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THE RUTLAND
HERALD.
, 9 1 1 1 ii iiiiiii mmmmmmmmmm
VOLUME 56.
THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 17, 1850.
NUMBER 40
5
RUTLAND, VT.
0 H BEAM AN, Editor Ic Pabliaber
UK A. TtJTTLK, PriaUr.
TERMS PER VKAR.
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Utrblaf ftHt.lleat of Kasnuel Ixxrr, a kilt Id
tt!t roaalry! W. alaiy, iksafkl iktmda
iiitJIy Ikt lxl of lb rarled anttrlajo
tairaroti kt (lit us. AmiDf Ike rtit tic a.J
tarteitt Ikt ilurjr of Sktinui O'Brien' liang.
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VUiU4 in tkt July naaltr of Kit UuUin
I'tiTrrat; Mtgmtlat, akcnrt txlrtct It,
ilk w-mI I. tkt ttory f r-or Stitraua,
rtp'ed tn kj old errr"4ntlSo hr
Wyl ip tL ilnt and humor of Hit orijlnml
ilb frl a Jail I y.
MIAMI' OIMIKS-A IlAl.l.An.
Btfta 1. IrtUaa) and laltkwv lUirtm.
Iwtinkar tha war, la iIm yaa. 'in,
lirwi aalhabaya war all Ikalvaiad ami lata,
Taaa tat (Wm, whanlttr a plum it,
1, kaa him by tkrial. aarlnf aick aa ah..
Twit aaa Ihrial fcr iarf. ninl on kr day lifht.
M la marllal law hahfla lb lalna i .ithi.
Ii'i tktoi aaa hard llnwa tnr aa laMa( aiwa
tl M mUaaitln Ihajwlaaa, Xtri al a iliau i
' akrthar IS Wir or (tr aanlawt.
Iw Jil a aHrtk (una lhay iliaanl fur rrpcnunrt,
in many iha bnr aaaiWn an alt knpia,'
1A Mnall afcara l itMln', r all', ar aiwpja',
J' bHaM iMi Utad lulu, and aniaad ! aril It
1 rr Mr lk fcUn.na.iMl, a mark for Iha ballal
I wariiaraJ kr akl, and uaraata. ky dar,
ak ifcafcMik tMlfciikarfac,raafctaltpa;
Aa' Ikt fctarax an' kai.naal bay t Ikaaa all
MMMiuaU'lria,rroanlfco l ova Ir Uliafall,
Hi. Hwka artra m rtt.aa' hit hoj ana lihl.
! Ifcakaanft(alia4,fcallalknatkalfaaailill,
tat tna fara aaa aa paU aa Ifca lac. mi Ikadaad,
t4 klacWa oaaar MaaaaJ wKk ika arana f Ik rtd
ii M all l hat fca waaa i aa a(lr aaa( k,
fx IM .rtUkimaaircauUa'l blaia ailk ktatt,
a trail aa' aa aMfcad aa aUtk al aa krif lit,
III lira taafc Ikal crvaaaa Iktdapik vt iha nll.l ;
a'k aat Iha brat tmmrr laal rtr haahraa,
la Ika Hlaf aaltat aarlar laM l'f aa aaae,
l tla ha Fairkk' Maoar j a cat,
la' In aapln' in aataTma MalmrMy a fat ;
Frr lifkiaaaa Ir rl Ikal aaa aal Mr aatr
tm, Of iw, ka'J almoat evl in tba la.1 tn ;
la' Ma oaMltf waa ak.k that Ilia aAn aarj in aura,
Ac iha araawa tarn craif , ka aWa it aa ajaara;
aa', ky (am, Iha what a vrrM frt ii u him I Lara
aa- H'a Ha aaa ka toy ikal waa fcaril In ha (aaM,
Aa It'a iAn ha raa anil "fltn ha (-a I til,
aa.li'a maay Ihtaat c raatambrr riflit wall,
Tha qaara Iklnfa ha daaa, an' lit elian I bcrnl lll,
Hw ha irMkaaad Iha iaa(athraiaa In CaMrtially,
jta' aaranral irmuli Iha anyara la Ahtrto Vallty
lu' laalkaiad Ika laiaaan. kimaail aal a laar.
rf atrticka.1 iha la aaraataat am mj datiiwar.
lt tha far anal aiaaf aaaallaaa,tK wild datr moai
rtal,
An' iraachary fray en tha blood ef Iha ba.
