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KUM g•XXX,VIII-NO.
BEAVER, ARGUS,
; Th e Cabit:Cßo;
, .
, .
A APTAiN'S STORI
- 91'-14 way across the Si
in with .twop old sea- Capti
Streeterand Aga AloAon--1
"I had!Some slight acquaints ,
twin: Streeter was about three
had followed theses most
Morton , was considerably y
still' alseitman of Much ex'
The enbject lof abolition of f
our naVy came up in course
sationiatid Captain Morton
himsel ' decidedly in favor of
honored institution, the,
tails. L
~ , i
•
"I at nal prepared to sa
: u u re., of tw el ve lines for one inscr-ied • Captain IStreeter, in re ,
. i• , the cot dition of our inns of:
1 i.;,, , ,,,,. : b subsequent insertion 26 cents. - -A: .
t will be in every case benefit!
.
„ erql iiti , :ount:nstie to yearly tuivertiSers. ! abolition of 'flogging, though
it i
I p -- -i.otters 88.1 communioationS, by mail , i m i g ht up. 0. I Mean. tkili
- ; cers have it in their power t
„...............
.. I with all kinds ofpunishinent
... of course, for such ;o ff ences u
i:11 - arr - r: .row TuE. Artotai] - ally puniahed On ship-board.
.
,• , ,
Wave ! Wave ! 0 Starry Banner! !! "I.' or 11 ,),Y Pa'lt , ” said N
. 1
;shouldn't to:take corn,
i . ship, it the. power of pumshi
i tory seamen aS I thought in.
1
were taken •Om rne.7 .
...•
— .Weii."' said Captain St
/ used toihink t just so. In 1
I were b ut . mi
fe'masters more' .
1
and severe 'than I, was. MI
run away ft.m me, and on
^^casienl
'.
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EUNESDAF, MARCH 264x,1862
C: Nicholson & Co , Pioprie
TERMS—Osz DOLLAR and Firrr CENTS
tiri• ADTAICCi: otherwise Two riot -
w:n be N paper diseontired,
11:,111 -eroppt at the:
tLty tl._•c rOitor
:•Itcrti.F.er3 , 2llt3 iroterted at the rate of 60
L.: y. i LT
Lave pronint attention:
HI
MA LONE
_ .
fg:' I ttk the banks of the pleas
.. a OA -
Srave: 0 Starry Bannerl
kr.pr.yr yt ars,
;191:3 of cur cciu.trs,
. - - • ,one occitslenliay life has bet
I: -:....r. I:- Yonkce ' Vulut:toers: .
't: • • ... : froth the riapr,co`o£ mein •wh
-,- i_voluutee - rar Volunteers! .
.. 1 abused:i I u s ed the cat and
OcE. gallant V olunteers, ; end adtu l ost a freely as I
-... C'eor ! Cheer ! Cheer -the Benner tongue;] and used to woad
19.1 . _ . 0Ur gallUntVg.:unteers. • : had'tha hiek I to get. such b I
t
1 .
f.m' v ernplof..j . .
•7 4 :1:i, el y foh;s, our , father` -
,„ , r.. “When % as. about forty
-c.iit-,c, o;. kings toe ,peors ; •
I '
, age, I t o ok command of the
11 :q. :lie' worla-ritig with the prrwess !
.. .
ter:,nam z)ne.v,us an old c
:11:,-.-.:-.:e.:e V. ,, lunteers. . • • , ••
, ~_
had seen full; as • much servi
Voiukteers . ',.Voiunteere. ai.e.' l- v . as _.:. i Ll_ is. -ti e ing ..,!.11
• . %
.. viap Wiz is . l% IL
I
; But her owners were willin
i 1
' . a I:alit:114e cargo in her, So 11
be refuse o trust -myself.
i.,
I bound t Liverpool, acidnotl
~.1
: sual hap, )ened, until about th '
day out, whet' we ran foul o'
a , ieeburg. 'IL , easearly in the
'
et . '
before smirk al id not abov
i .1 .1 ,
.ti
, eight feet of lee were: . a
r water; itithaviiPr ti l early all be
Ts
..' etl itt t 'e warm i waters• of
-,..!
• Stream. -I diil ilot think. we
.1. . wined inueb iiijUry tor the, sit,
il :-light; ktl ut of it 1 'N4 I as' very an4rY a
ry I
the I.
erg:
, 'JUL stopioin.r toi imiuire r \l'ill'
I ;
ithitOr . tilnd E.hail rend iLie
tud 8(1 tbe land Fith fears
keep tne.e and defefiti thee, '
cc, a •tatiljun Volunteers, . .
, .lu o tee : V,..duut eers :
i 4112 the einuds . 'bat tia
rat. K `pr hit out!perte.,
.-13,:y Inciw ll6pe still marclies i
;Jur gill ism -
V ..::;. - .4.iteer4: ;Vt.: ur.Lcer; , :
t...1 . L.;± •l.
`4 `.r.,.....: ac .t 70 , :, 3o7c . l.l•reari,
rtrp..the'..q.rtli. th.ifit nerve tu ver.,-.reanco
biuudluliCCt 4 , ri II a 2 • erg: i l
~- - ,i7,.. •ii.41..-4._ _,,, f ,' -f '' - -"4:*ti:: : i ti:.;'ilinZ.iio,' '.*'",;,-.
.. VUtia 11111111102 - 11 - 011 ' KUM .eit c. a t
,i ; lit.t.t.t , r.;lli !-11:111,rass'in chieshi = --
;s i br . tirrr . Volupteeri.... --. 1 ,
1 bilY
I.l7B . 6. !u 'e lu r :te Ee eri l' l: l :l 6: ::u .3 ::::rl.l: 3c. ''''
'-'..-. ' -1 f•r'
' • '• - .
.boss"lNllvo l fahitv .
A - as Irani
Withers'. lie Avit,4 fourteen
age, and this Iva his tirAt vo
had talc`rn liim:. from: his
s mother, and 1 . 411 'promised lie
; ;would se;.! hiniwelrtreated---tt
if he Leh ivedlliiniself. I
.sooli
111 ys:elf believe. that he had, at
disposition, .• Il l fabeled :that lie :
must stuhhornipieee oflortnan
~ ever come aerass.: Imade up i
lie had never Liken propeilv
rattl_resolted, to ,. break Jilin in.
• -, Lim I'd enrb' his, :tentpel hefor
; dime with him) in reply he
- I might. kill . llini if I liked
I flogged
_him with ;the end - of t
cilildrep de'er 61 ! iillIcalur,
! zen-top gallatitklialliards 'lill h.
