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VOL. VIII NO. 42.
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LEWISBORG, UNION COUNTY, PENN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1852.
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tJ,. r , TZT'. '"i'n . '.,:B f";"'-'' W". aclumn or tWo fron their FgMd tto3 ,iUtinction but invrially their popularity Somebody present ventuied to
, .ii ms; hi inu races i . .vuu.v vu .. .....-..-.. w. ...i ... nan. nl t if i,uen'an i ietr aitcrautulv Vwe i i i i i i i t i ,
..!T....n iar..t .., i-'T.- i. M-.-..i.i:i.iTi.H....nr f , , . , ,' ' , . ew .ieri.,itv npH ...mn.. . n, in ....,, ucji.au itij, ....ruait ly. we vanishes "tts the morning cloud and the that the law wa eo.ng to be a
i!..it..iH... ... .v m.ii...., ,i.,r.lur. Our whole p..t hi at ori.3 j:i.Ol"0,U00 "cw,,,e ' Ji'i now in PP"-! 1 int.'d with the uau , ... 9 , . , . .. . 6 6 ,
, -. , 1 ',,...., ; ' . ti.ju J.y : :e Auiencan U.iit.si V ubl icat um ! Jr-"Jl UM ,e n y-inw-" we names oi early cw." 1 he public see through the tough job to get over, anyhow.
.,nT k.,m1T, ... ,., .,. . " 1 1 ? ' lrs,m l', i Society. I ,u wr,tL'rs 01 tUc aTU there "u no ai ia wLiut thev are encased, i winkle turned on t'other heel as he lea
t..,..:!; Sco"' ?ITZ, I The Whig m-mrsoftheMaine Le-is-1 j'2,"5"1 tl'f l-ni heholdi.g the corruption within jf.Hy '.gab the bar that and eyed
.hi.iv.ii. iA,-.!,nul,,.. -Iau-iall j:.;... a-... ; .,i'.p.i j- r ftfift ftftft : '"'ur''. and oilier di .tin.uthed n.eii ... the 1 lViioc "' taictit eoinl.med in the fc-ocie-: brand them with itrnominv and diserace. 'speaker:
i.t.r.! ia-tu..r!.i,.ip.. d.s-j. , nrot,.ct i;o pnils, so ihut nt) man shall be
A-T-i ot r r.-uu l U. i.a.r,ii an I lli.b't Canar r. "Mtutore i , 1 , , . . ,l ,
ofwm it !htwi. late ..f kit, ins-r t... .i'.j. 'deterred from voting, rurtherrrmre, they
cTZiV'"''1 for " ref,,rm m pub'ic buddings, and;
bfut w'li!1 'li ','1ul,"'r-'" s laniaa.'fwm a a miner su-..gest that those which have not the most ;
x ",t of j i.a'iia-o.'.'lV' ..'i'v. ., i amnle means lor ntress be at once closed. !
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Acct uf Juuu Steen, suanliau or S.Ui L.H a. r,.k J...
at.4 U..M, ouiijr rtiWran of Pavli S .STu?S K.T
Ip.'S. r llKISHAN BREVMa'v inJ-.i-r
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U. !. number 7,000,000
A German claims of his coun
try mcu ia ths same uoiuiu-
7 nr (i nun
j,ls 5.000.000
Nobodv doubts there are of the
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all told, by this c.i!oulat:o.. And vct
' omvh,.K, this .mall fraction cf Enitlih
: utiiaur ..j,ua. A-;. MT11I5 IU act I lie
fLiocs and ra!e the roast. Wbut thcf
lack IU IlUlIlb; M, thfV UUliC UD 111 all
twftKossuth and trood eatinir, seem to;
l.e associated ideas, all over the country,
We observe that in the N. ). 7Vr,
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i'rof. Julius C.-car Ilantibal a.l.eittses a
I'ublx-r-c.'ption of the distinguished (iov-
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eiunr, iiiid the filiiin-iM' brilliant bill ..
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in-. g..tup in the well-luown supeih style
of tlw f.'l' l i.it. d f:R-troniutiu Professe-r,
it 1: .lit ativ regard to expense viz :
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widi.ut cra-lcr.
:! (Lit:i fi-i- I, uid gravv.
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C'.'-ttu snip, wid cracker.
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-".V Fiii ndid edition of Miili'i;'" I
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his in it ni autL.'iitie, the "Liii'-S written
l.y Mi!t"ii in Lis id Al'u." .It is a
splendid Miltcnic article, hut we see it
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r-Titt.-I was written bv Mrs. Klirabeth
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Li .it,!, a:i trencan h.dy now living. !
