnilVintl. by whiolt a trotnan,ta juelited,.,anel ,wi
p e
ing forth Witt; the entlufsfool oCilllipira, renders' her valulible: .et is not to
time those glotionslsongauf.Zion4.ofat over '.‘Wortelerail, : that tio minty lovely beings are'
eince;havoboen,thectittifort-apd,deptOt,q, ,to he femied itt . qten . steettitiople, or . that they
I
the, good, -aryl a weepiut with, ' -hie area
altoUld use, eVery_effiirt cust only to height;
bl i th, h eed, the,,eifit4l4,ti] of :th e- t i .. 01 4,_ . t i n c. ii "efi' Mit Preserve • these petsiinal. 'charms'
the s',,i,e ll io.o,etothd was 'echoed (calif , witich 'are to make • theta irreniAtable.-
,enetet tics , they
the surrounding •Itillithpa. i','Oarried. away, , ' Ainu r and.. " lfied '' Are lila
arith.,the ardor,of litsfo,wn Whig, h e , ros e lisp- i", ro intpreive the .; expression, and
',from us at, and; kin from a cape thali brilliancy of their by es. which they eer '....
.-'; • • - •• il '',•'' •• • -- - • ' tainly know how. to use with seiele effect, '
scent in one corner •
of t terooni a Well worn!
volirt:eello,' fle'sine in lia'aciMiti Phnitileeet I. Pn4icillrt h° seen !011e:ppi)p.cimed, thev
tine' el . thciae iniMertaleherald, FoSleartor i Pt e - O e '.., ° , Yq lid - wit , l ' "-'''''" k 4 "; 2.r.° •
'every cliristMit:heart, ind es p ee t s ity,, m , edillgete . 'me' eye they 'extend withlie
.eyety Ontoluttalt. „ .Naapasing a • r ;o h ht l t rentite - atihstaiies . the areh - 01 the eVt broW,
Tpii , ,, ,,y it , !i!, , les i i i k i, i i ieviitingenoit 1 tellich imparts, to it that almond. .shape so
tit filsliverite matiumerit, fte - p'onreit . iitit i,!'"lFll..g,"xetetl.4.‘Yatnett of t
onehat:'
1 , 0 1,.. , e wir m iver . he i minhy , h i ' h ie i , ehtii i i ,To grow ;O•eautifully fat' is, of the
(greeted:the ear ol.hisspellhound listeitera. i great e6ire° of the - T"rk i ' lt b. 6l ' 4 ' "'''''' tor'
Alta; sten) sth!,snett .y.rere ,quitnnereti s hy ; a lie ','llo 6 . 44 -• I l k V I •It'rt"l4iitg il ! lninli! . ,
,Illni• It iltdi ,
Yery . ., wesrth that they h. , ' ;olne tii . .,enti.• • 111e‘611P1614,:x long • Their .Hupleironr
, eleihn. ' As the pastor returned the inatrie. ! are e'xlldisihllY fair and is . neieVoiht.ieWiieg
1 roeiit to its ... eco o powd ~otie,-, the ,4 ttet i. I much , to the treenent'. use of 'the Turkish I
arose and% grasped his hand.toidi withotit
loath
'' ' -'" '''' ' ' ' • ' ' ' J '''''
1
' alluding to the object of their visit, they 1 "l'is Within the walla .cf the. Herein that
bade him•wgonclbve.+' '' • :' ••• l' •!, i they ilia plity,..thp,,,rielineses of, their Ward
-,, Meanwhile,,actime ware avov s ,thp ii l ,efilies;tittit only to ettliantie the - beauty in.:
rosining , eiders. tyhe,wri , alixionv
..4. I l
ute e'yee of' theirllmabandut`eznite'envy
waiting the return of their comen - iiiee, i the-b96'lm , 01 . tklelf Itiffil.do's • 'rile Clun-1
aittrieiwhai'danlnful,'perliatia; Prifili manic! bersomo and sightly (riles ar the. street is 1
_because helletiee , 6 r theit , p i etreeic , ti i1e. , 1 thrown aside.. and: jealous iashinne tie)!
lay, drawing no •:(avorabler'augury there.' b' l 9l tr , enocealie the etiarms, pf - t h e y f aces , !
'cont r ., At length they ou t ere 4 m i d, „,,,„ 1 „11ind te awkward yellow !tipper and bus
.
era Mier plares jet the elegies, circle. s ome ., kin , '
retaken eilf not pi impede the ease
What eitibitiras,seel at their 110Silit;11 eta-' soil 11'd of 'thi ''''''' lneiin°9 • ' "ri4 here
voyei i•Ito liad failed even tip A i , e , k , or i - hi t . they. assuotte the yeah and pieturesipie dret4
for Which they - had been sent: "they ent•for'"orthe East, A renall• waistcoat of deli
t•Pl!! pink silk, lining close to die. figure,.
