The Greensborough patriot [October 28, 1854]

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VOL. XVI. GREENSBOROUGH, N.C., OCTOBER 28, 1854. NO. 804.
ri;iii.isii::u WEB
UY SWAM 6 SHEEWOOD.
■refill-.: evt a ywr, in Mlvauncoj
18.50 fl/*1"1, rtree ""»"'''"• «'"' M.00 »//'f twthi
moiit'ia.fmm dale of itihscrijition.
AdvcrllNlui; lEa^rn.
One dollar |>ur square (fifteen lines) forth* fi»»t
♦rok.nnil twciity-iivf cent*. iTory week ll are
titer. l>e»liK-U"ti- inssta la iivm al avburiiagadver
UHWlWIIf ft* follow
The Chock R«iu. IID ! Doctor Franklin! I no wonJeryooj
When Btewpyd harnesses his horse for kend too big for my wig. By gar, [find
dragging brick op n grace, the horse's head >**1"* Lc.i 1 too big for elide Prom It tut ion .'"
in puffed back towards liia Trill end nnohored
there by the leuaeleea end meroiteee obo
roii». J'lii- arrangement is unnatural; tl a
animal 's t >n tni.ie 1 l.y it. II,. i,m.t in y
itably loe • strength by it, for it tli tori - the
vital foroe end induoee an unnatural aeti in
mthomuaclesof the neek, head, shouldent,
and inoutb. Th< ■ i ;■ i. lly en<
Game In tho -Afrotio Rsgtoiia
A tot rthemtere ling features ofthe roy-
■ -■' •.;' the /"■■ ttu .! >r luto tho Ai lo re-
-•■ n i is the quantity en I d< i ripi n • fgame
found by the de/lng explorers. Tl
of h • li tigator killed from ho 1st of
Prom the (few York 0
The Perils of Cainphcno.
iul. Places of Amusement
The many low and vulgar ihowa and
Withm the Urt fortnight there hare bcdn, ] hibittons thai are itinerating through the
we believe, tour or more eases in thra oitj of emutry. have become JI corrupting nuisance
deaths from burns bycampbenc, and nuaor- to society, an tare exerting an nownoleaome,
ona houaee have taken fire from the aane deleterious influence In community. They
Mejao* The reports of the inquests! are nao> are not worthy the name el popular aunate*
ally very brief, but We.lues fay an inveeti- mi nta, for to the refined mind tin- eharacti r
cation wai held »t Brooklyn by Coi r of their performance! i- to stale, flat and
Dalle, when a number of wftnc icawcroex- rulgar aa to diegu t instead of afford any* ra-
I -I >r agreeable paatinie. And yeteomo
men «i'l go toeneli ptaeeeto-eceotherepley
the fool an I blackguard, which were they to
attempt won vulgarity in their own domestic
oiralc, they would kick thorn out without any
mong others Mr. It .h-in
oainpuone, wk • too-aim
■! || ■.
.. as, ■ deal
titled ai folloa :
"I deal in oampbene and burning thud
I a itimei make the burning Uui I
■ ia ipirita of turpentine purely distilled; j hesitation; but, etraugo to lay, they nil
it ia not a dangorona article ti aao for bur- take tit, i» sons there, aye. and their tiaanh
.■■,■•/, ears : alwaya t < Bll in 1 ten to i. to witneaa ridiealoua monkey an
trim the lampa in the morning—on no-ac- lice, to listen to coarse, vulgar witticism)*
run:" iV<l in il>. ii bill i
a\ad the iceberglidoso'er thi ningti
In the tliioh of the N irtheru Light
Me ganas emb aaed v. Itli ■ i r i
Arc the senwv of tht I. in >,
AnJ Hnleweued strand ty thai r«in Und
Yield* ft part of iti » Ith to thine.
"The pi ft I bring "'i >'; I, white wing,
AnJ it fall, ia ■ fa itborj SHOW,
When denee eloudi li In Ik • le iky,
And the turft i- bn wn I ■ I
\Vhcn, *tiihinJ and bound, on the bare bilk round,
The iMveriug trees com] ban,
Ami tho alombering stream In ■ ui im
•Sttll gaawi al in- i v i'.. tin.
