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HI:O . 4QEOPVI'HEC Physician. O ffi ca
in Main aticiat, in tha house" formerly ikon.
tied by Dr. F. Ehrman. ep 9'46
_ • ' Mt.' L Limit*
-,•: WILL perform all
operations upon the
' . /vett& that are requi•
reatfor theirpreservation, each as Scaling, Filing,
&c, or -will- restore the loss of them,,
by-inserting Artificial Teeth, from it' single tooth
to.a full sett.' Igr;Office on Pitt street, a few
• doorszeouiltsif :the Railrolid'Hotel. Dr.
.
• the" lastltMlairs'of einwy.Month.. • - ,
• Nyers
EMOVED his Office and divel
J 446 ling.ii.othehouse adjoining his Drug Stoic
3R West High street. april
tic - Willis . Fordke,
, .
rj.RADVATE of the Jefferson Medical
'College, Of Philadelphia, respectfully offers
his professional services in the practice, of Medi
eine, Surgery and Midwifery. •
• - OFFICE at, the residence of his father in S.
Hanbver street; Already, opposite Morrets' Hotel
_._ a ml3lloAsi Presto • feriCan church: ap 7,'47
•
Dr' W. L. .
. (sqccestor of Dr. John•Cragh,
Wmitattend'oall Medical calla in town or
denary; by'bev - or stenr, and will gbh:,
every attention,to patiente,entrueted tohia care.
OFFICE. 43101aqt High street, opposite. ogp•
—bee-store. ~ • • " iner2o-4
J. Windsor- Rawlins, D.— -•-•
CIRAD-UATE of Jefferson Medical College,
lug - respectfully , offers hie services to the •pub
•lie. • Dr. Rawlins having had eight years expe
rience in the Practice of his profession in Mary
land and'Pennsvlvania, flatters himself That he
can give general satisfaction to those requiring
his aid. Office in Pitt street oppo'site the Man
sinn-House Hotel anil_fisst,door south of the
thodist church.
- February , 1849, . .
T. Brown,
A r TTORNEY AT LAW, will practice
" 1 ". in the several Courts of Cumberland coun
_E. Office :in• Main street, nearly opposite the,
felr9—'
Jimes H. Smith,
ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office' with
S. D. Adair, Esq, in' Grahanas new build-
Ag, opposite the Pest (Moe. • , they 31 '47
- Oatson . 0. Moore,
A#TORNtt AT. LAW. Office in
ram lately occupied
..by Dr: ' , osier,
400$WBe4, mar 31 '47
' •8d 8. SHARP
A\ ToRNEY- AT:LAW-, will practice
L].. I n the several Courts of Curebekend coon'.
ty..irJetil April next may be consulted.at the
office of'F. WATTS, Esq.. .
fgarlide,,DO. 11th, 1848.-11.
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. tind other instruntents of writing neatly and
accurately drawn by the subscriber . ; who may be
found at the office of the Carlisle Bank:
dee2otf ... A.. HEND EL.
Plainfield Classical Academy,
(FOUR MILES WEST OZCAILLISLE.)
FIFTH SESSION
Tau Fifth Session' will commence on MON.
DAY, Nov. 6th, 1848. The number of sta.
lents is limited, and they are carefully prepared
for College, counting house. &c., &c. • •
The satiation precludes tho possibility of stu
dents atementing with the vicious or depraved,
being remote from town or village, though easily
accessible by State , :Read or CumberlandWalley
Railroad, both of which pass- through fandatat.
ached lo the institution.... ...1...•••• . •
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hlttiwpriGreek;.•ir:":; 00
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Vienek or , German , 00
Cireulern.Witli references, tee, furnished by
DURNT 4 "Principal.
& SAXTON; • -
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS'IN
IicaOIIIESTIC HARDWARE,
Giatia,-Painia; Dye Stain, OA, Iron, Steel,Noile
Ste. wonidinvite the attention' persons want
leg toods;in their -line,--to the large aesorttnent
they hareAttee , opened t and which they.ofcr at
the-very lowcat - eash mires. feb23
. „ -
tri , , lohn P. Lyne,
INTAIOLES.A.LE and' Retail Peilei in
7 !7..-c7POreignatid Domestic Hardware,Taints,
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log' stanzas. You will reensinber them a long time;
for to, to say nothing of the sentiment, there is such
happy collectlon of words In the piece, that som
ie
hoW or other it )1 nipoesible to forget It. We read
it for the first time yeass ago, and it is at this moment'
as vivid as ever in our memory.
•
'One eve of beauty, when the sun
Was on the stream of Gaudalguiver,
To gold converting, one by one, •
The ripples, of that-mighty river s
••
Beelde me on the bank was coated
' A Seville girl, - with auburn
And eyes that might the world have cheated- ,
A wild, bright, wicked, diamond pair. •
.
'She 'limped and wrote open the sand,
Just es the loving sun was going,
With such a soil, small, alibiing hand.,
You would have sworn 'twos silver Bowing;
Her words were three, nod not oni more;
What could Diana's motto be i
The syren wrote upon the shore,
'Death I not inconstancy l' • - .
• . •
'And then her two large languid eyes
She turned on mine, the devil take met
I Set the stream on tire with sighs,
And was the C9ot she chose to make me.
oolnt Francis would have been deceived
By.such 'an eye and such a hand ;
Hut one week more, and I believed
As much the woman as the sand!'
