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DROOKTILLE,FRANKLim COUNTY, INDIANA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER II, 1839.

MISCELLANEOUS.

VOL. YII. No. 41.

POETICAL.

From the Lahy't Book: AUTUMN.

Air, biil! ye woods with ling'ring virdue crown'd;

Ye yellow leives that all the plain bestrew;

Ye last bright days, all hail! earth's sadness round

Suits with ray sorrow, and it charms my view.

Pensive I tread the forest's lonely way,

And love to gaze my last at yonder sun,

ow near his sitting, whose pale feeble ray

Scire e penetrates tnese 6udes60 deep aud dun!

Yes dying Nature can my heart bejruile!

To ma her beauty veil d more beauty shows; 'Tis like a friend's farewell, the last sad smile Of lips, which death will soon forever close!

AaJ thus, prepar'd to quit this mortal sphere,

Mourning the nopeoi an my days destroy d.

I turn once more, and with a wistful tear

Behold the Mossing I have not enjoy 'J.

Earth, sua, and vallies! nature soft and bright!

A tear I owe ye ere my spi rit fiiee;

How balmy breathes the air! bow pure the light!

How beautiful the sun to dying eyes!

The cup, where gall and nectar mingled flow,

How do I long e en; to the dregs to drain!

A3-A man named Thaddeus William Monran. a

huckster in Fulton Market, was arrested, in New York, on Wednesday morning, charged with hav

ing caused the death of his wife, by stabbing her wite a knife. The details, as published in the New York papers, present a tcene of deep atrocity. It appeared that the deceased was a native of Southhold, Suffolk county, Long Island, and her husband a native ef Rhode Island. They had been married about eight years, and, in consequence of his intemperence, they separated last spring, and the went to reside with her friends in the country, and he enlisted at the Navy Yard. He war, how.

ever, soon discharged, through the interference of

his friends, and be became' apparently reformed, and his wife returned to him. His habits of intoxication however soon became as bad sb ever, and, when drunk, he generally conducted himself with great brutality. A son of the deceased, who is about seven years old, was examined at the coroner's inquest, and stated that, after his parents went to bed, they quarreled, and that his father struck his mother

with a knife in the back. On an examination of

the body, there were found eleven wounds, on different parts of Lor person, and ef such a form as the knife alledged to have been used, was calcnlato inflict. Most of the wounds were on the back, and one wound, which was alone sufficient to cause her death, divided the seventh rib, and severed the pulmonary artery. Ball. Pat. Latb from Bcenos Avres. By the ship Uru-

tus. arriAed at Iew-York on lhursday. papers

were received from Buenos Ay res to July 29th, and Montevideo to August 5, The port of Buenos Ay res was still blockaded, and there was nothing to warrant a belief that it

would be taken off for months to come.

At Montevideo on the 1st of August, a new duty

extra of H Dcr cent, on imports and o per cent, on

exports was put in force as a war tax.

The U.S. ship Fairfield was at Montevideo and

the Independence at II 10 Janeiro. Ball. l'at.

A man is cxbibitinr a machine in Cincinnati

which he calls "a perpetual motion." It is de

j scribed as befirg a very ingenious contrivance, and

Thare, whence I drew the stream of life and woe. j secm9 t0 hc no ,,oubt of it8 answering all the

J crcuaiite uuc uiu vi avis, jr uidjr iriiiri

LAUGHABLE STORY. The following is a laughable account of the

misfortunes which befel an American gentleman upon a visit to a lad)- in Paris, to whom he bore letters of introduction. After rein-

ting a number of ludicrous and amusing mistakes upon his entrance in the presence of the lady, he thus proceeds:

The ordinary roininc of a French dinner

commenced. A reguler series of servants appeared each instant at our elbows, inviting

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us to pariaKO oi n thousand uitlerent kinds of

wme,under a string of names which I no more understood, than 1 understood their composition, cr they did my gauchcries. Resolved to avoid all further opporttinies for displaying

