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I ,•- • ' ',• .• , ~ -I, • - _. .. 1 ... .• •- , 1 rr . , -.- • - - I • I :- ' . , THE WILL OF THE PEOPLE" IS THE LEGITIMATE SOURCE, AND THE APPINESS OF HE PEOPLE THE TItUEI END iITP .. el '''''''-- _ _ VOLIIIE 28,-NUIBER Heart History. sr Resits. JOBLII7, . . , . !bite tipah it lime., a maiden J. ,' Sat beneath a hawthorn . tree, 't • And her lover close-beside her; '-- - M4ttpured - vows of constancy. • . Vilksweeter than the blossom inging over her wits she; ' • • ; And her heart within her"bosom ' • - Thiobbed and glowed tumultuously i3oth Were young. ; and fond, and foolish; Neither rich, the story goes; - iris Prond; and. Pik,was Mulish, Great their lovei and great-their woes, ''So.they•ldeeed, and wept, and paitecl, Swearing to be ever true.; • ' • Died the . maiden brcilien-hearted Was thei lov.er, faithful toot .. shalt . , -she wed a wealthy banker. • (Slander whispered she was sold,)- ~And no:city - themes outrank her .. • 'With her pockets WI 'of gold; • Queen at-every ball and -party,' Decked - With lace and jewels rare,. "Looking verylresh and heartF Reigns the, victim of'd&cptiit I . • Ile, eonfotmd theAucky fellotv, • _Took a widow twice his ears,: • Fat and forty , ripe and me llow, *.. - - With a race of little dears ; . . Big plantation, servants plenty, Splendid mansion, pomp antlease;, Cured the boyiSh - loce of twenty, , That, incurable disease. ~ • Learn from tbis, teu (loath* . lover., • In your anguish do not break Anydniut ot,great . t . e4 value - - _•••_ ; . Than the p rom ises you make. Hearts Were,tnade to put, in motion 1 ,1 Blood that otherwise would cool Pleasure; - oft, anti twois•-•" • . . • 11,;r.aduai sweetness in ibe morning air, witching langhter'M the woods, - A group of maidens eceryschere,_ With glowingcheeks and _flowing hair,- And notht sorrow or a care • . Within their, dbiaty hoods.. ,fin :Tie fleetness in their Limbs, A- tint of morning Oh their, brows; Their posture Tull of giilish - whims,. No dappled fawn so nimbly skiins ',C01% 'vie =silver lakelet brimp • .4' Beneath the dripping hougl:a„ . They area ruthless, ramping rotit. 'Marauders of each ~nook and glen They disappear with' song and shout,' . . , • Ailey beat the forests all atiopt, knit ferret:timid flowers out, 4 -- • • Then come in glee - again •:• • S . uch knotc of flowerit.and knots of With beauty in thcir liusy eyes ! One plaits a cluster , With her. curls, , • Aninlier in her„finger tWirks-, A nosegay riclrritti liquid peirls, . - A teibtale in disguise. • Oh ! girlhoodAS a guertlon ir•. - , ; That still is lelt-a recreant race; There's witchery in its wayward air,. Sprinkling the sunshine everywhere; Alast that later years impair - , - • ~\i - Its simple, guileles, grace! , , . istelltuenuri sritrtimig. , . . . . ....____. - 1-, Waterloo Yarns. -... ' - The world has heen listening: for years to stories of Waterloo; butit would' seem, - 1 that like) certain other Corrimoility, - .10ng,, - I :1 nCe familiar .to "Air readers..' there. are a few More left of Ile same sort.' We do not remember of seeing the following in "print, though lii these tyrigraphic !inles, , wer e that really tbe case, it would be,tbe oo:.4 curious-point in it : - - I . ' Ali individual who owned ,a , small - tat , : (irn near the eventful field, was frequent ly questioned by visit Ors as to whether be did not possess some relics s ef the batile, nod, as invariably, and asiiiiiimitly 211313' e 1 ... Id 'in the negative. ,But .be was very poor, and while lamenting to a neighbor ant only of his poverty, but tbe annoyan ces. to which tr,aVelers subjected him; Lis friend cut him short with---.- ' WpII, make one help another. • Make, .sotne relies.' ' \. - - ----- ' 'But what can I, do 3'- inquired the'j poor one. ' . i '.Tell them thaVisjapoleon "or 'Welling : ton entered your shop; during the battle, coil sat doWn on that chair.' , - • Not long after; atiEnglish tourist , en-: tered, and enqiiiring for.. - relics, hoard " the thhir story. The chair.was.; at once bought at an incredible.price. - The nex comer was informed that Wellington ha taken a drink, and the ',Wellington turn hies' was accordingly sold. The third • • ' arrival' gazed with breathless.vronder a th e nail on which lkniapatte bad' hung his bat.' The fourth : pinchiuted ih,e-doo :Post; between which he enteked, •and the fifth became th&happy posiessor , of the floor on which: be had trodden.. A.t , the l ast advice% the fortunate tavern;keeper had not a'roof to cover hiii bead, and was_ sc•en sitting upon a bag 1::if gi . dd in ;be cen- tre of a /her; pit formed by; selling the dirt on wk.k.h. the Aware had good. - . ForurcZze.....miles f Placer villa Stood ()km of those - immense. -trees know n in California u the- Freinont r Sugar Pine. In eircum&renne two 'feet fro m the ground it measured twenty-nine ,or nine feet fisnr inches aisinoter.. , JILWas chopped off only two feet from-the ground, s there was no diminu-• tio n in size for fifty feet upward; As - many men as could Work around it, chop ped it off in two :days It Made - in till two hundred and sizty . :five' thonSanct shingles. • kt 12 dollars per thousand,. theprickitheY brought at the.stutzip, we 'have no less a sum thin $3lBO for shingles,alMie, beside s rails, and fence \posi. The entire Of the 'tree was:',two! hundred and t hilty feet: . - • - :o t' You 'flatter pe: sa d,aa xVisite__ :the. .Inkier day, to y9ung lady ; *ho was Pr ing the beahty of his m9usigeht6 • • For heaveh's saki!. ma'am, __interPosed al) • Indiana Hoosier, - ;• . 3 0- 1 e; ,-, - *like - that ch aP any ,*iitter,giftn, - The _aggregat*:ll4Fe te f-trade, Tait Lions of dollars.