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BY E.4simiTTy.
garbs.
a Card.
MEE
in k ft.. JAS. McCULLOUGH will give hie
ly attendance hr the various branches of his
prcifessioil, in town or country, to ell that may,
favOr him with a call. OFFICE opposite the
2d Presbyterian Clrtirch and' Weit's 110101,
lately occupied by Dr. Foulke..
sept 5 tt ,•
...Dr. John 3. - Eyers,.. - ; . : , .
Ur AS REMOVED his Officer:4la a/el
11 .-• ling to'iho
Drug Siam on West 0 . 0 • april.l
Dr, WI L. Oreig4,. •
(Successor of Dr. JOirli.„.Cietkii; deceasicl,)
WILL .n0.012(110 ,
ealle in townan :
- . edaiitrir,,l4,ol7;4#4nonr, and will give
eveiy:attentian to patiehlk,enti6sted to hls,carti.
OFFIC.E'on Haat oppoaitelOgil
40Vn. , D s * • ' . • rnov22-6m
•-..;4lt4ilitidsor Rawlins,
.11"..D. • -
RA -
-
CB ofJefferson Medical College,
reetiebliully offers his services to the pub
!' , Ruwlins having .had eight years expo
• rience in:the Tramice of his. profession in Mary
' land and. Ponnqylvania, thump• himself that he
oan'give general satisfactioti "to those requiring
his ,aid: Office:in Pitt street .the Man
sion'lloued [lntel and first door south •01 the .
Methodist church. -
• ii7cbruaiv,?lh,lil49.
`Doctor, Ad. Lippe,
t• HOMOEOPATHIC Physician. Office
ji-A. in Main etre t, ut the house formerly (mom
pied by -P. B . : Lechler. • ap 9 '46
lon. L
; O. Loomis,
•
„..
it ,- WILL perform al
,operations upon the
" Teeth that are requi
red for theirpreservatien, IMO as Sealing, Filing ?
Plugging, &c , or will' teitore the loss of then,
by inserting ArtificiarTeelh:,:from a single tooth
to a full sett. igrOffice-On.,Pitt street, a few
doors south of the Railroad Hotel. Dr. L. Mob.
sent the last toil days of evOrrthonth.
' John B, Parker,.
ATTORNEY AT LAW. • OFFICE
in North HanovoyStreet, in the room for
merly occupied by the Hon. F Watts.
March 21, 1849. •
Carson ,•Eloore s
ATTORNEY AT :LAW. Office in
tho room latoly oithiMicid.by Dr. Foster; .
deceased. " mar 31 '47
Wm, DI, Penrose,
ATTORNEY AT .LAW, practiee_ko
the seversl Courts M.Cumberland county.
OFFICE. in Main Street, in'the room former.
y occupied •by L. G.'litandebury, Esq. my2J
James LlBMith,
ATTORNEY ATA,A.W. Has RE
MO VED his office to Beetem's Row, two
doors from Burkholder's Hotel. lain 1
camonciii- mom
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. Or-
FICE at his residence, c orner of 'Main street
and the Public Square, opposilw Burkholder's
Hotel. In addition to the_dutieti. of Justice of
the Peace, will attend to all-kinds of writing,
such as deeds, bonds, -moitgaiges; indentures,
articles of agreement, Motes, &c.
Carlisle, ap:B'49. '„;
Orewalle academy.
SELECT CLASSICAL ANifSCIENTIFIC
CUAIBERLAND dO,FrItTr;
aonfujsgitlyt„togicoiathzifiew 6 1 4 4 . . 4tutiona
oiler greater , inaucemett tar:totieir
tGe above. Located irt,the midst of:,o, commu
nity proverbial for their intolligenee, Morality
and regard for the interests 011%:religion, tine
Academy can effectually .guard its member
from evil and immoral inSuences.:: ,- ,Advantages
aro also offered to those desiring to'' pursue the
study of the physical sciences, surpassing those
of most similar institutions. .•'!•+,
Those Raving sons or wardelad wishing to
send them to a seminary: aro re•
ar tfully solicited to vistt'NetWitille, and judge
o tho advantages forthemselves , or, at least,
p cups a circular, containing
_full particulars,
y addressing ' JAMES riUS'rO.N,
Newvillo, avg 22 ly 'Principal.
---
To the Voters of CumberlantOounty.
FELL 0 W—CITIZENS :—At ' . the solicita
tion of many friends I hereby.offer myself to
your eonsideration as a candidate for SHERIFF
at the ensuing general electiou,liaving received
the nomination of the Whig County -Conven
tion. Should Ibe elected, proinise to dis
charge the duties of the office with fidelity and
'humanity. I therefore reepscthillY solicit your
support. J,Q,SEPHAeDERMOND.
Newville, Augpth, '49 to
brag and:-Variety Store.
TEI2 4 subscriber 'ictOpectfully announ
cos to the; public that ,-he has taken that
well known. stand lately 'Occupied by James
Fleming,_ on the corner tif;kitt and high streets,
• dieectly opposite the IVliinsion Honse, where, he
will keep constantly.,on hand an assortment of
Drake, Medicines,-Paiute, Oils, Perfumery and
' fancy articles, whichr:he is . determined_to sell
low. Having engaged - the services _of an Exi
ERIENCED Dam:Mn
t: he flatters himself to hip
, able t o give genorel, satisfaction - to ell. Phy
eycians and Country:Merchants supplied at,re
dueled prices. . „ ' II A STURGEON.