\Van Anliiniii Kriovi - ■>' Ik g U ml .
The board ofe life of i ."•;
Bet, kmked from -.In in a < kel ehi
1 will keep them for bis hviro.
Tkoegk the merry Sprla? i ■ ; 111 ifl thing,
hi the ilu-ti of her yiaiibful ! ■
AnJ |he Rathared gold I ladaoM
lly her. Rare wn
Yet the prociona trust ofth ibos I i il.i-t
Sli:tll be "<!'• I" iw tb IUJ
Kmin ihe i .(:■!<■'-i ton the i mat,
I will wan hi ll I thing;
Till, burstine, ■main ■ bain.
The brook leapi ..'■■■
AnJ the trees rejo* ■ il [1M I I nc voice
(H their R ith .!.,■■ ... re.
Till the ylolel waves o'
Where the Bsoarner knoll in prej-er,
Anil lame spriu .- up, HI e th i ■ us enp,
From the s-i-cok oTan . !•! •! spair.
From ma N'al n il I el •near, ^.-;»'. is.
The Hebrews.
The Jewa of tbii i ity, being bontto
Irule their new year ' v a 1 lal an I festival,
Who be i lei the British t!ie checl
rein, saving tl.. ir i.< etradealai
ral imitators, the Americnnst The fi • i
do not use il ; the ! lei uiani •'>■> n ■:; the In-i|
j ma and Spauiarde of 1 nth Amerl ■. i '
I. -.ally Live t'ii horseback and are perfect •
borm men, do nol; the Spnniar Is ol k iroj ■
do not, nor do theTurka. The moal nheer-rai
t and most natural people in the worW
are rreo fi ota tltia inia In n »ua 111 r, 1: is
ingo to ua that the English nud ours Ivea
.;i'l not, yean and yenra ago, reaaon upon
the i ^nstnntly witnessed fact that when a
. check r tin was loosed al n tnrem stonp orin
a ua ..■■ the p w I ores •.'■■ .■■■■ itn telied oui
D< k and bung down his bead. Thnaj
1 hu lango ■ for ■; ng ll it the strap
burl him and wearied him, und that he waa
h< ai lily gla 1 11 be n liovoJ from ir.
The Kenin thai firal pr< | X«M1 tho i e-chanii
ii feat <>'. lifting hiinsolf np by the scat
of hi- brecch< - m ill E i e been the author .f
the theory that the check rein 1,. hi the horse
op and kept him from falling, Tk • me
I was the follow i
•;';■ rcteil the
parts of tl ..-..'■'
und listened with breathless lil until
tliey beard the deer tap tho snow off the
■ s tli iheir feet in ordor to eal tbo her-
When the air was frosty and tuo
wrest her oatm tin- tapping cool I be heard al
i of ab mi I s'ohnn [red yards, and,
by li toning and observing minutely, tho
mn< r eaaily deti *'t> i the p itiu i in which
the prey was located. Aa so m as this was
con o y ii :; line |f :i person was sen) i
Icrable distance round the it< * r, and a
noi having |e at their back
they immediately ran off, i i »bly paaa the
Eunuer. ll was in such inataneea where
the baneeaof 'akill'-oecorrod. One bun-d
ed and ten doer were thna killed; andaa
they will run lu:i^ diatancoa niter receiv-ing
wounda, it i> fair u> luppoae thai
many more would have been secured if the
eren had been accompanied with J brace
eol deer hounds."
The musk ox was found to h,' a very fcro
<"iiTit t(( mi (hem while burning; a. lamp
should Im perfectly tig) t; thei i isawl lerod
tight; I bavo -ecu lamps used ».u one
tubo out; if a lamp baa m >ro than one I ibe,
an I i earn to rattle the bones and sing negro
song!
\ • from the immoral and degra ling
ten !.■!■•. ol such things, it involves theexpen
and only one tube used, the wiok should be y, which paasoa into die bands
me wick
:
in I oth tubes, and *• »*. used with
"■it : it i.« not ^>> safe t'' oarry g\
filled with Ilui'l about s h m^- aametulio, a-*.