,ettiate in silence, until one niore impatient ',
i, than ihe, , t . e! ,
joi o e i me d , ~ [b e , e dealt
.3% , ,t . ; ilie'pla . ya its elegant propoitiona; - it nd Inst.
i the , miniater, and hae ye deStroyeu the elev. , erled °IIIY at the throat by _a ellaP of dia.
tire 'weapn n?'', 4 1-Ithet at' eiti'; Mem, wt ' toile ; nol'lls •er 61 " e Culler preeiussAd9"ds* sur
ldelittit,,' I ne li gem iitts, ii e lihed one iirtho le:stile !team lea of the bosom, to be dinely
; committee; •iitlalnatie o'.'your wee" hit t i n . ..tlip;osered hettealit . ii . fine Iles 'cliernise,.-
' fiel thiamin' fiddles, but it's a great big fiddle, . I ' ) '' t4 ''''''" at t ' iries ; ''' hinge t icketili blu'e
wi!'"alletlieulV cysts •4, ; 4 • 1. , - or sea riot is thrown ,eitenelingto the waist,
1- . - .• • i - ..c...,,,---.:,.aria niel avltichiet'ever• entwined a git4lletcif
..athrive orioven laindred end 'Ulf fur ; riot; crimson silk,,e t , sp k trpideel, sent), to
kej•ii'aitiVed eliWashingtotiVD. , 0., - "ti , •feve sustain a full ..retee which reaches to th'e
I Ltdajiiis iince..endkitiother drove - Of .•ftviiitne- 2 knoea'amtl galifolt is gaitivillY/foleilisiOPe he ,
, 14 1 04, ii, , wkw, (RR:. Alio r,Wt J Irpakf 3 r ktgillili Ylnaitliilit uf it., illy . ..Mos.'s:W4 l 'i! Wilt 1 •1 1-
IPiA le i s ui a Tr arksit. - ~ -- , • -- cii so • . • •
f. du , ' lc " ,-,'•• • •., 1 ts -4 ••,. fit,. !)!Itl 4 Alfr•!Pal I •,•,.• s - , •.• i,e•i,i.. :,•`
.•
The Fiddle with a' 'leavenly
Croak.
0 , ,
tuit
TWQ DOLLARS ''PER
• , t v ,- r„ hiortiSio
41
,
Beneath this are fastened the4`ol'lol,
trowsers, titling tightly limpid, dig llw_eir
and with their loose and smple..foldty nt
ing over the foot. concealed in an Ortthroldr
croft slipper. They are usually: Coa
of the acme stuff as the, dress. The 01514
is either encircled in a small gay oaAhrnOrM
shawl, or a scarlet cap decorated ,Wl:,,‘
large gold tassel is coquettishly,place o,th
to display the, beauty sod luxttriantro:
the heir, dressed , to snit the fancy,oreseh
person. During the winter a lease brpqattlip
robe linen with ermine or atiblgtos,grark
folly thrown, around them to ptiArt *GM
ham the ,cold. The arm is usually berm,
and loaded with the richest :bracaleni,
whilst the 6ngers the tips of
,Which , ,ag.
dyed with henpa, are covered withiringet
One would naturally euppnie ,thet ; thpi
Turkish women. tiring.ll, 0. 1 . 1 )T4 30 .• 1 0, 111
state of separation, would
,suffer muchfrqp;
ennui ; but such ip not , the cape, They
pass, their liven in a circte,of amusement.
compatible with their tattles,C,cheg,,,exit
either paying or receiving viaita,pf
their, friend...,
.111uch of their '400414404
upon their toilet, and they amutte,4bpin•
selves by eating and, daueing, i Though
they are, Ignorant of the intellectuatenjny r
meat of reading,,their t tirrte tioett,entprpre
so irksome. as.,one. would imm,pgine,trr
born and educa ted Within 1 1 11 P 1 310 0 440Pf
the harem, they know nothing rtre hap.
pier life bey,ontt it Z and thArt
ey„nqi.idir
repine for those pleasures of whictr„thei
are ; ignorant, and which therhave,nAver
tasted. 'file watchful vigilance of Alte,eu r
nuch, instead of eminently reminding diem
of their, imprisonment, only ,ptr,engtiset&e
their.belief of the high, estimate their/ . hes.
hernia' place upon personateharms,
.
