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Published, J-hodcIore Scliocli.
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A I -Hit Ul'HUE
0F,T1I.E - :
Jefferson iati Ifccimblicmi.
TnEiitOR'- '
BY LYDIA H. SIGOUHNEYu:.
IIo I dwellers on the -stable land, 4 :
Of dangers whafknow ve, ' '
m t -'' .Moil
A-
Like us who boldlyjbrave fhe'surce." i
Or trust, thft trnnrinrftrt?;o?i?-: 1
- --v" . r .t U.I
b
3he-,fair
r trees -shade:you fromctiaoisuh-i.. Vf Well ,ma'an)y-I amn.-want, and :will.i
sefe the harvests gWfSr 4.wod at aimostpriceio.V i -r -
You
Ana catch the Iracance ot the. breeze
. -i ... , ' in, n3
. Dreeze,
When the first roses blow..
"While highamid the slipery shrou3,
We: make our. imidnight-path, i
And even the strongest ma's'Pis bowed
'Neath the wild tcmpestwVatb?8 ;
You slumber on your epupjrdwn,:.
in cnaraoers saie anq- warm fi a v
Lulled only to a. deeper-dreamt tdi
Dy the descending slorm-.110'1'
But yet what know ye of7 the?joy L
The lichtf our ocean slrive,
hen on its way, our gallant barque,
Rides like a thing-of lifc-7;. .j :H-;
"When gaily toward thet'wislie'd-for.ort
With favoring gale we 'and- 1
Or first your misty line descry
n;iio p,'n; lnil!
landF
.But yet there',s peril in ou?patH'
Beyond the wrecking blast, . "
os il
i:
A peril that may whelm, the; soul' V. .
When life's short voyagesisipast-;- n
Send us your Bibles whe're' we;g6,t,r ;
To dare threatening wave'.
xour men of prayer to -teach us;ho,w
To.meet; a watry grave.; V l-
' J .yiix '-n
And Sayipur thou, whos'c'fpot)sublime
The foaming surge didtfrcad,isoT '
Whose hand, the rash 'disciplcdrew :
Prom darkness and the' 'dead '
Oh, be. our ark, when floods,descend,s
When thunders shake,tbeis.pheres
Our Arrarat, when tempest3 end,
-And -the green earth appears.;
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- The -Cincinnati oniarici-tells this:
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On our upward trip to Dayton on batur-
. , . , , -i
day, we nouoea m tne cars a gentleman
and lady, seated in a-close -juxtaposition
.andudlripfffrom-thclrwcotiliuctione would
amag,ue that thej were oecd,,,gly inl -j
" T I ad almost blinding her. Some How or ' X, rig. thaotWr bed ad confab to.
eat to .gentlemen, Ed.tors of two Gerr) o fastrMd. bo enjoyed by.Tcte and the mail-boy to,
man SPers m tins c, hen. neaj, , aionet gether best they eould- PetS an.d the
Dayton thetramnaased o,,al5ngdark(..J. fa , .Jj,0y botlieomnioneed haulins off their
bridee. Amid thethurfdenng.and rat-
" ,J
mug oi cars couiu uu ucuiu a uuic,- inau
j.j r ii lL.'-.jji:u4i,
cuuuueu lor an inv; m uiiu uivt; tuc k,umuo-(
r i.-' t ofi
clUIi Ul lluX. OUUU licaibv :iuavivi3 otaiibu
all the party. As we emerged into day
light, one of the German-Editors slowly
drew his spectacles down over his nose
nnrl n-rnlnimprl
u-ir n t- i i v tc?i,C irirn'orOvn-Mrro comfortable food, she was to buy her chil
"Veil, Itmks datish a tarn bad 1 Jmdge, - .. , , r , , .-that' don't j
ri V - ' 7' " y . L,:it ;';,.. dren with the half-dollar she. had earned. , "uuu
'PriA loflv rlmw flown
-her-. reU .and v for r
the remainder of the'lnpthe'tpair-loouea 2
.. . . .. i , t
mute and quiet. -
( , . . 1 , t j.'A
Fools icJu)'dontUsc1 Tobacco-
. . 1
j.xiuxui-T
lowing anticcdotej from a 31ame paper, is"fln, every line pftitching, Mrs.,T
a gooa one :
Une
Hghte.