•- • - - . , . NOME =EI . . From le Bagott, •Whii. .. - . - idtentur M e In. Callfnraia. ''- in•arch last were en ahled, t (won 1 i the kindness : s ofa friend ies ding in Eas t;l *le publish aninteresting le' ter writ :Capt. Thoinas S. Ha I, ' vfintrav mtefisivelyin Californi . We have iermitted to make the fallen:llex; : rerun another letter written by the same gentlOinan, to. - a member (kids fam ily re idingtin this place. - - •li :' - '• I (:I o cast a during last fail to visit the ost A., gel. Valle y; which, by-the by, 4 o l e } of I o most fertile and finest. t regions f . mint y thatl ever saw in my - life, sette ' firi . ipally by native Califon. Tri i al's, w o I land to be a much better [iclass of pekple than I eXpected; at least I thelv, treated in, very kindly. Oa my way dOwn II li d follon7ea the coast, via 'San Horn or Sa .JOsci,'lo MontereyiSati tai Barhara, the .• cc_ o Los Angelos: Oa my - _return I co luded I would cro:'.!a the coast range of 33 I Man - Lis; or a spur of the Nevada, rather ''tirre Tulare Valley. and throttili tl e ..,( - 44 Mein minesto the Nort - ii of Sacramento ralley,-to. Natonia, ttlie place where I • tad been luCated: My - mode ji -t• mode of t' ave...,1 .waii.on font, and. there 'were fen men . 3 Caliktinia that coul d . heat me- t waling. I provided myself with , about , eine, Iveek's. proviiions,' con; sisting o prim. v beef and bread,. or pan.' asthe nat yes cal ed it ; • I gut tile hest di- ii ' lll fectipn • I •could, dative to ,t he route. 1 -- was tutor ned th : - the distance wiross the mountain Was nit more than - from 15 to 20 miles; about ,alf-a-day's walk ,far me. 1 I.7nfortun tely fo me, the. whole moun tain rang its th t section (f the' country 1 abounds I wild orses or Toasting.% and J other wild animal ; and, wherei'or a drove 1 of tiese wild hor es go, they make - a. trail lor 1.3 tli eqttal to be , 'one- was following. ' I I fially . got - iipett a wrong nail and goel bew !dere :I L.lt. had become cleudy, and)l. I ha l° guide inell travelP . red• - '1 ie., Wit ' l e-da . u o p n mthi eotain after . r j3 p anothe . u a - I •came. to !la. gp t ,that .I Ulm . 13t.' w old I be' fii Voral4. for encamp- 1.1 fdig-, 5. . or the - night)* it was along side.of a "e l k 'of Jbs ks Which stood 7 f=i-ime eight or i r 'tenfeet I i gli. 'I colleeted i sufliCient fuel to; keep 'el a fire all might 4 .lip to this tine I had .eeti no wild atar • Cals;salthringh 1. - 'll- d see - considerable signs ; I built a 'fie e the`:l would have the rocks 'for a pA etiOn.l.. I' then :broiled some of - my it beef, and 1 ) tie .my supper.' I oxa mined m, -i,vyiilv: f- \ , having two of: them with tno.f I then s read my blankets (a luxury th it I alWa Ls carried 'williltne iti:Califor -niti;)ana lei'down, feer.adiiit herghiinny ',,atlthe position . I was in I had..la id prob-- 1 ably'a couple Of hour. when all at once a pack -of ilrOlves and- ..vot es (an animal between ii. 'well and , fox)'set up a ter rilie howlir , 7; it seem to me that there 'were 50,Q cif . tbern;altb ' I euppose there - weie not. over 251 • or ,t t rey.; I laid:and list i erled • to them, r ed their serenade was anything - but agreeable,although I did ' 'Jur mimi them much, a 3 I:' had' frequent ly heard lie •ia li music before. -Tey I wlre some fifty or sixty yards from. Me. la After a novino• Me for at least an hour 'And a tall, .they "'Suddenly .ceased their lliiisei r ad pbt,oir3tt'a burry. I lay some I ten or fl teen minutes cOngratulat it'd 4:,. ~ iny- 1 • self tha 1 Would'ltave quietness the rest. i /. of the ioht, 10)03, to my }terror, some 1 animal let out a trinst trrific: yell; appar-. ently Ilk more than 3 0 yards from me. I sprang my feet in * hUrry, clutching- My ti l evil -er 'ist once hatill and my knife in the other. I stood expecting every mo-. merit tolbeaith'cked. I .was looking abOut in dread, When I Aiiciivere:d the glar ; ing ' eyps ofisornectsirrial : - 'il. had heard it re- Marl:edit-1y an old hutt4er that there was,. hardily -any ..-anima that would stand fire_ ' when it would corn close to it. A thfinght) struck me to try the - experiment; I caught 'up. - a fire .b ad; awl threw it with II - fiil ,force - at the at mil I ;fell close tie-4' side • the . .anim 11, rid th nk; •st ruck - it;; I fit , it, , attacke .th Aq, a A made :the'.' sparks Pi at Jest 10 fe t high., - In:a few. c l i to menfts it w'at off, y liing and-Making, considerahle I nise, .un, it it got. clear out.. of hearing:— ' and . -1 felt , greatly relieved. I .roused npiniy fire, an, seated. myself b!,• ' it, not. yetituring to -14 down'. again. '- sat there, j ti , a ve v 4 1 ,iomy mood - ;I my feelings;-e..t-e an -thing but enviable= ' knowing full well t it:II - was lost, and that I might travel fo weekS in that wild range, and not fin.' my,i*ay out..:' 1 bla "ed[' myself fer my asintesS in - attemptili n3 g to'lpass thentimat. C ,range alone: Thus I sat fir some flit e , boors, studying wl at: ilea hest do, Wli ' the approach Of some animals itgaiti a 3 ',ea me. The: animal , I threw . . fi ro at, ," I t kto he - a California lion, :or - iihat i we • . I here a Panther.- ~,• I 1 ,think - th ey are I h - s-s'me animal, only i hose . in• Cal fortlia .:11 -E pm uch larger ' But lam digres ingl The animal's - came- up co within some 40_ t',, "ti Orysrds,-of me,'and e / i stopp .. I. - thou It ,at first timer were bo kes •..