Hy-nt..! HA t'AKJf I HE WHOEtt ART' OK .CrOVERNMENT CONSISTS IN THE A H I ( .KK Nit HUM tfl J . J C11C1 oUIL r . w - . w ' - - - " - A ' lmrk, -ff" '""' ' t TTT tjpr.,. ininiiw ii I I J mi i miwm - icS WrTh e od or' e Sell ?c.y . irtel ttafteta for one. dollar, MlM iverVsuSucntnserUon. Tle charge foi 0 rtfJnVUie su'e. '' liberal discount mtulo W,yearlj- I'l.'rs addressed 16 Ifte Editor mtistb'e pSpaiS a general aortmenlof large.plcCTpiaind- orwi ne?6d TypTwe jire P.reRared fo execute oVc y , "9 V deSscriptionof 1 J' Is, '.Circular;, Bill Heatl, iNolp Blank Receipts .,,,$, , . JSTICES, LEGA.IjvNl) L? It ., TRT, .... , U. PAMPHLErflS,.J&C.. ed ith neatness and despati.on reasonable tenns, J . . . 4 1.. AT THE OBFICB OF THE Jefferonian Rf publican Vriie Stranger o t!s Sill. j By Thomas Buclinan Read. ;Iveen broad fields offbeat and corn fe' lowly home vhel wa3 born : fiipeach tree leans agfiai Xiihe woodbine vanrjrs over all ;' Tfie is the shaded doiway still, " ' !Bu stranger foot haif rossed thesill. ik is tlie barn-and ts of yore,?v Wt smell the hay frdi the open dbcW v-e the busy sw.ill's throng : ICdl nw j j iVi nee iPAlffifi": s mournful sond 1TV .Arimnik2riU I nl?n Till roof inw w a j j' r Reaves ne pliedtj the heate'd rpof. rirBreis ihe orchardrHhe very treC; e ,er. my childhood:lrheW long hours of ease, Ll - . dyatched the shajowy momews run - in friy life imbibed tnorte shade jlian s'oti. ' ving from the lough still sWeepes'the air5 uthe stranger's children areBwmgtng tnere. ; . f : 11 I u..kuid iK .1 ,a orr;nhRW. 1 ith its bulrush brook whereAhe hazels groiVj vas there I found the cai&jhus root4 d watched the minnows Kise and shoot, i'lipa'rd the robin lave ins wing Ifie strand bucket ? at the spring.' f3.. ,t.. m. . ... re noiuaiiy fcroiS tii6 Sill, v i Jig htly, for iftve it still ; udvlienjuu crow the old barn eates,t llrien think what countless harvestfsheaveS ,ravevpassed wi&in thai scented db'or t,f "Tci gladden eyeslthat aA"? no more. " n-fcDealtkahdly 'ithWiese jnd when your aildre fchard trees; , . "trowd their inees,- -iwiTheir sweetest fr4t the f pall impart, i sif old memorielstir HJ To youthful sport 1 edheir5 heart; !aveUljswing, -hold" te sprin?. And in sweet revelnc tThe barn, the treeskhe rook the birds.1 . . The meadows with.eir rowjfcg herdsjtj - -Tlie'Woodbine on uncottae,Avall- 'llfWy heart still lingersvita ithe'm'all. we strahpers on mv 'ntivaT-'ciii. SJ 1 I e strangers on mytttiv5SiH; . - 4" jtep lightly, for I lovet sitl - s.r . iX U 13!SffiF- A -i t- , " OLM.I - gelemari df llnkrte Mctnffihy r"i- hg in Kocki8gSajipnty, Jw Hauipflitre,.! W.Z M n . 'iikjhitcity. HtW day told ind a -handk&hie'f whtbh qn a distant fielthtle pick-. fe dog started-off. ytt his usual in JtiiB-oours'e of an howbrtwo re Uf0khbui the haadkercbief, lofiktAg- a fellas ih6ughhe had beeri'caught in a jWris sbeepfpld The master cuffed hi" rsrsharply. ,and told, him, to go and .try agaia, . jnn . rump iihctk 1111111 1 1 n iuuiiu 41. j-iic 1111c ' 1 J. .:i u r. I ., M't, jUujdiffagairuwith.appar.ent reluctance, nhik eJCtaster followed .behind, and unpercetvei". fJ J . 