• i hardly swim]: 1.1 asked him if
defeat or s.Laiti";!..Ge !iheirs, '-' i '
! .
got en . ongh i and lie told' me' I
•it natinilialled in thi shadow,
i- En, ri,ed,,til%; Vol zritcErs: ' ... .1
111( T 11../i1 /1 , -/ "C i l l - wiOleCt it-
, ~t ron,r. nelination to" throw .1:
Overbo
vol`•;ntecr= : 1-01 u t'er .3 ',.. . 1 . '.
'" . ard: .but at that moment
, , gt.red baek.agaitist the inizze
- , , r,
f•Jo% ~iy.; of. 'No . "urcp!es, '
1 t.; - '-' 1- •
I, l ; eit ~ .. t -, : t , . ~• io•n:ii:ft . .) o u (..‘ ea tness, and Il i
1 ,. r...1:5 ~0 ii..l tae 3 can...,
' !to himself'' W len I rea:oned..
1'.41.L,f1e enoti.fb t.c.. t!unibcq., . ...
~ !uar•l of V. al.kurt. tlie::boyls diSpO'S:itiOii.
, :unteer,. - '
Stnto will surely - -
e t'it• - port L.Nr tic
itevrs.
' •
.
Lozrs theP.ntrinrie.l, with
- 1 ..- ;C: - .1 - 1,eo-* V.. 1, inti:L
Inl3 1 .r;.
Yulunteere:: Vviantotrs
, -
%%Let] s:ceping our aailiersl
.
. . . a
Irorg c t our hope, an;: re: 1:
oinnatobored laiiii•J i nr• hail thee;
H 1,.. • Yankee Vti:unt.iets.--
Yoluuteert,:f Voiarite,.rt
. , • - icirced to ' acknowledge lie. w
.. ri
V '' ! "ut"': V " : "" t "'' - ' .., inaz•leSt :Lad inpsf - thithtid lad
.
p . • 1., t . 0 ;1 1 - clurtzsgrect thei r - care ' ' • • wr rI. , •
st.e n. i ii ben 1 r isked lornj to d
:-. 1 (........,1 , : Chvir`‘'Letir. the nastier.' . t hi ng 1 ,, ! ~,'.0,,,a be 4.4 .like a i
• (,;.- ur cillant'lvAituc.eits. '',. "!'but when I roughly hid
-..... .--- 7 --:
- ; i t . then came the Id ispositioa with'
i it:.•: - , - .V.l - 4...Ws IloYttoon.—Af-:' I found fault. - - "
er J ilrty yea
• -
. litoi sh • ip of j , -.: ~oti .e ua wli nitw ' .
as yen.
•
-Av:rs). cl
.y ,?
j 1i,,: L all y E r , it ipy ..Atfriial. few real-." noon, I speke• to him, and told`
need ••to be . teld - Who 'llllll.low , elow and brng bp my qua
is; 41f his boyhood an Albany' 0 was looking I over the quart ;•
poil- ii'lit of the. Rochester .De - mid' I, knew he. did not hear ni
Av-ites • ' .. . - .
i::11/ore tlian -forts% Lear,:' nce t i: oath-, and intimated if he did no
ywoFnhind.jfr.iendl __S.
- - v j. as I would liehi liiin. -.. '.
~
zing.- 014 the norther road, and 1 , •‘" 't did'tjhe3" ''.Ye:' he- said, in
ing the way -to . :t tie . He was a i dependent. one,
nier hy professiiX and had just -- 'Ntrwnfds,' Said 1. • '
;lout his time.( /thili.-tinle :ent, I which -"I Spose I catt.Speak,' he. ret .
jxplre(Latt
.•. .. er -e•bat of I'latts.linoving slolvly 'towards the to
i . While ' 11e. bOy was Avearilv ; ion-way. I: • I-. • -
llng alop-! , . the re-Irular stage coach j "his looks, words, mid the-
11-hi iziiiii the ( river, himself a. careless manner in whieh he
F vltieing. hini'_with sympatliy;.l - fired. me in a moinent, and 1 gy
pi -tin: to share his 'seat on the) him by the collar.. j •
Thit poor di•lnTrier boy answer: I "'Speak to me-j like that agai
the name of Thurlow Weed.---1.1.W flog you within an inch bf
rived at Utica. and there, while; life,' said I. , -'1
,' . • I
ng the :trade of a printer, he be l l "'You cln j •flog away,' he ,rej
the fist' ti of'7the kind stage ;firm and undaunted'as . a rock.
H.'" Yeat s- p :IfteitAsiiirils, - when the,
." 'And I did-flog him. leaught r...,
1-• had - become a rich and influ 4 . end of a rope, and beat him until
II:Ian:lie remembered the kfr.n7 arm fairly ached; but be:never
I
liown him on . the .road, as evi-j ed.' •.111,' . • ' . '
; h r the kind friendship ever 1 ;‘"llow's that ? j.said I.
tg I;elween the - two. :finch was !! " 'There's a little more life i
llnry . given Ali of ,the intimacy i you'd better flog-Out,' was the r
',:: Fe.tween Thtirloiv • Weedand i And I bea him: again. • I bea
j
iore Fakon. •' :. ' ' j until he sank from my 'band ag
the rail; 'and then I sent -one o •
•; men for my. uadranip': When it
I andl had a jugted it for my obs
1 toin.l found the slit( wits alreadk
the miridian, itndlhat I was too
This added fuel to; the fire !of my
fleas, and quiekly.seiziag- the la*.
I
the - collar, led him to the matu'h ,
way, and had the-',,batoTi-taken o
I then thruSt him !down and swo
Would keep hm there till his stubb
l i
e,ss was - brok IL he hateli was
put - c:.. - sad I • - rer., i-2:tn the .-af;_
Fume one
gives! this cogent" .adj
bachelors. • "Be sure - to. annex
I
an: who *lll lift you, instea of
, re: you down-:in mercantile
get hold of a: pier..e of calico ]
fill wa.sh •
MI
!LA's h.o. covers himself with
, pparel and ' - neglects hii mind
••• 1:o tbo outside
F::s 7ir. the,
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j. l i
Wi i i) NEßFak ' 1 Xi 1
S:c. ,
EMI
/ { Fund
ins—JO
t•
• ith
co: C:
score, :,
f his 1:
unget,
OriOnfie,
ioggibg '
of cony'
I expre: ,
d.thxt ti
at-o'-n
• _
[,"
I,wars-i
-Ited-by tho
hI am mire
tit the os
- do away
MO
Is are eau-
orton,
and of a'
g refrae
st proi44,
eeter, , I
:sett there
ar;Sionar
.n b tised o
more than
qi in dau
iim I- had
I . 2e . ropel
ised m
I r howl:
I ,e
.1 men in
‘ years of
ship. Pel.
aft, ancd
• as sh6l
safety.- 1 -, I
to trust
wouldn't I
V i:t -NV ero
ing 'unti l .;
e eighth!