*here a nealred -. to be .t wo 'of the ;1 I could just perceive them. I eon- Clu edit Wonld try tile r :effects of fire,,iigain. Tb Y did not Make battle at 11, b4t' t bey Put o'l6 - hastei 4 ' ,-, . I s e ated Myself.again, W.n riderink . What would - Come next, 443 the night; so fli i, had be 'rria nig h t ottiort - 411., 'Just befoie day; I light the wolyis oitened-,_their Seiebade tr in, and It kit tip nein it began to i t.,.. It - - se me•& to '. ine, as if 1,1 d got ate a '''o de ailitnals; all 1 'beard refill at' seem d- a ;Olsten - co - trout' 'Me offing be night. ' s soon "as. it' vlrattight I ate I .h some bread. Before and.prepared to -Start., *l.,' . 8 ,( 11 '0,og - r went and i i lo4ke ti* t tracks of tte /mime, that h intio) l .'4 (hiking' e Itik l 4; The first 11, t otili.i be ellitntlier stild-t oth iii er two Were r4zly blare. ', - - . _ r atant ial: P;, to i0:-I.Oipiiid ebanotber.nigitt, ifi could ;. *iiiiii#7:;-VelP . •=, - I " 4 4170 1 0 . 1 0ni r n;4 in- - ceiaaali:tb,, ' liidi,ii, - - - ,Zii.'lli"iiflil one 'Nita =iliiiiitOnr:6* . tn 4 l!*:oooo.i . rba4 isein; t *14400,4 11 ., 614 4 Itt- 4. - I , l iAti 4 *4144 ell* Aitt.A . : rout:noon `:I ientei:ltii-,; . a ' iii= tit ttilok 4 0 1 4 1 40: -- Iii' " --.1--.:'1::::-_-:,--'„'57`;'.. ` ' :; - " - :' - :,:-'-1 - 1[ : ,' ...:,--- k..•; - -: -:' -- -4-2,,... - ..,-4-yr-.., - ,...:,..1.4, - , - ,, , 1i ..:1:2.-“.' , .._,:,,, t :- • ten elm! been treat , 4 31QA - TR0 . ..5 7 - . P•4.;,:''iTifUßsP:4‘ • chapparel, and, to lay, surprise, diseev ered titio grizzlies i4ing asleep. ly, took the back track, and ga(tre them 31 'wide . berth. _They", are s an animal. that is not easily dis"tUrbei.4 its I frequently heard by people coming - Open ditto asleep and retiring without awakening them. - They are - a -terrible. atitnal . te come in cotitest . with. . : • - . . .. . . .. But,: • Ccintintiet. after travelling..all day,- about sunset I' ascondedAnite.a high :mountain,. frem whence I discovered- the valley svhich.l had hope:3n anxiously look ing .. for, . about' two and .a-half mires dis sent.. Never•glid any . peer mortal ;feel . 'greater' relief•• &Om 4anger .tha n • I did: l. I 'seemed to *LA infused. with-new life's. el thoUgh. a: fe6:•tninutes• ilie . i-itiusl felt so jaded and .: worn - ,out that I . .could - likraht drag one: footWter the nther,,yet'llowl felt as • vigorous as' if If had not travel led more .thati it Mile. rtliat 'day. s : :lstarted . An Wn; - d etermi tied .to getott t of the trio on-•'. tnin by be time • daylight wad' gene, if possible ; .but: the road; I hatliti:travel-,- over, roc s .: and through-linShes—wa s so diffietilt...t. lat'l had not got itiore.than half Way - dot ri when: darkness closed rde in: .and.l be an toll:rake preparation's fin'en .oamping gain. I bad nearly-. Completed 7nyarraligenstent When . .J.happened- to east .my.eyes down into the -Vzilley and di:tcOv- . ered,- a fire.- I .cainf :- re the.i.onclusion that t.hereipu.4t.be a . settlernent there, iiid I: waS' determined toireacli• it-if poStiltle, its 'I - did.not: wish to spend such another . iiigitt • olli.grors in the moutgain:-: .. 1 t - stair del, and had a terrible time to get doi,o. ( had the..fiteds a guide - altlieugh it be (an-to low. , About eight o'chick II renc\ied where ' - the fire was, about la - . quarter or a.mild'from the!base of the Mountains - -.I Stopped; and-when I•came to. .look, around,. the first. thing...that I dis coret4,eil was that twas..in:,t he trdot- i.f an Iltalian.':/ .. 3anAlorees - 'er settlement, which was: qiiite unexpected to ine,.as I-had foi*- 4, ottet, Aoui . _ the Indians, and I had-ex-I ~.. peeled to - come co - into. a white ;settle- . :ment; - that was reported - to bc.npnil'ilte. opposite mid?: .oft he ratige from'. where I started into the mountain. -.-.. ` . - .. : - 1 , stood- n.Stollished for :a few moments, - fur I lindalv.74ys•beett informed that the. Indians in .this: : region of Country- Were hostile, and held a deadly-haired' to - the whites. -I studied for some minutes - what I had beit...,do; . 'lt. then threatened rain very much,- I Itaialliknow[ what le 1.16..--... ..There L.Was, atone; farfrom the liatines.: of xivilizatien: !-- .SUrreunded o n : the Mte side by 'the - . Wild. animals - . of nature s ion the other by the wild savages -of the das-:. ert, alitiost as:ferocious and Sit•Vageasthe beast.- , YOu may judge andismigirte•iny feeling:4 in this - trying positron. 'Expect-. .itig..every moment. that the !bed - gates%of.. heaven would 6,.,.p . oiired out upon me;•I finally came tO the *conclusion , that it was_ hut death anylhOw;tilat-1 wegid - takemy Chance with he Indians. - - I'• knew . . full :well 'that everylodge contained ;a dog. whichtakealter them . masterS'.and are quite as savage in diSposition: I there tine hinged around nd Tonal a good siz ed creb .or: . pOle.• hatif disinetorthered .myself of . my blankti, pro Vision, &c.' , I t then: approached t a nearest lod'ge'and -sung out •Waltah,. Wallah . , Which is-init.- dian howido•yqu do; .my - salote Was:hard ly - given' when the dogs as . I expected rtisited;frem •eVery.led4e,, and if I had not , been preparedwourd : :have tern . meto. pie ces. .1 kept .The . ni. bay with my club. Finally the Indians ' : pproaehed and drove Elio- iL , g3..tivrayL Wit 'II.I walked biddly tip. to the nearest - In ian; and took lino by the band and i said - Wallahs',..Wallalt, and 1. 1 1 •se paSsed around and - stilittedotne fifteen. 'or..twenty that had 'Conte out. - Afy bold ness ',Oink =then), by - -surprise. I Was af-: - . .., - terwards iiii;frined.that they 'were under ., therimpteSsion that there was - a party cif .whites in the -vicinity; or I ivoold , not yen tUre in amongst amongst' alone. They 'Con-- suited •among4t..tl themselves .:for several minutes:. FlOally, ne.of them: approach ed me,:. took_ :me: ,y . the hand:and made . signs : . for 'me to i..to one of the lodgeS. .I , ',l:accordingly '.w' t, the •of the Indi 7 ans.