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poets of Atnc-Jca, Mr. John i. V. ciaham-
pel
c,unaei!c:!!g
- tv- wi-r- .o p, or .tinn L,:iy ai. tl,"'
!:ivcc .te back l'r.m England stamped
with the seal of a probation as of English
ori.'iu I llicv often do more oi!jin and
e,-,n '., inn or iiiiinnrtiiiiz-J a production
: ii'it!.!. t? tl" crclu-ioa of intiu.-ie
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TV" i.-.M' ,t- TIC llKVIKW." We
r';t.-rv:i this sn lo.rd j'triodical of
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-i iitic r-"-ff- f the ' tiite.' Stat'"
ii", but having met with an
tirrislmr;',
we Imve
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nan-: ire ...ui..: ... - e o,,.. ut, m:,..- ,,,: , !;,,!., Iviolnn l. by a ,.,riy
l.,-r of .:u!i' (jr, inly -iil in;.-), ati'l its'f dicUinen, rewarded lua tlfltver.-rs wiib
; i:it iK-ci-k l'y iiiit.n.' i'd This No. is
embellish."! vrilh a portrait of the Italian
M'ri'it, Mitxnini. The work i now affor-
-fc. : : -n!v. at;-i slioul i L-0 in tnc
!. iii'ls of every I.'cm H'lat who would kt-eji
up i:':i th-: literary rr.'iVM of tht? party.
h. V. . II,::,--, 170 l...oadway, N- Y. is the
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t is liii'.v -j'ii.ri. irri" .iiR nra:iat:nn Icr,
-ome time iieii l I' ' between L'ol. rren
ii J ei-rlai "r;tis!i capitalists lor the salf l5.iyerlon. lierks county, recently al
io il.cir. o! hi- iii'erer-t in ynld bearing lands tempted his own tile ty te.k:rg arsen,o. !t
111 (.'ulilorm,., b.'r teen brought to ii Contifa. :s (foubtlul whether he wilt recover.
r-'.en very satisfactory to all parties. Col. j Amon the latest end most foolish on
Fremont, ttireu-h les agent, receives one' j;!s 0f ,n'H .-enterprising" city press, is a
hundred thousand doi'ars, uon ths c.recu- ' rP,nr!cd duel between Kx Gov. Johnsirr:
tionf th" deeds to the purchaser. lie al)lj Ss,..or Cooper. j
will altetwar ls re.-er.e stxiy mousauu e n
larsa vear. until he shall make a valid title
io .be lands. wh-Meuiicu lie ,s to receive a
- ,1M,U U1 d-.lar, I.T the tee s,mp.e of ih
I f Tu MrAT - few tbiys.a.rn, a pers n !
Wesioing ,n M .disco township, S'unl.ir
Co, k.':led a l.rue fox. While sk iniii..-
'ibcaiiinil, some children came along, to ;
Iv. hoiii, mjesl, bo repti-sented that it was a
lawn he had Mist killed, and presented
oiwu in. n w i
il.eni wttr; a hiiid riiarter.wlnch was lakei.
b ome by .hem, and orepar-j for the la'i.le
l., .1...,, S,.,,n nlti-rianrrl nA
who had partaken of the meat beeame
. verv s.'l:, so iiiucii so trial meaicai uuvtce-
h id lo be procured. i
Tli" people of M icon, C.fl., are agitating ,
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the pro;"C ol uigg'ii a ciii'ti some m or
-even it. ibs lung, bv which the water is lo
b- brteiglil liei 'he ei'y for manufacturing
pi.rposes. .Mr. 1 lolcombe. tlie r.ogincr,
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Hit- surveyed me worn, nun r. poris in... e
can be done at a cos1 ol $512,500. It is,
i.,iu.iii:ii ni ii o.ii, ",,u .1 ,.u .-. i .-,
eieiit lor twelve lactones ol lite hundred
spmdles rnc5. j
A Good Srrr The Ornnd Jury ol New I
Vorb iliivt. orescnted asa nuisance the,
practice of hold rig tleitlions where liquor,
is old- Thev a'so cad lor ffirient forces!
' . . . . .
The whole number r.f female teachers ,
who have been sent to the tvst by tn
"National Board ol Popular Education,"
is two hundred and forty eight. Qi lhee
! fifty-four have been married,' end oa!y
tbtr'y-eighi returned to the ITast.
The Philadelphia Inquirer slates llial
I -is fir,, sal" I ihu T - I l
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- J Ulld U HTillllitllU Were lllli I'd. Mini are now
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ivesi. w.rc workinj! Souili t,. U'.sl,IIIf
tou.s.id seven ire.s K.nh n. New Vo.k.
The Sinner's ruoc:ti ss li U ,
been jieher .il y kn..n if,..i the celel.r ..1,
pirty, mel nt Augusta on t!ie 23 J ult.,and
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li 1 1! a Oil S I I , (in Vfll lull Ii I lit fit-iil 111
Pmladeli.hu ua Thur3Jay the 17 ;h June
next.
The longest snow siorm that was ever I
known 111 (.real Britain, uccurred in lSIi !
ll is recorded tnut it beian on the 15ili of
j I'.nu.iry, and continued lo snow every .lay
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",:in ''. a well lis sheep and neat cutlle,
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immense.
