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VOLUME XLIX.
eatb-o i ;
De Jelin J,
nrAS'itEtVIOVED °filen and dwel
' ILA ', a Act the hoiree'intihining , hie Drug Store
en Weet:Higli.iititet.L_L_:_'• 1
• • -
-Willis .
' —Dr.
lt AtPATE 'or the iere m fieii Medical
117gollege,of re sp ectfully offes
ht_wefeestcnut•pervices
in tlie_pr4F.tice of Me4i
. -biaeitSirgery:and Midwifery.'•
__,017-FrCE:lVelui residence of.ltis father in S.
HAnitveiefreet,direcily opposite Morreta ' Hotel
anst,the..24 rtdabYterican church: np 7`t 17
'Doctor Lippe, • , -
HOMOEOPATHIC Physician. Office
street, in the house formerly smelt-
Ofed by Dr. F. t hrmam op 9.'413
Dn U. LOOn4s,
. - • .. •
,Ll.' perform nil'
1214411-.1.,' operations upon the
•IP - Teetit.that Are regal ,
ted fotrthbirpibsorvation, each aa Scaling, Filing,
restore• the loss' of them,
by inserting Artificial7Teiiii", - from d slug
sett. - 0:7 - Office on Pitt street, a few
bora ISicutli of' thi3 Railroad liotol. Or. L. is ab
ieni. the lasf ten•dey,s of eveyy mornit.
Wm. T._Bro
e.,
A.,u
V 'O4lOA
A 71 1 011:N . 8Y 'kfCo-A.'o, Office with
Adair„ Esq. in — a rahrim's - , new build -
hg, Opposite the Post Office. mar 31 'l7
TTORNEYO
iri - i he. SO verfil
. giThle ill Dtj•
Car
'OarsoxL a, _Moore,.
ATTORNVX AT LAW. Came in
. the ; ioem lately - occu,pied, by Dr. Fowler,
gecemsedrl, - num - 31 '47
•
R. A. LairOorton,
ATTOILSEY AT LAW, Harrisburg,
-np 24'48
WIUGIIII I-- V, - SAXTON,
, .
tg.lb,olfTDltS 'AND. DEALERS IN FOP.-
' DIGN k DOMESTIC
Dleas,fraiils, Dye Stiirs,Dil, Iron, Sreel. Nails
&c. would hilite' the attention of persons want
ing goody. id tjteit .liee, to the. large assortment
t hey 'littve'SneA r ietifed l .and which therciffer
the itery lowokeeyihjtipees.- - feir2.3
„ . _
• Dyeing • aend - S . cowing . . •
. _
I LLWIA-Mg BLAIR, in Lirfitlier Street,
• ' v 'ir#ii: iliiiGoilege, dyes Ladies' apd - llontlo.
mien's iiptiarrel, all colors, and - warrants all work
to be daiislactory.. Orders in his brie respectbill'y
solicited. , ;
,- , 6 „lei) 2 'l6
John P. Lyne,
WHOLES'ALE And . Retail Dealer in
FdroitgauMl Diatomic. Hardware, Paints.
Deb GlAss,.,VOrnisli.lie. - nt the old OtIVIll in N.
Iflamtar.,stront, Carlisle, hus 'just received from
NSW . Y.irk Ai& Philadelphia nlatemddition to
his formor stoele,lo which the attention of boy;
ers is requested, as he is determined to sell
over than any other 'hoase intown. nprl9
'ldiglstrate's 01Ree Removed.
Vi.E•oiliai of the subscriber, a Justice of the
Peace; has been removed to the house adjoining
'the store of Mrs. Weakley, in High street, Car
lisle, immediately opposite the Railroad Depot
and Winrott's HMOIL My residence being there.
1 girl' always be - found at home, ready to attillid-
Hiebusiness uf, the priblie. In addition to the
dating of a M igistrate, I will -attend to all kinds
such as Heeds, Mortgages, BMWs,
Indentures Articles of Agreement, Notes
yhich will
Indentures,
dxectited in n nem manner and ac
r (cording the most approved ftirms.
The Office lately occupied by me, in Mr. Gra
hones building . te for rent, and OOSSPESSiOIIhid im
mediately. The rentsis low and the loan • gond.
jun Id 1818 . GEC, VtpTIS:G,;
glainleld.olllsslcal Academy, •
_(o_yn-*ILES.2yEST CAILLtSLC.)
I) AY, N '
'loh, 1948. , The number of Stu
4.3uts they are, carefully prepared
rfor.o4llego,'coitniinehoitse, &c. &e.
dientsiailociating with the vicious or depraved,
iheiitCroOtote Cram town or village, thouglueasily_
I:l'.a.lcessibleby State Ito to CitattOerland Valley
Attila> I, both - of which pass through lands at,.
-,.:imbed to the
&it. c. •
g 9 tra-164,*!aglilak, see.) 850 00'
lettiiiLor Greek • - 4 F -. . ;5 00
Amitr„„iiintalimasie - .10 00
, Pfench. teridit'it,, NT, .• 5 Op.
^Circtilari with re"forAnct.tt;ltect, Corni4hea
•tr. oeu Il: It. IC. BURNS,•Principal.
• -1- ;'s WASH IN GT3 AT.; HOUSE
tr*rtxtmnpAtp, PA,' •
:Pdpidar .licaie,safF:reeently,andergpne,
euithisar.a .
firlia",'N a*, ti7,10 , 1,111:711i10; gib b e at qtpitity:
aild'others, - ;veitiag
I.... * :Aliala,at,jett,..9.l.l..yerritneat;,wil) find a vaiy,,'de
13,11,WAS - - •
)-;•117-tto8094,••mi.i6rpat,: -•- • • •
Agent.
4 't ,;.vtibilriii)6ll.l.ll4;.:Euitt, Perry :
•
, V,!i! F.Aii*FiAsi•A9,siYpq
1 - 444-1, ' ,travelling ,
but' 1 ,444,thki. ht5,..145.0.,gm0v from (ho
, • tr: hiigt#od,Jcp.own WOibly's Intel:
by, johli,
hi
49;` bifir tit M anoigh% itinet;•llphr.tholpixb.,
, 1
1-*lfjuMitta'llo344i9fitlPiirtr and
- . 1141 Ch, Whilf3 lo . , Y , lhn
•'o4,l..L.9r4ir.,honthijith's a hpflihw,hpi ber
il;fo'no444l4biiiii4l4l Nit fa.'
