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TERMS-OF' :ItkagORPTION... '
I.)no:Dnuni.andllity eifitlit4fiartegAbi'Aieca•
•
Twb Dollare,if paid , whhiti th,e Var.
' •
l'iimeKrinexpilitkritidly.atihered to.
F ADVERTISING, . .
Adveriiaemenie, ranking ilfleitiJiiies or he
:rilafgad , htithe s trate , tif cente for one insect ion:—
!area-1410de for,Oao • Dollar, and twenty-five cents for
eVery'ettheequ'eittl ineeition: Yearly adVertidera Will'
be,c.hamt . katthe following . rates
Onilt% e Coluniu, with the paper, for one ?ear, -
l ectlanni, • ' '
Two.liquares, with quarterly chupges, ' O.
tininess Catilk, with the paper, • • -
" •
0 ff . :PR INT I Nk OF. EVER Y- DESCRIPTION ,.
Etslikaa Dandbilli, lilanke, Circulara and-every'otheri
'tither deacriptloptlf Printing,. executed hanantriqy and •
'expeditiously:; and at the LOWEEM"PititiEIV. ' • • •
. .
• • ZOISZIPEritiVer;
+TORNEYAT - LAW; (Istti offittfilicrk,'
oratt'ioe in thq Courts of
bdrinnd mut . l)o -- 14011,ning:puoties...
nnAVtiitt High street , "
nest iitioitOJ,lfitirtiliSti t •
October tZ,1845 Tr:
"COLIXFZILL'At IVE'CLIIRA"' •
•,!,.!•• ATTORNtTS AT"LAW: .
ILL'atteetrprbetpt Ira butooesa eittrost
to.therri in. the ()unties 'of Cumberland
nil Fs uTIIin. Qffieelijoile doer . west of the MI,
Kat II street, R I and nrXt. .1144._ t o
tittonbitogh kAicover's Drur Store, Shippens
aurg.... •
A pri 1 44,1944
.C.TIARLES- 8. -imputes's,
Late Solicitor of the Trettury of
the United Slate,
- , • I.....pcstetice-Luur-in_t.he_sextunkl_Cdiur_uk.o
• - Lane/wrier Comiat.,.. Office in South queen
stiTet.lntery occupied liy John It. .1110ntga,m
cry, Esq. - -
.3uno .18,1345.
_.
..• • • .. .
D.)111 AP, GtV.DAEIIP1 3
Attorney et Law.
OFFICI: In SOIIIII liatinvet • street, a Few door
Irlaw .1. 11. 111 . 1111Upl,
JUI) 10, I S-1.5:"
IVOIL )30
eteeet„ in the - house - Fai
reedy occupied by 1)r. Fred. Ehrman.
CantiAe,, April 9, 1845. _
•
ILOCC I .arg.Z9'
• •
.. • Arev . -.1.
V"' perform pit OpernWlOß upon the ,
Teeth tint are required for their nreser
' iltion Skaffa - as , ,
or ill I; rrstiror lhe los's Of them , 'iv inseruug. Ar
iiticial Teeth, from a single , 'Penal, in a full
sect. 114)ttlee t oreet, few ttoorsSouth
of the ttatiruad UN el. .
— N. 11. ' 0.. Log mia will be absent from Car
lisle Ms last tend sys, in each month.
June ii, iB
• _
- THE 'MANSION HOUSE HOTEL
,Fronting, on thr Cumbei4antiVolleyintiil Road,
•
ATELY 'kept by GC7I. Walla Font k, ban jus
1. been taken by the subscriber. ,It is newly
flirnialted - and - his been ili:Or7MililirEntilied.
Passengers i 4 the ears, atirtitzers, travellers
and, visiters to Carlisle, ire invited to e'en.
Twins •morlerote, ma rl everY attention paid
to•the combat and convenience of thesis who
. p41(01 . 117.1.1 •
1. 1. WINItOTT.
•
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lATIVIBEILLLUBMBEM
ker - wpti
of W laminae lloar : ds;Plalika;Seateling,Slongles
aihittgling'and - Pinstertag — Laktlts, - , - Istorall:qfwltlelt l
will' be suld'ltt theliver lHeua t Wltkalie!addition
01 baulloisoftte.Cian;itollieWart l hottsesqlfo , i
, WILLA A-N1 11.4.,MU
Carliple.,'Noyeinhr.,S,oo4s.
_ . '
. . .
beiRAl3ll . PROPERTMIR: SALE
IIE atibiteribet, leers at private !air, that
,small but; haidaiiinely,locatetf
. .contaliiimr 13 ACRES and 38 perches, of ex
cellent Limestone Land, aituateJvithip.the
• its of the borough orearlishi, about a quarter
a mile amitli - iif thiiCtiiiiberland'VPlley '
Road, and in Mriiit4l3f thdws:Garrifion.—
• The • imprOvemetita: , ..artr a good;
a Iwo.i 'atdry' . plittlerad',! - A3`olkl E:
e' I g t 3
intlSE aittliii''O'arnAd other
" but .buildlngt . t e k )ult r ellter r ,li , ith' a
Cider Prese,:abil
' aPnies,V.ith a good motel horse pnieertittached
to it. Also a thririnlyntilik APPLE OECH..
Allftetitf.tathirEptlitreol494llllll.l6oPkieteif..
to4cther ',44o.liffkifinAt , trees.-1
.The rduce is in a fine siatit.pf.enltivation r , •,
t,1%
nticitiereti tit_rare'iindimenittlitit Nti *MY dfieltiv
desires to -retire: tii - th,a , -oi.olagek being-"inOuse'
proximity, . to t(te where
every facility 'roc et„rtyo,4 offekeikkii" , .Mek•
inson an,trbitualeSehoola:
; beet- :Alt to
the prernisettoqddigelit him lailetter at Earl isle.
:Mountain
at;
• Win tain,'about
-
• Mitch' 4;:::141461:6 , 14-1
160 -A t , E t c t PR44 I .9AN I Y‘
lii,;.,o;4o4eppro la,triag'
e en-.
1.. tlreiy,pf yegintlifennitteiritinit liosaeases
the: ull,
sinalltles uipite74iie•lthek:VtlA,Ortr;el4ihe;;
7 ;,--- 001 4
" re a.° -" 6 'letit' 4 'f ,oo ;'the:4 ll o . nnildlelle .4 lAnteSieie of
. altar ploninot, rtnfrini Isk,ioer, tide to
, ;
• Alte'elp:s4 .4 tliioPelliiiie-1 0 91 . ilitptt''C' •
Peel laiiiribl&thintatenn titnit* Ste
venson Pd'Allithilrey, 1 1 .7,X '
o,lP!Pirund,liskril
' '::l amp . Glas es of various klml 4liff;
,4 for[stOor elitiOnfibt;insttesnot Oaf?,
•Ilot4 InaviOet nideratestenAk,,Viiist kept'
- Onnitantir-onhisod
Feb-,
,fr;l
"no -safruzi c,-, '"M.i.... IR*
, 474=77 i6,,trii-iiPt7-.':1;
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t =lZtittlr4 o l k il t kr o titirt!e i
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lutialtzllttedrAVOUT:
IIFT _ M! ilriin ,eenseqneria.or: Mailers
pf ii private:
p nmiire; •,alainAng
,bis more
. 4tiiiniitV"aiteatioit; 1 ,,, a oliiiiiiniiMinfidisli the'
Gronei,i4bd:Qn4emeoarariwinishMss - ,feeti':ltiriii
tn&: Bo 4o o 4 . hea.: there°, r.al•il'iketr , Vilia,:tnekbad,:aC ;
-rata pnig!hia eineere,ti.ianksAo hie, illerids,,,e4.,
Idnie'ratnir th'eppiaje'''gkiiierally,
liit 'lll6 very
liberal: eniiibili% extended • to:f liiin 'fvoidle! in , the .
business, and hopes. hie. situation crc the yait ;
'elases, wit! enable him to serve ;bap
,agaia, as
.tdrinerli',',:..