1:a sniall
ZEIZI
BEM
~11 rue Iti
he GO
Inv! EUM
ENE
i'tlli gay
.r • with
the •
t 1 Jack
-ears of
;':tge.
1 - idowed
that 1
f iat
ipacki
1 awful i ;
waR the a
..y t .
mind
verned t
I told f:
had t:
old me ti
'and 1 di
f :tched Oil
lit to him ill
I.rack, are
-Yes, help
el mile! lii
lie ship has
I hesitated
wrer tone
~
-Make lial
.1.1 you comel
I waited to i
ie-on de'clt•
ett rued ' witl
le .. Three !,
le ply worm
~,
nd on 6 of ',th
token and x
leat the boy
, et were bi-a ed a,
him. 111 if-a-(
At r wereU streair
at he was w,.t to
w the plank mus
e _train wag ren
ad • my met] lA':
;ai ist it before,'
c men were called,
rid !pikes, and ad 1
areland trouble, li w
' etppping th lea"
~ :pier.- IThe plan -
tsisi feet ong.. i
ale; arld,wou d ;Ihave
i
c- water Of th t let'pae l
lavelbeen• bey nil,' ur
To eould s disco i 'er t, a.
nk i lus in a' ver y short
must have ,b ea viif , '
ruck us. 1 11 1 , 1
- Jap Wi the wa! E to en to t,
Ni.k
r 1)
?lied, her •he managed to t I his i
S or 1. ) ; after 1 ntt, „him in the
p the crawled forwar , atid,w. en he
Imy used o the din glitter at cat
vine- t e d itcl-lights, he look d ,abol
snug place to li in, for 'iti lintl
' 8 re. IHe went Sot i sleep I:nd
\
i nie h ardia faint so Int, lik, i -ateri
ply. ing t rough a .small ho e, he
him t the Oi en place ih the cargo an,
Sinst.f. ec. down,'and e Was snap' - he
my tsmalllet' of water i sUriii;ring it
raine 1 the ship's bottO . .1 ho reaped j
iTra- I and hi a few minutes foUld t
I n
rashtimbe had , given t i wholly aw
ate. the stream, wa,s ucreasing 'n si
ad- I plagecil his hand' upon the pl
1 - byl foundiVbrokon, and clis l co-erd
tch- I tht,pryssiare of Vie. water withd•
pr SSI
e nuz- E
e could
he hail
might
I felt a I
he bov
1 10 Stag _
I=ll
eft h im
eatinl3
I was !
s the'
ever ;
an 3 -
oeket ; I
le to do
Nwhieli
iim to I
IBM
=EI
utan
more
lan in- 1)1
recd,,( a
pan- LA
slow„ I
oved. I
:sped
and Ii
your
EMI
, ria- 131
en ' W 3N-
IMMO
suffered , a t
good de a l . that 1' 1
afternoon,
not with any compunctions for whal
iI had doge; but with - mir own temper ]
, and bitteimess. It Made me mad to
!'think thl II could not conquer that
hoy- 7 --tba I i could .n o t break down his
i cool , stern o pposition. "But 1_ will do
it," said I to myitelf, ‘'hy'the.lleavens
above me; I'll starve him into it,,or he
- shall die under the operation." - • i
After supper I' . went to the hatch-
Way, and eaned 6, him, but be- return
ed no answer 'so I !closed the hatch
3 oa n md d
eto e ki n .et t n : i a e w 4mw a e y: n3 . 7 •A ti t : i r O esd :' ,:im c lB l: es u l k iih l aat e d a t . b l i call ed,
1 1
gain, - .and ag a in I' got' no 'answer.; 1.:
i rbt haVe thou ht that'lhe flogging s
I b
had heard him, 'pot an libtir before,l
calking' to himself. 1, did, not trouble 1
im again ' until morhing. After 1
•breakfast I went j. . 0 the hatchway and
lailed out ,to hid,' again.].l heard!
1 otbin, ,, fromhina„ilbredUld I see himl
1 I had not'seeni him since I put him.
1 . . . , , ~ , i .
t
aati:mt:leinititgitliNeveour that t..l
told
there:.'.'
0 :
:t .
vl a i
te p sr e i,k d . out
for
hi
iiimorning.
d,e. iI several
eia.lm.
d t o i ,,,i n ati l il e illev i 1
ut he \ VqUid 110 rt;ply — Lifid ytt; iI . W.
they,4 .
eemed to lbe Calling on them for help,
iu break him j ute it. lle 11 b eg , be
ore-he'll starve." I thou'ght, and so
1 - etermined to let ;him stay 'there. I
upposed . he hadl!,crawled iforward to
he. forecastle bu hhead, in order to
lake the sailors war hint. SOme of
lie men asked lea e .to go down< and
1 i bk fr '
i
1
..'or 4iin, but I refused. 1... hreat
eitied t o. punish p the first•inan . thlt dar
ed.ito go down. , 1 tt
,
At noon went again, and an he
id not answer this
that
tizne, II ireselved
he, should come to the hatehway.
j
. i
aild ask for inc ere I went .any ,more
,
' The day.
Cainepassed away, and i l when
evening I begun to be startled.
I'theught of the many good qualities
t e boy, had, and of his widowed
I other. , li e hadl , been in the hold
t i t
irt— -
1, i
id ull of forty with-' tie g•
lie 'neat be too I Irg . l
now. It wrta hard Le r()
but if he died there Islip ;
I
'Cation, it would go i yea
till. ' So ait, length I; with
[I to go and sea him. 1 - b it
, I.indtiwn when .'I hnd 1 birt
I,o', and. I jumped 1 •A,
i'alone. , 1 Ime
r I
Ward I saw a ',space 1 bd•Yr,i
easily have I gone 1 ser-:0
,
, oint 1 e tvled on 1 81 9 1 e'
43.1 I call out 'there ! ruUrti
t tl wer. little dis_ I wont
0 t r .4l .§Flike!xAkilli t -it. 1. 044
. ;ar
en, but which' I; be'tl.
! hadl been left 'open I .fr';° t i l
ilinic inL tile' flooring ur, IT!