In ease of falling, they »ill break, and then
an aooident is very likely to occur; ondor
eertain circumstances llmJ will explodo; it
most I me highly heated before it will
explode : iflahould unscrew a lamp while it
of men who carry it out of tho country, and
t'i ih;- extent empovorishca the oomromiity
from whom it i-* leceiw-J. Another curious
faet attending these things in. that " bard
times.' or utigbtneaa in roonoy matters,"
do nol afleet their receipts al all. A man
wtil stop his paper, for which ho pav lone or
twu dollars a year, beosmae money uaearoe
boning, and bold the lamp in one hand but will spend two or three times aa much
and a can filled with fieid in another, and
commence pouring into the lighted lamp,
th • col 1 fluid might drive the beats 1 \ to it
out of the lamp and eanae aa explosion. I
believe that to be the canae and the mann r
me night for a few honra waste of time at
a negro show or vulgar circus, Boouoroy
lema la retrenebment in his expentUturea
fur mental fend rational improvement anJ
amusement for himself and family; hut the
"»™ uMwumrthe pre- .-.„„ ,„.,„,,, a,„i..,,.,, dangor ncecMarilv
''•' '•>';"" """,■• 'I «w ™«<ler mil refl. I ,..,.;, ,| ,„ ;„:;,,:.. Iu » c itry of line
ruramsmencbowillsco tlmtno.11 p«,.Iina „ „„ ,.x„,„■„,. ;.,;,.. u„... ,„j
1 " ' ' * 'nm.".' . ■ Iwh ro kindred game i> i 1
;. A ■ ' ■■ • i - Lint, of finding »ild fowl ol
r* -■;' .■ ription. If Sir JolTn Franklin 1 u
tue.upp«rtof an. nton . ■ ;. ; . ,
1 ■' I ' ::" " "', ln' ■'■■■ ■ ■ ,1 1 ■> may reawnably be enl .
""•'em '"7"! ««?•"« ' tveryi .able the
can by pulling np«.rda at b! . ,- mankind conld ever want in »rich • land
The eli. i'. n '■<
I wcr. Ite i
li. .i Ji ui' • tli
j .1-: ibnti \ vital fore.
' '. [•
j ia unl
naturally ai I
1'. ,! I
I
IU
evidently poneuing et ything! ia! ual i
. I aire.
i'i «hioh expletiona take | la -; I never s.-il profitlen and unraSned, it nut be gratified
:i bunp of tiiis kiml without ciiiTionin^ pur- ut nil lia/ir<U, and It any vxpent,
tie, ii. this retpeet ; I wonld nokdo it myaelf I Thiaonght not to beso. Ifyou will ipend
Cor a hundred dollar* i I»m now ipeaking your time and money tlim unprofitalily, let
ofthe ordinary porpoMa and oaotph.no for the silly thing pay it. own oxponae.! bat
lighti r .tore. ; there U no dilerenoe as ro- do not, for tho take of a single evening's
gtrds danger between oamphene sna Buid ; amusement, deprive yourself of tho means
"i. i- n im ire likely to explode than another ofeolargingyour knowledge* li isagood rule
there is no difference aa to danger between to try and got it the real value of a thing be
mixtures 1, Sand !. tn tho manufacture of fore wo buj il. Ifa man asks you * half
Buhl I limply pour the two article! together dollar to make you laugh an hour or >". bar-ic
i ill ike them up- gain with him ifyou ol ••• I fanmebo-ly
" i" ij r: I ihouldinall eaaea r m- else will make you think a whole evening for
men 1 Britannia bsmpa for carrying about. the sama monoy. and beaidca thi«. 11 * t your
Tho whole argument in defenoe of the use mind with trntha whieh will never dio I'
Doath
Dentil srema t.i bare ..•< ':.- In hia f. ■
strength, and like nlion coming lorth fp i
lii.s lair, heeuuie front Uadark amenti, o1,
•areaHl hi« thaadly wfnaaj over onr City ! II
visit lo our city will lone he rcmeinbere .