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drew J.ickson Uivi ch.Mi!, profes-es lo ,
. ,w, had a reeent coniiiiuu'icaiion Iromj
ilm sitirit orivhun Alien, :ti l.ich he s'a I
i led ha and I'.nn 1'nine were stopjuu 1
I ui a lintel kej.l by Jo'iu Itunvai.:
No t reel in l'oiil iiiliiioiie has a nnrrf, !
! nnr is itieie a laiiiji in i1, yel ll.ereare 5iH) - !
IHIO inhabt.aii'.s ! Tin re is unt a I'twi ;
' Oilije. nor mail-rout.', in all Turkey, i.or !
I a church Itel! but there are, hi Ica-it, two,
d,,. tn everv iii.'i.tU.Miit. j
j In 1 ho prudent, provi lin-for a-r.iinv-ilii
Sale i.i M i-s icboveits, there are 4'J
.aviin; . banks, in which art; depti-ited s x-
K-eti and a Hail imlli iiis of i
.liars. Kil.-i
ep,
and a bail iiihl:,,.
Iii -arious nrts i f (.!iforni.i, it is .tated. .
saccharine tnatier, ol delicious ilivur, is'
louaJ on the leaves of various Kinds ui'j
trees, deposited in nianv ca-.es hi a c.iejied :
lio:n, and in drops riaeuibiing and Uat.nj
like honey.
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loru t ouiny, l a., i ou. rs 10 iv issuin aim
lord counly, i'a.j oicrs lo u.issutn aim ,
his coniiiaiiions ten th.iusnd a.-i es ol" laud, :
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siiuated on the Aeuce Uiver, in iexas.
ami n f.-rnle ms hhv in tin: Union. i
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. hen ti e penny pos'ag was adopted
in Eng'aml, the flunking pivr!ego was
I wholly abolished sothiil the Q iceu hr-rscll 1
ha? no fight to frank her letter. Ttial is; your commendation, or give you gratiOca
ihe way it sliou d be J.ere no lrans. j tion? What witty emanation, or poeticai
The Minnesota Prorreef siys there are ' creatiof, will rea,-;ii tue realization of
over loriy lawyers in the vnltino of fci.
Paul,
mid t.dda tht thsv are so lljllierous
. . li . - ... IT'... I 1.
;e; e.'ery t in e sceher icu'a to oi.cuu such . , .. ,, . ,
, . I ration, or thrilano; toij narration, you hvC
a budv ol voters. ; .
,, , , . co f f. e:ta.icr..
A numb t of Atr.erieans lor I aliforrna, . . . , ,, -, ,-
" ... . . i I nit'ht tell yomo coTitation, or com-
wli ) purchtisfi. nc.i't. I ro in an aent ol . , ,. , .
ibe s-'team. r Uroiher Jonathan, have ar- "'" '- ?'" n nation, on tuc foolish situ
rive.J a I'anaiiia mid been refused a thio', ation of ailiirs within our nation, which
passage. '(without exj'ireralion) aie ia a worse
A "iirai'Timi." whn ji rescued from rclat on thin a l:n- t y litigvion ; but,
tirow r.in.r. hrel. in IvioNrH. l.y a iny
mx;icik2 a'irliu-i, lo be
div dcd ami
ih-i ti
The present (iivernor nf Iudirina is n
.VTelli iili-t. as is also one ol" the U. S- -Sen-
a'ors frniii ihat S , and eleven of its 1
ilnite.n Keprcrseirts't.-.e-, :n C.ni!ess. '
i The I'ler-i lent of li e Camden Lizv
(.'lull, leeliiiii a fl V loiitlil on h:s i .l!v r:d
nose, m-tead ol bntsLmg it of, petitioned
( oi u.-i ss It. iiaAe the itis'-cl removed.
n
A dissolute man named Keitenhover, in
America A spirited lad who bent his
i.: t ,i..,- o... h.. I., ...... I..... I. nt twhn
R b'.ncss when
he Oer.nan P,P"rs stamina, an.trus-.l
"'" -' " "." llrrf
ni"'r - in """ F'ce ,niK,,, i0
l,,i I' i
d vices from U ashing'on r-present
Mr. F.llinnre and Mr. U el, -rents cuiseii'-1
mi. to the use of ttieir names lor tne I res .
,decy.
; r .. 1'.:,,.. I... Li.ii r-rm n:i,i
us n ln;. pen.litni eandi, late lor Cnni;ress .
nv u democratic Mass Mceling at Jersey ,
i,,.r,
Dr. Be hune calls the vellow-covcrr
..... ...1 ! i- ..! ..i,
ir.isii oi ine - cu.-np mm n.,n mj i.
"ca'crpidaia on the Iree of knowledge. ' j
(Jhar'cs Kalb us is appointed P.M. at
',iml.,r,(,ri C. l-Vin.ihlson having
1
jne(j ()1J !U.CI)UI1I ,,-ailh.
Jbe citv of W I.!in4 has sub-crih.-d '
' ' .. I
- . . . ,.