..„
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... • ~ ,
- la*WiaiAnsinkliirili 'we n ‘ re',i , ' 6 t 41 1404 1
toa miitli''.l . l4dM we, rentMik.O;nr,cciiiida'fliai,'t . 4y,'
•tiii.idnfi; . aa:penolinil'in'.e/Osing'iterOinis na
vh , lnt Vit . tieen' a freivliiiitieai'' , :-7' ''
. ..
, ...YET ,POO - ,SALE, '.-
a araß r int ot;ehoree Ri9 E uffee;
Yon
ng :lly n so
n ,
,1 1 ) firlal;04n*Wdei iiid . 4lseiTpua;*Oirea
lale,ftarin,,rnerald,Aieirtion 044141, Stereb, Ensoin - Bala r Vernaelilia'TaWciiV,:Vi i'rkat
Baaketi,Sagar'foyle,Tobance.Shi,e.bis4iiing
4:r.64 iia ihiiii' ' : ~ ..' ' • - ' -"' ' ' "./
A.lO ..0 „Queens-ware: tone Ware,
. . .
arriiino which arcPiteher'a, Cnrce &.Teif pets ;
Dribes,-Plates, ,, ,Bowels, *age , &e, including
I,lyerpuel,..C.hinn. and • oatmeal) ware,Lesides
Stone-Jors-Butter_Pielma_ Aix,. _...,___'.......
All ,of wiktpn we :ifite:wd *Wing .low-‘-4*liorne
I. Cost—our "_object and. wish being _.to,,,elosa
ithniedlately4
.1. W, EBY.
_..
• Carlisle 11ii;cli 4; 1846,
___NEW -10.0.11 S I NEW.. GOODS
*VILE suhseribee, thankful to his 'Aletnis end
IL the 'midi': in general, for the 61111101'1 they
have given .him in his line of iteNitleSS, takes this
method of infoetning them-that- he has,pist eeteiv-.
ed, and-is now 'opening, u large and spleteliti
assortment of °
ILEM
I FATAL AND WINTIEU GOODS,
nsisting-In ir.art-of=suporior-Illack-and--111no
' Black WOO. dye Cloths; Invisible Green;
Blue sod Cray -Cloths; . !Bannn! 'and plain
Beaver 'Cloths; Buckskin, Tutted Cassitheres;
Double Milled Blue and 111 ink Cassimerest super
plain,harred and striped Sattiuetift, from 37 cents
per 'Vert!. Purametto Cloths; ludinita
do.rplain harrt - ql•rnd striped Aliment Cashmere
do reosJiembazines ted, white mulyellow
nels,Calicooslrom 6 1-4 tq 13 34 canal ptit•Yarllr
bleach:o Muslin, from. 6 I,lto 13 3-4,4-4. 34situl•
'94 Cheeks, eticitint and
Diirskitt I.iocy wolsey liorib' blankets;
:litykittaw do. Kentucky Jeans, Drillingifeahred
eniultrierfPafs n i t . uslins; Mottfailile4tiittef
lir - teeity . 'Ben. i , ir
.shawls f edging, itsertings, and laces; Swiss, fie
nuett, book and Cambric Jtustins. Ilialtop;sl,ms it.
long Lawn,. linnet; cambric liandket:chietsCleislt
lilack Indian Crstralsiranei
.do. stocks, 'cusnenders, Mick cotton, mminittit,
cashiniveUnd Alpnecti -Cleweit . .. Mitts,
worsted Caps, Vesting, glazed Fur, seal,-Vel
seiteen,antt Cloth Capi.
. Also—A 3m -sit supply of 011010:111F.S
SPWt.:S.M . -ail kinds. Y. hivlt he will sell
lowest prtees for cash; at ilte oltbstond in
:11e-tis,
Duverstick's Drug ANTI,
I lENRY ANDERSON
Curlirle, October 1.-18454—1 L
i3ARGILIZIS X .E! - C k
CHEAP GOODS. CHEAP GOODS.
THE CHEAP CORNER CAN'T BE BEAT,
ROHN GRAY & StIN return their sincere
• thanks to thew frtonds nod the public, for
the liberal share of patronageextended toward*.
them, and respectfully announce that • they have
just returned Pi•otn Philadelphia with a cheap,
ctiiiiee end fresh seleCthin'nf Taidusi - and Do:
mestic DRY 'GOODS, GROCERIES AND
QUEENSWARE,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
HARDWARE nod NOTTOgS, of all kinds,
•h ich they will sell as cheap es,any house in
the county-64in! determined lake fir Fhcri
and quirk hales." • We
woulid"say to ult whether they be pUrchaser.
not, !Wows n qii before boyin, elsewhere,Tor.
ii
-we-arerconvre itthat-yoti-willneitge-friite - its
store disappoldted: ltemerither ourOrli'lli
tini earner southnf the -Post' ?Mice, Sod directly
opposite the SeisOild IPreebyteliiiii - lihitTegifffd
lftoberts'• • • •'; •
`lHailisle,.Jaifui_ry 28,1846.'. -
, •
More Bargaini at CLIPPINGEB'S
•
HFI. subscriber has jest received Irmo
delpnia a froth astrort . tirent , . of Seasonable
Goods to whic't • he would invite die, attc”tion nt
jriuCeirisers. -Muting the goods jaut
. .re'eearetl are
aisortineat of,new sit) lorintis, - •
•• ; 'Amoral rinairadig‘Vrinta,'` • •
lionact.Satio and Ribboos,fashionable style, •
• LAnstatyler.Geotletriett's.Prorey Cravats.,
",—SelterriOr Satin, Yestings.. , ,
,above,, gouda will.be.airld e‘ce . eillUgly
Tiiar iiChies A: GER.
i 11146 '
' KW GOODS. .
tq. A .NtIREW lIIICHA GUS illtlfjtiet reeei;ed and
in now ape • g iiiltitfold 'hind, enrlal of the
; I,olllloAgunre..end , Seuth , ,lttnteter et,.11 new . and
, !1M i t' l .," I ° 1111101, t or , ~, - .., • •
antT 6 (Da •
/15 1 S5c1‘
ithPle;ithd •I' Amoy, consisting
,tn ini - eJT6r
„oin•k - ,
'ewsdinc,r , e.„Epttittetti; Linens,Gninhroahti.SOrn
-nieedtelf+.'Vestings;Silke,:liohihiiidiee, linor'-
ince; Lawns; Crape and Mous It: 11;.8101; Swiss
Vutednie44itekinetiv.:find Alt `other .kinee of .114 u a
111411;X.ilt*W''.Stralvtkit'Cheaktri,l'icki?!SnYei-
'tick:pm:4s t C'ottpo gootlit o s el j kOvilyrtoinitic, Cnr
eenl chain. end Cotton, Ytt t n, Umlwen.e, PerNioli;,
eltiidei;`...Glenite,!lioidery';llie'.'• •:.`.•....' _L__
. F•j'ALSO; - A! 'choice' and well'seleetnT , itoele 'of
Groeeriee, , tioneistank I Wittier; of Cafrets,Sugifri:;
Mutinies, , resis‘Tobaced;gleiceitT4o, , r .- J. ,, ','
~91 0 ,-.E4:4 grookery„filitsit : aftt,, ; t4tte,coutivore, of
ousYttil dascrieii9. l l 'l4 4 19" 1111 ' 1 . , t#FHibri: w i t!!
Tioiertios otftentrpelle,it efteroeisto_roo, epto.litele.
And' &tient,' itesortment'--al lOf eviliisli he atilt e
flit , sAle se ierr:ltiV , !i)rliai for' visit.' -'': ' 1- ' l.
etteitelieleatinuorY 7,, , 1846: '- • ~
• MORE RUCTION ; EIARGAINS4: . •:: , : , ' , ,.
7.V ., ' , AI: ~ - AT . :oGlLityis I i t 1,0.4 r -. . 'I
ars ~ Zel,:,' .t : . ,%,0' 0 ,- .t. '1 , ,.. -• 'O,O. %V ••
Teubscribek, hae jupt returnep , filpft
li atlelphiti`end iti niite'opettiitie orp - Of
"Pt
'tho largest
,titooke of -Dry Goode, GroetitNi r
iliktte and',Shoda - thiit'llathebia firimitiVidrOar..
.1 kat. i'di rthiAi-iiidia:: : Xlicrldiliditylqiirdeiliiitig
- add , fluil , lieldili lime to'laji ouilout lilig#3 , to
advantage. • my• stook aomprissa every thing
• hi. th‘reCS / 4 . 0 or dative; C'a sal the rilOVlto lenii; 811 k s,
qashintires, -Velvets; Callabes..2 ate; troat the
ifilblit"'66llllY,in,titialst3fit*.lPriCiti'`,lower 'then
ever. ,, Abe public 14 leinted'til -0 4 11, 1 411111 K old
stand, 114 it Miin,,streot,'leue doors below%lhe
Ilikedlet liiigue.,i43d•pppcialte Miarlipfilipiekt L 4.
..I.27ilati JO . ; --- .T., , CE1ARkE11,1:11,11:4311.7/ -
.... ritod.,. , , .
• 1 FANCY: ' I t EIDOIMI , ' , `--r.
.41PF1 , r e , 4 44 1 ' PAESIK WietirOml ikgrail
wf..eu hai Breast - 17prillittettetcBatils Boteti)
tetrititliwe ', t 4 ---ti-f-0-.* ,, 1-.4ft-..4
r - .%5..M :'Silt Llr "a• CO- .1[;44,.; -,, -4-)
VO it, Illoi*piiitti4tyksifoi,logettieritiA4
VT:ll l o9 . o,44, 4 Bi#Wilyilt C,Y9oolkket4'
..Inn i r.u.y 4k" 111114 o* . t t tho lOties
'pet 6ti:Delidrtitr 00114 i ' liitaitillA:
, rl4& 4 l,W°i' l, f''4*- 1 ,01; 4 ;:kftk* RAIR,
4
t t ., A1i4f14 4 :1"44 1
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MEE
MS
IZEIBEI
S 1 1410 - 000 : d*rt
NEW GOODS.
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;;; , c , ,Aark,-per,roctri• .
.
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Ar ?inc. r ,T 3110670,•,.. uSt f ,
. I .et the It.dr- "and OM lON
In elealen of sait pleasure; diet syran - grill- x . • •:;.„ •
littittkirrseakitier
',Where. Malady rinickakt filo heart ;ffilcor etittifi , .. •
•
tVhfle
hersidttenieictiliiialliieilhitiiiiiirWilliilekf
And.wliateonkl tife;taslattilisl4Dy..qaly - 1
'la Slander, the lietiny'4l - •
t'nuke:idle fur linkpineroOnak.i
.For. nie—l
; bat asili,(o: hppy,al., fit
At ;home is:titae,word,:tf - 44.
Mid brlt , whin visions lif,bettuty , nse atirr'dl
I ask nue-that:Lintury eUrnilif spyreitine4 :tr
With ddinaik.fratn,lnillelm s e pinkie loom„
• And nntalinle, if litaainsion,firee,;l , • v _
The. eiegatit tOlflerof and-Wealth
need:not—Lank put, for. , ecisOstAiaikea/tlit,-,.; I ',;
Wilk th ese saul.iiiy: dear pals; 1 enrannt to mind, .
. For, oh: Lin n happy; urosr.S .Autpky at home •-•
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-ofierbright little ' r oom , Wheie the itiltdieienntY PLY,
I ttifiarful of 'spoiling the coltlytamtyr".' ,, ..; , ... .4 - :'.: -, .t
Wheie lieloo,-our dearest of all oti„the eatllb ,
May.tiud the liweet tereledmeolieltivei; athhiltiattht
The fire binning warnity,thakolo:dralin nigh;
.. .
.And the star lamp alight`elfthelable•elatie-by ; " ''s
&Sew Nun nnticturea iii.shnidefrainez ahrined.. r ,
7 ,
A few preciette volt inee 2 -the iielathnOte'niind;
And here atuttlie tregaured•zaine threleme`oPart,
To kindle the fitn &or - so ft en the heart; ' ..•
'ritnellehlyearr utdedi , why,.whyaliould I mewl
Ohl ant 1 nnt happy—mel t -"happy at Jamey ,
,- 7 -
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'MP linWnnewwearr9f - hoolarami orplay -,-,- -
Nestle down un our I/MOMS—our Ellen and May I , ~
And “nnly the simple. n net formic. prayer,
-tlocends in theplodueus_oLinposenee therei, .. .
And now ere they Wive tilt, iweentriseUliiiilLfulic• - -
They lavish, repentinc their merry "good night!". , ti
\'hire 1 with me needle, my honk. or my pen,
1"
II converse with him, nm contented again.
And cry--" ('ant Lever he tempted, to roam,'" .
While blessings like these taiuke me 'happy at home r,
We know not who is the :author of the Ibl
/ lowing, bat it is exquisitely.beautiful:, In all
climates spring is beautiful. ; In the South it
' • • ntcrvicatingTandsets-a-poer--beside-hinr
self. The birds begin to sing: they utter a
iew rapturous n0t.e..5, and then wait-foran an
swer in the Silent - Woods. Those-green coat
ed -musierms, the frogs, Make a holiday in
the neighboring marshes. They too, belong
to the orchestra of-Nature. whose vast theatre
is
-again opened, though the doors have been
so long ;bolted - With' Seellei'v Ming
with snow and frost-like cobWeDs. This is
;the ptelude;which announces the rising of the
broad wept c u rtain. Already the grass
shoots - 10db Tke:iwaters leap' with thrillitr
pulse thrnegh the veiiiiiOrtlio
tbronghtlie 'ye ins :of the plants and- troosount
thallood through - the veins of-man. What
a thrill of delight iii spring, 'time ! Winn a
Idyl - ribbing and moving! 'Men ore at work
in the gardens, and in the air there is an odor
of the fresh earth. The leaf buds begin to
swell and blush. The-white blossoms of the
cheery hang upon the boughs
_snow
flakes,timtpre 186 , ±. our poor neighborS will
-- be - complete' Thal& from - us` - by - the -. dense
foliage. Thu tloWers open their sob eyes.—
Children :et loose in the fields and gar
den's, They heldbuttereups under each oth
er's ebinalo scoff theYloVe butter. And the
little•girls.adorn themselves with chains and
curls of dan4l el ' ull
out the yellowleaves
to see if the school bay loves them, and .
blow the down from the leafless strke to find
out if there mothers wantt hem at home.—
And at night so cloudless so still! not a voice
oldiving thing, not a whisper of leakir wav
ing bough. not a breath of wind, not a sound
tip ni the earth or in the air! And overhead
beads the-blue sky. dewy and soft, and oath=
ant with innumerable stars, like inverted bell
.Of some blue flower, sprinkled with golden
dust, and breathing fragrance. Or if the
heavens are overcast, it is no wild,;storm of
rain, but cloth's that melt and fall-in--show
ers. One does not wish to sleep, but lies
awake to hear the pleasant sound of duo drop
ping raii6 .. - _ .
AN I)
at ❑ie
North
1113 Ti
: i.ti $ .-1G oolr . tcui-EsqHA—B o stot- , M ore
-
..(telsivviY InolFnAt 4 -!Wctcf:tYuiPYl?!. 3 rqS
toesntlY, : ip.S'ewprlqams, op,ayisit., ; The
liiiiirtrkSrf - refpeet shown felin-hv-the
ruthoitiesiriWpelple
•-
of that•eiryikave; :been
of a. very. o:ratifying character. On the 28th'
ult. he held,: trf.request, a levee at the rosi
deice of Allied Mennen, Esq. at which a .
very large number of children. were present.
The Picayune, speaking of this -pleating
scene. says-- :: • •••'..,•:,.,.'''•
'II was amusing to heat'y'. as lltriehildren
-came into the:crootn, :thc6.4"generptiiluestion •
44, 1\
m:.their part,.,;,.hlla, . wlttrol,' --R,etet, T Parleyr - •
Tjib blandness Of Peler • , rfeY,•:,tor Mr
'GoOdrielt, ~to' the - - children, ' nfi• if9Sr • irbre
intredneed to him, seemed to wititlitiattentien
of thefr young 'hearts 'most efreetnally, ter
'tlie. , ',= tiltleoecl 'With as much eageitiesa to the
iitltifesti *Milli ' lie• Simko `to''thein 'as they
hare doubtless often felt while 'reading: the
ittteretiting...storiee ..that his : lig 9k5 ;abound
w4:11. •We give one extract ham thiagentle,
inau'i''' adtlreSsit '
.speolcei Irp_mpet 7 torigetl,
alit] '•W i 11', we• trust, niiit'l?st 160 I .sit,iht :Of liy — t:inr
community at• lenstbeingrasit- is, bit, the.. eye:
of
,a,o , exv., edttotltiOn'artlt ,r l 4 !Mittlecalitlfll.X . lhe
`he said, aitraighteniht
O laAd linarled oak.
lel: .the forest With' Witte; Eiiii'or and,streoghf .
,he possesses, but the - ,gar4ittiy; nith - Tra . prolong-.
'knife iii:.969' , h6ipt tifid:zy,watertng, pot •:.itf: the
Otli;ii, ooan rear 'tender'. yenng i soplings, and
modellhete -sci-that,they- grow; - up •taW Mitt
-grtoefrtl-trees,l-Sitifititirriiitillinblems-oflthe.,
Ortre;heStevend rte:lliEirrt.m . ?lfirea!'n'hii.ppy:
fife;tio44','lMit'Sy.,tit' ,34 :iiinf"i'enierent 11
7.A.11*h0 - ,Wiffe.p - rii4Tit•i liiit reddriiii ayourtg... ri
• LI. A l ' If . prribet , of
,dlOtirotishert,pe . no ns I.W•em,".
..;Oies.elif,...4.4,o(iii,.3yholnt;Prefe•l-Itiliti;o"...Ak .
-ithilithe7Goy - cfrnor'7andi'dilnuteriantrtove'rime
0.0,,,,qii,iiikir',1,,!.,';.- ',-'' ,, : , , ,, i, , , , . -, -,, -, • . • .
azotte 4ayea,
nfati'lo
irit i o. • ialibira
/ ,
sellers, both in thisiarm
mg9ths since, the-country
the wilosfltranlrthtiChygx
taste for the low anthvulgari-ite r d ihrt :pried
scooted, in o re, department of' itteiliC rattans.
do4ratiedsto impure'and i
improper- feelings of : our nature' 'ItY,WaS 'AO
liOartetrattaft4ooo)4fo#4,'*hl4:**:ll6o.o6r
'tweed. ..It.-,awakenedi, prudent :anal rig ht-:
;thinking Men ,tr - i ,tbri , d . at!Of.,•of , thil cp t itin
*icik`a dilekarehisho; „amtthaaniiignritienep
.of their effOrtilatbeen.thempid publication
Of,v,ch.iMes*.ktibsttiritird:Meritilate MM.'?
4 11 Ortei.aii4 W/Otutor; iTi3lsliiitiiis
..haver ,
commenced
a the ; p d u t blicati t ng:tt
up nets irdcharact Nba te:V
#O ,
, migtidlotolthecti-tind - a battertOto,ho;,heen,
:4 1 =0CliftiCAlkfte 161 . 111 LizzgO r e4:0'
11W, ittaroldig of w h r • d•
a•YiV>,:,
Z.. r
. •
Al . lO .
~- , 1 I 1 -", ~0 - ”co , i t e ,'a .. 6 ,.„.- 6 %,, i ir,
c 'l . l o. lbllocting . .',4f.A1l eat 6 I t t 11 ., ?11,
iii-repi , petisy9 vet Imam' ‘ 4 A pprsculvq!iit begr : ,
ACAolot*Octlie
14 V 6c5 1
Mkt 6 ' 0 ' 1 W:0 11 04 iiith liii%i Ay** OM ~
0:0 1 403$1.09100 '4AliiiVb.9rmwit t`' V1E44 1 2
4
1 4 511*(k t it'l 14 a ltiacoViejtlC 4 l*l
t , 10CoiiikiMg.:12#,,,
t3T;?i," = - - '";l l *ltltt l t , Nr.; ~. • etr , t
1, , : ' , W,"- , - ': , h, ''• 'V- -' • • , A:',:i:, , t 4 .- -- ` 0 ' • '
SPRING,
=TES
;
fana,Rpfer its Nurser'.
!s!nOy i yie learned,mil
etneas,#iefe.-prer;bnni
tddti toil t evlry • lin
Is•eungfing, and, §bai
f.sivillifOroftitnuri;4
11,Alitilcil?#.1X 1 1 4111 1
,ougage in gar epic
•sett*tketl;:iintieftirrit
pla'ntain(outtirigettfil
,t(l4hPpite93o.fgOrt
out are usuell.#ea.
OiVeoia
reaping fair
daily.
itlrkpum.* pi
planiq ismo
limit 1(6110?-16.1)d
is , a elfanie-ihati, a si
great.cittes.tszdestityt ,
Trans. ,Fruit is die eheaoeatAlik ntiostpapa ;
abfe,'efii,'isetlirCreda'fazien4fidlit proper
seasons cine of. the MOst*lfolad.ooa Males
oftfoodw--:- A cl ay/8. toil: wiltAitheti6o,eartlead
of ,it,,where the y baikeiti. , ka, , ardireetly
with ' mother tiittliiihiiiialt thei- isyei if Se
cond-hand' edleti gives the it;iBo .
~,ot:a day's
Jaborer.:.for-a-bundreithlpattllielt ithli,t.3"._ll - A
single, aere,judieiously deliett;irt• _Ugrecs and
.vines,. will furnish one.fourth,'et t;';:,food oka
yireity harda„finillY.T.With`eiikrextlinii - thiOe.
day''''s labor of ifiai thirdly in - tho4ear, while
its daily fare:is rendered.rntiph , 449,re:ifaried,
healthful and desirable; by': thts'elt)ment. No
family is so rich,that it can propeffralford,t6
be' wittfont fruit of its ben gLitiWing i none
ought - to be so.poor as to rernainliestitute of
• _ :
lur food to notoriously too gyoseand Ant va
tied- Stop ,at a Niue-try. tavern,L , tin - ti region
where the choicest fruit
if griitviMnost spon
taneously allowed to, and yotifwili 'be re
galed on tough.. stake on trutiAbacon for
breakfast, With bread climes,. Alf 4 they,pall
it) and to-so coffee. kor dfrinet:`,Abat again '
...-ilrobably'pork,- : and - for sti . o*,tbreatl - and
butter with cold meat or srriontllboef: Our - .
average farmers face:in,no bettet,-,Now all
- arelaware tlfat this is Wrong—thatanirnal food
ongat tb be eaten Sparingly - , ei*eially in the
_warm teasori_;_and. that fotchildrekond others
who de not perform natich.:nijed:labot, it
were better eaten seldom if at - . 4 ., But all
"must; eat .tti•live, and_ if the',V, - c - r - Wpbtatti,_the.
bent; - they intik eat - atieh 'as thisfearrOt..---
The first mistake - made: lei thiflefcirgetting
that hung are-truly food. Hairtbkpeople eat
Ahem other than afirneat i timeilleit in-the
evening when they are positively.hurtful.—
Nothing is wholesome when nothing; is need
ed.
But fruits properiv - pre - ptirekto due va
riety and season, wad('btprefeir - eiTTir
meats by - two-thirds of . thejturpatfatni . le if -
they had a fair chance to'beennwirqttpinted
with - them. ' And irnineriitt Waste of
life and health which would-be prevented-by
a general infusion of fruits into •themornm on
diet of our people. But this can never be
done until Fruit Culture is rendered far more
general and thorgugh among us, so that each
dwelling shall be surrounded by its Apple,•
Veer, Cherry, Peach and Plum Trees, Grape
Vines, &c. and!every month, both of summer
and winter, - have' its abundent supplies of
fresh or preserved fruits. The wise - and phi!-
anthropic must help to extend the butte for
these blessings among the -poor ana impro
vident.
, We vish it were possible to imbue every
man. but especially eivef'y young man, with
the desire of having it home of his own—a
home to be adhered to through life. Next to
the home itself, an earnest, everniting desire
for one, would be a great blessing. There ,
are few vigorous young• map of fair ettpaci
ties who have pot missedAppodueitiea,to'
save the cost , of a cottage and ptecp,of,groutid
ti.„ir the nui tithey tiro 'reiniectivelY ivyonly : 4%-e
years ofage.- -o Afte - r that;wlth - tufamily grow.-
trig up, generally seems and often is Impossi
ble to save the first dollar. But within a mile ,
of us thole - are thousands of .oung men now
in destitution, ,
cursing their hard employers
or hard fortune, who have already sqnander,
ed in idleness and disipation, the cost of such
a homestead. Many have fooled it away, on
theatres,, liquors and tobacco .alone. 11=e
'knew that there is anothenside of this'picture
—that the poor suffer:much• thatthey cartnot
avoid, yet .which :Rigid be, obviated, , Let its
consider . both sidekalways.' ,But the deplo
rable fact thet-thouitinds'who - might Anvitieett
in.comfortablei oircumstanees are sadly ottk i
.wise should ,be , specially , pressed upon ,the
regard of the ming 4, , ,eneration. ~ ,
' " We wish Ouilifecluinice, Cletlis, &C. would
every4herelake to - lid:of the impedance of
owning, , ,a homel we. hoper our young ',Far
mers and Artistpos of t the couttdyqwill stead,
fast regard it. A man *, , ,,h0, ownOtte-reof
that shelteaftlin and' the' son 'ficim which he
'drawl-his ertbs s istericelartnil feknereriare're
quisite'for that-:•:need not envy any, NaboWs
-great forfune,__The_country.mechtatio , ho
.ownehis cot and ,hiri fertile acre is,well ,o,ff,
eaP;pcially„if the' latter W ith '1 rl
t r e e s_.'l But. fierdaritlholdide' Web ought to 'Ude,
the-.. ritlianiagesmf.plaidi4 ;free's , vigorously
ant - , - OltnityitTall,V,, - A•11 - 6 - age - auttler, - (where
the' land is not too costly) 01.12311.31q.Ye,f1q-tte
-eonsideietl -ilitipletewithoutlttiltirieri - any:
Moro than-thotigh -the bruise Were' ivithente
im'•eE-.A place
well etOeted , With f nfititrees le
orth ilar*snthanw , lthout.themand.
- in
";silt faCrui46. - I '6(fog man ! prant,nov? for;
, yOu? riperyeatahnd your - children; old Min!
plant feel posterity and ,WithAlautlable,eitx
tety to lenya;litityorldieemelitingintter .for,
l ouriiving in it, Hp,, who ienves to those,
who siiiiivwtiwrthdy-lx fliwi •=: . a. .• ,
Isaid.to-havaliVif4vhellf ill-vaia r -t• -' ' 21 ' ,44 - 2 4 1
3 ,'' ( i - 7, i ''..l- ' . -*lMSEfieleirgen 4 ,' t , ..", It; 4.1..7+•! .
::, 1 1, C) Y V 'r ri /Ce PPRe t 4l 5 - I, Nr4kio f b° Yl§l/f a lrY;
is meornila[abli less' interesting than the a c eh-,
cute, yet manly,,r,ottteh of,,,,g3ntured passi o n.
'lie v° 1 11.°Y;Triziacitte,fipomy , * , al.
IckihEt'o'll4 , wite, tifejattent , to ttootore, ,to
ibintielf the; full-grown...infridi , wittk - leasmh,
ttfiste; and ' fiahliMfttlfsollit§44o:44**o l .
ticirapd , fi rdity t : oarelring.lam it i way peach'
av,.groiipg•tipttlerv•a4l4ooolsif botleel
•ill'A,liirillgitrig Att 3116`,40.#04elglielti ;We;
ineart-a.Nirpuid,inako vita I own 3 , fosterinir its ,
‘ Whitt littueeV yielding' Ict ile:Youhg ifiLltkee l i,' ,
.tratning eri
jle,ttiril , fanelear 4 cgallg - iliceitlual r . ,
411 , 'separateridefitilYin thtlir'elnoteriut feht.
4,030!fi1l at , ierttioll6' iiit'Ott . fito4.o4kOki , '..
,ellqraling Part lol / 4 `b 611 m4 610 5 - Vor l 3 . ,_ ol lfigt, W I
:liyti i ,lialdii, itexot *liktipr.-42rinot
ittia 44l tiellialhr=dliblol, 1 4 -41 x1 ,
,i !
.oYMllittlktoi , %4'g7 '-' , ‘‘*''''' ; ,':its-V. i. - ''‘'il i n l 'i # 4"4 - ' ''''
if , -, At \ k•I - O , V . ' - ' .. 7 --1.-------- '" ---- - ' ,' 4 " :.404, L , i
7, llloiisP 21111 .7 '' !'4off ' i3U.,}loei
4Dt r iji ' : ; : ir :i :"' Y'' : 4 iTOg tt*
j k
', • •;!'54. 0 i• Aw 4 gi
';t 10 4 11 1 0 41$60 T-"• '+ , r I' u P - A..., ~
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e., t': c 1 i r
~~GAs viii Z'rti ~O.•s.
i,: - .r . .v. 4 .- It' 'f..;. ! - 1 , !-; ..,•:;:;,.. 4.,
MI=MM
ti.1:114 SHO Al
• '
tit
% 6 &culler . situatidris; gentle;
I.•*as once in a;
' rather. singular; 4 - .-71 - rayself.' z l.
"How, so=hOw•wai that?"sairt we.
"I will tep. yop. • tigers and myself:
k'Oic C figf it* ' f o it - Of, f
;ion in& jolly, 'Auntig ,the.•'hottest Sea.
sons - ever "got p j 3" - on this continent. :it ,N•as
intensclyrhot!' , ..t.pers.'pire initensiliti when
• tb in k ilaye,you ever I . )eau • at capi t 'ls-:
land geptleinenti.,!;, •
nehrsthre;shalre of the head lot-
iaw,ed thErspesttott, .1 •
..', • . •
rite, as a„ . fiiend`,..and
3.x.t'sli,er, to , warn you. egainst .the
~plaCe.. A
•m9o,urrinviting.,re,rtort_is not, to.be found., j
hays,goed authoritylor,statirg that,;it is the
only unfiniibed'pornon,of creation.- juti - e '
ruore,tharr;onCehearti It:palled . the ..titetipivg
offpliice;° imishingAnd semi knee-cleep,arc
tbp,sttonaeseindueem.ental to p, a , sec ;
To.be, Sure, tbe i y, isv.,somet t
tits arivantagarrof i3lealtratlting4-liuttee, -raithel
risk.. If iolt ventuie.beyend year - .nerfe,..,•,the:
roidertiow.,carrieSibu out,and dpaili_brBrowit •
WPt i e r. h.l oll _sl:f;4F4P - .i
ringlrons,"And .tocti lug.. , Y9lgnTtiortt . `f l :eor
oner's inquest!" The spots disting„rtat;dihy:
a half dozen stunted trees, two or thret.lapbt,,
ogies for- hotels, and dire° or lour catins pain
ted red."'
"But the',' btor j , Mr. Tatem , --The story."
0 All fa goo:0 time; gentleinen. j said Sa-.
gers and niyielf--were—ionlish—errongh-m-go
down. Siimplwo or three thousand people li
- were There ivheri - weArrived,. and every nooti-,1
and comerwasajaUi' full." After repeated
solicitation, we finally succeeded in getting
a small room with the privilege- of sleeping
Two in a bed. - Thtolte.rnorneter at 90 - and
two in a bed. The drought is a warm bath
of itself !"
Don't descend to.partioulars, but give us
tiir-sto ." •
"Certainly. In the room adjoining ours,
slept two' beautiful girls--sisters—who; for
reasons best known to myself. shall 'lie name
less. One night, about a week after our ar
rival, I had gone early to bed,*not Wishing to
any of the abominable ' , hops" that.were giv
en at our ' • • . •
- " - Pooh—poolt ghost story,!' said
.
.
" No—gentlnrnen." r
":Then you were ducked with cold water,"
remarked Mr, Blanchard, .
"Wrong -again! - 41thOugh a :cold.Thath
would ham been acceptable at. the momenti
.t had.hweett4asleep for aorne.time :when Dues
aWakened.by the - most music:4'l'o . We.
intible, which said:
"Kate suppose we lay ppTifasition ?"
"Lay how! enquired
." Gracious heavens! whero am I V'. ejacu
lated my unknown bedfellow, jumping three
feet from the bed ; and she (for it.tVasa-wo.i
man) wovld have jumped further, but want
of room pet mined no striking display of
ity. Here.
."-
was a situation for a modest-T. !
Before I could say angelsoTAmjuislers of
grace defend us," the 1.0 gathered" up tier
" dry goods" and made gAod her Vetreat from,
the room. lam not a coward, gentlemen--;
yet, 1 am free to confess that my nerves were
slightly agitated. Who can she be? What,
eau she' hdve wantOd here ? Were questions
that I could not answer: Tail. I been a be-,
lievcrin ghosts, I should probably have gone
down to the grove with the conviction indet
ibly impressed upon- my mind, that I had ac-,
Tally been in hed - with one Oftlielong=taCe-d
-'gentry !" :
" what tools place then'! Who Was
she V'
• 4 .4 Be patient , you shall know everything.
The two.ypong ladies beforcp,mentioned. sat
opposite to me at the table. I had a, very
faint 'suspicion that orie or them was a party
, to the - tmnstiction i and in order to remove all
.doubt- e; tiext mon . ' '-tJar.: fait 1 ed,
Rime. 1' 2•111 h
"
-;-Itif-Yiiiizpleeiti;_iirl?'_ ., • • '• •• '• •
You , have it 'coon pihied P' said I
carelessly, ; ; ~., , ;s ,
~+++,•- ' C •
tleep„blusil that mantled her hanilsotne
facie'told 'mere plainly' than words that she
waste:it:ghost of the preceding night: Hay
ing:geneiup without a light, she had -
keg:l4ll : y ream, for her own, end, but : for. the
Kappq,a,,fashio,n'.? , ,armagetnent,•Sagenswoulil
prebably , lkia,cliscov.ered tisja boil together.
Viinn.liappyto gentlemen, iliat the' aft ,
B.
land . Myself:are how eiigaged toe te marriee
i.When llte.pere pima_ yha ;shall
be present,a9thilyntOutiot,pratiourice her
:the hitmlietit attil mcist' : iiceompliAiecl of her
• adi,. theel• tinlielsitatipgly • admit that
, there isAno rornanbe; is the .phrueei• "spoon
," ••••-,
CERTAIN ciptAcTERS.-7Men - , with , no en
`orgy who' co i ifri v e to liye',h4;their "; wits,,or
'the lack of Wit; are ' netimcisaniituit ' eliarae,
Mere. Thetyare free to . cativo red;ranti v'gi ivq‘
their. opinions on . an yi subject.> w ithont I be i n g
t askek_prvrill.lutroduixbany_topieol :graver, :
option, :, and talk till, midnight, , 13ei t ug, in,n6 1
'regtila'r 'biiSl,neas,;.theY now" all ,the gossip
qtioenctillinkv,"anV - Will :- tell ryOultbdut yc'i,ur .
neighboi'satfiiirs and ; your own, ifrieceSsaiti
ttin - entusing - to7seerzwhat-airs-titetpet-on
'and heat with what earnest:lo , le, they.. speak
f or thl?" - lifist - tio*r.n r iltikfiiiquig;',-114 lain' fed:
:urear . : marriage=--fairiii,l 4 quarthl Or'. knoek
.tioisizi--tlie conduct Of this,rniiii and that Wo4
7man4--ilijact.eri.ry'thing .thuds , ; going:on rid
the shop ilf lc jitelipp,,;ll -- ,t4eir#4.skr - gar(er, 7 o - rf
cry where and any where.
' ~,r , i ~ t
- There in no denying, tho ' tnith—thel are
• . bli , men , in'onenidit-ndiheYrdiftirrl not
Ao;be, eguted.ont Or labelled to Wriest _ atedi
...Pikinicf,e 4 01 .att1Y,01.09 1 701T(4,41.' At'Afv?rY,.
lounging. ehork.; t jf thero wereitthersgrnwmg.
- , ttp• Co'take ihetrAacea,llie`sheitier such '404
tbriiy,pijfitikoluttictenViirefetif'die'gra t ii
l
Alue:heUerr.it.vrottiti 'for indhstrioui:an
iltelAi*".t4 ' fc ' rgu k o tlPY:itrabut ideadleneurn A
brancos,,on:the,,puttitek and,; their
,r.iluil,iookel,
'imitn Io E p ees are`.;,,,enough to -cast. a' 'obit
'over ' .the' Ni 'ol i o' iiimi,i nV643l:tivitay iioiliqiiot
their.dolorons.wdinalwhenever. nheittiteinliti
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From the tonfinenfuhtitues Feb, 2.9,,-.184:
' -; WASHIS6TONi.i'eb. 213,% i 11346.
dear Sit'.;••••Messrs.-Shortleg,s are Sealekiu
from Greenldh'clOotik thtlir peats,in tliefien•
ate this morning. 'Tull 'rep.
resiantatioefritirh‘ allriestm-eithfY portion of,
Ainerica, and I am ;happy le congratulate the'
Country, the people of which have-,succeed
ed so well in carrying out the wishes of those
gloriothi foreseehignatrioul, Whose cry'a hue
dibd, years ago was, "The' Continent, the
whole Continent, and, nothing but the Conti
nent". appropriation Wits made . tp 'have
the chairs of the„embers' frem Paregonia
lowered,.while.thoie of the Greenlanders are
to lie made higher. This fully proves that
Congress is in favor of the levelling 'system.,
Mr. Fuego Do Terra, from 'Cane - Horn; pre,
tented a.petition from Messrs. Penguin. and'
others, praying that the A ntartic Continent be
annexed to Am Hition—Alr, DeTerra, sec
onited - T fiefi
htifirrhylimbitlij antSiiiseelf,:i ii whiCh he glanced at the pte4;thenresent and
the fuldre. In alluding to vast Acquisi
tion of Teatatory, Ire said we'much resemble
the,Rooming Empire. He closed with' a
splendid allusiOn twi , stars and stripes floe ,
tine triumphantly. at the heads.of the North
anirStaith Poles. Mr: Tattoo, of New. Ze-
land, (not, perfectly' understanding our lan
guage) sprang to his feet et the word "stripes''.
and asked if the member merit any personal
.-allusien 'to him, an esplanatien was made
-with-sortiet.diffiettltml i -and-the--New-Zonlandcr
set dOwif:ic-Thia'bOundary dispute with Rus
sia is not 'yet ciateluded-,:that country asserts
her rightio -one half of Me country ermine the
.North Role, while our-Government declares
our title to die whole to be "clear anti indis
putable." A committee has been appointed
'to investigate thiltruth of report whichl say*
the Russians. held a war dance round the pole
and grossly insulted our flag. In these times
--1-thittk-sixh-a-dispme-m-be-mirof-all-f-itit-nde
and believe it will end-in Bought. A bill has
passed in Committee of the Whole providing'
for the placing of Drummond lights-at the
northernand spud - mem portions, ot Me Conti
nent during the sit Months of night peculiar
to those regions. The lights formerly suppli
ed by theAurora,Borealis it-ia said.has en•
timely failed „ as-ilte inhabitattaiAmpt ;Jhe exis
well greased thus prevething it from. throw
ing off snarksby refleetirm, which it is :well
known' Were form erl.y, ,tliesanse of the Auro•
ra. The • ayes-and noes-.'were called for, but
Were
also not acquainted With the' do'uble meaning
English)---decided that it was unnecessary
as theme were evidently .two eye& !AY_ every_
nose.. Quite a Ilareup occurred in the house
between- Mr.- Long of 'Patagonia, and Mr.
Short of Greenland, in which Mr. Long stri
ded across - the door, and bravely-dared .Mr.
Short to pull his nose, as. he had'threatenoti ;
Mr. Short politely declined performing the
feat, as-he was unable to reach it. It is very
amusing to observe the effect of the-climate
on , •differptit members. The Greenlanders
insist Upon keeping, the windows open, which
very Much oys' the' I tbrierabl 0 - • gentlemen
from the Equatorial regions, who sit 'meddled
together. and shivering mend the stove. -A
large reward. has been offered, for a plan to
warm and cool the hall, so o suit the va
rious temperaments. Mr. Sealskin sleeps in
a patent refrigerator; and has Sent home for
two or dime icebergs, which are ,expected
soon to arrive. The, members from Brazil
are particularly chilly, while a . gentlem an
- froth the' South Seas declares that he fast
loosing that which he came here to snpport,
i. o his constitution., Many -are the misun
derstandings relative to language. An lowa
member used a westernism, by remarking that
his eosistituentit'did a tehaliagbusinessin pro
dues—upon' • which..a-Snuth, Sea .rnam asked
for an. explanetiou r stating that,he thought it
was his constituents who follomkeid thatbranch
; • •'OsiertioniZl4l.vaikiiii.,
t,their &tea-party of-161100 Mat heiSfeifir4tent
,itroill,emi 'a PatagoidiamtaitkettthiOiyinage
height of,tbeindianittes'. - Siielvemuffing . riiis
takei are constantly hcciiiing; bait hoped
'they ''w be soon.rect Melt lOW iTOMPetterit
English teachers whom the Governnietit has
in its employ.
I believe there is nothing neW Or strange,
and as the mail is about to cloSe;reonelude
1' ours, •Sr.e. OLIVER NE W SCHOOL
.
.I.aos F ,Tr9...ttho.w_how , cheai) l 3 7 - 1110 ,:,n/1 3 ln1 - 4k,
oblainktd,an d how the Uri echanicalslAll
bnr expendeddpon • it totally . o,VershialtlW4tP
• ihn'origni:il , price3;of 'metal, We - take r•a
• quantifk-ol iron, worth £t sterling. and attach.
its fmoney value, when, cod veiled into .finish
ed.articles:--13ar Iron is winili;wheficonver- •
'tea into horse shoes, .e,e 10, :Kidit'es: (t'abl'e)
£3l;, Need 1; Pen kiiifeldadeS' -£657 4 „
-Polishing buttons an d ; bucldes 1107, Balance
'PPrings ofwnlchna,4so.ooo, , Cast iron-worth:
- sterllng,l%tortlf, when P.931Ye.r31 3 0;411}1ni-' ,
larger otliatinen.tal
work 'ZI6; .".thickeli shit. Bertin:Work"X66o: .
Neck °hauls •&o ~ .£l`l 386 Shirt-tugene:Xs;-
7
We reity':remark that ; the . same',general:
vieiv,applie§'to. all sorts 'Ur
:A' pound - of reW'cOtten-inade tete a fins fah
laciest:4d yalue , a hutidre4;(old:—,
isth4ftations.fiaving...the ! Acikaad
lociestr . m tp,,,iitajotia*.mel:kyv,s ; tycon= •
'il4nck-oveetheier - thaVpt,Oue.ll4os e ce;7 - : .
ereeitton' goes Seelig T.* , O.
leanCto•Liirerpootiati(ll)2o - ;sityfe;iii.lbeislia*
of m,itslina,, is exportedi•)sgainil.t.e.oiAegland.
—but . iorimetfiely. ;!' end'
the whole beifefircirtYiegifiariC'ed value is '
*eiseikeit toethil',l3litiihefifiire'-faiinefahture ,
ltHb eetioriveritelOtiktitt.iii•thealeipottt,.
.'ea'Ore;cifr:mitatifeetered.J putchatio
for:. usl,fen'ar?•tweatr
`ediaineditlds'thettVould)Ak4
of a targo.;ot raw ootton:J o , ' ,f Lt '',' i'i ,,, • 9 .;.,
v i '...',Therimportaticepef_PieteetiOn3ri;:niento:,,,',
turirige'end' , lmbebantoal;liidust(ltkiStlMlOd . ,
from the fact that such indoStry - is . the "Olaf,
est ef all -the4sairceiiiii,:,•*eititlir ilittiwthe:
:most
-productive: Bert, of industryP.ciohibitiitii
in itself. the laboivoklathamis and - the, labor
tgtheAritallsouti4PlPT* n r*lT' ,4ll,-uieful
arfi'llewTroni it; ciivilization advances VS, its
.me s 3 man ..ie onabtod by; it to subdue ea; _
iland.le'Voltrytitititery oVer'the .. elements.
. Mantles , Tlviten " are', shriply 're - grieultinitl ) ,
411 cliVeiduee MO the taw ninfirldfoi other
'aitin((iog,niene ingenious to Wert; iiii ihnifitiii.
Alva' vitae's, are not liliiiljUadvineti beyond
-the-simpleststages'tt:alvilfietioin- 4- --Theyafl-'
a.
ford no :occtitiioerfoi4itVdevelopiditot,PD dm.
practical inbtkiii.thiedzeMitnity,'; they must
-be depiindint:on fOreifoinftlestfl,t,The kti4'
'end , o4l*dttett , tit _ gia**l44 l 4*l;l l l)" 4 '
'440041/Oniohlt 4 44, . tja . :
jhei °mil had,been , einOth, _ teiltdy,..hiai
liiiiiiii - .frif TOr - eiglik;Atidnet - 4 7 .1":"11:4ea1ikni.1491 1,
Litt loal4*_4olol#•it tliflit.toit;i ll ,ol 3 .
thi44o,No/3140M-,ti Ilkinftllttl4r,lnil Alto*
af' b Oft eflV9o0 1 1 1 :9450P 0 , 1 00# 1 410
: 13 $; 04 r' rirtltOMPVA l gil l PO . ~, t
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The tilocti:ntwar :Yorktnikti, Commodore
ksinnets,'ii.tleing local end ermient - service,
on the coast Ofricapirt suppreasing . the ini•
10 11. 0 ar4 1 ;i 111 0lig 1 40 1 0 61 4 q: ; . Finir_ied'
eels hint° been :gent' lo:41ie . tnite4. Statee, -
which were captured -by :-the ; Yorktown, for
The"
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being engaged in the alive trade: • The"
que Rona arrived at Philadelphitt,vn F day
last,. and 'Wag mraireds:iinder - the gun ot •the
Nary Yard, at Southwark... • This siessel,s is
. the one_ on ,board :of.which '.:4; : ni.er nine. sun-
dred 'sla . ..ves were. found at the,time.ot her
capture. She was brought-to. Philadelphia,
after landing the slaves on the Coastlty pcut.
- Commanding Richard 0. - Cogdelli itirdit prize - `
. ..
brew ()Finn - men, wiih Snia. T'ortugueie
hers, taken On Ihiard •at the time ol • ler eap‘;
"CAPVIIIZ OA - AN.AMnnIOAN'.SLAVE.R, rtlT •
900 .SLAvEs.=Captain - Ryder, of this,Otho i
f. om Port Priiya, hasfurnithed tis witkilitort=
rovia papers to Dec. 10, and a Circular fiont
the Methodist 'Missionaries at Menroyla,ida
led Dec. 17. The Circular gives the particti ,
lars of the capture of the bark Porta, of. Phil:
ad el ph irt; . :With -900 slaVes, :on - the lst of - Dec. •
by the b. S. ship Yorktown; Captain 'Bell i in . .
lat. 3 south, 3 days out frrim - Cabenda, bound
to Rio Janeiro. When - thaPonsWasSrat - leen ,
she raised-American—colors, supplaking-ithe
Yorktown was a British cruiser. but discover
ingthe-inistrik-e;-.itriftediately
Inguese On boarding her, atidideinand
ing her of the Ponugese captain, he
replied, .1 have thrown them everboartl2
On being asked mind Nast Ids. cargo, he said
"about 900 slaves.' On further / examination
it was found -that ' she had • shipped 9 f 3„ be
t Ween the ages of-8 and 30, and only 47 of
-them-females, and - lefrat - thelketoil4
more, which they had intended to have ta
ken in the same vessel, but were prevented
•h}'' the proxitnity of a British cruiser, from
'hich they 'narrowly escaped. The Pons
was put under 'the charge of Lieut. .Cogdell,
and was 14 - days in.getting' up to Monrovia,
during which time about 150 of the poor
wretehes:clied..-,some of them jumping ova
boardin.ll.Rfof deriperatforiand on 110;
rivalabMonrovia, several of the slaves.weie
ink - dyiffg — • etrste; and 'many were so eracia
ted that their skin 'literally cleavkl - to their
lioness - afui - ateneli - of tlid . enirrtidenield
was almost Suffocating. The recaptured slaves
wore landed at Monrovia - , - andmeastires were
.aflopted.fer..... taking _care _raf_them„..bitlie,.4l
S. Age nt for Liberated Africans-73130-oriliem
by the Methodist Mission establishment there,
' who have issuedra Circular, appealing to the
-Christian public for aid. The Pons had sail
ed for tho United States, (sused - for Phil
adelphia) under Charge of. ieutenant Cog.
dell. •Aletterlfroirotierof - th letifedial-Mis
sionaries gives a' horrible account ofthe suf
ferings of lite . slaves, and says it is..-uttet•ly
inapossiblo,for,language to, convey an appro
priate idea' of the, horror of their sitnotion—
the living 'and the trying wore huddled to-
Bother with Toss care than is bestowed upon
the brute creation—the themometer at 100 to
i2O in the hold. Most of the slaves were in
a state of nudity, and many had worn their
skin through. producing putrid ulcers, whiCh
fed swarms Of flies.')'
3.III7RDERER- AliftEitED,--Of- the,horrible
murder in Cayuga coUnty, N. Y. the Albaitv
Argus contains some further details. The
murderer is a full blooded negro named Will
iam Freeman, about 23 years old. He hes
made-no formal confession, but does not .tiv.
ny the deed: lie has been.five years in the
stateprison,fer, stealing a horse, of which he
was. convicted through 11r, Tan Ness. lie
carries liie:arrn ,in a . sling-Arom a.,.wound
'M - Pikiliaroltn - owledgewhe - received - frTmri. - Ole
knife•breaking against the-brelist bone of,Mr.
Van.Arsdale. . The Argus gives the, follow.
ing partietilars of the murders—four persons .
have:already (lied, and it is protable - that° a
.tiftlr.victim will be added.: ' •
~,,.The facts with reganite this. horri d b. , ail mr,
' •
that havetranspired,: finally show that, this
Freeman-procured A knife to be ' inade re
cently, accorilinglei'i:inVel of his own,hav
ingthree sides sti as to out every Way. On
...Wednesday night, at half pant nine of the
Clock, he went tayan Ness a house, and de
sired to belet lii the family baring, retired,
except 'Mr. V. N.'held'a parley - for a foie mo ,
'men% with'him, he being.unknoWn' to Mr.
V. N.,,hat was finally so far deceived liy him
as to unlock the door,. when he mshedin and '
stabbed - Mr. Y. N. to, the heart, And lie telt -
without uttering tigroah.'"The monster, then
ran into thebed rooMadloining; arid stabbed
Mrs.,y,atk,Ness and.phild ep. fatally,•sp neith
er rose, tittbeti,“ ; lls. next , went to, a
're'oni'WherethiOnott,er,llllis. WYekeff, :Was
Iyirig;Vild 'Slithliirdliefirrthintlideinip,: cut. nog a..largetisK) iiiiielinteitilderatind. • has
PTPYR.d.,f.alllth - t4 6 ;44tipgAletilast. night or thi s .
morniig...He,theif etarteAppetairs, but pet
the hired 'nitini'lqr: Va&Ateditle,.whi heard
tite erinviirsation'biiliiiv - ;‘ ) ,betiveett'Thereqgro
and,lldri :Van Ness , iffid , alia heardlthe ileum'
fall, , ,atnt,mas, cerntogt.diiNyhi,when on.i.Lho
'stair=case,, - lie-Atha 'acciii,itect by 'tthes,ttegtP, , , •
Witli:' , tia - there';aitiali.OPitaiiihfitito with*.
'..ll'll , :r. 7 47ictretesilrthitte 7 ltasi' , The' - 'ff - egto ----
'then ittibbed_kinio:n_dislighti!Soutilis °leek
plaesTbetweeniAherriet , Freetnan was . :
'preelPitated'doWttikleirgepd:PeOPed;' ,, ,Whe ~
'hired, Welt 4 4 19 1 , : a 11 1;00.Y..4.54 : •xpec4 44 4t0
r ecover.: 7• ,' ~-..,,,..y,i4,(:';,,,-. ..„'' , i'. .;,. :,-
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'liillOtge* fitiltIO*111111104,19.46 , 8; (44.710118 .
!BrOgi 3 OtareltiOt)lk o ftilt*o l littild this
...,w-4ffortlkilk-erePlphitetiVtei-uliscipirei___
1 ifiAXo9 4l taP4 •Pers°"el •Jicer#E,.thr vogige .
ptikelatiff -of '_lB4 there - wero - .14;.100K,,pr : 1
iiilis'iti' blietritibli;toine .Of tiklm buti ethally, .
,Worked; and the workmen,*Otid,llo:The
operatives are new' all..effiregyit4 T . aud.'peir: ' •
WagetilhittY-tliree fibil:''Pett e,bighet; thirtirt
1842, and the'glaloo l olPeirfantattblo'
We 49l a iing.i.gllisltregif4g', tire,ctAinillieruCE
-4.oar,P arq a111A 0 1. 1 4 - r•Pßa.d4' , teioklPAttiPtke '
rriateiriale.aitalabor T hr'.oar '.rtionufauturorajn •
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iliobitind'aelliniarlOrmiCß.Proau°' s :' 44 'Li.
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will 111:0. OKI:O4*A 64eitrolvo!:-Nur . .
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'nuitiber,o*Ciintplerytbelltilittoilleinto , Yia .
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