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ISM!SMIIIM!1!IIME1:1!ESIZI
Dr. John J. Nyeri,
ttitig. REMOVED his Office and dwel
tha house acljoininichia D 1• 1g Store
'on. Wbst,lllgll Atreet. april 1
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" 'Dr. Geo. Willis Fonike,
A.DUATE of the Jefferson Medical
liege of Philadelphia, respectfully.otlers
service's in the practice of Medi
tine, Sureery and Midwifery.
OFFICE; stifle residence of his father in S.
Hanover street; directly opposite Merrrets! Hotel
and the 2d Presbyterican nji 7 '47
BootOr '
II 0340 EO PAT HIC Physician.. (Mice
in Main street, in the house fornterly..oecu-
ITd by Dr. F. Ehrinent op 9 'l6
Dr. L C. Lodmii,
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WILL performall
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` - '%1411, 1L .,, , .. I , operations upon the
`` "'' "' Teeth that are route
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oil f.)r. their preseryiition,Tdeli ha - Sali - ag. - Fillog,
'logging, &c, or will restore the• lose of them,
y Inserting Artificial Teeth, from a single tooth
to a full 'get% Irriillice on Vitt street, it few
goers south of the Railroad liote,l.' Dr. L. is ab
amit the last ten days of eyery month. .
Doctor, A.
ESPF:CTF LIN tenders to th - e inhabitants
.11%. of Carlisle End its vicinity, his professional
periicas in all its various departments, hoping
Troia his long experience, and devoted' attention
to the business of his profession, to merit a share
of public patronage. . .
When nit absent on professional tipsiness. he
raw\t all tips pe fotind either at his Office,
pdxt. I ddi td Mr. Robert Plnotigrnss' store; or at,
his Ict zings, at Mr. Becterns' hotel_ tmayil
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Win. T. Btciikrn,
A f ftOII.F.Y AT LAW. a-ill practice
-"' in - the sereAal Courts. of CumberlantL coon
tr. 01'114 iA iNliti strdet, rehhily opposite the
county. jail, Carlisle.. - felt
James R. Smith,
TI'OII.SEY LA.W. Oflice tWith
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S. D. Adair; Esq., in Oriltatti'a new build 7
nk.cppgaite the Post mar '3Office.l '47
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Carson C. Ignore, •
A TTORNEY AT •LANV.. - Oftide
"-" the room lately occupied by Dr. Fester.
deceased. roar 3l '47
R. A. LanisertOn,
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A:TTORtigli Al' LAW,
4 " Pa. • t'S '4 8
WRIGHT- & SAXTON,
ISIP,ORTERS' AND DEALERS IN FOR- .
LION & DomEsTke
_IIA,RDW ARE,
(:lain, rainte. T)ye S,tuffs, Oil, Iron, Steel, N ails
&c. n,ould . invite the attention of persons want
inegeods in their line. to the' large assortment
tlry itlye just opened, and which they offer at
the YetrY limiest cash prices. , feb23
Poing ant Scouring.
ittli BLA ER, in Lotiihes; Slre;el,
near dte.College, dyes Ladies , and Gent le
.nten's colors, and warrants all work
In' be 814,1dfact4g. Orders in his line respectfully
solicited - Sep '2'46
tgistrate's ()Ace Removed
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tar... Office of the subscriber, a justice of the
Peace, has been removed to the house adjoining
thostoie of Mrs. Weakley, lit High street, Car-,
lisle. iininediately opposite the Itaiirdul Depot
and %Nonni's Motell. My residence being there,
I will always ,be found it home, ready to attend
to the business of the, public. In addition to the
dsiies of a Magistrate, I will attend to all kinds
of %Viking, such as Deeds, Mortgages, Ponds,
I.ltlcatures, .4.ltieles of Agreement, 'Notes &c,
which will be executed in a neat manner and ac
cording to the runst , opproYed forms.
Who Oirice lately occupied by me, in Mr. Gra
brio building is for rent, and possession had int
mllllstelY.."Thei.ent is low and the location good.
.faii • 1,4,1110, 124 E I . •
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• 13,409r11.11. awl, Petty_ Hotel.
• .; TikE subscriber desires to in
•fornt his- fends and the travelling
as riblic that he has 111040 V ED from thu
•-•- old ;Foetid, known as Welblv's lintel.
hottier recently, 'occupied' by iohlt
Comm ut,on Nofth - Hanover street, near the pub
•4810:,59-oWhere.be.glad to see his old
,rminuttmocesjrnui 'Perry and CuMberlindt and
ns.nutuy,4oow, ones as possible. His house ie large
an.Liff,un)d:ortler, containing a sufficient number
olvviOWftirniApd.'cha - nbers and every other fa
eiqylulthe comfottable accommodation of
tr)velfeifiriniid,heavders. ICI table will be BO
" phe Lwith..i.`Mehoiceal delicacies of the markets.
nnLaua with - the -best. or • liquors. There is
9: rut itiii , ipts Stabling attached to the hon4e, and
a eirelVto4tler wilfalWays be. in sttendenee.—
Wi'fitineithlly invites a role travellers anti
others,. nolVent of I • Ally to give satiifautlm
• . HENItt2 GLA§S
'Now ; Lumber Yard. • "
romped- a-new Impel),
Ynied'Ot•iliii earner' Or -Weil street .end Pleas.
hds.aiidwill koerrennstnnily- 1
itn IrinilOfireijrate isisortrae,r4 of seasoned PINE
BO iltl)§ , iiiiel"•PlAN lc,' and - othor kinds of
/E.Trlr.P,:9ll,.gf•Wllichlifiyvill,sell 19w fur wish.
• • • 111449.ilioelr,eIlY!foillieita'the public pininnaae.
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I•rewc-.York and: Philadelphia a largehtddition •to
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The Franklin Fire insuranse Coln-
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DIRECTORS.
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Charles N. Bendier George W. Richards
Thomas Bart Mordecai D. Lewis
Tobias Wagner • - Adolphe E.l3orie • '
Samuel Grant David .5. Brown
Jacob ll... Smith Norris Patterson
Continue to make ineurance.peretnui, dr limi
ted, on eyery-description of property in townland
Country, at rates ns low as tire consistent) with
security. The company have reserved large
contingent fund, which with their capital Add pre
miums, safely invested, allind entitle protection
lc the insured.
The usetra of the company on January Ist,
1818, as published agreeablvlo an act of Assem
bly, were as follows, viz
Mortgages
Ten! Estate •
emporary Loans
Storks
ERA on ligkd Lind in hands of
``‘' " 15'3 - 3_
—2B
ug9.6,
" Since their incorporation, a period of eighteen
years. they have paid .upwards of ONE. MILLION,
TWO IRIMERED , THOUSAND DOLLARS, lOSPCS by fire,
thereby affording evidence of !be advantages of
insurance, as well as the ability and disposition
to meet.with promptness, all lipbilities.