AftfcaM tntay .Ma.Miaa.rnaamaadhaa,
A a' many a karat ahjht aalht nraaniala'a blaak aid,
a.' a thoaaaad rral aatyartaaal taila orcipa.t,
lalhaAiiiaaa. f aifht ha aaalakra at laat.
.ll.a hhamal lank Back aa Iha baamlfvil maen,
r tkadaorof Ik prtaoaanaat elnaaoa yoa ",
laka Iha laat kwk al hrrtkin larlnc llyhu
Tlai lallaon Iha raaanlaln an tallay ihla nl'ht
V lv4 al Iha tlllafa, una Ka tt tha Sand,
Aa' na al tha ahallenay, (ar dlalanl o.d,
fanarall ta Ika (araat. tinarff In Iha Mil.
ta' laraaall t tha friandalhat allllhirl f yna atlll;
rarrwtll ta Iha nalbara, iha hurlln' aa' "Hi,
la! tort wall ta Iha f Irt that anaald dlt for ynar aaka
la' lalr aaftra htofcl klmla Maryhnraaxh yaal
la. IK. tafakae raaarad him- rarualnr all hail.
Tha (aal Hath at cJatlned, an tlx Kronf handa arnr
la' h laid bh tanfik ea tha rutd prtana yrannd ,
Aa' Iha draaaaa af fcitthiklhaod kraa orar hint lharr,
At yanila aa' anflaa iha aaaat atitnmar atf j
Aa' haaay raaaanaNraacaa crndainy an Irar,
It hat at tlai (aim Bakaa (lain "Wan an iha rlf r,
Brlay Iraak la hit IWan mairy daya kn ym by,
Till iha taa fa falharrd kaary anal thick In hla aya.
Ral Ika laara dttln l fall, fc-r tha prida al hla haart
aaM aatavvaraaa drop dawn klaehaak la atari i
la' ha anrahf hi hla mm In I hr alaik artahv, caaa,
la.kaawara with ll Kmrnraa that mlarry (aaa,
il IU httaj.f lh.al an' Ikt raaaa al ih hiava,
Ikat ahaa ha aaa naa Wan aa la th. a Id yraaa
Hit twnlaa Bar ahnakJ hart II lahuaat
M aratn al lhaar trnaanra on nmintnl waa mat ',
H.t kaara awikl hW, but hla ckraKk ihmkl ha dry.
trt andaantad ua tlrad.aad ua1aatrd ha d dlt,
Wall, aa taaat t t traaka t rt ntrr an fan,
Tkt trrrlhla tkry I thrtal haa on
lWra aaaaaih auaad Ihrra aaa atarra room la aland
Aa' aaatra aa yaarat. an' drawna aword In ha nd :
Aa Ik tawnkaatat ta fall Ikal the (aoplt atra h-tk
fa!
At' allarsayt, ta' ctlrra oa Ika plat If bain' amxlk-
eaaaeattara almnat yra arri for damd,
Aa' ika iary ainlny np, la Ikalr bur arribaad ;
Aa' tht jodia aatllal nail ao datinlnd ad bly,
Vki kia (Taa aa hla back, anil anllluanl M" alf,
Al" allmca aa. calkrd.an' tha mlnata II aaa aald,
TtataartaM atll aa tba haart l Iha drad.
Al' thy haaid bat Iha npaala' nf not ulaoo lock,
.' Uaia(raViaka Into Iha dk.
rf aa aaonaot kalalnad hiay mnoa twthrony ,
At' ha laokad at tha ban, a? tm and ao atront,
Aa' ka aaa that ha kad aol a hop mm fntad,
A ckaMa t mmm. aaar a word to dtraod!
a ka ialaad hia arma tt ha atiwd thaia aloa,
i calai aad a cald aa a autua al ataaa ;
iaStbay rrada kly arillay yard long al aunt
a Oat iJaa li a Ua tdaafcuf a a A. la. b aayt.
rtaa area l aanaraiana it of oiiwi ' . 1
y.JaMliyoiel,JitnOlliln jou ydaaa
. ' tk kU thalr Utatk, I. tkt ailaatt a drtad,
"My .aaaak naa, If la au UtatitM
lOxaMklaay Iraaaoa, ar did aay cliiat. ,
a- aaa taaa 'J Bnaa naaoa aarr am a.