PoLLocx, in his description of the good
man, says :
the way aide laid him down to rest, •
Ills head upon a stone, and 'sweetly sleeps.
But another poet says: •
,
A weary journey to the farthest verge •
....—Of-the.big.world; to kiss the_sond roan's hand,._
Who In the blaze of wisdom and Of ere -
Preserves a loWly mind. and to his. God, -
Feeling the sense of his own littleness,
Is a child in meek simplielty." •
Shelly beet apostrophises the. good man
•
in his lines in Qinsen Mali ; as--
..Greet in hie humility.
As kings are little in thelegrandeur."
Miortalasttiarnz4
From the London Wort.] of Faithlon..
Zall111%1 1 11: •
--or-Flrst-Love -and Second Loy°
0, It wee a bliss to be •
In sonti where thou host ranged i •
To wander round and dream of the,—
AM wherefore am I changed t"
—Mon. Mrs. Norton
IlasErrEP- said a young efficer.to a beau
tiful 'peasant girl who reclined on his arm,
'we shall meet again, after the toil of the
. campaign; and I shall once more look upon
that Mee - where I see only love reflected.—
Dry up yourtenrs; there is for lovers, like
ourselves, a star that will conduct us.evenm
ally to happiness. Believe Me, I will be
true to thee f'
And he impressed a kiss
,upon her fore
head, whilst t he word; , . l Adieu,';trembled
upon her";lipe..„
They. parted, and Lisette.ttirned' in: the di
rection of her fathersjartri; but beide she,
.ailyancecia.doXen of:steps she turned to get
a last glimpheaf her admirer, and beheld
him waving his cap fir . .token that he'saw"
her, and waft a hundred kisses on the
At length, descending a little hill, he became
lost to sight, and Lisette sad and desponding,
proceeded to the farm.
It was the period of Napoleo'n's last cam
paign; the Bower of young France had been
drawn' by conscription to the camp, and
yotithful enterprise,tound a ready' field for
exertion.. Ernest 'Dumont, who had been
always ono of the gayestand boldest youths
of the village ; had, at an early period, enter.
- ed. the - army, and throngh his bravery ob
tamed a commiesion. Many were the
hearts of the village belles that du tiered
when Earnest re-appeared in his gay Uni
form, and withihis accustomed
: gallantry,
paid . compliments - to each. But although
Earnest was-delighted to be admired by the
fair, his chief thoughts were devoted to,the
professing of arms.;--glory was what he coy.
ete . d--"-Ilte t „earnp was his chosen
Lioette wasahanited , by his good looke-and
his engaging manners: When=his . wasPies.
ant she did not think of the months he would.
be away. :§he had' a chaotful hoine at the
farm, and the lime passed , pleasantly.. •
• . 'Tome,' laid farmer : Laval tO . hiareapere,l
'you 'have '; labored ; hard ql4,'. A ,i1: , !11
'therefore Open a bask of •wina fer you, and
we willtnish the 'evening with a Atince.-
I The'keattere were deitighted.with the 'lit . eß 0 •
• !titian ; and tho'iteighberint:farmere, their
• wives and sfinighters, being euminoned to
part*lse„ . of,
,I f tkettl's hoeilitality;':qalekly,':ai-,
leilil e tkqihO(''.4eitlPOkff,:!. o ld*:-'4 61 09 6 ;
,'.
and. for a , votider,, there isms not An. envious
countenance among the lidiee - 111,-, •;•,• I•tiAzi
Wow, take your partners,' said tarmerLk,
val, andthe oonirelind las soon obeyed:H.
~! •,"What P'''lialeiriled 'tfie,:htficiter?teoliing
r 6 un'ili' iiu, l :Po*Piving '. a .saaVe; . baal,Yal
looking), kah; ia;ra 'x'ainai; : 14 T9bY , Ler°0
'not-Yet "engaged'!- HMO, t?ey; I:', OYAOlgiiYof
..iilt!,.o*ime;with, you ;. l. 'and:.iarmer::Laval
• condtoted 4 tieettittot - the Youth's'aide;; : n . . , : '';
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I=ME:EM!M
BY FELICIA BLACKWOOD.
PVarUß .ll2 EM=ElEgitii )4'
to mama 'wh'sChad been uttered;'but , she
knew the voice, and the'words had irritated
and offended him. • •
eche idea et becoming the Wife of 'Toby
Leroux - :'alic eicelaintedi'ait ahe looked at
the reflection of her pretty face in the ghee.
Toby Leroux was a plain, unostentatious
young farmer,. and had but few -words ,
wherewith to expreas his sentiments,- and
they werehonest words, and disclosed wpat
he - really felt. ilia neighbors admired him,
for they appreciated hia . ,v,ittuee; and the cu
rate made it,a.Point tomall.m, at his house of
an ,evening,.,whea be passed that way..
Idioms also loved hint; and it was a, genet- •
rarreniark — thaTionfithovvreretherTobrLe..- -
roux. got more done lot him-by his aervants
than any other farmer in the -neighborhood.