•,1 I Alould Illavtl left I I
Mi flit ; hhVe I
i NI ,A.l .1 1 lll,
,i : , .
nig l directly upon 11.4 1
ftlie ship. I I - I e(filte
nude my wity a n d ' (littler
card the :plashing ; c 0 , 1 11 14
gift ,I could: tlteet [ to euJ
the' incor i ni og l of a cit l l l l e
;At first I i Filw notit-; strt,ig
I becameru6e(l to' POltc'
iii}i distin i o•uisii the: po , ,iti
e bri:v at • 17.orne ells- 1 maid'
I t ., ,i ,
'0 Se emed Ito be bit- b o n y
..)
tfodi. with' his' feet 1' us Ulo
.irty-six h
ofli food or]
Alleak to 'cr.) ,
Or the to gi
fiorn:absolt
harder with'
intadeui, ui
was riot
tle t ;bateh
11
A little w
iere Jnek
fic we, arid
!
114- hand an
belt Could
takmiltrilxei
num, a
drink.
I , out
re up,
, te stat
Mme st
; mind
uite s
!taken
"mac.
I might
n 3- fors
t u b:
a t] i
knee
Jrar • rent lieed
InLneeount f a
,f the -hold )sFilic:
. yorything, tiaut
.tonetl. there rest
he thin planking
T 4 this- i plo4. 1.
(Nike(' 416W . n. 11 I
t 4 ater,•an'O- Out
t -Hint soti.nd like
01 stireitm.
but .as sbou ai
light, 1 eti
hint. outlined of . tl
anee front 11
the'qrdkeil
r2telied
agahistla eask. ' •
I ealled . are 1. I t'n'el erten,
id thought. lie I oked• up. ' we pa - sithrough li
Iyou there," ' i ; lihood tl;i,t when 11 1 / 1
me: I,`FOi. Heaven's sake} wilii s ,linA , 'up nrO
• ,- 1, and ,i ' ,- 1 , 1 ~., 4 .
ink 1111011, a 1 htn tern— J 3 ,7 a e r . erpinel
prang a', leak '.1 . 1 I 1 playt, :iii law isti'4
and !lie ;added:rill a more strurg. le with forti
, ey, it r q'or 1 t bd
, ..., .
~
„, t i t. o •
14
L hold it ! uns eia4 The' tixii4
r ; tern hied nsiiirant it
( 1
4 ihuf,., bu r '. 1 Lion in i a,l tumble /I
:-aide, and' no o ti. M
I l'!; . telleS 0 ,,
i l l q thre e 'llllll. nay •oil heat
wer e - e b in _ belt.) V Ile Iliiill t ig,, 1 1
I I • ' ( I 4..! . -.• .. ,
Jry heart, e • n t. tor .1
•ia to tl ,", wits thot
had been
Zany mo.•:: s lift , int' a li;tlis the
ii t) w bl ose ' day, Ili d lc Someti t
cask 'b e . ! nngrat TO iwheu tl l i
e 1 jet 4 of ;its Ol) ., ''kvape, it e '
Out him. !ter ,1 , 1 n the; pri
skin. I !shout depend utt
moment ; neith l i e giving nor. '
it, so I' .:But t. is; dot fr
.1,- • tiveB ierelv that
i'n ' I 'I ) , _r. .
p. oth-, I
anew' of
ri v o i il lio, i r ts o s u i:t
ii planks
tli in 1 .b temper merits syn
• 4 ( • 1 1
fxeet t e d
.? 'Tiley 'tutor 1 the i
r i ting t le ' fought gal
,a,ntly
46, e0 i n i thong! rent ryes ma t
i nc h es I him; they reogniz
stream spirit °ugh he lie
it .irotild I are will ug O give
L,oitg dre ; cause] t ey ,!'eel tha
i have 1 new f • thold, to c a.!
Ilknew , success. These area
iceberg' ' Why me• wflo are t''
- 1 litre al oat. Ins-aria
lineaVin irother,l
mean
d ashy the
ti
s t, r3 -.1-- 1 sympa i mean so
lhold he,! wotds, 1 ,
became • . Lett n'i' , on . 4, wlia
nie'from : his opp, rtui4 ies,
nit forla rhis,,bmin poWer44; de
bs.'iveo I I of sushi ten.{ No h
*hen lie was or ill be eapa
:stream-:.eminent in the busit
tent . 0 • 1 out at e• least the ind ! irel
tilook- i Therefoi e - ilet, all the ;
sa w ! n it - tie entering )ittaines'
tplfrom !flintily at d justwnyi
i do wni I --amlbf the fight so
at , toe I - - 1
' i ---,,i
, , and F. , itia".ll 0 oi - .to yo
! e. lb are- 4b6U • to 1 rairike;
lc andl steal, or o any'impr
id .that I 1 - Toldi nto , our , fo'
'at was I.on the . - oint hof ki•-
ti
l b e a — ek l
hear
11 try an
no i more
se pos!
:intern ft
tiinbers
the . rc
r Planks
b►}rst in
t leare
;ainst the
ioien litt
i$ :AK;
a
of th
eate
out
ould [
mit;
1211
•
n
the
:vt
Iron
the 3 n
• .
`us, and tics
fiiiaily, s
a iid'avev,
10iieh
ant eibhi
Ord kfc
at 4 if it gai
.11 go,-"app
nd perhap
too, that
. I
1 g it Inly
;la, to see;th
k must s
e lost; a
, n• I He sa.z••
1-'
,
BEAVER;
siltyli e t ac i: .
.d
wol
time. ;
a fi re the!
1--
4.1,
Ben e a‘vay
a inc ~1 path of c,,
i' Shi
L I Edict 0
hail 1 angryi e:
cot! lOth,.€irs art
1
had
ed
th
all
•
t h e 14 .! °h +! 1 4e , ,. i t il s_o l
t stop the ince .
. trii)yr
i i
iimself upon 4,, , An lrite4
likainst the ' cailk,rfn ' (ni
elp.„ r ; Butle w*soi,fiurya,vvl
w own, witli ;slek fi - dense-rr
rg, !about hiln, t4tAia!iroieit
1
rcbed oth e r. Data an Wk .
in men bed d him !bilk thou
s alking to liiii*lti i
d there he
iii aft,43 - viih i lii '
fooi,
cad, , for foai ialWi lve o i ty , i, our!,
II
thl ; the water ~" ipi4rting i „lii 'tiny
ei&iis drench i n g; ultif to theis in.-
7
bad thought . 8 - einittlmos f go,
1 - .) the ihatehwaili 'And milli' ,s. fo r
s,
p i but he'knee that the,! lank,
i ui4, be forced ;in i ilile left it, 'or he'
1 .feel it. hove ,th him . His
, engtb wits failiniclini-:Ais i iinbs 1
. i e
•relinekeci with paiu+ , but.he , ould
Ove up. I' with
himif he a ould
-Wave givertitgi if l l' had not 'c ome
I (lid. Ho a swereil that he' s sh ould
have done t while „ he had . l f , b in I
ii-,1 ;He said e thottgliii, not 45 him , '
i *-- - , :he was oidg r i tttiii, diil4-bu be
aid;'save the I rilsCif ; h e could awl
sa4d us, is rel**yed us - f m a
:`ry, grave.