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my predominant trait, l sat in the most ob

stinate silence, saying out to every thing that was offered to me, and eating with the most

devoted application, till my fair neighbor at

length liersell began a comersaticn, by inqui

ring how I was pleased with the opera. I was

just raising a large morsel of potatoe to my

mourn, and in order to reply as quickly as pos

sible, j hastily thrust it in, intending to swh

low it as hastily. Heavens! it was as hot at burning lava. What could I do? The lady's

eyes were fixed upon me, waiting a reply to

her question. JJut my mouth was in a flame,

I rolled the burning morsel hither and thith

er, rocking my head frorn side to side, while my eyes, which I had involuntarily fixed on

her, were strained from their sockets. She

regarded my grimaces, of the cause of which she was ignorant, with an expression of amazement and surprise, at which I can laugh now

when I think ol it.

Perlips the future Las for me in trust Some bright reversion, how to hope unknown; Snme kindred bosom, when I sleep in dust. E'en yet nny bsal responsive to my own.

Tlie flower's farewell to life and to the day Is sigh'd in pcrfnme to the evening gale; I die: my ppirit gently melts away, s sounds of mournful melody exhale! W. J

w,

expectations of its maker, if he could only give it

motion. Ball. I'al.

The Pork Market. The quantity and qualty

of the pork in this county, which will be ready for

market in a few weeks, has never been exceeded here. But as yet there arc no pork buyers; and as it is currently reported that our hank, under the lnco-foco policy of the times, will be unable to furnish facilities for its purchase, the prospects of our

! farmers are far from nattering lit tins particular

We therefore invite the publication of this para

graph in the Louisville, Cincinnati, Wheeling and Pittsburgh papers, with the view of drawing the attention of buyers to the facts herein stated. Sangamon Jourval.

Perpetual Motion. A machine has been in-1 , . .

vented, and is now exhibiting by two ingenious Steamboat accident.---mi me oiim.g

pent.'emen. in a room over the post ornce, which I ol the "OUi inst. a collision iuok. ui.icc oe-

F . . ... .. I a w- a a

it it make not perpetual motion in the common l tween the steamboats 1 henix and Augusta,

acceptation of the phrase, affords the nearest ap- ,ne Arscnial wharf, at Grecnleafs

proach to it, of any thing of the kink, perhaps, poinh The phenix was on her way up

the expansive and contractive power of mercury, "" - -. V" v

cmlerthc vicissitudes of tcmoerature dur nir the ran into ner, atouv niiu:uii;s, Kmimg m.iy

day and night. They deposit in a bulb or reser- the wheel house of the former, and otherwise

vir, a quantity of the fluid, which, s it expands matpiiallr iniurine her. In a few minutes

or contracts, rises or falls in a tube inserted atlr,. rftuuion the Thcnix bcernn to fill

me top. in the mouth ot this tuoe is a piston, i , . . i!r TI,o n.

IIIU auuii auun w " vi - - j--

ITEJIS.

with which a strong spirit spring, is connected like

natch spring, and which is wound up, by every

chinge in the volume of mercury, whether it be

enlarged or diminished. This spring keeps a pen dulum in perpetual motion.

Tbo expansive power of mercury has, perhaps, never been calculated. It is probably equal to

gunpovder. By the oe of levers and the distri

bution of power acquired by the changes in a body

of mercury, subject to the natural variation of tem

perature of day and night, wc think it highly pro

bible that machinery for light and delicate purpo

sencers were transferred in safety to the Au O m a . r. 1

eusta. The disabled noat was auerwaru

towed into shallow water. ine Augusta

went on her wav down the river, very little

the worse for the shoik. Bait. I at

A Victim. A grandson of the patriot

statesman Governor Hancock, was brougl

up to the Boston Police Court on Thursday T 1 t

n: a common drunkard, lie naa on aiaiier

ms, such es clocks, silk reclers.&c, might be kept ed frock coat, out at the elbows and rusty

ia constant motion, so long as the materials will wjfj, nrrej coarse trowscr?, dirty and ragged

