Indiana American, Volume 22, Number 19, Brookville, Franklin County, 28 April 1854 — Page 1

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BY T. A. GOODWIN.

RROOKVILLE. FRANKLIN COUNTY, INDIANA. FRIDAY. APRIL ti. 1851.

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Pmm me rovii.jt.m Now, ibility lunl added wonderful charms When tho California tUeamcrs como to her features. His ranity was flatin, bringing their million or two uf gold, tercd. lie had been much admired in every month, people begin to be agog tho world, and the langunge of adulaagain for tho far off Eldorado and the- tion familiar to hi ear. Hut hero was steamers, wben they return, aro crowd-j n young pirl, in all tho freshness and ed with anxious and eager tre.-uure j purity of life's vernal season, incapaseckcrs. But, when tho return boaUjble of artifice, unpractised in the i. 1.111 1 ..I ii i i r ' .

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H 19 IM M w.r eae. liiaertloii oer Ibra weoka ul Um thB varest BoBtha,S. cmU equare will bo A4iw eooaUU of 30 ems tB llnee NonmmM. ATU..nt Im Uibb a aqnare t b eoai. udaat Utl aqoara; a fraftto BYor a square, a eqaere an4 aValf, a frartloa aver a equar ami a kalf. aa two eiBre andaoon. - - itr. a4 Comaaoa FleeaCoart. Ats mlnUra Ii. aa4 oUMr I Boticee, mat V f-aM In a.lancaor amply cured. In b eaee will we btorar wUI Be Beld r-OBibl forth Isjal rtloarlr4bir thm. .... iltaBr.tra,aa tothowi wU ara F AdT.rUM-inU not marked on lha eopy f PMlled .aaibr ot lMnlo, wilt b eonüaaeU Väilord.rloul, aad paymaat realrd aeorAtutT Blaa thM refer U UeflnlU daU, wlion ffcM l" b YulrfU f that d.U. K marked "tilt rrbld."uiey will, of ear, b lawrted until orAarod t t aal rale. All adtertlMioenU fromitTanfertortrannlcDt Braooitobpaliloli.e. F Bpeeltl KoUeo, Faff., nd CommmiWat Ion dealcned vrvaeW ra InU-reiU, will be Atnod tl Per auoare fit eack tnnerUon. Jo) adrertUement wilt bo toortd wltUout op.M.Uo.T a cOODWJi KJ. America. C. B. BKSTLEY, Kd. Democrat.

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coming back again, and some ufllitm, it l.i said, singing with unction the following parody: The (Troon-horn fama iliwn, Like Hie wolf on tlio f. 1 I . To tbo land ttutt wai ail T bo t!nm!ii 1 Hi C 'l l, And Hie gleam of llu lr wnli unt. Like coiuuli or atari, -' FUiheJ lirlclit o'er our "Ruli-h.," Our'caiioin.'aiiJ'lar.:' Llko the losvoi of the fon-nt, Wlion tuinincr I itrooii. That bout, in Hie iuduUi Of October, wut nh; Like the loavoa of the f ru, Wlicn auliiinn liulli bluwn, 'I bat bust In Docauihur Wat icnltorud und tniwu. Fr Um "Kiond of Ilia Si..rm" riprcad lila w Ihk "it lh blai. An! raln,tl bit tliMing, t'ama luddeu und fut, And the walora wert raUod. Till each cronk wna a 0m, And irovlion wont uhUn account of ilirt mu.l. And tliero lay the UtoU -Tber had boii(lit iim lrul, Kach waalipun and cru .t hut Alt r.m' ro.l with ilnl; And thvra lay i-cb fr. ' horn. ColUJ U In III Irfiit, Ilia poik.burri'l oiuplj III money all noont. And tho li'l!ni lhMiiotrnii Voreijiilte loud In (hi'lrwall, And the morthant who audi l'loii crudlltKw pal; And Uioao who prayod Imr.l.'-l For rain, at lUu flrtt, Were now by their ctmirkd. Mol blttitrty cur!".!. In aln thoy jiropHlrtil" Kach dreary ravine; In vnln they extortil Whrono wlilla biun I rv 1 Lerii, Tho rh'heathey fnnlly Ktpoctod lnt!al, I.IWo a wlll o1-tliO.Ui, blu.lv.l ilii'irrrapAnd onio of t!iOjri'ü l.üniw Itoaolvad ujiou fliu'it, And 'Toinotcl the raniU . Iat4c arate j llgtilj While thme w lio ni'c'"'l' I In rwarMf the tot, Cnffnol they Woro "ilijuo" M'it eicniiilliiK-ly ''Uruvrn." THE BOSOir SERPENT. BY MRS. C. L HENTZ.

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NlVfC. CUOOKIIflNK, Altnrne aad i Coanaellorat Law. Offleeln llalle'tbuiUlur, Brook? Ule, IndUn. 43-'5.1 M. lIC'l.triK AttornnyatLaw. Offlre i ob arfeiUet.twodiora BorUa offlen. HollB4'lOlBc,Broolllll. JXW IIITT, Atloraey atlw.an.l Notary Pul , lie. Bce with Uaoaea Hol-LAae, K., rlrnok Ule, lad. NOTARY PUBLIC. R(ai(IcnctiBIt. Carmcl, 1ml. mos khTj. k i; l l i : v. Attorney tt Iaw tnl Notary Public, LAORRL, FRANKLIN CO. IND., 'irr ILL take acknowWdy nrniU f Heed, lake and if eorUfy PepoalUoBi, ABdarlttAe.

blandishment of 80cicty,onc too.whom

nc JiaJ known ami loved as a boautiful child, and caressed with tho familiarity of a brother, who was paying him an involuntary homage, as unexpected as it was fascinating. It was

I surprising what a long train of images 'SWl'Yil nvi'r li!a tninl mtiM nn.t .In.