their
.man
BO.jnuch so .that he sometimes mistake im-
i;fwucufc inwrrogaiyiuw w .
o;tting
pne .mprnip
iiri
. .! y j, , ; cAuicojv.wjjjpiMw-nwu. 'iv., . "" must be a set.oi aarneu iuies mam ,anu
uingihe citizens of. this, placpon .T r ? x ' f' .? gQ' eatC Rwuiua i
bjumps, is a. tail specimen ortnejuu-;"" ;' JS ana tney tniept in tuat ueu iaijt,-uigui,f
nnnnilt: In "coltlnonnoi r. A ro for liif.5ftl'f. " Slip, flul not .oiler i xi x t.n n,i;n;nn t
Si ana manes tuem .accyxuiuaiv.; 1.1 'tiu.. x. . .s'f w.. - i . i
a ' in ' w.-, ' -.rrTi -ri-v-enturcaa nine tnat sne' woum aiie to , 1 u frnm tKeir nest ih it. thn bv his sine, aresseu m nomcsnun. JLurn-1 gn r t of thom nmi oou'ii
, . jkjF? ; r?s.- auwA-n or,r'rtfiTOiiot fiTivi' r n Prl . - ft i Ji L. ' c. ii .i...T;ii.:,. inf? to his 'vulirah'friend. the fonner.nom- i tha nr nbro
OI . - v ' - t ,j . . . i .f- . . ..1. 1 . . J 1 1 1 ' xx . . ' ' ua tntrfnllnH finrrnr nml oniil -
rr hn i-.)M?nw..nH o 1. 1 m o ni i nr. uutt'u uuiu iiui. - .'iniKPnnn.nnpnnnn rH.str 1 nnu.ai uuntuKii v o .. . o... ' . i-m j 1 1 x ..uu ui..wv...i.
tlrjsaioking a ci2ar, s - 1 "0, dfearI "ever jaV seamstresses until olotheg, pat tUem 0n. again, orderedtheicr-?r:xJl"ii'b " ' - 5 : ,.:Z1ZUZ
TIIE SEAMSTRESS,
- Or, The Value of Labors -
"r'iC ''"lei'- " ..!. .i
iara j : was leic a wiaow vritu,
severaLsmall chilciren. ? She. could think
7T t"
of no way of getting- a -living for them
DUt -Wltll her needle and as she "Was a
.
ueai suwer sne nopeu CO noi yorJK. anu
- . - "
earn lood and .scant clothing at least.
She applies, to, several, and, was still with
out the nieans of earning a; dollar, when
I her last one was spent. Just at this sad
.ot:,tie destitution be-
CO1?! nownj Mrs ,T sent for her.J
r, tx , j . i, -
.Alter. 3hC- lSjSCated tho following CO n-
: i " Can you donlain sewinz ?"
"les, ma'am, as well as niost'persons."
n'Trr1; a . ;,,V.'5? ,
Yes, ma'am, as well as ni'ost
yha is your price for fine shirts,??'
J. p" I havn't set. any price yet, but I will
-! work as-low as any one.i. f
" But you know that to get iyork ;you
will have, to do it. 'a little lower than or-
11 have, i
A i -
in.irr " ' , '
dinary,
yV I suppose y'owilltoakcfine 'shift
- ?S8? ma'am.": , . j,0fT x
i "And calicy dresses for the:,sam'e;?"
"Yes, ma'am,"
'"WelL-thR'a TeasSnablef oV'
L.'
s - com
i mbn shirtsiyourwwill'not 'charge
over a.
1shilling Jfor,7
Noraa'am"-
. . - ,it. . .1 -i ri.i .1. l ; I
itt-m ...
. fc. i u. Tilt. iviiiii'iii iiuim ii li: . linn.'
j uA5t just half what MisfK-'chSrg'e?
c '1
t " AYell. hat somethincr like. It
, .. , r a,
mves
jrne pleasure to(befriend any one who is
jiwilling to work.;at a. reasonable, price.:
j Why this will save us "alhio3t; a dollar a
w?ck tlie wnole" yeaTTound,"
yo.u -Vapt it. 7
.'Well I'll, jdo my best. It. is shameful '
.what.ome7oftHese.seamstresses,charge."