WRIGHT_& SAXTON
— IIVIRFICT - DifS - AND DEALERS :IN
EIGN &DOMESTIC FIARDWARD,
Glass, -Palate, Dye Stuffs, Oil, Iron, Steel,Naile
&c. Avould invite,the attention 'of persons want
ing goods in thair.,line, to the large issoitmont
they have just_; op,ened t and which they offer at,
the very lowest cash' prices: • feb23 •
. .
l'ohil P. ylip i
WHOLESALE and Reitai . LPealer . iri
" ForeignandOontestio'llaxdliaro;iraints,
Oil, Glassilrarnialti:Sta,•at theold stand
'Janata; drool; haffjust reit:Arad from'
Ist Wroth: euhr hiladelp hia-ti large , addition-to'
his formar ; stonit, l tei*hich the attends* of.,l)9Y
era is roe uested Ote -he 'is;
d a'amakta3d.,: to; sal
owor, than may OtLarlanaa int‘iwn•••.- 1 ' 9 ' 19 r.
• , L001C41015: Way. •
TILE 'ealiimilYtie would ,itiipeetfully:lefe'rm,
friancia ead',tho'iablie iefierally, that , lie.haa
_.lu s t', ()paned" a - , new :-.'L tiusE.R. AND 'COAL
Y Alt Qin Avast
d:will'rept, few, :doeis,eaek
of Keesrif,JlY: n't ithatho yvhereT
ha keep constantly
yanit'a,fiiiit!taittiyiaattaiont of all kylde 9f , Bea-,
soneil ' fklae:boarita apt. eactlitljPtker kinds
eigifi,all „ ,pir;;;!ktile* ye ~"" Aus4C,
" '
doeink,eropbrt( ninkr
tad Theetinge of t,. eih
Isecond ,:j o iai o .nmissioners,willr
be beldlo,nhthe
each ino,nthi,sti-:whielt limo, tut u T t ., 4 ll l,. M ,,„ ° 2 1111 L Yeee n .i .
bee.b)essOfittt l iinid , 'B tl ‘" tv. P 6
unr
aettl
ttl°l49lfiC6U,qtirl4ile. • at
,
0,110'41.
•''. • "
Arkg 4 o OA. will: ha ,atade
. .„
Sosion•of'tho slagiehiturp. of ;Penney 4tiy
, altafatioa' in tli, Charter
• - LtsLE Datinsaw B en aifitO donrat upon' the
` InstitatiinfAho rights and priiiiltigas al3ank of
4 1 squo•Vsy , Vrdpr'oPtlio Bohird of , Diteato.thv •
" • jsl , S CO BEAX;
Bhn ' 1
4p:1849;-6inY , ".
•
and.,Scouing..- .t .
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Tfithi,E.it RE VIVO' THINWSAITII LORD BACON; I ` ICH IVIAKWA•NATION:GREAIRAND.PBOSPEROUP"A FERTILE A ‘ ND BDBY' WORKSIAOED.-m.TO 'ADDOC.NOWLEDOE AND FREELOM,—Eish*zeani,' , ,
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ny,Tlll: DDV.•JAMEti 14LOODDD LVONe,'DL. D
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Now gather 01l our Staxcin herds. •
,Let,lmrps and Wine be strung,
'To .celebrate the triumphs,
- .orour'oUrn goo+ Sarin tongifeT -•
For stronger far than, that march 4
With battle-flags uriforPtl,
It goes, with Freedom, Thought, and Truth,
To rouse and rule the worl d :..
. .
81014 t AktktoW learns iteliousehold lays
On every surgworn'shore,
And Scotland hears It echoing 'far,
As Orkney's kreakers roar t"-
From Jura's,orngs, and Mona's hills,.
.It floats on eVeritgal l / 4 •
And wermi, , lvltti 'irrienehenand song,
The tiomes
On many a wide and swarming deck,
it Stelae the rough wave's crest,
Seeking its peerless heritage, -
The fresh and fruitful West;—
It allmbvNew England's rooky steeps,
As victor mounts a throne;
Niagara knows and grate t he voice,
, Still .mjehtler than its own. ,
• •
It spradd.,i • wlntrii piles deep snows
' On bleak %.,.resdian nlains, •
And where, on Emmalbo's banks,.
Eternal Summer'reignat— , •
It glade Acadia's misty coasts,
Jamaica's gloWing isle.
And bides where, gay with earthly flower.,
Green Texan prairies mile.
It lives by clear Itseca's
Missouri's turbid stream,.
Where cedare•rise.on wild Ozark,
And Kansestwaters gleam ;
It tracks the loud swift Oregon.
Thratiglreunset Walleye roll'd,
And soars where California brooks
Wash down rich sands or gold
It sounds in Doren's catnphni, groies,
On sena of fier e Malay;
In fields thrit - cli old Gengee' fiend,
i z tt,
And towers of p ud bon:l4y ;
It waken up Aden's flashing eyes,
Dusk brows, and swarthy limbs;—
The dark Liberian soothes hof child
With English cradle hymns.
Tanmania'el - . tissftst . - wooed and won
In gentle S,aiiirealieneh i
Australian boy. read Crimea's life
Sy Sydney's sheltered beach t
It dwells where Afrien soutbmost capes
Meet ocean's bright and blue,
And Nleuveld'e rugged mountains gird
The wide and waste Karroo. ,
It kindle;liattne a° far apart,
That,Whlla Its praise yoifeing,
These may be Clad with autumn fruits,
And thosewith flowers of spring;
It quickens lands whose meteor nights
Flame in an Areticoky, -
And lantle for which the SotithertelProsi
Hangs its orbed fires on high.