CIIA RLES N. 13 ANCKEIt, Pres't.
CHAS. G. BAVCRER, SCC ' . fel) 9.
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Tlir subscriber i i agent for the above company
for Carlisle and its vicinity. All applications for
insurance either by mail or prrsomdlv. will' be
promptly attended to. ,W. D. SEYMOUR.
rpm: ALLT.N Asa * F.. FENNSIMIROUG II
Mutant Fire Insurance Company of Cum
berland county, incorporated by an act of Assem•
lily, is now hilly organized and in operation, un
der the management of the following equitnrs
sioners, VIZ .
t. Kitty inan;.raco'b
Lewis flyer, Chrietion Titzet. Hobert Sterrett,
Henry Logan,
Michael Cocklin, tenja min 11.•
Masser, Levi Merkel, Jacob Kirk, Saint. Prow
ell, sr. and Melehoir Brenentan, who respectfully
call the attention of citizens of Cumberland and
York counties to-the advantages which the coa t
patty hold out.
Thvrtnies of insurance are as low and favorable
as ally romped): of the kind in the State: Per.
eons ISIIIng_ In become niemberslare invited. to
ninVe applieationr Id the agtints of the company,
whit nrUWillingle wait iition. there at ally lime.
.AC (To ITEL ,
1110 f ItYIOGAN, V. l'res't
LzWis fiVV.II, Secretary .
Comws, Treasurer'
A st.:NTs—lihnoiph Alartin, New cumberleincl
Cliristtan'l'itiel and John C Dunlap, Allan; c
llortnon, Kinpinwn ;. Henry • Zenring, Shire
knansidWn; nt Clymer, Worniluyisbutg ; Ro
bert Moore. Cliiirle‘.o3ell; Cnriisle,
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Agents fOr York Contify—Jaen6 Kirk. gene
ral-agent ; John :Merrick, Julio Rankin; J. Bow
faith; Peter Wolford.
Agents for II arrisburg—liouser & Loeliman.
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nu CUAI BEAMAN') VA 1;1,1.A
.1111 - lg.:nisi Protection C one,
CUNIBERI.A.ND VA 121.1.1 ymuTu
ii. AL PILO I'ECTION C`\l VANN', will he
under the direction of the Tollow Mg board of
Alimagres for the ensuing year, viz 1 --Thos. C.
Alines., President; SIIIISUCi CAll'l6lll, V ice Pre
sident; David AleGullougli, •1 . 1.1.31S111.0.; A.
G. Afiller.Secretary; .lain es Werikley „John T.
.„Green, John Zug, Alsraliam ling, It ielsard
Wosols, Samuel Dilator, William Peal, Scott
Coyle, Alexander Davidson. There are also a
nu miser' of Agents appointed in tin.: adjacent
'eon lines; w4o will receive applications for in
surance and lovelies' them intinetliatell foti.ap;
pro . val to the office tattle Company hen the pol
icy will be Issued without delay further
injournatiOti nee thetiy-lawsof ihr Company: '
THOS. C. MILLEiII Nest.
A. G I Li. e 'y
The following gentlemer have been appointeo
4(:ENTs: •
U. O. Willlgtvt; tsq.,Westpeaitaboko, Ceti-
Crid Agant.
S. Col le, thirli
Dr. Ira" My, AfeszlirtiirCiblirg:
GeOrge ItrintlJe, Nighrne. •
Examms, '•=orin person aged 30 years next birth
day, by paying the company 95 cents would ao:
oure. to his family or heirs 113 t) should he die in
one'year ;or for $9,110116 secnies to th $1000;
or for $l3 annually for seven years ho secures
to them $lOOO should he die in, seven years; or
for $20,40 paid annually during life; 14 secures
$lOOO to be paid when .he dice. The-insurer
securing his own bonus, by the difference In
amount of premiums from timse
,charged.by,
other offices. , For $0,50 the heire wbulife.
ceive,ssooo,should.lp die in one year.
Fermi of. application and all particulars may
he lind at..tho oflido - Of Fitco'x' Warts, Ben,
Carlisle, Pa.
--J. iY. CIAGHORN I Prce't
H. t 3. TUCKETT; Sc&y
•• t itEI6X.....WATTS,Att'y. , • .! ''; •
Zsaminf3r.
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Jii64l = 6nce eompanico
pany of philadblphia.
FFICE, No. 163 i Chesnut street, soar Fifth
street. .
$890,5511 65
d 11M,8511 90
124.359 00
51,563 25
$1,220,097 67
Fire Insriranee.
ins. M. Means,.F.sq. Newburg..
inim*Clendenin. Fag. IlOgeßtOWn•
Stephen Culbertson ,:ibippettsburg
September 2.9, I 1547
Equitable Life Insurance, Annuity
and Trust Cskripany.'
Occ*FICK 74 Walnut street, Fhindelphim—
Capital s2so,ooo.—Charterr perpetual.—
Make lesttranee on lives at their office in Phila.
'Wallis, and at their Agencies 'ilirotighout the
Stated, at die toWebt rates of premium:
Rates for insuring at $lOO on a single Life.
Age, Fur 1 year. For 2 years. Fur Life
20 , 81 , 91 60
39 99 , 1.30 2,04
40
.1,29 1,64 2,70
50 1,86 2,67 I 3,94-
59 , 3,48 I 2,67 ,6 03
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From the Philadelphia Noith American.
THE WITHERING LEAVES.
Tut Slimmer is gone and the Autumn is here
Anti flowers arc btrewing their.edrthly blur;
A dreary mist o'er the woodland swims,
'While rattle the nuts from the windy find's;
Front bough to bough the squirrels run - •
At the noise of the hutiter'v echoing gun,
And the partridge Hies, where my fontutep heaves
The "netting drift of the withering leases.
The flocks_pursue their southern flight-- •
Smite all the day andatome tilt tight ; •
And up from the wooded marshes come
„The Sounds of the pheasant's feathery drum. -
'On the highest bough the mourner croW
Sits in his fencral suit of woe—
All Nature mourns—and my spirit grieves
AVM° noise of my feet in the withering leaves.
Oh; I - sigh for thictleys that lithe passed'away,
When my life - like - theryear bud Its season of Myr.
When the world was all sunshine and. beauty and
• Ina - ,
And the IreAV bethed my feet hi the valley of yenthl
Then my heart felt'its wings, and nn bird of the sky
Sang over the lloweri merejoyoubrhan f.
But YoMB 1$ a rablll—and licatitg deceives ;
For loYfotilhtmits th loud In the.whherlog leaves... •
And I sigh thee what the reapers at mom
Came down from the lull at the sound of horh—
when,dragging the rilhe I foll Owed them out,.