2 V... ....v ......up ...,.v fll. V4 . aW zling as lightning, called up by that deep maiden bluh. How delightful it would be to ecurc the possession of a heart which had never yet known the pulsations of passion, whoso master ehords were waiting the magic of his touch to respond the deep music

oi leeling and love! How happy tu genta wouldbo inconstant companionship of her juvenile benefactress, her school-mate and friend! Mrs. Clifton, too, had alwava shown him the tenderness of a mother, and was so intcrcslebted in his futuro establishment! Strange, what slight circumstances sometimes decide the most olemn, the most important events of lifel "The opportune blush of Rosomond sealed her own destiny, and that of ('ceil Dormer. In less than one month the "sensible Uencdicf. was indeed a a married man, tho husband of tho young and happy Rosamand. Seldom

indeed was there a prouder and happier bride ambition, pride, vanity, love all were gratoficd, and could she have purchased the leaso of immortality on earth, who would have asked no other in heaven. But. even

in the fullness of love's 6Üvcr honeymoun n dark cloud rose, tho mother who had lived but for her, and who

was basking in thoblazo of her daughter's prosperity, without one thousht

beyond it, was stricken by a sudden and fatal disease, and Rosomond's bridal paraphernalia was changed to the garments of mourning. It was licr lirst Mt misfortune, for her father died in her infancy, and tho blow was terrible. At any other tirao it would have beoiT Ro, but now this sudden und startling proof of mortality, in the

morn oincr weuuci leiecity, was emu and awful. 8till thero was consola

tion in the sympathy of Cecil, that

disarmed sorrow of ila keenest pang,

and there were moments, when she

It wan ftbout fcix years after these

events that Cecil Dormer wa again

in Mrs. CliHord

drawing-room, but Hmomond iu Ion-

s. .w m I llttutt Ittel Lnnii I Itfl ftltttf

iwe iHUikUini ia. a, I i..,1,,l wiih kh.nf. riii'lin'f Intir.

PIiyilclutl&Hlirccoil.' . r. frofk, .inillh-d pantaleC had

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! en with longer and more closely lining ! tubes, moodier and il u k'T h iir, nil l

ALF. WA 111),

ATTORNEY St COUNSELLOR AT LAW, MCHt0 J oU die Bofa

roolTllie, inniana. wmot iwo aniiri nnnn lUftoB'iMnre.

Si-2-'63 1 year.

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in rtUrti.ce to tfie -Wrr.f. u of ,rt" "'K IT"1 m . ' utr. snl not the sAsm of It." as tl. cant tberu was thut in his nir mid mamuT

! phrsse now go$. 1 1 tnan did itftt tk , which BpoHe a Jnglu-r I"gi v f '-u-' the flrit clatt, there would bn no tlrtiiik. ' g;ince uud fashion, and a de in-r ii; arJt ia tUe lanI. There can ho no harm nuuliiUneo with the world, liu hud

in ttrlnkiRj Mmodrtttly,M his been th i,naed ncvcral years ul Paris. Itoso

lanffiiage of every drunkard in tho m()tlt j)(.,.n j t, .,m tim ,vl tt

w"? .. Ii I Uli-tant bonding "hool, wlun? r.iieu Our young men, particularly, have . . , ttieetpeJltwohrie . , , your lladte who ttep Into the atatfe of )'" ,,,n.!?. wl 1 ,u

action from our lltorarv Imtltullon-.' ßcnu," asked Hr. I iillofl, when

tiaihlt off with iprouJ ilr u they jflvo Im return? Will you lind a young thainatlvta frttly to the wine. cup. feiimlu prntcgt rutin r an t rnbari asking A younf man of extraordinary ffonlus, nppMulao to a baclu loi 'n i stahlUh-

wua priuuinu ai i rinreinn wiiii ma nrii. .......iv

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iimt thin''," leplifd tVeil. "I he

lieve I must still HKioadi on jour Lindnensas I win wont lodo in I'm MoT

eJ mi begrimed with dirt. The poor diy. and rerpie.t you to i iv- her - rula4 man, on Wtholding a dlaioafilnu under your pi'olei'lioii, till sninc per

to mate intmaeivca mtrry at itia ex nmnetit arrangement run ! iuaie ir ptnie, with tome tflurt, he raUrdhim her home." If KttU. end eupportod on hit clb.)w, That peimanent ai ran ;eiiu'iit uvul JJre.aea them In lau8uaj-o like ti.U: ,)y ur 0wn lua, , i,,., .hl pre. -Younff intn, I once stood erect, and J tid Mrs. Cliilord; and indeed. walked firmly on the ground aayuudo , , ... f ..,., now. Had ( been told tut a yoV aga,! w",'!l',r )'m f' ,! ' I ahouldbefotindlnuiy present condition, raro ndowiuents, you d.i not think 1 should hate condemrted the prophet, . orum-ly f iissimiing the rsji.nililiand, exclalmal a one did of old: ty of household." la thy eervent a dog that ho should li' "What! the hensihle Itenediet n this thing.1 It la ardent spirit fit only ' married tntm?' cried Cecil, with a tin" to be eoncocted la hell and ewallowcd xLa iovl .t u t. "I shall Iom- all my eonby devils, that has proBtratcihne In till., 1(. u.m.,, h nety-l .h-dl dwin laud tad made me despise myself. Laugh' 1 , ,, t,f,., t ,,,,,,;,..,,,..

not at t poor ruined wretch who can no1 u"" ' . ' " , ,M, . , longer control the fury ofhU ralng so. I No-l am not quit., old enough I., he petite. Uut admonished ty my example j married yet. 1 mu-t net. loo a. a proand aa von rrard tour rDutatatlon.as lector and elder brother, t Itus.mvmd

you loeyourselvet, te ware of thefr, on her enlraitco into tho world, nn of- ' yltut beware of tho college wino party, (Ice which I pi omi-ed to pel Turin,

tne morning drain ana evening potation, when I dundleil hern riul.l in my

DOurthern llrgan.

honor, was aeen by a party of student, la Uaa than one year, lying drunk In thu ttttt hit trow to recently crowned with the iturtlt of the eoltego amid the

plaudits of admiring lointlreda now lrul-

felt it even a Joy

tears were sned on tho bosom of n

hiubnnd so passionately loved. Tho

arrival ofKugenia, n few weeks after this melancholy event, turned her

fcelimrs into a new channel. Cecil had

often nsked of her n description of Eu trnia. whoso letters, breathing so do

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qucntiy ol grauiuuo ana aueciion.nnd

so indicative or enthusiasm ana renne

ment of character, had been a source

of i.leiinure and prldo to him. "If her

person has Improved only half as much

a Her intnn, nc wouui say, "sno eau

not he ugly." Kosomond, who had

been her daily associate, was hardly sensible of tho L't adu il transformation

that was iroinif tut in her external hp

Pear ince, The strunglli of her Inst

tin in isfion remained, and whenever

she thought of Kugenla, she rrmem Ik red her as alio stood, pale and hoi low-eyed, by her aide, before the mir lor, which gave back tint blooming im

nur of her own Iuvenile beauty. Still,

though hhe felt her Immeasurable su- . . t. . a a . i a

perioilty to this poor, ilepeiiuenl yiil ahe was le'itatod at her comlnLf, uiu

reirretteil the commanding claims hu

had en her husband's kimlnv and m

lection.