It goes with all that prophets told, •
And righteous kings desired, 14
Witl44•that great apostles taught
And - glorious Greeks admired; ' ..
With Shakspearee deep and wondrous verso, 4
Mid Milton's ionier mind,
With Alfred's laws and Newton's lore,
To cheer and blese mankind. , •
. , .
Mark, as it spreads, how Amiens bloom,
And error tiles away..
. ,
As vanishes the mist of night
Before the star of day, .. ,
Bui;grand as are the - Victories ,
Whose monuments 'we see,
. ,
These are but the dawn which speaks
Of nocuifide yet to be,
. ...
• Take hoed, theo, heir
~
.IBasel.kiltra..
1.• Taige.neeo, - taoroaelo disgrace ?, eri -•-
4
~;,.... deddirpen,............„ ,t,,,4_, t., .. .4 4
Our noble tongue aagrace._•.
' Ge tarthilireparedOwevoryAl. "•`
To love and holy etch otbe ~
And-Judge that they who tounse . a Life, 1
,Would bid you smite—alubther.
"Go forth, and jointly speed the time
fly good men prayed for long,
When Christian States, grown just-and wins.
Will acorn revenge and wrong—
When'eartles oppressed and mileage tribes
Shrill cease to pine or roam,
All taughtla Mine these Englishmords
FAITH, FREEDOM, INLVISX and 110/4i.
Miortitattamitan4
• From the St+ Louls•Reveille. • -
Fashionable Life in the. West,
BY "BOLITAIRE."
A. consultation" was held between 'Nash
and Barstow, in which it W.* decided that
the widow would not stake medicine,' and'
, law therefore *nut take •ha course.' Dick
awakened
. all . his knowledge of the subtle.
ties ,of love and logic, and nerved birnselt
for the encoutner. He commenced a series
of attentions , which Its intsndell should wad+
ually sap the li.ragglesinttulel.; beanod
the widow .about, didlrs,rnany,kind,otrutes
, .
with the pen, flattered her lottilaa, and,finally.
gave ;her legal a4viee gra!is
that he had now fully eonvinried her by. his
meta attentienti,that a`shrewd legal mnry
idiher:lutitre - ptjaces,..Wel.
fate and/conalini; he , broaciuid the r subject
believing that to hie•earnest prayer 'she %Vasty •
'Winn% a greedy ear be gurst tufo. :regu-• ,
larstanip"sPeech upon, the subject, and as he":
tier, of the; State connublatieron . sideiud in tlittd
abatradi - virthbtit itiOlUding the.lifidtifr"?.i'egto—
,
corttingencitts,; ttl;; ;walking then two Milani;
!? I #B n the town. Tlienhat) aen'n't .
nr(okifiliPiit ,ii ntllAßYA ol l o; k4:;abigireoY.:•AlFlT;' ,,
;der, a prheage thatithey; were coming; - 'in;;at
Ilia death ' ni.tr i ato~ia! — uot;,~io p es
speeoltie n a. lf,the ferlings,whicih , at
woulld'hive ; upon analyzed,
there is no doubt it' wentd have been disCOT...
el i ed;itiat ;tie', fait ; yeti. ruucdt: tate 4•;treti'd;•'
beau—, When. that...Pelisses., Wht • liakr,intssed
114riuglithetlittleYcivilltieseaitd taktinta«Stits,
the a,,ldevi tirdellita Dibl4tiiii:tniitsrped
ittiei
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patently all . at ,once horrified. at • breaking :
upon such a !keno, Mt;' , Batittiatto
kind a 'Prop:osal, we„ beg
, tolilltOqatid pgr
dons lol• interrupting itre.xoune us, we will
leave imtnediately.' " • .. ,
Language.'
Oh, that you would, and thus o'ffe'r ineQm
uninterrup . ted,ohauce esoape,vgrorined the
.widoW's•victim. S.:, •—• •
you - shan't•go, , said the widow, 'Mr.
13aiiteW btiegot - thiviighEnd will trriniediato
ly leave ,
Dick had been, a few ; seconds planning
some Model of escape, by whiOh hes . Might
aioid further mortification; but..ihis gentle
hirit'Uf,Ae - Wfdow's knocked all ,the hashly
arranged good order, of his retieat• 'into a
cocked hat,' rind- with a blunt tbod day,' he
seized his chapeau, crushed' it upon his head,.
and fled. Most provoking feminine laugh
ter achoed his footsteps, and as it; fell- upon
his ears; he muttered through hie close set
teeth, 'an imprecation, against ..the whole
female tribe.
' • A.'
How Widow aggles gave Dr. Charles
Nash, and Righard Barstow, Esq., die
became a standing subject of mirth' in Per
simmonvillo first circles, and from there,
spread all over the settlement. Wherever
they appeared afterwards, the female part of
the population became epidemically afflicted
wifila kind of con4ulsive,fi.tter3
,In revenge
Dick Barstow, Esq., composed a doggerel
song, in which he embodied his' views on '
courting widows, and Widow Waggles In
particular, and thus circulated clandestinely.
thrOugh the settlement. The burthea of it
was as follows:
WIDOW WAGGLES.
Oh there is an-trecient widow,
Who it seems Both choose to waggle
`'a•lUp,the steps of life alone,
a kind of single straggle.
Bhe's as ugly as old Satan,
And proud an human sin,
Iler niggers might be taken,
But she's a grand.take tn.'
She comes from old Vlrglnny.
And eheanakes a mighty spread,
For the sliver In her pocket.=
Keep up her foolish head.