While they tossedtlerlr light sheaYes With their
, laughierahoui ;
Through the cold, I ran;
But 11w pllllible3 fareshailoil•bli oir pail' of the man;
Now ;he ;intends of life lie nilfiarren of sheaves—
W bile my footsteps ore hied in the withering leaves
PhiloNophy
%V . 's:et:rile lonely acorn never bound
IN Me rude cold grnop of the rutting grolitni;
the rigid frost n.eve_r_lttlrgen
up -
Tlie !wield alirrve its - bursting-cup-r- -
Were it tieve‘r-sofik'd in the rain- or
Or thill'd by the hrenth of the wintry gale,
It would not sprout in the sunshine free,•
Or give the promise of a tree ;
It would not spread to the Roemer air
Its lengthening boughs and breeches fair,
TO forte a bower where, in starry
Yotinglifee might dream unknown delights;
Or ?tend in the woodA - nniong its petirs,
Fed hy:the clews of a thousand years.
Were never the dull, unseemly ore
Orngg'd from I he depths where it slept of yore;
%Tore)! never cost intosearching'flentc,
To be purged of Meetritytind shame
4
\Very It never ntolten 'llO burning
Or bruited and Lenten by stalwert hands,
It would neeeilte k sown nkn thing of worth;
world never emerge to a nobler birth •
II would never be formed into mystic rings,
T. fetter Love's erratic wings;
It would never shine amid priceless gems,
hi the girth of imps tal diadems;
Nor become to irlie tVorld a power rind% prido,:;
Cheri&lid, adored, and defied.
So, thou, O Onion of noble soul,
Storting in view of a glorious goal,
Wert thou never exposed to the blasts,forlorn—
The mows of sorrow—lite shirts of scorn;
Wert thou never refined in pitiless ate,
From the dross of thy sloth and mean desire;
%Vete thou never tought to feel and know • ,
That the truest love has its toot in Woe, -
Thou would'st never unravel the complex plain,
Or reach hall' way to the perfect min;
Thou wriuld'et never attain the tranquil height
Where wisdom Ourifiiee the sight, °
•
And'Clon unfuldf in the humblest gazo
The !digit and , hinuty of his ways.
THE GRINDSTONE;
THE LOST CHILDREN
g. Tins is tot the same country. that it was I
forty3ea ° ia agti. When 1 first setuautit at the
loot of yonder dal k mountain yon,see's*ay
to tie iniith,'l
wigwam, for over loutteen years. I. remem
ber when the field we are now standing in
was coyered with a dense loiest,ol hemlocks
now you don't see a stump. I remember
when. for twenty miles around, thil moat
splendid Mansion to be met with was a log
cabin, of one loom, with boys and girls as
the principal furniture. Now, sir, just look
around you, and count - from fifteen to twenty
good tranuablvildings, all polished off in red
and whit amt. • l feel that the• world is
Fanning away from. me; It .goes too fag, for
the ideas of an old man, and l
the
even
let it go. 1 love to iiiiiik"of the pine, and
lOok forivard to' the 'future: •Ittleollections 01
the past, Mid the hopes oontiected with 'the
haul - ware alt that is now) ,
.Thus spake Mr. rsitlent ol a northern
'eritittlY lit the State of New
to hearia •liltle things' ineidentat to
life of Whartirforestlpionetir, We intfited.
be .910 WWI , to thke a seat. , mi :Ate' felted;
whew the had.Cuirsell
With Onr irlvitaiien hit'cteeriulif
Seeming hapP'y having met `Witifiniti 'who
appeared , to.take awinteresi in' the things' ol
: t •
• •Ifor t '
,tune-to lock
,
you arstdreit;frittill
• go.tir.'llie earij , ;dayil.of
large. spruceithat.stands by,•ttself, - a 'Minh).
the:east of a red - 4111114x• - • • • •
We-re digit: •
,13weiioliifiii-* OiPtiitilfeliii• o;4bdly•mill
thit:,SettlettinGliitetWoiktiseiti:Yisarsjand•it:
ki*rFuNti.,(lpookf
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'lprixiitT a p4
•
Rif T. DOCIIANAN READ
=1
OY ANDREW„ DVNCAN
CARLIST,E, NOA(EAOER iB4Bl
pilafs before 1 moveth.,try; was a pretty,
cunning old fellow; utifierstood
thotigk dfd but all did'
not:end well with hint.,!, . he eameitiuy
the. country, Be brought with hini a grind
stone and a bartel oFwitiskeictWo yely•good
pieces• of property 'in Mole . tlkys, , and...t he
Man who had thetit i ".vaei-yery-eure to ptck'
mi the lope change 014 . wals,alloat.. When;
money failed, a bil4lol*..'chni 'weld& nn
.swer, an hen'
ping we ways Many 'fin acre of:
• land did the 'Squire ctifir',-,with.a , fewgailbils
;Of w hisk ey, got.eryinito.„ 1114 , all aNe v und
you know saes-.e ill get4:4;:tlren 44y, nrtusl
be carried to the' griit}iii.tents% ea..
5. toUld 'not - efitirdtle"liaYe".'lliti "Eitrine •
worn out- 'tor nuthingwritutvas, kept straight
by spending.a sixPenediOr., shilling in whis
key. Before, one. b.arrell,
.was ont,.the, 'Sqn ire
would always have another on
thfpot ; tin& oe • this - fteelitint lie was corm.'
del'id - a. public benefackrrand was' erected
'Squire,..an office whiult4e held ,for more
than twenty years. I , f l o,neyer for g et thin
last time 1 at. the4tiedsione. Never,
N Ell lotget
tgetlW
'What happened on 'that alayib said we,
'that makes you reinesneor it so well 7'.
'Why, if you have
. I . trnein.hear it, I 'will
W
tell you the hole istoyy . .'„AWas pace alviek
ed ma's, , trange'r, very Winked, a blasphemer,
an' infidel-en& a diuulaid.. 1 - was going to.
tell 3ou about the last ,Anne I 'sun at the
'Squire's
. grindstone. well. I started one
lIIIS . IIIOIIIII/ se the failet:ptirt„of May, will,
a bindlel of corn oil roy back, and; as the
day was long. ,and I had-got an early Start, I
thought I druid g et out manitl and back a
gain by •nigtd. Indeed, - rit was necesstaly
that I should return lISSSAITIS dily, as I did
not leave a pound' of meal in the house.—
We wore dependent mainly. ttpon meal and
milk for a living, as pork pt that sea'Aon of
ihe year wan pretty scarce. .1 did slot take
my axe that morning,' a 0 was in the habit
of &dile ' haying deterninied not In maPe any
Ertl , at the 'Squito's, altlfOugli it lay in my
' ; Hat Ping got alon,oo . .within'about hall
' a mile o6 the :house; 1. -- Was - Overtaken
three - W neighliors, a ith thetvaies, going
to have a ; rind, and of course the . sttine must
be wet: They invited lite to nun' an and
partake be them, its a 'deep of the'newbar
rel, for st Ind beets reported that ti.barret bl
very - surieiler Itasterrived a few days
previous. ..Of .coursel- Aid not need much
.pressing, The new stock was ptonouneed
•
byt all hands ao be eicejlent. and I turned
the grindstone and di auk - Whisk ey unnlimon.