Truth, to say, hoWever, tbe-damiels did not
look upon Toby Leroux with the same fever;
and ihere was not orte; perhaps,,that, would
not have entertained as profound ideas,.,of
her superiority, as Lasalle Laval, When she
Jookudinilie_glass_after_he_hati.(as much ; to
his own surprise as her'ts). declared -that he
loveti her. • -
Yet, liaving. mada,that declaration, Toby
Lerdlnywas not the man to !finch from his
fuin,....lt_Wittilbe...morkclinightydiffif._.
culty for him to get the Words out, 'but once
out--he feh-no-difficulty-in pursuing hia aut.
it was a point . of — honor with - !UM now, to 0
prove his sincerity. On the following Sun
day, therefore ; he dressed himself with
scrupulous nicety; hiehest coat, that had net
seen daylight since his father's funeral, was
taken out of the family chest; and a new •
hat which he had gone . to,the neighboring
town for, on the previous day, was put on
upon this occasion. Behold him now,'set
ting out to propose in form fa Lisette and •
farmer Laval. •
===- BitioldlicifiTalasl4eWtitWelitlao -- a — or%
towing. Liseoe had told him that her
heart was given to another! ,
• It was a glorious day, the 18th - of
June 1—
The cannon of .Witterloo. announced that the
mai& between the armies of .Eugland.aud
Frances had begun. The Emperor wasthere,
and all the gallant men who shared his for
tunee—Emest Dinnont ,among them, But
vain were their etfoits I theEngrielt triumph,,
and the Emperor is a fugitive; his brave ar-:
my is scattered, and theifeffmera wounded
and helpless, seek .relugg where they may.
Lisette,_day after. ,
,proceeded to the
.appointed &tee Ortileeting, - iiheretlitie'w - iie7;
tctwe4 o l ) F".. 3ll lr , rldikikmeti - . 6 0 - dakT'after' -
dlVgi!e - rbtiP4Oili; 4 ,4l4oo4Eo4 : ilek) 6 Ti- i '
'Ai fait joy I
.:Ernest Damontis Mire!
Welcome!' Welcome.l l ..she exclaimed,
`rushing tchvard her loimr el knew you
would emit' eat last! What, bleeping!
_He
is fatigued no doubt; tired, Aloe, of wailing
for Lisette ! But now, awake, Ernest a.
wake •
Silent. a moment. as entranc'd she stood.
With lined hands and lips apart—and eye .
flaming away the rich heart, mode viewed I
Darker than night her locks fell clustering
O'er her smooth bread, and Cite Meet .air just
- moved
Their Vino•llke beauty with lts gentle-wing, .
And there shone forth the hallowing soul which
glosis
Bound heathy, like the circling light on high; .
Which decifs and motes the glory orthe sky..
-- 'Ernest, awalre•!' at length she cries again;
but he replies noi. She calls -louder. A .
gust of wind moaning through the
branches, alone disturbs the. silence. A
dreadful apprehension flashes on the girl's
mind. She touches Errest„ and her imbrue.
ions are confirmed. He is cold—i-he is dead!
He had received several wounds, but.hail
contrived to ?oh his native village, ,
had there expired.
• - .
Bitter wele'the trials , ol L!bette Laval, for
the. winter proved a severe one, and her faqt•
er imeame involvqd pecuniary ;
Ltaette was not ,wanting: in aileotiot4
and the necessities 01 their situation -,in !
measure diverted ber•ihoughilf from the late
` ol *l o v.qf; To b y. PubPk-W111!f41f49..'0
,aillitre in arranging matters with inaportu
nate oreLlitois. =And vrhen• iambi Litval•fi r e%
came ill of:a fever; it was' Toby Leroth4 whho :
was constant in his'allentions, and endesv
eyed ta:cheet.,ltim up. tilst,noperentained,
with / prospects of frnProwid fortune and
k"
when the Acetor said all 't
Wes l'obi,Whe dfrOteittife farniers thoughts
to-a'happy luture ;, :171,4 Ai.,
Farmer Laval died;'and 'Lisette','. l wia' left
eiontiNa. the wbil - !" •
I there ,Werirt iyoreareon ton an ere..
lu neighboring Itved-,a lieutenant'e
miaow; with itamily, of fourloungdhildren,
'reduced to:ffeatittntotlb,)%:the ravagolofWir
Silo had` been in station Waif LiOtiiy;
and,tlterainte fett,tee., morel keenly.—
And when.' tee oniatit , tid4 110 floor, one
Att.iYihaethey'*ienfd,i;iy liftirt9:ll47ren
fol ;4 :foOrL4 Pih! a pi ii oqo4 B 64haf'' , ..eifin
siniyitafakiitunnaAtrefioteftdoi‘ for .ontl good,
fliteeiti:fektltOringfatituile in repining lithe
loinbantilLpottnint.ThiLikid'ow!s.'2.fiteL
. ,
. , .
49. 810 0 6 :9r00ns
f)R0f 1 144, 3 F. (0 040u50.;
of,ll l oooo.''PtOoOOdeal . ilter„oooppenows
oOfo.. ol loOXfOPOodloPOOdlY 4 qteflh!se.