II, ennie ns a rntMeal enemy—he camo i .
a thief in the night watches—he enmo lil. ■
■lie .'ti l!i::- wnle — he enme .•: . n tkillful .'.
| eher—he came like a wild hurrioan, sweo; -
ing through the forest, bowing to theoarl .
the in.>imre.h Oak, with the tondi r braml
that grows by its .i.le he c. i loonqner.
' ■■-• Atmorn, at noon, ateve, at mil
night's solemn hour, > - ' , I the moun.
<•■ s wail I" oanaa e'.I^ Ui ! irryln.
loved OILS off to-people that .lark r.
ginn—Hie "dreary nighl 'the tomb," II.
i the home of thei ibl in of color
ion- | .i-.-,l l.iiH l.y .' Tbo d 'liter of ease
ooml irt, and aecimplu ■ 1 p ,.,..
tyschildren-—tbovotariea of aeieuce, an!
the son. of igo nee,—the man of balnea
slid the idler—tho profligate inebriate, in<
the temperate Church going man—all, all
ijnoiledb fore this myatorioua Doatroyer!
lie entered the nta . rime, where the
spirit* of darkness horer—he laid loir the
drunkard; an 1 caused the bloipheraer with
a enne on hia lips, i lenteri nti rnity! tie
bade thoageilaira " come away,"and prun-ed
tho sweet bnd of infancy from tho cm-hrat
I ill.' fond parent, ii.' with trad th
eheuk of be* ity, and bleated the ro*e of pro
mi..-. The gallaul Army Ofltcer, who fae* .
w it.- pride the rank* of a disciplined aoldier
for twenty yean, whose sturdy heart, fright
oned not, when lacing the cannon'a mouth,
nor quailed when broaating • sea or Mi-tering
bayonota, chilled and died at hi* u-proaeh.
He laid them all to rest in one
bouodle*. cemetery—the boaoo of mother
earth. (Hi ! how withoringly, »o looko.l
upon the Mother aa I Daughter, aa wo aided
inoosigning them both to one grave! II.,w
wllhertngly we looked upon the brave war
nor, a* bo waa laid to reatin aquietgrave!
» ho could avoid shedding the toarof»orrow
o ci inch a bier! To
winil- are to he their
time; is ,• igh to ,
loeorrow a wail'.
think that the night
'4". in al! coining
o tho rerellor.
did and unfeeling
thai i; will no l.lo.le 'if nemory, bttl whieh will elevate and
it will he
'the hoi e. It diminishea h lapeed
an I lessei i the fri a and quick aeti n so ea
acntial to ii t ..i ii lal'a safety and that "t his
[driver. It iaof no nse, and cannot confer
diguitj/ <n- grace to an anini il thai was made
by the I. n ! Had n an - I np the
aa an I all sol:- •>.' contrivonoea
What Cause! t!ie OnlfStream
Mr. Siao: .ii Shoalos,anoxpeviencodnav*
i.,...,_..;,..;. u j ja opinion that the waton
Gulf Stream aro nothing more or less
il "i t'i" waters ofthe river Amazon. This
real father of waters i- bedded moro than
one thousand mile* immediately under the
all ils tli1 .1 .IV - : ■ r .. f
ofcninphonc
use I with core." Tbo lame may beasid of gladden yonr soul while you lit
(run| iwder. Cntil fire is put lo il gnnpow- much better to bargain with him
dor i- aaharml na as aand, bul when brougl I
in contact with lire it oxpl idea, and is peril
■ is to life and property.
iiiii-i he il.r h.art. thateoul Iguoucou these
sceu is, an I not a tf.r-Knoxei'U 117,/,/.