-follOw ng. • heir lodges are built in . 1 the• shapel.. of a large howl inverted.- --- They are c bite s all„being generally not mere that ; five _ et in -the clear in the • highest place- inside, and about :8 feet in •diameter aithe bottom inside. ' There is• . a.,.passageleft . in 'one side s '. and their fire is .generally right -in this entraliCe. ' To • get . in. you live to step over one sideOf the . fire.: 'T.I,e fire iS-geneially small.. • I pasited into.' ne •Of these ledges with •the 'lndian:. ' Hestirred the &entitletins , ed it to.blaz . hrightly, Whickdiscovered my features t • them plainly;_when. - tormy su rp rise,' -a anlndian . stepped in : from- the. outside;. took. hold of Me and:said; . .iHow de' you - do V in'English. - ‘,Hektiew. me,• but I bad not .theslightest - reeollection Cf . . MM . ,' until . : b 'told me.where he had-seen rtie:-;,Wli at am gbing to; rehtte goes:to s.hoW bOvebikbiy they appreciate jt kind, mess, rd also goes ta sliiivi hoW a slight act. ofkindness ... aid :. one of them. may in limit,. benefit: t eSpa:when - fre.least. extpects itc ::: I h. d'.;• ways,. • hiyilii a bly;- , made -it a practice to tn.' t• them .kindly. .wherever 'l. niq• . :ol:i..tr? . ; lilt : .tiring last slimmer :I was . u p on - fie exetirsiy: • out to Matiptisa, , in . - the-southern ' Mittelt... - On, My WAY t -I's6i p 'p e d 'ar , a-CaliforiAi iin I toi - .get : 'my dinner. Whilel was eating .1f: Indian-''came in, •vvlio_had heetweit !tiering from, his fritterer some reopti*-:-= He:: had' . , been at - t tin:: CAfy r . - of' focktop i . ivorkini theie for a4liitit mans' here . he leariied .. little '-English.:,•." He -as .tho on' iiis:E ti ay . ' to. 'big, tribe,Which was_ the Tale - ire tribe, O.' ib*:lll3lB4.t . ofiiiii Tularee . Valley.: He: had ``_Tate money, ;and *fetid something. Stiintthing.to.eat 7 . ': : :The - rirepriefee . er the iioUl4a tordered'..itni ; : off,,telfinehisielbe4 id - ne :giy*:Oqopti,i . to: . .Oui'li.ittiOu Old,: - ey. : ,' r ltalled ' hiiii - .bliple, and tr0 . km414.. 104 't.al giite l- ltlioldi r .iiitiiier;.4ol) - Auiwit . pv 9r, 1 .- ..l rorn 7 :tbe . epener l ieinw h. th a.. - :P 0 0 : - .1 7: 611. 0iePit;L0 1 4 4 ) 4 . 4040:-.!.-4 4 . f *l i .a d f a4ii4 for-tie r iiilo*;';'atid.. l :t4P.Oo 7 4, - :*. h it,: . :,};o: : : * o *.f e d, - **.it!! , . 0 41. 11 :'5101 1 .ipi 1 4,4: Ali lie:40 : 1. to :- 44. ti11*.;11044-*Pre',o6i. 1 : ,iO/00.:7i:tik448;40'hi**at;*-:thiSt .. .. - :-_,:-:,, ...„..,,,:.,-.. „t , _ . :,, , !.. ; , ,;;.r..;: , ,, : 1 ,- ,,-3..::: •..:::::- . , , i. -- • : ' '.? - A!.;7 7 ;.5.'"-:: : ',"::::;-- : - ;'''i_ - -,-;:•k•::. , -,;.L.i - : - '' ~. •'--=: ' ' - ' . . then. • Horeturn -d `me:-thanks as Well af.s be' knew how, nn.' . left, ; ' There • are i.try few . of: thein that' ever sho w any:sigks of feeling .or 'thanks, for . favors or kind less , ihat . you may besten - tipon there .*:,l ''oilp pose - their gratitude - AS • treasur ed , up in ti* niiiitls. This :was the Itidiati-,Who stepped forth and saluted me. ,; Hes.re .membereil-me,...atid - related . to • the` est liol;), I. had-treated hiin, .When they came forward .and -.shook - hands again, which made me feel coinfortable,knowing - I Was ht . their - goad ..graceS . ... - That iiightdi the. rainy season . commenced in earnest; :nrid: it rained'. intorrretiti. This was hi No.-.' comber. : It. does net, iltiing. s tlin. r4iny easett, :rain- ineessantly all the tics a great inany here titinli-f4ml - I.wasuntler the . Same irripressioni:_ reilotts Lb going there . :The .tainis.sen oti - IS generally a mere.sncdession - of hea.rty showers I Con chided 'ft) - remain in.pitsent quarters ' for tii few days and fecriut.- '• The ladians continued to:treat me kindly. They had vkind of breed made of:pounded 4corp's ; • 1 . . did •not. admire the taste 'of it ; the !In. dian.s:_seemed-:.1 . 0 esteem . it. very. highly. They ulso make bread froni a seed they collect in the early.'part of the.fall. Ithe plani ;from .which-. they 'collect, grril; about. the:leight of flux; and.branclies - in the.3ati - re'tnatiner. -'i . ' • - ;''r - _..r')Ut, to continue with my adB:entures if theyjmay beiso-called...!. About two tveOtS previous .to my - gitingainottgAt these. In diani,. .one of I heir - . chi . hireu, a - titile - girt -: abant two4ears °rage,' had been carried. off its the dns . 4: of the evening, by One Of. those California lions; the cluld 'of coui-se. was devoured. - This had from one ‘siltof could interpret a ll . ttleliy, sights, and tille : .low words-of English he kriei,v. - A could understand. hiriaptetty . welk, - ..11V...e11 air-- third night aricr . roy - --ntry - Arn , angst them, the dogs.(who.bati bectime-4 1 he - friendly. towards me) rushed orit - An' commenced. an attack upon some anion , about nine o'clock in the evening; i they appeareOti ( 11 have a.terrihle - battle with ;it , I coutio - I would go out and see.tli e hectic .04: was starlight.. when • L . :got-0 i t.:. I fonitti A lint ._the-- dogs had some ' an fi nal at lri)*; they. - .were in: a circle artiu d it,. I got within a.bont. 15 feet' of the a ritual ;., I I ,61 , - da at it ;l aro fOrtunatelyhititondlir4e its left fore-sboulder.-:"Thenninialinst4t - ly -sprung . at mei . siriking,,ine.ratheon the . left - iiile,..tearingl thy . ,Ctoilies, - .