Omnium ... ,lsa ci,,..L- i.l hp I . misiviiii.
-
Company.
Relormer A person 1 1. w n first as a
" v lsi..iiar," Iheii as d 4 into as
u uenetaclor.
linlrsc took i week, snmeioo's, -o write
a pai.e. He was a fat mail, u.,J never an
, .
ediior.
The Force of Habit A retired police
man amusing Inmsell by collaring eels.
... .... .:,..,. .j :
"necessity Kro-ns ...s. ...
lMal re.j,cci resembles many lawjers.
Mr. C ay rode out on the -irjth ult. (or
ihe fiist time during his illness.
The "Clinton Tribune," Wig Lock
Haven. 13 offered for sate.
' .
on I (Driainal DaSCfS
urli I .
,,ww ce("ve Kave ronuestc-a Irom the
i
ii t c. . r . i
I.TnltlV ..ll..ltlld 111 111. f IIIMMtlV ItMl.l
r , ! v
.... .
i m ,Uls towu' sctna of ,he,r currcllt corres-
j pu'lce for insf-rtion in the Miscellaneous
" p''n-iit of ll:e 'Chronicle.' The Thefa
- ,4ii. . .. .
- d , A,i,lJil society b is acted upon ana Kmilly
ties,we bavo do d ml' tue arrangement will
i "w w - "S-"'
varied and varying original
! 1 . 1 . """'S .,5,U,
roul.t out interesting to
' i
: 'ur rrst:.muJa-l,.lS taestu-Jenaoa
lionorabia to the institution. Jd.Uikon.
The Heart's Yearning.
L,'t in. ill. t.r.1,,112 aiy kinJrrl
Ll in,' Lrrtith. my la-t .onl titer.,
ill lll.i .ncri.l. ,11-arv.t h. ni t, ,J(
, U my li'iimiiir. .-arn. -t -r.v. r.)
Wti.-r. . tn..ll.iT li, may tile ui.
Iu that H.niziiii lifiur,
h.rv b. r .111 hiui'l ui.v car;iwi me,
S-C-lnitig ll -r gtiitUe Ji.iw.r.
AVli- re a ni-t-r. tni. ,lpTOt:on
M.iV i'-t graril ll. tl'lTor ip,.,
Clini, il. r. h iliftlurl i-,l .raoti,u
1). h r 1.11,1. - t .,., !. i.r;.,.-;
l.,'t n,v Itnitln-r's !' r.o li - ixiirme
In it. in.ulin- . .,,.1 irrai-. ;
Iv i,.v .K.ii.. jr iM -h.rrm.
Tu U -li'-.il ill. liui :.! lu...
L iV'-'l an 1 !. .t
I'H, a, 411.1
l'ri,.,,.l- ,,l 1. 1
I.l fi'l ttu--
V n tli- ii
11 r fr ti,1J. of vu.hful
i.tiu, ... j:;ifli.-r r...u,,l
-r .1 all, and t-u!l,tl-.
In- 11, ;ir :r. Timii. '
r link i. tiri'.klln;
Tl.at ha l- lllrl III.- Iit-n- lor yl;
W ii-n ti. tut .ii . t-c n I'm u ahtn,
Anl ti, f a i niiiic -isie ai i ai-..
Li-t tin-,. j...il o.rli .tarl. .iiimi.irg,
w l,i-i.-i .n r i f IIh ...wit t. -av,
VI,.t rriif t . ! I ut. li.-itiir.
1 1 i n. .1 tli-- vi t rv ni-r th nr;
An I ! t, n.. I ns i Ii. Ill v ),,il..,
lv I ii V w .f: inv' .-iy,
0'.-r 0.- r:. r ,. tl r.-:il.i iii i-iiioi.
A. tli-y tli.,r- ar-iuu-l m piny .
hot mi- . '.fi-p I "i,l. tnv faih.r,
N. nr. I.ri.tli. r '.- Ill 1 1, t-iin.-.
Ol,. -It' ' i'ir -in.'- n..ll,r
i in. ,.i , . .u li' i nt r..,.m.
V l ii uli t .i r may I iiw ai-cn
l In ii t!:i iinal ,li.v .l.a!l r. m. ;
V rh iii- in r:-,-. t.i .ui,- in Ii a v, n
Tra:-. t. ll.at w 'r 'J' li.e .' ui h-.ntt.
'h. KiMTort: Your U'pcni invitation:
for a short coiiimunication, meets my
j hearty npjrobation ; but if you knew the,
' ..A.i'.iin,, ,n,l .1,,. f..t-ft,t aipit-iti.-.,, .v.
' , . ' , i i 7".