1 V. (tAf,t A t,..l mi Uig went. lliwsiuSj'Up, uciu njiyip .4i.uiJiiu jJ 3 picked the berries, and set,down.0firhi If'ijLUiichpjs---held flown his head md appearjej Jbe i a deep. brown study, t , . & 5Ht ia ihi attitude for .perhaps, .half a J,r,t.when he'iuddenly jumped ,up w,h a,pe. jr'mit) yelj of exudation, and suned fyr oik 1 W ho jSeld., . Here hp stopped f9r .a jno Jufd.ihen cotnmnced itouipsi around tl)e eoins abnut .three feel from ihe fence, Alje iixi)e,,abput .gix. the Ke.cpa,s ar.'l JH igytojiear the middle 1. He went round t oesj;wen he juupedup jnioihe -air ?w it hi wgd started for pome '9vkltcfry ofifoi.nmMive n?y he..rsjie;tl jYeecpidtlroriiJr. r a 15?P' ?vmari xif breal resoe.ctabiU'7.. w,Wl qymari ete respe.ctab'tliy.. N.: ier.0r.suge Mywpiffpa py ipcjniraw toontiriuctLuiitil?uM nrreafttsc urejpaKexsfiBtj 4rsdi.niatiicIly ' fymfoW ' ng''fi,m, ji''wacl no (dds4 he ? . .tfn'e -30, -j'848. 'F 'Nephew r Bein: ot5f almy iaf '.abbu 'rea!tR'uri in MexfcJ anil cooilng home;, 1 lij,utljfe begt chance 6, get a lender ,to you wouhfle 10. ofci youjr old TnejnflsJS'Ir. Gales fanii. yji(n, toerid it, on .that waj and may Be ,n tgh.c.oine across you somewhere on ihe road, jfco ie. vou are still in the jand of 'the Uvjug. Your aunt Kejsiah is in a great worfi meni i out you, and la very mi)ch frightened for leai sotnethin has happened, .because we 'haven't heard uuihin fronT you 'siricb your last leiter. 1 try to pacify her, and tell her the 'fighiin was all over," arid hotfiin to do but to finish up i the court inartial" the last time you 'writ, and that there isn't ag'oing to beany more Vnnexin! till Mr. Cass cOmes in Presidetlt. knd ,fWll stfcn be along But, all wont pacify her .-.!,:. .i i... - ..r ..i alie Jay Karlilas, awake half the night thinking of them for feaf they've got hold of you, So'I hupeycirll writ 6 home as fc'oon as possible, and let a i-know whether you are deader alive, and set y jur aunt Keziah's, h.ear,t in rest. For, nil part, 1 hopeiyou will hurry along back as sl as you caii., Our politics is very much m Jed, up and in a bdd way abopt ,t.he Presidetly. It would puzzle a Pliiladelpiiy lawyer 1 tTi ell how it's comin out. It was a. very unltcky Jiit when President Polk sent old 2,ack TaJJo'f down to Mexico". Ho wasti't the right mat! But, then, I 'spose Mr. Po'lkhad no idea t(lwhat sort of a chap he had got1 hold of. It ccjj't be helped now, but it's like to be the ruin ifiour party. -The .Democratic party haini.beeiia well .day sijice Taylor first begun lua Pally lto bailies ; and now we are all shivr erm as btd as if we had the fever and agay. I dont knAv, after all, but this annexiu' Mex ico wilkijfn qui , to be an unlucky blow to the party,;, fti what will it profit the Democratic pary,if tjey gain the whole w.orld and lose tle .Prestdenjy ? Ye see, the. Whigshave put up I'ay-jor fir President ; and it jias completely J ' km)cke(1ils a int),a cocked hat Lhere isn t we stan or one half tif ,us that knows where which my we are goin ; and theje' jaujt. a par ty fencein.the country ,that is high enough to keep our folks from jdmping, over. They arp getiiug tind of crazy, and seem to . feel as if did Hickory had got back, again, and they was all running, lo vote for, htm. The Whigs laugh and Doke fun, at us. atid.sav they have as good a right to have a Hickory as we Democrats have. ve put up General, Cas first, arid ihuught .w.e should carryjt all hollow ; for 'he's a.strotig man and took, a good deal uf, .pains: to make the party like htm all over the country. Atd if the Whigs had done as they, ought to, and put up Clay,- or any one that th.ey' had-, a right to put up, we should. a carried the day with out any trouble. Bui ihe conduct,of the Whigs h;is been shanieful in this business. Instead pftaktng a man that fairly belonged to.'enJttriey have grabbed bold of a