I now thought it time- to - itait for the Mill,
and it did
.seem - ht--Inkillifft walked on a
great deal luster by the ;di die spirit than
otherwise enidd I made no
doubt but-that-l-could-04tomii.bY- nighl-7.-,
But for all Oar speed Whit:44lth L Was get;'
Mfg grounif f - Ftnirrid; on diiiiring at
the mill, that I luttlt,been , *tt Itaura. hi tray:
tiling nine tidies. behave li, bto
'he -ntiller.showekinh.dOition-mark, and
calculated the. timeoknAkAtftbdievauld be no
mistake. ' told-', , AifirOgthti;Witter was
low, and he couldlo,t*lttkiiitnifing.,short
ot.an Noun 11 , Witioimt a milrirke' the
have now-a-days, that cann bush
el of corn in a aiffy. Sinnewriat sabered,
felt vexEd at this7ittitte of things ;..f saw plain.
y I could not get home that night, mid my
children ninst go to bed snimerlesi. I felt.
lead). to cry, for nn man ever loved his chil
dren Inver than I did ; drunkard that I was:
my heart was never cleat give. I ciused
die %Squire's grindstones whiskey barrel and
all, but it was 'of rio'use; my cursing did pot
mend the matter in the least. At last, I
thought, the. children .might "Voice. out with
milk for supper (or one night, and I should
get home bright hnd early in the mornicg.—
I got my'grist about du hour - before sun
doixn, and rethined lour mules, when I put
up at the [Muse oh a neielbottor the night,
(we were' all neighbors within twent y
iniles.)
'I was up in the morning as soon as it be
gan to get' light, and while engaged with a
howeitil bread and milk some one knocked;
the woman of the house went to the door,
and was asked by a 'yr:nog man if Air. B.
Was there: Beinu told that, lie was, the man
entered, and pouting up to me nie,.said—=-
thlr. 8., two pl4o,ur.,phildren are lost, in
th6**Ocithl.' •
• told for I knsw norivhat I
said; but hail :seate'k hid 'of - thonght that the
man wonted to seare•iitik
li iii true,' lie said; I flambee!' clear
down to the mill, loOkink. after you. And
some olthe neighbot's have been hunting for
the children night?:
saw the :truin7was , in earnest. I cannel
4eserihe ruy,,feeliogs,. Waiter: a( that no-
Did you ever feel as lithe earth wits
Sinking away Worn under riar beet, and the,
:whole weight of •the lietiVetts• cornitv , right
down, wig') your head?: Did you inr . e.r feel
lour healflumehiug oguiton:yonr breast lace
a tilen;s:eritarmuer,emf preatening• to force
iltraugh your throat?' ynu riv
er feltAaCyott 'kunie-ekinnettliing la my feel
hugs an that After
!IV leul'l4,44 . oid•dol•bewilder me,-nor.render
irie inaetive.
.I•Auslied'irotn i •the ,house lik
ituidnintil-..siioli : !eining the meiisenger antl
the , grist • far'behiral.' : ''N either stone,
nor 'Olen treesimpeded inY : .eourse. I
young ; then,, and,bew..mutt•ttiire 'mere fleet
Mimi than l was,M.,theopAltiya,„•l lementher.
:nothing of my thoughtiutitn t-hat got *M.
lilt lea Mile Of my awn' house . .. 1 then be
giin enriieeturet , ,whfeh,ol,!my'eliiltltea- it
geoid, be that i.:•tTh
atkinst,'((dhad forgot at
gild rhea Inantioutal.to.). k °aid ,it be. my
awn dear. !fidelrep,ti• :come.
il arfelegia.Miiiifher tether every
her littlkkAves';'sriarklimi dialataidsl4
.Whether i; a rne•iicmkattuk or.fielber, Nally •
was altsyli . rejoieed • tcl Onal. .„ .
yealunfaltildieif;iiif
'-i•We;ilttswitieti•talthelliftirrriatir
.Y ( ?9i . 'l . A illilPs4 - ;.A,5 1 ,A41 0 ,iv ;;ti.r.the-)o,a
att's tears i ,whengemembenpg:,Onditgoolit,
;11 4 %0in
chili ia; l
_ • •*. .:t °Wei': ;,Iv, is. Col
... ..... _
4 cc r i li f v g e li z t _ tt x piy lg iy y ,- e e j o li t t L it L tga tt, e X i imii o o l C i e l
ofh b thol ; , *
the'eaiil'titd thiirThelltitiivtfl
terithle.v,Aaid same ' trithibl'agdit Itit'fhi Y
hotiett, a new,, idea itra o k
ma44l-altange
idea to enter allolili :likfrrilirlee . I thought,
hbio, i f tittetithi a att4he'bitlitilfe'tiik child.
f;dflok IthoPt.svhp:,/t, - ..*aa; bitt , ,doi. th'eltrat't
lomilwry,,itifef,uotagrolll)ert4 *VI a),Gial.i
, ly Au litty lOW 4olft , PlorTiognt QPMPI4IOIY ,
y, ( tuttaTiOA,'Fiit,olTi r otitcettil ' ;idyl tiiititilketlogaioi '
)"*Y,tifiglkol,;..„th.cripatiotef A poor oin.o
1igK 7 ,44,.. ' 1r,V49,:m0: orkpt4gatiAltatl., l ,i had.