"Can this indeed be Kugenia?" ex

claimed (Veil, in n tone of delighted

nihii, when, unboiineted and tin

xliawled, shesUMid before him, tearful

smiling, und agitated. Mlosumond, arc

wo notdeceived? Tell me, can this in

deed b" ur Kugenhl?

Ml li lllili'l'il thut l'!llreillil U'hilMt

v e iii m your bounty has chciUhcd, the child whom )ou"-Ku wnli jmused in

unconoileraule emotuin, and elaspei

ier hands together with cuaracicristm et vor and grace. Cecil was deeply

alleeted. Mo recollected the little elt

whose eiuacialed features told a tale of such unutterable woe, whom shoulders

were furrowed with bleeding streaks,

whoiu enes oi agony had pierced tue

ilenoe of his evening walk, lie con

trasted ihe image drawn on his remembrance, with the llguru of exquisit mmctry, the lace mouldeil into tho

holiness ol Uminiue loveliness, Hu

es ol such raro heauly and luntre,

tatlhey actually illuminated her whole, fata 111 . I

eouiilenanee, Hl heart swilled Willi

the consciousness of rewarded benev

olence, il softened into tenderness to-

wards every human being, und oversowed with it love for lloomond, such

as he h id never I'tlt before, Hotruu it is that tho exercise of every kind and

generous alleclioit increases tho soul's capacities for loin, instead of drainIn and imuovt rihinir them. "You

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to

weep

since her

AnllMkraika "tuallntr utTrriimn. JUDOX DOUQUI DZIfOVNCXD AXD iraxo in irnar. . TacsTos, N. J., April 15, 1824. The Anil-Nebraska insellng here lst f suing was large and enthuslaatlo. I). Ioder was appointed Chairman, R. C. Dellevllle 9tcrtttry,and ten Vice Pres Ideals. Resolution! were adopted, strong and empliitleiu their tone, agiinit the Ne

braska till, denouncing Honator Dauglae,

and applauding Charles Hkelton, th Repräsentatives from this district. John Raddolp'.i, Rev. Isaco V. brown and Lewie R. Parker were the spoakers. The meeting waa without distlnclloii of party, and waa made upof about half of each of the grvat partita. TaIi ntvrnlng an efllgy of Honator Douglas wae found euspanded from the telegraph wires,' and urJerod t br cut down by the Mayor. U-Aunt Retsoy i deliuhUid to learn, ly the trivulof the HalUc, that the Caar refuse to treat. Shu thinks be will next bojoia'iRg a U-mpentnce eoclety. A PoBKR.One of the people asks: If man gets too laiy to draw has Inst breath, can bediel

arms.'

I am sure Itoxomond would Hot

wili to interfere with your persounl ar

ran ..'enteilt," replied Mrs. Clillyrd, in

Rtonoof tilnne slut was e.vcd and

astoniiheil at Cecils roldni"s und in

dilference. Sim could iul im tgine tin

stifsnt which could re-it tin inllui nee nf RoKomond's bloomiiur beaulv. She

- if ay l.n.l looked fornnrd to their met .ling nf,et an aburiu-rt of years, as the mo ment which realize her long dicrMici

hot vs. and nothing e mid he nt.nw pro

vokini than the nonnhalance of t ecu

the Wlllil lllterent

tears. It would have been difficult for herself to unaly..ed the xtrangu feeling struggling within her. TheAo-om setpent, of whose existence she had been previously unconscious, then would its lirHcoId coin in her heart, and in stead of shuddering at its entrance, and closing its portals on the deadly guest, she allowed it to wind itself in its deepest foldings, where its hissings and writhings were no less terrible, becauso unheard und unreen. Rosomond from earliest childhood had been the object of exclusive devotion from those she loved. She had never known a sharer in her mother's love, for unhappily she was an only child. The undivided fondness ot her husband had hitherto been all that her exacting heart required. Now, she must admit an acknowledged sharer of his thoughts and affections, not us nn occasional

visitor, but as a constant inmate, an

inseperable companion. The hallowed privacy of the domestic altar was de

stroyed, for the foot of the stranger had desecrated it. Shu could no longer appropriate to herself every look and

smile of him, whose glances and smiles -i. . t.. ir i t. . ! ii . i

ue oeueveu nerown inaitenauie rignt. f she walked abroad, another beside

herself, must henceforth lean upon his

arm. If she remained at home, anoth

er must also be seated at his side. And

this invasion of her most precious immunities, was not to be endured for a

short season, for weeks or months,

but years, perhaps for life. These new and evil anticipations swept darkly across, the troubled surface of Rosomond's mind, as the gazed on the varying countenance of Eugenia, and won

dered she had never thought her

o

Handsome betöre. The irratitude and

sensibility that beamtd from her eyes .-i. ,t l .... I i y

mil hi; in mvjr tuiueu Uli HCT UCnfiaCtor, seemed to bo her diseased imagin

ation tho harbingers of a warmer emo

tion, and the constitutional ardour and

frankness of her expressions were indi

cative of tho most dangerous of char

acters. It was well for Rosomond that

tho recent death of btr mother, was

a legitimate excuse for her pensive

ncsg and gloom, as the incipieut amiro

of the malady that was beinnin- to

steal into ner soul, must otherwise have

been percievcd. Cecil, frank, confiding

and unsuspecting, never dreamed that

every attention bestowed on tu -enia

was considered as a robbery to herself.

Eugenia warm-hearted, impulsive and

grateful, as little imagined that the ovcrllowings of her gratitude were con

siruuu into leciiru's slio would Iiavu a b m . .

blushed to have cherished. Cecil was

)asbionately fond of music. Sinco her

mother's death, Rosoietond could not

be prevailed upon lo touch the kevs o

tho instrument, and he was too kindlo

urgo upon her u task repugnant to her

feelings. But when Lugcnia discov

tied that sho possessed and accom plishmenl capable of imparling pica

uiutojluni who had given her the

means ot acquiring It, she was never weary of exercising it. She aanir lou

. a " . w

with rare sweetnes and power, and

never refused to sin tho soius that

Cecil lovcu to near. Rosomond coul

not sing, .she had never mourned over

this dthciency before, but now she could

uol bear to think that another shout

impart u pleasure to Iter husband, she

had not tho means of bestowing. She

forgot that she h td m llishlv denied to

gratify his taste, in the way she had tho . .. . r I .... i i ...

power oi ooing, imtiuis u would nave interrupted the indulgence of her lilial

grici.