•Ei'pd. 1 scratching me in the- side,.and ntidotil4 irt it; had not been _ills:al-der), ; would in - all probability:have .kitled..roe.. - - The force With - which it came against. me. prpStritt cid .me. The dogs_.iii ;the - ince!) time 17.4- Jo Wpd - en, the attacic,Und as l it .turffed; ; to battle with them, I g o t a:shot tit ,1., acid a .. b behind- fi all behikii.shoitl er.H. „. - There '.Was then tr . '..i . e'of.i7ietinost t rtilile •,,,,. conflicts. that . •l ever - beheld ; betw i eeni It and the: dogA . during its,.ileath struggl& ; ile; it. killed two of t d igs;. it finally, fel l . dead across thy legs.- I. bud lain still , i the incantimer-as I ik,e - st in danger I,f bei )g .attacked lifthedokt as well at inal. •In the meantithe there had. not.an Indian.mailehiS ppearance ; ,fintil• ~., ly wli n the noise , had a)1 ceased, they he• gan t make their' appearance witlitorclt. cs'.er. rebrands, 'and:when they came to exami e and find out how matters were. . .. . . they. ! ,ave:the Indian yell or whoop which: excees eel any:. n'else that ,I ever heard.— The Indians came running front all (par- ters to the munber of several hundred,: young and old,* :women. and chilren, as Well as :animal I ..thought-. that' the, dogs and ithe:-animal •had made adoise:whiCh was terrifying, but then Oise the IndiapS• Made -ex' eeded: anything Lever beard in my life ;, I did .not 'think that it was ,id ,-.. the, pow .of human being: te tirlalce such. a .hidcou noise; - They dragged the ani-,, I t. smal •ofl . f oortbe, mid. 1.-succeeded in ger ting• tom . tp4.. The ,lndiansellteadane-. / or -•ed in a faittastie manner, around nie,,and would doe up and - pat Me (mile° Should-*, ;er.and:tal)indian which I did. nofander:. -stand4-4 ' y; kept up:,their rejoicing fer a considers h . :length of thne. . . • - . •••••:- The a imal' .proVed to be a panther-Of, I ... the', largest:''site,.meaSniing abont.eleven • feet in ;length from-the end of the::nnse to the tip - Of the tail.. Severalof-theidogS : were badly hurt,. but -the :Indians applied. kerbs to. their 'WotiOds,i afid.:cured theM up very 500 n..- • 1 - j.• - ,,: ,,: I nikw stOod:higher in their estirriatiOn: :tharrever.;- the nextimorning they. called' ' a - council;; and - infottmed me through the- interpreter. .that tit cYfWillted to adopt ma' into their tribe, and - to 'Make : a 'chief of me, if I had •no objeCiloh. I told ihert4 had none, provided it .wOold not interfere` with - my: leaving t herd,- Whiclt• I 11,7 i :4 . i 1 ctl .6.- a.. whed.the Watersiided, -(nearlythe, .whole . 'Valley •!haing ' under water at this tima . from' the heary rains.) : Thcsr/to NI ma-it: iiri itild d I dot, that ;. - ct - iu lil -go WhenYl pleased, .but 'they 'would' rather /iVonhl . : stay with them.''- They [lieu prepared to 1 make.. an Jitdiin' of - me,'. Wind] they did, although I did not feel the..trattsfortnat fon.; They JuSt - raised the panther on 114 feet., .propping it Apse as . to Make it.lookaslif it Was, alive;. _they 1 hoO•*;wanted te• paint my, fare faro which . l . .objeet do ;'1 telt' the would snake a ake gOodl dian Without hay lag -My face painted. ; They :thed stuck. feathers of all celors-int i 'my'llair; until :I must haVelticked-'t cry grotesque; for tity.• appearance seemed to Plenie them tnightt-,. 'v. - The dhiel : then deliVered a shOrt-td-* 34 idlttiliain - whichrltOuld not budei,- - ..-::. he - :then st - ePpedit ' to_l - riiii: and' present ma. svitio a how and a. iptiv full of arr s; tiles) being the . (mai er arms I ever saw- i .m. ,use; lip then put hi; an on _ the hand slybead. an too rig h tlr d' t 4; o f '. 'a e hold of thy right and [with his left, he, then proceeded to name me, Calling nap PLAttutatit.a.r,in, --at: l least that vas- AN:, name- es jeer as I _Could get it, Tpelr thetfiz . tvetheii war4hoop,aud Commene- . (.1 ed.. bete: Wsr , dance around_ the pang:* an ' myself.'i - When, tht!:j: would" - d 'nee around 494. , vertaia`. Omit; theyLw uld: shoot their_ arrilit iNirhicli woke _-00i tail - with the •044dia9:44996' at , iiie - Pani er. afid - iome of ihenrivi.thl - euelt force. , jit they. would ir;,l - 1 0ekthrough `t,he Ant al; h "w laiiii-eino tip i an d i" -- `o - • toy. oa e i).._,,. p i ,pa_ . ,me. pi. - ' - - - ---.,- . . I ''' -". • - -- - 7 11 - ' MEM NORNIXA AU .1- UST 18,, 18 3: .-- the - shoulder;fand speak 0..tne..; t ect I enillisett the; S anitth.,i rd lit - imp, - which frit' ' na goof, infer . would .sayilit l rvano,: •lanka . l l e .iva TcrMiidertible of er;cer 1 too"• tediou4- ,t o nettle '.- "The., • itig .part . ofithe cerem y.4i'rp,4 rds-' the - con'elusion ;-!. th ,y conch . - .• . was .now one of the selves :.have a wife or squaw, and thi .r- was ai:4!.e eras tlt there), t forty of their., marring able fel wed/to mei t ruid 't he int rprete wo. to. pick; out a split ..0r . t.% 4 - ; i was taken an. Ora kas th .ay ;. I told: them that; tit t was. '0 -ceremonylit hat I Caul i 'eot: e. isi alreeTtly had .a,' , .tilaW, at,= h ould net. re fin frettila . gliini, .e. to faoltjliat • the" group;:i of. able erentpres that i lWits to set rem iimon i rt, :They Wei! 'aloe, 'the o:4k.filthyloti t k .1 ever heitelq : - . '';.s l k l'e.iPq ua w pleased,i lite': men , It-: laughed rety heartily at lit 'le Califorrq4i,dia4ge46, tt i opposed . . tO .their Wo .ctions witifil.the white ‘t e, the pettiett - looked at -.1 1 light; its they .consider yl and they..thiluglit:lVits, '..upon t hem 'll not maktt . - Bach.otte thttiking thiti. been the happy one, - th... 1 ''k it in the: sa'nielight....,' upon me . with: pefect I-Would" Meet them; I ey wqeld treat me .1;11 e'woott, &eii t rfii owlet y of the dayOliey, WentA i i tit twenty minutes had 1 'pf, e st, 1;11..4,,,ak, camp r mud tvilala.l say it .seem, - ierfeetly vi . at Indiatis ar6 ' 1 'or Amet l iil 6. they got !).1 ; i.,ati.d I flitiOil lien) to ..sa v`.