:a,ai a ver? trilling expense, inceco, ne ininn it demonstrable, that so long as the present laws

ef nature endure, the continuity of motion in ma

chinery of this sort, will be equal to the durability

oi me materials ol whicn it is made, vi e dcii

thit enrr.e such suggestion, and perhaps c:

roent, has before been made, but probably

obi niimn?. so broken that his unwashed

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stockings were seen through them, and with out vest or cravat. The Times says: "Hi

elieve prcspects once were brighter than those of readily xperi- any 'other young man n town; but now the soft-soa in. no viper. Intemperance, has fastened upon him, mounts

initauct) has success been i. clear, and e believe , . w d . po,soned with its sting, t!i idea lit. an far ll.Ia markinA ia rnncTnod. n"" 1 ..." . ... ?

original with the proprietors. Cm. TFhig.

parents would have done any thing for him.

hpinrr ahuiidanl'v anic: out now u is ioi i.c

"Monsieur is ill?"' at length the gently and

n an anxious tone inquired. I could bear no

more. JMy mouth was Iraying with intoler-

ble pain; so quietly abandoning the point, 1 pencd it to the utmost, and out dropped the

nfernal brand upon my plate. Not the slimi

est tendency to risihilityfriailled the irauprtu-

rahlc politeness of the lady, alio soothingly

ondulcd with me on my misfortune, then

gradually led the conversation to a variety of topics, till exerting the magic influence that true polilenc&s always exercises, I began to forget even my own blunders. Gradually

my cheeks burned less painfully, and 1 could

oin in the conversation without fear that eve

ry word I uttered shared the fate of the ac

tion I attempted, and I even ventured to hope, nay to congratulate myself, that the catalogue

of calamities was completed lor the day

'Let no man call himself happy before

death," said Solon, and he said wisely. The

Ides o! March were not ycl over, lielorc u

stood a dish of cnuli flour, nicely done in but

ter. This I naturally enough took lor custard

Diidding. which it sufficiently resembled. Un-

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fortunately my vocabulary was not yet exten

sivc enough to embrace all the technicalities

of the table, and when my neighuor inquired

if I wa3 fond olchotflcur, I venly believed it to be the French for castard pudding, and so high was my panegyric of it that my plate was bountifully ladened with it. Alas, one

single mouthful was enough to dispel the illu

sion. Would to heaven the chorfleur had van

ished with it. But that remained bodily, niu!

as I gazed despondently upon the huge mass

that looked almost as large and burning a

Vesuvius, my heart died within me. Asham

I. . . a a

ed to coniess mv mistake, though 1 could as

cadily have swallowed an equal quantity o

soap, 1 struggled manfully on against the

ainous heap at its base shutting mv

His! eye sand opening my month to innate as large

w a - . a. a . m . j j .

masses asi couia wiinoui stopping iu i;imc h

I was always afraid of spiders: so to avoid

touching him with my hand,Iraught ny pocket handkerchief from my pocket and cfaped it

at once upon the miscreant, which was al

ready mounting over her temple with rapid strides. Gracious heavens! 1 had forgotten the cauliflower which was now plastered over

her lace like an emollien poultice, fairly killing the spider, and blinding the eye of the lady, while like streamlets of soft butter it gli-

aea uown ner necK ana nesom.

"Mondieu! Mon dieu!!"' exclaimed the astonished fair. Mon dieu!" was re-echoed from every per

son's mouih.