man that got all, his pop ularity out of our war, and was under the pay of our Administration, atidhas; been made and built .up, by our party, aud the Whigs had no more business with him than they had. with fhe man in ihe moon But, Coral! lhat, the Whigs ti - wl. i'Iim imnniluniin In tifimliinlf him Wrll "?V ""V"- ' " V, ' 1 - r TJ e .waVaBhifijnnd,.whirlin of,.curents, 'andthe j jhe.jide was.sottm us.on tg the-rocks, L nidi nf n Wn nnn mom ihil nlil Kniloh a(id, Ueady, as, they caflhttn. .w.asgoingo be up,uiuch fpr Caas. . ,,Bu,as we was,ul making ..... ....ft- n. t . Ihn It r 1 J f ff I A tfrtrtcft iritn llu Mr. John yauBuren of, York, Saie he's a smagjeller, a sonof President Van.Buren. and .a cbipjOf the old block-,yhe sings out, y Ddm ,j;ive up jihe ship ye,t ; if one boss aint, enough to draw the loadJiitch on: another." Well, .the jdea seemed Jo take. 5.5 and they stirred,, jqund ,aud,got up .another "Convention at Ujica, in York State, to see. w,no they should. put.yp, and ,they all pitched .upon president Van Buren; Mrj.Van Bur.en paUed .them on the shoulder, 'taudjt.old'"em to havp good courage and godhead. or ihev was on,4ho right irack, but they .must hitch, on somebody else .besides i.m for he had jmade up his mind four years ago not to 1 I... 1. 1 .,..... Dm ilintr cliiiL- In htm with lane Iwld again. B.u!. lii.ey stuck 10 him with tear in their eyes,, antrlo him therc wasn t andth r.tmnn iti the country that coujd 4raw.ljke him along side of.Cass, andljf ie slill hadny pa trjofuri for ,the party left, be musn't say no. .And dhey worked, upon his feeU.ns so ,mch Uiat, at Jast he dldn t say no. .fco now we ve ami ;rjniv him niiuiv illl Jion to meet K'BSflklo iie 0ibiof.4fgUft..tftpui .MR noh ctojila?' But oiHersf are. fajh hearted aboui; kind wi". L1-1?.1 wtre jot h;-,ivkX H-i htt always ,did iebl soiW Hil.timii' " If ihnv hrouohi i 1 rn rn r j iv aiiijiu at. mi ;M-J0U 8e.e what mUgU pukle, w're ih.. and how rnucli we nep.d.'tjijr fejp jest, iiowv But there's one ihirie I have, oVrriy, mind, pret ty strong. Y5OU know this appointment in the owningyitle Post Ofice, that.youf got Gineral Jackson lo give me, h'ai aTwaysb'eena5gre"at comiort lo met aiid'iVwould1 Fe3'i;s'8(l",rjlow' 10 me to lose it now in my old afge; Pwish you Would make' it in yourWay f lo'calPa'VTti see-Gfn eralTayldr atf-you come aloiig. home' andciry to find out how he feels towards me; because, if he is to be eIecte3sanyh'ow,I can't see any "use there would be in 'my bitiri'g my'o'wnh6se off for the sake of opp'osing1hiirelecti6nLJ4And kdom think that patriotism: 10 the pany Requites 11,; "and I'm sure prudence; ,dom ml . . -;. When you.get to Washington, .call , and, see .Mr.jRichie and, try toc.qmfgr.t hyu ;,l'm Uld the dear old gentleman is .working too. hard for his strength out at, nights in the rain, with a lantern in his hand heading "the campaign.. Try to persuade htm tobe calm and take good care of 'himself. And be sure antf 'asV him how the Federals are goin this eleciionfor we can't 'find out any ihing about; it'tlown' here. I used tb know how to keep the run of the Federals, but now there is so many parties,, the. Democrats, and Whigs, and Hunkers, and Barnburners, and 'Abolit ion folkVnd'ProViso follis, allien v crossiri' one another' that I' have my'malch to keep ihe run of 'em. But your aunt Kesiah says the clock 1 has struck, and L must close the fnail'. . ; : . -r , t So T remain vqur.kjving unci, V JaSHUA DOjVVNilS.G.'B. JJI. The World uni ted by Slcaiu-Ships,&c. . During the political , revulsions in Europe and ihe earnest desire pn.the, part of our peo ple to watch the progress of liberal principles throughout ihe world, subjects of vast impor tance connected with ihe commercial relations Lof the country, we fear, may not be sufficiently considered. 