And ii wee 'Wenderfpl what atatiatinie aobq
berotir biernesi the,. i•
.fartn.Aithitteleeeld itch grateful for
eo, much diairderetnad , clcitidneo:e'; 1-10'.14 -.1
novef'l6ol4:l44:ttut i riabject;et.fdk.live ,
!woe the long,thatatillundaylwhenlut
t'OP*lllffr'ke r r4ftd.. 0 0 . 1 * 1 0ffkb!,,o,A'
010 '0,i1 1 , 0110 ,7* 1081°Irliti orafTa'f';iAttligr'"i"
she ne titei
nanitredl'oeycLerotit
."
No 'POO ftle , P;,whint thta treati0n...3110,144•4
:4R n,O 4K V, ..P fir
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ACW - 21 . '1849'
NM
risett the 8664.'4 tithe; tincture . a per,
'to itirPrisit: , iiwilive yotitiVf6ofokse
bathe man indiwile.')Aiid'X.,,iset&i;itheOhif
froltiAihti:ehtitCh,' Ulte l o.o44ter
`hand to hetklrthotial6VO,' paUetht
tiler's rave, tins loOliing up iciliiti4Ottlert.
!, *wit' thetetrothdeicetidthi"4Bfl:lllo'
wile'of Toby , Lerinikr: l `.
-- • ,
Pull bylhe
Tathei, tere.is
he was. afrwork.o.v4his lathe 'thr.l "6444:
den; 'shall 1 cut acom by .
,'No-,'. replied - iiis'faiher,. ( thatitvill*dayt
have cut it MUnv Ztimeik.iiut, it,
-growa-agaithstronger.:thatievpitii4,4ll.o,yuit
by the root, for nothing else
Thomas legain .an4ll4oo:.at the:
.dooki'bur the rbottwiteriverridCoi,imillii
ground,and could not etifikketh:4lePlace;
eo his,askedhiel hither to comeand_help hint,
and his father went,: and sooti4pigliid it up.
'This dock root;;Tbotha6,?ilit,44iis -father,
twhich is an evil and . fast vowingrt4' , ' - e'ed - , i in
a gird6e, 'puts mein mind di6,6yil things
that growoo:feta itLthe Neartwollol)ildrene—..
A bad passion, cven:when:found oldpis hard;
to be rernoved;At is of:-no ~ utieto tilfle with
it—there -,i6.-uo,wit,to - ovetherge add destroy
it but to pull it up by-tho7looti 7 ;:4'; •.. -;
~‘
1 -
.'You have often seen in, t yriurktrden.-!,rho- .
Inas; that - When' the.w,eeds...oo4.l l 9wed. To,
grow, they spoil all the ; .plenta;iiid. flower's
that grow near them...! So it jc.With-evil pas
siona in the heart of.-a child.. ; If h.-lime boy ,
,is ,ill tempered, we .caurrot .e..ViSect 'to find
.him• in a god. humor, cheerfulness and
thankfulness,- and a desire qiirakepthe
happy.. And ,a.httle • girl . whrs. ; ,',is', idle, e
•---
need not expect to be industrious, nea or
cheerful. As. weads. - injure :14 • fiervers, eri
bad passious - wallinjure;gorrdmiSalities.. If w
- ' 'ild-is , unctutiful : tc4his;parents;and-despises.
the commandments of Galore, might asi
wall look for a tope or a tuliii- : - in . a bed of
nettles,as tp.liope,to;firfil in lies; h eart those.
graces and_good, desires-that Weldve to see
' growing them., Now --this-* Auite.a suffi,
client -reason- whtellbed passions ehoutd be
pulledup by th e. Sept. '
... •'-•,- •• , .•'.. ,;.
I . '4 7 .: ,
"Every . . bad I habit ,: evisji .. .'„avil. priiitory
- which troubles you, yois - shar4try . with all
cyouv,-freart--stnit- - mind- , :lo*Orcoine;.:_iteis:
eh' uld'k'possible tear ilisiOjiir , - yOu Will
'till your . - own''slianglii:•-huri ,eitletisfae, and
you Mast 'apply tn•iliafAl'' :;' ) , • ''''',.p...igaiid,:t :
• ‘!,,45r1,14!1•%, 1 0.4 1 1fiC 4.1011 . :t4 1 . 1 ,. ...,.,.1 1401i 4P
r0...0* - He Ofii'M!iiit . ''.Y _, .. ITPRP 1 00::
'oriiiitiid - 44.411.440.tt: --': ". Aii.ool,,
klii 4 e , ikaiW**iiiiii'd'ihitiOik VOW'
hid it up t:k •fitiiiiitl; ' '
.A. Fight at MON , Hollow.
The witness for (he proietution in this
case was a little short Dutchman red
face, turn' up nose ana:' carroty head; liie
vest•was exceediuglY , short,.antl:so Ikete
o n t a toofii at.taith - sradirexhibairighettieen
the waist band el one, and. the lOwer!idge
of the former,' int:Aril iniiiikof4r.red flannel
shirt, his stumpy red hfinsla wore stuck Into
his pcieliets,"and his little eyes Which; Were
trot-red, tan round the cour t room and seem.
ed io say-" I (ill'e•Owlier of the ealiitiklqls))
am the Crack waneislor the prosecution."
the,_ThetrictAttomey.. 7 -1
want yoii - to tell all yon know ationi thefight
at Bigg't H0110w.., ,
IVrrtieirs,r-SVell,. you 8.00,,; •19Rws all
about it. The ritorttin' of the , fight when 1
was lo heti . you ees, I
. turns round ft), .IYolfY
ami,erle, Molly., She . says
. Iforp.:. , Sage, I
,k4ollir, I guess l'lt get up.. 'Says she,.Tomi
111.04,qou'ili k ettei.: , $9 you see kgets' : up
~,' ;`,ltoo 4 7 TIiittila,nothing to",,(l9,l4ithAlte
• .
inueft°P;ErtY,AlotiglY .
own, Way: ; emu you interrupt nip I can't .