"Have you cut your har.df inquired one. "No! No! the spid Monsieui is killing the spider." "What a quantity ofentaails!'' ejaculated an astonished Frenchman, unconciously to himself. Well mignt he be astonished. The spray

of the execrable vegetable had splattered her

dress from head to foot. For myself, themo-j 1 il f a I 1 1

mem me acciueni naa occurred, i had mechanically returnod my handkerchief to my pocket, but its contents remained. "What n monster it must have been," observed a young lady, as she helped to relieve my victim from her cruel situation. "1 declare I should think hc had been living on cauliflower." At that moment I felt some one touch me; and turning I saw my companion who had come with me. "Look at your pantaloons," hc whi percd. Already half dead with the confusion nnd disaster I had caused, I cast my eyes upon my once white dress, and saw at a glance, the horrible extent of my dilemma. 1 had been setting on the fated pocet, and had crushed out the liquid butter & the soft paste like vegetables, which had bedaubed and diipped down them, till it seemed as if it were nc'.ual-

,Well, don't know for certainf said the lady, 'but he lives somewhere in Connecticut. This is the first time I was ever so far from home; 1 live in the stale of New Hamsnire, and it is dreadful unpleasant; I feel a little dubious about riding all alone In a stage with gentlemen that I never see before in all my life.' "There's no danger, ma'am," said the dri

ver, the gentleman won't hurt yon." 4 Well prthaps they won't; but it is very un pleasant for a lady to be so far from home ; I live in the slate of New Hamshire; and this little girl's' 'You had belter get in, ma'am," said the driver, with praiseworthy moderation. "Well, I don't know but I may as well," she replied; and after informing the driver once more that she was from the state of New Hamshire, and that her husband had been dead two years, she got in nnd took her seat.

'1 will take your fare, ma'am,1 said the

driver. tHow much is it said the I nly. Fout-and-six-pence,'said the driver, 'for yourself and the little girl." "Well, that is a monstrous sight of money for a little girl's passage, like that;her father, my husband has been dead these two long years, and I was never so far from home before in all my life. 1 live in the stale of New Hamshire. Il is very unpleasant for a lady; but I dare say neither of them gentlemen would see me imposed upon." I will take your fare, if you please, ma'am,' again said the driver, in a tone bordering somewhat on impatience. 'llow muc'i did yo say it was! threc-and-six pence?' asked the lady. Four-nnd-si-pcnce if you please ma'am,' said the driver.

, four and sixpence!1 and after a good

ly desolving my pantaloons,

J Jailing from the spot, I sprang to the place

where I had left my hat, but before I could York shilling, and put

reach it a sudden storm of wrath was heard at hand.

he door. "Thai's not enough, ma'am,"said the

deal of fumbling and shaking of her pock

ets, she at last produced a half dollar, and a

them into the driver a

"Sa-r! bete! sac-r e!" the r in the first sylla-Uer, "I wan't ninepeuce more."

h man's rat- "What! aint we in lork Stftlc!"

dri-

she ask

ble being made to roll like a watchmai

lie, mingled with another eoithet and M eagerly.

name that an ansrv Frenchman never sDarer. ttAo,maam, rei.l.ed the driver, "it is six

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was heard rising like a tierce tempest without am,mie orK money.

the doors. Suddenly Ihere was a pause; a " ell, said the lady, 'I used to be quit gucling sound, as one swallowing involunlari- good at reckoning; when I was to home in 00 . . ... f mr WW ....

ve reckon eu r

rv. 1 se zed mv hat and ma:iy a iitn v r"sr, uui since 1 e toibo tar

opened the door, and the whole matter was at from home, 1 beleive I am beginning to lose I I . I. J I 1 1 1 mv montal fnrnllip '

Ulllt; LJkUlillllCU . n C UitU CILl ktllFKU Mil 11 1 1 -

. . . . a 1 1, mi 1-1. .!. 1 .. : - :f

1 lie re I10 stood, the sot r.iu 1 oner rushinc -i 11 me isiai un.cr uuic-iniic 11 iwu

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down his checks, blinding his eyes, filling his plea", ma am, saia me unvcr, in a oice

mouth, hair, mustachois and whiskers. Nev- approacning a nuic ne arer 10 impatience.

cr shall I forget that spccticle. There he At last, after making allusion two or three

sfotd astride, like the Colossus, and stooniiiP times more to her native state, and her de-