,l i ,.,.,..,.;,,,, wbiph mr first :
ttjc r(a pc
, , ..
oblation li
J"ou WOUlJ
is given to your consi leration, j
h-iva po hesitation to make the
, . - . i
det.rnnnatiou to escube your poor friend
V hat freak of imagination would meet
T0Ur foDd anticipation ? Of ratiocination,
l,t.,a r.n prlni.-itt.in an imiirninntil inQTii-
,,ajilrd in lni .-lafi.-r.. I oouM civc m
.....nird in legi,!afier, I oouM giv
r ,- ,. .
information. My private Bllorratk.n is.
this direful f Tmout.ition is not an ludirr.
t'on that cur t' t: a I Je-tiuition is entire
'lilapi-lati ju ; tuougu, Wl.u tv. c-ierranon,
I betray my palpitation at the flagrant
r.lici.ation froi-r the 'ight toy detestation
of the h-a-t tergiver.ati-.n, an 1 my fervent
.nntilieatiou that fraternal toleration may
..', -r, ro -i r ir a.r i , ii. If our icen in cou-
' . . .- r
vocation would cacu 'ju:i iiis u.jjrr:iun
..., .inaL'amation au l b! ick erniucipa-
tion, and, with consistent mndjt'cti and
truecopeiliatioc, yield feelings of location,
thev'd show their appreciation of our great
confederation. Unt, with cockney a!Tc-ta-tion,
some bnat of deliberation by mid
nights in rotation, on this topi? of vexation,
when it's known f.otn observation that
tlev'r' c't :n dissipation. and from intoxic i-;
tion ('made worse by cac'i. pntaticp. they're
j unfit fir mditatiep, ir.uih more for
; contemplation. Lut, I leave tms '-:
! tl.Ti of our real degeneration, an 1 a:i
i iiddenin couinutv'i'Ui cf tue dreadful
devastation that would full w s.viitostration
mre ix.,re!siou on local
. .. ,
serr.ration, or partv coiiibiuaiinr., or the
-;- i .
fur salvation by a firm ronoh-
il it !CP . t l!OU ? 11 1 II lit V ' "C I. f ! ai It. a 1 uui u
rit!i iuu.j rnatiou at tlie duteriora ion ot tins
cr rreneratiou . arc-.-ii fitti rau.ira
tion, aul taas dissimulation, your loviug
Irother
v ACUN.
Popularity. i
The desire of cMaii.ii.g the good will
i;d esteem of our fellows, is one which ,
the breasts of all, and :
i finds a place in
ahouid be cultivated. There ara various ;
- - - ...
reasons why this should be. . c are all ,
-
degree ou the influence tve exert A S.d
n.iue is one of tho most important lustru-,
f.etitsbv h oh an influence can be exerted
for "-od ; aud this good name must be the
them, cud in many inst-iucos attain a
popularity whit;! those who take otter
plans may never tope to ita
i . . i r . i'...i i i ....ii ....r null,, rirrn l Til t ii o tirnrpsiii,! rnti-r-
r laced acre 10 worsninuo'J, ama ueuciiv oui , ."s i- i - - - . , , , ,. . -
. , i.o tnAn Tvrisiu- town of Banrror. and feclin- of all niched and sl:ei 1 .ouing propuetor ot
IO.WW Uiu, .ui. mt ooj.-v. 0u.,. v ; '.- . . ,. .,,.,' ... "Cot-im .lohn. hoiV is tLiLrs?"
all we can in our alloted time. The amount! times in Uis eveutiut ni.;, a i.stie o: me m t - -
we may accompli, depends to it great j hardest kind of thirsty, tho said Paul was j "Oh, worktt , woritm . was tue
. ii. .. . i u..i.. : K.-.Tiit..ri. linn as ne looeu. uis oiuau uuu u.tc. "-.. -., ..-
resultol a mm auucreQcotopuieauuui.a, , ,- . .'Ti rr ,i-. ,mU of
principles. Those who act from principle, ! perfectly good uatured couuteuanco looked John, 1 1. take a lt of
... 1 . . , . i i ii i I mirrlitTj Kuinornus. hisi cuntiiii2 urev eyes ,oium, ruy old boy .
aaa ... ' f" .
I There are those, whole attention is en
1 grossed ia er.de iTaring to appear grist
the eyes of .heir fellows; an 1 that, not
tiro i . t .
u 1 1 v irfiii'1 n irnaan niic m... if rn r.rT,.iF
an
i J rr-, -.-,
. . .
their oa eelfiah desirt-, and forward
t j .....
thoir own gchen;SS for gra.pinz worMly
fjm3. S-ch stop not at slight dspartures
f,om bt but' often c'un-rg deen into
- K - a- r
cr;mc to sat;sf7 their ami,itious craviDe3.
' 7 hese wbo obtain a name that shall live,
Rre t!l030 who' witlwut J sire far
prefermst .t . pur.ue a stea .y, even coure,
. '
the pith cf duty. But the una who
obtains pnruViritv.holdi fin manvre. ned.)
an unenviable position. lie is observed
by a'l ; bi actions are noticed, and every
failure magnified; and he is exposed to
countless temptations to evil, of wuici;
others know nothing. The aspirant for
j public favor, is often led to cherish feelings
! which are wrong ia the sight cf iod, and
j productive of much sorrow. His plans
l are continually thwarted, bis hr.pes blasted,
and the euceo-s of others Ells Lis mind
Rith envy. When bis point ii rv.irjeJ.