. •
W
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4 ?!, 90,,mt?rma-,91 the
figla,.when be. 011: Imp ,0 . , 11 p4 npel
. saysi SaYei•she; Toni; Says
,ti Molly,vl 8444'11 get :44): - -",Strys'ishe; .
l'omil-gitersyht4bettetr
J=Stepy elf ; cjdii►t`i want is') hear all 'thisi
1 ' rineenier torigwlyontrielito_tlie-fighti------
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, i• f . '4.-Vtireni-inen; go On, toe liiraien's eake ;
,
and get,through.:, \, ", •,..• z, - ,
'''' 441-Will t tlinii y o u Bee, the racirrnn,ot the
flihe,'4efil*inciii'' fiell, ; iiirok, icppOti,id,
ailii - •)10 1 !$?; Say Oi e i? rdni '.'§.! ' fr A. '6 , 1-
'iyi tviltWesn'iril• lifer - tip.. griya' tarn; l'ofry I
;infaalonid lietter. , "go (no* dOn s t . iinertiil
illi'i lilaiii,) • E ' Oti ' iirlntil'eatinii'rni , tin'otet
trent tinder - thiC 'IVO— . ,• ;
I gtorr.witrten4 its , •., ,:,' --,-, 1 5, 1
W. 4 ;-1 1 114eiliiiiii4Pd" Int erru pt
I eah't tell youlay4hliiii - abnutt'il, iiliilkhli
terrupt'ain uliv Oc,' - ' - ' 7= '! - °"'''e . :'/'i
3,—Then gootf.:',"': - „
..'' t - , : - c..' 1
' ,ll % .44 WOrPiOni ls o;*iii6 AliOriAt ' rt 1 4. Ac 7
'fight—. i." 2 ?" 0 -' , ' l 4' - Yl'; ,, t , -1,110 •NVI,filA,,'.A
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:,^ g' It ' itiiess4Mi hiefire4it iiiiiP::
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JsitiriniiPoo alliteo*ilie;p-,—P,,,,,rs
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V 1,13, • ' TATE AntstitX
• Tc
,011.dld you. notheny
i nyour.nufeerY .
The late that I.lm gossips tell, • ,
°tithe Awe yonng girls that came to drink' '
.Aire eertato•falrrell4 ; , ,
iThallabrdiforilie oUtigiet were as sireet ,
An.the emtle,on - earuby,llm.
'l6lt;the tongue of the' eldept teemed to move
Csunom wore on Its tip. • . • .
- Ae.the well•tha bigger ado/sled them,
',l(A,,lspltein, mean
".Tha eldest s poke with a ecornmt brow.
- G'f.,Thayoutlgeitrvillh feirThl eyes ;-.• •
—d ried the 'VW...whenever you, - speak:Swett ;41,
,- P,Ofels.
einfrom your lips shall fall . ' .
../341,Whanever.you•utter a Word, pron.!) Wald,
`", Frani year tongue Shall a serpent
• ,
"4 0 0fhite YOWoot mettelth these 'leant oft ,
( e haunts•of the eld and.young .
,flie.mstarrwltlf herptlie uhlultled
' The parr wlthlierleypent tongpe 1,44 -
Yee th Mairr Is GOon - llairana- , 4llamMids
.;.„04the:datkest.thoms.ahe.thrown
And t i ts hter, - stman—leaylng the clime'
; Or ttconakewkwievehe goes t"
..
. .
. .
;.:. :4p4i1it1,,,t.,
A TOUCHING STORY: -7'7'
H.'S'ciplieris; of Georgie, in . a re-.
cent addiess Air the meeting in Alexandria,;
for the , benefit of-the Orphan Aiiylum ; and.
• FieelOpol of that city, 'related. die,
ing aneadole:
41 A poor little boy; in a
_ebid night in Jan.:
head, po paternal or maternal guardian
guide; to protect and direct hire 'on his Amy •
reached at - nightie!! the hoods ore' rieli
planter, who took him in, fed, lodged,.ind
sent him, on his way with his blessing.-J
Those kind attentions cheered ,his heart and
inspired him with fresh cougge to battle
with the obstacles of life, Years rolled.
round: Providence led him on; he had
reached the legal profession ; hie lost had
died; the cormorants that prey on the sub
stance of men had formed a conspiracy to
Fgerfroin the her estate: She sent
'
toff" the - 'nearest''conns ui mmit — her —
I.cauae andithat counsel proved to be
the orphan - boy years before welcomed and
entenainotl by her and her deceased
bind. The 'stimulus of a warm atubtena
l_cious gratitude was now added to the orilk
nery . motives connected with the prolession.