- 6,‘!eittrfibr thiii`4ol4,4lBofiniablo iv in
accootimion
4f)."eopt:
AAftgoOri,' o Mntk.°
e I";
SY *che4 . 49 0 0 ,g(pisp".4 1 ,::1
toilful ,Q,ktbirlytal , oliyoiti toollangci.-"
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vaoll.l^67APllol.4fr, inAllt,pl:.
ƒpr -
- t
7,77,t7:795Ci11iffl F,>o
4 +.
etr..'lealm 11104am:00 $ n n
ohlitielhofforqoAßAWS7 lo !
[„,., fAfkil irkliVete4:o;loof,rpttnr44l , 4l,..l n tin
f!r
....t.416.
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01e,,R., iraltilisottmetOtosyy ,4qt, won :
041wArtT , T.,, invOlgoaltoulciero; for. ,inik,hri
It.
',,MpV , Vifi ,. 4 44l o...Wast ro gi:
:.1. , .:i ,, , ' c'l;piftlki.: : ...1,)
::, ':',4lYAC,,ci,4tt:q!'.7;:.'ViVi,c::,:;'Z'-.';'tlgr,•z:,'-t.i.'0.75,5,;!7-
3isitrdnii eainpatiis
•
Equitable Lifejnautance, Annuity
and TraD Goznpany. -
OFFICE 74 Walnut street, •Phiadelphin.—
Capital $250,000. Charter perpstunl.—
Itlake Insurance on lilies tit their office in:Phila..
delphia t and at their Agencies' throughout the
Statesq,at - thOowest rates:of-pretnium. .
Eatenfo insuring at $lOO on ti single Life.
: • •
. Agn.• -- -For-1 year. For 2 years. F Life
20:' - Sr I •
.91 260
30: , :- .' ~99' ' • 1,30 2,44 •
40%;; - 2," .'l 1,29 1164,,.7 0
50.;;:.: ~ 1,86 2,07 I °,94
's9'
- E:Ciois.t.g.—A person aged 30 years next birth
day,: by paying the company 95menfk would Se
cure to his family or heirs $lOO should he die in
one year ; or for $9,90 he secures to theist $1000;
or Ihr $l3 annually for seven yairs he secures
to them $lOOO should lie die in seven years; or
for 820,40 paid annually during-life, he secures
$lOOO te 'be 'paid when he dies. The insurer
securing his, own bonus, by the difference in
amount of premiums from these charged by
°Thor oflice's:' For -$49,5$ the heirs would re
ceive $5OOO should•he die in one year. : I
Forms of application and all particulars mey ol
be hairet tie office •of FRED'x Ws - TT.T•;• Esq,
Carlisle, Pa. .
~ 3. W. CLADIIORN, Pros't
li. U. Trrcirtve, Sec'y.
FR ED ' K. WATTS, Aley.
pr. D. N. MAnost, Medical 'Examiner.
• .nt1229-1y : . •
•
. .
111 rimCtiCe .
'plend coun
opposite the
• fob 9
The Pranklin Fire Insurance Gem-
papy of philadelphia.
OFFICE, Not 163itThestrut street, near Fifth
street
DIRECTORS. ..
Charles N. Bancker George W. Richards -
Thomas Hart '• , Mordecai D. Lewis!
Tobias Wagner Adolphe E. Bone
Samuel Grant David , 5 1.4. Brown
Jacob It. Srnith. Morris Patteri•on
Continue to make insurance perettial, or Rini
tee, on eyery description of properly in town land
country, at rates ns low as are consistent with
security. The company have 'reserved a large
contingent fund, which with their capital, and pre
'Mins, safely invested, attord• ample protection
to the itistAred.'s'
The: assels of the company on January Ist,
141.1 R, as published agreeably to imam of Assem
bly, we're ns follows, viz:
Mortgages $R90,55R 05
_ Real Estate IOS 158- 90
Temporary Loans 124A59 00
Steeks---. 51,563 25
Cash on hand and in Minds of
agen.s,
Since . lhOir incorporation, n period of eighteen
years, triey have paid upwsti:ds of ONE N111.1.11 , N.
TWO HENEEED. TEOVNAN DOT.I.AIIB,I4ses by fire,
tVerchy affiftdine 'evideneb of the ntii.antages of
insurance, as' wi , ll as the ability and disposition
to meet with promptness. all liabilities.
CII A 111,ES BA N tan , Pres' t.
eIIAS. G. Bs eOOO, See% ' feb 2
The sobseriber is aqui for the above - company
for Carlisle and its viettn , y. All applications . for
insurance either by mail or personally. will be
promptly attended to. \V. D. - SEY OU It.
Fire Insurartee. • `'. •
r(11-1B ALL.P.N . N!cn PBNNSBOROUG II
j Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Cum
berland county, incorporated , by nit act of Assem
bly, is now fully organized and in operation, un
der the management of the following commis
sioners, viz ;
Clit. Stayinnn. Jacob Shelly, Win. R. Gorges.
Lewis flyer, Chritoion itzet. Robert Sterrett,
henry Logan, Michael Cockliii, Benjamin h.
Musser, Levi Merkel, Jacob Kirk, Semi. Brow
ell. Pc. and Meichoir Breneman, who respect fully
call the attention of citizens of 'Cumberland and
York counties to the advantages which the corn-
pane hold out.—
The rates o 1 insurance are as low and favorable
as any company of the kind in the State. Per
sons' wishing to become members are invited 'to
make application 90 the - agents-of- the-companyi
who are willing to wait upon them, at any time.
JACOB SHELLY, President
lENitY'I'OGAN, V. fres%
T,r.wis 111 En, Byereht!T
31' WHAM.. COCKLIN, Treasurer
.
'-'"Neilwrilßuctoph , Martin, New 'Camber land
-Christian Thud. and-John C. Dunlap, 'Allen; C
it:...tinrmoh. Kingstown; Henry Zenring, Shire
-niaristnwnT-Simon-Ovel , WurinieN'sburg; Ro
bert Moore. Charles 'Bell. Certisle.c.•
Agtmts for York e;ounty—Jacob Kirk, gene
ral agent; John Shertiek, John I,k in, J. pow.-
limn; Peter Watford.
---1-kgents-forliarrisburg—tiouser & LoehriVan.
sTall 9 . • ,
IAftI . CUNI lirAtLAl4l.) VALLEY . .
4 1 .Arfitiedi .11 1 rotec n tion Coin' y.