' ' oys'- shirts at -12 cent's,- were her
first prices bf 'work'i 'Two of these by !
hara, w,oriishe, managea to get.aone in ai
'A O tt -r .T : " '
: Next inorninghe was- uF early, 'tho
lieieaa acheadly; ahdh was W
and weak jfroni "having sat so steadily
through therw.hple.-prepectfng: day. -,Her
children were lalcea up, washed and dress:
' ed her rooms cleaned, and"afscanty iiieal
of mush and Tiiilk: prepared for the" little
ones : ana a cup oi tea lor nerseir. tier
. , , 1 , , . , . .
own stomach refused the food, of which
, . V i -ii i
her children partook with keen -appetites,
orilVswallow a few rhou'th-
g d j
r U 'SJ? -.-
stale bread. .
Jt was nearly, ten o'clock when.she got'
- 6til,
rv : - - o- ,
worked-Hard
. X. J : Jl r. W ntii. riH Hi
.
.'-'and'Tn much
.
finish the
Soon after breakfast the next morning,
h she took the shirts home to Mrs. T ,
, , . ; , . xi . i" -xt. iu
her thoughts' mostly accupied with thei
t , ;, y. r A::: ; - L A , ; i. .
dollar j&M meal itht
n ir. t.mr iiiiii-uuiiiii tui .lilu. inudi nnui
rr.- ; - . . . ..
.WllCA'Sne w.asjmaii.ixii;.ujuauiivi ucjihic
1.
i - f - t-'P-q ;:' '
Altfir esainin? every Seam. eVCrV nem,
tp pa;y ber for the. work, .she had-done. i
After lingerjng a tpjy' mpfmente, Alra
,f mUf.V. h rwT T'll I '.7 S. -ill TP'
lean for-' votf-altives mepleasunno'help1 '; n,Q V 6 very mce ofjd on the books! fr cannot answer, the rseized:mprightiiar.m m his-mouth, and Thousands of people who could not ac-
'j ! ' . , ? . yTJaLWd'I : will pay you -a dollar for making ' a'ueif;0Ii! 1 ; : -' ' ' '-' 4' shook it ihe.tfinp as, a dogw.oiild;shaketa count for it from 'natural causes, were
he poor -Conie.down. toTmorow nn&l 11 day after'to morroVj" 'You are r Wdlthc conMenUitTi then tried to. get my Winto greately terrified, and indeed it cast a u-
ih'avesomerwork ready for .ydu;" J, iurr - U&L i - : h ? f . n is mouth, and, at every. bite his Jeeth niversal gloom on the earth. The frogs
Th W-rlnn-nrrl. . . - r 1; Oertamlj ma am, to-morrow evening, which you make on assertion, shows that ;,woula'CcVush across mv'iskuli: " 'Havinn- and mht-hawks beanthmr Tftt.R. At-.
L. nW-ii-trSft. ':i0?ri ArflfrsKenvT,rt-LlyuJTanJ fc'' . ' ; t t you have read the law attentively Let's 1 no chance'withlhe powerful beastJied'cV four o'clock the wind shifted to the north-
bodily pain and misery, to wlsbmS to gc ot sleeping with the
last shirt, 'in which .the last, P?Ji "A yery earnestiy-'iuy
i- i- i l -x ' i'ii. x ;r.x-1 iiitsuu, i ii tcu.iyuu wciuic unuu. j.
! . -J i'A ! ni-i.'il . o nnrnho inn if lib' wr Ir-hln nn - ." . t'. . . r -l" - l''i ''.' II
.dressed oiPme jp4with: a Small;,bundle4in
hef.hand.- r -rv . ;. jm
i5 She-ihtrodiiced herself b' '-saying that
she had just seen 'some' pretty' shirts' at
Mr. r7"'si an that she was so much
pleased iffith; the work that ehe had in
quired for the maker." ...
' And now- 'having found you," said
she; "I' Vant you to make and fit this cal
ico dress for me if yoji do such work."
" I. shall be glad to do it for.yoUj"tsaid
Mrs. S .encouraged by the kind :bear-
ing'6f the" lady.-
Xnd what "will you charge'!" .
Mfs.S v . hesitated a 'moment,
and
J.then-Fajd ,'Mr8 .JTj,. . gives me, a quar-
: . .
"inhere was a" bncht spot for a moment
on the cheek of ..the' 'lady. - 5 '
"Then I'lLciv.e you " three,", said she
'with warmth. ,v, .
