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TF.nitLS OF TIIK " AMERICA."
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Office in Ctntri'Altev, in tkt rer 4f IT. .Mat
THE" AM RKIUA.M" in publbhejlevwrySatur
day it 7-.WO ..UQI.LARfl pee mm urn to tie
pBUl half yearly in advance. , No paper discontin
ued till ltt'arresrages kre paid. v'
r No subscriptions received Tor less period than
i Ko.Tn.- Alt communications or letters on
tuatness relating to the office, to insure attention
inust be ID3 T TATP; , ,
BATCHES ft 'JE WfiiPj
"PkiMclnhi Watch and JeueUtrXtnrr.'"
No. 96 North SECOND street, corner of Quarry.
I " rti " i COLD Lew Wettkea.full
jewrlled, 18 carat emea, $43 00
.,8iler Lever Watches, full
' : n n a a
, flilver tver Wstelieey se
ven jewel. IS OA
Silver leinn Watches, jewelled, finest
is -quality, 1"' ,: ' : ! -.14 00
Superior jQuartier W niche, : '10 00
Imitation Quarlier tVatchei,not warranted, 8 00
tlold Spectacle. , , 8 00
Fine 8ilvcc Spectacle, ' " . t 1,75 I
Oold Brae (eta Wfth topafc f fanes, ' X 50
CAtiliea' OalJ Pencil, I A cumin. 2 00
W riWfer Kitiga 874 cU tn f ; Wa'ch Olaa.
ea, ffiAn, 184 patent, I8 l.unet. 25. O.
ther articlea in prnpnrtinn. All Rnoil warranted i
r be arhht ther are ol,l for, P. CONKAU.
' (In band, anna Oold and flilvrr Ievena, Lepinea
atNl viiartiert, tower tnan ihe almve pricea.
'biladelphii, U.-c 5, 1840 I y ,
Bo & Shoe
13STAULISHIVIENT.
IVANIKL DRUCKElSIILLKn.
At hit Old Ltlabtithmcnt, in Market Street,
-n; 1 ' . Sunhtiry, ..
. tHntWW M t;n LION ROTGL.
RIBfCtJlva "riia tliaiiUa for p. at fiora, and ris
Hrvwtfully infofttKi hi iVtefda and 1h puMic
roneraily, XhH he continues lo manulaeture to or
tier, in Ihe nealtjA aw laiet fil.
C IIEl SHOES,
warranted of tire wri iVt, and made by the
most rTperorirea: workmen. h iiTbA r m
iand a gfcrrrt-a aanorlnrant of fanhinnahle B'otfor
i.hien,'iiefli''rWi 1i iirrie;nHt nffiahinn-
Me Bpritl.fnrnV bnva'.la IW and rhHdren'a Shoes,
HI of whirh hkve dpi h m.iJe emicr ha own immr-
Imte maicctioT!, 'd araofth eat. material and
orkm-inhin. whirh t.efTlt'ftnTi'w T;"carK
tn eJdition'-lo trte iahove'tie haa 4ttat ViHvetl
rnm PhilaaVtphia a tare ami etlttnaive auwily of '
t.ioia, button, Srb. tit R U-ecriplioittbfch he almi
T'ta ttir ca-h. rlretpVt rai ever before offnred in
liia place. Tte lenjwctTiliy Iniitea hlk od cirrto-tera,-
and btlirra; lo call and el amine. Tor tWm
i lea ot t-!--j '. I v ' '.'.!!
Jtepairing d.ifre with neaftneaa arxl deaf aMk, .
Kunt'ury, Ariguat l&lK i816.- ,
. 1 91 I O R t 4 k ir -
..TO Al.l. WrVIINTUV '
2 otrssxcB b 5? aa a. s
. . YUU 4wa.tiuire v( oMamina. 4
ilf timea. iore and bicrilv flavored I '
ft j the"ainjcle piinnd or tarrr fiii'ttry,' at' the '
kln Tea (Jom)Hinv'i VVnrliieiees
I 4ou4 &'.coni atredi Ltlrfa. ' Ma1rannJ Ghw
nut it refit, . ,
" ' n ?atvm.razA.' ; ! ; '
Heretofirre it haa been ery dirtictih.'indreiK aH
i-t VmpfisiMe; alwaya to obtain rkhI Rre. n and
ck 1'caa. Bui nn U lkavexmly in inil the
un Tea .Oompany'a Store. l obtain ae deM.tua
ii irnifrani i ra mm ynu rituui wtsii rv -r, n n ihftw
it here he auiled.'whh the advantage of getting a
re art ml wt a low (iricrv ,
June 7ih, 1840. . ., ,' ,""
1M A N O S.
1IIE RUUSCRlttKU hue brvn ancninti'd tsm',
. f..r-tbeaale..rtVrt.nt3 MtVr'.'R
K VTED PREMIUM R'ISE WOOD PI
VT)S, at thi jiWe. Ttwin1 Piano have a plain,
aiwe and toraUiiM exterfor An( b. tt, t ilrnii
J WeetneM vfnthe, and elrg mce of workman
f, are tint surpa-at'd by any in the Uiiirrd HiAln.
e folio wine; i a twcoiwmendaiion frtimtat
ra, a teb bnled JWtfcrmtr, ahtl hirrKerT a rMh
ennrt . C i ; ?! -1
.. i A AtttK s ....