Tw'l.uLnirklli'M CaVd aia Wa,
Tka a-l blaak af abaana tt Ik. taadtt of laar.
kwara Oat aad tha asartd I woaW anawcr yoa, na ;
ST.' r2S4T'rA'J1.Lti". "
7 - Lwii'ta i wiiitm .
lkt kt aaki Inlaari flaaa th ATM to iwi",
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r aa Wi ny a aa t----i"
ka yadra
yhaal, It hi
tajaaall aaaaiaattataaa aaa. -.p,
" ittt ttli
hrt kaaar klaaar brd't ylta kiaa la r.a-
tka ttaaataal Iralka. tht tniitr.at kaaitM-
Hn va ho ear, at Ikad a. tan lral,
', nahreaaen, Mylrt H" 'p" kiaa "1 krd,
'tx- aiaarr.ra.akalaa't aay ika ard.
f aaa Ik t!nA uaaa that O Sriaa aaa ahakea,
hatiMUaHM qail lMr'
iAaakkl caWrhaakaallk. awralr bUaatakat,
"UvnHPJtala' attt.rMvAr.lWf li.-a.a-r.
aiaaaa
klha
ta?iJ. i7nVwai'w i.apaAr,
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kt?,,mkU' 9wU'aUt kaaajf Jtr yaor
WtaV.tk akauaal aaaat aj--
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ga a, UaakJaarAhaa aaaaxaia It at tkt krlhy .
J'aa laatyr. akaaataal taW. kaaamaaaaal
fh. IkaartJ, laWr.aad aarn-a. araar a.B raal
J. kaalt.1. aay aWa', taWt CTf taf,""
S aat MW. knrdiaa-1. IhM mi Ua kaf.
Ilavaakaa aay taaklt lyUuf lfc ".
I? caa. aay tiat I ataaalhV t taataa.-
taaaalka laataa aMkaartja aaaM aSoart ha) haad,
V waa aaaaal tka Btttat taaafc awl
,J.-aaakd
I aetata' aaa hitAfcL, a lk aalMl aaa aaa ky.
lk lait aaatlaataatmlj it Ik U ray-
ai ka twiwoa ia agfiy aaa - , i,,v:,, r thai rtl v.
f Va fchaaaur aaaMhar I. tka rraa. ataaoi.- or, t" tr ; y
taaaJuUaa laaSftallbajdUWlaT. , not long UltaTe her VOII
Xj&.-'rZ La1 r SJ- I bhe luul to give up the
Ht aaa ku k. jjkiiua ahal ha araa aala' I
,
rharlaaaa'
C ,o 7.' '3 ."" .
Aa Ikatkar, aa baatt tha r rd yathnaJ than.
a, inami,, ya a, (nat hii ara, ya awat .',
aaaiiaaffiaa f iraviwaMj, I'aa a lair.
A a aklakay aaaarlliaC aikaaMk i.
Aa raiM Tlaa alaUaaiy ha aaaJa Iha rraaark
TUra V ...fM alMa lk ll- H .N-aL ai
Aa' ka ata h ax Ik... hlv k. Ml, II autka
aa a r't, It aaa ihiaa Irf kl, far urn a a
aa aid raaai, aaa t waaawFa rayayiay IM tiaw,
Mck iiita
aajjtrawda aaa lmaa ita Ikt del.
.
far !hauaan4t wrra ffathrtrct Ihrra, If Ihara aaa aaa,
Wallla' ItIF alrtr ifca aa tba fcart' U r.-rx
At I it Ikty Ikraa aya Iha My yanaaa caia,
Aa ami arm ll.a thanlta mn-i aaan la alala,
Aa a cartla Iha hfkMia aa' hhamat aaa n II -Hal
iaiar. hat yaanarr Ihaa trat I hat nimla.
Aa aa Mft a Iha fipla aaa Hhan aa ORrtaa,
VW rrayiaaWtikMaia' anJall Ik ylrlarryla'
A alU aalIJa' aowiMl km an ky aVffaaa,
IJlr Iha ari af iha laiataaia a tad ttoala' tfcio' t U
1 rasa.
Oa, on la tha yatUaa. Ika akarlaTa ara (ona,
Aa Iha call aa- Iha ayrra y at re -til r nn
Aa at mmtp a.a aaratl'n ariajnal af ika cart,
A "IH "(hall aiul that I J a pro fMir kaall.
Naa aaaar Iha yailraa Ik. fan takaa tl aiaa.),
Aa ibthaafiaaa au an ailk lhara la kiahaaj- )
Aa taa iraata natiax aiaat aim, fuaa ooan ao taa
(raand.