He undertook her cause with a will not ea
sily to be resisted ; t he gained it; and the'
`widow'itestates were . acyied'to her in per
.Petnity.; and . '_ Mr, Stephens ridded; with -an
emphasis of emotion that sent' its electric
thrill !Weigh the libuseL-that orphan , boy
-stands' *ore you'e •
"1 1 4" , 4 16 4 1 remarica-'
kf!et,tiietory,*uada t 's'
if tjng"ir eijt :: which , r414.0iki7,:.1114116.1.4tel
theatruggieir witeh unaided genuia_utust en..
counter hi its e orts for distinction add use-.
fulness, at the some,. time
.demonstrate the'.
certain success which ever attends true me
rit and unyielding perseverance, Thd at,oye '
sketch . by himself, of
,an incident in his ear-`
ly life, presents in a striking light the depri
vations of his boyhood. , The rudiments of
his education • were acquired. at wt they ,
~ ,
call'in . Georgia an old field ~ school.„.,At an
early, ngele Was transferred tothe Acade
my, and
,by, the aid of Dome benevolent
Ariends:who had been attracted. by his re-,
markeble,development talent of the highest
order;le was enabled to enter. Franklin Col-,
lige, Where he gniduateo with honor, fully
realizing the highest expectations of those
'who now watched his career with ; growing
interest. ft was expected that - he Wouldde-`
vote himselt to the mintetry ;- but 9 it.tvus ultl
,mately determined
_otherwise. Young Ste
phens aimed at independence
,for himself ,
and family... He, entered. a iew office,.and . .
In a effort time, belare he was yet out oLhis
minority, was edmitted.,4o. prootiee,
ootirte, by 'a epeoiaj acisif,ths Legislature of;
Georgia,;...A,llifiv;yeore feAcl.flitojit the first '
4
rank of, hhiliteteeih)W,anth: one of . ther. fi rst
uses of his good for t une was, to return, with
intereht,:the faVor he,hadi.receiy,ed.'whenr,in;
adversity. "Anioiut.Whig, he was elected
to repreisent htecnounty .. kin the State" !Aglaia-
E tittei tri',htith`hriMaheipicviieh
04:gleetithility,, inat : :lB43,:there
was a vacapeyta filled in
ployel,Orilegatioir; tl;en:''ty hig party, as
usual, were called UtOO.' to .ncinitriate' their
:'e.4ndidate;'9Wingie the-signal defeat.of: the
party in Abe tgeneta i ' election, -which, had' ta
ken place - t
j etialent
tient meu'ef , :the - iiarly.te : ptiteti the; cartv#Bl;
.and it was ess' ow ng, is'fa
q ,ekl
V(r. Stephens was SiOetiarttalliOstiAkie,( o. Little hope w a s ant [tarns
owing to,the,limeilLoootoeci majority, which
' '
;was kno. r mtb exhit: the! upper sectio n o f
163 ' itite;'*ipie tikcho,olot , ,;eou'oi;'o4d ,,
ViiiWthel his
. ieifeelion. that it cduliltttot hurt a
'4O to 6O
- r'e
P9 I I II TI,,A . Jt; 70 1 " *- 111 1 , :p ci *P r il$,Piqr-e*
s'IPFP
lone . ; for the'ictititageellPtintyf OSO4isgaing .1'
every eoanypenttetidieuettllttipeople_l4.l',
::every; Court PR* ‘4li s-9 1lonents,tacing
O'a4tiflooSoB!ktlflPjf7 accounts
(lmp!.toe at i rfes of his effortsy hestened
••
P,?,P..ssottYPATF,lflic
,P.PO P9PPIP , PeO?F,PIN 3 R .
,! 0 ,94rr41 1 .1 mf,lY# cu tti?n A4oo.illnk s TTA o l
:ireW9JimpAliim rikf1,04 1 .141,1.1:00,1
o ,q9f,F!sklllildlant orntoVimlivove r ,
:Oft vo . ,l4tii.Or
I‘,
r ''!tslekffAk# , Of F9pipw,txtt,
(41141#4.i_9 r . oies,S*
0 , 1 9,1 0-401,004***lof
1 0,49,V000 1, uppergoorgicyg , qg"
.cp,0`F0K,T04(4,,-14,,,14#,
=lll.l
folletritilm and, had listened ; to
• A e :... ! sh P - •P iI PPO'9 1 11' 01, 0,4 e, cpugleStta l ll -44 r
iitliniraorc)iiii 'ringer , spiting from her neat,:
r and : excliumedgiacoart,gopi : itiess•me, I -lif.
.feonlif :only have, a, boy li4e.tput,,lN
ain'to die arixt i l, On Anoiher occasion, ;
I .itittiiontoCO? ,i(eeingtthrif their speaker tins
geitingftl e , worst of the,conflicti endeay,ofed;
, the tile . ing, and -seyaral, nij
• .
l,trerei.•rqerrees re-:74t. *
err: frrredeireie,kkeefrP
'
;!P" : '!ata4ll)lelee,d;•*.hte..Pi'MheeeVie.
•Al!..C 4 Rtllk il'i .ge • f5. t 9p!! , •') 3 4 0 019,4 1 at) ; Aid?