IlitiK'o bad )he pleare nt irvirig the txx
X l'taho.Fntlrt mhfactured by 'Mr. WeyeV, and
libltni at tbe liA ekhiMti.r) Sfth Fr-nklm In.
ttte, t tW t tltte ta th true merit of the maker
iledare that ibeae ikwtrVtments ar iu it equal'
I. tn aoine revMTta even . rujOi-rioti a( the li-
. Pxite I saw at tbe cait J of Euidpe, Ihd
ing a sojourn' f t wo year' it Paris. -i'treee
Piattoa wilt be 0ld at trw manttracitum'a
-at Philadelphia pritea, ir jrJt aorStlhing loverr.
sona are , requecteJ to call and examine lot
Tiselv-. at the Ventdehte of the rthciiher.
unbory, May !Tk IB46. If, B, MAWl4riv
- ' ' tiomiteitrtV
DEATH SLOW.
he puMKs will pleaee eltwrvts that no Brand reth
Pilla arte ghuiic, unions Ui bos has brm la"
. upon it, (the top, the side and tha bottom)
i containing a f.ir-r.ltnl!i signature of mv hand
ing, ih'jn D. BaaaoaKTH, M. D. Tlieae la.
ate rtiKraved on sreh heautifiilly deaighrd,
trone at an eipelu of oVat ,2.tMK, Therefore
'U ba tbeo that tbe only thing nrcensaty te pro
tbe noUHae in it purity, is W ohsti-o then
a, ' i
ememher the topi tbe elan end th bottom.
fMUoVting rtapetUVs pnraons are dulv auibori
and hold . , . , ,
CBatirtcATCS 6 A6fiitt3T
r the eel of Vranartih't Vegetatile I 'nutria.
f-. . : , It'ej.. ' ' ,,. , , m
cUhnniUilanJ cnunly j Milton Mackey &.
nbetlin. Hunhury-ojl. B. Mwwr, M'Ewena-
Jr. Und A Meiiell. NwthUrttbeilartdJvWrn..
ytV teitetttwhJ. At J. Walts,
ninti tj.xm'yt New Berlin Dogar &. WiH
B!lin!!ftroe Ueorg Clundrem. Middle
taiae Pmlln, teaVertnvn-.I)sVid ttuhlor.
hu W m. J, M ay, M ifllitMbot- Mtoach
avk ' Hartteton Daniel ton. ' rrtteburg
F. C. Mbyer. ' Lewiabtlrg- Wslla ft Grnifc.
dmnMa coemy ' DaajvtlbwKi J3 IteynoMs
Ok ilerwiek fsliuman Jb stiUeobouaa. ,Qat
a 0," Brobis, , Bloorpaburg Johq R.
r .Jejeey TpWn Levj BiaeL Waebingtoa
.'MeUay. ' Mmeatbtie--Ballh ft rNfneb.
wavve that each Agent has art' Rugrarved Ct
taot Agency, contaiaiag rfraet.uott of
MNURETH'8 MatJjclory at 8in Sin,
jpon which will aWq be seed exact copies of
tw hhtk How uttd upen the Brmnintk PiU
'' ' k , :r : ,
iU4Jpbia, efice Ko. 8, North Rib street. .
B. BRANDKETH, M. D,
e 31th, 1819.
ff -
TIBIA. "
LI-U-iai.JJ.L'Hii'lJL
What ! f orern'd by y wife !
' YriaW-iat; food idea :' '' ' ' "
Jwrroallmy life '
Have Itept the aex tn fear ) " '
iThe tWhrier of my roice
' Will make crowd aaaemble; '
J fl maVe aWr't rejoice,
I can also mtire ft treeflble.
, A magistrate liVe rne,
A woman'! tonc;9C t6 fcefd 1 .
I'm rot a tnhn o b ; ,,
llnour ROVernmentWHWd.
The flasbea from- my eye .
WVuld make a female start; . r
,lt is whinper'd on ttieely, :
Tliat it broke my first wifes heart.
But my second is -so kind ' '
. So caresainjwso fewteel !
I really sometimes finA
1 My senses' Eneas' ie'Al ',,,f
She eeitainlyenntrives' "' u'""f'
' Td dojust as she pleasea ' 5 ,11
"But stie il the beat of wires 1 '
' Although she often teases. .
My habits are all chani'd,
Old friends discharged for new;
y affairs are diaarrang'd, '
My keys and caih box too;
She has relatives by dosens,
But I've not the heart to tell her - .
' i irowH hke whiskered tina -. i ,'
, A turning out my ceDar. v - ..,
, .My trtwae it not tf.eaaroe t i tu. ;.!
Yhtft it was ten years ago; -But
I'm not in Ihe frame . : . '
, i t)( mind, to tell bet w. - ! .,, : :- 7
IndeeA, it is nonii, , i ,. ... . v( ,;,
I . t'oV ber tongue runs yery faatj .