A aa aa jS ak üi aa. V a L. -

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viz ui i ijjiuiiuilllt. center. Thert- are uccasiun.Ur swtn.

FÄOMOUREVANSYILlicÖRRESPOJrDZlfT. iruJ' specimens of humanity front lh-si-

Kvvm.i.c, iprii tu, regions, in lown, who go Jiontt- with Many doiuks to you. Mr. Editor, for I man v wonders to relate ' V,im ii..i

your tender regard or my welfare 1 J tme of these green ones cme in lo There is danger of one as young as I i t. some truck." Happening in a k..:.. ... ...m...!. i: . . . .. ' . " .

wv.ny jjuiivu uji iij iiuiiMTBri cvm-1 nuuxe wn;rr th sound of

mendation ; and you act windy, and

exhibit a spirit befitting your age, when

you withhold from me whatever might feed my vanity. May you never have

ess concern for the young men who

unless It

was

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manifested in every thing lespecltnj

Eugenia.

No. indeed.' siil Rovililoil 1

lauhiivr. "I willingly relinquish every

clitiin on your proteciioii, for Dngcitia's

sake. Perhaps some one ehe will lüUi

pity on my lorlont con ii'iou. aiti vi

uu r as mv ehunipioii. ilonnuoiu

lin.rli.,1 lull lit t- viiii-x Wik Uil.leitdv

ptmwai -"I ----- Mini H blight blllsh Mltlltsed In r eheik Cecil noticed tint Vibration of ltd

voice, and tlu sudden ciint-"n tuahing veit to her temples. I lT t lltoliou

surpiied interentedhim was it pos i I . . ! . .... . .

SIDIü III lliaril; nin nil nnu equi ble ofawakiniiigsuclnisihleagitaiioii

He ooked at her inorc iitknuy. : eii

ed by the light which radiates from the ticers, by the fri. nd and by ud wi.

ihe K.I ! "oil-en; .t tlo-

are growing up around you, and who

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nouse wner uns sou no ot a pnno caught his ear, he started up saying. What is that in thar, Mrs. H." That is apisno," said rhf. "What's thst?" he asked. ''Come In and see," aid the lady kindly. In he went and stood

for several minutes listening in blank

must oon take the places of the fathers i astonUhmeut to several lively airs which t,,. 1...II I ...I . r l .... . ..

" iivii mtj sunn iinv jon io - ina undiscovered country from whose

bourne no traveller returns."

My thanks are due, also, to "our

ypo," albeit ho has said some hard hings of me, which you deem it most

prudent not to reveal. I do not know

whether he has profited bv any hints

of mine or not; certcs he has mended

his ways, and I shall at any rate claim the credit of it. By way of making some return for his improvement, 1 have determined to make a le iterate

effort to write better; and if I can only

mane improvement equal lo his, wo shall never again have causo to tind

fault with each other.

I read with a good deal of interest

your kiUh of Rev. .1. W. Mellcnder. 1 have had tho honor of an acquaintance with this noble specimen of the genus homo for several years. If lie

lias one ol the largest Odlus in the State, he-haa a soul "as bi'' as all out doors."

If he is remarkable fo unlive mental

strength, he is certainly no less o for physical strength. VViJl you allow me to tell un anecdote of him which I rot

rom a respectable source ? Some vl-hm

alien lirt iv ii.. t:..:n.. :.. .. . .

were played for his tfratific ttiori. After

it was over he drew it long breath and exclaimed, "Well, that beats my time! I've got a grand-darter out yonder, that if she was her with that thing she could jist play anything you'd h mind to call for, in three days. She can jist larn anything of that sort in less than no time." Out in one of those gloomy regions an etiott was to establish a Sunday School. The sovereigns had "hearn tell" of such things und llit-y had magnified in their estimation to something dangerous to their liberties, and they determined to resist tho innovation even to blood. One roult son of the wood 4 declared that "before they should have them things thar he'd shoulder (he old musket his grand-father took when he fit for liberty, and tight till he died." Uut the lime is not distant when all these dark placeü will be made light, the solitary plaee made glad, and the Pocket will heroine the qnnlen njot of Indiana. RAKER.

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are v-rv eiiref illv and piah-n-'t ial'or

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ago, when he was hvin-' in a village !

near the Uhio, he went to an establishment and bought a barrel of dour. The merchant turned away a moment, of . i . - - ... '

course inmning mat Mr. Mellcnder would get home oue to haul his flour home. Hearing a slight yntnt behind him, the merchant turned about, and

to hit astonishment saw Mr. M. walk-

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tiled of i he s Ay : whu l, lli

Ii i- urn vet. xnc inn n:t lit- ! it lo

intereept their pavsige to the selected gronn I. Fri. nd-' -t ai i i po . and explain, and b. . v.h. n i iiip!i)-.iiud explain agiin, bur all in n-. purjio-ie. until ihe liour lor ihehouil' .in -ein is abo'.t! to in ie. or. jn-t hiip, UUlil the parties htve jr.eei di d to the ground chosen, when. Muhh-idy new fight bresk" n n the tiini of him who hsd tupp.i-e l hiiutelf lirst insulteil. and he di-eoer. tit i no tiiMik had been given.' no r.it.-i'.ion 'ma le; that the. remark made neither was i isulting in in n n a re. norli.l nl' r. a cito himself, or his consiii iii-ii' n- llwtt he who madn it is one of the vet v best of all his friend. Now. a-lho qintrrelsof lover but teiiew their, love," a.i their love i. renewed And strengthened. Mm who fnticii'd flu-iau!i withdraw his offcnive r-nisr!!, tnd hit almostopponent dolh the like. Hiid they ru-h lo cinbru'-e each oiln r. esch expressing his joy, that -ite In done his friend no h'uiu,' bui perhaps, more especially rejoices, that he h w re'-eiv-td no h trm himself 110111 ih j.'mioIb tll of his fiiend. The .V.h act com dele, the intermarriage of iti. n.Uhip las taken pi tee, and tin ennn dv i inded. Then come tin- ail.-i j.i Dmofthe "friends" itnnmime tr their fellow-inenibi-r. tin: :!iicniv ha been veitl. . I on a bad. ett:irelv honorable to both partie" or "hoiioi"itble utile to boih," n.l th.-tt "ihey ask pardon for Intiiig xi.diled the rule." Tin jMidou i- uiiinted. and they aie eotiiaiulalej on the 'h:tppy' termina'ion ofthe diili. uk. The newspaj)er again mhiii I .iliro id ih" .-Mi'iir with lit v.iii.iiiuiia. mi. I tin- .(!. i-i-hhI.