Mrs. St-4. burst into tears and could
not help it.
il Are
k'i :u in 1 IUHul.reu iSHjr
Jes;tatgly,,but..Fi an air that could
t J 9IJ ! 3 il. 1-J
Pojrv'a niymenl the widow -pausedy but
f th'e s'iirht of her children co'nauered'
the
-m I
j. ,"-I.vhatye jiothing.but.aJittle corn meal
j in the?housejiand have no .money."
! A tear crlistened in the stranger's 'eve i
V
, . . .'. .:
ber breastJ heaved 'with strong "emotion,
'then again all wjas .still.
'.'I wilL pay ,you for: this dressefore
Tho dollar was paid down, -and thc;an
rS!lrof mercy dePaf fli rthan one''
Heart Tvas glad thafe,xmorning'.
V. Pete Whetstone ;and the Jlai I t
u i;'.;t- - . Boy & - '"' ;i't.a- i
Pete Whetstone, of Arkansas, was;price .
traveling on horse-back through the in
terior of the
state, and called one. even-
11 nicht -at a little lo house
ing to stay all night
A . - . r -
near the road wiere entertainment and
1 v a. 1 1 il.
aVPosfc, office . Yfere, .kept, , T.w.o other -
strangers were there,', and the mail-rider
inta sgallbom furnisliedjover to'the spotwhere he had" heard the
a 'fi0 fi two--).eds, wch shot, expecting to be obliged fe help
iwere to accomouate tne ipurr persons ior uuwuu f"g -"x w " L.gerea about twenty steps ana tell ueaa.
theTnigh't. The.maibcarrier wasja liltle, very busy'lbadlng his giin,' and'. sliouted After a while!" managed to get up, but I
shabby, dirty, loukyllbbkinrg.whomnone of out: " ia . y l.? as very-si6kr the blood was Streaming
the gentiemfen'liked tlid'idea 6f slfeeping. 'Halfo, -Cowan! what dYdyVu shopt.at ( ff0 m? h.eaf an.d froid-my nrm, -my
.. o ,o '-.: j ."'': 'J.; ' Via iu .nrrht, or hftfl.Aritirftlv' Vinson nn. nml 1
i. ' i i ii r x i t-nvjvtm n t t tin TniiTin i nwn n r
Pfete Whetstonce eyed him oloselyi as. he.;
asked
'Where do you' slee', lo-hight my lad?'
''ill thleep with you, I reckon,' lisped.
the youth, 'c
'orwith one. o them other fel-
; lars, I don't
care which".'
"' other two gentlemen took the hint
and h Wa, immediate
f v-
?adfs5 and Pete 'getfcig into bed first, and
the Itch, and you'd better not get in hero
tU me for aj8eSe fs .cat.chin t -
-xne Doy, wno was just getting into dcu
v S . j fa . jp
.ucuwieu.'-uud. vpj vuuij, nui x icuauu
jnakera bit of difference',Pye
for nearly theven years,'- and
1 he: pitched1 alongwith Pele', whoCowr
but in as great hurry as. if he had w
''pitched
1
tr-olorl tin fl linrnot's npqf. in fliA TiPfl. T.liA
: Aii... rtAtitmmnn.rnnrfin 'inn I no Til ! 1 1 -
...... .t 1 '1.1 !
boy. wno naa got peacoaoie possession 01
. - ,r , .1 1. ..
had nimseir. arawieu out -wny vou
Tlio ntnVptrffttinrotJ?r'tvcre now iu
- " - - " " - - "--" ani r 1 1 1 1 1 r i1.-1 s i :i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' r vtjrv ihhi
' aworso' condition 'than Pete had. been, tial airs, and a raw Jonathan., ..who, sat follow. t.W.iA.ilirtioni
.-v - ; . t . ifT . f.. -y rr-rj -..--r, -.t r. - . -i h i.-mj i 1 1 i i: i r-1 1 1 Lt: l t:.-i i. vuu.
Exami nation of Attorneys
.The followinrr. racv examination of a ; . A correspondent .
candi'd
taken from k Western law journal, and is
decidedly a good hit. . The" examiner
commenpes wicii : ,
r 'Do you smoke?' .,
I fin ! '
JL 4V 011. i
'les sir, (extendin'; a short six.)
'Now sir' what' "is the' first duty" of a
y.ojr ii-.r c . tlwq
i
lawyer
clients charge?'