-tt - being , . The Englis ellildr i 'ache learn ,t themretain MEM there will be some 1c ainon4st them, fnr,iti ry Sinit )1 1 11Shillg t 011, 11 r Na pOie . tlP, ' Prince'! ; ri , i a host i nbd ) n ones, • A The. .Californiall degraded and - - filli pruba ly in Nifilli.: cei)tible of gr I tile .comic ' i impr6vo indusi 'are fit, wht4e, gtootfraj. stancei. Thby . arc xory'ept the nititriiet id whiai: es''•o'rhuails - is inter are .vety abundant in irv.-,ll.tvent out wit they.went a Cl lectetl out..a. •• Theffre cls of horses - tieg ,the .R;OO4 ea.Aon anti si eitapp ed-sno constit or ent ratice into the all . , . probably - from fire. t ,,odds.. - They :will that} . start •zri a circle-of two nillesleu:rnoro rb the birds generally'run inst g. In this instance, altinist el aught a bird. ' !In facti lired u ft er tny_prarisions failed ;. the: irnished me'lnbundance , their 1 passage settm o l dre'd si and fu diametl ,snood game ways 1 caught a great many 'hares and rabbi: 1 leit-I must nem:bring my . nterratici - a dies as I leave 'already' trespaised 1 . ng-n on your patience and time. -TI ione hing I should like. to Mention, t at-is the bitter.animosity tlntt the I i 'ants ha e far the Chinese. ' They do mind seing -intruded upen , or- knac . dili,vn little by. the Yankees; that, t j look fp as a matter of timise.; but Chines,- they. look upon sal' another - of Indi us, whom they considerl int reed: and w to Ihe ...robe Chin:intim t hey ca in thei 'vicinity. If they dp net have lon li ir, it wiH b .il hecause the ca catch le'rn. lihaYmbeen very Much n sed at ecing a party of ;Indians,' at and &pi, a with supercilious con i tempt on a p rty. of . iThinese. -their, consi themse re far superiorlio- i thei Chin' -and deck - are in snnie rii 3 PeetS. I n-a• - with tho.!lndians eiteitit th weeks, and when I Parted'with them t , regrett d'it very much. '. They took -to fond 11,nie with-Plenty of :g me, - , =: - had so o three or four.days JoraeY" fore I ;uld r.encle t MaripOsa.- ' Wile t left the , two Otitheir party ....he in preter, . -int/ one—travele 1 ,-w th, me whole.( ay, , and freque9tl th ough ~• ter to : o r arni pitti;:to Rat e mit)on proper y.ail,tp the white set lement,-wl i I reached, after an - era oul., = jour across; rivers.and'sloughs, bi four day•. AA'RON * S• C.ll:i*.--! Willi m,,,i loek Tell ilsi who lade .yeti 1' William; was= considered'a'fool, scr vin his r. , • ... 4 ? _ .. and lnekin"thnughquii4 lo somewhat wilderetl,- G slowly ',answer, el, -' )hoses 'spoie. l ,- I. , Now, said ,Co riselor: qt.: addressing Ile ;court, i th:tivi , liess s he 4' 'eposes"- MoSesmad birth' ' ~ . certainty is ten' intelligent: nswer—m than I Oonside'red him capable lef;givi Tor. it that he has s one faint, i of Scripture ; but:- I submit jt,,fit not . ficient: tie justify - his being s er es a • ness to elre-evitlence.' -- • 11 r. J die,''. -tire - ax i - the imit or', a q time V I CartatulY,' , : - sitid I the`J age,: many ; - Inn Please.' •''Wal.:' thetti-, Lawye 1 who; dey - yoa_think tn de ye enamel' fir . Grey.(inaitatiugcth wi '. 1 'Aaron, 4 .'aPase. 1- After..,the4:airilv I subside , the, Yvitless exciairi;ll-41i niiw, - W .do ' read' 1 liihtitiiii4 - - . - nti; L Aaronl aden r,a11474t - who'd tia . a thou that:th" --. 'tarifa critter h4l Ito ' in lie Ito' - . vi) 1 1• 4 : 1 ,4. of tins - . 3 tiriage M isp tititi-, 44r i, foil`.,l - -- .., _ heo4ore Hook' atipepe s to f . come know o " built;` frien ds;. . l). # YO . I, guireii ; 4, but: • . • tance atah. most 11 ,43 e t re as lutled hat 1 'first plales tuld _ , aif I sail perti triply dine. hen poor ct hole, re en ng I • no . al I * ry nt tuch ; ound were.: p ally' n fur in tli, \ - ig a fore ley 1% 1 curate! - ly , de thfr o wor line`a..ll omfor er-I ig , very iti.n I e•tn 111 J If , lira grow mspid i tirittrz chart stance, )srer,'.-Gereoi.ll c!qt; tulor, lr • otter. up ter len, ck onis cto ,l tnis klians arl hazy., meris.'.a, at impro in eonoe raiiiil ly, servants the - they d yet' %meet ost are buy and h -ery n man - rt at mac" thei: at that regi them ul e.; airs un- 'llllo' ga' h part 'he tit o n .of I. onion msideraV large po_ , nt to wo Itajr—a : ul—in In dist ch 'of •k, and inglo .ery . - pre pa SiX 1 _ed f, ey . The ace rs ; tch his not ;11- n• 3 tp er ; e i•ri..• he ch ey 1 I P ; bo co, St. Helena - and ATiipoleon., _ • Mr. BEtiTitest;-of the \ -Baptist deninni- AatiOn, who' durin . I .l '''. - 11 . -I- b - • ' ,_ g.P eTe '-3VT s- - as : een A _miasiona!'y, o n\ the..: Island -'gives us thaTollowlng t..,.. : ~.11: )'_-:' i . .:.,:' ' -The circurtiferenreOf the Island Of He!. atk is 30-miles; its' diameter 40-Miles* and its height , above.the sea nearly'.3ooo-feet; After rising to the heii:lit.ofithia rock, tt 7 most sPlenditiprOsPec. epente View; A.-- rich soil is found on-the stirfitee;'andiliere every delicious , : fruit of.-trtiptefil.climateti abOunds, 'ln the distance ; tWstilp44nottill tai4 rise np_ in immense...pileviillflost-"in the .- clouds. . ; The -ptiiipectOr:th;e , vast 'Jeep from these heights 2 .st4ass l l:. every, thing - for sublimity and - gratideutever be , I Meld by man. , The cliniate li Md.' t; de." liglitful Om 'year round,. the thorMeineter always -ranging tietvveen - -60. and 0 - dez' grces. )-Vinter-.43fe11.it summer yields . its rich ,iand_ripenetlTruit und / haryest.— ! There re .000 inhabitants' Oii,:the,- island. ..2000` -bite:3,looo Otthe Afri r eiiii . tribe, and 300 natives, in:complexion 60 chai'L octet; s ntewhat like - our . Atnetieau Id- - iliang: . - --.,' . -, ...]"- , .-,i - ..:11- -,::-.'