_111,4 , .' • I
hit boy la y fickileniost into draq;
iij i
I nursed hi 7.) idth ley , ewe n4 B 1
.
ursed him tb tigill, all , his deli, ium; ,
When his reasinkiTeturued, a he
Idisitup and! talf4l bowed i in self,
•r 4 ;him , and ilitunNy asked b" par-
fqiall the roni . l had done ill'.
throw his ar A liOnit my peck a nd
-die that if II , i tuld be go ' to
, lie would . eVe give me can for'
i et , • and h ed , as he .14t. up
ii,i jI am n t iiieeward-1 '
i uld
a l l
bl: dog." z- :; ii , L
xi that hour !quiet. forgot'f r
ose.
s . and - too t 4 it hour I n ver
, , k s h i p
a blow o . ant my , , 1 .1
e i 'o e i ,r u i!i f ii ee th m h . I , ih ill that i ll 'I
;
eke them,' co ' ortatile and; ap
e possible; ! n A. hike not f iled
iel f
in their repe ti alid ) eciiifid' c 4.
, 9 (no undue le iiii i i but make niy
a
fel t + at t. '‘,
ii py_e: Ufrierul lid
ris&ri in the sai Pori irte
sailed in
,_
utinfii'
r i
4~ r
li'
,
1 ,
an
ac 6
t 'e,
d i
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, --Belf+lianee I ,
eoniplit'eenee wfi e,
or othtirs, are i. r;
It' , is ; well to fi v
own energies 1 II
1
:j 1. but -Jio man' ll
%4.9,- to'isueeet-5.4
eililty Utterly 'onl i a
IiAI wt ShoW no Itli
tlikelveri, tad' 11 a
pr Oliabl' , c that a y•
1 -, llllle'ol' drag e g
e , 91ither.:hancl, ii se
hr
teinake frithhis as
.
b, ;there ;is little like-'
. ' c e I need! then - i Ali
.)'
1
ed us ijpontane6 e
'we i lay have ps- 1
Pail, tii6gle-hautlkA
iune. Itlis bad . P JP'
I haughty, repella t,
L t res 1 e
olute arid' 1
, I I
ct weattlh 'Jr poi 1.1,1
!, he elialbs; -anti it •..f'
t a' tiner, to . . gi,t cii 1.
1, wig to
,it depthit ' ii,
Au,: whiat he sta t-4
,leye,'; ; a tooth If r
1 ci 11a v.-, fin , Aided;a •
imiqinea]rulelof It
ile : broken by te I
Si
[
er is , nrost need : f
!rtsinly .3'Arks b t.-
eiOet that a na n I ''
? i rly upon ' himse ,
~
.eetvindassistane . 'll
--..
) d pi...ud falai m ,
he en,e' retie di d fri
1 each 1 0 her :.' A I(4li'
c
'bids and elasticf
ail ize'With 'effoi . r i to
1 ii'idud ' who h
kel batte• of If , I vii
1
hate 'overtake' 1
.„, 1 ,
'4 o i r l i n hi a s s t a c ti ; n t; d i i i ' e e T (7(
mi ,a t.ibboet,"i b ' i E--.]
, he needs but' ql
tire his ultinuit . -It ,
nrng the reaso n '
mai to themselv ,th
I 1
13, 4 , 1 true to eae 1
l i r Wriendslaip an I.lAx
I
'thing; More thaili r fi re
t l,l stll
I '
lit:
-A,i FttiEND:
uticltv ell
nps i the ail
'nt It.l . iings.i
tilleb in ono'i
l i t 1
ti ate, them'
, glit his : 1
r 1 dut:of di
oil alone..
i 1
n til help . •
11 - ..,[it .Is not ;;
V I Lace thei
1 , ; ibnt on ti
.:,
it
•
••rr his talents I
Ihi confidence na
theailianc ,
ni,sn being eve ap
.1 we
s world with ftli,
help r of others. I
, men, -"idi to
lire labor Fin th
o imaki friends,' aril
. • 'I
Satid.4then - 304
Otich i Sei*tell,
per • . .1 ftul'C
you are teem
ing .01 .irun'Oine
the ihre
or crime . 3301
:riper when '' are''i bun
Rio • upon. or • .1
t • fo r.--1
mi sPlogYt."-
ror,libliatrue
to ,S•dux ' t
;cited, or iu
abof
=
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Ifiblioalfol
.1 ' : ...
The fir st divisit
,
,mint : i nto chip
ardinil'llugo who i
a 1 ' _ •
.' I. ' He wrote . o,corl
, ' 'rititurea,, and proje t t
e • rdance which is ,t a,
!-( ' iiinon Latin-Bible.
- A: , , ram - ons ~ iJowiih
ordccai ,Nathan? ads
ugo's,ahaptors, 4rici
# ll:verse with i n tigir
', 1n11661,- Athiss,i-a 1
[ 1
storddm, in' his ad t
ri , old Thstameni, i
b ,
iii • na i 'of ...lingo, into Iv , •
t vel - tbem.l=fdtebe t
F eneh . Piinllo
ter, •
d vided- the New Tsl ri
1e• itifthoy riow are `
•
The above division s
t' chapter and vel.st,
au= o kpman anttio •4
is de,Tor convenieno 44
f . ' - ' t
,co dapce, regordles o
.., t
4 ,
1. D;et i o n . 1 '
Th ' : 1
,e Old Testaale
bi . k5,;929, chapter% "' ,
b 4 .1 — l '
Ords, 3,728,100 0
.• 11(3.. New Testainol
Irs, 26() chapters; 7,9 f
2 words, 933,380 1(0'
he name of jehovi
1
le , . 0,855' times [ , i,
rill lit; • I , 1! 1 !
, j '
lie middle bookt f
in ut is Proverbs.
'he middle chap
ni thlof S i ck. <, ‘ I -
he middle verse- 1
el 20th dhaptor 17 hi,
n f
'ho Tidiile book' t ofi
audit is, second The4s l
'he middle, ohaptel
xii anil air.'
84 - li : 1
d:ibiii:
lea:
eta of
area-
ht; ha
he middle - versei
is..
he he middle chapter, a
in he Bi hle, is Pslarni 1v .
he middle verse ' n
Ps imexviii, 3. i 1
e middle l ine inth e
h'' '
IV • • Chronlees iv; 15. 11
he last verse; in the
xi, ;6. - i 1 1 1
- .rfeqiineteen.th, eliaite
Hr =g•ii! and Isaiah' t • •
. e. , # , -..4,-..: . -I.t.‘. "1
I ; :'thef , 2lst : irericei J of : ,
tit. of Zara areiiiin ni
a
= i'i, 7!1: ao.i..consid::-:
t 4 4j e rPe....., 121i i' - 124 . 2 % .