'When makim; a bill "of cost".
, Explain.' ,
" ' When'they occuny the' antagonistic pp-
sition; i aVsumelhc Biiaracter of plaintiff
Jna ilfl.nJ-nVl '' '
'A suit decided, how do you stand with '
the lawyer conducting the other side?' " I
me w.iju liuuuuij, us.
H li r.pV lw inwl ' '
Lneeic Dyjowi. . , i
. 'Enough sir, .you promise to ecome ;
an ornament to "your' profession,, and "I
i. Now' are you awaro of
:iz-. j . .
the duty you owe me?' , !
r - J J-.-. . .. 'ii't t'):i iOfi .3BO
t'i:i ban ,8eo
bi5
'1 am, sirj
'Describe it.
w. , t m . ... r ... u.i
it is to invite you to annK.'.
'But suppose 1 decline?'
(Candidate, scratching his rhea"d.)'
There is no instance ,of the kind' onlrec
take a drink and' I will, sign your cerfifi-
cate.-
"4GqOq get UlUi , ,
There is a capital, good story told of a
both were excellent shots, and not a
' given to boasting1 of their skill.' " Oni
little
ne day
-l.t i i ' ' '.i!ir;
.they went on a aeer hunting expeu tou
nnn niror rrriT rinir i inn riu r-nn i wi c i
and after getting into the .wo.ods yh
they expected to find deer the sepa
jast.nowH , , 3 A:s . t nl
'None o'your business go along over
i, T,:n?
Surorised at this short and crusty an -
'1 EC
swer, Hoffman looked around and discpv-
' .: , . ,
cred a calf among the bushes., . Again he
j cried out :
'I say, Cowan, did ..you shoot at the
oalfl' Z i ' i f vvi -i't ? a ft M
i - ' - " ".
if'.Yes, I did, but; it's. .none ;qf , your; busi-
ne?3:, ' '-at- v. .c '-.;"i
. Why, what made you shoot, at it?.':.
'Why, I took it for a deep.' : ..
'Well, did you.-hit it!' . ..., tV j'f
'No I missed it.' u. ,. r
'How did you miss at? 'r . ! . i . m
'Why -I wasn't quite sure that it' wasn't
a calf ' " ; ' ; : . ' i-'
,,r . . . , . .. 'c . e ' r
. , 'You arc.a pretty specimen pf hunter
rejoined. Iloffman, to shpotja, calf,., for, a
deer, and , miss it at that.' .: j4i-,q..
'Doh't makfe a foobof Vburserf!' ro:piied
Gown I shpt'a't it just
;,soas1tp-ixitfit:ifl
was a deer, and1 miss it
It It W.13
t r
.'.(. ' .I''.' T.'Il-'l
Call.
iNothing-out or Ireland,' or .the
A'anomoa in n hrinr'knfomoni'iinr
t"- i r- . :".
An nmiisittfr rinlfnnnVciiinn'ri'fF Vfnrnfc -
ly at1 the sapper tahle'; bVboard of, one of
t . . 'v . ' , i . : -
our eastern srenmnoais. neiween a lios -
pur eastern seamno&ts; .pctvree.n a, 45.0s
ate for admission to the bar. is f J.ournal, wntting Iro
lTo collect" fees'' 11 " " v - I T took aim at the burr of his ear .with my ; May i57, 1 CJU. Boston Journal,
rixU nUsi'U k-iW10J 9t" Kriflg.fid fiirll the tHer. life feU'oV'"' 1"' '" ' ' tad a
. .rn'Ht'AnuurtM iHiQMl , kiJJh'u LV" T'enin ltraordiuary phenomenon the
4 when does, your position towards your ,
couple of Western, hunters, which is well! turning over on my bacic, when'the ras-
i-L - il'iv; 0:tAiir'"3l'fri,o;i. ; cal sat riffht dawn on top of me. with his
worth a place in our depository. 1-iieir.. . t. t-i.-ri i , -r
names. Yrcru liuumuu uuw wo.nu uuu.