, evrtitteyqtk-blitilh,TANd IJA,AfiI nqXlhk
Os :,.#4ltitrogledi' l tin'APPloiCAttinittietiOase.,
!VI o,lte6hhtiiiiaiitte , iitiil4ll l itittliiltiii'lita'
iti:c4PiogitOttild*alce;ttiyistiitY,fieard:lliktifs t
' . i. 04,ti1b.h., otl l iticeilliditit ,l %iittiqtest'.f, , ,4lvia.4`
lipiiipid.ik , t)l4l,-NellYl l,l 4 4 iliiie:vtitliiNihttO
*hreo,4ol,§lo%!Tik'but "theYquacinet4t„fil*
4priiiK.44 PMPO,' away with.'EqY;',lifdelliYl
- •i;'// ,,- , , t‘ , q , s ,
. .
trepeafed, itintl,.save the lesi-chiltlide
of i s poor sinner.' On entering the house, 1'
. of
my wife nnid Si* remaining children,
findilled-tnghthet 1h aco r. They had all
uriell hotil : their fades were at o en;and
wife ItinkLl .M picture cif utter despair.—
'SIM could' not speak, and 1 could
,only say,
lOh Mary • - •
name Clinging around me,
their faces grew bri2 t hir, they kit sure that
'father could find' ktelly and Jamie. 1
.kissed thern• all , anikolit• them they mast stay
ju• the Innitie.wilh mother until I camp back
was about to joiothe meri at the door, who
.were deliberating, up o n the•besi . plan of pin
cvpding, whet, Iny. wife road frranitOf beat,
and iisying hOld of my: arro, said—
'John. the Lord ran sore our t hildren!
4 lirrailgeinente • we'r&now made tor' , :com •
nomeing the search:, , We. were to go forth
two and two,.each fluty having a gun, and
ii 6dhe i party, should be successful in finding
the etildren alive, the fact should be antioun
eed,by.Aho firing of 61): ' guns ; and, ii dead,
three* ins,
_ .
tFerhains 1 had better giVe you spine geo
graphy:oLthe, worlds. My lipase was situa
ted about smile from Dm mountain, to the
nOrtlq , along the base-of the mdintain; runs
a considerable "streittnliolding a eour!;e, hom
west: s in cast. ' From the south - bank ot this
strerien, rock ,rode. ter rock, up
.to the very
serlimit'of the mountain; so .steep and rug
ged, that a deer couhrliardly ;.net a toot-hold. _
-With . the eXeeption-ol two n.r 'Mee , small
fields:, all the'dinntance from the brook was
covered with-heavy timber. nit was while
hunting up the cows, about Alia clearings,
that the children got lost, and it was reason
able to sUppose that they coulni neither cross
tho stream, or climb the mountain, being
only eight . and six years.ht. age. IVe there
fore determined to confine, ohr sbarbin be ,
tweet' the house and the north bank of the
brook, extending •a new tidies bust and trod.
Doctor l'--- - , with tvah lay companion in
the search, said all he co4ld to chber me,
n i t
but the was a tlrOatifiliglity. I could not
take it it to walk, but Mtn iihnt one -thicker
:m
tn.oth r y calling - nut-vrith all - strength; 'Net.
lyl Nellyl Jutifitt Jarnie!' -Mit no'Neify,
-no Jamie answered, No• gun-was fired du
ring the day ; and tightpayely dank Hight,
began' to get -in. 1 determit.ed to continue
the search;but-the Doctor persuaded roe to
return home=ny Mg, we_would have more
help fly rpernintgatid . would go in lufr,
parties.
'We acdordingly returned and lound the
others. had got in before us, but.rao traces /rif
the lost ones had been disePired. -Fires
were now kindled upon all the knolls round
about the house, and a little (Ifier night about
twenty men joined us. The news.liad gone
out - through-the neighboring towns;,and they
all turned out, every man, with his bag 01
protrigliihs add gun, determined, they said, to
find Mein, titian hr alive.
'lit tub cohrse of the night abriut thirty
more arrived, so that by emoting we mils•
tered betweet thy and sixty men. Illy
.littpHif Of rind I tg;,itlive were getting
vbitlbPhlely' ,„ Vflie. night. prayitittli
1 .
'.o;l:ciiih'AtftiV, yl - lefeedittfe'cliildretr. ),- Itfie •
sufferings 'til 7.1 i ~ Willi hiring that long, long,
dark night, were awllil and may not be des
scribed. She sat In thb [thin. kvalehing for
'the first dawning of day; dial vilibn slab saw
the light, she leaped for joy, as if dee day
wrath' bung hack her lost iidants. ...-
'Ali it has been in hag nig ht I' slab said,
the longest B,lli datka I
t that eviw-suw,—
Prior little Nblly-poor IhtleJanile; where .
Have you been all the night 'V Why don't
you cola& to your' own_motheri who has .
watched all the night long' for your cornine.
'I thought my...cup-of affletitat was itlreadY
lull, but how I saiv.that more might be ad-.
ded. ' I was afraid my Wife 'leas about to
lose her reason. On being pressed ie. go
and talkil k olittle,resf, she gazed at me for a
inernefirm, nd tephed— . .
- 4 Yes, John, I will rest. • I will try to give
them up up into the hands of God.'
'1 felt relieved, she promised to go to heal,
and we all preptued to renew the seat ch.—
As we we were about to start, the 'Squire
made. his appearance, and ott—his back a
small keg of whiskey; be raid lie had been
from home until late last night, qr he should
have 'come sooner to otir.asOstance. lie
then drew some of the spirit, and Offered it
to•the. , , . , ,•.
'No,' said I t ' 'Squire . 1 have drank my
last glass, and ii has been paid fur with the
life .01 my two lovely children.'
'What do you mean?' sand' the 'Squire ; '1
don't understand you.' .
. 'Well,' said I, 'if 1 had not tarried six
Items at 3 tier grindstone, as I went to will,
sliduld have got home the same day, and
My tthildrett,,webld have all been here Iliis
morning. 'Yes, Sir, I
. I.lat , e titild it fearful
price for may - lasi glass ; either you Or I - are
their myrdeters.!, - '
'I was sorry,l.'t!aid quite so much to the
Squire, , ,but I felt All 4 said: • ' •
'Song of the men look a little of the spir
it,+r
and our plait or oPeiation, bifing settled,
.vire diVided Into IWO,lineti;'ei'lenilitig Imo
the, -:Jielda, to, the; ; bropk;:olie,litle.• liiOining
westi'the other east ev,iii,
,titan koophig:
Within -sit, few ',.viillic'olhis r .,,i'ighC..litnitl. MO;
and .iii ithis 'eider :tlit,ilWhold•liiiB'l46seil; toi:i
ward,llnuk.iiiv; eavegil:;4loill'illilitl: its 010 Y.
progreiseck'jlialday tiasSoUll okay Au; e the
lorruee; l :tiot ail xt r ali llied;:liti iiiiCei ; 'Mind'.