" A I.Iati among the V/omcn"
A remarkable trial came off lately in Or-ange
County, New York, wherein a man
named Ringland wasplaintiff, and certuin
to conn,.,,, on FnJar, it may not be map . . £™*»;«"VV ,l* ** An>' /";'-■
propryeto ins rt a fea is from s . . ***7*\ ™™ ■" ."• -;;■ ' Jtl, pour
correspondence wh i Is place in Auguat, Vl .,..,^ ilu
,:'-' ■ '■";•> '"^ ", -!--y ■' "'-
17W,Wwecn tho Hchrew Conp. ■ , ' ofwater. Aa t a-.tora are gather
Ne*imrt,EhodeI.land,andPresideStWa*h .J ' '/-,,. in nndor the burning sun ol thee, I ,
Ui^;t1u ' ■ '" j , ,■ ;' ; '"■' '•■' Ijwarm i fnri irosothan the
'After an alln ion to -'. ■ tUrs ofdifli ' ' ,} :'' ' " ''." !n '\""':~ li" '"" '"
Improvementin Stringed Instruments
The violin, which !;:i^ lone maintained
undisputed sovcrifignty orer all other moat*
eal maebinea, waa first iutroduootl to the
scientific arorl I by nn Italian, aome two and
:i half centuries ago. Ite eollatcrala, tho
violn, fialonceUo, and eontra-baU] came
|irit»r
»d Junker throng1! i great Chiel
had naeae I, the A»M •• mtinn -:
•• Deprive I aa I
the invMuab e
(with I '1 ■ • atitude to the VI
mighty Diepo*
eninieiit ere ' d 1 Pen
r.lo ; a Oovc
ho sanction, in ; ■:- cuti n no
bat gen< i I
- inacii nee u ci
deeming er< .
tongue, or language,
Gorernmi lal 'I ' and „
extenaire Feileral f'nion, !
lanthropy, mul
rirtae, we eannol bit) ' a ledge to he tlic ..,;
work of tho Oreai G -:. »'»o ruloth in the \\u_
anniea "f 1 leaven and among th in tan!
of the earth, doing aha) . th
good,
** For all the !>,< wingfl f civil ■'■"! relipi-ona
liberty which we enjoy, under in enual
and benignadmiuistratinn, wcdcaircl
PI
:
iklln and toe Wigi
OiiFrati! ..I.
mtci y the l" ed Stall
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. As I
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11 the King's wij
mt in liver .
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41 do
for A i:
One i '
,, ,: i tuo si II! Bond-box a
iric.l, but with ill-rut, i, i -
. . • to tin
xti II i i. ■' i ; ■ ■ ■ ■ i. thin
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>tvvitli
i our thanks to the Ancient f Dave, tl; v, li
great preserver of men, beseeching him that port of a great di
the Angel wh nducted our forefathers ,' , r thai he knea a
throqgh the wilderness into tho promised ■.. , ua too
land may graciously conduct you :;: t\ ma
all the difficulties nn I dangeraof this mortal t,,'.. ),.
life. And when, lilto Joahua, full of daya w!"
and full of honors, yon are / it1. r ■ I to youi
rsthera,mayyoubeadroittc I into the heaven
ly Paradise, in partake of the water of lift
anil the tree of immortality.*'
To whieh Preatdenl Washington, afl t ae
snowledging tho eoriliality of the welcome tor with Dr. Franklin's head. I' was M
given him by all classes of citiaens, says: any rate outof"di fashion." -•'■'
"The citizen- of the United Si .teaof \- 1-.'. Franklin would " please i i remc i- >
morion have a right to spphud themaelvea dat hia hea.1 had not de boncertobe made
■ei'having given to mankind onmplce of an in Pareo. No, by gar! for if it I "l been
ralarnd and liberal policy—a policy worthy mado in Pareo, it no been more dan ball
^imitation. All posa aa like libortvof suchahend. None ;fdo French !
nsnaeienee anil immunities of citixenanip. havo anything like this.—Sot do
. : MI ii.-- , , ,.
■ t , • lai
■■ i
I • do Doc-
I too big groal leal too bj
Fmi | ailing, replied that the
it,i!t coul 1 hardly Ho there, for thai bis
i: .i 1 H ia m id ■ by Almighty God him
who was nol > thj <l to err. Upon I is, the
'I wntcr ■'■■••. mil
Finn a ■
ti tho face of tl ■; i I ti ' s
'I. ■ »i miles wide. After
.it enr
■ ■ ;
I out of thoir reach.