Ill'IIII: . CUMTIE111,AND IILE
C'"*Al PA Nil , nil
under the directiou, of the Tollow log board of,
aciagees fth,the etnuing year, viz C.
'Millet', l'residect; Srnitiel Galbraith, Wee l're
'Datni 41 W . McCulloogh, 'Freashrery A.
G. Mkll er .Secretary, anieeWeakley ,Juloi
'l'.
'Green „John Zug, Abraham , King. :Richard I
Vt'moda, Sainuel littatoc. real ,• licott
Coyle; Alexander travidson. There are itlgo a.
.nuuthcr Of Agents appointed, tho adjure ct
ymtiutea., who will receive applications fo r in..
aurattue atcrl torwaril ahem inttnedintely for ap
'provalto the Cilire of cite. Compit tly,at.heti the poi
ihy will be i asned without delays. „For further
initrinatipu . lhe b ) T.-t a i rih r- 117 - € , inlilith) •
" I ' llOS. C. NIILLFIII
A. G. Mitt.e.h,Src'y.
The following godlier -Feu hare been appointed
flag. ,Weatpcastaboro, Gen
end J gen!t •
S. A ; . 0 14 ' :a a l e . 9
• •
1 .11)1i M i Cal i " 1; P r" '
Georgic Brindle, Mont a ne, " AH
3 !".•
iBlOtihdtt.-Culbeylaftiqp)plip.titqkor'A‘,
Septeml~eri r ?g.ls 4 7 n ',"' ; ' I
• ‘i!
•
,Try . ..3lr,;,:r:lrrt.. 4 oV , T.A . ;,iiiik,affikeiio the
he I.iiattni , : V' 'goikble `P,tennnhP.Plasteio,
e.nnidititti of 'which ` loifwand.fried*ifi:.
it RVei...;beetr . LentAfttetijril y
Itlr.‘Croop #h m 0.0 y,
• 6f 'Pytdrinvkii' I.l , ry.nt;:44 o the;Vellon'AVqmbi t
'Alow'rF,?lnntoolle,hie..lllq4igri.6lte.rerit§eingitir t it re.
and aneedy cure rho short ep4"eierttempt
iB
'eltniinrltit,thelcountOstrinettnitnente;fted.4:o.'enTl
.
eisc,itynaogu
Thle . .))e feels, jue=.
'tifiedin'4initti4,kinheinueliiteVertite; , noi failedi. iii
cusinfit,o4,o out,-:O(..three . ithhdrgtl:nhtl,fiftr
elee, 0 rtf: , ;Dow:ii,iiiif 1)ox..! Sithi in La to,
9' , rjOitcYc• eneDe." 4 .l 4 : . V.M.VER§:
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1-dtaitthinttitig'
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1
' • • - $1:
Mil
35,373 28
$1,220,047
WM
!greeter; furyomildnerenee the "earnestnesis.of
' hie pursuit; while tilltilir vital pin vre• flignil
ittiposaible,for BM biteiffmatrlartned his-shield ;
Several times lid . Haypthe, best marksman
of our partyv.taise•his..rifielibat as often low.
ered it,•nnable , te Coveri,Pny sprit Wliciie his
ball Might:fell, anil'noW he .Waited • intent
and anxiciustfor.4hiernote -favorable - Mo-'
merit •Ever.instrint deepeneddlie intensity
of our powerful:- 'ilitereet. There; his eyes
glatlingpMsimeruthliill-open;-and-the-laige
-rogglirongife •stinting:betWeen the far -expo- ,
setliteethOvaslhe Wild' (March, of; the wit
-iliititiiiiTtilifigiW.fallh attlikeAtiritaity - h - r
n
‘the 'four -pavvic.i.W;il•P' c row ledge ofi,rock,
and eitriVing' with 'all„
.18 energy to bring. tip
his hind feet',-'andprepare for t he , ohe spring
- which theft weal& earl. him •to his `victim;
while , buti - a7•leW4eithbove , him..swung -the"
seemingly ehildislifferm.ot little,Windlogle,
appealing. to , our.rpity, • not 'merely , : by his
peril, but by. his diminutive size and over
whelming 'emir.. l'he; , llottentol, , and: yet
more the far darer besherraw is said to be the
fovoitteprey . ol - the.lion; ari ' d , certainly 'there
seemed'soniething.if • rattle-snake facination
in hie influence over theitiny creature. , '
- eiW indfogle - 1:- NV indfogle l" ' , once more
crietl_o_ut_Vaittlap; Aiming over the Miff' a
ropeof4hrongs• which we had quickly knot.
red togetheri - "clitelrthe - reiin, boy) and we
will draw you .01)15. • Don't- lonic down, but
catch the helm;. come, quick I" . ~
Thus. abjured, Win d fogle caught.the thong
'bet - chsti.neyertheless,• another 'glance beloW
—td seethe Beni with a fierce growl, spring
forwiefil - irr that decisive bound hediad 'eh
long been Contemplating. At the same mg-
Mend Haylfiredj tore reserved shot then wee
useless;. but thigigliPven grazing Windfogleis
shoulder, it merely loclged in Mat pt his. foe,
and hindereli Pot Phis spring. • - FOrward he,
darted . ; bet,in,thavVely instant the bushmani
• was swung clear `elf the - rock on which Ire
Plighted. Yet quick as we might be, (he ti-.
on might Demi . ..Mier in pursuit; and where
might that endl: - PiTlielhought.was needless.
The fragment-04%k. which Windlogle had
`.aung, toe sligli4,lmberlded to bear the pon
derous weight' nOrettat upon it, gave way
: at . once; and, rolling down, bore the lien=
with it to - the loot 'ol"dlte precipice. Sullen
ly he rose, mitlghveidfimself. a hillky shake,
thew, .withetil brining, 'single look upon us;
moved off ' leistreeyin the direction -oppo
site to rids recenOniri a certain halt in his
gnit betraying thit(ite had net come scathe. -
lees through the'Aginest. Wegave him , a
parting volley, (*.which he took no hued
and in a few triiMiteelte had passed beyond.
our sight. ' .:.L. - • . .
So ended• onisly the wildest features nt
that eventful dayirOisport"—it had . nearly
m
proved se elldt4eltiel to W indlogle. And
JlO4 'Alter ' awhili!Ov#:,were • ready to-stirt
again;but lookik*inial first for the Kafir
i lO 0 41 him his-liMinisid vewaril, - he was
Invisible. Generbeiycnith! he had served'
Pe pot for hire..4iol_ , het-but helped Mundell;
lor, Inking adveigge- of the confusion, he
llnal driretinfl - a' -,,essilinirsi-x-of-ourborses
saddles and altytmine and Hays amoug
them,) and tosaOhthing of other hurdlers,
lenVing u speedtio.v;lopiruint.our..nunaber.