-At night :•we again' met , tit 'llia . lidilse; tired
40peless.:,-,Overtnin miles frofttseiiitto .west,
had been.,so clesely.examined, that rid living
thilig„ilie,eiZe, 0f.,-it, wootbehuek:coliht have
escaped lletiscinte:.,. The' men looked exhaus
ted and €.aa t: :,: 4 ll.,4p r es, of findingilieuu a
liVe • - *fiFiibw Aliik: and bin' little;, if any
iiiipgs . tertian - in& oh • filidilid'llihlr 'lkitlieS.;-=
SoiniOeeiUitly,to;tliluk,anifuittibi elitirtrosel
. ito . !;,,''.. , l4iciiji r tl'o„,lalily,a!3ll , ,:ye_l,lteliil.qpdtdest
pey.,ol"Oid, : ulutattfulthtveenvell;,l.-went:,itfi
, jollie . : liiiilFfa t i iiihll6„-NeS, Jtigif liind fed -, theit '
•111 jOii:lo,44,(oo4,i,f4iildsi:oiikLPitii:r:.!MititiUk'.. ii,
'.(oui.4..miilti r pp - r„ AtOiTiiilkcaliii'ot.t had wNni:
t ; P:lelOWAiciilo.9rPlrtg.Tiiiiii:i;iiiiT„siaii
•• luri'lhal ''?l,,,pet•Weill.ol,o,criglii;: . , ~,•„.; Y , ~,:,•,,,=
' ,Ol Fad ... ,iii4Ve4iblifor- 4,- attic : on.
satattonli.'oou t; to us low long a Oentotf I
could,,:dive- avithout Jll nod: and , ittOisletl'liiiit
tme ITtmsk i ll-liope.,, ,-; r' „ ifr., ,
~,, 1 1,k n y / sparlr,,ol,fiope remairmd le our
. heeits,lt hied completely away, bk`mor,
fling: Ttirteitiitlai ittittel elev en o'lok•k; 'sorite r
tlasttes el ,Ilghtning Were ileen - i6 the 'Spoilii
teld . ja •less tliatt on-hour ar.most learlUl theta
4RA: et9tet ja - , , ,, , etl ertlAkqus, -Hale:ilea i n ;to , .
rents, ike,yytetr.,•l,il'itv - elikt,':itilit,r,,uptiv,ti i ,zvios,
'leitca,","l s he d'itti.tillit(erffrotia tortiltit bfthe
roots,ior.taistingettplltilittaied'itertkildlrlikef
rme,tifilstmote4ool4otl,olll', more dolacifilf
i llitltitiO'F*lo44lo4 l l,o,4grj= l3 4,o o ,;;ltisi
I ,f teg flash qt`ta.Cll jpingi, 1,11,ce,41,1y..311e11
l l'oeulditeetllids tt"4 '4,0 4r yokko laritbOft cy ,
ry
futliitg - 044i**11 oticthii, frifilettiegivig:itti
drekattillytKiptonliiiiiiitC,Lksriiiiinl9l,k9,.
tyottilityitofiroiktiztioiti4ookythfi , , iillit ni t
k4;', 1 00:10 1 1j* liP!r,4'.4lo4itiNti d 1 itilik
iiiip',totilti?ol.4 - copy) d, 1 lie -, uriii.,
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Ilithigh much exptitied to`the violence of. the
storm, 'during its continuance, had' early re
,kitalletrtheir fires, cooked their breaklast,
and Were preparing for.anetheftlay i s s'earch.
The plan was changed, and they went out
in two's and thrberk Wherever each party
thought beSt; the, signiih . i, howeVer,' $.% ere to
rentain the same as agreed on at'Fir:it. Thii
day, for the first time I. began to Seel my
'strength failing me.. Thad In Set down and
rest every Ind hour'. t • wo O ld' sometimes
fancV-Vecmid hear-the tepoit h glin,hnd
would how my breath to heat' the retied
'pealed, but no tepetitien 'weidd lolloty: Al.
evening' Settled down uprin the woods, we
again'asseintield of the house. Every face
now Wore - tin - expression of deep and Settled
hopelessness, and little for a time vaa'satt.l.
At hist the' questiOn - Witi: put by the Doktot—,
We continue the search'?'
'A pause followed, but the the Doctor ad
ded—'l fur one will not give it,ifp.'
So said the greaterintrt; but the prospect
of finding the children was so
about fifteen lett during the night In the
morningowe musterod forty men."' All,seern
---....liscouraged.. And the- question-a- 1
whether tt "
uric(' their. triode, whither tt was
hest to rehew thp search or not. The Whole
Kerned to
. waver, and finally all came to the
conclusion that larther efforts would Lb
. _
1 went to the howe' Mond the Doctorond
informed hint of the coneresion - to which the
ut;in had come. I begged . he would pill:la
ver to change their:minds:—jiist to try one
4ity more, and then. I shohld be resigned to'
my tale, whatever it might hk..; ;: .1 did net ex
pect lo" find them alive, bbt I 'thought it
would . Cie a great &tinfoit to know where
they,
.were buried. My wife on hearing the
delete ination of • the 111611, - went out and
pleaded with all the earnestness cd 'a berea
ved mother ; that ilsetu!cl dy one day
mete—Duly ours flay, t! The Men, (for
they were Men a..d not bfithd mil
er'it tears . ) quieldy replied : to
_satisfy • tier,
they would -continue the Search another 'day,
not that they had the slightest expectations of
•Thiding 'the- ehildrem all-abut-out
bdily,fipteading In el/611•11frbetIon, and eve
ry oust, taking his atm coursb- I had {;ht a
bout two mules froth the hoitse, when nbar
neon, I distinctly Heard the ,report limns
ket. I 'tell down as_ it a ballet had gone
through My' heart... There y:.
lab:retithless,
trembling in eve 4 limb. A Ibither loud re
lieit like . that of a cannon--I intriped 'to
feet, staggethd torwaFd lbw paces, and fell
again to the earth. A third teport soon fol
lowed, Mid then all was still. The story. was
now told—the dent children were tound,"but
titer were dead !
. .
ker
. _ . . .
'Oh!- the agony df that Moment! I feel it,
yet; I roiled dr. the.- eittili—l strove: to be
culm-1 tried to be reconciled-tried to thank
God, for restore% their dead bodies'. I would
look once mbar upon the (dee of thy 'little
Nelly and altlioUgh they wcield no
more come to meet their, lather. I remem- -
berell thy prior wile, thilktese frith the earth.
I' knew she needed ini;ittpin . ::irt, littler'thet it
colild be,ln .Euvriticcipg 4hietrlaritatitieic-12
When I had_ of 4ipiiiimito:,oool::
,l,
my heme, I. wa rt 'Sat* kf'"ihe report of a•
gun ; rinother, an'sl'anilititer lellOiCed iri ruiCk•
succession, slid for eight Or ten minmesthere
was nothing but firing. All this perplgi6il •
Ine-1 knew hot what Manaus of it.At last
I thought the , tnen he'd till got in, and-Were
discharging their gtins, that had been/loaded
1 for several 1.145, . , - . •
i l
'As I r iipproaclilid thb Ifoltse, a sbentr'pre,':
spilled itself which led...sme,to-thirik th at MO
Men litid.all gone stalk' mad. They were
ditocin,, , ?, and; lthonting - and 'copetleg in hula
I most atitiiragant pieta:hr. •Cau the Children
be dead., thought I, and all.this going mil—
-1 rtislied throgh tho bibwri, and us I mitered
the house. little Nulty sprang into my arms,
crying, 'llene comes my Millet, hete comes
my own lather I' -Poor Jamie was Very fee
ble, but he %Shit alive; and that was enough..