4 ' ' 1 That innumerable benefits Would be conferred upon the country, in 'every parjicular? frorn a steady arid reliable communication with the Southern seacost io.wns .cannot .be doubted,, but the manner of rendering the benefits available to flow from the establishment of rfuch inter course is a subject athaumay well occupy atten tio'h in connection with-the importance .oPTra lexiiizing the people of evey 410tiph of pur vast and fruitful continent-, -Unbroken lines of communication either "by water or railroads' are io be sought for: VVe have how. the, Port land and Bangor line through the', Eastern States,' joining the line of the Sound, terniina- ting ai this City, which a link to a con- tiniious line South. There is n line of Railroad from Portland in Mairie1 through this State' eri tendiiigftD' North Carolina with the exception of few miles South ofrWasbinoiorf City. There is acarial.and railroad fromjhe inoat re mote, W.estern part . bf our Sta'td, So that from the most extreme Northern andj North-jyesiern portions of the Union we have already, nearly perfected, the varied faciliiiesip.f land aud water communication as far South' as New-Orleans by steamboats, railroads and canals, beside the electric telegraph. The only steady com- IIJUUIUUUWlJ UlUi WUI MW J V iUUHU ty Vjr WL4 that poini is to be derived" from Ocean Steam ers. The' question as tr how far' Gdvernme.ril shall facilitate private enterprise regula'ting carriarfe;of mails; &c. will be. considered in a subseqtrent, article conpecied with this subject. jWe have novv nearly two thousand ships on the ocean, Amid all tne couliugepctes.to which our Government is liable, .it. would1 be Well td have a protecting af rn qveMrie vast Commerce; and when contemplating (he condition of our present NaVal armatheiif, which' cduilts about oiie hundred vesels--large arid Vmalf---inclu-dmg ten''s'bips'of'tho1i7ie'cryfifgboijt '3,000 g"uns, less we believe than one-'third the extenti of the Naval -afmameut ofiGVeat' Britain,- we ar.e to . seek for strength otlierah'an that which anses from the ;me(re; for.r;e,:rKwefi tf theay. j ,Vo,haye many lorts, t.ijatcare useless,, ami, .it would be, far better -if lhey.ijere apprppriaied to the relief of disabled seamen.; and many ves sels lhat could easily be dispensed wfjth that are sustained .at great expense and are of iid pracucai, aci vitc. yo uainoau stretcnea a cross a populated country; terminating' at a sea prt town, providing faciluies fd?concbriiratirig a body of men at anygfveri'point. is mdrd need ful than numerous forts, floating1 batteries' jm'd gun-ships, all bf .which are kept in existence at enormous expensptyjejjrigfcn9 revenue and may cuer '(as is: moai nkely); be brought io any use whatever. , ' , ' During th'eTlasi tfimeftbereslila'vekfipdn no less than ihirWn larlBrstam-hTpWverattigt as large a 1,606 MbiitfbWn.nndymVrfy new' ateamboats of vanouscdmeniirlnsbuildingl at' our dock-yards, ,llhoseLTessels all exiendour com m e rjcial t ra q sscj mi 9,t&re j r jiijiof pr i vrii e epterpise, and VLdMDfVPrjUi!il9) naval ,p r qi e ciirnif tefliiir 4 H af 1 , 1 be 0uri wf j el d -y vessels belonging to the