'iiiissibly - cotisitir lig- pear Vinittogle would
have nn further need of Tie. No one espe
cially ehroniclesjhkes against himself; so all
our friends merriment at the expense of Hay's
and my own plitinnthropy, and the satisfac
tion we (1111$1 leel in enabling inn Kafir ,pro
lege to buy himsell a wile (or two, perhaps,
it thei were going cheap at the kraal) slinll
here pass unrecorded. We gave the bush
man ifercompanien to the smalleit Hotten
tot; and so muclrof the 'past Incident that
we haftittlelimelto wialt -forlresh.adven.
' ' Ari:hcairdifler - this we Met Tunis Beck, re,
turning lii-;itiel - ribrilepan' , place." ! He. had
found theliottenteth, end they the'eattle Mi
nus ope, Whbse'letwOns--Could.suggesi; and.
he was riding onto rell the netters. We
Were it ;Po groit Aliststriee'. from them: and
fleck's report elithe old man having two or
three tolerable horses that he mightpart with,
sinduced Mite
,bettil ourpourse thin way). runt;
to do hiniPistiet,lhe young Dutchman eviii
iieil no fears - to West- es one mere-in the pre,
sense of- hislatlV--love. ...His countrymen_
have little ' reserve •ori7Pirelf --- shbjects; -- nnil
Beek ',Kink:cur raillery In great good part ~.
talking much of , ltietlyar Khtjee and telling
ifs that 'they ,werei-to be 'marrie, i d.in a few ,
Vent - aka thiiir-Tettlffrid",9lo-COIOnYt-arld
'Meg' they' shonld be ho -happy. Only wheat
hirm_Was,.eriptigh io,makeone- resolve to 1111.
in love with the first pretty face that should,
• welciime him Aitibk do. oivi lizplion.• , -
1.1.,was near eunset,, when .We regained the.
heights overlooking dell, and the rays
which lind - alrintly felt it- , were lingering nit
the surtountling-hills, , lighting up , every
klool. and reek; Mid tree, with g distinctness
Which seemed to'bring close befora'us those
which :wcae'in reality miles away. le, the
dell was stinting blend ingol the homely with
the picturesque, which l.htl,belote'eniletlvp
our siniles: , - Aintil 114:fairy . .like scene old
Fibber sat on Itts'divan,' purging lank clouds.
of smoke mien the l purd cleat air; and oppo 7
site to, him was placed, Ilia wife, evidently
e talking awity,„with,greht. anirtintiOn.thid in
- Grnttnierillitle' bushman) , whm mmoti- ; . tlu,str.y . ; while the thteb dusky beatit in% were
grubby anyone, and'llimselbheedlets.pf 'Our, Inughing"aneelinttering- fanned • the fliti.:jn,
proc.eecrnigs,i had. proyed".at; ; once .hts . :ittlie;;' hbay.reparationso fi theevAning itteni.,',-, Two
,rentrwiltlifesa,_huil the reogoy 7 rAiohtfrineteii . ot,threeaceekt,gree OS Ai vidpo,ll.9. l tle° l3. ficiiii
rit hialiatcti re,' by ventdringfloWn tiff clifflct„, the fairest,
,thlpg in.fltnt.,,liiii • spat:: :.Itiitryilii ,
'exatifiriellre"dimbilul",speor:Pltalsb -,r hitC this •lii.aueilat' the.fonf of i'italitily"itiyitle; dial ,
Wont& have brien..eo'.any:i,li Me, 9M. ;•tlatiger' . liMdrii'Veniltiregiclittlilitatire's indistinct .?m,
new,weq .irebilo. „:00 , -;lioti!jef',Alleritipti sytili , :hot:, vilthie".aftOuthiffirtilientedifeLlltAlligiOn.,-- '
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parhliz t ed 'ty 101 . 666100 g, to'' , :titiljeeting - • beami4with ilgliglit .0; he dlitkiNfea..llfr,+;
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Otta2V:;:. l
PERSEVERANCE
A swallow, In theAtring,
tame tp nur gram sry, and 'naafis the eaves
Essayed to make a nest, and there did bring
Wet, earth, and straw and leaves.
tiny.after day she toiled
Wiih - patient - hearts-but ere ber-work-wasurovried,
&due Cad mishap the tiny eahrieuriolted, . • .
And dashed h on the around.
She fena - the - ruln Wrought;
But not cant down, forth•fiom the place elle Ben , .
And with her mate Belli earth and grassestrought
And built her nestenew
nut searcely hid she plecodt%.:
The lantstoft feather on Its apple
When wiekedid: or chance, again laid waste
And:wrought the ruin o'er. . , •
tint still her heart Vie kept,
And tlit'd pgnin t—and lest night, hearing cells,
.1 looked end int three little swallows slept
Within the ettrth.,mode wept!
What Truth N here, oh Man I
Ileth Ilnpe been smitten in he early dawnl
[Nth donde n'ereael thy purpose, trust, or planl
have FAITH and struggle poi
tow: AND -- I,IOItTNING. -
Indy, who her loie hadnold,
Asked if a reason could - he told
Why wedding rings were mode of gold, •
I ventured thus t•lnstruct her
Love, me'nm, ond'ilghtning, ore tile eeme—
On earth MeV glance, from heaven they.cathe
Love is time spulle•eleatrlnflttme, . .•.
And OOLDAIII hest C - ONDUCTOW •
Fro the London Sporting Magazine
THE LION HUNT.
A shout from Kobus cut short our reproach
es. The spoor was Mend, and Othello's oc
venation was come back. There was ani
mation, and chattering in voices solr and
shrill and rough, and faces black and white
lit
,np with Joy, as though - none pl
them worth'' be turned • from the eagerly
sought encounter: On the borders of a 'Obi
(or pond.) whose rapidly Orrin:hug whim's
left day by day a line of ,nut 'around them
for the stint ,io bake , and . dry hard, we friend 2
the stifletiinglootrharkkand thus -far along
the rlnsty plain their tracks we're -visible.—
Onward we hastened, all handeimpatient
for the fray; our Ka - hr guide even betriyed
every. intention of ...waiting to see the Inn.