' pride takes possession cf his heart, and all
tie Guer feelings of t!ie raau are sw.illowcJ
i up in a groveling desire fir self, which ia
due time leads to his downfall.
I
A New Song to an Old Tune.
jir 'TV .'--. t'latall art IVuuiny
A h"ii.- -Iiliant a rc.f, ir.,
I., not tli I. out f .r m. ,
'Ga:u.t mii-l it i. n,.t irot, .ir.,
,.r y -1 fr- iii daninn... tri..
0;v. m a li'.ii.. tlial nis.. on I'rop,
Avl ni--.'! T - liifi.e.1 at t!.e to.
In -rnt 5-, Uli'v
Cb ttai . ILv li,U-c !ui- mil
X l,at without ft i rovn. fir",
In 1" t tl.i- lint !',r 111.",
A V.In with ..it a tiir-t.-e. .int.
t',..u,.i ii. I l:i,.r. f.oii-fa i.
T win t a hut aiih . ri,wti ari l brim
T t -- t.j, n, y i-av, r " In the r,m,
Ai.-l tr.-.t nht. proltiiy
Ob tLat s the b .t f.r tae I
I
A coat witL'i.tt atall,
1. not the rout t-.r n.e,
I: ur-ly .oulii ut fjtl. -Ira,
T fill you la, l of ir e.-;
But ni.C.!- a ro;il with N.th tail, true
Aul th-R I I! vt.n my "lusglail blue"
In t-rl, rt y
Oh that's the ci'-t I'ji mt,- '
A p'.rl tt:at -in I wli:-n.s
Is li t l'i- irirl Ii,r me,
...lth-.uh iu,a an ouo uunht pos-iy, anl vory
bcneTolcativ ui-b ua
. i wi., , u-.at m t ni i .k..
.'n't all my .n:a.rnn. aim ci,aiK, ana nai.ia,
'l-awers an I ni"tt.-iis w :!l ;j,.nU or inak
Ob that'., the iri tur ine '.
Paul Perrywlnkle's Last Glass.
1 ST --rT IT TUB MlINt U,:.S La-.
-
The f i"?c of " circumstances " has led
su n into most desperate measures ; the
fatuity of some, under the iufluonee of
Love, has furnished endless foundations
for the rom m"er ; but the love of ardent
spirits, ths insane passion anl mad infatu
ation fir Hum, has inrr-iglod more bipeds
iuto worso stupidity and utter,crtiavrigit.t
nonsense, than all other evils and fillies
ii. the citah rvie of liutr'an existence. 'Vita
some, the infatuation for liquid prrditi'i
assumes a very Fcrious, yea tragic asprct ;
while in others it takes such a bra I.
crrTphtvticaliy comic and looicrops gw-t'cJ,
that the pencil of the caricaturist an I p-tr.
.,f the humorist find endless themes ii:
derictips the pyratii.ns, geuuQuctioii'rr.i.AC'r,
of a huiuau under thd furco of aqua urdi-
I 'it J UTO '
Such a subject as the latter comes under
our notice iu the person of Pad Perry. -
inkle, of Pipkinvilie, Etalo of Maine.
Paul was what some people, call a 'bruiser.'
Eriro, he did sigh pot p.tor the flesh-rots
if l-gyp') but for that abominable aud
atP'fi.'US fabricatiou of the American
:-tiIicr,I:gn:2cI rith the nantc of Trench
bra.i'ly. Like m--t wor.-hipers ri ti.e
thrinc of Bacchus, Paul wasn't fastidious
M tl)Wbat he drank, si it was al'diol,
although he rrefi reil the dyed deep and
iao:e poisonous arti !e, F.-ench Brar.Iy.
It was the good fortuue of i'ai-l, 'The, l:y
the -rriyi c'lciated on a stage-liuc, i. c ,
.-!(( the Lctso from Piptinviilj tc uctli.-;
':hrh ing village," not far frori a ft.Ictidid
Yankee town, called Bangor,) -to lire, to
pc vn act by the Legislature, that put
d in the daini er oa the cnti.-a fl m ( f
rutn-sellers ths great Tine f.tate of
Maine. That such a thin'' could be dene
3 ,0 s;r'P rro rolling iu that vi any
other part of t!:e Ciuistiun world, was the
richest joke of the set.son to J au., aud he
enjoyed it up to the handle. But, no
Its to bis mortification than surprise, one
... v.:t . . .9 .t.. a ..
mo; mug, alter urivicg a mau me uoai
, , . . ll.. L .
"ry ino
oi . i;-
' l.V if . -nn iti mf nmun PIT-
"Not t-P u my tousc, si
Paul looked, then looked again, at
o
. "., . i i i.;.. i ..... ,..! ii -.r.'.v ..-o-ith
.wiuaiou, a-. -
- Irywinklo, "that licker law is going
ic I play the divil and Irea
break things, I guess
for they reckon, don't they ?"