Aa Mxinua I) Imrn Iktoart fr.a lat Isas mviHt, j
Thaa Iha hantiaaa Oraw nrat. an tha lacpla rrra
Vnui i N fr-f itrfel7(aa' rm h?ni turn chill.
all It,
A lx r-fM Mlrt' rrdr hi nt r tni'll Mff,
til tha (lip Ir Ik lila airai
I ta aaaiHira
ah ti foul pra.tr haa ta
prarar.
klm, haaln aaU hll laat
Bat tha (and praata done inert, lor hla handa ba an
bound,
A ad altk ana darlnf ialn, Jim baa taa pad tin tha
ymund
(lanf, tan ynra Iha caiblnaa, and claik fnaatha
llt't not itoan' KVa allra atlll noa atand lo Mm
Thau. uVka.ad ika harMa. b'a InU tha crowd I
ny tna aaarana aa-a ua' tnan tnnnnrr nntfc wuo i
UyoMakaMtlrMlWlla. Ilia haarana a.ra aka. .
kan.
Ona ahoat that Iha dVad f Iha amr'.l mlyht aaakrn
Your aaofuWrnay f IHIar, ynar caitnn yo haar,
Hal Ifyru want banf la Ita youral( mut hana,
Tn-nltal hr'll Ii alraplny tn AUfloa (.linn
And Iha dlril a In Iha .Ilea If yon catch hint ay In
Tha ytra tan Ikia aay, tha etRrtfTa tan that,
An Fathar Malmw loat h!l. Ian.lay hat
An tha aharlff. arr laal b( tham iMiniabad aarrraly
An tlnrd Ilk tha dlt II, bacauar Jlra iIoih tkam falily.
A aaak tftar dla lima wiiloat firlof a cannon
A atiarp Vankaa arh'wnaf tailed oul of Iha hhannon.
And tk Ciptalc laft a.a-J ha waa yoiny ' l!ork.
Hut Ika ilia il a tiil-ki aaa biand lo ,tia iota,
Ami Ikal rrty nit hi aha ran ao near tha lam!
Thai him tbaayiil aha wauU unit Ualllianra
at rand.
Bat babra Iha day llyh. Ilka a alnd ara mrw,
Aa awtr andaa flrat In tha naalaard aha flaw.
Nad luck, aald Iha pollca-bad luck aaid Iha aoyrra,
Wa latitat art kad hiaa, bat Jim pro r ad a uVatyar.
TV vary nait Kprlfif l Vilyht nwrnlnf In May
Jaat aU RMatka aflrr tka 'float hantinf day'
A latter aaa brouthi la Iha lawn af Klldaia,
Aadan tha oatkla waa wiltlcn nut fair
Taould Mia. Ultra la Inland arakatwhrr.,
And Iha Inalda brfart 'My drar(nd okl MoOiar
I'm aal and am liappy and not alahlny to bulbar
You la tka riiUnt-talth iha hrlpcl tha praat
I aaa'l yoa abcloar.1 In ihla lailai at laaia
KaarTla pay hlin-aad ailch ynu away
To Ihla t-ji no ur rat tat. aao aaa Aattica
llrra nu II ba hanor. and nrrcr mil crtin'
Ni limy aa ynu'ra inihar of Smai't O Malta
lira my loia lo await Baldy, and tall tier bawara
uriliat a(alprn whncalla hlmaalf Ixrdot Kildart
Alio juat aay ta Iha Jaoya l non t now aara a tap
For him, m hla aly, or hla .linjr black cap,
Andaa f. draimma l ham paid manuf alauyhtar
hay I Iota Ifccui aa iha dltil lutaa holy aalar.
And now, aiy ynl mi lUf, ona anird of adtrica,
Fill yoar lay with pcrtalara, and ahlakay and rka,
Ami whan ya alail liviu outu itaianu, taaa (ataaaya at
Crfc,
And cmaatralybt artr lollia lawn of flaw York
And lhar aa Iha Alator tha boat war In ro
Ta Ika rlrar.nf Ktnalnnaiy In Iha Town nf Ohio,
f i r lit dare you'll nu.i iua. wiouut mucn iryin-
At raa Haar ana tat KaaL., kept by snntu
aaiaa
LIFE
AND CHARACTKK
JENNY LIND.
OF
IIY ltt'.V. UK. llAlltl.
The subjoined notice of the life and
character of this interesting woman, is
.lightly abridged from the New York
Observer; oflnst week. It will be read
with interest as coming from a reliable
source. It will be seen that it seat tors
to the winds some of the fables which
the newspapers have given, respecting
her pfirentag, a sailor brother, etc.