.Her 'WtrofWfhe. , ,f.
' ' Thai aba always baa tb Ust.
And aVdid unequal strife J , ,, J :,
so'ild not like to vex .
; , Mr,
My ftrettjr little wirev !
: Btrt fit tnz fOvero,
I really never beard
Of wiHrr7t ..
i, peifcetly absurd. , .
Il'f -11 1- f'l
VATKK'!'Roor GtiK A correepondvnt of
nne'of wtt ekelnng myi trjt R fcns fttXCtfA-
Sd in making a glu perfectly water proof; and
having the property aloool dry in? almnet itntnC'
diatcly altet its apolivatirm. . Hia- method , is
liri-t to iiiunere tomittctt gw (n t watcr nn.
til ft brtomri perfectly ft but yel retaining
ilf tjtitirml Mm i aftet wbrcb rt ;w tn be dieenl
ved in common linseed oil, astiftad by I JJnnMe
hent, ontit.it, b?toftitS ehtittsly taken up by the
letter, alter which it may be applied rosubntan
cee ft adherinn lt ttch Cthet, In tbe way com
mon plue ta tnroally ajiplitet), y Blnot
inmifuiatly, and watef Vvill rXett on action on
it. It is unnnpeary to eay for how many val
uabio pMrpnees in tbe rt this application may
be.HmtJ., .for. Cabinet makers it is rmpoHant,
rnsWy vaneera, when fhtrt by tlita atib
alanc, will netrr till ofl by tixpntUle to tlUiiat
alVnnaptiptp , tn ahip building it will pmbgbly
anawer a Vatuabln, pttrpnae a it baa infinitely
more Tenacity t'aan tomtnntv gle4 anU beccmea
impervinoa to water, , ,. ;,.., i
AWittt Dw etoaT the rollowih,
tsently related to Uf by lerfyman, Wir do
ptetywllt' i .!-;., . . ,-. ,.
Sitme years it waa hat uncommon in
Connecticut to employ rJnjra ts mrtlve power to
I'glit loachinery. - A Mr. - -had a pair of
dojs which ha Worked together; bn ott of
tread-mill, to driVe n'-ltie machinrtyi 'Alter a
vhite the tnntlon of tbe rnachlnis waa htttiCeH,
from time tn time,' in be cnneiderably retarded.
'The tender would jr t tha tread mill to sfn If
the rlnfs ware dttlns: their -duly.'' rlverylhlng
Would bo lound poing ris;ht. Alter a liiwe time,
however, thtre dJld be another mteVhtpliob
Mhe eped ct the machine would be considera
bly UiminisheH j e nd en it CnhHhu'ed,' Until the
owner bepan tn B'lcpe that hie dof wcttj play
ing some trick rm him.'"1ii accordingly act a
Watch where all the rnnveinenfVof the enlrtah
could' be eeen ( irid the iiiyMery waa ttJBtt ex
plained." ' After the two 'dojje hai1 Worked, to
gether ftif aome timu,' oht wf them wga 'aeVii to
atep qB the Uead-mill and seat bfmU where be
euidi catch the) Orel Watninf of y pptiitlli)n
Ibotatepv . Alter bo bad reate'd Whir, be took
hie place en tbe Wheel tffa.irr,eBd allowed bia
aaeociate to reliaVe hitilaeir.. And iT during thlk
reatiag proceaa aey noise Wu heard, ee of ansae
oae approecriiitei the rrtlibf tlof; Would mm..
dt)y jamp upon the wheel and fcoto Work ee
usaal.M thne ttieaeugt'ckme creitered bad cbh
Wi d I te bear bn. ihother'e kurdene,' J And, bad
Uay knewa a littler mereeboat meehanlcf, cad
kept the wheel in little flicker motion, the trtek
mijhl never have been detected. Hoiton IV
i fei-,
r- .-,.7 . w .
;;AND :SHAMOKIN 'JOURNALv
J, , inf .-
, , tO'-sT XfeWaVriee we timr1 ...