port in reference U the aniicipatvd duel Bj;Hjn t Ut tJ xuK.lliVl .. , ,1,,.

who but -i

week ago w ere obscure iin-n. w ik n lo-uiorrow, snd lind :h iinJues Ü. moils. Ahl then-is iln; ei-ie, of ihe

For the American. MEMBZ&S 07C0X0RESSAKD DUELLING. "The difiiculty has been settled on a basis entirely honorable to Iwih par

lies

Thus reads ihe hut telegraphic re-

ieaiMaee'rs.-v... '. is made fifteen r-ent; thru ihrow in drilling, horiks and ever. ihr. d. buttone, and whalebone to. the niani v: thirty cents; char gr ail lor l"lr months, and consider bu-inek brisk. This practice lo been of so l'Ti; tinding that the community irgsrd ii as their just riht, and freqüm'ly drmss I more. The writer hd a'entomrr few years ago who wished a tittsrter of tea and the sugar ."thrown in." and urged it on the ibreirl nd button principle. Now it is tim this wrong remedied; and it is in ike power of the merchants to do it. These ar the principal causes that produce th frequent changes that occur in the mer cantile comrauaity. From three to five years is the average life of ihe common merchant. In that time he either breaks or is compelled Co wind op, his means being all out. This is not the casein other cl.j.cs.' The laboiinf man expects his money ury night; the mechanic when tht job. The farm er regards his products as money at interest, and will no! M-ll fXi-rpt fof the higheM market price and the rist till Christmas, which is the end ofthe credit ho expects on the merchant's good; and then frrquently proposes to close the account by note; and buys land with his money. Hare nieichs.ni any independence aloft, or mut they continue to submit to these ruinous practices, which make thftn only mjniaN. Long credits, smsll proIiis, and that thrown in, always bus prixltu-vd. and will piodu.-c the same rt-sull. Why is it thut community expect more

indulgence from mm-hauta thai frota any other i-Ujis? -There ure no yood reasons for it, and if the- merchant has any reserved rights left, they ahould be railed up -their own in teres t. And the i;oo I .f i-oiiimtiiiity d msnd it. H. C.

between Messrs. Hrcckcnndgo and ;nnJ; ÄIU. behold! tin v

(;utting, nu mbers of Congress, and thus we read every few weeks during the Session of some timilar ditliculiy.

ing off with the barrel of Hour on his j Horrible indeed! And is that what shoulder. This incident illustrates not I Ww a,e u' ' ndeniund by honortiblt only his bodily strength, but thu man- j conduct? If so, Heaven save me from ly independence for which he is so dis- ,wn' l,ru'e l"at behalf! Away with . i i -i . ... ...... ..i. i. . n . I. :.. . i. ...i.... .i...

vinguisiieu. n tno good qualities of 1 ' 11 1 " wu,a"i -- our nature mav b morn full ..iiUi. I word, and should be so considered in

. . . .. . j

led and developed in a large body than In ii small one, ( I mean nooll'ence to

you, Mr. Editor,) he must possess them

in h iiigu uegree. An eccentric old tiontleman, with whom I was once

ucHuiiInted, wW nttendiiig n icliijioua meeting where there was some interest awakened; an he went out inlo the COIlirrClrttioll to Cotiverne iw.ii.millv

u .

with n number ofthe tieonlc. Comhw I dramas commence and prou'tesa snd

whole m:Hiil! TheV hsc line I .1 II I .1.1

liu ir wiioie otjjcci I lo ir iMiin" ! . l i

tu i'tei v oiiu f iii mi i Ii im . mim

'ill

J . a a

ruictcnce io itiose to whom it is upplied. Occasionally wc tind a case reported, without design, I auppost , a little more truthfully, thus: "Mettled honorably alUe to both parties." Yes honorably ulile that is, without any honor lo either, bul with much tilhonor to both. at a es it i

n::rc;ralton to conversu nei-aonnllv now stranüi-iy sunilitr all these

ith n number of the tieonle. Comln-r ' dramas commence and propres

up to onu man who was standing in the jl'nJ rtl,l now l"ango that to few of crowd, and who was almost u ginnt l,,m i-ver become tragedies, though compared with thoue around him. he PPArvm'jr 0 tragic-like in their beii i .. i . .... :.. ttf.. .i .t l ....It t . ....

too mm oy the nand, and lookin-' Vit p""' snuum tnu mem nunInto his face with a pleasant smih .iid tv but that they have unusually all to him, "You would hold a heap ofj lh" lie nets of a regular drama. Wc religion." If the old LM-ntlemaii's 1

prhuytU was correct, Mr. Mellcnder ' t'sgodii nrs linl.lieil ty a derail,

PP1II-'

from every um es pi u mj-nwn :hooii ; the rest. Tiny line gaiiu-d more notoricly, more l ime, ilmuii-ln r could havu gained 1v a do.eu in elh coiul Speechen. Hut is it -t wur liV f UlU:?.1,. . . .

w hat care tln-y wlndn-r Hunh) or unworthy? V' am i I mi" -o tnem, il ever so btil. They have Inlored for il, Mil l h-iVe obiiin.-d the reward of their labor. And mvuyof us, though we may run letnn a (Intime, soon like tlieiii Mgaiti to out 1soms, nnd hud a In-ljiing Inn I to ee-vt)dii-m lo p i;vs ofpiotil. an I thai would also, bat lor s i -li n.-s, be

places of honor.

sat at I a

And thus, we are told, 'I hey h iv tire, w hich gave hot out Yaiikicfji. n l

vindicatu.l tluir honor, slio vn iln-iiiihe h-sst eomein; for by ...h-. kw selves tibe men of spirit, ( n Jlnedithe n iecied mtid ia Id .. i. ..--..;...,.