Government rand built for " ihd service " There wiiralwayg; he t;lieiTi.es on tin? r:ia r.lj Q.f-lifirtl lyjiaj ,fojr ap;. JiVii'Je-spmeiplauiiblpreien trig lue-puuijc; interests, tMfaejyjr $MM$m offon'riwtcAiruiiz tititfuer fof, siich-TaVdra. Sn fata s re gaTlls'-t he- patronage ihathoXildbU "giVe'nUo private1 enter- Hecpiiiff Cool in Hot Weather,. Chambers' journal gives the following devi- ces in not citmaiea aim seasons : ' I he means in present use Jof 'artificial fb' ITigeratldh, Sre i'eryH'afidlis; stme'drtheih very interesting. A'mong 'these, the' employmenl tif pdroiis" eartlieti3a5i 'rridy receive an early placed Tftie Mxfots luiro'duced iiito Spain-this luiury,rm the sjiae.. of very gtegajit vasses, wotideilul light Und porbus, Water kept in. these became rapidly delictously 960!, and from Idrnej peculiafity in the process bf-the matiti factureJf the vessels, H acquired, in addition, a?ver.y agre'eable-flavorsj Itii Egypt and in India, and .111 jnpsul(ryrreg is,at the presant timayery prevale,nt one It,, lias also for, Vntte, .dmp been oKifensively employed' amongst ourselves: jppjoiisk wineff butter, arid w,air oolersjfmaiiylegani deiJignsj being now, iproduced at. 4our poperies. , But parous waje, keeps, wa;er cop!est yherj the eiihiejs hdtieatj.iheiye increment bf heatjbeing maije to re-act in .the re.-produbtidp of cold ,by rapid evaporation, i , Trie iWoorish nanies; ,for jheir earthernjugs was AlcameroSiOi Bpcdrrqs, The Arabs, burnt up thjho- pi.ernaJ lire, of iher; scorching county,, make ,use, 0 goal skins fur water, vessels, which s.uffer a little water to; ex tide, and .thus keep ".he remainder comparative Jy cop j A coinmoit method, of cooljngj vyines 111. ltjdia, is, pne whi;h wjll almp.-st , appear va paradox,: the bqule,d,sTwrapped in flanrjej wgtj tetLjW.ith water,. arid .pfaced directly'in the,ray ofjihe aun i. violetii.e.appfation ensues; and'the wine actually becomes, very cold. . ,li la a cpmrnon plauloo, yox sailpfs, iji ..jyarm latitudes, tp .coyer, their wine, WnhHclbths cop? stantly wetted.. Apartments dre cooied-pn a similar principle', and an.abundanca of water is frequently dashed .against the' walls with the rrtp'st grateluj effect. in .Ind,ian alsd,, tjie cold; 00 dangerous and peneiratitig on a clear night; J ! ... is often applied in, a .peculiar manner ujr the j purpose, ol Jreezing water Wear Ualcu,tta,T.m ail ppeti plain, there are large shallow excava tions made in the arourid, and rilled, with' strawy iipd.ri thismarty r 0 3 jt?f s rfta 11 , . shallow poipus nans, filled with water, are, placed at sunset. During .the tilghl ice forms 111 thin cakes upon tne suriace 01 tne pans; it is careLuny remov ed before sunrise; carried lo a proper reposi tory, and poundeu 'intoa rnaSil there, a'nil then c'oyered., over vyjth blarikets. This manufa tbre can only.he., pursued duriug the months hf December,, jjanusiry, Febuary j and in the district where the. ice is Iprrned in. this manner it is never produced .uaiurally. This iugeni- ous process niusi wniuiy ptsappear oeioro tne import of WeRamXakeTceP What a revolu-j lion has comineVc'eteted' ih'InJia, when we remember. :ihat!early .travfeler id that cdbntry were looked. uniiri a'a Hate and imrVnsierH fhr .serting the. possibility of iolidifymgr-wdternilito ce:" U xx ;. , ' . ; "' Cosijnual Affection. Ladies whose liege folds' are tar.ryihg in the city during their absence in the douiitry in ihe coming summer nidrith, will experience some alleVialiori