Voles* you are an Fr
De this nov.Ahriderstood—
lbe in your mixture will not see
A drop of decent blood.
Oh, If you wont 'that same old tip,
To gain it go and boggle,
BM shun, asdf sin,'
The ; famous Widow Waggle !
This ciourgrape' aticnowledgement was
dtily telegraphed to the widow ; but instead
.01 flattering, it aroused her wrath, and sh'e
vowel all kinds of revenge,upon the authoi
of the indignity. She owned a small build
ing adjoining Richard Barstow, Esq.'s office,
and into this she made one of her negroes
turn a, vioieus,mule,well known in the whole
nOgl,Vx'rli* f li ) X-A4A B 49.ifi94BSNlFlo l tion'
fil,P,PS,q o .l49olThr
het orders and nailed .to :the skin of. the
dOor-way leading to th'e mule% apartment, on
which was inscribed :
Besides the .mirth which this created in
the town, at Dick's expense, the animal
commenced a furious assault with his heels
upon the partition Setween the two build
ing!, and every , succeeding kick he dealt
against it,exhibited such increasing vigor
and' determination, that Dick momentarily
expected_ to see , his muleship's hindquarters
come, through , into his office. He had endu
red this real assault until his patience was
exhausted, and then gathering np his library
~—a copy.ol Blackstone, the !revised Statutes,'
'and - Rren. Jackson's last message—he fled to
Dr.:Rash's office, where they mingled - theta
,symPathies, and together denounced the pre
sent age of female persecution.
The fun. of this affair was still fresh in Per
'simmooyille i when...tag widow, annouqped,
her,intention of 'giving, a grand and
this,intelligenee awoke the, whole settlement
.
into..e.,,ll,vely tw,ittpi oi, excitement. ; , All,
kinds, of preparations .were instantly . conin
menned by, those ty , ho l ., expeated to ',be , ,thO
happy ityciplents,et:hoations , ,,,te,.anako,rt
stildring.appparitri i iitt , 1r11..i jioire:o 4 .4bnt the
same period, '..Y9 ) ; i 't h ai l ,di f!1° 4 ! 3 ',94, 1 2q
' ll 4 n 4er; 01 , P4 8 9,M 9 . , r .? f 11. capacious ,
In. #. 4 §/ ) o: B PP E lTi tne,l i* t ...t4 6 fel i li 41 . 1 .4# 1 ,1 6 Ti7
bed niiiiiilite !lima blariit bcio . ipdiipinedby
tlM,title.cf, i t regiatei, k ,the..,ntpkingi i nnme,„of
`49 I IIWA O O7,TuciiPPJ9; Por,O!leq,,lP4ll!
downright honorable 1 A long . time hod .
elapsed since the settlement had been hen
, • i
tired thy - sbolititinguislutra,,visitorilandi:ei
i
onurtie ( the ',news .of hid, arrival,.flpw t' ll ,4!lt' a
prairie fire; ...Fro in;nettatit Ambiguous giving"
'011%,0f 4timilluatrimm I gupst,.jus „hp a k,l ett i ne 4
thatAle,treaAP , PnfflißY Pfti9.cr,,,ellintalty Who
hid..ffatired ;it ,411fghonietorip An • / OfiiAt,,: Whi4ll 3
he 144 I:e . cflitg4 a. B6 Y.4 l: ooPunci,lo the Ipead,
aildmaa.now.Aravoling,to, reernit4ds, , ,heahh:,
Hp •,,intiimited that the ..opitit of rti!lilenttlt!
was,temp.ting hi in / tii!,,hp . plain,' .. to Atli:ly; g , i
btAalq; ho nt. , ..•.; ..., The, jioni. , ,W, , ,i..rm ivo r y:
stsaight,',yery, pompons, yeryailiclikland, ,'eon
, law, the first circle tif ihe town pito a very
hi h'ltaie of; builoeitP. l l'herij WitlaWl!,toiild,
IthillMi'ltive rionsettred to ini, , iftrill#Atiiceeig
r.e::iia te herlsofree,;,if Ishe' ,
qniiiilill4 .'this
Maps Intv.ei'stMuiellVtlte 'Marietta strangeN
.'presence; blit she , 'wei , afraidicaltrY ligrakthe
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11 1-lAIID . TIMES, ESQ.,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.'
=EN=
could not confine her pfelkini,triiirnphiWith
in - the ' Widliiiol"BePoNvii'litinsionlvalie' motif
l a ke hinOnit; Mid 'Advil : lid eettle•Ment lib* .
ehe•Could •Shiiii3 %aside 'One ivdtb belonged 'al,
the first 6916 of iEurope. , l6 - • • ;'• '' .7:: . • •
Everything seemed,mlthis particular junc
ture to shed a halo ,of success. around. the
widows Her mule, 'Hard:Tirtie,ilhad routed
attorney Barstow. i She:heriadi.ihad hoaxed..