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Pent v forward, h a eves fore b v c osed. h is ceascu nusnanu, iimppy munj miu uaiiueu

arm dropping out of his bodv, and dripping ihc driver his ninepence, nnd we wete once cauliflower and butter from every part. more in motion. Although my fellow-travcl-

1 staid no lonirer. but retaininsr his hat.l lers remained silent all the time she was dis-

rushed from the house, jumped into a 'fiacre,' puling with the driver, yet they looked as

nnd arrived safe v home, hearti v resolvih? tnougn uicy fere nulling uie icw iuui-

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that to my latest hour, I would never again re lauy some 01 me wor.i imiB vu ilnlivpr a Mtrrofintrndurtinn. could be Imagined.

"Uo you think it s aan-gcrouson this road? '

TITP T nVl.' trinnlV luegan tlic liiui, its luuu 111c uvui nmiiw

I a.I i.f n rv n . n f lanrrfKv a&v Cm-m hnm.

The last number of the Knickerbocker...,. ... f r uf.L t :r

conta.i.cu a Slory ui.iier .. .. au 01 . hoM , cn j, donH know whllt I

cracKcry, 01 a woman, wnose tongue was so . , . . . . utfim:,:ar wilh trav.

r u 1 i lu.t ax, 1 -

lUIlOjll'SI Oil liUarU tl Suite lUHtll, lllrtl uir i . J I ,. ; .'! ll.il, m. nM.

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passenger, arc m-.u.. uyu.. .cr Ui am a widow lady, my husband, this

stie -a lone wicow aiiu jrom jczu nam- f..r ,luo . :,n. lKlie ,

. 1 v I B a inmif lino v.-m "M iiivat il lfC ina AtA tliia cnrtnrr o t i 1 am rrmnff tffllK

, . 1 . jean luiuv i. 10

a..v .v..n...t ... .v..... . h . ., SDr,n(r. Ehe ir, pot a dreadlul

We had travelled about a mile, and the 1 . : 1 . i, a n;nn i

The Crop i the JVfew England SiolcThc , p lk Recordj nuJ there N.Y. Express says: We recently had occasion , . . - to travel throueh different parts of the States of his history is in part written.

Maine, New Hampshire. Massachusetts and Rhode

uiaod. in each of these fetatea. and also in ver- r.pnovi. V. ' when it iras n solved

mum, we nave every reason to oenee ma. me ui- - :in,. f.,- fi.. v.- ..-ii- in m.;.. it. 1 in wearing of mourning clothes lor the

wheat crop witl be very large much more so from dead wa6 useless, and proceeded more irom outward appearances than during any previous lAni-tion than sincere regret. The meet-

year. We have recently seen fields there num-j. hercfore determined to use their influ-

me tweZ.firh' 7' The ac e. Sment ence to abolish the custom.

yield fortv. and about all of it thirty bushel! r4nFn:L whom you Mauuv. A

rnmnTaii rt In Kof rriarV. A r vmi frnlntr in

II O I . J . a a a a I LUIUIIIDIUI III IIVI V v saaswjvw a wa a.

But my stomach soon began intelligibly to in- easy motion ol ihc coai h had just begun to , Springs, sir?' she said, addressing herself

timate its intention to admit no more of this pu me and my leilow passengers into n lo lhc illvaiJt who shook his head in re-

nauseous stranger beneath its rool,it not even picasam i:i, huh ub.iiui ui.r, uuur expelling that which had already gained an ing, "Stop! stop!" caused the driver to rein P-

npiiinsr mHi winrii uuu aircnu iiftjucu u 1 hi tr r- i" . i t. . . .

i. l,Pn hM bv the citizens .tm;,.; ' " un. which roused me from the delightful state iVe Jou 8ue asKCU lu"""6

llltcuun -' -j UlincikUIKE uuimirmin 11... t .. I lVrt

inin n rn w:.s

nnirn I w:,s

The seriousness ol the task 1 had underta

ken and the resolution nccessnrv to execute

a I a a I

it, had given an earnestness and rapidity w handbox :v paper-covered trunk, and a litttlc

my exertions which appetite could not have irK We were of course debarred the satis

inspired, when my plate having got some- faclion 0f saym(, a sinaltf ill-natured word.