1 . t i . , .. . , ji
i .. i cnniiinn m irnnur i-r -T-.nnR.i .in..
-j .. .., ..-j
I
Pipes.
j -f -
Ha ! ha ! Well, I'll be dogged if
tbey icu.c't be a mighty peart set o peeps
' down to An-utv. last iesicn. to Dass that
, C J 9 .
: kind of law-stoD folks from sell.nff lick
:d Paul,
remark,
pretty
Perry -
ined
the
" A tsugh job f Why, you don't pre-
tend for to say," said Pul, "that rum-
' 3 ellin can be stopped ?
" Yes, I do," aaid the spcaW.
' "By them Aanusty peeps of the Leg-
islaturc."
" fact ; no sort 0' use doubting it,iir,"
' was the respor.;-.
' "Well," slowly and drily said Terry-
winkle, "I dunno ! I've lived around
here, about forty years ; I't seen a good
many funny tnings, and heard a'mazin'
sight of nonsense iu my time, but 1 never
did expect to see any tuan so dogeUly
jrreen a for to believe that rum selliu'
could be put down by them peeps who go
to Augusty to set in the Legislature, for
two dollars a day. It's impossible; tV
can't le dill" And this "opinion"
Perry winkle clinched by a rap with his j for aspell,but now his researches had made
Est upon Pipes' ber uhnnj ! hiui dry, duappoiutments made him cer-
" But, rot Them peeps who set in the ! vous and mad, and he determined to hare
Legislature dowu in Augusty, for to make bis Litters, or burst. Meeting a friend id
laws for us as doesn't need 'em, "continued ! the street, he was told the article Was cer-
:Paul. "Pipts, hand out the R. G. I'm J tainly fntooei, Loce sold at any place;
dry as a powdur born ; drove clean iu j except the ' druggist's,' and then and there
from Pipkia this morning without a only in cases of tickness. The friend Said
dram." iple icouJ get sick, and did get sick, audi
; " X'.-t a drop in my house, rir ?" again weut to the druggi.t's and got medicine.
responded the c:-Pul!."a3. "7e!I," says Paul, "dod rot me if I
i "Sho, Pipes, how you talk; tell you aiu't sick, sick enough, aud I'll hare at
' I'm dry as a powder-horn." horn too ; what do thry ask fur,some tfotye,'
i "I'errywir.!;lo," solemnly Teplie-I Pipe-, I suppose?"
"I tell you it's against the-law to-sell a-1 "Ou, yes," says the friend, " for gin
drop-of-licksr-in Bangor, aud rather than t you ask for stomach bitters, for brandy
1 iSj my licker I sent it up ti Portland I jou ak for a dos f parg-jrio, and sa on"
hist night bv express, and it'e roy opinion j
you -out find a drop iu towu." " take a strong dose of your pare.
" Vjt a drop"'" j guric, i? you please," said Paul, addressing
' " Not a drop i 'be clerk of tue first ' aiotacary pop' he
'' Well, as I said afore, I've, been ' cm to. , . , ,
'arorH bee forty years; and I've been up ; The clerk t-yed Paul, an then asted1
to Boston two or three times," said Tcr- j him if he wanted it Liaiself?
ry wiLk'e, "and I rcckoc Pre s-eu 'bout j " Yes drink right down in a dretd?.
as many clcfiats as any other man, but I ful pa:n."
fue-s you couldn't gt me to swoil-r that, ' Paul's mouth tcztcred, and? Lis eyes"
n.Low" ! Set out ii.e Lottie, Major ; dry brightened, as he saw the murky red liquor
us a potrdcr-horn, I tell you." gurgling from the mouth of the tincture-
"That's the ioKie," returned Pipes, ' hot tio iutc the graduating glass,
trith a tuclaucholy gaie tt the pk-co of; "Call that aW.'" says Paal.toldiag
g3S. : the taper ghus between his fingers.
"Bottle?" ssys Ptrry winkle, trying to Ckik said, "Yw, find it strong, sir,
look funny and fo.-ie up a chuckle, " why , too."
there ain't anything in it." j bou it went it .cm etrong. rauVsf
'-...t a dr.'p." calmly aud sulemnly ' throat, used as it was to s:athibg elixers,
responded Pipes. ' couldn't go the pure paregoric.real essence
"l'i vc-j rcr.liy go to say," said Perry- of alcohol and various bitter compounds,
winkle, "that you hain't got a drop of li- ! laudanum, &n. ; Uo gisped, laid down a
iiuor in your bar, Major that theia Ag'-s- nice p-.uce ; "all right," said the clerk.