-,-,..., ' Napoleon here lived six yeas:in_,_-ile - ... Napoleon '-was regarded as. the .. greateit. -warrior that 'ever lived, 'and did in6re than any man- before .or:since; to I-Shake=Em . - .. . pires and - fill-the - world_with dietid" . ; - - but amid bis prou&buttles * Splenclid.victories. and, glittering crowns,' c.T . , otl, met :lmy:took_ away his power.ttitl confiheilllii _ on Abat desolate Island - , far away " fror*i_ii '' rtourse - With the nations of the ,earth, t . humble; him'and . io-make hi r in.ktibiv, as i . tle case of Nelichadnezzar, that . thete. VasTorie higher 'and- mightier::.th4n he ',AV o,,ruled-, 0ver,;.2111:,.....T.140,-..f:ta.,41. - iee,, lFe rs..b en ; i t as ., lonely and disconsOlate, , xet ; li e , was "al-' ways duringthai time'COnternpla' lug wars , and planning in his Mind bow: _ should burst hiS 'bondage . and -go. f; o hattle } as befbrel The last thrge,Years fere:dill' ferentl spent.- .:The - Ivan it i. ref] cfecl. on his. past life, repented oi:bii r ,snifu course, l often . - ' - -1- - • and was on his knees.m.p dyer . G0d.... He was 7fi r nally :brong4 t 4. believe in the Bible; to bope,in Jcsns.ehrist tts.., the:Savior "and died -in peace lasa,Chi'is--' - • 'Tke. ilappy The .Commonzecii/th. :Makes itJit ing _extract from a' plonogiapn f of a rcent. sernton-liy - 1 Parker, at Boston. -,The,_4rignia picture is, understood - to ha --a"-11 teernetl resident tit Th , • to he hai)pyicleplends' m' t 4 „frt! , e'at.' '' .• upon! coustit titional hap Veral))?pf as ment.al .discipdine.:i• - : 1 11fel p+rs q•ed• to has reason to rejoice( .tha has endowed .hiin . so favorably il. - . The happiest .maii _I lave ,e•Vg: ) - . pc ts-. 6. is. One far from beina. ricb,.i w i n , ,ey,, - a u d one who will never . tie very mu i!neater to it. His calling fits liiin, and I e 'ilk s. it,. rejoices -in .its ,process' as, .Mitet- as is result. lie has an active, miiiii,. - Welt_ it-. eq. He reads and he ihinki.l,Her.,tei ds tii garden liefore'snurise,.eVeryMorni . ;-. tben.rides Sundry miles )3Y rail ;: does is tee-hours Work in town,i whence. - he :' -- , turps happy and cheerful.: - ' With - hi% - b% ii he smile. catches .the . - 'first _smile iiif te• . . _, • morning, plucks : , th'e first rose ci . his. gai,-. .den; and goes towork With bislittle flow:- er in his. hand-and a great. - nn(l,Nossnriiirig , out 'of his lie l art., S•He-rups,oieOvith'cbar : : it's, as-'a china with rain ; and' itssiS with .:him 'as it . is,With the cloud—Wbat coming • frem tbeclond,is rain to'fherineadOv s,:.is - :a `rainbow- 4f - lies- theeloi4l th - pours-it out.:The happin, , cif be•afec tions•flls up'tbe good Map, and lie,`,.'runs ,over with,friOndship and love---c;;`' Oininhial . ; parent:al, fili4l ; frien ly, tcio,-, 40, iiii,,ilan .l)l.9pic,..lisi(leite: .I s iife iS,,a . r . iefpotual .• trap to catch a sun am'—.an4 it Alivays springs : and analtak'esit in: : I . tcn,o4 - 7,ri!Onati, ~• who, getS, more, out,.pr life;_`ancl r the secret_ of i is, -that li&does hiti,daty i to;.hirpseif, tOlt . ,brother;anA..io his aoa. l ,:...,j,' A lizio - ve Tlcii.men, and - le,aipeit piei,)-- - neu,s:ckE:grA4t,, 'social position ;..aii4'. if tbere•,..iSi l emus,iti America, Ijinowthitt,-buta,hri, iv: Man i l s .I have' neverknown?..'- •.-- --' '., • .=..• .• . - . ' • • - ' • -- ...;n ,• l• ' .t•- ':--- - .• : Mr' A correspondent 'OE ti!is.-.. : 4lbi.im Journal states that in INluril,iy. Cnitniy;' 1 Geeigint s end near. its atiptlier#l '.;iiiiilary, at the-summit of .:a muraltiseciii4e, 1700 feet; in perpendicular hei 4 g - y!ribero stand tha s „remairis of tin ancient fortification,. eon slnict ettnf.sol id 're asini: w ork , ? . cOcriti,g five acres.of . gTound.. •Wr , ..,n i tliii?litiOci sure lolly tivoi, three butii4 ~., yearssild, rear . theit,lteads to the:terti est, covering ;with; their' verdant : foliag - I an, ancient 7 ,4 ':h .. ith-seer;once in. :444 by its. ancient i;C nonnts;• 804 •;near, it 'A:gushing-4**m i:it,. iiter issisiiellitetii; . the_crevice,•ct - the ~.1. .oprici'.e4l . o9so; Alinnne thu garrison. i s, to obtain their : Supply. .-,.• '. , -.. • • iii.iitttEsstrc. •triiit•:'. - Caleb Cushing is o full of the spirit ;'el`. "nung America', so exceedingly. prOgreSS re, that' he goes hanit In seldf-CRerne'for:liis model. Ohl Rome crii4nlied• the flight of hirditind : the entrails of beasts. WisAireizlit recom," mend to the Attorney Generst to - note the flight of the cormorants Wlp''''Cli flutter about Washington, arid to ei4iiiind the entrails Ott h(ise brute beasts which prowl titxmt the Treasury,'andi,froril them divinei the fate of our country, if left to the gni, dance of such men as are willing,to ap- • 'peal to the vilest 'passions to answer their ewn personal`ends.--/lo4tcmAtiai.. 5 . , ------r----------------- '', 11 The angel of death comes like the for.....FOttler, who-,in his triarck of ,forest clest.:„ 4ticin first strikes , dow&the young ari4:t niter uuderwood.' so, thnt r , .he may el haye n fairer stake 0:14lie sturdy `oak iv; death comes to the44ted, i , sik•rivii from around us the inclimiVictiittitto o niter ; , Aiti kr 1 bqt.. kq, may s t rike a - IIATJe -011 ) -$Y °P O 4I thef?9fnlature atkiliiiiiii;tbit we.may: looksuliou-bia aPPen*l-1 14 tPd ‘' p r epa r ed ' liir the resistless stroke. '.. - --- i..,-. .„141,' , -,:,. 1 1:;„i7ie,, 1 , , ~ 17, 24 7rtktiriATt 4 ; 1 iti.' •-_,- -, ~. Pr areal Piesebtag..„4- isbei:4-. • ' A nurn i. Teatime P ' preached I,tovigp_in......pt , „,_, .nt State. A lig theplogl ^ !tylion B--, fill uhligifigiatVolialtgiF4Felilir'= mons evin " ;:biii,flikil,'ilaiii -- I r ilergirmen of the past getigfintioiiiiltiatiiiil;lo6 much given s to ' doctlittal seiking , ,, t ,_(s) the est- - clusiop of ' practical' -themetki Tr at . leait /dr so thought one of his par ishioners. t C'..