; long with | il ■. ■
■ bay formed beta
tho tw ' ■ ■ f Xorth and South A-i
i ien. 111 ' :' - longthe N tl
and] to tho lee-ho
West In lia Uland, it 1
i ha, and | eeds along the nhn>
In* the ca| I \ rid tl
N ' i America, and p nwi ■.-
'. ■ ■ I end
Inal "fi1 c
Corthern Oe, Cut oil (ho <■ - ■
■:■['■■■.< nld not be many y. n i I. ire tin
Sorth Atlantic v Jd I
lestru 'tire lo nm ml
dan eter
: : ■ • ■ nt crushing
ironnd -\--< the haeb ofthe cold Atlantic to
it* deatin i ton, shere afti r spending
bj a nes -",- ly of native warm water from
the sreal Amnaon. Seamen can always tell
when in or out of the Gnlf Stream hy dip-pin
: the hand i'i th ■ water alongsi le.
l*inlo'*.iteilly thi* view will be ue» to son c
n i !■ : . bul what I have written la from ex-
. and was seen while I .»;i> roiin<2
upon the m -V, loop. The Gulf Stream, 1
brethren of the Methodist pet-sun ion were forth probably sboul the same tim
defendants. The anit waa instituted by the tn which the "Hoi"—an instrument fur
r Jntiff to rec rer lamagea from DoIen- niahed, liko the guitar, with /rrfs—held an
dunta for pitching said Plaintiff out ol meet elevated ranIt in the orchestral family. The
ing. The facta wen these in brief: King- removal of these obstructions from the
Inud, in company with hia wife, and another finger boai-d raised the viol, by ita new
female friend, went to an evening prayer name, " violin," t«» t!::it upper sphere in the
igal the Methodist«'linrch <■', Ganlen- universe of mcl MUO art which ii haa sim <■
town, and took hia seat in the rear of the continued to ocoupy, and in which it ia atill
byth -ij. of hia wife and friend. An exhibiting such wonderful progreae.
torn in thai church forl ids males Count In efforti, foi in ire than two bun.
I f«inalea from kitting l ■.■ I er during ,1,..,! rears, have I n made by curious
- rvice, aud soun it was circulated through European irtists, ;<- slur for the better the
rogation thai " s man waa among the ghapeof organisation of this imperial piece of
The Plaintiff was requested to go meehaiiism. So one, however, his yet
the " man's eide," I il bo n i laitied
te I. Oni of the Ti i tftoi tho Pluin-t
iff ha ! explained thai it was his ai il
... I ia wif<—consented that he might In i p
it, ] videil he wonld IH have li . rail: for tl
Other members, however, | , . Cvei i othor mo
ted s ■ such infraction of tl
time honored rulo, and t;.■■ of th< tn insi ti I
that the Plaintin* muat " go tothe othor side,
..f;'.. out of Church." The Plainl
not leavo the women, and thereupon com-
: Two di fen la each
lal her two i n h
ilcd in ai 3 of tl ■■-•■ (ci«rimenta. And
i - .. . tours and pi ife« or he' a
reeled quietly under t.<- conviction that
: her undi risking must in
ah, reas, the violin,
h, had n ached the
■ ■ i |.uinI oi j- -il. ction.
Neverthel •-. ■ • id nol Inlftati ling tliis
ited impn ssion, n »• rj mi] "i lam im-ii
recently offi r*d, by an
lauie in our own country,
outi ival the famed piano
d
proven
ed
whieh bid lair 1
A good many g I stories „f '(', DM ea
jndgi ■ are told, ami i o ia i uc of the hest
ui Ihein :
.1 Slu'ih, ./„,,'„.. \ luor| .;,.., „;„„,
they had a oneer case for a I i lil ,1 idge in
the Western District,,, T mncasee. He was
a good lawyer. Inn ear „1 nothing I'.ir np] ,ar-anee
and less for .In -1. The letter be know
1 i di it I ing !, fi entirely loB. Ity,
hia wl 5. Hia B Ity, a is aba. ntfrom li .mo
oni ■ when :" tarl I ., nd on the circoit,
leering the J,'. i to pi ', I dotl OS for the
'■ ■ J■- U« did -■,. I lead., Gnding his
ahirta, he seised a pHoof hia wife'* wEat'a-y..
n e.ul ,:,,-, II . ,| i„- i, |j|,e purpoao. A
learne.1 bmther who roomed with him, was
miieli amused .. few morningi afterward*, at
the queer >p| earai of tl in . : nothing
. in sight bul hia head, arm* and feet,
hi.look ..I bewilderment and bis -olio voco
reflection*, which were " I • ■ vKatott
earth ,„.,./,■ /:.;-.,, ,■ .,,>■ ,,,., .,/.,,.,.• /
dan i •*«. It ,. |„ ibshTo thai ho heard tho
,v ' ,:"' ni il tim . hi 11 Betty, but nut
before, s.tbo I irk, pi ... . ,. the matter
tohiu that round.
i
a. Sod a
wliow..not»ui.je«...eiT. . ;■ .— .»« ,.;„,;., g moVe or less than tho wa-
•«;m k rto i in a little ; be con- ( , V™».,n ofSonth AmecLca.
tende.ltl.al I ■ -:■••""- M. ,.,. | it in many nlaee., an#fei
» fa) n»w no more that I lorati nlsspoken
"'»« ifii weiel.y the indill; , of
°f people that another enj .yed the exercise
°f th.iriaherenl natural right.; forhappili
*e Oorernmet of il„- United States, which
glee* to bigot/y n.i sanction, i, pei
*o aaaiatance, roquin i ordy that they adio
lire innler' ils protection should demean
theaiselTe* a* good cil en in giving It on all
occasion* their eflc. to ilsup|
Tl...... wl,
nei ,;. i1 1.' '
leesl
the i
ut it,
I si CXI
: .
D'Orleaiis, oor do Grand Mi na
ha i half well a hea 1 o« Dr. I i i kli ] I
I nol • business any
. I1
mnny yeorshave glided through :t- warm
water, slwoys plettsod to have it a stern. The
irms, i: 'i:t whatever quarter
ihey in ty c >mc, never clfange ita course or
ita current, but it continnea to move on in
thai iri' h was given to it
... ;by the Power above.
rm, and another cat rh ■! the hcade
i laimill squirmed and kicked, tl
tt ._■ • i and pulled, the mi n and WOUH
. .1 up, the - i ■
... uie »ti vc ;tii I pi|w tumbled
■ : : ennti ivi 1 .1 1- « yen
11 gut
e\tlU
down,
rhe the lute Mr. Coleman. This new invention
i> applicable alike to the nbole leriea >-l
,1 oatrui ICI la roquii ing the aeti "•
bow. li eonaiats, mainly, «•! the
■ ition of a cylindrical tube, composed
of thin, sonorous metal, spreading at the
lefendants weredeon I to paj >'.l t * ,„,,,;, irumpet formed mouth, in place
for an assault and battery. Bul the man ofthe present ofea</ wood portion, or neck,
(independent of the linger board, whieh 11
not to be disturbed) of tho several inetru-menta
in question. The body, or shell, re-main*
unehangi d, aa does alao the conforma-tion
of the nock sn I fingerboard ;ao that nc
laanaci.
The 11. ■ I
sn 1 Japsu ten ..|-t Ma
Iniatj ana dma !.
Its tormaan • ,.(
sdl .
-''■'■ wtwo| d to I
coal lur our .-1 1 to nrotocl oil
souuwnwh*H ! DO thoir couf.
'lite Japan ex| ■■•■■! Itai
•..-:■! ■ 11 . ■ th*. eapeaca-
'""" uf thoas wh :, noth-ing,
and raaliilog the h a of tl ose who tbonvfal
well of it,
the plantiff was carried out "fcetfot
duck to the womt u.
It 1
enable to do I
II* doq • ati
i f il Wood, thiil »!ii.