what over the edge ol the table, upon my T1 d . demounted from his box. and

leaning lorward, tilled up, ana down ii-v;nir ,inwed nwar the 1 .1 dv's bajrrrHM-r.ro-

bway in

nf !nr!mpn( cnmnnlrnrv

iiiLinrr 'Ah, I am very sorry ; I should like to put

..... .. I 1 r .La aaa of An.A .Is... n.n.

It was an elderly lady, with a monstrous ; " . v... 6..-

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t. ik. . ti ..... T.in. ho . . .... : : r . .- . . .

uroatic. lliepouioecroi iuani - I , n.,11 hrt verv UllSave III HUM! 1 l!il .i;.l Ihn Hicmic inir mail in n mv lan. ill V I j . I ir

a.. a. . I 1 llllll!' I UU T r w - - . t wiciiu . a v aaa.vaiafaaii wvaaBv r aAAnn 1CBIVI ll-riBIll W 1 1 I I I

jr man who uses aroeni fpirus tmici handkerchief, unable to bear so weigniy a ,K. roarK

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in v. ii. h. i n m rate v or intcmperaitiy " load, bent under iniisiurn. aiid a great por

dreds of acres of corn, lookintr aa well almost as womcn have been rendered wreiced on ac-i tion 0f it landed in my hat. I he plate in

we have ever seen in Virginia. In the interior of cout of drunken husbands than by any I etantly righted itself, and as I raised my per

l: !....,;r,rr a innn ns falsel v as possible ,

be eatittied with the harvest prospects. " , u if Kesolved not to ne oetcctedHi

urv had been done in conseoaence of the and then lew aareu l'l'' , " ' mv t,anlPrrhiPf tofcther.

, but the bad effects would be coun- have any thing to as oi u c -,,. nn(i whinrTcd ,

l.. .l. .i j r all lint Mtu 1 t . i r nu..n aiio rf.iv. "i auviae Yoiir"""-"i .

"l bu? uuiuaui;c ui ki... -"t"" ! l linfll III Aii. iiniauit j l - i n-i i- i i.i. r

not ininr.il hv (he TPt vtlthcr Would . l,;m i.ul nnw for he IS sillJT-1 1 nC dlnncr l4u,c J

"l l" o w for the draw nrr room

ing.

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the State, the crop will be very large, and the

quality very superior. In Massachusetts and Connecticut the grain crops all appeared well, and the Massachusetts farmers, excepting a few who are never eontcnt, ap-

paared to

Some ini

damp weather

teracted

which were

be benefitted.

Ia Connecticut, corn would yield a tolerable crop only not so large by one-third or one-fourth as in a continued warm season. But little wheat, except buckwheat, had been raised.

Bank Uobeert. The Branch Bank of Tennessee, at Columbia was entered on the nisht of the

K daiifrlAk l:iu .amount of between $i,000and

V. -&"- . ..jj i. h. (hi sM-ond bank rob-

ufhe wcirwetkeB Ditce al Columbia within the

lt few ear-. The Cashier offer a reward of

J&.000 dollars, one half for tbe detection of the

roibers, the other half fer tba recovery of the mo y Ci. rratg-.

AKoTnra Victim. W have to record tbe death

of another of the sufferera, Mr. Calvin Cornell, of

onnamptoa, Mas., from mjoriea receives ai me

accident 9 tbe CioiJea aoJ Arattoy ataiiroaa

Bma. ft.

thing else.

X.pm.cns and Mvsic AVhen he was

cross he walked about with his hands behind

son, and as I glanced my eye round the table, and saw that no one had noticed my disaster,

1 inwardly congratulated myself that the nauseous deception was so happily disposed of.

instantly roiled

j quors were served

Driver,' said the lady, 'do you know dea

con Hichcock?