- TT-rr . - n ri J t n j a
.-.- - ... inrfl. TRP.r,.rfistin?r. nn ntv nns.." i T.nn icrnt
ton exquisite, reckning withrhair,, oil,rtnd"Daner he. is readimr. or entertain him withkr r- . -
scologncjjwho was crsiugthe waiters, apdHgomc ferig'tftfided lrangue1 some sub-
I 1 1 H 1 1
atate
in 5?anta J?e mves
larniti&mff'iS A'f n
t,' . -SirXi- J:iV'2rLi.:3:ii 1
ly occurred in the vicinity of Sanfa Fe:
I was hunting at LI V aille? thirty miles
west of the "P'uebla of San Ildefonsa.wTien
fthe first thing I saw was myself within
te.n steps of
lSriro
brown bear. He
came up to 'me within about six feet,w'hen
tec' d ;.d $feod- directlV me;-
pped
directly' at nc
'etinmjTight haad
Te'ft, and made 'at hiiri, 'when he jumpecl
.up isuu uctiuc at uiu uu uia uiuu iuui, nnu i
'li? a "m rt'n fTi wirlrt Anon' T';frtif'lr of. 'lnui '
wide
open:
j'witb such force vith my hatchet
tirne:d me clcaround, and the
t'that it
latcuet tnat it
t i x t.'-
d the hatchet
"flew BuVof riivhand. Before I COtlld re-
cover myself fairly1 he had me ihfh1s hug,
when I stabbedfehim in the side with' my
.
knife,- and ho let me go and sprang away
' .. , . .
famine. He again caught me in,tho
rsaJ'an!T aty?'- nim aSalH Put
tingi the. whole Uade of .the knife, to, ..the
hilt into his entrails, die sprung away
il. mi .'.i
Kirqm me in tae same way. .- j.ie-inirxi
j time he. fugged me, and as Itabbed him
I again he threw up his paw., and broke my
I knife short off by the handle.'" "T then
ed up myilame-arm succeeded in getting
my fore , finger into his eye, with my
thumb under (his chin like, and done jny
! onQ bf the louJest squalls that I ever
j heard, and by this time I succeeded in
should die sure.. He ntust have weiirhed
' oyer ein;ht hundred pounds. The blood
gushed out of my mouth, and X tho'ught
lniit.tmo Tmfl Ortmo T c4 r tko' Moor nnnlri
-v -"rr
i.knife and tho ball of rifle
had nearly
The blood
rl -r n Unci nnpo ?rv litrv
I, succcedecT in shoving him,. so that he
careened over, and fell from-me. and4stag
laid down again on the. ground,-with my
head" on a log,, for about thirty minutes.
"T'lr'n'AWt.rffirft was h. slmn'n Ko'rd 'an out fivfi
- . - ......
: miles off, and as 1 could get ho help with-
j out -Setting the re 1 gathered up my gun
land succeeded at last in gaming the :camp
jn BtfQtyt, . .f f..
-Wc woiild'cali the particular atten-
' tion of bar readers to tho 'followin'-which
I tro nfl in nn n-rrMmnrrp nnnnr thfir thoir
y knQWi hpw tQ Q0XlfaGt . themselves
I when they;hpno.r us with a ciyl,4 ...
I ' Printing-office Regulations. "When
I you go into a printing office leave the door
opon behind you. Head all the manu
scripts; you can get your hands onj it's1 no
difference; editors have no business with
secrets ; besides you might discover some
plot against the government crush it in
the bud and thus become a public bene
toiactori uesure to asK the oompositor
, , fttthae.v ;gatwori0n:of
-cpurse he wpnVfc bc so impolite as to. refuse
Vso reasonablp a request! Ifheisatwork
on manuscitTcopy, ask him who wrote
hoU4DSv Examine flie . type,. pick
lucm up, 1001c at tnemj inrow tnem uown
ai.JHlnn - ;n - if fyirldn irr5rKr Kvpi' liWli fit!'' flirt
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there let' ffO' not ' much " d'amace' dPnC.
now soaf JsJlMn ihe santtuth, and af
ter you have whistled. v'ou:r,tavontejtiine
v i i .1, . .t . n
,3.3 loud as possible, ask- the. editor for. the
n r.i L, . I-. I m- lAUAnin 1A 1 . V .3-1, I .
hot hllh.
ClQSCly:, 'Or the
be popular -w jth
Qi-tno umo
turned to run,tbut had only made a lew
jumps when he, caught 'me again and
: threiyme, ori myf:face to ihe ground; 'He
r. r, -
uduecejido .cintors- have 'sb many ; little Hicle was on haiid, but assured the lady
'bull'bpxes for, if .they want folks to beiso par- that ah invoice of a large lot on the way
this.. , .particular : Dou t neglect ,the . press ; rfroni h ranee had been forwarded, and
J catch holil p'fthe. handle! pulflt around: they would isoqri arrive.