Dr. Nash, and she had secured a Lion—a
British one, too—for' her partylLt: She lorgaim
Bill Hbpper - all thdlannoyanceirhe. - ever infiic
,k )
led upon her, In ninon earnest of, her , good
leelings,•she vial d his 'mercantile concern,'
in crornpany ith the Hon. Wilton, to. put
chase Mem. xurics.lor, the forthcoming
whit ,a . " -
-ii i
'spread,' whilOhe -further/ aitoniehedAtim
.with an invitatihmto•the , selscfsoiree. t After
B,ill had been formerly' introduced , to the
stranger, and the widow lhad'seated . herself
i
in the grocer's Maker' :bottomed .rocking
Chair, to sip a glass of , taimpotted'malltstra,
the latter invited : the oaf W. to the back
part ol his store, 114 Whisi t taquiringly:
Ma-ma-may be yotiM lit: :saltnetliirig * EI: le
le4ptle stronger than rita;OriaLMaLifetrar
he Hon, W. signifiird by 4:vita that be
would and Bill handod ' froinA3eneath the
counteir s .4 small
..blatik•• bottle containing
Arriericrtn mmiufrictured lou'rth'proenirandy. ,
Bill concluded When he stranger
drinKihat if he ptissesSed airy' *Gakness
the world, it' lay in his lovehf the contlintei
of the. small blaek bottle. "' The - widow
having concluded bar Purehases, departed
arm in arm with her distingtiished compan
ion, and ad they left the store the latter rais
ed his hat respectfully to Bill with the part ! .
mg salute - then of irtittroir. ,
'What did you earhirn V 'enquired the
widow.
• +only extended to your friend the All
ghanistan salutation of 'au rcitoir,? which in
in their wild language **mina vied bye!'
Thb *idow treasured the word in her
memory, and ever alter bid her friends tare-
Well in the Affghanistart tongue, which.khe
slightly corrupted to rsorry vorr9. ,
That same evening Wm. Hopper; E.e-esq. •
visited the hotel to Writteer i3tiltivate die Hon.
W's abqueintance. -11einyited hitii around'
to his store to enjoy tin-iindisturbed• hour in •
conversation, and in the r satrie cordial spirit
in which_ it was extended, the .couttmiy was
acknowledged •and accepted;:-They adjourn
ed to Bill's 'concerriwere seen ,brew
ing certain•mixtures for which that establish
ment and its proprietor was famoamktil tong
the few wheknow itasecrets; The cunning •
dealer plied.the :Hon'. W,. withhis mixtures,'
and Muttered. in his eat his Balterie's until
the latter, iii donfidence habosorried himself.'"
purpotreabeinwmtitie'd;tkid,thititdistin , m
gialishod , istrangerth4C- 1 ,A,1*
VAlrcOnici 04310ting';vracbrol6401-a,--F,Oun*,---
and the •grocer'il•guest; minus' his' dignityi'•
wad accommodated with a bear 'skin' touch
and a ("ado cover,whioh brought him a•
bout as nearto that kind of--game as he had
any desire to venture.
Agreeably to notice, The widow's great
soiree came 'off, and it *asp cernrnecse'*oc-a
. ,
elision: All present looked pleased, and the - protect the profession from innovation, not
widow in particular. It is unnecessary for only starve themselves, but kill their patients
us to say 'that she did the honors' of the oc-, He had stuck to the regulars until 'hie' dive
easion with riXourisit.-it Was away She had, lion had stuck him into the bog of poverty,
of:doing everyttung..The Ho*. Wilton?lay- and forced him to become a , rsgular' ,, erm.
ed the terne;lion at ifittadlully as it could be grant, and for the previous ten yearste had.
dorte, • and';Win: HoPper,...ptesq. looked as regular as the.spring'came, moved pis Store
pleaatuitis tickled as rt, school boy, with, a of science and gailipots, until at length . he
pocket lull of fire , ,orackerson a fourth of .111.! had reached the outskirts of civilization, He
ly morning.‘. Bill took .the Hon. Wilton' so was as proud and as obstinate as ever, end•
frequently to the sideboard`during the even.' this quality in his .composition had 'recom.
lug, tat he began
,to get:lnnen Id thelongde,'• mended him to the, widow : she was.one , of
andlt ourse tiribiti eliiijiteritik isO, itt‘e ,beati r those, who , believed tiiere was. deldom much
li r
ties of ondon. The Isms, Wegent's Puirk, smoke without fire, and by the same ,rule,
the style of my friend, Lord, Squahby ,and that 'wham there 4118 much pretension,thete
the intelligence of my delightful female 44- must be some skill.. - e._,,,,...,.
itive, Lady 'Fitzgig, tke.mageiPcen,ce ottlie nrk.he badlyshet Doctor I excla im ed , the
places of amUseruent, ar.rt the,sUperiority of widow,artived,with the.D etor,'is the n
..thebeinitYcl fashion tiiitcfitreioeoiiii them, happy 'stranger dead ?. Speak ,!_ do relieve us
' • "'ti wo r ld,'i
over ever• other people .k
~ th e no ,n- fromlthis expense...? ... '.„ ....;‘o
veil' '' .. 4 '.' ' " `'l''',3'l- b't f " '". ' t (Well lie is ba d •• ..ft adam , inigwered
f 3 x O ?PttPE. Pl:Psell ,P'gJ u . F ° 'TM a" Y. , 1 - — , -.„ ..- - J• •
With litimkilion - Wit,recoid tlie'fact; that
~ the doctor, after ...,,,.., .1 , ution, end looking
Niclow::ran'oVell - Orlioileinaleniis, rera . "kifenirintnirer ,. .r . v., 94,1'.1t1Yigolted - to read'
aeilafitini`V Jail ilie ; Lii;fi n• 6r'leititittig:uti:' whether there ' „ s ', 4 ,,''','' 'ischiet in Pet', B ?til.