I sensibilities, of ih lie tto Heiles.' And ijnw, and cmttneiiced ti mastirai it : how li.i ve llie V tooveii nil ihie' liv-mm tvh.i iuiiiLI .in.i . ..I..... ;.. .....i..-

.. . .... . l - J nv .v.r. n ri'ltlt1 l-'.lllll,T

will certainly "fivU it great deal ol coaird.ee tie eu.sl iy a ina f.ae.' j using the Isngiise and uniimi. of; Finding his mouth fi. filliii iih whatever is 11 honest and of good re-j Truly the scenes are cWc enough to I blackguards, and thie titMiüi ; to lis, ' saliva, and wiihing to' spit out of the port. jirovokn the Utlghler of those, who, the weapons of highwaymen. 'carii- without any violent xci.'i.. NNe are now enjoying delightful like Democriuis, can laugh at the fob j To ri.q.loy a familiar illuliMiiou !! ihe hydraulic glands of hi, hp,. ,e pring weather, and the fruit trees are lies and infirmities of human nature they are very much bk- io.;ur do's !poiiuly Mskt. hla two fellow. trs,lln 1 .1 full 111 Onto nil u run ml .. . A I ........... . .,...,....,. 1. n i... n n I u ... I . i i ' . ...... s . i . ,

' .njiiv-i in '"' . ' .i.t.i.'.i, huhu .1 on nppOMic sloes o a 1 1 1 : 1 1 n tn'c, With "i uvccasion u wuy woai l elt lixli'; theru is u tu im 1 1. 'c I ul mi ii tu. ii. 1 ,1 i.i ... ... i 'I'll 1 1 -i im t tu il. i Im Ii v. .,! ...Mi.. . . i ! V i . . i i . i . i 1 1 . I 1 1 1. I ! . . .... I . -. i '

. --w.-..w... .... .... i, i.i. I, w l-l.ll- ' A.n. n 'i. .- viiv II. ni.-if, msiiiv I Tflini

iiiy oi intn ol all kinds in flu region. J question is tin for discussion, not pa. ("u,i ,nst Sunday a Nov ni' hail sloi ni iiassed i latablit to all the nu mbers, us what u,,..

round U', which was followed bv a tiueslioit Is? A member tliscussni. Ii,

COXSEVJtSTlUL A Yankee w tri vcltii g, N. rummer, in the i ml w (y ta n from L .ul.m to Liverpool. t'wo Kngliahinen mv. pied seats in his immcdi: viciuiiv.Un by his aide, the o'.her fii-u ' of the lallet, a-.d both between him sod die window, .which ras down, the ,v being remnrkably title. They wero vvidenUy Dronotgoiii (llirminghiimi bagmen, as cotiimruifil traveler! in England sre enlh .1; an. I Were as unsocial as be.tis, mj Hs un

communicative ha blank in ll-nini, Our Yankee IrienJ, aturseteral fruitless attempts io"brngiheiii on!," .It ew a large oblong chunk uf Iw, i.di'e b-.t Virginia tobacco from Lie jhu Vw1, and cutting otl, with a foimidsble Aim tooth-pick, a hbcml !i. e .if it. va i-t u air of loith cordiality he picarn e.l i: tirst to thu one Hud ilii n to ih , luiThe only reply he t,t'. fronniih. i W4

la grull ".o, and a cow oi'ijisn-. ti'lurc, which gave notour Yanktc fj'u u I

.iiijiii-lii sen.- 'i i iiejil 1 1 1 1 1 v , 1 1 1 1 "w -"ii ! nullit rill ticli b uk, au I uljt, a id -t t nali ally , placet with hin, un U ii ,i lions, with -,luir tsils -o ii;l'i mil i ke a eii ncxi die win. Ion, At

X2f nuKxcx or a NiwirxrcR.

IV. till

must hi iici lotth be sisters," said he,

liikiiu'it hiindof each, mid seating him

self between them. "1 need tud tell

you lo love cadi other as such. 1 am sun- that injunction Is iiniuvcssary. Hut there is ono task I must impose upon you, IJosomond. You must leach Eti"ciiiu to look upon me as a brother,

a tiieiid. not as a benefactor, for I feel

n paid n thousand limes over, for nil I

have done for her, in tho happiness of

tin s moment. Leithe Idea ol obligation be banished futrViT, and vvu can be (In) happiest trio in the universe, bound together by a threefold and Uli

dissoluble cord." "Mv mulhcil" ejaculated Rosomoltd

Hid drawing away her hand from her husband, she covered her fueo und

wept, lie reproached himself for his trillion nt oblivion of her sorrow, und in

endeavoring to soothe It, Eugenia was

lot- a whilo forgotten. Uut ho little

dreamed ofthe fountain of Kosomond'a

A icliool teacher, w ho has been a lung time ciiffngod in hla prufeaalon, and wit ne'sed tho liiltneiire nf a newspaper upon the mt tu!) of a family of children, write to the editor uftli OldiMislnirg Hentlnel, as follows: I havu futiml It to be a universal fact, without exception, that thoss scholars of both etfxoe ami o nil agei, who hsva had trees tu iicwrpnprra at home, when compared with those who have not, are : I. littler retJcrt, excelling- ill pronunciation and einpha, and Cotiectpioiidy read more undrratandingly. 'J. Ihey are better speller, and define words with ease and accuracy. S. Thoy obtain a practica! kiiowledi

of geography, In almoit hall the li mo it

require others, as llui newspaper has

iiiauo litem lamlliitr Willi Hi location ol the Important places, imlloua, their gov itntiif nt and dolnis.oi! the einte.

. t l ney are better graniiii iriaiu, lor

laving become; so (amihar with every va

riety of style, in the new paper, from

tno common place advertisement to the

ntilaheil and classical oration of th

statusinnii.thcy more rendi'y romprehend the meaning of tin text, and cotiao. qucntiy aualyxe Its construction with

accuracy.

5. They write better cuuiuorltlons.

using ueuor lauguago, containing more

timugiita, iitort clearly and connectedly

expressed.

tl. llioio yuiiiiir men who have for

years been readers of the uewapsnert,

uro tlwaya laltlng tlto load In Uio debating sc.'li'ty.exliTljItlng a more extensive

ktioivieilgo upon a irrealer variety ol

subjects, tad expressing their views with great llueticy, cleuriiers and corrcctiics

inlliuit uso ol language. A til re for III Tr tuner.

A sBiisible wonianof the "Doctor's"

acquaintance, llui mother of a young

ninny, enu red so inr in her views up on this subject that she laujht herchil

dreii from tluir earliest childhood, to

consider ill humour as u' dhorder

which was to be cured by phyaic Accordingly she always had small dos us ready, and the lilllo patients, when

ever thouuht necuaary, tovk rhubarb

for llulr crossness, ..No puiiishincnt

was required. Peevishness or ill temper and rhubarb Wero associated in their minds us cure and effect.

very dully atmoi)here; but the wc'iili who is oposod to dm measure. IL er was dry and the ft nil did not stiller. ' urges objections, and, t-xpiessns his Tho far. iters rejiot l thai the prospect of opinions freely, pel haps even warmly, it rich Intn est uf fruit Is Unite-ring, I hus t-mls act I si.