‘Ve were brought up frodi a precipice from
'brow. to base, well nigh us perpendicular as
many a wall. Cavities and 'fissures in.
the rock there' were, end here and there
an -inequalitY• jotting- forth ; but lord of
white man, aye, or Hottentot or Kafir would
vainly strive.to scale it, even it urged by the
most -deadly terror:- Yet a little on one side
the lace of the precipice was so broken that
possibly our chase lied contrived to scramble
dew.n it;'„at least the Kafir maintained that
' he could distinguish more than one trace of
Iret on tire ground beneath ) while a darker_ ,
streak along the toll, lar,k grass, which frin
ged the edge - of a dark hollow 'near thele'pl,''
appeared to Os all to' indicate the passag,q_ of
some lame animal. Thil hollow, tilled with
trUssmitl bushes. and a few trees lifting up
their headir to see what was passing in the
world without, might well be singled oat by
the lion for his retreat during the sultry hours
of day. but lie might have left it; and it
i would he a long detour ere we could hope to
deseeral and.seconnoiire, which made Hay's
I pioposiiion of endeavoring to dislodge him
1 the more welcome to us all.
A stone, weighty. as two m'cn could lift
was torn from its comfortable bed r aniliirhir•
led far into the air and into ttint4ild'holloii,
to explore its hidden depths: - Wlthi , a diill;
heavy sound it fell. How, we hung over the
-brinks .of ,ilie . '6141 in.'expeetrition't A few
iieenediciitirl'the lien emerged from' his erre.
realmeet; Stalking.slowly along the pith lie
hail already trodden-down•through the grass.
On gaining the level grotind he stretched
himself out; And raising his head, made the
hills anther:tole-echo far and wide with a
tert;fic rem Ile then took a - leisurely survey
-of the -heights_try_whichAie_wea_sorreunded,
The moment hie,„...eye.fell upon us, perched
high, upon our reeky 14trt.str there - was A
'change in his - clenrittritibq'hit shook' bark his
nume, lashed his sidesiorfously with his tail,
and appeared, as pne might say, to'brgiilll. -
ering himself up for combat. ft • Seethed'
dastardly to take a mean advantagirrif Lthe:
noble mruntil, and Slay him from where we
stood, so Utterly beyond his reach. This'
feeling stayed our hands, end foreruns! me
, ments no gun was ralsedaga aga inst him; when,
to our amit2ement, he. uttered a deep growl;
and bounded along the base of the cli ff ' to
wards our lett.
.
"fie flies!" /'He itt:coming,lO meet ue !"
exclaimed Grattan and Drtubleitt in duet:co;
but at the same instant a shrill dip frem be
neath, in the direction' of the Pies' course,
drew every use to another Pint.: ;..11ore than
hall way down the .cliff, ;where, 0: 1, have
said, it' was s least inarcesible, thPugh One
might itavit'theughl the'.bitbOrin Mille. len.
aard multi Mime linVil trent& We tooth);
3-;''i=;''''';'''''.'''''Pi''4'''4...4.:4-P'Q?;%.'l4,--'''f'''?•,‘l'i ,':c.l)':''';''''''''.'-j'':A''Y'.'i.i:,lit::'f':.":::;';`?.::7l"'S;!;T::,-3.ei.-:•:..i,- A•,,.:•:,,,'.i.f.::7.1?,;,`,i...:.;`.',z,1t,k-:',:-Fi..i':
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• •'-:: A
tystK;;DECEMBER. 6 1848-
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The stout ,old..ilder recalled apace,Nut the
'fathers loVe iielis`far MO Strong for Mail and,
while. the-mother rsii &stirogled to and fro;
he seized a reirn Simon (heavy dreg) Which
lay .at hand, strode. bravely • finwarci, and
c_oreless pi .(Seth and eltinis i. beat it With all
his strength against the,heaci of the terbcious
be.ao, whi ch
n 14 growling over his beloved
and only child. But, heedless of this attack,
the lion 'onset eq . hiiliiliold,:nor turned on
his assailant: - every, -blow appearing but- to
bid' him clasp•his Silent and unconscious vic-
I 'liltri firmer and closer in his poweituEllinbs
4. ifirdtc — fiercer ydt- fie'rcer over th—effiir—abiiiildei
vir which his 'teeth' were, closed, ever and
anon shaking hy. it' the gerale girl, at one
l ot
May hay ' Wheat do with her defericeleris
- rey. ' o J:J '
P - •..•
- Ale ..- eohdfiAid all this)' it was a horn
40k
- ble sight; th. ' 'old Irian and. that fair
-young girl !.., , eemed. obsoletely mad
dened. He iivt , on the spot; and spring
-me to the el' n ',lntrust the bane! of his gun
•clos - e to the animal's chest- and fired.. The
wound was Mortal, but not instantaneously;
-anti in the convulsions of hitt dying' agony
all the most terrible leatures ol• thin tenant
scene were deepened. It took Hay's cooler
and to lare'thi3 muzzle 'of his rifle to the
lion's forehead, which the Dutchman had
not venterstl,tocKatrytia's sake, and send in.
to h-is brain a bullet, which, after one fierce
mruggle, piffled for ever that enormous a-
Monnt of online! power,.
• Anxiously-and shorlderingly we separated
the wild beast -of pri3y•frorn the. timid: ,
who having !hinted at the'litst moment 'she
telt' hersel! within-the monster's. grasp, had
happily - been oonsoiouti of little which ensil
ed., But all was over; and it was a lifeless
forth besides which the mothereflung her.
sell, in anguish a mother's heart alone can
feel. And so ended our "day's sport,"
Needs it to say mole? or to tell how the
morrow's sun beheld that lair form laid,•to
reobeneath the solitary myrtle; &how eyes
longkuntised to weep, sW . tenre, sweet Kat.
noel on the lonely grave, ;eller; far from
thy home an' kindred, we left thee to thy.
dreamless sleep amid the silent wilderness;
meet late, perhaps, for the ; reckless hunter,
Ninth unsuitable. for thee, the beautiful, the
gentle,-and the . loved ! -
lt Fearful Dream.