tit hiiiiidetiongni'.toneheil upon thil'ithiei' 'And Oar" lit'lle eßtiti' enquired eho,`Nith'
tt l il e ici e , , , ,ij u i iii' en Of ' , 1 4iitil i ti'eti s , bpiiii:;''' unaffected' , distress than the '.lootor's . angry
ed Iheir'ifYda 'tn'ilie Ilen.Wilien'i vulgarity. ' brow 'cleared; and lie really' ernil'ed . as hq an
' drie' b«iatitiful; girl' s ' &lie Endli Snell hi g; ru; ha ',-' meted? 4 ' ' • ' 2 !' '"
Nattre'mong the. grate 'tin' this inalibritint'aii.• ' i He is Aid sn the neck! Madam !
iesied,lfiliktiiiPtitittitfititi:HOW W:kiliitiiii . ' I e ri!'ett'diaihl!' l''hlttl . ':ifliti l 4:',ireil P
duffer lii3eifi;n'atiniiteirieht,iiheetiodnittied 4 . ' sekentried' Wiaby iArii t ilds:' 'SI Wiiii,e'alielif
itisitialiatineliiilviiiiltia htlannisi in' hie 1E61 7 ''' toldO l otioto'hYitOilasi"whOit ttiii'; lol3l 4: l4, i l.l.
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,been in praise of every thing Itt!6igliah. -1 ft ' f I%ll.i:Aanger of his dying ; ilited i etri the only
. !Tsm r pl i rh e ' A l m lir. , ,As in vikko,.§„, the' plitol that (tes...Nounded" hum, haa Veen a
• Willow'illeated"fiereell aethe, piano . ' #4lteugli pocket pistol charged Nitlitikanity4t)te liritV
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and h 1 , 00iimge, Bill invited '" him to. 'renew
histU i piaint4nea with the dark ihiv4dratin ,
under the',counter,ehint which the Hun. W.
undersiood ,almost instinctively, and when
he, had paid some aftention, the grocer in
a very positive-manner assured him that , be. ,
fore he rink the town he ?unit shoot the Yon
man , w ho the evening prpv i ous had put him
under
, the indignity of a e blovi.
, The strange
informed.him that as El child he,subrnikted ko
his direction .
.A very L.'polif,en9te
mediately prepared, ii , ifting
Esq., qut to die, according to,
,an ,I,!pprexed,
code, rnuchpaironized good ;shuts .with
the pistol. Theclifillengq was immediately
....ely
accepted, and'Dick Barstow, Esq. nafpod ad.
die ,
, .
challenge party's : second, with !limn
Bill arranged the meeting for the next mom
rig; In'ihe.interfin Bill took every preouo
ail to 'ensure rhaprosoUce of his principal,
s l ,
e invited him to Practice
. up.stadsin his
' Acorn,' and when , be perpetrated a ipri,
ot,Bill would by,i,ay of steadying his,
nidyes, inform him.glai if:4=oMo Miller IV
a aw-tr4slul close sliqt L l '. • _
ißright add early on theneXt inorriing, Mr.
Hcipperand !ilk prinoipal started down 'to e
neck of wOodie about two miles held* the
town, a nd esh keep his-hand"steady the Hen.
W. had taken the precaution to bring along
a capacious flask of the liamflXred of invig
orating' liquid 'contained In - the ilark bottle
finder his 'second's counter. Before they
reached- the ground, the good liquor, the
thought of his antagonist's skill,and the cojel•
ness of the atmospherecombined, made him
look_through the grey of the morningi.a very
blue spectacle. Whim they arrived at 'Snake
Bottomithey found young Millbr
.and his
second, Richard Barstow, Esq., awaiting
their approach. The Hon...W. bowed to
them, and it was with a great.effort he again
regained his perpendicular. To Irciep the
position when he did regain it, he very prop•
erly leaned up against a sapling. Thci
tance was duly measured, the seconds tossed
up for places, and : Barstow and Hopper, after
a whispeted interchange of suggestions in
regard to the signal, winked themselves into
a proper'understanding of how it was to be
done, and proceeded to load the weapons.—
This preliminary having been duly perform
ed, they placed their principals in A positien,
and yielded up to their keeping tire deadly
messer.gers. ,
When Barstow commenced with 'one,'
off want both pistols, and down went the
Hon Wilton, young Millet having taken one
glance at his prostrate form; the next instant
turned his back upon the party, and to use a
western saying ? 'struck a bee line for tall
the - attic; e t tif ionise; the widclW heard
t, and -five minutes after the bodiarrivid in
town, she was rushing along in that 'fami
ly' carriage, which had black Bob f,or Its or
namental driver; in se rolt of Dr. 'Winos, a
crabbed' old practitipuer. Dr. V. was one 01.
those Medical martyrs, who m their zeal to
MEM
Itram the,
;TUT
Thi3 stn cline ' ol•the eye is , one.:Cf` the
moslyt ikiible works of nature .' The 'ex-'"
x-'
n t
tenor part . of - ithis organ are admirably . 'de.
fended from injury, pieced in the head at a
,bsitain. depth; and.Surroulfeled 'with, ;durable'
orbit's of bone,. they,cannot be readily hurt;
the over-arching eye-brows also contribute
el eflt.lP that ; beauty aria_preservation..of this
exquisite organ, :the hair preventing dust,and ..
•evieat frord,falling:intir thern_frhe -fore
head::" The eye-lids 'hum anotWriectirity;',,
and:by closing them inieur sleep; they shut -
Mif'the:lighefiena dialtiihing crti rePot,i';'
The aymlasliee;add still .fiiither.to,,the per; f.
i
' motion , of ilie:eyeaytherbreak , the , force •
of
the . figlir,vyhiChmight- Offend ue,, * and giaid '.
the sigliffrom dust or any. Other minute Cody
which might cause it injury: ::-• —, .:'-- ---
if the external structure .of the eye be ad
mirable, the-internal is still more so..