V. , x , Kaeepe frm'm fWnah,. ,,' ..v..
Jn New Vnrw-.aborjt tVo-oVMckym iTm Vnom
inp of Ibeltth tVefcreMoVout in the taiV
ding No. Catharine. etreeN tjectipWd fa ttre
lower ifwvt by Mr. John Kirk man. aa a aoenand
candle factory and store, and tfrepBy put by
mm aa a oweninr. vJWTng to the inflammeWi
nature ol the maVeriaVthe livnes rapidly spread,
deethryma;' fbiA'wImle InteMor Vottron '
miiMinp, with its eontrta. the ..New York
Kxprrae, in jrlvine Ihe particnlara of the Are,
naa the followine llrilling IncidenVj
.Sjwddei and.qujok was, thc.eprfd of tbe
iiamrea that Mr. C. and bia family came Very
near being dostroyed by lhrm. One of hie
daughtern, Mm Margaret Kirkman, a young
lady about 19 jreare of age, only escaped, after
iming severely burnt, by Jumpfrifc fwmitrc fonrth
ftory front window of the room in wlh'icb arm
lept. It was for eome memcnte e scene of the
most thrilling and agoniaing intereet to thoee
who hod assembled in front rfTYhe tYrtiffig buil
ding. The fourth story thoiitS eVeVi wtth the
reet of the edifice, has very ems I! attic MrfSriW
At one of three Mies K. appeared, shrieking In
alarm, 1he fire evidently behind her and 'the
arnfine firing out oer her bead. No ladder
bad yet arrived, and her destructkrn ewtoYcd in-
evitabte she tried, at first, to escape the flamee,
by which she had been already severely burnt,
fft Ttrt '-on the sill of the Window, trot.lt Wkr
evident aheWiflT?! M' perish there, and the cry
wasraiaed for her to jiimp.-other voices, smong
which, by thia time, waa that of b-r fttber. ex
claiming "ndt yet, 'Welt a mnmcnt tWWe gc
ready for yon.' A featlrer tied Waa Instantly
procured, held about three feet from the c round
by six gallant !r?aTts, who Were in Brea't ieoDar-
.Af.'tni .'5!t rtft( rV-We wf
iiiem, otii iney nnetied not and cared not for
!hti. ?J jbi ti'me.Mirt Kirkman, to eecaoe
from the smoke and'fJsmea, waa then compelled
to let herself down, Vtti Wta Vettl hk'Ag! by
her extended arms, IroW'Tbe window. ., )orWp
no!' -wf !b ry. Vest nuOiWa of persona
had now assembled, and iwere lookerfoft tie
fgonmng scene. , The young Isdy aotittUt vo
her hold from that dizry height of epwarde of
Qity feet and in an instant waa whirtod toward
tlrei sidewalk. The heart: of . eVery person hi
that vaet moltitwnV started in thrilling ethottty
and auspenae, doubtful a, to her fate, la a few
momenta the cry waa rained 'she is safe,' end
three hearty clieera went up, which made ttm
very welftin ring. The lite cf that, young niai-
deq appeared to be tf ttwre interest to tftat irt).
menee. Msemhlage than ten thousand buildinga.
She waa conveyed to the house of Air. Biley,
cott-r of Henry etreet, nearly pppoile, and
physician sent for.. . Although severely injured
by the tire-, ber wliHa thoughts aeemed betit -prti
iet father end mother, whom she said he
knew m-ist be in jeopardyv tbe Was mi
tmrtit rn the back hnd ainia, but it is kuppoeed
not -darigerbtlraly. ' Jorttinately two yonnger
cblMreo of Mr. K., wer absent frerh hrflmVd
ringltte schoftl Vacatroh, en waa art elder aisler
otherwise ' Wnft Vould, it is ton probable,
hoVe Seett klnaa of Iife. Mis. K. jlatlai tta on
hafihi the alarm she taottghl t(T the children,
forgetting that tbey were away,1 aprnng out oil
b d, and went to their jlooirtj btit Was there met
by the ail ieveormj ,faiti la the kallM
tUar.ed to aVotdthfj heft bach ttobpfoWn room
sin ajid shut the tfsior, but the flamea aoon
penetrated. At the time of gettlnf; tlt of the
window she waa ao bewihieted aa scarcely to
know, what etr did. She heard a conftised
aoand ot voices, and Whether a he remained or
let herself go, she thought she mutt perish. . ,
' I'heaafety of bia child rhitre than Compehsa.
ted Mr. Kirkwitt fbr hie rose. " fie laughed and
wtrjit hHefBatelyk and Mk) he cared nothing a
bout" the tlettfoclion' of bia pmpbrty3-thhk
fJod,' the wbole of hia family had been spared to
":il.:..v Z"'- '
'.' pEATrt 6r tfcttH (t. BtiV vt.1tt Tli
legVapcii! Wirea
oftbia old, respect
lull here shout
niete, co alt rUCufsittti to ,the takts, ina )
lhouCh at the age 01 seventy pt yearff wtf jn
thernJoytnenttrakcelleeA u.ppe.V,
that at th lime of death, he waa tk'thmg in
the 'tMungiiur "Ba. neeF ,e j0'te. fcW
searcb b'iei made,' fonnd t6 be deatl. The par
trf'ara were not given tyM Wtifca. ' Mr. fe.
'waa the lineal 'IftWccViadV VTf SoV! eiUyveetnr,
and the 7nSeritnr 'W a UVge portion rif the Ami-
I 1 -J.. It 'HA
iftsr, ne was tne
Weiltrest fndidaal
1 in thf city, and Vrobably
i lita"epur)try. .' IJui"poi-
tine' of tVe rlchr at 1
ipns
real et
venteant
4s an estate b' bia l'et. but it VUt ajnogtit to
aeveril nillione, & baa left a wlfai obly
nerer, we believe, having had any children, -l
j j ; m -.i 1 r 1 .: .r rJV.i 17. EtfrtH.