____L, `,,- ' Mk B-----',' said he ,one day ttt",lin, crnigj pagan, ' we know all about thsi'doc- ffinE l 4 l iY this time - Why don't 3 1 * sometimes preach a - real; practical , diggs jioursc 7. • ', , , z , 11 ' 0 1,Ye2lwell- If 3; W . „Wil!A,llgrill -Y,, do sq. - :4l4tiii Sanity , tVgillfitstnitdi t ''' pnictiesti f itiriiichi. - ''''' -"f.iti,k7i l s -; - .. - c: siiiidayin, n i x e - - Talnn- ; tinctimnusast , l' large t nudience attract by the , rg*tit :4's i r orthniiiim' ed novelty were A amid- ;.-- tree. The prelintin 4 ,. servi.. -"i;":11 - fithi -j performed, cl tiler '` :urn. im4bis text. Aft fiopenigi" 'his op .1 -4 siligt said he gth ; d.maltit - .n. 'realm. trip t' - - - 1 - lion tb Mil; - AWI3: -t He: rahf,o., rinikea' :at the head! 00 eialev ' ,g .- 7 — . , - her of thvi. ofilkreviati 'ity . '' . ll: iail pointing 'oitt li bis special tiults. 6,' , a- little incliped ititittgalge in c omfort., ; anothat 7 hrisli terribleinin at II bargain. and SO_ 613. 1 While in mid vol. \ ley, the door of the church opened, „and Doctor s- , -- e l ite - tea w . ' . 41 _ ~.., •In‘ -. l ll k ere,'ent - oh: the par son. ' tilt* is ,Doc't'or S., coming'in in the'middle l , thel service, just as usual, and distisibi "Ifit f ;e . whole congregation. ,He does igi to y 1 :hake people heave that`hthtut to s i, go 'ri a practicelliat herciin't get t.imeA‘ -. 0 o to church in seinton, but =it -isn't 7 . • o . - - lastet been - bcalled to siitita,,,. "- n Sunday montitig for three nto , ~ • . 'Thus went on the worthy eierifijila ,At fast he canoe tiklir. C—a, *hi"' . • ie- quested a practical sernsbn.t. - ' , ::. 4 .And now,' saicitie. l .tbeFe s s4 , ll -. - ~C. :rile.a a merchant .and vkat,, dots' bi do 9 1 1 W!') ; be stays at home P 9 Sandsi aAer - noon, and writes business letier4,plf - bit fowl frets a lot of new - goods up ' : 'New !York Saturday night; he 'limit to his , ( store, and mark s theni on Sunday , so, as I to have theme all ready.l:r salei 34..1 4 ..irmonii.,,, ..., That's hOwlie - keeathe Sib- inith ; and he isn't-satisfiedwiiiv#witriii tit al varmints; he wan pia he - • I At the cOnclusion iiirtitlr siirii ,the w Parsonwalked up'to tit. C--. ask - 1 l ed him bow he Inked the . practi ger \! Mr. - .13,..-L,l was the:reply,' mach just\w_hatrYeAtVellse fier . this- / near _ or apftyot t.,0 dir ect you again. t ~, t-1- -,,, [ • - , to a p Aua hri oSepia L lt .', rt makes , easy stages., , that stare the trto4t t hat i „ U e SS• - -2 i -,- - ,- r-T 0 Tript:icelifid 'Uose •it ott - -4 -, - Fl i ks till his gets little too 'n, to • ,‘ , c whose pital, , n for a imam .. Nu find it— ,-e butter \ . , '` V Witt ' „A - T'fl , / foliw- report codort of the ri, ye' EMMS ETEM n refer- nuiu - re . .- - Alcaitkf , A s It . aira.thin See the - best: I' ~. ,- nevc.'lt's better' . at all than tiiiiit.iin ..:. .; When a - 4)ICW., married, I git*;:itli . POT! :the - I .riiii_o.o:ol.**: - I.'44i' :ii.s.:kop..,i4flit t . 1 de. kith "tiiiiiiitliie s it "11ii i whuso • ulta4.-:ijai'"' lir:7,' tito Natal. ut•natar w ver..yt • • - ----• • -•- , ' -- , ;,.0: , in,ragso With king's' .robe --whet ~.tiat' i.spreri . With the tbitisab as vveltS the 5i11:44 .knife.... , .. t• -- We Can do%Without'an article of Ina we've never iiinOnat...when,..oneerobtei, _ 1 .ed, it is pot in'irintitait nature, , tCk ,1 , 411170",, - : der it_volunta t r,ily.':::•;; , ;: - - 7 • .• ; .", ;:•iiil: , . F'' 5.d . ~. 1 ".....Nver i lell . folki'Yeitfean -, go 4a ...,-....., iniii'lliii•AO it.'- It ; spared a - : grelitiAj.,.. , ; ilf lii talk, and belpi them - to-saVe their` , ' .- . i to .cool their broth. . - - ' . -. :,':';':l .., •--ii"4.:': - ' 'When I see a child- I always: - - ' with: theie .wo men folks ;: for -.C . -- have' ways foun d thatz . tittniati:t oto,irattratt's , J7l hearflitilitOkfaiiirfeliild, - : I: 1: - W.t?.44 f t. ...: Polities.- thakes ,o:rinith as thinaltesj4ut a..4141t. does -a pedlar ;•., not. that..kbpy are.-• sa-t4frillheave, neither, but-it':;;t4cheli;::a. man to:sloop in the long - ;•••• 5 Yben a feller ' s too 4aipio`'-"iiik,''''lrit: - ---.`. paints his - nathe over his-`.door ;tied calla F•' - ; a. tavern ; and as like as not he`-makes the whole rieigblOAbor:id as lazy as.-hinaself;.:; . - t ,-11 a matOlii?i'-bee corn, ' and4in'dad*t.' get a crap;" lib Says it is eli'oiting to the ''Bank ' and if he runs in debt and-iiatied;',:-.' :why he says laviyars•-'are. a curse to the -. , i : . ”-.4ti,.i,.4,.Ver.yrie .BisT;r-D s t : iiollpJ - 1 ! son' iiiieil side . sayilbatahabit of4ititiftc , •, • 7 t he ' bizii urniery: event is bati‘ibiiit a thousand Tithiliids , e•year. • • Weilel•trill.'',' -quaint ' . y remarks,; " or every' badAtinnis., I. :Iniiititi.4o a..wer,iie, and Whenamaii-binika ' - leg let him be.tbankfal it wati•nn .. .t'..4ll ..,, ne . eb . !!'.. Wben:Fenelon's lit;iaryivaik. on 1 . I fire : 'i God be praised," be exclairino. 1 - "that Of: is not` thedwelling'_,nf . nathe peer, ' • ' than-Pt:: . .s•Titiiie - ii . .t he . truespire t-O f ; anii: t p*i. sion ;:ithie.;olhemthst beautiful.traipkgriti - ,can p -' ;Eliei.lintnatc.beatt-:;....ltaiii,lite to se this world on its sunny ; sides p d - .. icti;ti s Ve .- : - almost ': half w on' - -..be 'ba„til - iV- et e lsum • life at the • Outset; • ''. -- '-.' . - . --- i'•- -, ‘•••`: - - , -..• lA..Urpaii io Boi l s. did . iciii iv-- - . . -..- eritiliiAlc that this - great werlk*krill ite- - ' - - si * 7.11 '2.4ind ' woe, , Witti: ill - : _it .COrii‘.*:._.7 - -- too 'tail *ins, - its . ocnoin,' : aeal.•-.'1'ti..! . .,. -- , , ..._ ,i na '-• lilt: all ' - - - • '''''-':--- - ' , 453: `131'?: I ' •
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