The subject of this brief sketch was
born in the cily of .Stockholm, in the
parish of St. Clara, in which Church
she was baptised. Ilcr parents though
not in affluent circntnst.nice, arc (for
they (till live in the enjoyment of the
wonderful success of their beloved
I daughter,) ranch respected by all who
' know them. Her father is a member
of the legal profession, Ilcr mother
for many years kept a boarding school
for girl, lly a tortner marriage she
had n daughter, who died before reach
ing adult age. Jenny Lind is her only
child by scout! niainage. isotli pa
rents are Protestant and members
of one of the churches in Stock
holm. In the same church iha subject
of this sketch made her first commun
ion, according to practice of the Luther
an church, the National church of Swe
den, and all other Scandinavian coun
; tries. Of the same church she has con
tinued a member siuce her fifteenth or
auiccnin year.
Frm childhood hc displayed a re
markable talent for music, and wa en
courage by her friends to cultivate her
.extraordinary powers
In her ninth
I or tenth rear, she tit meted the alten-
tion of an old teacher of music, named
Croclius, who proved to be 1 true friend.
He SecOled for her the friendship of
Count Pucke, the atlniinutrator of the
..........
I (.oval ineatre III ."MOCKnOltn, WHO Bll-
. rnittcd her lo the musical cliool aMach
mitted hrr to the musical scliool attach-
ed to lliat theatre, where the made rap-
. CI I -' ! kAV f a "VI OMW -- a a f
idprogrt. At the ear yiigeoflineen
public, and
, . .,.....,.-
wniuv n (juai laivjun iiiiii mi; tuu.iv.
Kul
It WAi
voice failed, and
Atagc. leart
of disappointment rollctl away, during
which hlie aitK-n ncr momer in ner
scliooL At length her voice began to
return, and her boj-t revived.
Tire eod old Croelui now advocated
r going lo Paris, where the ent
. irfirtions of I8H-I5, enjoying the tui
tio of Garcia, ihe greyest rau.ioti
teaclier in (hat cily. Her efforts were (fTlie cub in the Oiaiite Stale
uncfrtsing to roajtcr thoroughly tree are ,roi what the jockeys rail fealhir
t.rinciolciiof tbercietic?. audUiioinrove. wr-Wif. Tho Exeter News letter
and r-trlect ber voire.
Tboic wuo mpjwsrj ttat the owss
. . a
loiiaturr.kuow (nil little of Uie inunee
labor which ihe beatowed for iwrny Hn, fvreiitr j-ound. Tliere is amrther
Knjj yeaw uon Uiv acquiAi'ion ( the j,ier litin'r, hcaier)than either of these
principle of mu.'ic, and the icrfeciiog i,ree. It .a ..!d to be a plcvant taor
oflcrioiic Tilaxi rix-otntJ in time naik arvund Ltr,
i
llit farlj- wtctno nl bcnulj, nml
nriiuirra lit ITOSCm JlICintlllll 1102 IlCX-
'W "7 alMl rtrcnglb.
. -v v...
M a p'lltlrC Utietr, nil 0on nenmrrtl
erenl cclrhrilv in (iannanv. In ilicl
.....
1 ummer of IHH h rciurej' to Slock- -
,..... iui
I IHllUI, Vrlicn- Alie wnt ITCtlTrfl with tin
I I III . .
lH,u,.J, ..I J n,i,, mti.inaiif f.rtVrli..n nn,l
of hiiiior
Account
a 1 1
And uitltot.t going into an
of mui-Ml loury on the conti-
neiil, il n iMiflricictil inal nfrrr hat inc re-
. .rimn "i inn 1 1 iuu irtvic uu iii-j unit anu
Kt,lly v,Miu! ,n,n. Ucrlin, ( ,n. I ,m ,,lt. j,aclflc. Thu j. l0 v.
rnpen. btocUitdm and oilier otic of riou, n ,,ft mo iln)ortItt nri.
t . Trulume rUo, , of llic continent, ,lle rvUx:KU)tt of wlwiul .yAU.tn
bo nprK-'m-tl ,n Knglnnd .., tbc .pr.n- e jlllrujuc,ioll of Mcn, navi.tion.
of 4r. During that .mnmer and to'(li , ,y conHuiU.4.v,t, Grenada two
atrtanariarilitt nrtrtl .liti c naM in 1 s, .(.... . .
1 ! t ,t 1
ami nio4t of the clnef placn in Creat I
Hriiaiin nml Trclnm!.