' 1 1 j i '. i ... . , . i .-
Taib Case or Tuaia Nicks. It is aid that
Commander A.S. Mackenzir has bteu aiai(nd
le the temrriaiid ef the sleep ef-wfer Albany
yeetrrJay knnmincetl the death " J 11 cn? 1"V of fioe ,,nd wo gslloiis
able and fvealiby cilisien; Ur w,,?rVIlon "t9i n'. .Then ? every
a yeek agtn Wilb bis wif'. t I 6ll0D 0.' inis .mixture eJd 0ne and a e.uar-
in this city are vast indeed, principally in
taVe?. in the ElVveoth,Six,t'eeolb and pei
b Wards. It is difficult to state how
t '
Rip rtrsai-'
, Bread made of wheat fla S ken out
wthe oVett ia unprepared fi mf.tn ,, It
ahouldgo through a change, orn before rtis
aten. i Young pareona, or, persona enjoying v
poroua health,, may eat bread immediately arte
tteing baked. Without eeiraible injury from H f
but aged or, Wosty etrons cannot and none
can eat each wfcbtffVt lhrta harm to the digee-
tive orahev i-, .Bread, after elng baked,' goe
thrrigh a change similar to the change in new
ly trewrd beer, or newly churned bufVeVmilk,
neither being healthy ontil after the "change,
During the change in bread, it sends dfTa lorge
forrfwi tjf'cn btfi, rfr rmheslthy gas, and inhales
a large portion of oxygen rH healthy - gas.
Ilreed has, accordlhg to thecomptita'tlrfn of eihy
eiciane, one nnn more nutrtittent Tn it wnen
Viro, afi w4fwi fr?. '0th 'of the oven. It not
only hae more nutriment, but imparts a greater
degree of cheerfulness. He tvho eata rld ripn
rreao Wrll have's WtftA greater riow nT eWinal
ifpnttt, AhaW. he would were bte fo eat ttnripe
bread. Bread, aa tefi'ft'e rjberved, 'dis'Aa'rges
tarbon and imbibes oxygen. , One thing fu con
nection With rhia thrmght should be particularly
notrced by H t.ouse wief-ft rs to let the bread
ripen VltcVe ft "cVi Vti?ale rtexygeA In a pra
atate. .Dread will aiwaya taste of Ihe air that
tffiTroYfYida ft Whe fipeoing-; ferrce it should
rippn wlreVe tbe-arr ra pure, i 1t should WeVeY
ripen in a cellar, nor in a ttore rupboord, nor in
a bed-room. Trta rioxiotis vapors of a cellar or
cupboard never ahmild enter into ww! fjrm a
fieri of tfn tretd we eat, ftrW3 soou'ld be lighr.
tpeltbaVed, arid properly ripened before hehrAi Id
be eaten. Bread that ie several days nld, may
be renewed so as to have" all the freihtreHtrtd
lightneas of new bread", by'elnipTy' pntttnfj it in-
o I wrrr-ion ewwrt' oVerttie T.Ve,!!!! steam
ing it half or three-qtiarWra of an hour.' 'The
vessel under the steamer containing the water,
ehniild not be more then tieff fall, otherwise the
ater )ttMj Vofl trji tntp the, sreamer f.& wet
the bread. After the bread ta sreatned. it llttSuld
e Vafcert Wi't wf the steamer, and WreWfted loose'.
ly to cWth, to dry and cool, and rernam to a
afmrt timet when ft Wli fee Veady to be cut aad
Uek h will then be like cold new bread.
lAmerTfcon J'Virm'rr'.
'i Chaap Hwera rr Bhtmtnr.
It ra Trriiently ttetjcstiarv to construct 'wit.
Milling. shwd, Jtc i V1 t rfta charatrer for
temporary liae, but which are. neV'er'ihpleui .
ttuirerj Vo be well protected from the Weather.
Ilie following ejphs tnd eJrpisrlitfoua tttethod
of roo'ung out botir-eB ah'o oiber aiftiilar htrue
tqrev may therefore be of servtct? h xomti rtftinr
ti-adt-tK The relVers are to bo fi.nr inches deep
i'rii) H'd is'.d ft hM"tttirk ; t.e coVtsrir to tte tit
boards three quarters of an inch, etiiijiht r'dge.l,
am! teurely nailed) to prevent warping, fiver
tbra place a ttttirsettf Common et;eaihing paper,
stih ae Is ordinarily used umler tbecoppet kliet
thing of Veaftele, tnd rnake it fast by s.Dall naik
Then'appW a composiiion tnaileVf tho follow-1
ing ingredient. Vitr fiigli pelhma'of tr, trt
hi Uoman Cement, three poundV of tilloW, Mid
five ol rosin. These iogretlienu should bb well
boiled' alttl IppUrt WhVtt lint." ttro should be
taken thai tbe com rio ft ion be reread aa evenly
ka poskitV, attd eovem! betn'ro it baa' cooled,
with I atratttrn sharp, finely sifted sand. On
this, another coat of tar is to be spread, arid ano
ther coat ef sand aa before, alter Which nothing
more la required to secure lie possession til i
Vfcty ro?f.for 7Mrpt ekcep an occaaionat dres-
o... v, .. j uiiuc iumj uujvvt IU litis speciCS C ,
rooting from the Supposition t4t being 'cr,(n.j0.
sed mostly oT liijjb deflagrable ma'terial',
pri)Vl ttti combuatibla. Bat kliia. ' i , .