• Latu ti , ' 4 ~t lir -
preceding facia wel
~ed y a ' t gentlemen in 178
; 1 an Englishinan residing
' dal in 172 . 4, and it is, s
i I,tair. n each man !three y
I inv stiiration. i ')l\
N l , ' heiv - , is a 13ible in, 4he
''' wri ton on 5 576 n lin lea'
i'e H - i' - a
1
dai-'s journey
li ~
an : A 4Sabbatli day's joitroe . )
or ! t an ngiish inile. 1
l I - E elciel's rce'd was eleve
ip-,, .
,-; . , ,
iil r 3 • l' 1 .
L ,= ti, cubit is , 52 inches, nc.
- ( X tin , rer ibreadth is, el
.. , l i ne ij, •‘' 1,, ! -i 1 : -
P., ---- ' i . ' . i •
:1 1 , A 'bb ',kell Of sAver
' I ceritt ,:" , . ', ,
',i , Ash i.dtel Of gold w,a 8:
de(
.
A tallent of silVer was, *I
i, A Ilent dr kola 813,80 i
--;,.A. ieee of silver, or a
1 13 . c ntS. ' '' • , I
I,lo ita
l i A artbizrg,was three'.'ec 1
1 kt perdlt was one cont.'. '
.14 'nlitit was one and a'l
IA ')otrier cdntaineti,4evei
, 1 1
on u.d i five pint , t i
. IA; Epha or 13:ith,#Vonta
G% ' s antrtie pin thy. , '
. Al 1114W:is one gallon an
At 1 fiticr . ..,. - alits tIVIY plias.
JA -4b' c wis. t hree pi tilt s.
g T.VSLS one half Pint.
T . old Tektatnent itins
J o
icinsi 1 l' . I - ,
: lstl, - ' The Pentateinih, o
k'of „Ircisfls. ;
'
1 2d T o h b e l ' to ll s i , st ol o ig r s ica o l f 1 - .);:3 5,.( o:
ig .1 . blina to Esther,. inelu.i
3 Poetical ..Or;. doetri 1
] . II •
Z5ll
shipboa iid
•OM
'Propheticalaeh i. , ' - ,rj
, 1
books.
NT
rh New ,Tgstament -, is
ded nto throe parts. .:
Ist I n4stOrical, contain
Nos and !Acts .
2
4th
d Doctrinal, '
istl s from Romans to'n
repbetical, being I th
• vel.'tions..of.St; John 4
The commemorative Or, ii
-Were j.
The i'aSsoirer, to connnt
otec ion of the Fsraelite!
Etv h rn pf the Egyptian
.oye, .1
Gn innclision, the. seal
n 4 'it lAbraham.
rho 'feaSt of Penticost,
pain r ed !fifty; days after
ointneneorate the l i
lay,tiOni Men*, Sinai. ,
['he - east of Tabernael
146 :perpetuate. the sej(
Ie aelites for forty
deig esk
.!
Puri in. kept in
•
. de ivory of::the..Ji*
!iced Truibbinittien of Kai
n:th: reign of... Edwar d -.
1, 1 10.-i-tt cosOtilaborii
y rEi and three ..me
pur , ns . a hible,*..hi
ee e • taper day and the
le Nr, thlrty-Se . fen porn
idre. and sist~four doh,
anti e Scriptures
bar i ; secen aid a' bail
El
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i 7 I_ A I.#3gcui of jesus. .1. . The bhoTd ofil Sprispathy;
1!' ihiblitiateknimi attstaiteCt- by , some - - ‘. l .411; has.not 1,36 a-fr,stasi" • .
io b been I '' " ' .
--:
aye proconsal of Judea, ,pri-! Our, friends have been flitting away
OtHtt , HerOd, ii, re . 014 d t 'l3l ~ . friiiii earthititi the eeheleas shirr ' , and •
i .., . ,,,p . 1 q a (1 . , 8, 13 t bore l, .
„. . ~ , 1;2 ..
,;
lf- a thi cad -. of _the , g,elden
.the Saviout, and to litlVe writ eif - •the I each
I-chi-AA:of. sythpithylthat coils. ainundr
fnll i oWing:!letter'te tl4 kornan:Scriate
'-i. our heart strings; as.. We parted'. With - '
1 ‘ 1 ',..9,t this time "appeked . a - : man who' them - dawn near tthe chilling istri•' . e .
it.t . ..lstill .' living, land : ' ndowed , with i d i nt swe e p s th e se t a .t t wo,„ -, 1
mighty power; lhs n rite is Jews I They bore theth:qm-beyettd t 13,
''..hlikit• --Urs"-disailiit's ell him .thtiaPti I ihores of titne--Htlieli , are but p rtes}; , '
op God; others . regard him as a Po \v - ; and „Whet( the, nlotids ! all hudd e te-',
titful'pfephet.,
. 1
ITC -rais 's I the dead to ,;.(Tether' in sonic` dint net-corner itib!e
life, and beala the Aielz; of, every de- 1 riorizon, horizon,. ; t u night'S lone . ' holii ;; :lt"hen',-'
..a .tiption , 'of infirmity tad disease. 1
tlose ---- s • uspended - thords ' are - paved'
his 4 11 au is of lofty stature and . iv.ell - i With _stak;' an& the angels * etheriat
,' :p Oportionedli Ids countenance .c‘,..e' re!, formSgli
,e.(lewn:tioisiessli-;_andirith
: a d - 'Virtuous- so that . le iP•sPi4ii l *• l 2e- I bowcd'head . and folded wing, listening:,
'.l holders
.with feelings - both of, fear and i te.:;64,1.r heartihrobS• hroitnd the_ aletip•is..
- .I I ve. , " . ••' ' • . ' '- - • I
iris. couch .l *- - 1 ...'- •• ' • -'• ' .
. •-• :The hair of his head Is the color of llnd
wlien bi ra im orn a lra t l e.n. *- 11 E r g ; l ig : ::;
r' 'a l ine,. and from the top ef his 'head to 1 pitrs.th e - sa bl e ~...
~ ~ . of . nig t, awl .:
' - tlol ears, straight arid withew.i r.a . di- :light gushes in like titi,flOwing stream,
l e _ .a . c'e,,brit It • desecaila l'i• to the ears to th en
( 1
the Starsdaro buried in the bright;
i t( • -the 'i . shoulders in shining- curls.-
,effulgence and lost te - VieW, but 5ti11,,..