Some ninety years . ago, there flourished in
Glasgow a club of young men, which from
die extreme ri oinig i rey. GI its metnibas and
the licentiotisneils of theirbrgies was Cont
moth called the Hell Club.: Besides thew
nightly or weekly. eibetings, they held one.'
grand annual Saturnalia, ifi which each tried
le. e2teer the other in drunkenness and blas
phemy :,atal•on these occasions there - wan
no star unitingthem. whose lurid light. was
more Conspicuous than that of young Arci
bald L, win, endowed with ,brilliant talents
and n handsome person,.hild held out great.
promise--in-Ills—boyhood r -and—raised -hopes
which had been completely frustrated by his
subsequent reckless dissipations,
Clue Morning titter returning from the att
nuallestival, Mr. Archibald L.- having re
tired to bed, dreamed the following dream :
He fettled that he himself was mounted
on n' favorite pluck horse, that he always
rode, and that he was proceeding toward his .
own house—then n country seat. embower.
ed by trees, and s:tuated upon a hill, now
entirely built over. and forming part of the
city—usher. a stranger, whom the darkness
of night prevented his distinctly descrying,
.suddenly seized his horse's rein, saying,
iiyou must go with me !" '
' , And who . are your exclaimed the young
man with a volleY of onthsovhilst he strug
gled,lo free himself.:
aThat yOu will see by-nnd.bv,"' returned
the (Oil% in a tone that - excited unaccounta
ble.terror in the youth iwho, plunged his
spurs intothis horse, attempted to tly, but in
vain. Ilowever fast the animal flew, the
e'ranger was still' beside. him r till at .length,
iii hie desper.nte efforts in escape, the rider
was thrown, but, instead of being dashed to
the earth, as he expectedi tie found himself
.falling—falling—falling still, sa=il sinking tn
to thebowels - of the earth'
At length, a period bein" n put to this mys.
tnrious descent, he found breath to inettire 01
his companion, who was still beside him,
whittier th - ey 'were - going. -- "Where -- agr - 11 -
Where are you Inking me?" he exclaimed.
"To hell I" replied the stranger; and im_-
metliately interrninable echoes repeated the
fearlul sounil,, "To'hell ! to bell! to hell !"
Attfterigth...n light , appeared; which ' , soon
ihcreaseg into a .blaze ; but, instead of the
criesi.gryans, and lamentations, the terrified
traveller expected. nothing met Ns ear but
music, ynirth.giond jolli.y; and he found him=
fella% the entrance of a superb building, con
structed by human hands. IVfillin, Lim, what
tpseene I riii amtiseinent, 'employment, or
pursuit el man on earth; but was ,here ,car
ried on with a .vehemenpe ,that excited his
unutterable amazement. "There the young
,and lovely still swam through 'tile mates of
the giddy dance ! There the panting tsteed
still born his brutat rider though the excite
limit 01;the goaded race ! There, over the
;midnight bow I, 41.edtit eirt pe rate still drawled
,nul l then wanton, Eqnr, or maudlin btalphemy I
The gambler plied forever. his endless game,
'tilictille Itaires , ,Ot Marti men,' tel red ; tliroggh
eterift49.ltholi , :toilsome: task ; while ~.a ll 'the'
:Magtfifi*lice etearth paled InsJore ;bat which.
now me "Iris view," " ' - '
'fin soon.perceiyed that he was arntingt
ohLacquairtturtees, whom...he
. 1c new to' tti
,0 0 0'{ 1 , ,. .aad enqii,, l l. o ,9brliidi,Y4 3 ,Puriuing'
the otleeti:yitillitei* it'was ; thavitbd fOrther
'in'erl3; iiligrossian?,`Orierr finding hirosell'.
trelievetVer lit
filp, , preseriCe , of iiii uthweleutup
touudliotorii..lle3Yeilluti'Jo.:address; l l4 l . , l9 l ' llll r
t lecielotifOtri:ir brioNhq 6l "Y;- 8 1Vi l lV :is'
pitaean aer' ' w ' hut ovi , elirth, fibiorbou. talon
'''."' il `l - fik,ci" c f ' ' Ili& Wei tuli
-- eu su 1,7,. r jet3t. rom #a ~„, .
ItitAliki, Atujiro till.pleasui.W:uf:. th e'ZOlavu, - ;
iwitivli,4l'74l.edi:Ao.3iiikn:--190;tertufy*Iike
Wlint.,hullgtl ,eXpeflij, , posl....buketl' , Oi l .1
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which terminated in a resolubnn to ibaijOok,
the dub and hid licentious cOmpaniOnt aka-.
gether.
, He was•no sooner well,, however, than
they all flocked around him,,bent on recov,
ering so vslitable.a merriber of theirsociety;
and, having wrung from him a othiteseion ot•
the cause of I,l4.dejection, which, !is may be
supposed, appeareu to, them eminently. ri
diculous, they soon contrived to make him
-ashamed of lits good•resolutions. • fie joined
them 'again ; -resumed his former coarse of
and when the ankle! Sammella calve
— r - Oundilielgund himself ovith his glass-in-his
hand at the table; ,when the president,sising
to make the-accustomed speech, began-whit
sieflng, c.cgentlemetr, tins being leaplear, it
is,,a year and a day since our lait anniversa
ry," Std., it. The . worde struck upon the
young man's ear like a knell; but ashamed
to expose his weakness to the jeers of his
companions, he sat out the feaet plying him.-
sell with Wine even more liberally than usu
' al, in order. to chow!' bis obtrusive thoughts:
till, in the gloom of a winter's mbrning, he
mounted his horse to ride home. Some hours
afterwarde, the ,horse was. found, with his
saddle and bridle on, quietly grazing by the
-road=side about halfwa betwee the cit a d
Mr. L.'s house, while a, ew yards oft lay.
the corpse at his master.
Now, as 1 have said in introducing this
story, it is no fiction ; the circumstances hap-
pened as herd related. • An accennt of it was
published at the time, but the copies were
bought up -by' the lamily.: Two - .or three,
however, were *served, and the narrative.
.has been reprinted.—Abs. Crowe's Nighl-Side
of Nature.
How the itankees Blake a Living,
A writer of the Bostim Recorder, who has
lately travelled through Connecticut, thus
derciibes the way in which die people gain
a livelihood:
Beginning-1n thA northwestern part . of the
State—wheie, by the way, some of nature's
true noblemen dwell--we find many furna
ces smelting down iron ore of the bent qual
ity from their own mines, making each from.
two to three tolls of pig iron per diem, and
each consuming at a single blast-of-eleven
months a'million- : bnshols of charcoal. There
is a shop manufacturing some of the most
delicate and beat cutlery,nnd another making
huge anchors and chain cables for our navy,
from iron wrought at their own puddling fur
nace.