ty pee, s" bi'-c shut y.u up?" j Paul looked at him iu horrcr, ruihad out,
"Not a drop in iy iar, sir," a:.swcred ; gra.-ping his stomach, as if he feared it
Pipe-, " a:i' mora an' that, net a drop in ' wuull leave him, and mounting his box
inv house ; them AtiL'csty fellows have done i be dio.e back to Pipkiuville Hasn't
.!e bvsinc.ss c!cr.u, m:iek up, sir V drank a drop since shuns a drug store
" Wr-.d,'' emphatically saii Paul, "a; I with ths same horror a dog avoids a pump,'
said afi-e." he .-outiuued, "I've lived
f ycar. -
Au l thus S'.liloquising, and lookinr; very
mu.'h shocke.?, he itrcdo to tie door, and
erossin- the street. entered another grocery
where Tho crittrr was usnallv to te had iu
ouap-itiec to t.nt. puwhase'rs. But, lo !
he prcpr.eto- of the shop was tearing d..wn
his bar, and f:uicr up for the shce trade 1
Pi.il wheeled on his hec!, rL'lt-alcut
face, in e'i.wst.
"'"ell, ill be dod rotted," r&ys he,
if I doc't lelieve some of these Bangor
f.iks ain t a-git'.ia' skeert 1 11a ! ba' stop
a f, "-. :'s gr thi t trould be a r00 v J"'-'ie '
Hal ha! ha! I'll bet I find a place v hrre
thev aiu't kcert at Augusty peeps', make
'cm quit S-iiiu' licker ho 1 ho ' ho ". Aul
hero's the r'.ace " And down an alley-
w .v pops Paul, in a titter, at the iocs of a
man iroinf without Lis bitters iu Bangor,
Now this temple of Bacchus was always
kept open "upon the sly," and hence tho
patrons were tLvAys expected to report to
a sort of deaf aud dumb alphabet and ho -
cus pocus fotmula to bo understood.
" Mornin;," says Eau'i, is Le sfppf u in
d closed the door, and faced tho var-
the
res -
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ho felt, hot and thirsty as a suiting tur-
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i "LunU." ciuiuuy rcsponaea wanimn
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to tinued Paul, fumbling around ia his, fobs
the "equivalent"
"LiTe oak?" asks the Csptam.
"T-e-e-s, yea understand?" ntarnt
Paul, going through the Tarious wipes of
hie mouth end twirls of his fiugera.
"On youa"
"That's the idea," says Paul, ctrttrfl
short the Captain.
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" But you know"
" Ob ! sho, t understand"
"The a"
" Exactly, CapUin John."
"Things has a"
"Ha! ha! Tes. yea!"
" Run John into the grouad, Mr. PeS
rywickle !"
" You don't pretend to saj"
" Tes, I do I"
"That"-
"Exactly."
" No, sir ! Not a drcp in rny loose
sent it all to Portland, by express, yester
day could net take any further responsi
bility, sir."
Paul Perry winkle was Staggered, con.
founded.asvonisbc 1. After " living around!
for forty year,"and iudulgicg in his bitters!
as regular as clockwork, to be wound up
his pendulum stopped smack on the nail,
Has a knocker he couldn't get over, no way.
Now, under ordiDary,circutnstances,if ho
j had been where liquor wasn't handy, of
j temporarily out, Paul might have got alotl-f
suffering from au attack of fcytlropLcDie
; aud was propoSs.d as a Patriarch id one
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ol ice leaciug oraers ci xeicperau.t-.3
Pipkin, last meeting uight. . ; . ,
j rul Perrywitikl's't first address -ill bo
dedicated to the "peeps dwn to Augusty,"
. wLom he now considers the greatest body
politic, tr.'o:aV acd religious, on the faee of
crc.tiouj
Easlind and Ediopc'. , .
Every arrival from Liverpool brings
fresh tut of cl tie very dc!i:at3 position in'
which Groat Britain stands towards" the
' continental powers. Avstria blusters
I'.ussia ij.reat.rs, Turkey complains, Pros-'.
; -ia looks coldly vs. r.ad' tic oondict oi
! Fran-? is l'.ir.t more tuau auspicious. In
Europe, England decs not a r pear to'
have a sit "!e befrty ally. At no moment
Would her ntinisters be sr.rpriscd to find
themselves involved in vrar with Laif the
1 p,yCr of the c .ntinent, and without hops
' , f succor from any t-ua-tjr except, perhaps,'
frnl the United States,
, Why is this? Two causes e think:,'
have produced tiU c naiti'i of affairs.
The firt has been the manner, in which.
Lord Palmerstou Has coti'luclea tue Xoreign
rtl-tioiis of Great lr tain. Iunng the
late levo'iutiet.s in Europe, this statisiian
' favored t'.e liberal cause to an extent just
sucieiiv a-J iiii'-iu . .' i n uio y ."til,
UC t0 afford the insurgent
atiou due eucourairocent. The result'
It
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naS been .uat ne nas -e-.
I . . I.,. Anm.a var, f I. .ill t ritSint. It M
ausioj cuv ..i..- . --t y
cur sweet Ui friends in new and more liberal govern
Imcnts. This conduct has oeen, in part,
. tue naut - . au a,Mi
, t0BM(lience of his associate. i0 officet
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