After ; the labors of the day. the„Terit
enters the, harem to unbend hims.4lloloo
throw aside those stately mannera t athiatt
he ever adopts in, public. I .Tis, thenitip
wives and. slaves•cluster , around, yo,
while away hii ,time,and, display lteferp
Ijtm thejr varied. !hertesent44loo.,:s 9PP
sings to hini sortie favnyite 11tr upnn,,,thit
harpsicortly ano,the grattAes hie, ayes, by
going through the motions 91,0071 . e, voN' Fv.
mous,dance perhaps the favprilp
one will nestle more closely eprin.tlie,4l•
van be'side him, and gene.y.narrata ;amp
wrinderints fairy tale so peculiar ~to bhp
'Tie thus Ile passes away his evening!,
a .stratiger,to that quiet and tinutestio hap
iiiness that imparts such a (Marro, to Ike
tnarried ; lire in Arneriea—a 'etrantlert to
those fireside pleasures . t.hich ought.M.,
to cause a n eigh in the bosom of a bachelor.
Though lrailty is punished with,desktli,
yet tam told that the, fair, onee, qr 001-
stantinople do riot posess *larger ; sharp,q(
,
virtue than those -of an y i'll'grlllreft'lltlii/el.-
. , •
Lose here ; too, laughs at locks, end:though
he Itiot to eseape the watehrel,yigilatirte,qc
theentuch„ sod is deterred ,by,i4e tifrnP
terrors I f, the seek end Illosphoirasp..4 o
Ilights a e an erring as elewhere t i ,Per
\
Gaps with the veiled beauty ,or 140,F,Aikt
dangar 'lmP,aila a zest to the intrigue gutt
malteit her more eager to eppige in it,! 0:
•' THIt NATURALIZATIoN
'who colitend lor Clongresi
one years as the period oiresidendellti
foreigners before they shall biinaturaliiill
soppose that the right to eiiercittif : this
elective franchise in the several Staliqs
Within the regulation of Congress. This
Is practically a mistake. Congress otillt•
regulates the sobject as far
Of the United States is 'concerned.': 'The
individual States claim. and . exerchie'tlii
right of allowing• shy resident the privi•
'Ogee of a voter on just such resitienciels
the State constitution May say Is itecgs%
attry. • Illichigsit allows
citizen to vote.on menthe' iesidetieri.
The -greater 'nuinher of .States
'domed the nerlodflied by the 'awe
Untied States. ' But 'the fart Mtii
are sovereign in their ideal affkiii.'antltbst
slime of Mein hive. altogetlierit'diffet t ent
rule, shows that Cougrres hoe no ittturei'
over the individual States upon this; eu
jest. principle 'has been etilly eita
hilted in Illichigati.
. ,
eIUI v . 1! 0
g
cittnati.Kitquirar states that a cat balmig.
',info() a .4r. ft rozer..4 that ,cit3r, had her
kittens taken away , him hen and dtown
ed. It ',vas noticed ti(tertriTda, ttlat.,s he
piiesetl grant p~irtiun of * ltal. lithe _it! an.
outhouse; this
..)Irs - AFrazer, t cited her
tied that , in an old,ltna pipe had fnurroanlg
in's. which slie sin•ltlsil as she yrflaW,hpr
invn 'k inert/. * She liad'innat ninin,filyfmt
killed the' sother, and then charge of
.her Toting noes. •'
: Nlany''veiy ancient wortieliave" no It
tlet•pag'es. hot commencer thus Rai fiepi!,
etch • A gentleman of more than
capacity. mining irtlti potimesilitit 'Of
,volutne, had it very hanifanrnly
ratAged,,ii• to he lettered thus;
Hoc incipit: Rome 1400." "''
k harder to'Yvniti'c'nginitt tiArt
gain nriplytraY ifor tl,l69?gfle tinnkAY
• evenhe cetimpry„3,tyy , y, tatteq, c paut,,kii
witmln Anying Of Optyg . cittslll
or foolish th~n~ =Hu,ne
• ThaNnow.Nothings .had e. TBll6OOllOl
roreting
,at Worcester, ilass.,,ort ;i l,4optfity
evening the Oth,ult. , thie or
intl epealti , es was W J. Watiiii.,,a ti_plort
et, mail:, 'and one of :the editors of,. POlO
'Dangles! 'paper., 'fl sistell,
`ell the 'colored men ut the State intitd
Knew Nothing tinket. That. says get:AV
'eliange, folly al•connis tor the,
, eit : t i rek•
"nary itpangth of the rioter;
1 , 1
A (3oeTLY
Whig says that the late eonteinlnihiriebta
l an d DitttrietB, C.. On, whinh , the 41, of
Columbia is aituitted,)hetreen,;lll4,ooll.
Pre pteit and Adam.. (nr 11..01 4 1 4 AININI
Senate. to ?tritieh r the forgutr we ektetle,4
by ttenteih nig, over nue hundred TPtee.,llo.
Preatint expentleciahoutll4o.ooo,.eitti.lits
Stlarns sting; $8 _ 0000. ~7.1 :;Nr
The Reenrar.Generat. announitaii'thil
the i tom*
. off94li iil46
r/ ,. , of lopmfolflest
01 o ,fri„t 44 go*
i t~ti'~il~.sYtAs2~