Fifteen miles eastward lies a village ol fif
-teen hundred people, situated at the outlet of
a splendid sheet:of water, which, in its de
scent of a Inlitre() and fifty. feet, carries all
needed machipery. here ttte business is
scythe making; :Another town is famous for
its brass kettleii=en article Made nowhere
else in the nation, and the trade di making
which, it is [aid, was sto'ea from England.—
Hard by are two contiguous towns. made
--derisely_popinous, even_onlilB- rugged- Lin `tides, and independently rich by the manu
facture ol
,brass clocks. These articles, ol the
ordinary kind, costing from nine shillings to
two dollars, are sold over the world at au ad
vance ol 500 to 1,000 per cent. '
Coming further eastward, into Hartford
ccunty. you find a - gang of betide digging
copper ore from the bowels of mother earth.
Then you enter a town of a thousand people,
supported entiiely by making axes. Follow
ing the Farmington River, and passing ma
ny establishments, you alight at a town of fif
teen hundred inhabitants, right in the gorgili
where the river, in ititi dashing heaks, liken
- lover without eyei, instead of making its
.wa'y,easily and horestry down to New Ha
ven, breaks its way ilining,h' the 'Tarcoit
Mountain for' the purpose of mnipga tidibii
With the. Connecticut. These people are
Seotchmen making carpets. But this is only
a part of the establishment, the lemairidet
located ten or fifteen miles northeast, where'
is found a community of eighteer. hundred,
trom the same country, and engaged in like
..husiness.
' Obseive here, in these two towns, are
three old-lashicned Presbyterian- churches.--
Passing by a community or Shakers,,who
iiipply — llw - linur wittrtarden seeda and
Limoiris and Hazard's well-kr:Gem powder.--/
where the qvillainbus, saltpetre"re made in
to an abomination to cast missiles alibi:Vl/3,x-,
leans, Wiltalso - somirdistlfleries, roo - detestV
ble to blot paper with, you entor.a , growijng
totiwwheie. are made paper, cloth at differ
ent kinds. Iron ware and card teeth--..the list
set to order, and in quantities sufficient , to.
straighten all the fibres that ever grew on a
sheep's baelt . or a cotton plantation.
Passing through the e;ty of Milford which
our bird's eye view seems to make only , a
mart for tratiiitking in the workmanship of
other and honest hands, you' . find a town of
three thousand inhabitants, manufacturing
various sorts of brass wire, to mention which
kinds wbuld be to write half the names of
artirles - in a hcrdwrire shop.: Hooks' and
1 eyes must be Particillerized„enough to hook.
together all the ladies' .diessits in the. land,
beside. those ot ,'one-lialf ,'Queen:Yietoria's
subjects.
But to ,return..to,the...connectiout river, .for;
in .our residffight we have alieatly,: orol,sed',
ietWiee; . antl'On'tiviikniiotir WAY' in. TO)lat id .
tiotinfjp;ltoi_:en t e red :the. regton , .of 'cotton and ,
yooler) i ' t 4lid Aerey et, the - ,-eatlet-et a : :,bi3atiti-
Iu lake,,rentirred„mernerah4 by the .!•Lile
of reer.Seridi t " Whiitl ig.ori 'lii birilii,,you
riaiiitiop' WintiOt'iilladei of twelve hundred
people; .g tOWnilp in the vouree „al ,ii:tirikeit'
yeagyhavingmente air pr• Pit& mil/P." 1 ' 06 . 1 g, .
ruttuiptc:an d . the ritceet,cfweirnere,in the cepa.
try.. _ln, Other iteistionit cittiniceentry are hir: . •
it aCety Corterr afiit'WOolin'irillW 41 1 rri ' chine
:4h orig ;:i• : i e„ T
!! 4p!, , , , : , ,,, , ,1 (”: .'..,1., : ;- f ,t)
~:jiese;;lnoo in lasteral!•and,; . .it is our own
:0 1 . 1 F !.i49.5 1 1u49','; - Yith low qr.tvkiiilk 1 1 0 1 6 ,;.
,ries,,,‘‘lipee'the gr'isi dart iii i .Oni. titilitreYols:
' i tit iiiie t e tii_li t e t i o i "_:‘ ,. l, 6ll ‘ t iti w n tiii !a u e g N e actn a. 6 :lx. ;l ts ei l itc.a ve n ti d t :'.' e i e %! ,i. i . e . r. B -t..
time .Will4iikteepeak':.-of ittir';llardTtly.iln-
Aiiiiidtiaiii'eenneyi'ii:striOituiationtOreighirl,
ihundred:inaliiigreoltorvi.olOt&UittAhe,.. Piker
lei,:r. .. .!i- e..sit,_jk' L Ly, iii the vaf e"
_n . ...,_ilfit t
t7.ln,ifieiireath;ort•the'ispape of. twenty ,.:titiliTti , '
,are at least ;tW.elie hiei.erf yitia&r.v . ..ota ,,, :;,
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littlf . .i . talibeilititNeitiety.74lortinci. o l: ,,. frOicor.: ,
4iii liFWonierOirit,Leettott'lniiile'aboen:i.; 40aitt ,
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and,alt kinds Of "orunmental : worktimp of
the
Then you need riot knife it 4.!!1'
tablisliment , fcir Making', pateptinhiftliiidkenib
ploying thirty 'Men. - Next you will Bud a•
shop: turning axe.baliteS; next,Weirew'fictl
ry. Then prisition'therbsui of the
'river,. another 3 guarty,,ir,trlett vein. of the
gneiss, splitting about ad readity*:Chillit°,4ll
timber, a vein abittit, twenty, rods wi de,
irom whence have been sent,idcgtientitieer
-of stone, to various Parts cif.thi.tituon;',atid to
the-West, Ind i e s . - Ainf then an o ther quarry
of: re& sandstone; einPlOYitiethreet_hundred _
Irishmen and their .overseers;'-'
I had mimes; fingottennabe
rich by the manufacture of'sif . ..kinds:it begs,
such as sleigh, norselock, - , and ;cow. :
In this City;iits' no - Mak to tell *bit
manufictured, exeep
feet, theology, fatly, add physic. • 'Fairtriren
furnishes the whole of New Engleui& and
some portions of 'New - York with: oyster's&
Waterbury,. with almost four thousand in
hab tan tri, - m eke buttons, lwaste'Wi re and pins
by the ton. And then, thentrielhitimingbfWn
and A nson ta,,two contiitteritOlAigei,*ll
- cutlery, pin's,' and lust'
hove therni a !urge reetablishrfiefit 'Mating
• , and thi.liki-.--Thenee'you—
will pass 'westward . into..the north part: of
Fairfield county,. and , here,,you make . acs
quaintance with the , hatters'in abundance. , —;
Here it is the superb hats halite N. Yorkers
are made. •
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Dlrntay
• Here is a coeliac sicetch4p which the chief
actor is aptly named •
".What is your name, air,'! said the Mayor,
to a short, squatty, jolly-looking fellow, with
a carbuncle nose. "My name is Jotiii Dim- .
my my friends and acquaintances call me
Ditnrny John, and I can hold as much' iquor .
as any one of my mne. How came ! drunk?