, , ; ,. . 11 a rea-
on.ble object,on, may bo eaa.'y 'flbviatod b
Vintf the whole a cost Coo . . i , .. ,'v.
material t
- .. , . reu ot me loiiowsng
Slack wmtroa ,imo in
a 'clore vefsc
I, nr..
When cob
cr puuuui ui ota siuni, inree-murins ot a
pound of "puUah and ve'f;uaitf of Cno ea'ctt
rtnd, ;Tbia waah will now adini't any culu'ring
Matter that may be afpliei with a pafnt bruah
in the sait.e tnunner aa oil pamte. A writer re
marking upon the goud i)ualitieacrthia prepara
tion foV. rWe, eaVa, 'It Jduks Eeiter J ban paint,
Will atopeaka in the roof, yre'vent mumm from
growing, aud wbe'n laid 'upon bricH work, will
relfder it irnp'encireb'ii te rai'ii or iai-4Ure.' A
Wisb of Wis krnd hiihtWnecialljr be applied
to lh'e roofi of housee, he roe ausj ether feuildii.e,
inetead of 'palu'te. 4tfo;ne Partner, .,, , --; , , ,
qX. Cancer A.gf'otleihaij ,aaya
M p ,affeotiia)lj? ciiiredbi'Qia'e, pf !i pbatinatf
clnc'er, by the ise,oir pxitasb oiid'e of the asfee s
of ted oak, bpiled io the consia'tene'e, of molasses,
used ai poultice, 'cove''" be wlole with, a
coat of ttr, , ,Twp or three applicatiooa will r
move all protuberances ; after which jt' i oul
ncceasary to heal the wound with common
alte.
e Te- n P.5 e'C''t Quarts fhroej a Tnc sieve;
t . r .i i. . . t -
'I .
'4-je w aw ji --raj '.- '-w.eveweae; - t ii a q.
Hia kmatlena of a. bays :
,- '"' ' rf.t. Wrtu.M. ' " ' ''
Tbrre ia a huah it nnonii t tt tft Wet hVa
tbe hiflrntnff. - Yoii bsve been mingling Vn the
bueinees nf fht WoVM, s"nd you torn eeidr, wee
ry and dletraeted for rest. There is a ftr depth
in tbe inrenee blue of the sky.' which rakes in
tbe splriV, avid yot ire ionrent to he wn and
sleep in theenot ahadow, and mrgeTk even yotir
exislehc-e.IW different from the cool wake,
fulness of the monnng, and yet ho fitted fet
the necessity of the hour .
The fiay wears on and comes to the snneet
ting. The strong light paste oft from the hills,
and tbe leave, are mingled in golden maaeee,
end the tips rJthe long fraHvaw tta ctfies'of
meixe, and the luxuriant grain are all eleeptng
In a rirh glow, aa if the daylight hid WioVteil in
to gold and descended upon eVety TtVitr; thtftg
like View. The sun goes doWn aVid IheVe S
tis!'6l'1ndescTlhaWe glory Moating opm Ahe
clonds, arid tW ihi'pcVcrAirHB tHifftdtf yf the
sunset color with the bine eAy, is far op toward
the zenith. Preeentty th'e 'pomp o'f the eaVly
sunset passe Iwayv tWdltio 'clouds are all clad
h purple, with edges of metaYiic Vustte; ihd
very fartnT.l6 rrt, tf W'ey Vote sailing a
way into another world, are seen spots of intense
bViKhtness, af.d The tall trees on the hillv ece
of the horrior. seeVn liVVcTnrr Vb'e etV. an if. re
with its conreminB; Vest. There is rtt,aftu.
"oiis Joy ta tne contemplation of this hour which
ia peculiar to itsejf. Yon hrrf as if you should
bsve had wingt ft'r there is a strange alining
itt y'o'ur Wart to dllow on and xxttV Imkffina-
lion burets awsy into that teaWfA World,, and
revets atir Xhe uouDstantial ctdnds till they
bectATie told. It is a triumphant and extrava
gant hotiT. luoyooeTretsf ta alt Wtoxfca'tton,
and ita pleasure diee with the day. .
Tbe night, starry and beaultlul, cttmee on.
The sky has a Wu intense whfcost toacfc
wet, atfd ba atirs sVe set in ft like feme. TWe
kre of different fclory,Wd VheVe iVe ebme toll
bttYtr; bad some; that have a tWrhWing Metre,
fhd aoVhe kre Just VieiTjTe kha TaTht. Vott knoW
their narnre, IVid licir VWotlont and there is
something a'wfttl W so many Woiiis rnoVfrig oft
through the firmament silently arid hi order.