by readiig the follo'wlrig: 1 My Dear Wife': In silence' and alone, (boys douH-make such a-?acke't there, if y0it please, whilel'm writing I) in the stillnoss ofniytjuiet chamber, Ha J ha ! oho ! good i what's ihat?l I ail dowu to vvrjte ,a' fey . lines ito vdU., Ydu . . . - kuow how to dresg(salad you do ! Although I feel the pang of ..separ?.tion (fill up I jijf.up ! so ; thank ypu ;) from ypur dear self .it this mpnieni yet it istd' pleasing rfefleption fd know (what's the state or ihe game now !) that a Tew short days wtR'onable me lo begam with you, (a segar Sop--) ad' ortce tiitire press our geh iltf hand in ihine. (Oh ! '1 can't take a: hand Howi) Agaih I shall leave this city, riresorrie in deed during lyodrabsence; (jWe wd n't g6 homo UlL morning !-nh ! keep siill,-. ill yoaand 'jvdrythouKof the interval, will be counted (cap i!al,tory, that,. Billy JJrwithiaiixjp.Ms solicitude by . me. Asli ait, help alohe j.n(,ihe siillriessof tild uigtit,s,Upmet jgjve us.a;89ng.?, 1 cari'i, !pqn my wprd j oh do !J " Secluded by pjy aelf, my mind is filled, with tender fecoliectibrts,1 oiiu u luwueaa ui spirit comes over me luaiiy still the moments roll whichenderfyor While 1 nuaff the flowm? bowfl iri vain fCarft i-an , v a j t i '.ti neyer reach, id soul 11 jo shake TWho dbeplv- Miiiirva wii wiiiej uiu j. ,iu,w. lay .uqw.n .my pen, Bravb! jlryo'lfor fatigue ope rrt,onieptt,boys.T overpowetsmje. Adieu,, my (dear, wife, f m a' duty belo;e peajyfrd:-;J, arid; believe w?.tl,",iwith,ypu!iio;vv lpy) !JitVqur,fafrectjdn-atejiusband,-! . , ' Doctor, lhat 'ere. ratsbane of ydufs fs 'fjrsi rate,' said aT'ankee'to'a'viHago apothecary - ifnofaFfi ldtifigirrsSdde'r of ihiv. irugsmoirtt kepiimhingif butt gf sprite! doc-1 tor's tsttiii; g AAnqulucioril said the idke'rj J.nnl. jy.'I ,waft)tqbvy .an ' ,Anotj.er PiWO.fl'i feir;j'gin- that, pund that j . - I J -' T - - iyiother pound wuu d Ki pllii. ! n1ade.,htm dreadlul y.sick,,and Uam nrtl tv sure it 3-we. iSoapnTree. . : i -We'rioiic'e'd stime time'sirde. tVo rise ir'CaTi?" forniaof the soap plant. fVorri t'h' aprliSr' UmU, pariicujars jespecii.ug ,ii.. .Hii-sayw, "ne.tfirkst jn.etv.on ihi'part of jliei run d ;. w i'i h hi spetie,pf palrii called by us soap-weed, from the. fad ihac the Mexicans use its rdot'as a'stfrii stiitite for soart, for whicfi'it a'nrt'er'aS'efv'vveTT' Indeed, ilia consjderedsUper.lqr Jo; Tt forio washihg of wbdlcV rfielieve it' is rightly named the lechugtiiila. This,, singular shnil wbichljq. bHjmecwiththe ipja.jie.mr. where it never grows to any considerablij size.- consists of a iriink very nithv. surmmniiHfl h- a finb head bf stiff leaves1, ea'ciftfbi which i at the end with a long ilidVli.' 3 The leaves mo- ject frrfm tins' stalk oifalf sides, and s'etjas cIomj -.o iowo uui. aiu u'tMartvge'ttCO ir Th tiunci t-a wmia auu vury nreuv. a a each year's ft ."M J jbliage decays, it drops down against the. trunk; of a light,, bruwn, color.. These-drv- .Imvhs- wiicii iuq is.nppneo, urtsn up IlKe.ouri -powder; and biirn' wiiH a orlght light. 