Kiyrywbcrc licr
triutntlll was rtimtilplr-
;"uinjin was complete
Kacli ucctil-
i JCtr her popularity became if po
J Aible f. renter. Al first, and fur M-fernl
jear, Mim Lind ynng in the thea
tre, in the great operas of Meyer
beer, Donizetti, Verdi, Mozart, lcn
delsjohn, ltotvini, nnd it as fenrcely
more ilitiinguiilicd for her .insi"o than
her actini. For the last two year
J lic hut preferred to fting in concert,
in which the can gnt ntvny from ninny
lliiii" in theatrical nerfornmnce for
"hkU h? '""af '' " ' incremillR
it-iiiigniilico BIIU lay out IICI filrfnillll
, ..i,.,;,., ,', f ,. i.4,
1 npcra-i, uch n the Koinnntnbtila, Nor-
inn, Der Freychiit. Camp of Silcia,
' I.a Figlia del Ktgimciilo, Don (!io
j vanni, tVc. TIimcoui?c eiinblcs her to
' introduce the beautiful National song
of Sweden, in which her inimitable noiv-
ei ; appear to n (.'real ndranlage as in
the most kcientilic pieces. My pursu
ing thia: cour-'e .-.he h ennbletl to con
I tivil with more da.e her own movim?uth
I mid command with more certainty the
company which :ne would prefer, u
i.t prolmblo that this course i-hc will
ext'lii-titr-ly pursue, as long as she con
tinues to sing in public. These eon
certs, regulated as bhe will liav ihcm
regulated, together with some of tht
Oratorio, evidently fiirnit.lt what her
purity of heart and of life prefer. and
mid demand ; nor can she de.-ire great
er kurcetid than hc has found in this
course.
AVe do not feel called upon to ex
press1 our opinion respecting Miss Lind's
.inging a subject on which we possess
no claims to be heard but vc think
tint all who bear her will agree that
her unaffected and natural manner, her
clear comprehension of the sense of
what file dings, her heart-felt npprccin-
tion of that seme, the nbsorp lion of her
tout in the subject all combine with
the wonderful tone of her voice, to give
Iter the lrniistille iiituicnct: ulnclt site
possesses ovu the audiences. To Ibis
must be ndded the charm of her excel
lent clinnicter
her good sense, her
singi.lnrtree.lom rompr.aeanit vanity,
her sweet affability of manner, the
nr.iril lkabn.ttrkltrititrkt nf liTf ltont liof Ittt.
affected respect for religion, her pious
belict in
i lie iruui aon si.iiie.eni y o.
Christianity nnd her strong desire that
her infioence should be in favor of all
that is good. Probably the world has
never seen a person in similar circum
stances who has possessed a disposition
so truly benevolent.
Hating made a liberal, though not j
extravacntit provision for her own fu
ture suptKirt, as well as for tho sup
port of her honored parents, who re
side in Sweden, in the neighborhood of
Stockholm, -Jie has within the la-t few
years, given what may be called im
mense sums to charitable objects. It
is said, mi what we believe lo be good
authority, Hint during her visit to Eng
land, nearly sixty-thousand Ktmds
sterling, or not much short of three
hundred llwusand dollars, were secured
for objects of chanty in that country
by her efforts. And although she tie -
sires to appropriate the avails of her
visit lo our country, to the promotin
of the education of poor children in her
native land, yet the gives the princely
sum of ten thousand dollars the first,
frits of her exertions imong u to vn
""V ft ."V'R "V '"""'venp nTa ftffiurinir to us
nous oujectt ot ocne-toience in me cmj vat rewurc,.,s 0f South American coun
of New York. (rjef Ullj ,lti rer, t Jmcrcourso which
This is indeed noble. At the eameij1M SprUng up between ibeir citizen.-,
time we fear that this generous act will mlJ toi, our puumyj, has made ours
occasion no little embarntsmeiil ; for it acUa,.cd with the. advantages. Al
bas prompted, wc .ire sorry to say, a I reJjy averal companies in the United
host of people lo apply to her fur help ctalK4 iinve obtained chartera or con-
almost every imaginable purpoc;
nre not -sure many are doing this tor
want of proper consideration. We
have the ability within ourselves to do
all that it needed in Uhair of every
gool enterprise, if wc would tlo
a hat we ought. And it is hardly
worthy of us to ask u noble hearted
woman who haA come here to K'tk, in
an honorable, way. in which she gives a
full equivalent, 'in pure enjoyment,
1 arm itntlnr tallirll rllC eanis-- tlie
1 meart to bless her now poor, l'rotest
' ant Stiedcii to do w tiat we snoutu
i .. .
ourselves. We say these thing with
rral gnet ; for wc nave ocen moniucu
to leant bow she it now annoyed by
1 innutnentblt letter, arid personal ap-
. iilicati n, so numerous indeed that he
, can by ,l0 jsonsibility pay attention
- ihcm.