,metititafireei - •whe pad: beiffivataniding••.fif '
.refs l ,4 o ,,l:l44o o .ol.94.befrelleill.frireklgeni
looking•tr infottie,ll4 of, 04 speaker: and
•
.g! sl ,, n g - , cs !!!P L .'fli e . t 'Vr 7 'N9 r g e frbYt Fugl' l 4 c 4n t
41sti41-r.'Ptop
,sattai3ot,t)Al same iime,preseriting;hisgpa.
f :. (Ho' i
.t
,
.fiagets on the boy. I'm as‘good.o: dummy
• ,
oral as any of ye, but won ' t see no foul
play. He's tellin you nothing but the truth
'and if one els:_yoqiirea,to.tonch let
cild',Betsi loose : among_ you quipker'n, You'
can say .Jack Robinson !' The confusion
Taesoon.,quieteiloind Mr. stephene pro
ceeded with his speech..‘,,,,,‘
Thus ; in 'one shott_month :he encouteted
and-defeated , pearlyLall-the-promment-lead.-
s era of the opposite' party on theii own
ground, 'completely revolutionized a large
sectien of the State that had always' iefore
given an overwhelming Locofoco vote. The
result . .was the triumphant eleotfonsyf Mr.
Stephens to Congress, and kr..C)zwrord as
Governor Of the State. Since that time Mr.
Stephens has represented lits district with a-
bility, and has perhaps, 'exerte4 a greats!. in-
Ruence, both in and out of Congress, than
,any other man in the Hbuso, to preserve the
harmony and unity of the national Whig
party, and to promote - its succesi:--
"7"lep , nrrisir,mutro - ig t rame-and
feeble constitution, of a very youthful ap
pearance, with a voice clear, musical and
child-like. His influenoe:,with his constitu,
honey is almost unbounded, based, as ik is,
upon their confidence in his enlarged Petro
tism, sound judgement andirimeechable.in
tegrity in al: the relations of life. , He is now
about, thirty:Ave years of, age, and, should
ate to spared to the country, he' is destined
lichtare atill _higher_honors for_lia_mative
State, b 3 enrolling his name among those of
•
,'.the first.Stataarnen.uf AMerica, • .„
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Fronilkiirirestnifnitet Review.
1N114111190.1'
ARE the planets inhabited 1 lie question
Which presents{ itself' to the human mind,
and for a solution of ivhich we as naturally ,
look to the science or Aiirononly. But
when the immense distance which separates
us from even the nearest of ' the planets is
remembered, it din scarcely beta matter• of
salrpriseren the telescope affords no direct
evidence of :the question,.'whether the plan
ets, like - the earth, ate inhabited globes..-'-
Yet though'it . gives no dire& answer to - the
Inquiry modern Astronomy- has . collected
together a*.mass of facts, connected by the
positiout and motions; the physical character
and . conditiont; and the parts played in the
solar system by the several glolles of which'
that solar system is competed, which form
a vast body of analogy, leading the intelli
gerit mind to the conclusiont that the planets .
are Worlds, fulfilling in 'the - economy of
- thenniverint the 'same functions, created by'
.the 11861113 , 1?ivine hand, -Mr . the Babe' moral
:purposes, and with the' s ame' deitinies. at
,Mrtly:-: , Thusi:Maniple` we. • find that , those
erbt likii , oer Min, roll in regulated perieds
'round she sun; , ks' that.' they , IMO • 'night's: and
. driss;:and , successions , ot 'teasensf that' they
'ire-provided.' with atnlosphereOltipPerting
, clouds and:agitated . by Windt; and lime, 'WM,-
. their climatea and , seasont- are:•evaperatirti ,- 1
eniflhatf Showers reheat' theii.atirlacei. l For:
' wk. ksoif , :that" 'tv hirever; the 'existence of
elands is made manifest; there. water must!
exist;. there evaporation , must go , on ; therh ,
electricity, , with ~its train.ef pheepeteltz!i"
must leigni.there rain mest:,,,tall;:thefa . : boa
andenowinurktlesker l d......W's,i ••eir:1..4.';,1.1 -1
e r TMOrltrithif 44 1 b -0- 40 11 . 00 'dm ' 91) ate ~!
' ,thlei chitalili;Whibli;Yintislk IlliteUii,are ,
-,Cdeshintliipieltipa4,lthit'leleseepti: hii,M.:
l itubiled,triiiikgreetirregtilaritiee;tin;theii . reii
faimai';ind thrill . Provelhe exuitenoiOrmoini:'
:ndittiattil.ialiitfre - ..7,..:8ut:i,'t fit elion;the planet'
klars, which. approaahes nearest to the eMtli;
that the greatest arivances have,hden.made
in:this, department of inquiry. ,Under-favor-
Ale, eireireetances i its,i',diao.; it ; seen, to:be
„mapped eat.* it;.Narjed eptlifle, Acute pail
•
X?Pfs, being, les!' reflecti ve 0 ligittl,therk . olli.,
Aii*eillei As I.*ati,F.'wohld ho ‘looB...,tltfieclivP,
o',BAtitl (l t,f,'Stter, end , Alea( l *;.twill • ;P 1 '0 4 4 1 ,
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q,iiiiii'lli*iiiiiiif atilitiiiiiiiii4ocipe
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eltAtieted .. , , A flantrt r sionr f
4414 , plji6119();,ititii
poaite ; lp'ole then ; inn nr p•
r, gCrriip~,tnfq:'sitnilar,;tela•
lions,. is leen& to
,rbe like
turn;4 l .eotar„
its It .boodrnes , heatfid•prthe,intifinierset -
Now these, ise . te Itii.2)Xo 'try ps';ieeii‘tettfiftly,
Mars
of tter.own In
' . *iiitertillniiiiii,Wifite&iribliite in' the ;deso•
,lation of itihistknorthern and sonthern. lath
ylitible ; to
itequenoli:ef ihei reftea l fs.;propppetties.6.