VouYeela'n irKraAHftrtTe IWe stealing upon
yotr, 'rtd yotir, imagination trembles Is ft V(Jca
tip amting thenr. Yoi gaze W, Vnd on, and tt'e
eirpcrstitfctie til olden time, arrd the WiM Visions
aetrolojjy.kteal oer,ydJr memory, till, by-and-by,
foo titir the tnusic which they.'jriVe out as
they go,' and viriiak in tfta myriertce of their
hidden meanihs. arid fcetfeVe that VrittrWteistaiW
w - J . J
il Woven bv their ttu'rnihff snhtarea. . There
rornea on yott tfeliHoua Joy, arid ft kind of Urri-
We felhuVrdiip With ih'eir WbliVhc Jiatorc, and
yon fVel as iryon cottld gd np a eUrry piCe
atd rourCU tttts heaVT-na Vn company. There ia
a spiriitiality ska hdbr, a aepira.vion frorn ma-
terikl things, whtcTi W of a finrj order of haSpi-
nee. IIib parity nf the morning, aYid the
i.ioote tjuietnnsa, an j the rapfuro bT the glo
rious rAineet, are all Woman arid WrhrehensVola
, w. ,in( , ,(10 imysrcry and t. afiy
energy of higheV WorM", arid yoe rr-turn to
yoor human nature i tcf -fit ,d
- . c.cvareu purpore ; vco w xht wisdo(n of
prayer and WMr Jarty d.Iylhe :delif
?o.e foVbiir no6n..UQ v.criuesa-. nd'the pt
lerVc Vd JUrif'y .jS by night f,onVb WorlSli
ners, and ke e? Mai ie ey, jmiI)omi,, j
mey aetf r il iuiftl our'-e'ej-; rtd't j,'..
to ,hink. when We o out at ibis or that
'-cron, that its pecuJiaV , Wuty 'fitted to oar
peculiar wants, anil that it ia note che ne'e har
mony of our 'tiee'rh 'With na ture.
t .xTnAonriSABv CoiNcipEwta i.n Vutt LiVsS
ov a M'ab'rYk5 Tai. A fcolch newspaper of
'the year 1TT7, gives tbeTultovtruj as'tSe extract
of a letter f'rum l'narlt ; ,-Old tV iUiaut 5kiug
iana a'iij his .wife ere tefy dtad'; yott know
that h arido'a wife We're born on tbe'eameday,
wubin the same iiuur, by the same tnuiwife;
tfcat they we're cor stint rampfcViQhB,t!fl6at'jre
inspired triem with loV end friendship ; aad at
tbaage of niuetWo were married with the con
eVtit'ot their parents, t t'ha'ttsiir'a'b Where tWy
were chrfs'.eh'e J. These are not the whole of
the circmfta'e'e aiieuding tbw'exlraordinary
'pair. They never knew a dayVeickneee ontil
"'0 day before ttieiV 'deaths; ind the clay'on
which liny died they were exactly one hundred
yeaVe old. they di.'d In one bed, and were
buried in one grave, close to the fount where
lu'ey we're cbrutene'd."
. ''.V." qWereiit object fa
'nature ia Spanish, beggar; fur these fellows
bej on horaebeck, and it is an odd thing to aae
a, man ViJi'pg uj to aotno pWt foot )peaeng'er add
asking;, alma, . There ia Va old proverb about
aettfrif beggar fcn horaebatl. A gen'tlemaq
jiVal'para'ibtini accoaud ' by dn'e ol these.
mounted aeygara, replied. wby air, yon oome id
L ' " ill i. , , . . . .. I
h'tV'e lb t'jppbtl my horse aa well as myself.
rr ui mo wnocave iOTO on roor ' wmm ve j
nde on hoVscUck.' 'VerJ Irrf. V.ia
beggar, 'and 1 harv the more need toW as i
is
1 do .ii i . k . . v
, I do ' 8 ie . w . 66
EvstVsubsssewtfj'fc, . ' . J8
Yearly ArtoaWewr,, eneeoWmls, ti i barf
half wWmn.Ilk Ibiwasfc4ree,v twe,,.reiC
Advertisements hk Witbowl irecVr6s ae to the
teftft of rTAe tbey kre to be published, will be
rYtrtinued eVittl oVdeVed e, 4ad ebkwed seeerd
wtiy ' . J
., ttftfttifon Bnas ir lett ttlVe k eare. .
Mewai Mesi'k
anown some mean men in rev tWc-.
ie
There wee Deacon Ovareach, now ; he Wae ao
meaah kWy eaVrtad .& .set in bia lf box.
bon be travelled e 'ck up the earn h.s hcise?
wasted in the mengeh attd leV a for hie
breakfast in the turning. And thrft there wae
ViugVj Vlimrnelmanv Who Wia'de hia wife Hg po
Utoentopay foe VneVhaVVUge ricense. Law.
yer,' he continued, Iddreasing bimrelf to Bar
clay, i in'rjat tell ytW that story of frogo, fbr it'k
Vlo't k osd one ; s'sd good e'torlee, Vrtce pota(oeirr
sin't aa pfenty aa they need to he When I wa aa
"boy. : liugola a neighbor of thine, though con
siderable older than I be r and k Ynea'n nernhbor
be is, 'too. Vv'efl, wWn he Waa going to ge't
matVie'd y63retchen Kelp, he goea down to Par
son Rogers at Oigby to get a Yice'rise:.