0,ir nigllt, niarVhV; ' could be mark'etl b'y iheir flHiries; which, as Th , nights were' bold although ihe daVs were com--, foriaHfe) W'fe're cheerhlg. I' h'a've: bhen jhuTcar.e fuf in "de'scrihirig' this plant1 for Several reasorits; one is, its nTariy usds, of'ih'e. leaves, the na tlvei' make thyfrhats-,J!alljd w'Heu drfe-i.e'ililifeo hempi it is formed into ropes" and s aclisf'i ink -ihf like; the mate'rial 'k down 'as Mariilferi,'); though cdarser.'Thes.e plains" 'Kave. singu larly prtfrollirig rjualify ; being frdrri fWo iliih)i ' -fedi in-height'firey will' assdhie to the eyenMliti twilight the 'mdSt -deceritive torWs.' filfe sentinel they will apjiear'a-,- forms olm'eij f and ' Many an unconscirfus tjoap weeflaVYinf thV B tfalice-ef iTtrylfoT fmmluttllfwfnig ' the. callehge "who goes there V' -If youf bole, or' h'dre hastfayed frorh camp, and'yod raft to hunt fpr;,hin).in the. grey df the.morHiilg';.yoiti ire, sure.ip pBjqdi firi in pu.e. direc'iidn" , ag itf;lueiii ' from a short llistarice. has iakertjhe.,frir T your ariimal. JjttiH after time ydt'i umy &Jt been thus mtmE Isuni ' -1 experlehc.b frolfl a soVp-weed.'V The Calfs Tiiil kud the 4usjj -Hoiel The North Carolina AXgus iells, ihe foll'ow- irig capital siory.- for which it is iudjed to-a stump spefech of a Virginia merger' of bl'.ii gress We havd read 'hdtfjfng Jjal nas'Ullell our cachinatdry musclesindre violently nm playi'fdra'lpiig while" ' ' " Theproprietor df "a 'iari yo rd adjacBHiJfV certain. towmiri .Wrgiiiia- Cd'h eluded td'rhillu'a t.au;d;ibr,sort dfsiore4fon.bne tf ihe-main 'striets, for the purpose of v.endine liH-lBathfir h.iirtnrrf , ra.w hides. and the like., ifier crimnr-iinurhit .by,,d!nS lie , began to. ca;i,ider what somofsa lf" J.ijwoulil be heat jo iju.op fr i.he pjirppsB ? r l'ng attention Kiis.new.esiahlisfjmejiiJ; 'dW for days and week he 'his subject". ' Several devices were adoptedj adon further cdns'ierationrejectedrAuTast a nappy mea strur htm. He'bored an ifio,,r hole through the doorpost nd Vudk"1 aHralPs tail inio it; Wiib, ihe bushy end flanntirigr0fir. After a while b e noticed a, grave Iooking,pe; oriage staridir.g near the door? with hisVpec tacle's, 'gaz-tnjr intenly'o'n the sigul ' Atl h'e'rd 'lie cdritluuet't ro statid, gazing- arid 'gri'zrn'g tfrfiil the curiosiry of the tanher was gTBatly:;ekcite'd, intttirn. He stennerlrdiit and atlflVrfatfAl ih in. I dividual s . , . r4 y ,( wf' jilr jtttVt . tjOf)U.i morning; ' said1 he." 1 ij:n le ,l Movniiig.said' theOtheV WithouH nidi!ihg iliis eys from niesi'gn. ' , ;u4'r " Ti5ouwaAt1 rd buy' loather;?'sa'idMhelBtore Iveperi "w 91. . ? si-'.Im or f UjkI t ''.t'-No&fu' -ii tit H?..iru srf.lt afufjtmn ' Do yoa wishno s'ell hiiies''?" 0581 ,x?w - iNb.?V or" r h rfsf t j , u Aretyou 'a farhibr?'''1 ((iui-lf?r oiivi No , w odT .a?! ,IM ''-Are yon a 'merchahi?"dfl( t i! Noi" HflB or Yttbhi bafco r ff att . Hu Afret you a lawy'e BOitetf-feow fi iftwf " No." vtHfl jfi7 orf; mtf '(iffif& ,l Areyou ridctor ?" 4 " -Whatre'ydui'lhen ! d4)I) mtm ' " I'm a philosopher - 'iihavb benrirtaf. ding here foran hour, trying to see if I could ascertain1 how thai calf' got- thVdughhai'auger noie, add i canU rtiakd Hut, ibr sav0my'life?y. "I ll ' f Altered Relief tes. , , There) .are great !h(itnber of ajinrttil, Pnn sylvania reiie iiptf s in cifculaimn, aejd 15001 one's,' iwp's -.and. fiy.e' 'Nitetef&K&tejliifry r)asting,.oyer figure p and yortl, one," the figure "5" arid' the Vvord ,ffivej" and so' wiih the two s, atid is done in mtjiy caes very neat ly."' VVe'ldalri that great ifum&ets of (h!.eial tefbd Tinfas hafe recenlly beetilprtfldftredah Stable frbasufy 'tire fralld 'isenrallyi?,,,. mined on sMfchnotes aaretnHH'ti'iortisn'd lle fced,!kndjisrInuti confined to aiiyatparticltlar "JSJ.Mahfl-frMSAh.ffie, a.reaalLdppextder,t long oy niimg up mutual voids.. "-.rW. 3 -. y . 5." " 1 !, ,.. 1
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