"No, ma'am,' replied the driver, "I have only driv this road about a fortnight." I wonder if either of them gentlemen know him?' she said, putting her head into the coach. 'I don't.' said the humorist: 'bull know

With its lemaining .in HntrhkU-. if that will annwer vour

to my pocKei. purpose.'

length deser ed jjon't neither of them other gentlemen

knom him? she enquired.

1 shook my head negatively, for I was

afraid to speak, lest I should dispal the charm that sleep had begun to shed over me; and

un

coffee and H

. .u while I had

tl, Tmn nf the Boston Ueht Househave MW,ht out what I t a safe hiding

L.n i;hiH for some months Dast by order niaPA ror mv hat. bene. ,?r. in the din-

of the government, with a newly invented ing roorn forl dared not carry it any longer the nra& 8hook nj. head, as he was

chemicat oil; ana tne expenmem, iui.i, in my nana, naving nrsi uuowii " . aie to speak.

has been entirely sausiaciory iu us ir...,". paper to mac toe ihuiiuu, u.ui ....j tvell, then, 1 don t know wetner 10 get in it is Dcculiarly adapted for the use of Light cnance in seeking for his own bat, to look in- ornot Mid the lady, 'for I must see Deacon

Houses, in every particular. Boston rost. jiomine. I Hitchcock before 1 co home. I am a lone

. i . m

. .. r wr i a Vaa T-arvA nti n m Minrn In ihadrawintr room.Ichan- widow ladv. all the war Irom the stateoi

Ipitprx from l rxiii nnvc iv.. -i vu ii ivii o . . . i v . . . eiiera iium . . 1 . . . . j i .1.. i j v.. 1 1 j ti .u;-. ..j lUilMmn n.119 tpn

n n- : 11. a jio h nr i.vmin raiiiA hn lafrnin ir-aiea dt ine liiuv m w iieii uiuuiuici - j

lianaio, announting - . . 7; ..e." .'',,. -al e-.A r m UAnA thi little

IUthbcn. on the first ultimo. naa sat at me iaie. v vw.m V I rf . v j" j V ":

' ma . . : . ik. . r- a i..iiaai taw n saosi nsaan iis:iii a aw a a

. . 1 resumed. nnd we were in in aiiu ei taiuci, " . dUussion when a huge spider was Lear.; and 1 should like to see him

rT'r:r.rrZ Kleenronning tiphcrarm. tiniy.'

ter nne . ; V ' " Z uTake it off-take it off" she ejaculated in

cxciamaiion-. wj uU)i.. 6 ftr

ksl; bt thoo hast an angel more." I",,,utu w,v,,

long

ma

ioe he live about here!' asked the dri

tlcman; it is so awful for a lady to be so far

from home, without a protector. 1 am from the state of New Hamshire, and this is the

firct time I ever went a travelling in my life. Do you know any body in New Hamshire?" "No, madam, I do not," said the humorist, 'and 1 hope you will excuse mc for saying

that! never wish to.

'Well, now that is very strange," confin

ed the gossip; I havn't met a single soul that I know, since I left home; and 1 am in a public way, too; I follow school-keeping for an

occupation ; and

"Ah! are you going, sir! she asked, addressing the humorist. "No, I am not,' hc replied, "and if I were." But the contingency was inwardly pronounced. I am acquainted" wilh all the first people

in the state. I have been a school teacher

ever since my husband died, this poor little

girl s father, two years ago, and 1 am very

well known in liocky-bottom, Kockingham

county, in the state of New Hamshire;!

know all the first gentleman in the place. There's Squire Goodwin, Squire Cushman,

Mr. Timothy Havens, Mr. Zacbeus Upham, Doctor Day id . 'Heavens and earth?" exclaimed tbe humorist. 1 can't stand this! Driver! stop nnd

let me get out'.

'So the gentletr.an. passengers cleared

out and left the poor lone widow from New

Hamshire to take care of herself'