Paradri' saVa tie. whal'a Ibe n'rir nf Ii.
cense V.
Six dollars,' saysVe. ,
'SixdoYiare.'saye irogo. 'Thkl's a dreadful
eight of money: Couldn't you 'take less V ,
; 'No,' nyt'he, that's what liie'y coat '(o tbd
eTOretaty'sofriceltttstirsk.' , - ,
, VVell how much do yriu ax Jbr KiuhRsbiog fA
chureh, then V
.tofag,NWy 'paramo.
VVell,' says ttujf6, 'thkta j tbeao i can't
ekptfcVyou togfve no change Wk. I think i''A
be published. How long 'fldfck it taker -
Three "Sundays.'
TbrtfrtSunoayaV sae lluga VVell, that's
a long tffne, tort, iftttt three Sundaya onVy nia'lce
k fortnight, after all ; two fo'r ttie co've're knd
one for the inside like 7 and six dollars fa a g'rck
sl&m tY money .for a 6or man to throw a'wiy.iu.
I myut waiu ' ,
ofrbe WeVt't a joggTAg 'towards no'tt'e, and.
a tookrng about aa mekn Aa a new sheared slieerS
when all at once a bright thoVight caln'e into A
heed, Md ;tck Ufa weVit as haVd Va hia Iiorsa
coo'ld ckyryTiim. r , . -iHreon,4
tay he'IVe ehani tny mindf
tleVe'e Ae aix hi tie Jot
wrtfby bhM that . ca odo svith my
Why, Wbat Th hit'cVe is , a,eanlhg tjf tit
thisf wy.Wo. . . ;,, 5
u.'VV ,v ring it
W- ebeatj than publf.
shirjgMtfdkMter aii. Yon se,air, it's potato
diggirig tibe, ; .r lf to CaW ,B
church. hcMbVhe, will hkve her work for no
bing ; od as Lands are scarce and wagea high
if I rourry her to nigf.'t ehe can begin to dig bur
0F" 'morrow tend that will nav for t!ie li-
ecviae, and jdat aeven ahiliinge over, fbHKero
.ain't a matt in all CtemenU that tad dig and
cairyaalmany bueWe in a dsy is fcretchert
cam And besides, rreeh wivfea; like fresh eer
vate, work like smoke st ftret, but they gel
"earcy and laiy after a Whfte Life in at Cofd
Sam Slick.
Wbaitht Mam The will of Peter Q.
Stuyvesant fle'e'd.; trie celebrated millionaire of
New Vorlt, Baa been deposited ih the Burragoto'f
office, m that city.. -Hia real estate ia estima
ted it two mil'lions of dollars, ifrd his personal
property at IwahUnd'rei thousand dollars, bud
half of bia real estate ie felt 'to twelve nephews
eiJ VjeVa; iod the oVh'e'r half to three nephews.
Mr. Stuyvesant left the following sums to poo
licinstiitinns: . .
American BibloSocTeiy, 5,000
American Tract fiociety, 1.000
Institution for the Blind, 8.000
rVotcbUnttlalf Orphan Assy film, 5,000
, . It waa generally believed that Mr. S. would
leave 'fitly thousand dollar a to the Americatt
Bible Society. -
Vo tilfiRDt :bb Rica!-A Polish w'ifnan,
who haeV atalj att Abe Franklin Marke, found
ler8'aif about five year IgV, a Wow with four
young Children, and aq eatate of Just one dollar
Jd fifty 'cenVs in money. Cho'did not, however
tu'ra r"he stes toWd the Almshouse, norrpend
her tfoie in begging from door to door. Though.
emtarViseVd 'y a Wry poor knowledge of our
Tangucge, the ii'nme'dlately invested her capital
in aome articles w hich she could sell, and com
mencVd ope'ra'tiona, employing the children ai
the could for her ascistance. For t year or two
past', she has bad the market stall. A lev
1 iat. 1 iisvsWra. , r - w - o'
months ago he learned that the owner of a good
farm of Veventy-fivb icres To one 'of the central
counties of tbe EuYe, wae Very deairooa to sell
his farm lor Vnoney. " Sho examined tbe farm,
'wind a ocd house, barn, 'Ac, and fifty acres un
der cu'ltivation. Itex twelve ihillihgk bad growrt
to twelve hundred dollars, ill safe in the sa
Vilia bank, aYsd sbe offered it fot the farm, and
it waa accepted, or U was all la cash. The)
Polish widow now baa hercoOotry eatate, where
ahe haa Wen spending sootf months; tndUjh,
unwilling 6 retsre' ae yet, ahe baa returned and
reeumed k'e'r i'tall.' Wba't a line provision for
herself and 'family .VYai she aecured b five years
of 'determined Vcirt! VVtkt prbof ba she
maJe tba'l U,i j, th, ,q(j wbete all may be
t'Cb vho have health, and where they only w ho.
iayc it do; are prrper cbjecu ol cbstity.
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