Why, how the deuce should Vb. sober?
When I' was a baby, my, 'mother put a quill
in the cork of a brandy bottle, antithat's the
only kind of milk 1 ever suCked. I watt raised
on it;
comes naturally to me ; and When
stop d rinking brandy 1 hope they'll consider
me as gone, and bury me at once. -Bet the
I,4litchrnan swears a hard oath when . helailye
I was drunk. I noyerwas drinks. bran4l
.has, no more effeFr.,tin me than butterinijk.,
COI heal any man of my weight—Bonaparte,'
Gen. Taylor, I. donq,care who thery. are..
drinking brandy. Yee,l Can-beat any one-.
always eaceilling' the
,present company,"
saithltii. John Dimmy, recollecting himself,
and •hpwncrlitolyt's iilanners•l've
-heard Is y , te , except the present: com pany s .
but h&kingethlf,there ekroise beside -
the present company, that can find stowage
for more brandy_ than I Can. That is t free
confession for the simsick the-say
ing is f and- you-can-make-the most otiti"—
He Was' fined for intoxication, but Mr. John
Dimmy had nothing to pay, and therifere
paid nothing.-. New Orleans •
trAb4siv ibir , lb Loss.
The followinuffivetrawitance occurred is
Dublin a short timeligek... Mr. L was
much attached to Miss C---- 7 —, the young,
beautiful and accomplished heiress to a prop.
erly of Some fifteeirtbothand -per annum;' but
being himself bird's:if no- earthly nessessione
than talents and -good looks, he J. never , told"
his love, '
.' fearful not only of a refusilhn the
part of t he lady to reciprocate thesentinient.
but 'of probable imputation of mercenary
mot iv es by her friends. . Miss C.......—...„ ho'w•
ever, bad sufficient penetration to discover
the genuine and disinterested motive!' of the
swain, and the highly praieworthy sensitive
ness which caused him -to shrink from' its
avowal. She was by no means indisposed to
encourage his suit, but,. the consciousness of
,hielconsparative poverty rendered more than
ordinary. encouragement , given. hy'a lidy, to
lier'Suitor 'necessary . tcrstinUliste hiet"Courage
to - proPoOnd thellicisive inquiry, tilt)* Was
J she, then, •to give expression'to .lier, senti
ments regarding, him, vrithout : at, the, .same
'time Overstepping the bounds of maiden mod
esty 7 She,proposed a game °rewrite. I'For
what stake shell we Piny 7" - aslred M e. 11......—.--.
"'!'here's-my btakeilo • rsaid the ladyi laying
down a sovereign, ~ , , If4oo with-you : win it
-1-if 1 win,,1.., .vjit yourself . ' I am aware T. ,
have no ehalce — cif'Whiiirtif tholighTTrielisst
so expert: s' player.-as : Jou.r', , ,Mr- - - . .H.
was. about the, beef - Player in Dliblhi;Tirhila
hie fair antegisnist 'knew little Or thithinir, or
the game.. Strange to .say,.however; Mt this
occasion, his...luck deserted him, andttie poor
VeritteriteitierioiraftirturnileltstO tole-both
the g ame 'and - himielf4and{Mrinlirsts.Arirses.
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ssear—W, tro'sata. rase t
-..,The‘ toiling intilicines th vilatt'or.iPl/1 1 . 1 . 10 4
wornan,,the, farmer:oft he-,nieFialat,lh',.;ll.irt,t
the.iii'ienttor,;`the' tirtiduee.rq , _rar tr f wt
it I Thais-are , niturei.nittiiiipp4Vod.'n
eorites.etheialt of 'the earth.
whether7,t heit hie high, elf Ipvir ; _in,
or poor, in rilf,..ernisyncPci*-A..-49t1t4
r o s iti o fi; they '
aye iturel, ti#4,1P(0rP..4706
in the order net re; whatever th e , netts
dist inctionit , oVeutiety, , faehionable, oX un
fashionable, decree.it. 01# I. the
ditty, privilem and Wasute t 'far,llta, greet
man:v d the wholeiltouled , oyentiVOt'tetun
i.h'at ; 1 1)4 av — Otk„liteir- iitiWarry
thr'onigi Are; teb4 thatirthitebt tlireir own
fOrtitnes::-stilonsegifialtrivankttfita;U.l4 l4 l-1 1 !,have alluded ; to.'cc only: ielai ,
in, fact the Injddith:Ahlittel. 'l'l47 ll 4 re ,
Aire absiiititely 'the' veil
a Clasa,cif _human beinge,loo,lratiti; *Wat?
' perig-tondertoritihatod ) o *lA'it thol:mrb°
-pro
spend without earrdng; rho . o)untirio ,wit h out
pr,oduciogiNho'disOpatelice t'iitgingai
tethers on relatives,,Wi th ilut t dp . pitA 4 T ieg
eld i of thennielies. •
Colen mei IN YOUR Mornao:—.lo* orb.
ler_ weoihould seY, lhet:,no fargit4tean love
i l l:o u iFi lr eT l , ;13-21:1Pilliglic;;:delnlitr,..Voinillt your
A froun4i'Y ,lukcti.l! 6 o3llnY
ttiOlVglitfeip danOteri 'ree4vet add , a. ..,_
Viiiiitthleal,W tlielipkiiiiph re4Oivelbens.
A llir t 4eittOielyi'Wdrchowv 4.14,0147. •
WI A11LT,4 1 4 -, lhol , Elo l W-Rt tlil!ke; . tieep• .
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..yo : fiaikihet.,,. You .00 I.lkOs' . e gild a
iyintiathiclia 7 ftiiltillerid . itfilittrhi,,,. idio m*
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P7!".,,ldeiglea ing yop wtia 4 tii,jod.
.tree#prifilitliff!.-whlikiii 141.. WbOiliefidt reed
'lll6 l .4vilitlr otite.o.4iCtiriko ' hOtiii;' Pale
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