-ThcD'arliDhyof-nM-
A friend" recently placjett in Our hand
a letter, written more than seventy years
'asro by Dr. Caleb G. Adams, of Exeter,
N. II. to General Nathaniel Folsom, of
that town, who, was athe 'time a member
of ttarProvirifcial 'Congress, Philadelphia.
In the following passage,-that well known
phenomenon, the 'Dark Day,' which
spread alarm, and in some cases, conster
nation through this part of the country
is described, with details which must
prove deeply interesting to many of our
readers., The fetter is dated Exeter,
very ex
19th day of
In the morning it was-rainy
about nine o'clock, when the clouds
broke away and the sun appeared, but
tij xu. uiucf.mo tivuuo S
Very thick, .with the wind from southwest.
! 10 2 breezesj at half past ten it was
. t , x, V
uncommonly dark, the clouds appearing
nc.a, .AiiA:t1 j,rt A f irt
cn.linnl vc!m, r1i?miaeArl.-it. Iwlnir n nrlr
( that no .person could read or write. It
i continued to grow darkei: till twelve
when it was so dark that we could not
!.. ,i , . ...
, tell one perion from another m a room
with thrce iarge.:wind'0ws. In short, Wt
, wa3 midnight darkness at noonrdayl Th6
towis went to roost, ana mere was a
strong smell of smoke. It had been very
dry for a long time before, the.wind hav
ing been at east for four or five days
which drove the s'moke back to the west
ward and when the Tv'ind shifted, it
bjought it all down in a body, which, to
gether with the dense clouds, caused the
darkness, which lasted till three o'clock,
P. M, before it bejzan to irrow lisht.
w u a
east, which brought the clouds backhand
at sun set it was again Very dark. At
nine o'clock it was darkness to be felt by
more' senses than -one, and there was a
strong smell of soot. Almost everybody
who. happened to be out in the evening
got lost in going homo. The darkness
was uncommon in toe night as it was in
the day, as the moon had fulled tho day
before. . .
Wild Cat Curresicr.
Of this remarkable currency jn Indiana
the Lafayette journal thus speaks :
"The vignette is nigger shearing a hog,
supposed to be squealing. The president
of the bank stands near, assisting to hold
the hog: The dear people may be discov
red a good ways behbid.. Thunder ane
light-ning in the foreground; The picturo
of a seedy looking individual, 'secured
by stocks,' through which his feet run, a
dorns one corner. A rnati with a very
blanki'countenancej; 'supposed to be the
Auditor of the State, and being rode up
on a rail by a couple of Wall street
sharpersiti3,seen in another corner. The
phiz of. Governor Wright, thunder gath
ering on his"brow, and'lightning flashing
from his eye, adorns the centre of the bill.
Oh one side of the Governor 'is a hawk,on
the other side a. buzzard. He holds in
one hand the scales of justice, one side of
which is evidently yeryiightj the other is
holding" a document, his last message,
from yvhich he appears to be reading to a
crowd of disconsolate individuals below,
who refuse to be comforted.'
"We agree with the. old exorcise, that
Tnqdesty is a quality that highly adorns
a woman. But affected riiodesty, like the
following, we cannot abide.
Yesterday a lady went into a.store on
Chartrcs street; and after fidgetting and
riggling about, she put her qambric hand
kerchief to her face, and with a tremend
ous mental effort, asked the clerk if ho
had any hose confiners for sale. The gen
tleman being quite ignorant of the mean
ing of the ,fair customer, was rather em
barrassed, but not wishing to appear al
together green, said 'that hone of the, ar-
"-'Why, la!' said the lady, 'there they
arc with clasps; it is a pair or those stow
ing tighteners that I want, pointing with
! tigliicncrs that I want, pointing
sr parasol 'to' arlot of spfinggarters.
f'hfer
ai Quite,'?
?fatural.-7-lt wasn't a bad trick
tUfii trna nnt nnon-ft la w.tstndorif. nv nia
.ft,iiftiril,wlinn. . havinlr. obsorvod that hn
rtjJV " ' ' :1 - - -t
read always by. quantity, andof course
very superficially,, they used, every night