Ask 7 theirielift':rif#t'fpifted
ray
until they ceases to - bit eitpreeitittle:titAilife
riil,;4o;::l4tk ia4k
in,referenpe to the pteseitt:rii i testh*: l 7!! - I
if thtt l l l 4Pohfis paved
is a solid'spherit`, 'ettrVed eleretiens an-
Octane to, theie fanniitar pri:t f liii Amen •
'tains relleys of the terrestrial serfak4—•
fir Inning ihetn r werld;filled
raiite and snows, and clouds
,itintorone
ittiiteittitthe;p6rOl'aiis'a t rul of
.organic
life, which is intimately , ., dependent it on
auch'itili*lons or its.. 717-
oiP 2 Turt BI OA•
Fon the discovery of this wornferftil:func
lion of nature, we are indebted to; Dr. Mir
vey, who lived in the time of .Queen, tliza
both; the knowledge of which has conferred
incalculable "advantages upon mtipltind;—
The velodity with which the - hlooctinUst
flow when the heartheatcvislertf/y is Mon
ceivable ; for, in the ordinary course of
,na
ture, the heart contracts 9000 times in 'one
``hour, -- aaalilime - ejecting - orre - Ounce of Flobit.
icu ar n_oor eacriptson r --
-
it is necessary to state, that there is prov,Wed
in the central port of the body a liellowmus
cle, invested with spiral tubes, running, in
both directions. BY, the contraction 'cif t•hose
fibres the eides . c4 tie. 'muscular cavities are
necessarily squeese, d together, so as.to, tome .
out from them any fluid-which they may at
that time contain; by •the - relaxation of 'the
same Abres, the - cavities are hi their, turn di. .
dated; and, of.course r prepared_to admit ev.
ery ftuid which may 131 poured into thorn.—
Into these cavities are inserted "the grand.
worths, both of the arteries whiA carry. •Out
the .blood, and , of the veins which bring it
back. Thiais ogeneral account of the, op•
paratus and ithe;ainipleatidea of itic . ,acition
is, that by each contraction` aportiotibihiciod
liferadieb syringe into the adeif4 ;
:11:t ,;••.. . .
914,nt,_144 , 0 1 !,4,90),F,1 qiu,t,t)P,PC.tli9ll
cowed from ithe,”tireins:: Thisf:produataki at _
each pulse, a Motion. and Obeite injireirriass
Of blood to the 'amount of - Witit i ge,citiity
contains, Ohich,rn a full grown human-heart
is about an ounce, or two table.s t i...tonsful,—•
Each cavity at least will contain one °truce
of blood. The heart contract.' 4000161'163'm
one hour; from Which if follows, that, there
passes thfcifigOlie-heart?iviiry hour /10111r''
. .
ounces, or 350 pounili of , NO4_ 410'. _
whole mars of blond is about •tweritOre , ' ,;
.pouride; iro that a rpkantity blood; egital to
thembole blood wilbih. the bodY;
thiPough the, heart fourteen times Inv:Mel:tour,
which is about ontounce every four mita.
Mal
1.:131ET5 or 'THE HUMAN lifnro.-:-Newton
was one day asked, why hestapped - forward
when he was , tto inclined; and from what
cause his arm And his band obeyed his will'
He, honeetly replied, that de, knew nothing
about matter.: Bin at feast, said ..,they,to
hint r .yOuludie:arti,so.well acquUinted.. with
(he gruvitalitm at Lthri::•plunets; :will , tell 'us
•:Why.they.tdriroie'Vray tarter than•a;otheit
:Newton :still:Suvowed his, ignorance...l:z* , ,
, :'Theis iihnteach?iiiitt the ocean Wits al-
'VW for leer ft ',illi o ulti , "ceirtitif," ititif that" The
,
tides Were createdqif cotirinet inie'tiliiiii Into
port,•Were alitileitithittiiildstkrliitti'' . ibl;lztliat •
the MUditetridian t •hitifffoilO azi4`lidiatiii:l—
Muoliennlrocirlileiftelt liwfalleininfif Ala
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t o.? O, .As trerr ti ti a ermine pre
, aitiely:heti:it• billet! Of i , titiosisililitiniiii , i'itto
ire. hot:ohttteriia ri in ti f-by: l'Aiii'', intiottaiiiii
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•iiilhat tiiiitotinted `tort
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`discovered tit 4 th'Wbusithisipi liiiiiiiiirSil is.
4risiigod f '.' HtitiliOS iiiidited'iliti'ititise •
of sensation, mil* iiiid:ttiistitiO i Yli liiitiw
stiO In bid id the; essence:est - ni atteiiliOir:Otto
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