I. F '
, lii- the - -shoudiers . , ',toe hair' - flows . ..remain,. V iand the.golden chords of eyni..,
6 i d t wnthnback, ilivid i ed into two por- :pithy remain . outseretehed bet,tieen
,, i trona,' ititerithe jrnanner of the ' . .Nriz,a- us and bettven. To. altigei . eye's' he
, 1 reneii; his forehead is clear and! with.; i arc visible Ntillen darkues''like an i!ilky
19fit Wrinkle • his thee fi -, c froml - 1 .: • -
~ , . , ,
.. it, inni . .., c l oa k . j y r ,..4. ) -
I.lsb t , and !slightly , tinged ; with red •; his 1 storms .•• sve l e l' p t t ll li ° o e s a lt.3 rt- . ll ' T a h il n d s,:f.
could'nisi;
..
''• 1 i )ll YkiktilliY , iitible . antlgrokious. " The , trace 'them were tli'ey centered areal'
I nose alai iinatith' are ' tkiultless ' His I the thronel' f God I ,th • - 'll :•'ll**
c- i fl• 1 • . same • • . , ..,, )3
~..eu ,vi la liens
. beard' is 'abarichint, -the , color as • back to• our torn and. blZcding heidts.,
. • •
lila • haft,• arid l forked , rs' eves are. ;Seine-tentlernhords,vet twine . on;e rth
. .
I _l blhe anU very brAuttit. .In reproving ; but many
,are -linked,An Heuven. .....
'Oil censuring . he l ls ! awe-nisktilig; in i . I • • .
.' Aid... - --,-t- 1 ' S
.: exhorting- and tetteh,ing his speech is I • How- . .rr ..11 - 101tv" .`&.-"iVlieti
igentleand, caressing. His countenance I think," says Dr. Ciranning, ‘Fthat el
-1 is [rnatvelous in i .seriotishess . and grace: '. house ;bright be. cheered - by', in i
1 . ne•ill.
aAk as neverente been seen to laugh, genre,` genee, disinteresteduess .and Ire!
.. i.burt Many h seen - hint-weep... 'lle is . merit; and then i•cinem her in how, it
i slender in ri
perpat,. his hands are straigtl houses the higher powers
. and . a
ani I beautifrit •,I Grave a id ' :491,211164a i tion's of 'human nature are buyiet
,
i hi, . discotiscy; I is itingti• ge is simplei, in- . toombs,,tw trat a darkrieSs fat
„ 1
l i ..arad - qaiet. InlapPearan .e he. is the I ; ol•„: . er society" _ Well mify the ellie
1
most beautiful Of the children of. teen. :l .'' darkness' deepen and enlarge. sj,d
- hutch ,11"154111, Ij. - ,: . - d._._, ' .L 1 ty , after So muelthoasting of ours'
• ,_• ' , .-_•:-.--.-. - -,,,, •
.1..
1.. . ~.li are iu thevan.et I, be nations.: 01 . 1.
ITE MIODDY TRADE.-The IolloWArlir ; - worla - for intelligence and „ilattieli.ti
•
. ` exextract froM an article . on "Rags," in l and - - general . culture.. Tiow mi
Illi ..LOrid(lin
i F
Retied",' g i res - •aa . .. a peep;; hi:lmes] are .really cheered and ;ni!
, perpetually happy 'by the ,Otroc
iint i o the ' Mystettit:s* . -Of • the : ShOddy tion 'of books, of hinsie. or eNeli•Cif
iTtade :•* • .. • - ..' • .. ' i family .paper ?, • 1 . 1)- how ' Many hiu
l• - .: -
; . hat ski , yon, oh,. gentle: ladyl : to l, night hot an alino,st initeullous chalige
I'' ...fatit . .thavthat • soft warm cloak; so . c wtought, if onli.b . ...thii presl.nee
„Alt* dtg414aY,41144 it were heit l of . 11, good newspaper'. That presenee'
lb. -. t,ol.l4W4C , tiotii*ieg.iof...gitr l ligives birth - to a - brat - 4°f neW th oho - fits,. •
i it t44 l .4 .. taitiiilailefitrallte• loollietti , ii _distinct, class .of `doni;i i itip,.......
Aie Aktide4l,-440-...iCW:I-. --t*l.- ' ipßoh . ..stkmulliteit4e higholt9d -‘,
1 ,
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I
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l.:*tai)geoti'.ope#s '=.00,-flotl/4-,-
lii: thoi*crorintiniii4ri(tkO: 7.
-1 4Ke:ciat 4 sjili .--': - rke r ..- ~ o A? • - ...
, .. ,- .. -. 4:...1._:::,i - ,. - ,, - _ , ,-.,„ -,:n i - '• -‘,.......# ~.'
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.-',.'''''' - B . •_:, ..0.... ,joii . mg d„..* * * o - 1 ,,,„i.
- • 1- - ••.- •• •-•... , e , - , -.
et. l ypurself, *a • becoming . garment:inle:li circle: -1 where before . - was, per ,
las‘that combination of coarseness lizips, - only discord. -'• i •
..4 . [:. - r - ,
.-.
of th
dear to the English .;..1 e The influences.of thesellffilc
.tiliagsLL
„mar pf that l i teriod. ! ....S . evertbeless; it is '. are'far• more potent and l i perniahettt i ,,
not .iingornearlYinOthing i Jiut I )llll.ii , rs,
,:than people.gencr.4l3-.4laV e an idelt . or_L
of N cry tiftteli . t.l ! t i silinequalit3.- as the : tlieY work naively, efveril if:. they are. ..,
sealskin just Inerittilittet . .. .:V.H.ifit One,. net- scen,.bl Alit- Vcfrt" fact oil . tIIL-ir. i tip:
1
filth of the tieW - elotli now winking' -
it%
Great Britain trill be .composeti .. /.4 old , (terrain thesWinfluences iYorli,,eyti ke.
cloth: - .No matter : who your-, tailor . . molt' closely' and - poweyfu ay - .11 r ur
may be, Pool° 1 0r,,;116 . :es it Must h e .. s o. ' liVes and ottr.liappiness. . A - family in
,They may call
„ are 1 uateriai . as - , thCv... wholemidst Alo radiance Spring,i; . SP it
t7w
like,l but Still, hied;insidiously •wit; the 'workings of -!titlectiun, • acid; 6
the l'i..cSli •wovtnlleCCEl of tiei•Maii. or ; c:xtliiiiige of .sWeet and iii.4_ aii.l
,te
'Australian - sheep . ,: t ere ,nil' .surek: t. 16
'. sentiment; itZa dweljA.4. ill. rt.gio
jut* the tiiread of 7 'at, onee. - svasyag. : . of.,darkneils`iiitle,e(l, aria. will I:6 i
1.1
'The Merl who not/ lon„.:
vet-Since discover_ ' kno w their. real cap
.eti that , old materials are vet- good . until they - have come oat-of. this viii';
sul;sattites for lioNsl . have made • int- . 'Of . 'gloom
s and despair..-- What Woad
rhente 1 fbrittins. A 1; ton :of' the best,/ that, oar public affaii•s are iii",sticli
Wool it • ragsl , Hfor there are; qiialities stat eof publ4iation,. when idivataliv
even 'in rags-isi lwOi•th - some forty- ; are solinaify '' of them., it nsat isfacioi
,4iur ;Sovereign4; ltli,(lir money . - value ' and in tdarkiness '?-.'. . •
.. •.• .