..The
,globe of the eye is composed , . of coats, or
..
ttrnicles, humors , muscles, ,add v,essels. r -
The exterior coat`-which is called cornea; is
transparent; /under, this .the'Phoroid, which
is lull of vessels; the next uvia,'circular,
•and colored; dieresis an:opening heihe mid
dle 'of it which is called' the- pupil,. and
which' generally appeare,.black,;nastly, the
retina, which is a fine fibrous :- expansion , of
the optic nerve: The humors are—the aque
ous; or watery, lying in the fore part of the
1 globe immediately under the cornea, this
1 humor is thin,liquid and transparent; the
chrystalline, lies behind the opemog in the
middle of the uvia;.this is'the least' of ,the
Mnors, of great solidity, and on both sides
,convex ! the-vitreous, so called from its re
semblace to melted glass, filling all•the hind
part of the cavity of the globe, and , gives
the spherkial fignre to the eye. The mus.
Cies of the eye are six, and by the excel
lence pf their arrangement is is-enabled to.
more in all directions. Vision is performed
1 by the rays of light falling on the transpa
renreutwprd coat of the eye, which by its '
compactness and convexity unites them into' ,
a focus; 'they are then passed * through the—
aqueous humor and pupil of the eye to be
more condensed by the'ohrystalline humor,
which fro'in its lenticular form, is finely adap-
ted to that purpose. The of light, thus
brought to a common centre, pentaratecilie
vitreous hUmor, and stimulate.,,tice retina,•
Oponwhich the images of objects, painted
in an inverse direction, are, reptesented to
the mind through the medium of the optic,
nerve. The extreme-' _minuteneriss of this
picture is wonderful; for the space of ele
ven hundfedyards, when it is represented .
in the bottom of the eye,, makes, no more, ,
then flie tenthyart of .an inch !
'; -- Thelaritilty:cf Yitifelliiii. - Orietirltie.facititlT
• wonderfulTropertievof ImmanFnaturel, and , -;'
particiiiiirly'raitilW;nui itleritMi;'lthiiiiiih:V
the image of outward objects is painted in •
the retina upside down, yet we see them in
their proper, situation. And what is Still
more admirable, with one such a small or
gan as the eye, we perceive the largest ,
objects, and take in the whole dimensions.—
From the height of ,a tower, we can see at a
dietrydt below - Us, the infamous buildings
of .a large City painted with. the utmost 'ex-
aolnesrfand.precision upon a surface Scarcely
three times as large us the' head of a pin.—
So
many millions of rays coming through a
mall aperture, are reunited in the the retina;
Which covers the bottom of the eye, without
the: least :confusion, and preserve among
themselves the satne order with the poiritilof
the objeots from 'which:they are lefiented.—
From the topmast of ,a vessel we see i the • :
ocean Povered:witha Vast • fleet, and . waves ,
innumerable:undulating around us';•,Yeteach ;
of 'these ,waves, small as it'is,trefiects.a.Vol. ,
unto .of_rays,which.meirlhOye. - On gaih-
ingthethecummit of..iiortie'lofiy mountain,
we direct our-.view ,oven the distant, plains,,. ,
everyptijeot,'we notice'must reflect 'mvery••
great mass of rays ,upon' - the,, , e,ye. other-'i
wise we couljnot distinguish...the flowery
.._
meadow, the)varied.drapergof the. forest, or
the winding of 'the purling strream: r. firi,Vs•of-
light net only, pass kern these objeowltoiOur :,
efeel IfuEare tratismitted'toevery parr of the,
suiroimdlng Mmotiphere ,Q-IMacin`viierever ;,
Nye pas vithin a 'Oertain - dietinoeithe"Same :
obieetstire'!still visible:" HOW eeldom - oie-T1;.
these 'things' CeMaidered'! Thelliabiecif -ticitiai
iiii; as:soon as we Open our eyiis;oandeeui`-: , .
.tec9Aeider thisioperationae a thing:simple • r
in iino.itself, and- aany!to:lie•oomprebended;-= '',
y. 4 4. ieAnterly ont,ol . ..eur power fully to ek- -
,plaul t thii manner in which' we borne AO eee !
°Piee4 4 7.i . .V , ° ,4rIPTI II O O ed rhi!*' the image
„forma. iiielf; in 41iiiii bottonif of: the • eyepaild4 .
thiitlallJtht parts • WiiielV'SernVoisi Y , ii;vottpl ,
bulelb 1,4 ,, 1mitkii4'0,0!;. - iiii'dlikif,"(dr_liqiipif.
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the nerVoniimpanisioe; bailed da4iiiiiiPia!:',
ttinfier&iled"lii 'die 'OP*iieAe .ii',Wiis l. •kn i ciii`j",'
ibui dzideiAiloltidkOn ' r ' inkiekilliiiii4i 4 ; ''
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1 / 4 VOLITME,LNO.,..2sr
MIMI
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rage, young man Whßi i.t
ihumblcand cibscore apprehtlee—a t poor.negat
Jested orphan o
11 , .'scoff ':#4l3
d'o'l;*oid . .
thOUghtless 'and gay, iesPlee
:in lags• because of its tatters'? ; Have you a*, •
Sntelligbnf ,all
'untutored thougq'it bel
Have you a yirtuotiii: aim, a: pure . deelrej
honestlipart4 , -Depend upon it s ; one' of theta!' r.