I
trii.m
sayt lhai there are three sitters resid
an -Wg .t stratliam, weighing, T4pmiveiy.n(TMI.M our exports, totu oi me prv-
II . af ...
.wo humlml and len, and two hundred
'nr ika Amarlra. Jaiiaay Ttnaa. j
XKff 1. if A IN TIIK Til A III", fit-
TIIK AM KIM CAN CONTINENT.
cumUM.rw. r m rnileil Malp. ai)).nr '
... .1... 11 n .i i i.i.l
in mo ian uiii aa-iTuifiaii. viiuti ii
attributed 10 Scimtor Nilci- Ii liov
wlintlli. mmmtrce OUI country lift
i,., ; ,-, .v.... :,i, , c A
IK-Ml III tOITllfr t!ilV ltll tllC ."VMIIl A
. -.
mericnn ermntne. now ttm llriiHtt n-
H.m(Icd ,m, lt)rmlK.rce, but now tlmt
' ... 1:1. . ... ...... ... ... ,
.1 r ...1. -1.-. . t .1.- .Ae 1
Uilllr PIIHTj P'"tUIIII IU US Mil I "II (at..
LuimtrcM nj, .nd .1,, ril.t of
n- i a
way ncroA. tlio tlunu, and lite lato
wur with Mexico, iibick bat c.iuscd us
to be rcapcctcd by alrtlie Slates on lliii
continent, nml necurcd to u a fnvnrnble
commercial trcnlv and extensive, ih-
sessions on the I'acific coast
Alluding to an article in the l-ondoit
Standard, wherein it is admitted that
the passage to Europe could be made
v!h New York, in thirteen days les
time than in the Ilritish West India
steamers, thu writer says
" The Merchants and other citizens
of South America arc altoiil just be
ginning to become ncrpiMnlcd with the
uerior advantages of thin route to
Europe. The only difficulty now is,
thu want of facilities of getting to
Chngres , but there can be no doubt,
(hit our steamers will soon find it for
their interest to go to Santa Martha and
Carthegena.
There arc already I wo lines of steam
ers from New York to Cluiures, ntVord-
in" facilities never dreamed ot a few
yeais since, of communication with New
iork to the south American Mates on
tht: Atlantic; and when the Isthmus
railroad is completed, the advantage to
the countries on the Pacific side will be
lastly greater. Panama will be within
nine days of New York, nnd Panama
will once more become the center ot
the trade of the countries on the i'aci
Cc side of South Aineiica. As the cit
izens of the United Slates will become
the enrriord of this trade, so will they
also become its agents an J factors ; and
Panama will soon be, so far as its com
merce U concerned, an American city.
The sninc will be true of Chngres or
the point where this trade is conducted
on the Atlantic side.
Willi the riirlit of way across the Isth
mus we have assumed the obligation of
its defence, so that the united Slates
will be substantially in possession of the
whole Isthmus of Panama the great
thoroughfare of the commerce between
the two oceans.
With such facilities of eomnnink-a-
I I tn. .1 Y.trlr mit.lipil ffl llu.
iM,i, .t... Atlnntic nml 1.
fillu (lf ,Sulh America, nothing
vcnl ,,loir (ralll. fl ,., centering
. I i
Why sMd t10ic countries import their
, . f Lit crnool. when thev can
get them from New York in one third
of the tim.e, nml ut les cxpeno; Hut
the teceiung of their European good
through New York, will not be the on
ly nor the greatest advantage, to the
Lulled Slates.
New York becoming the centre of
1. .1 Ill .I.... ., ,.,.r-
, their trade, ihey will soon icceivea por
l .. - .. :.. .i.
lion Ol. llieir necessary riippucn m
manufactures' of the United States,
They nre ulrcndy obtaining their steam
vessels, engines and machinery from Ihi
conntry. The nrts and manufacture!
can hardly be baid to have any exis
tence in the Spanish American repub
lics. They must long be dependent on
some foreign country fcr the products
of the mechanic and manufacturer, ev
..n fur tin- ri.iumnn necessaries of life.