A the prlng oiieits, our eity bc,;iiH Some jisrucular friend of the met. Hndic iicd. o ussuuitj a more lively Hspeet. Many mirn Is ollendetl, Ho U iudi 'ititu, hu. er make m . .. . . I . . .! i I . . i"i - .. i . a .. f . .

in tiuiiiiings hiu already in t-oiirsii cause ine speiucr iiao tun nuiepeu.

of erection, uud preparations am in tde , dene to ulb-i' nviiliiiieiite at lalisiiid

lor u ureal ii i ti it v more. J-.vatisv o with his own, lie theivlore, eHii-he

s destined lo advance now almost be Industriously, nay anxiously, until he

yond precedent; and property s fast find some ambiguous enlciicc, or much a in sav. "lb hwl I iv 'ilea'. .1-1.... ...... I .. . I t ...... .' I I! I. ...I.V.I. I . . . . . . ' . .

iisiiih in iui in-, ii miniu oi vour nip vn-'uw remitiB, which in. cii coiruci Dee's itinl the Ihiii.h wliidi I hate

won!"

Now lll'rtl a ii-

ouciii: are

IM to

to J'

OlIC kitlk more Would lilt llnir legs I11,IV" sh.ike ol the head wee the unlv tht! gl'otliul; but l t llietit i h im-eto lind ! '''fly a gap oi oi" niti'4 in die I'l.-m-e, und lo-j .Nolhing dis.ioiicerU-d, the Yetiku-, lln ir la-t-fiiiiitntly viuislu ;,iliiiri tls:gt'h',ilg the vwluiue of liquid In hi assume a iiii n lly ut iittd. their i-.uii. month, und stielt hing hit ii- k, 1. 1 llv

n 'v Iis bet ii pmvcii, and llu Ir honor I the Saliva otre the hat of tme ol tliem, ., . ... . .. i ..i.i.i

Un siin-ll o i .tell til Ii utui on i ot ine witmowi

null tl vi e id in 1 1 ioii. , widi-i IL'1 tOipld lielghbui-now, lor ihv nisi

diaW III! ollciisjt.. letiMi k, .Mti, i. Umc, showed gna o MlilliiHlion; lurhv

dillh'ully liouoi'iihly lo lach, w ig their tails in token ol pcrpilil i! h ii iidliip, ami mutch oil with a sistclv in-1., m

llu' ekplali r ion. I I .1 .'I I

lie iloj. ine I i'li Iii I s

Tin

an 1

I)

Van Winkles of the Whito Walter Val Into a reflection upon himself, or those

i')-, could bo waked up Irom their long whom he renr'tiit, lie instand) leep, and iudiu-eil to couiu In. re hii I ' wiriti'a up, not lull of wralh and nb-

ninke invi'stiiitnu in real estaie, they b.i 'e,1 us living'i heroes, butof wriuh

might become weakhy without nuu li snd brandy, lauiiclu-B out into a lirade trouble. Ills the opinion of some of of ab.i ugaiusilhe number who Is ihe wisest men who luvt v'hiled this pieleiidi d to luve m ide so grass a rtc

ilaev disintcrcsied men loo thst (lection, declares himseluhe woral

Lheri U no onhil in tin. w.ii ul. I... Iniiilfvil tlml ever man WM Insulted.

v.-stnichi. in ,,..,1 ...in.. I... ... I..I-- tht Im I. it man of unirit who! How strange il stem., that

proliubly nutdn us here. There is now can br.iuk no Insult to himself or to his days hottld b.t tici.es. Hiy lo open ihe a pretty sure prospect of extensive coal n iMilwul and declares ih.it lu. musl 7"- ' " .-b.l.i.e.,' and

I that ttu y iio.tui gent rauy nisse me

dtscovet v at siii li k ciuicivl moment,

lime to prevent

jumped up in hi seNt a, il he wtie operand on bv m uui. bu ty, ainl inking o.l' his hat hurriedly, und looking over hist luilu. !i wi li a lo rotild ill the MIDI) liMllll.l to " if cither Wte discoloicd or bei'otlled, hu Hialil thiiist on hi list, and gvc a mot r

pioacliliil look I hi down inl rwM

aulhoriiie-are thelenc ; die . '-.m.,;, 'W ,; l,,-i,,,jr from dm City ... , k the ph f Join', i '.. .. me.itally. though

bat U II. lm therein: mnl die di.cov. . .,ii.i m wni t.ov,

' I I . . . .

t - lilt

t-ry that no iii-tiii iis i la ru llu dropping of the tail.

pri'iiy sure prosi

mines just oa the border of our city

have satisfaction. In nil this, he seems in

Our manufacturing interest is yet small, to pcicvivo that he is himself ottering ' discovery at such k ci but must now greatly increase. We Ins constiiucnts the greatest insult, m ami umst alwsy. , i have now one ofthe best boiler makers proclalmin to the world, that ihey any ieiii.tis n sulll

in tho world opcrniini here the man were silk enough lo elect, as their trp- As the two in. u above mentioned, l i i ... .. .. - . . . . . ..i i i i.. i ! .1... i' .ii . i. :..i. i. .... i. t

W 10 UU11 lie UOl ft Ol Ihe l-l liloale.l ll'M IHSMVe, HIV WHO count llinac IIOII iruivnuv um nnininin mm: muni-

steamer Eclipse. There is here one of self so ridictthtus. The pretended ( fesled. Tiu-y ale boih youn; inMi of' the best aiiualioiis for it shin-vur.i I1 uivi-r of lh insult le.iKinds in like ; iKletit, und eoiisidcrud vet v jnomising.

lo be lound nnywjicie on the Ohio style ami stunt, mm urn inrerposiuon i suppu uiv im-i iwoirea uon r now, river; a place whern boats can be ol 'friends' is necessary o prevent a and inlinitely greater in ciifuuilcr.

etu-e.

launched at all stitires of water. N'o'fL'hl. Thus ends the t ltd act.

place on the river can boast of a mita- They absent themselves from llie t I trutthe day is not far distant, i . . . ' . ii ... i. -I. . i . t. i ........ a i... .... i i .1 i .in i ii

rtor wnari. .Most, ot iho town on the iiou-m to wnicn uiey uciony, mm im ; Wten all tuoh lolly and wiekeditt 4 river Itiu no lauding when the water tunlonu die duties which they were lull be putilown. L"teichone who is very high; but du re has never been 'elected lo discharge. Theirubsenett Is A.u tiu, i, pvrinittiid to lelire to prla rise no great that wi have not had a noted, and the absence of their friends i VKr li.t Hr)l ,. t some one more hunnt. good landing at our wharf. I a dud ia expected. An excite fj, . h eted in his ic..d; du n auch

o.iii be blunts sooii become .1. II.