China. .■ I
" Mora Copy "
A Buffalo editor, bard pressed for "copy
luring the late drouth, an well of nows and variation IH required in the mode of playing
The inventor of this ingonious apparatus
/: ■ ".' Tl f ii ipr n 1 DI nl
lia i -.'. ia truly aston diing, for buildings "are
dandehcadofd grand springing into existence with the rapidity
1 I to see tho i1 wig- with whieh Al adin constrncted his palace,
re ' ■ -I humor, !>.■• I ■ •:- *
lin coul I-not find il 'm bjs heart ta
eheok to nir childish rant '"
nl' hia line ' ■ ■' ' tuck th ■ wig-it,
a
retired hope will kn n ■ ■
.
• :. I- I'i itafc , ■■ ■. :
■ , tli y go tij> without the aid I I
: One day even prodo
arkable changes in theappearance I
al ng M 1... ■- ■ :. Wes a 11 i *' th
ompiro" i , and iti tid
leas aeof rain, tbaagava expreaaion to hia
reelings:
*■ The poorest blind horse, in the moat un-compromising
h:illv mil
ition. To him ll
ncry bell announcing 1 n, i- a toeain of
joy, and be looks forward with grateful an-ticipation
t" the prandial oats and mill f 1
The woai im 1 round is stopped ; the unlu-'
bricatcd gudgeons quaver out a las) squeak
aud cease their complaining; the trace-
1 ■,- ratth over the animal ■ ' ick, and be
even atti:. pts 1 y ihthful canter ii-. he n
., . .1 I 111 . , ie. \- ith him there are n"
anticipatory woea; he works in s circle, but
1 .., ■ nn number of turns are sure to brmga
■. Bul Kith th • • ■ ■!. r.a .-•:
* 1 -. 1 Mr. Mann ... u eliugly re
•• one demd griud .
Hot ■,;■ ai home,"
ui"' no relief to hia | , . I
i •• cupj must be
' ; ;
in Mr. Bewail Short, formerly of this State,
now resident in New London, Connecticut.
boa li- ot of Doubth sa he will soon present to the nnblio
sound of the tan- ample opportunity for testing the pructfoaj
utility ol liisi nprovementa
nor ■ th .11 icy a .t: -i baa
" ioj li hsa
■ 1 I ■»■■ at ah ddmg
h loan
'. so l mills ns 1 f treas-ons
I: hss a 1 In time, will
be tho meant ol Kinj irt? \<> tho wbola
; world, aud id iotions
thai uharactsriae the | exclusive !«■..-
pie. The p . ill thai haa
I it eliteti ■!. mil tl: ■ < lii'i .■ \ Bl 1 t. I'liit" -- .*itll
which tbo lustrui twos of i u reraroent hart*
i-i'.-'i sal ■ -I ■ ii. a< II d i the i lain tttoo of
,!.,. world
y..ii'. naa a -' the ahlluwiiuj
to bv iti.-N.iKj with the notks
Inamatii
Lin i I-. s papsi
.: hu ii. .11, .
Lore b tha union ■•!* two luarta,
l1 .: !•■ || , i -.. 1; —.I ii;eUK j
Tuuti si ■ _'!,.'■'•
So bill la et nt* j
The type naa drank, and readend it tans;
Love Is :ni "iii'.n riT tw beads ;
" 1'bat i»- at i- soil ■ i i
i in nub li ibfaugi - in earta,
, • Xu bell ■ I ■ - n • ■
'i ii ■ c n the a ■ BOW
The work to which UissDixdei I * I. r
lifewaa defeated hy the •..*,» of PraakKn
Pierce. The Insane Land bill had pai I
Congress, bul was quashed when it came to
him. One would have th ighl that the pre-sent
Administration might, at least, have
some fellow feeling for the laeaae. Hut they
have no bowels aa •'. - • , ■ not tt
«l—d bowel."—.St. I > Tnt I
Tlif Chicago Timessa^ tl at there are nno
hundred . tlarly
in the bii i
There are,a thousand m tn'-in that eity
who will Iteal .s iyoi ■ , ;,t hold
of, aa \ tin ; und by
and see it done. .Wl 'sons iteaL it
onjy tile . mole. • /- ' v