'When the weeping spell. was' over, (In
quired wliereilley'lutd been found, mill who
found them? As soon ps the DoCtur Cobh!
speak, he Came forward and ittild that !Mit:
self and Mr. 1% had taken a direetion that
led them tc the batik of the stream, and the
toot'ol the mountain. The melted hail tiepin
-gone over before, yet tliblight '
it nritglit
be well to examine a lifite -rook Irliftifirt/i
the bank of the Nook.' 'lt warn not long bet,
tore they discovered the prints . ct' little bane
teet„appittently golug, into the strearri.Thei
immediately :dossed, taint' climtriog,a,4le•
ways up the mountain, diacovPred what ap
pears to have been a camp, Where the Phil;
!iron
,iiirtust.have passed a• night. Little pie
ces el •bark had been collected, and ma
iranoltes broke. , _oh frtan the surrounding
bushes, with' whicl:l they had (Milted if SIMI;
ter Ott leavitig this , cdthp, they had aSeett-
dad the steep face ol•the rnottntain, leaving
irriVki•of their course sufficient to guide the
Doctor and his cornpunion. After dicratW
blitig up for halt an hodri dometimeg on their , ,
liari:Js mid knees, (Hey gun , betel el diem tuff
of jeets of their search, sitting quite hontent:
edly.it, a little hut; formed .by placing balk
and branches ye it rod', befween two.le.rge
roCks, that lay fiber ttweilter: They had
lived m
upon gum, and had laid in (pine a lit
tle stock for after use. The boy was'sorne
what feeble, tali. the :fill was lively and well.
They knew they %vele lost;, : but thought they
ikotthl Hod the it ay Horiiti by and kt. The
men took them in their arias, and in a wort
time placed thlitn by the side ol their moth
lir. ,Nptice tnust v fltiti he / gihin of the disi
eovery, nod lilt did muskerwas loaded and
fired threw: liinbel, but as 010 3 1Dector in Iris
joy had used lits powder rather frekly, ut the
thud dischdrgh fhb olJAl t ang bun 7 t. „ '•
• 'No 'one wad hurt, but the , sigtitils Were of
courge,storiped, Until tile 'den tea:trued frOm
the search, expbbillig to find • thorn iledd..=
On, learning, the auto; it genital •,f!riag'lffek
place:, I have nett; teltl.yeu,lllcr : whole foes
_!y , ,, ,Tilli lOsff.pl.:ltty ettlltlrdltf,:fill,,alo44.l l Yll
matle frifi'A ttliet'r 4oritt dia., tin :kilt rfee that
"lifirrfiliKkfrientl that;l'alitlife4V:9 l °lle r-t h ati a
brtitifoV"-.: 1 , 11 at Pnni .whOse.ii9W 3 ,9:ol' (l " , 61110 '
t e I ni c. , an anis iil 1 . 1 •
..„,...r, t-1i... .
g fir n r .4 : : .•1 re ..
,- • ' . WI.. ttr y trlll,l-, /
giving:ruff 'ttl enjor'd"),(itid ;lope throdgk
grac,e..licktilwer , :iiistisif 'Wh ' itikfly; tupp,
oebritriCY; Irma that' flay to Oils.
' rf 13tit - what; beearfAW bl the ' 1 8qUf .11 re 'ant?. •hbe
r glindstbAtiV„,:': t. : : .110: ;,: . ' , ~ . 4 i t ',.,)
.a,(Welli,theaohldititiii iiigi, , kl3 , . .).,,d tilpret
Illcdto` ;. m
st4', ; :ucti , About: itn`l.,.o4lle.of , the ,
, Imiet,foi,, 14 . 4 COuritry wet e i tt If titled dowp 4
' 'ti . pyrt Ilia Jit,.4tatty art‘slw. Ni';ir.ititig W 4
Itlborikir leil'EClPefi tura tlifl ' ir ti,t4il l 9l)cti'.
di r i l h'ff..otflit'l4 . oi, ( 4.iiiidd ,.. :ilithib) r bit' if.
all v g enyv(offi he 'iliel ; y hisoo c ,illkia
. o, h ,
a ii 4.00 tioth fitifois,kier #0,6, (Wily, Igaip,
:6f:to,. kit,id iiiti'imit,ie AA velbtpiOrieo 4 oo 1
AT'dill'iledsWerfiattite';'''wyblthinlik -= siii r la%4K
,i,iiittliikNtit ivith)litge'eltijili:Oittoilii,sr , estte r
ocif
'.\ll6:;lll4,tigitigt6d, I, , ,epsl,lomitViljii_y#o w ad i
iqlsto4 l o l 3 -.- . lo i ,OePi, gift 3sV.4* rhhiP-‘
~ , didglittiebY6tl„lioi?4!)teo7oll tlttptioVO gent'
is r ..: '• f!c.l.fiqt,tit .argii , "'
i if,,,4:fii.c'..Y .f ." , r," = ~; '•%• `, --- '"‘,ATA;'‘,-:
, - ' t t ' '', jii'A' ).? .' :t ';''' '''
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- Nos X:
' - arry -- five. - DO
ow weVery - one hia 'awn faun,' and'64, threw
gills are married to good and
Little Nelly lives in the white hblis'e you seii .
down in the hellew. , Shit Often:biditsof her
'trip to the eiblintitin, atuF (in-view ol
the, change it wrought iy Iter ( fall et T.tip
nihkes.rill things Werk.teifether fok tab
tit those wee lovem' , 141:1:snit utntAilebl
Woman have s'neirt aay tog'et4;
ei, Mid are liq'w
„waiting the call that : h will
brivg lis !to. ii.VelfefutuFarrtinxii ; • • •
tivsmek
11. , vis BO iloiibtitsceetlirigli.dithcalt,.anii
perhamoimgeseilifii; hi deffne whitielhatlabi
ends - ond -thrson begin's.; lif iihilifile.: • But
that shine Of them' are endoWed with, a, focal: •
ty which floes hot (tine bio'clet Mb iibei.hBL '
non 61 instinct, will,l think; haidly,allow of
a dispute r - Th i s, es if ettjkes nie,e,figf.,kit & it i
the different degree; til intelligefiga i cyliicii
we tire accustotned at ibitbgbiliblikbleviiinft
one spe'cies of militia! 11b'ove aliilthhi4-ais the
hull-reasoningeleptiald 'lei instanCsenil.the
:dogrthe-triend-of-itilifti,, iv_ilie-in - Banat
bf one ttilli„bie w ould thibik, hilinlibh as of
another, must belull and petiktdiiii.l Vrabld
not admit al our i•titisifferhig the degree, bi
intellistence manifested' in one, species as
'higher or, lower than thit poisessed .bir. anos
..