'leaving ii crertsof- twt•iitv-feld in the I, . I •- =- -=7-- - .- . 4.-
last qintyter of dcen tiry. The eh.. 7. I - DI - SCOVERk , or 1.4 - TELESCOA'E,7---
Wilk A IS iinitiwlly Ind itifactured '11%) I.' Seems 1 - scarceit erodible" that 'thii
hem will be :paidl-.oy by sonic mil. l wofrilerful fitr-seeing . instrtinie it(wiiii;
ton .and ::'a Italf , ; Of Money:- iNoW, ii:, ',. brings the A - lest clisttint ,Wic m
o.
triils -id i .
here-geed' in rags, :think-- , - - 011?... AS -our curious ken, Shonishould,bave ,liati i
on is one thread.obatinate holds to:ftorigin in childr_en's-' play; }et solt lt
is-
gethtx the Varketrapatts, . and . gives - it L Tie, •children of a . spectacle-maker. It
still a claim to•he 0110 a garment ; it i litiddleburg were - .allowed'•:tt times:42 7
S . • comparatively worthless.; the ' me: i prdbably on • Wet . days--,to itlay . - .1 h
I lent that giVes . Way,
~nnd no . longer 1 their* fiithet's workshop.• l ' Oh one
.1
inalutains.the. - .vain pretense -presto I .ri these, ticca. ions . tiicY i' ere amusing
.. .laniernbered reinnaritii.aciiiiira inon.l' theiiiselveB ;vith._scorre;spectacic-gla.s/i
-. , 1
yi- Value, - pur4eistriug t s are 10 - ost.ned, l`eq, when 'Tic of theitCplaced two to:
rad .ftern far German Markets ; .1 tied' ft itlier; 'one hefore.theotheri arid lopk
igetitU of' the . ,rag-gilirider .trahsports • ed throughar*.ac'tlic-6,-;eatherCbilik.
hula back to, their own West *Biding. ,on a neighbor ing .s.teePle..... TO the
Allierel .. i.4 . sonieth ihg.: poet ic•al in their.' child's astnrii , duncrit tbe vane appeared'
.1 • • - - ',- • a r- .
rtterieng to their .hative. nlace in ot- b arlar , T - - and nof to itjhurr when seem •
. r,. ,_. . , 1 4 . ' 1 - '
)iiii. Isaiah - .orily.''.The fathtit
- ' ~ ,••• lAltideria, tc be )Ivortli inueli: they mast: Was called .to sot' ti4sight, and, struck
iutiiiv . d i : I , ei•ess land re-ci . .6.~1 are 'sea'. -
-.-
.. !... .
. 1 , - 1 - -.._::____-.......- ......„ . T ___ -lit to advantage His:‘. first Van- wati...
.
the four i, imThe mode ins Which newSpapers , t°PN two g i r FeS° " boar'', . Mean?' •
rte taxed is very novel arid effectiVe.: of brass rings, Which !night. hri-c. been -.
all . the fin the fit•slt- 'place there is ti . taX of, brought: nearer to' ,each. other. dr„fur[.
ltlree trills ' arpotind,.Or'abou t. fifteen: then oil: at-pleasure. He wal4 tlin:i . -en,
.elms per r. ant, ripen' the - White
paper. ',abled- ra i ses distariA olljec6 hettcrand ..;1
then there. 's.:a tax I zofl fife per cent;. i : * nl°re-. distin,etly that, . befor.:••• ' 'Ells
uPott the,innual receipt i ret,a ad ver ,. Alexi, improvtrnent . was to place the...
tiSements.. Thirdly, Ahern is a stamp glasesi - in .4 6 . ll ? ,. wilieh 1.3•133*b° reinter'
,J•
thity. uPiin ' telegritplii r fnessacrei; and; the first telese9Pe• Galileo lie.a'i
l . ft.,trailvi Contes - 41 Lk, of - three I per ofit. and
. .ipi. wed it to . . t
' -
i'eent, apert7the'4l.ggregate , income of: PurPO:se!'• ' - El . 2
Ilthe'ne),v_sliaper 'establiShMent. 4 1.1t0- , 11 -
il.,g thei7lhese taxes Lions / ti l t:ate a pretty'
I h avy, : harden upon al newspaper: --..
i TI e, II - witri; for exatitp),e, , will 'pay
fr ni,thirtY-rive to'fotty tholisand dol.;
`la a year, in the •foriii .or taxes, for
th 'support, of •the . Cie: ern - tnent,.:-;il7
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A '.I6.rIIER' ) L 1 , ,.1 S I ".; I 4 I Nell/ENT.— .A.
, 1 ..few days at.t'f, :it.) G enei•al Buell. was
riding on horgc ack through the streets
I of, .N - ashville. an , aristocratic lady, If t
I 3lrk. 11r,., liyin,l., in'a line:ar ,, c, house,.
t
, stood at an ofien t door , orS . .window s ;
waved a' , rebel flag at him anti eried,
Hurrah for Jai. Davis and the ,South: , ...
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ern Confederacy l" The GeneralreinT
ed in his horse, turned' tbwards thei
lady, touched his hat with all the cour,-;
tesy And tittavity, Jar which. ` he is i.4-i
markable, and, surveying the house!
from top Jo bottom with an eye- of a;
connoisseur,quietly rerharired, "Au
excellent' houSe fors . hospitalP In
I ,l 'i ' !•I(.•ss than two honrs, evet V room-tsar;:.
I:O
i valle eorresitofident of ; full of sick soldiers, and Airs .W., was!
phis Avhlanche l ayg --- 14:it the: politely reqttested to fake good' care of `•
.
Idier i s have the worst lookingl them. We heartily congratulate her -
ever, saw inibis life. 11,e; upon herlides'sed privilege of . ininister
- ,
will never be t a le to ,see how , ing < tb llM•nceds orsuffenng p u tri9t s ,.....:.
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