(lermiin population lure; and as ihry f d vainly endeavor lo soolhe their, Urynntsville, Kentu ky, April 1idi, nre generally a class to themselves and lacerated feelings, and make their, ... . , , - mix very little will die nativ ponula- Wounded sprits whole. They wilt TO MERClIAJfTt lion, vxcci.l in their commt-rciul intor- not boemforted, because they have Why ii that 'he ncourse, it lots been thought! Im society tut yet made themselves sultlclently mualty Is require.) I V1""!1 r, here is imt desirable. This is a iiiisap- noU),lous. Act 3rd is ended. ! end ; ..Iii m he Ir b ..m,., U ujtrdu nsion. The society of Evansvil IVd.ngs to wounded cammb ol lirslestKbll.hedlh. -uyi. d wl.ni is intelligent, and in J high degree rour.e, be soon healed. Nolk.ng can are .rH..ms rr ' J11 ' .j .....1..1.1.. 9 v.. i -..i.i.n.. ii.,.lel.miur. um I - uu out the oticu a lime wticn meicn tilt l aiir.iu

n.v....v . iiv imiiv milium vui I'uvi il ' i -----.- ,

good landing at our wharf. lui.diulucl is expected. An excite fj, . heted in his Me 1 do not know that I luve Miok u mcitl is quickly raised, which becomes keen perception, would particularly of the Society of of Evans-1 warmer, and exaggerated sluteniehlsl i,.t( ,u., jhe cnibilities villeTlu rw is, it is true, a very larue ! are sent abroad. Friends iuk-rpose, ; ,i,,rmsnt. it I t . . i ..I !. . I.. . .. I .... ... ....ll... il...la a. Mi I' . . I .

population a lareu number of the better

class of Eudlish, Scotch, and Irish, who nie among our beat ciiliens, I confess

exoibilanl r

that was hell

im

lit from tlu ir business,

nil our U'"ds wele

an 1

liitftilt. und i. .k tore llieUl to the alatld

lll-iti mp-e ------ I..,, ul ' lull A duel. A

. .. . i ,,.i ... I ........ f.,r.,i in ciiiuiti'ier. and

: is leiigo m sent and urcciucu. i uu , iiuponeo. .......;.. i . i . . . . c . i .1 .... i. m .i 1 1 1. ,. ' i... i. i ill biti i iti ' un ol Aiip'iicnn

i.'n i . ,

Smi-e thill Mti.e com

la-

liiiiomid pl.iou aru fixed upon, and the ' la b a., i aa "tl . I i

00" A young physician making free to oder to kiss a young lady waa politely rcpul sed ty her saying: No air, I don t like to have a dortnr'a bill stuck in my face

1 have not lived umnn r a mum liberal

A

I.I I I -.. I i I ....I..... .... ..I. I ..1....I 1 1 II UII1.C1I III. IV 1.1 Ml 1 1H III HI I V

miii'ici, no iiiayivj prop e any wiu ro , vouuih.ju iwu ,M.werfnl . . .1 l . . . ..i........ i m ii. i.i ill. i .n.i.iiiiti nss hid s nt i powt rial

iWmu.1 Iniiiinit. H.....0 .,ili,..i. TlLMcitfinciil .incr..., rmiioi ..( : lin'li -'' '"r'T'X ot llu. 1W ,. .toilful I . i vi-ry n .ulu.l Ü3I.I, fuu. of ' I'"'! "W"', i" , " - . ü, h. P.,rliou.,i..,,,,.l.b...,i,,f...,,i,,u,.,uUc!, ..terr'jrf

more than halt taviiued, but which must soon havu tlu-ir daikm s illumin-

employ tno itnuyriiui imve . ( ' n ,. . " t ing diem over Ihe laud. The city oMatauces m 'U calico thus uu which

. howt ier for die) YankiS lui.l nut the

jShghU-al utu-nlion to loin, but kept loa r,fVcs on Hurray's (hiidr II. mk, wi.h I Of 0;f,,. ...I,. Ii 1,1.1.1m ,,f I.'iJ AtUliaui t.uilh.

i..w v.'. .. v.'.w w. ...v ...M. iiiwi" ,...

pick under tho line which tnaed his lllllliedisle study, After some time, another discharge llew from hi well cotnprcaecd lijieover the head of ihr Englishman, who sat in anobliqe direction from him! Flesh Slid blood -John Hull llcali and blood could stand il mi longer,

and both ttclaiuied, at il tln-y had studied together ul rchcr.i t J: "Whyl what in 'tit do you iiiusn, sir? w lu-tht-r do you contemplate drowning us or poiioning us with your blasted tobacco juice? ."so 'rip US )od, (both still speaking,) we'll have jou arrested when we go to London, for placing in jeopardy die live, of (wo ol the liege subject of her majesty the quetnl Why, you mutbl one of the I'ape-of-lu.od'ilope Kallers, ot a savagM from the buck wools of America. You're m ." iuid In re they simultane

oalv arose lo leave their seats -end

seek h s dangerous miartcit,

"look in-re, Ljrniicn,-

Yankee c-Ady, V'don't be

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lern Uli no y w in musiin ivbcii

mir twins; i ten you a v. - 1.-. . ..r.-,n

over you every lies, wiuiou t . . . s It t

tr chill . YOU ice li i uim'

The Yankeo wat preparing lor an

other exhibition ol hit tpltting power,

but tbo Englishmen, not ueairous ui

Bulmlttlni to anthcr exponraon., m-

contincnlly b ft. No one went miwu iho Yankee and tho window from that

timo until tho cart reacnoa i-onaon.

The Yankee, ulncf, wattt vna . spitted bit way to tha best teat la th train. X O. ricayum. UJ-Letitia Itonaparte, formerly Mrs. WyiM Tarli letter aayi, It about To wake the United States Lcr future reaidenoe

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