4a3TyFu , liiili 4 ,2 _ , ( o loga t ,:'' ::-4.-_. :.,:3
i 'The time May.be long. deferred:, You triard
grow to"rnarthoolVtitirYea!May:pyiinl#4ll . l l ,
leabh Youi Mime ere tke'Cifir ia o.lafti`biiC'
virtuous, aimei pure .desire3si-tand ..iionest la
hearts are too feiflud sacred not 'talon (pi"
rc 6 *lfid - 1 1 1 0 i*Aa wantedd t . ",.. „,:1 , ...,.r:
Your virtue&sliall not alwaystehldder .-.
Our _poverty •Ishall not always 'yirai ) you ".
nboat as Alai ii, * , mantle-4,litictirltialiiill •net A
always veil you from ; the multiMde:! . Bio:',1
'chivalric; iri yOur'combakwitkalictiguanncitti, 1 , I
j3e ev,er active : briwever small may be your. r
Sphere of action. itiVitill"eurely enlarge Withl
- every. movement; and, your mflaange wig,'
haie dohble inpitemenu
"In the world's proud field of,batile.
In the bivouac llfe,,
Be not like dumb driven cattle * - • ti
I . Bea heTe ih the strife."
I Work on for surely you will %natal,
and then"cbmes your reward.' Lead nPon
the sacred "I, hOe never seen Abe
6ghteous forsaken, nor , ,hisAkett,±_begging
bread. , .; Never despaib . fer the lives of goo 4,
men. abundantly show that often when' the •
e l louds are blackest, and the tempest is
fietenst, arid , hope is faintest, a ustill small
ioice ,, will be heard,,,ssying—"Corhe lathes ,
-1.-younre wanteeqnd all your powers
find employment. Therefoie .take 'bean
young man.
. . .
' ALL SORTS OF FACTILThO oak tree . •
Oyes in a slate of nature_on_e_ thousand - five .
hundred years. Hour glasses were invented
dt Alexandlia ono hundrOd and fifty . ybars be-
fore Christ., The emit ol — fifteen niilliens did; r ,
larsis !Expended. each year in London for in- . 1
(oxicating drinks. Vaccination was - first tried" * -
-upon "condemned criminals. In the year 1721..,,
The interest of the national debt'. of Great
Britain is over tweoty-four million poundii° ,
sterling. Litclking 7 glassea were first inad,e at
Venice, in the yoar.l3oo: Iron was first dill !!
covered by-the burning of Mount Ida one
thousand four hundred and five years before„:
Christ. Miudins weft' first manufactured in- , .
England, daringhe year 970. Air is eight ''
. 1 ( 1
hundred and si teen times •liihtir than ite,'„
bulk of water. .. ilitary uniforms were first .'
adcipted in France, by Xing Louis XIV. The
plague in Eprope,Asia and Africa', emeMento
tag in the year 588, lasted for fifty years.. Lb.
Oen . web first, discovered. , and .made in 'Epg.. , : „
Oilskin the y0c,f1259: • The avcrage.cpiesge2i , ,,,.
4ettairAtbfqr7iiiitiiittpufap:the, last flirty '..1 -
Eea s o, , ta.d.ighteon million pounds sterling, per •
nem. Microscopes were first invented' and '
ed in .. aaitnan.Klo2l.:' The' colt ,of algal's!,
..
smoked " every, diii io, - 'HOW York
.' city to Um:,
thousand dollars. The first literary magazine •-•-
in America was published by Franklin, Iti 3.
1741. . .)
THE Floor SAW MILL.—The old prat..)
tico in making boards was to spht up the Ng
with wedv, and inconvenient as the preo.•
tie° was, It was 'no easylnetter to pm:amide
the world that the thing could he done in any,
Setter way. Saw-mills wore first used In Ed• 'n.
rep in the) fifteenth century; tut lately tia;„:
155:5,..anEigfieh .Ambassador, hailig ....seen A i .
saw mill in France, thought-it a novelty which '"
deserved fi'pertiatflar'iteecriptien. - It is . amps- .';`,
Engrte 8p.4.' 1 44.46 averAPn to. labor4ving
Oniehinery has already agitated Englaid: , .: • ill ,
The first seivi:niilllviriejfileblishedhy i'Dutelv:'
man; i #,, , 66 ...f.§!4,tb! .4 1 04, 3 ,out c ry agai n st, ..
the prow-faitgled inachlite',wers 6 violent ` that
tiiit - tiroprietor was' forced' to'. decime . with': ;
more' apori tfon 'thin ever did it' pholuntiO, *,1:, - ;
fore..., The Ovilohm It k ui kept Ott:of, leilmid ! , .J
~
fOr several: 'years,. 'or . rither4enertithini. i -birt..e , .
10 1768 t ittrbeltieft ‘ y 4103i'ii0iallitql!,-,11:001#1(`',:.
rhat,after, eir lOhie;litilithe:phhifh.woithl,:he ',1,:.
iSse Watchielof its Low:ns ifitereetihnide . .C;iishiNr
itiiiejitit'AClT4iiiisikuttioo,igr;if"l4 , l.l7E(i(iiii . iir',.„, ,
dln'i.o,sf,:io::l** 'Attgol*ciio: l ?4,fKAliireslr4
apti',li...copecientioue moircaliectedhrid pulled''. , '
.thif mill. to ?haws. , ',Stroh ',.inttrietle ; 'spirit's :;'''' '
courd' net alwaYs' last; end: how , though • vrti. , .
haveporvitere ices .- the feCt ;diatihetly :stated& a.
hero le reesii. th', beliAiie'AliWiliiw'„xpilliaiti: N
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