M(wt of tliesc wc supply, as good
' ;n ,.wYiiy, and as low in price, as can be
()i)tiHi( ; -:Bnnd. Thu facility then,
j of obtu;nin ,lt.m herc, givu us the
preference."
1 K,,ternrisC. canital, and internal corn-
miin:Paif.,ls i,v steamboats or railroads
- ;nro nt ,ia, j,".,,,,,,,! , dcveloe the
trncti- for thr cxclume natipntion by
, y A,.. ftr ,i.;r iar,.(. rivers.
yien cn-rprise and capital arc brought
. reousition. the exports of these
,,u ,r,,ue. ... .
countries will bu increased a itiouanu
r..i ,
-ily the use of steam vessel'. our;iendanc?, show that the Uunty of the
. . . I.' . f If l-l I . Cl.l. I,n 1,f1 Iw.M lu'tfriU'l'll III t'llin.
commtrce "Aim me ti iiiom is
and the South America Republic on the
Atlantic,
u-ill Woinu ike out e,Ki,iin.
for tr.1(j(. The voyage will riot only
l . -. . r..... .1... . I...r lj. .-rrinnt I mm
- 11,.rt,i;t, and i elavs of .ailing
. .
10 ....... 'n.,, n ndinit ot an ex
c,-n!:t. f legetablw, fruits and -t'mIi-
Iir.cjt,1 wbkh cannot tie sainy
exjiorttd from cither lountry to the
'other, whenthe voyage, by unfavorable
weather, may be protiaeieu lor iwem;
to
or Ihirty Oa. a m mun grvan.
i
crease the trinle bttwten thu Liultd
Statei and those liopical countries, and
advance the imuc.U of bolii.
A fewj2ori mut produce a great
nml araiiriiri!rcluui"e in our trade with
- , .n ,iJ(. countrici on thi continent, and
. p . " , .
1 a .
iltuia of I letoil iinuourworaintiiia, uc-
yond what any oue ran i;ow well con-
- . . . ; 1 ... .. ...c lv
rvtir-. Ann nor nti:iwij .
every nay highly beiielicud to thr pitr
peril)' mnl (iniurrA of tins Matr nml
Lin... n Hi . ...mliT.iii.rf. luiw . fjr
.Ih - Ihih! n i. ilir ati, ... iiiirr,,n...at,d
"",
llrrr. nrr ail.) it olin I rptt.onl nrr.otll-
ed why I'liyladelphia slwuld push fur- I
ward the work so favorably begun, of
...... ,
communication with (hr South by ttrnm-
ship. i.Aletiding the enterprises from
one city to another, ahs nouhl kon
have a direct cotnuitiiiiinton with the
South Atnc-icaii iwirt, and come in fur
a profitable' share of the commercial ad
vantage, whi.'h are in the above pt di
lations mnieip.ited entirdy fur Nevv
lork. Our nianuf.Mtiiipri would iiNo
reap the licnelits ot n tratlo with a
country where so little mannfnr.luring
entcrpnsu is known. I'iil, .ctgrr. .
t-'fi Ilia Herald.
VAM.KV PARK AMI LONKI.Y
I.V A
in noa
In rVr Jars anl lundf,
Whrrr llir mn it trldnin trn,
MlazltifJ plaint It r muttc nnljr.
I lun a a ttrram 'I a ill lank a ot grtrn,
Ati'l Hit l-looinlnir tlnlcla rur
tVlutprr, f.ll! wl,. ar."lj,"
Itul lla walora llnyrr nvar,
Netrr llny;rr nti ll.rlr way.
Vnuili liatli man) ilrrami pf Lenity,
llul Ik trur lirarl hrr l llirtn Hot,
t.itr Ii l.ut a r.uiii.l rditty,
lluly nrVr In la fi.rf.ut.
Kirr nnwarit nnwird cr
Till thr dij of t.llc ii ilotir ;
JS'rr auttni faltrriiiK uttc r,
Till Hit tjal'l ii lurrly won.
In the taltav ilirV nml Innrlr,
Whrrr llic ann i trldom artn,
Sinjmc plaltillir mtiaif nnttr,
I'luni thr itrratn tiil laiAt of ijrieii
And ni In itt -.'iix- I lltlrn,
tn iomP wi,l arcllldril ap-it,
Mnriilll't. k H walrrt lll-li'li,
l'.tt lit- rr tliwiittl lip forgot.
enter LA 15.
To Totehert of Common School in
Vermont :
The uiidcrstgncil nivcs notice that
a series of Teachers' