; E • , • • ' •41* -'1.144 :rt k01z,51'51:F4 ' ..: T Y ... • • "4 = - '3 r -•, • .o ftf ‘1•34f;•:..; • . , v. •• r '• 41" ; • s• , , I= V Ul_, Ca*. i. • ' DR. - J01161. , J - 4 .DYERS' ' ' , • " . AS. REMOV.-Ep ' tito OFFICE -nod X_l `" • •;.,, EW,E4LING,:I.o,• On , twti •story : lirick - sus° i , iiilioihins• .his Drug' Store,..on West Igain'ttieet: A 041.14,1847. -.DOCTOR GEO. WILLIS FOOLK.E C :(aiii•Ati of I•toll6ge.. • . • Pla •• lodellikial);:' ESPCCTI 7 COLA Oilers to ihejnihlic his pro,: JUL fessional services in. , the - "'traction . ' ledi. - OFFICK a the ecsidencOrridi lather in' S. Hanover street, directly opttosifeil,Slorrets'Alatc i ncherts) :Intel and the' Second tcrolayter s tan - Church. , • . 'Csrlis4c, April . 7, 1a,17, . , _ ._i:lll3Lemariacnitln.' OCTOR NIYERS.. hai nAseeinted ltj nephew , M u.. 1. E..IAeIiSON„ in his Brug andßonk Business. - Ily this arrangetnent,factor:‘lYMlS will be enabled to give his undivided attention, to (he tin. or hit. Proressinh. - September.3o, Ma6I.N 6 2dIA 22211M25• . • . Homoeopathic Physician. . OFFICE: Mule gtrdel.,4n — tli - c - ' b6uso:fcrr merly occupied by Dr. Fred; Ehrman. Carlisle, April. 9, 1t346, "a 1 : 6 41 E 0 tt3Q 800 '-'3Evi.Mga E LI- j 'W , perrorin all operations upon the 1)1 Teeth that are requi rail tar their presei•-• vationonehas Sealing, Piling., Plugging,Lec., or will rest9Ve - the loss or Lllthit, by inserting Ar iiieial Teeth, from a sigi le totith, to it full sett. .Yl-'''t)fliee cn l'ltt street, Ii few tloorsSOutli o I the It: dean N. R. I)r'. Limunis will be absent frtint Car lisle the last ten tl xys o in ova' month. J‘tne It. IRAS. • , BOMPH ATTORNEY AT LAW, Pittsburg, Pa, practice ur a p i c ,: tri , l i a t i , ( l ,. u t l o ., ti l Lis hrolessivu I . Fut', 10, .1 ‘ D=IIVCCY tEr)(e237.l NEEPU 3 ATTORNEY AT LAW. . - . - WILL practice in the several Catals.orCiu.- berland the inljniniag colinihic and Tit= end in all pr.ilessinaal ine,incss entrusted to his. care with prnmplitess and 011iue in Sant!' Ilanmer SI met , in Gralatol's ew buibling,np:soaltr the rest Office. .kuwist 845.,* r) LAPA - I*9 Attorney at Law, tirmili - Nnov . 6 - Fstre . .l, a Few drio, hrana• .1. I (1 ra letury .sq. -Auly 141,1845. u urz. Ai -.4. ;It Law. AnD,FFICF, with S. D. Adnir, Esq., in nrahliitt,, new witposit, the l'o st 01111:e. -...Varelt 31, 134 T. CARSON Attorney at Law, VPPFI(7,I'. hi the rear of the Comilionqe t room INtelv (At:ll.O,A by Di. YobTER, deed ithirelt 31,1847. • Attorniy at. Law, • Anvil 28, 1520. 1.12,21,1t2a1ft, Cnstice of the Peace and Scrivener. UFriar, in South. littuover Street, opposite the Peet ..; • • Carlisle, April 2c3,1,847. • SiTRVEYOR AND SCRIVENER. , .7013 N C. IVIEVITY.I.EIL.IS, • WILT. he found al his Mice in the rear of the Conti House, riatly at all it toes-‘-titt : 443 eng•Ted in the Walnuts tit his 114.2f.tssion—t ke Sur vey:a of lands, roads, tie. - tie will also prepare deeds_ofe.onve) atter and kitty other instrument; of 14 riting. Carlisle. Jtine.q3, 1847. n . PLAIN FIELD 'CLASSICACACADENIY,: On the .enenberland.Valley Ail Road', fiu miles:vast of Uarlisle..• , 11111 IF, SECOND SESSION' manila) ,will ooininettee ou M 0 .4 DAY.,:AIuy. , 0, , The branchem taught- are, laitin,•Greek; Frepeli,o3er -tuan;,Matheinatids, Prootiehl,Survey. ing, together with all Engli.l7 Bratieltear:rmittiveti for College, Coupling house. . , Every, effort will be made to entire 4.101- !nation to.theseLwho may place their ants blithe anatitution,br miaMarleil titleittioMto their meral as well as ipeatalj m prnv meat , : • • Prostaw,ltißasi"caatakaing Terms, ( which are mo(Nratit;),referibiticia, ST.,e4.ead be had he ttil% tlresiltig • 'll4 It. , 13 April 7,1847:—tf. Principal,, HARRIS, ::WHOLESALE: DRUGGISTS, .No. 201- Market' ;S'ir'int • Importers and - 'WholesaleAßP:traz I aitipi, Surgical null OhalCtrical Bw. DiUstOtite,Couutry.AturcluditsoOiMpuorao ' 4 "PP / 411)*MeleAhore cirtliftlUkcilkYk4.•rdnatlfak vorablo tsrns Striceivatpraikulit attUalAdilVig: to orders. 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SEMI 'marry 'inivirs:s,-,simiG. MI OM . , Lank at me iny, stvicetesi Loy , - ~ Rosy' atiklue.snntiner jnoroing, we6ois nitor n ; • such a,onel Vni,suralbere tit n'be iion4;:- , • • . - . • , ;,_ ,' Ever. kind. anti evcraieertiii,;* '"?z Was titers-ftver.,,aucli-ao9el .Iq ,-, 01 'there can lie none. !rani n ' Scti,thern :Papct. '-Wri 'MADE' T ILE _BABY CRY ;\. • • - -.- -, ,• ' , Bow 1114 Cltawsts C'otgdo ) l go :.o...thigody: ,latt3tv•-Co Ay kits was a grate politieianer, and Mullin. would do bat heAmtst go down to A.ugusty to see Mr. Cixr, when he was Thar in 1t343. But his wife wouldn't bear to, no snub arrangement thout she could 7,0 too; so all Jimmy had to'do was jest to pack op the whole handy, consisteit of himself, his wife Nancy, and her baby; and the baby's puppy dog, a travelling btu:, and a bandbox, mull 'be ready - ter the stsge when it corn along. ale Bpected nothin else but the stage would are - etaiti'd . full, as evry body was gwme to the city.; and share stmt!, when it. oUrn : the people's beds was stickin out 01 'its sides-like - chicken's beds from a Market :wagon, ~- . • : . . . . Evry lkidy:but- the driver sed Bier .wasn't no loom. But as Mrs. Chavers had been to so 'hitch trouble to•git.retlay., end had walk ed half a mile to the.ioadi she was 'ermined to go, if 'slie - edilid - , -- slitieeze li — atiTivity.— A lr, Char C'ea - Weuld",lieli - .liionstrous„,ghtd if sla_and the baby ;would" stay at home, but go she would, and .alier,two t r.three passeti gerS had e1:4%1'10(1.60t_ and got 'on top with 'lid Ariver, the Chaveta larnify bundled in, an d squeezed down ion) the middle seat. - .‘l'ott duet want that infernal dog along, _do ..y.ott, _Mr, Chavers ..." sea the dtiyer, when he u a's hatidin ie the traveller bag - full of provl , ions for the ju-ney: no: sus the dog! leave that tit home," . s es:on e . p a , enders. _ Mr. Chavers didn't say tioiltim but looke,l at his Wild as Much as to say ther rcaliy wasn'tab room fig. little:l'm. 1" .ea, but he must go," sea Alas. Chavers. 'l.couldu't never think of leaving Tip home, the baby's so much attached to it. Pore lit tle feller!" I, tuck 'em some time to gin stowed away ; the stage was so crowded. Flue b:ig was jammed (lowa among the passoligeis' logs, and Al r. Chavers tuck the dog in his lap, while Airs. Chavers held the baby tit hers. WlJen they was all rea•ly, the (Inver started his team and..away-theys.swent p -but not-,:ve • fast you may depend. Little Gustus Wild big ten months old. as - fat - as - a - barrand - orte-rufrthe best natured - ea= by's is the. n-odd, and for a while he tugged away at the gmger cake w list,he- had itr his hand as quiet and contented as could be. Abs. Chavers kept talkie t to lam all the time, show in Min the cows, and thellotses, and the trees, tellin hiin whose place that was, whar they was gy. inn, and who they l was gwitie to see, jest as. it the lit le feller ' understood a single word she sed. Binneby dab went his ginger cake rite on one in the gentlemen's clean white trousers. "flay lily,'? ses Mrs. Chavers, , jest see m hat mnma's naughty baby is done!" 'ben she told Air. Chewers to gin the gin: ger eake, for it was too notch to -Waste. It: sloopin over and look in for it, Tip's tail got. creamed up sortie how ' acd he sot up a yell like ilia !leek was brtuke, and snapped at ,arrothAr gentleman's, leg ; and helium the. cake wa found, the baby -got hold of one of _the_ passeti, ,hats,.and was-erumplitt- it -all into a mush, re , his mother could 'zit it away from him. , • . • The little feller wanted something to pllty. Wik`t so, site let him have her parasol. 'That tickled hint monstrous, nail sot him to jump. in and caperin so she :couldn't hardly , hold !'him-ili the stage. Then he he.gun to crow end. lay, 'about him like le was gWitte •to brake the heads of every body iii the stage, and the fast thing his tr other kootv'tl, Whaek ho tuck a old . gentleman Witlitipertheles'On rile aside , of the nrise l •la --Spite. of 'all his winkin'aud'Odiin. 'llie ald • term sniaPied his eyes add w diked' his , ja*si 'but' hel didit't lay notliin. 't Oh; .oh'!" -ses:v.Mrs, .Clieccira,.. ( babSr, 'rnusu't hurt', the • gen tleinan—ilat's •'.rutughty irieks ; so it is," ses shri,.gratibin hold=all , the .1 parasol, end .Settie,hiirrtAp \‘ : , ',o.in.ker:lari.;,, 7 , 3 ... I‘l,r-, Ctiqers looked peor'..l9', it ; and- grin-' , tied *OSA ook.h4Jiecl - :atiirtipil:,-- ~-., - 00' ''' ' '-'' ' " ' ' l .li'ti'' 1 b ' • '')' 'y• 'r .". - yi15y.,,m0,3!1.,4;. e; at - J3:,..c.„ 1 ., ~, ;,-; r: ke'it'lio:Oillpkitt'Tifirijiiil: . o.l;lllle;yao 0; t‘y.,t4i,„Tra:clibtnittllatillifiiii . „l . l L A . siliViA*Niiiiir 0 301 (4: 6 • 11 T.lijOaii,i 1 4)fi(P0 1 ) . -Jti*4o.lll-1& ;, ': ..010ile,1fitiV4i14' . [ipitlit lit4Sr.)llon4theu;eliiild -. '01..404 of iii.lits..rrieit,tb r he . ' Ick:lifieelitliifr7! , iiti'diriulto 4iiiiittOliWWthilit... 0417606, 7: tiggi/FliTer4flinT, ":4,;t:. s, g - (1'pr...0 - 1 . 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Nn end naughty Child enuldeyee. - •- • IN SO Idved and lovelk:—OeVeti - tow frlnY • ivi4tefoy imeniflne, tlit r good tolke;.ymicao. have pane SheiYld' n tocccipot come to . bte, Let hinrope his gofilen co brn, ' Would 1 tyke hie rieheat oftbrul nverhtiy:Avilere 7 erlte con, neverlle eiioul~ get My 'pretl.V Wpm ...,:. ^ MMM . ' l A.,Atit.Watt rm x!lt-wan.,• 'eeT•tit , 116 biitipc= i 'lliaillicii4itli'l:-4i'vAtratil? to, tW,eeteat , ltiliX. , 'Pwestius," ees t niothey,; - , - dancihgtit-;:ati*elasYSilicr.contlton hir ,, Jitte,e;•,andlleye4itiiiftril,and; kissin. it :With all hOr ' • ' - went S 4 eetnes ;..' ses ' stir-'.mottigi ,. t`whaf,upon! heard.it' erylee•oplore.! . .l• el*Terg . ; and' theifth* thelleg„,:and. t otritintitilittlettOM4, - seenietkto 'giebetter. Ant= klelerte.-ithqy gnt , 4niti. tiVortilerin . • , ses....mi ,, Chavers,caftet trYin his best to please. . : ~"-S7entet-ptri or somethingmust hint it." -i" Let the child," ses Mrs. Cha vets; leokirt - moitstrotis - ilarrned. .orerhaulsd all its clothes, but didn't find nOpins, and then she tuck it arid,jutnp-. 'edit rip and talked to it agin. • "tooky, hooky," Sea' she. - holdin it up to the...clutter of the stage, 41(i . r tirtirrlmiti-9 . trit with her ha`M.l",l,ooky—semde pretty green trees'ainftlegreen gras.se." ' .:'"Walirwah.4ll!" Squalls the baby: - "Oh; de preitycow.• Seeihde wheely telly -roundy routary„ and- do horsy go-irony trotty —oh, de...Trolly,' Look, inatna's - baby.!" ses Mr. Chavers. ' ihera While Heft.' &ileitis begun to, loiver kin kee a little- But he wiLsito sooner down' in her lap, than away. he went agin as loud' -as he email squall, "Goodness gmeions," ses Mts. Chavers, "what does ail the child? lt musr. have the ehotirk." • Then sir. Chatters had to take it till she got the &ape. lu the bOthermeitt, Tip got into a Me 'Aare and got his tail mashed,whati made hitit'seCup another terrible ki-eyei and Mrs. Chavers spilled the parry gorriek all ov-. er the matt with-the white - trouseysiatrybr to poor some out terbe baby. • _ !'Dear me,"'ees Alti.-Chavers ; "the fellow must be sick, or ho wraftnit tale 'o n so. Uwe can just get te.l3etsy Radkinses, worit•go another step." ' 115 this-time the baby bad got quiet agin : t How tor- is it to lladkinses, driver ?`' - •ses . . the ugly mall. • • - • "lout a mite,?' ses the -dri=er .-- "Thank [leaven!" ses the matt with the white trousers-Alien; after waitiu a little:— ' that the baby is better." t•Pore role one—what was de matter wid nitidder's MU) tweety baby?" sed its Mother, kissin and !loggia it op. Little G - Jstns looked np in his mother's laeO through his tears ; as pleasant and bright its flower-aattlin after a shower of rain, but he, c - Juhriit tell what was the matter. Ito it. feel better, nor?'„ Title pweeshus?" Pore' ittlo one," ses. Mrs. Cha vers: and then the giy it Zigaite - big:Piei.e of lasses candy, and went on talking to it bout gwine tn - see Mr. CLAY. Every time the stage would jolt, down would go the candy nn somebody's knee,aiirl all of the pastr , ers on the front seat would screw and twist themselves about to • keep out of the -way. Rut changing him about, and , talidilig him. up„ and rolling him over. and swappio him avry now and then for the dog, and teal!' him pull the puppy's ears and lat , had managed to get him in a pretty good Immo: again. and had made up their minds to go ortio_Ammity..But_p_stas_thoy got in sight of lladkinses house, down went 1119 lasses candy and away went the baby as loud as it could squall. My Lord Jesus, I really do belleye the baby Is spasmy. Mercy on •me ! it jnnips like it is tiny. Dear me, what shall we do?" ses she—the baby rippin and equallin and kickin like null all the time. 4 , Clutvers took it, and talked to it, and jum ped it, and his wife talked to it, and showed it the whesqs roundy roundy" again, but it was all no use. It would stop for a iniuit or so, till_ it could git its breth, and then away it would go agin worse'tt ever. ' By the time they got to Radkinses, Mrs.' Chavers was almost skeered, out of her sens es, and as soon &skate stage could oe stopped she gut out with the baby and nun to the house, leaving Chaiers to bring the dog, and. the bandbox, and the bundle. - • _ Pore Chaver&wa4.terribly skeered-hitntelf and seem the passengers tuck so mak+ inlet= est in his fainily, affliction. advisin- him to stop and send for the doctor for it , —with his hart in his mouth and his eyes e‘virintning in . tear's, he ax'd ern if any body know'd what %ties the menet - with it, •and -What was •best' to do for it.. . , . One sett one thing atal,,one sed • another ;, bet'jest as the stage ‘Casiboutici stait,ttlikchl baoheller stuck his lied 'Out ., and - `Os • 111316 Chavers. •-. ' "I say, Mister, de you,ivant,to, sew...what die baby cri',4_, at '?" And. with Ong •,ni,,;gin: ..Chavers one look sight fall iii iho *la ce : that. made him inecihlessloi hirii'ilit.inittillil, ".' • As soon as, he cunt too. he run, rite li;;;filiti. hOuse and toll ItisAvile tql...,ictieut 'it; 91i51 he says tolhis dap-lio Milk' vs;rinderkiAlttiat';lis Child timortvuipaloraile....;tf.; 'l-',,f.;:;44.,:"s :'_:,; ~I , . The tinby,..vias on. pigrettopbletilxiter,itlggt, :out 'ot the ,stagi?„;:but.ilo3haveksOrs,**ltiorl i , itrillf ntit'out vamirilhey-ernikl'ok:44,4rolsfe,e , My.:,CriAvY:4l.lo . tlitiv'elfiriset''. - stio,4P - peteit setriOldng*iirCitiafittett'er?iilli:t4trtiiimerbit'l 44Atkilow,riOetec,gote,,ti.14.1ie1-4d•that..itny,.:. jaanatriiiini ia*PgiYi AVIV t(1: &ply; tier?!b4- 1141i0fifi.: ."-- • , -..- ~.. *,'' - - • 7 ;.: , ~ .. "1 " , ,g 3 . 7. - ^4 s:( 'lglamiliniliniimal' '' ' ' • :Ns Tim'. TolloiviogLlnstlMey :.•91.,pen. Irvin's , . liVerlity,Alt'e an lipekillteo Hartishurgs , 7,7ckgtirfik iiiitig,kly;eredita!tliT,tik , ,hitin:-7;.This'4a,ime ot lielsnys. Ili Airtiali nvei.ltiret i'iMkir .7l;e:.lrri _As i' good:-ntlizsotriiteicivoldf,c_eir'ed4 i orttig': , ter' he:tilirill'elinvb::,gr ir vin2„ik l 'intinlatid',:)itui isigulinisii wilV hie - Ea:the notrieitc , lii r i,:kind ' 'ben.afaelnr:.!:>:.-, i .t._;3 . ;:i 4 '4 11:4t.3-:" •`.,,. .. ~...i ! Abthit'alreTpr tip l dsliii - Iteriz. r.:A'ilvons ,a,TrOabytarian*liitiiilir4jtiViingifeitiiinif& le•thii.coarilfs rifler a lengtliyiabv_Wttilik, ;iii,g,wity...him a nglittc, youlh4 or ,I*"putypEa 'of I:idingf.. ild.ocated,:art4Aristracted f ditv,t Ito' learnitig,;M44ejigintvec.44l4lricktlollo,..llifit . liFrAligli.e,AiP-qua4o,4':tjt..:!tt9,ol/410,11144. native, litailL'iluWifitql'.:to qiiiiaryiralatajitalt and etil. :fivafiyadietaa:Sigolief,b6o:fiii- cff T islet- of:ki last.fi,i..;.'iTtn4iintlavtorA4thout -, lriendri., ;mg* r i,*o9lfl : . lAnds::' Irti,on 0 woe nw ils . 1 eA ay ,; ,, rii iv , r. rw4II.OI:MT 4 1 4 16 .4 hkii* One.' Of fild p 4attsl,l:...Alifitttlatifilt,sywnaattO..:o,4elLF- ,r,c ,k1 11 " ,.. ?-1 1.4.1 41 4 tik*aa. ; ., 1 # 4 rii . „ 1 .1viirK - A,Ofew , twitiir;'l ll o:-Yiamila.lo,ll ii Or - 4-4IPPIJ;;;..e e ii: livileiflonkpen#l4 7 l.ri,;Payette. - dial? . / t i ek.japi s '§tAtCo. o k*kisi'pcppel,e'llio!, ..10.ircov iniiii ifir'ariedipthor,6.4,-,10,07,fign; :fivegriais,:iiin . til , tie-bhaehilielnited;ll‘ "Allou:lLl . F•pf,lifith'educOulp* 'l,:-: "::,. -._: , - :::,-.,- - .. ':' , 2, - f! , _ , :‘ , .4•4.- . -V. , :'..., ,, ' , "-; -, , , : - ..k l : .i. ,'~~'c , „. . - , 435 ,7 1-=3A. 4 , 4 .-. ' Louis the addres of welcotne Was delivered ...,,•_,-,, J. 'ny ~ , .... , ____ l , _,; by Mr. Senator BeltroN.,,. The, speech (Sim '• This - aborning I:received. a tote front my . the Bailie/ore AimetiCanj is oliareothrislio— attended' bride: Cmitgance Graharn)...tequest- exhihltifie• that cler and graphic n'arat'Ve Mg ineldattend at'two - o'cleck that- day,. at and' i h i4.. ,stionolind ~ c ' o k 7 e l. l " e ' d .i . exyr_es., , . , ilifiliaTisir - oFhiiffit 'Et , tifie erxia, rilirrley - street - for the'prripoSe of hearing:his ' will read. i' sibils•frit' s..tdileh the Senaler isre a rnarkable. ,- Mal the greatest Pleasure in eoitiply,ine , with The - Orate'r • , M‘' , C , anentline or „ilie'.lOng . . . . this invitation.- l'had really,: begun to fancy, marcitof this" null - ant re.iinent:--fira 1,000 ;thatl.pld:Mr,-qraham „Was 4i:wig to remain •les te New. Mexico w hich, mare° a Perpenralltkoanhe earth, like,•&be, ,, `N it Ti orto's' ' , 'ttrrdylitg - on'eTlie . iihicialWoTebilie r - n - ptiprotarting - Tminttofca - new - depadard:' , Theri - deittli,"andsalways mired, arid better than - eV: chihntilma,wriaain:Mil at-IChilMahtia ) ari. 'cli er in the•enurse of a Iliw- days; last month3o,ooo sou s, lie thiceold , water system completely renovated n - of and popufdas city of nearly:l I of , i him - , but . he stiddefily ibia •irl -, t d frontseat the of the State tna- Es q ~t quit e, government • 'the world; andlelt filly thoursaird pounds ant!; frame, and formerly Abe residence of the a will behind 'him. Though Constance is Captains General of the Internal Provinces ~ the prettiest and most amiable girl of my ac- under the vice-regal government In ad quatptauce, I had determined ,never to mar- • • ry her "tvhile her Uncle liveddie had frequent- wincing toivards Chihuahua, the adventurous ly premised her his heiress„ but as frequent. regiment encountered hicredible hardships. iy:took Offenee at something . or at netlitng in They passed over the desert called el joranda her behaviour, and beipreadied his wealth to a liosotal,,,prisoq or lunatie l as ylum. I felt de los mum los—the journey of the dead—an arid plain of •90 miles; strewed with the quite ecity en the present meal-lon, to: Mrs. Bales, Mr.,Grahani's house keeper had given bones of animals perished of hunger and me infOrination that;only am hour belong her' • maiter's'death, he had told he thirst, and marked by continual mementos somelyprovided for Constance. • lien, how. rhe had hand- of men who •had lallemvietims to the peril eve?, that it was my policy „td appear ;giro- ens way : _They fought the enemy at the rant of that eireimislance, - Constance being lliacito, and gained a decided victory al very remand; and Coirstanee's mother very though . , n' Busmas. At the appointed•trine I walked "h opposed by 'superior numbers, strong into thii , drawing room in Batley street; the in cavalry- and artillery. - Again at Sacra few relativesriol the old ,geptleinan were as. mento the intrepid band fought and conquer- Se:mbled. There was Constance, lookingit as ed vastly superior force. Mr. BENTON calls fiche might have looked if Irate had ever that victory "one of the military mnivels ot Worn crape and bombazine. Constanc e ' s m 0... the!, looking still, cross and uneasy; an el- the age.' At length. Chihuahua is reached dellyleiriale cousin ; and a strlpling nephew •and taken'; and there the bold adventurers of rho deceased, 'I reared noire, of them, I must pause tri determine which tray next knob that. Mi. Gahm despiti.c.i/ his_sline_las. _th,, ilk" •• h,ii rihrir -,- t- eps' --- 'Wee lia,roTr tt z Y sit•tol hl iftw, desitiSed th e serv,iljty of the ' ---- • elderly cousin, and dieaded the holies of his copied a city about as far from St.. Louis as stripling nephew. I seated myself by eOll. Moscow is from Paris, Let C , I. Ilnwro.'s's stance, and in a Rift tone began to protest my u l aul l ietharrative be heard: infection and disinterestedu knowing oess. "kn w' - ' , the caprice of your uncle, my beloved," I , Chillualem gained, it became, like Santa said, "I have r every reason to believe _that I -Fe, not the terininating point-of a tong expe dition, tali the heginineg ['ennui a new out:. shalt hear you are disinlimited ; this hewers e 5 will be of very Mile moment' to.ine ; I Can. ay lo: was sornee heie-110 one knew - have enough for comfort, though net fer.leN- exactly- where—but some seven or eight hunched miles towards the oilier / side of ury, and as the song -beautifully .ays - ,‘ sun fried In my heart be ll IleVer forgot - Mexico. You had heard that Le had been ~. The t ihe weglth or the cnt int: liJ love." deleatel--L-thar Buena nista had not been a good proTect to hint. Like deed A Mericans, !'.I fancy, Mr. Chilton, " said Can - stance's paldid not believe a word of it; VP'', like aleewislt, mother, looking e. semi , 'imeeling and good .." 0101 e i 4 you. thenedirit best to go de arid sle ewieli, "that it is pretty well known that see. A Volunteer patty of touiteen, head my daughter is the sole heites - slof her uncles s wealitt•.'i by Collins, of Boonville, undettook to pone ' trate to Saltine, and to being you intormation t - ..- ' , lndeed, madam!" f repli?Awtdi a start of his conditien. . --They set out Amidst of surpri-e, "1.-was Ilid iiIV ~Id , liiitAi:4- sitr- - r innumerable &nears they ;wean fish their • mine was hazarded concerning the contents purpose, and return. You march. A earrs M o i l r. GI ribarri's a ill." - guard of one hundred 111011 led by Lieut ' "I hale heard a surnii.e. hazarded," sharp- ' Col. l‘litchell, led the way. Then came the . ly interposed the elderly cousin, 4- that Mr. main body, (if the name' is rot a 011YleSqlle dfil wa s not in his senses when he made en malt a hand Itil) eonimanded by Colonel DI ali•• • t 2, ° Doniphan Innisell. The whole table land of Mexico, in• all its breadth, lion] west to east, was to be tra versed. A numinous and hostile population in to wns—treacherons Cumanches in the I mountains--were to be passed. Everything was to be self-provided--provisious, trans_ I poi tailor', fresh horses for remounts ; and even the means of victory—and all without Temple note entered the room, the solicit:. it - militarynlyst, er even - an empty box, in . srafi(liatiriTiTeriir of the late Mr. Gm which government gold had ever ham; he was a handsome young man, and All was accomplished. Mexican towns reposed.— had preaufned at one lime to lilt his e 3 es to .Constance; he opened" the will and we all were passed, in order and quiet: plundering became mutely attentive. Oh, what a disap- Cumanchep were punished: means were pointment awaited us!-Tltree thoucand obtained tromareders to liquidate indispens able coutr:butions: and the wants that could pounds were bequeathed to Constance, (this was the old fellow's Heft of a handsome pi o- not, be supplied, were endured likeCu mandc solierhes of veteMn service. I say the s vision!) Five hundred pounds to the 'piing nephew, smaeldei ly cousin, ditto to the stt ll were punished. And here presents itself an episode of a novel, e:ztraordinary, and re legacies to die servants, and the remainder of his wealth to found a cold water establish- rn an tic kind—Americans chastening savages meat for the reception el those who were not, for plendering people who they themselves rich cluing!' to pay' a gratuity tor being half earnejo conquer, and forcing the restitution drowned. of captives aril of plundered property. A testing witnesses, and then refreshed himself Tem* read the names lard ' at: strange story this to tell in Europe, where, back-woods character—western character-1- with sherry and biscuits. As he was a frientl at the family; his presence -was no restraint is not yet completely known. 'llutito - the facts: - :In the muskeg; likest -- of the Botson on conversation; ' • , de .alapiini, and in the sierras nrouncl the Constance's_mether,look,Mg -"YerY._ red.;;-4 , L in "That wifl ought to be dispnted," ' said wathauf towit and fertile diefricf 01 Peiras,&' , ai, noll - YeliSve - 111.r , cGrahim was in his senses ree II thoopen'eountry fortitmdreds of miles whon - he made it. , , . , .about,..the savage ,Cumanches have It °minion ever since the usurper Santa i 'l thcight," said the ,c;iderii'eoneiti cousin.': Anna"tliAarined 'the people n'ittl;eillf forth -a sneer, "that the ;fund must be built base frorn i "' astnessis tcr slaughter Men, folun•-, and weak whichenald grve - credeiwe to elicit deroattlei and*eany ofrwoinett and children, " a surmise: I °, ~ - . ' ' ' - . - , • . - _ - ~, .. - .i. ~ Art ,exploit of this kind ;had: jagt.beett per. "Dear. mamma I"..said Constance 4 , , d0 not frit med. , en the, litic of.._the Missounans 7 i be:diiscconpuied; I•afriWerYl well 'donfented March,"net fni from Parra,e,athr an advanced ' -- 1 1, shall Apt V quite vlt portionless,bride,; , .:... Party chanced tribe in thht town at lie`time CottelatiOO-Inpe Iteld; outlier , delicate white the news of the depradatton arrived there.— liand4p-rue÷l•an.eoted.not to see it. , .- r- - .. Itwas only 'fifteen strong.. Moved •by gran ..', , `l l . l l` dent.lliss.Graharn,”4 said, "do not, •nide , for ,the 'kind attentions of the ,peoPle, belitive.rite so cruel and selfish as-to wistrte mipecially the, wonosit, to the pick' of; Gen. drop , YktlinnlievertyA, '' '_,•• .. ;' 7,1 i . ',' WoelVtorntriailil; rieeessadly jolt in Pokes : ' ' ' •Fft *might you'saids that'. y our"income was and untvilling to:be outilone,byenemies in, eufficiplit for -,veryr. - , e .. p ... o r tA femarke d f i lo uonerogity, the` herca,tittO9n, ti , pcni,the spot, .Is,tripharknophew, •,. ~. „ ~, ;, .',. . , ‘, i volunteered tp g . e back, linet putlhi?: depre. 'e olilihthid : r • "No; Constance liiiiiigh i• br j ealcs nu ! ntfius• A g r • at . e tq l • b,/4 " . . i 1f- a t He r i 4 --)l4 l 4•lh)•tl'et';'6Oinlelreetirl to heir', ~ ( 1 3m 1 o:rn; i ' 1 y ;" e s ; 4 a l it lvi yi l i:i 4l ,, Po o ti t t i o l r t i l l ' o p ' t a i i i t:h li e l il v i ll : b : e b ii: a i; c a s e t r o n 3 ll .3l4;. ; , L l ll ; :r il d eb e eu s .t ; . :• 4 1 f1 1 :e n it n : l*relsn. 6 : P e r a v rgne : 7 ol .l e pt'l e ttith :: 9llr :(, , :: e ;e' rn 3l(?t l)r ' t l a i'il n lrt e nl t tl ie ll e rs:l; : e' v h.la e lcil; t: l:ita k ir ;i ll e a ti dli e fi6' i tn t t- : qurped ..by,thoughtti•‘o, m e)? ti„,, - .4 ~),.'„,,,'• l ' s ", of ~ e l4ty•liveitmghteen 'cutptivekrestMeil *6 ;Mg More like Iliabe'than•Holte;Whifn Tent,-, :i., k f ug,:for op t d porr i t *'-i i . h ......,;7 c0r.01 , an : c - 7 1 7 10 3 0 7 . ‘ " b il o ut a i d r! ..o fa i n:t e l a li t e a s e ; aril 0 t t , ! , 7 11 , 1 1 , 1 0 7 1 1 4 r a c t: B ( l ) ' w d n fi ,4l: pie edid, 1, 1 think the 'party' , had bolter '0 " tilt k•hay. 6 .readVie,bodiciiP:rt , ;wae,the fmirof Ibis, buddete and romantic , „...„ ; i.fp, l ,9 l JA, . episode.- ',, • .-' •''"-:vy . - -,-, -...'.-- ,--',....'",,,-,‘.:-. ~,, - 4 i e i 6 ,;‘,, ,, ,f,a6- b y* ti .g.,i4 a , , ~, ~,,,,,- ~- : :0- u ctin.bio, . -debiphoc uv-,not. ha d tit .7 l' ° '"•%W ll ol 6 . , 6 fidat' 'n the' , :•xlindiroVtlie astohighed Althw : : fdrlftwiih irn.l'tiiiiCiliti''Styriiitbr- be ~ , ° - • vin c - edf t h a tl le i iii i . re r. 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' MEE ' __'t. y2B 1874 ... A WILL ti o m xixo iiiary: or a irox. LE== MMMI EiMil "The minti must be both base and weak," related 'Con,tatice's mother, "which could give credence Io melt a rumor." And krill with a sparring dialogue took place between the Iwo ladies, dining which I whispered to Cont-tance a page of Moortis poetry done in to prose. • A .:. :. v. . 't" . ENE COL. IIONIPIIAN'S- MARCH., =EI At the recent reception ol Missott tOlunteers under 'Col. 15 - oii . ipliAtt . at 4** 114k4 0 6 -°"4O-"qtlstaTiftftv,„-iir1,,.4„ 41 . - ' „ z - ,7? 7e - • 7 . MOO r ' . e your excellenerrecefveci , Christ; iritie•tinil beings against the" - rage and, .luntality 'speedy re , establishment of your.hanltlit...and.' although they know that: ht. your •onm'nOble „soul will, be found thw'best reivard'of , your conduct, they,desire',also tonaltiress you the expression of their griiiitudo and high esteerri. I am hOntired ' in Beiug.the.or_aii'oklhe pnb'+ lie . ientittient,_and ptay_yoilto_necept-it r vitiih --- lhoTasourance - cfrrnymosrtlistinguithed - 0- ,teem. God and Libetty.') • , Thies.is - a'troplty. of .a new •Aion.by thirty Mimi:An:inns, linctw,orthy to..be held itp tothe adnniation of clisistrititioni4' '.:Thti - Camp at ..Alontifey . and . reported themselves ready , They were prednred to go• with the hero Buena .Vista to San Luis Potosi, or Zacatecas, or the city of Igexipo, They ieg.arded not- their fatigues nor the ap ., ; -- iiroaching expiration of their term of service: •, But 'unhappily," says Mr: Benton, "the conqueror of - Pilo Alto, ReAaca de la Palma, Montero" and Buena Vista, tvas not exactly in the condition Ihe'riho Lieutenam.Getieral ) that might havt. been, intended,him to be: `lle was.net at the bead of 20,000 men !—lni was not at the head of any' thousands that would enable hits to march I.—arid had lode. clhre- . .the proffered 'aervieo . : °Thus the' long marched and well fought volunteers- 7 .M0 rough, the ready ) and , the ragied—had to turn their rubes - towards home, still more than two thousand milds distant." The last nine hundred railcar:if the land March from Chihuahua to Alatamotas was made in forty-five days with seventeen pieces of :winery, eleven-of which had bee n taken from the enemy. During all their long, march this regiment of hardysoldiera re, ceived from the-Government not dollar of pay ; they furnished for the most part -their own supplies, a n d forage, and clothing, and yet brought back near ly.their whole-number. "Yen marched farther than the farthesi r i' `says Mr. Heaton, "you have fought as Well as the lies(, left order_ and quiet in your tranyand cost les/money than .•- ~ Von arrive here to-day, -absent one_year;• marching and fighting all tile-time, bringing trophies of 'cannon arid standards from fields, 'whose names were unknown to you before you set out, arid ot - dy grieving that ydu further.could. Ten pieces of can non, rolled out of Chihuahua to -arrest our march, 110 w roll through the streets of St. Louis to grace . your triumphal return. Ala ny-slandards, all pierced_with bullets while waving over the heads of the enemy at the Sacramento; now ware at the head of your column. The bliiek flag, brought to the Bra cito to indicate the refusal of the -quarter Which its bearer so soon needed and receiv ed, now takes its place among your trophies anti hangs drooping in their noble presence. To crown the whole—to make public and, private happiness go together—to spare th e cypress where the laurel hangs in clusters— this long and perilous march, with all its in cidents of field and camp, presents an in credibly small list of comrades lost. Al most all return ! and the joy of families re-- sounds intermingle = • plause IM2Mii PACTS ABOUT BIegSTION. , itlany popular' otiorts_aboutdiflerent arti cles of fooct (and th4to are few !subjects Upon. which people ipdtilge more notions,) are to tally dispeoveti,by scientific facts. We down the:Hartford Review, to write down a few well established truths respecting the relative quantity ,91 nutriment in different kinds of hood, and the velative time. occtiPied in their digestion. . In the first place, however, tim`Wou!d re mitid'our readers; that'it is by no means the 'article: containing-the gieatestproportion 'di 'notritioqs substance, which.takes soonest - the, form of blood Mulhther'necessary elements `of animallife., Neither Is the ,-nosh phy.si :oat strength, supplied by the articies,oontaim. ,irig ; tli.3niost:tiutrirrient: Ntits are ahnost entirelY'''coMpitied Ol•nutfitidifs . Substance, jaillpetatoeseentain ilightpeight pints of was-- ted , ..mettei• to twelve - 1)f; nutriment. Yet the latter inipari -far more strength , to the body than the former. Bread isloore nutritious than moat: bul.• meat is stimulating as well_ as nutrative, and is supposed , tmstrenthen the r.bodilyliiiietions mdre than bread. .- • : Another important fact to:be remembered in this cadnesion, is, ,thitt all",ktiiidaehei are not alikk, and that thet.,4lMtlatiptis given loWriiii. apPliCablir to - d ;l lekliffr:sfontritlf:L4, - What prcfpmtion of: healthy.: ittOrnactisltliefe" the:in:the winl‘Vveci'do,,net!kiim , il".:ibe t'!:. the: •prvDigiilicY..i.% IhMiljiiiluioriticti'Vaiefii,,l94. l .'is Mol.digeStetl'ilim:Pidly as,hdreStrif e& • lii 1 some iitotriachs;'limil' itilP2trli".ollliiinihnolt:f Merits i 'Whielilnteileres'Avtlthonifiletotligeff; - , ticin f , . J'hiEqOppoiT,.'.rimilicoquotit,l,3c.,-.;witlk ,reOril,to,vegittahles7-smy-Aust,doctlmt,tmllio ! icontiatilicitwittistatiditig - .. - 2 '' '''',.,:',. • ; ':, ' !lit' general, howt(o.r.' itt , 'ritatiCtinftilititii 'and the' most eaSilyiligeSted'aVi. the..!. b,eit.,lor :healtlynriil , strerigth. ' ---' .--,;" 'lt 's! ! 4 ! i.!' Whnat le .the' ; 'nieStnittritions of all sobstap , 'Oedo,kcept eil;coiltoidint; nidettfii+o,partivol, , nutriment to fivo pl'ivrisle'lhaltek!!'...Hrffikaa hufs'ithil.!barley:'ririll'nearlY.,''id.ndliitloilsras ..Wheitq-cardbit - vegettiblppretalkdilevreS('!'en ihis7;listK'inasmuclt44.!they,z.dotititinii-,Tn! he ',is 'Akan piirtion,,nrwa4 ,110 .pnot= to cv_aste,Njarpre„thdo!ergliftedtbl`-OrtlifwhOle--19nlyone:fiitItil'did'eutuni ' .lirtd)Siffablolif Jteinkr,c4Verted bile riitii," PPliAol'l,l,4i'!qpittiotig_f4iiiil.!l,o,f .tliealillererit : ,meats, vanes trdm.cnio:Ultb,:tOonm eigth - cillhe iirlitilit.Vedlpt,„4l4..ittostotittrjtiotisiirouticgt, : , '91114,4a.,C,1fi1 3 1 4 P311:11iftr.i!:,,i/e9ktkalt4ll9llco 4 ;," Atiiivary„bigv"itemtillo' : iind,,thrOthiptjiiiiiiik: AndlitifddiFtheir:deillielisviilellOvver;_llitiMiritti,! Outilliolikbeitipliiitetkliri,t4 pOlne,4°*g!apetii. 1 1 044 101 1 . 4 8 $,Pettekgasse , bAyttqa„.pv.., ip o,E,.l . ,:,'Bl . ra*liiki*s4,,,,irciAgint.tr Milk: centliins: Tea tlittn7elor tdialrci'fit:ltifritifin'S' s hinktce 'it's ii • f fil Atlliillt eo:olraell t S wiitifet4 -. - t.r_f,,ft5!..! , , y"-PlisillthelcirtiejOito:offoOlbeileil.wiCii,-liti'di gesteilt4likviliotteStlitne.,;-;:„alt'boun:,,,:.kyik: - n,fo6.ebit laid's. eight oti:nuirktiolisli k •ak, ~tori:Klea- y aluablit'sulyttutioe° o oiet::lrifie. ,V, # l l flige.ftiP i l".(B. l l o !7 ,036..te11) dre,„„illifitilintal l i, -moat as riLintifk, ' oi.T.oli,r—kte-rAif ii, ''!iiirt.§.itlnoilicitv': , - i4icirils%;vk'd, '-, .I:host aslsoan'-',fititfellifittVsllit.,, aglOtri ' lt(tAK are .digested imlialftlfigtunikerlidect ' 4liki . '4;.lio.re - gtftiklatojejtopti diTok vo t hookA'ritioaltali e tiotircoli4l%f* intoSe Ilisad obeilfigja thredhOtip.;tiiiii*itiiiito V, ~- •,. '' .; '-_ . • - ,,g-r,".V.,,- ', :;J:,,,;: , t_ .-;...,,\''-.;,..:, 2 - :: 1 ; -, ', , ,t'F - ', 1:: ' ';..'12;i'. 1 , "..'.;::":411 1 1TAL' *#.- i::i.-..: '-:. 7 ;•_' .:'',', -7 ,s*oiozr,:tr i %V;;ko - t• • r , •• , MEI =I , . gotelvedpystars.and,.k4led..Eqgs. pre' xligated. Than is.ripufed by the same tfelaii"raw.— TUrkeY arid gboiiere,•converted in; I b hours ' abd,ittalf-jah hguialiii 'a hay sooner than Roh'eteii veal, pork and sahad beet °den_ •py hno • hours-and a half-,thii bnOs:t article's of f00d.., • • Ttr NiOirr AFTEh'•TFI E BA itLk 4 I3} 4 ..I3iTERA - ;Visirifi;--Tlie nigh t 'of thre.L2.3tLUlLFebitaryt Tiit,: vla - g44FelFr oat intelise • anxiety' participators' in - the' bloody - - fight` Vista.: Altekl 2 hours ot- obstin6zrffigii!irig,. • with'.the final qesuityet:tiiikilawri; - - nothing '` but water-luiving:Plissett,tho'' df those gallant men: for.the . lartf: , :l2,.hours; 'rind the flower -of their respective ' - cOrpri'Aead or, wounded;'and'a certainty of a reitelvel of the • onslaught themext-day, it is hard tolmagine a period more calculated 'to‘try tmenifseills' than .that-night. Alter`the'cess'ation of the fights came' lassitude suPerinduced by she , extraordinary excitement of 'the .'day men fell exhmistel4'erid'hivouttcked in line --."the 'weary to rest, arid- the . Wounded to • • die." • -- The depression ofphysicid energy was g 6 Tgreat that Leither hunger nor dgiver could incite them; thatihtoody field was at 8 o'clock as silent as thegeave.• It can hardly be sus mised what were theleelings of that- "great old man," upon eenterriplatirigdhe results of -that day's work. i ., No officer - ' sought repose, and the camp fi:es, which, on other occasions had been the scene of jest and merriment, wore now still, and the deep anxiety depict. ed on the faces of the various groups of et& cers impressed you with a solemnity, fore. boding ill, thril l , was painful. .All eyes wets. tut ned-et or and anon tothe'tent of - one up on whom all their / hopes were -- Placity but not a lightoot a-rnovernentebuabe_discern -CU: .'lie occasion nriadelhat tent an object of intense-solicitude.- •Some - wondered'it he was alone, others would have given' their earthly wealth to have known"the thoughts,, the'hopes,, the wishes, the Intentions' oF the old hero, but all was dark and silent as the tomb,: L., of- the Topligraphicaf Erg— gineers,. had visited- the- battle • gretand •at had' made some discoveries he thought:important to -be coin muni cated im rriediatsly to the: Commander-iri-ehiet: On approeoing the general's quarters, he overt._ tun his servant, who-had been attending to his master's eavair 3 y, and imiuired if the "old - man" was alone and awake. • "1 spec he fast assleefi, captain • for he - ate momtrous hearty supper, and when he .ete a big supper he sleep berry hard. and so end, 'and reek en you wont see,the old hos fin! 4 o'clock in de. mornin. Listen you het; hum snoie &aft .out heretP $ When the captain made a report - of this last reconnoisance, joy and satisfaction were diflused through the camp. They kneW that all was safe.—.lW-0;—. Til E Q Esviccv SETTLED.—AIter• an elabo; rate and anxious investigation by a Charlotte correvendent of the Richmond Enquirer, (says the ItichmOnd Whig,) the " Famoui line," embodied in a toast given by Lieut Goy :, DArlifir. it -the Webster dinner in Rich mend, Imebee traced ‘to itt origin. It imams in -a-stanza-of tual.sittitrreoraunvis Address to the Ocean, which is quoted by the En!. quirer, and reads as follows: "Al: why Mull Jehovah, in forming the world, , With the_ wniers divided thir land, Ills rampart of rocks round the conthient And cradled thu deep in his hand; If man may Ifansgresi.hik-eternal.cominand, And leap over the bands of his,hirtlf • To ravage ale utterkpost Oaith,_. And violate nations and realms that shouldi/oce— DISTINCT AS TUE iiitd.o . ws, YET ONE •4 • 1 4 116 EA . The Boston folks - always ; . get ,up . capital toaets.- Here is n specimep,'-ilrank.at &late celebration in, that - City: - —. 7 ••.• • The late characteristic's of Ot.ii`cOunlry.i-- The clenched hand' in war,lire bpeti bah d in perice: Rip barrel's for our 'fOes,- and (tour barrels focriiir frierids4—co/dttaanicii:.wor* welcome for both. - :.. • e ,17" . a_yy. , o r i' the,: • nd,giye.tllem fits: 1 he Navy'doSe the jilt/lag:out; and`.:the Arn4, • fern ishea Tabtoi to tioglihAct'"lireaehis and: do the sowing up. ; Intantry taelles:-Thiiiew• edition of this • work issued 'by Glut. Scott in Mexico, illus troted,with CUES andlinotkSztesi too hot to be eaten wit h_a, relishand with light guns for i."..pouiltistrit• to- the tisz t. • • • . Santatebot iipci:Horsv: A cork leg and ; ' , • • ' following was given. as, a!toti3l RillipiAldjebfatiqp! of - the Naticuia/ . elona' Island, in the Atiuurereary a • • . ra ion. 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