titer. -- Agicin, nivoh - tnore must we conceive .,_
that the proper instinct of . any,species will
be fully, and therefore equallyipoteetated by ,
alkindiciduals of that species; - lititir ,then;
upon the notion of mere ihstlhbt, §liall vii
account for that superibrity bi inthllighlitti
which in found in one individual, tb btheril
tit the same species, and which is fatuiliat
to those who are emploiltd about; of lb lack ~
way in the habit of.koildereink with onimal;t $
Bin that which appears to me most decidedly
to carry the faculties of animals to something
exceeding the measure'and chara4er of in
.stinct, is the now alid ingeniblisblihtrlVanbea
to which thby atilt otlbhi !faith iebourse, in
situations; cud hpon bithasions, much too mei, _ ,
cidental ainf_ph.callat_lead.teil4slbur,imagins
Mg that , thist bbblilliffkit bhhn conteniplatell,
and plOOLled filth-lit .1h the teglilat Iretilhbi .
of Viii ,whole species. Ibitituiti we should .
naturally be disposed to conceive, must have
been given - to regulate the ordinary habits of
the animal, and adapted to these exigencies
t - d ilida 'melte of life which are continually •
(motoring, not to such as do _rarely, ,-anti ` _
might, one would be tempted to say ; never
occur. A law instances will, •. perhapsitet
ter 'explain - what I mean, slid • natty mints
persuasion thim a mete argumetol. . .
A-gnat lt,nan, e good shot,lentti.- - faitoritii.
told pointer to a friend who had - riittch.morii
to accuse hiniselloLlti_frigh*ing-tharrie
slanglitering paiiridgen. Alter NWl6Ol4ly
tiring' at seine birds wiiibli 'hie 1411: pined
had found for We; the dog - Mid away 14 . .
apparent disgust, welithonfeititiliteiet Could •
be -persuaded to abblitriptitq , nth fialith per:
son Illtntwards: Ye, - . ',.• -,„.* .._ .
I haielefienb r eeh'ilkill e titibdidith*;ffehint; "z,,
41m mibtfririn 7 Whteh'ibtiffilt,filiko Allkok. 4
, iti , . ,l-13 itelifialtiiik 7 .ebiliiiii,Vii - Alt.W. - -14i','-' Ilfeil • •
1 (1
ficiivi:then - thie thdffilitibk:'lhhie;,:mkt eiti , - , '
route thtilliselithe iiir.ihelF-hifid leggifilfe.A.--"
'epti I ig,- entangle %itiell'iffitijii iii•lhtelettek ••
,branches 8t thitifitergllosltialit bah br,;iwci
shalins, whlelt make stupid di thedhitles fail;
and then qUibkly pick glean ,iliP
1
A fly-cittblihr tit/admit:l ,Tisola):liailloilili .
its nest in a
.pear treeogamet
,my fflarOti
wall, and .1 -- hild once or twice istpppeil end
!milted . sit - the bibd as shit eat bin het:h§st.;.—
Consiag one ornoniliog, and' lititkiod for th 4
nest, I bodhl not find it roe !pi:ft - e'en*, btit at
last discovered it,'cianiplifelYelteia4 ip.eg:
,pearance, the external naafi 0141'i - be imw -no _
-in somaegi eh assimilated to lfs siiittititin,
Some of the leaved 8t hid iiitit.ireir al so
seehteil to have Winn drawn Mere ii/Veilticl
nest,
as it for the ifuipose of cOncialTent.
A. image browh slugiinider its way bile II
gla;4l.litch, where . theopelfilleit'bf, - thh bees
could be dislitibly seen: Hliiiiiekilled the .
slog, and findiog that they 'Were unable to .
get it hin 01 the hive, they covered 'lenisir
with the dilek resinous substancecaffe'dtb:
Polis, , and aills proventhll i Mis
...Ititily& ' a
nuiitincli'tellittcnlohl.• . IniettifitiadatiMive
one 'ol ilia edininoll , brown•shelleff stialiti
alio genie(' ad mittlibee: ,Insteati-of.imbed:
ding, it In progolie, the bi.tis haniiihted them
selves ...e.liltAxing it ib tile :bottom-Of fife
hire liy ptastering the nilithi Wlthillit - sub:
tltaneti. , 1 Aidve now .iii: my.•Misselildit ii
liguldr flidiffesitilin ,lhadei of, propohef itibil .
of e of lay stock , of bheslllatthtt at fie, end
_trench of their hive,-ti enable them . the bet'
i
tet to profs/id Metnselvee from thmattioke of
.Waiiis. 'By means'ol this fortification, a - law
hobs could effectually guard thei entrance; by
Jesseitlr.g, the spnee et. admission, which' 1
hail neglected to do for thetn: '',--*.'..,'', ..''.-'•
.fieesr.aticiw great ingenuity imithiiating.the, • .
ittcwivelifoneit they expertept4Viriite•thit
slippetind .4 ot, glue, tithl t.ettiteihtk‘ii . ,i,f, a:id
'What' we, csiti°,conceive lhat;. - 2metty instinct'
ould!biOle them to do . ~ ,d ateinthe,habif •
hi ii njii rig - sea:ill , glass .. glottes en,,,,ltlisi dog; of
- My-straw. hiiiee, joi the..puipotat - itt haying
them filled with 'honey ; and I.,blv.e,inveria
bly fojnitlinat •liethrt3 the bend commence, the,
Foostriloiyie':"of bombe, they, ; :place :11 - , gum;
imit'll'her el ttpoiti,ot criut , atregulabtfiptaneee
Irani etibti,Utiter, which .ei4ve - r.es;edilyn,iyoy.
10 6 i fitalfß , ' . Oll thk, , ellititery giiif#,...fincti:beet .
re!ttiti:4„ . .ite on kittrtlihiset'ytlth..iwpitliihilpaic
Of legs, '''4•llll6tht . h Aaib•-cie!iii. , '*:PE,e; - fiogked
wifftliiii - Ifiti.a.'iono s ll4if , :fh l 49 l ).4ll?o - ift!. l . l l
11/nViiiiii.,foi t ropm. c lautAtrf-AitlitOareil'
which th'e,,,,iii3rke re..bilt . , 0 titglitti . ii,,iiiiiiitt ,
ilii 3. :oii 'hild befiii!'-itl tintekb,'..4hilir. combs
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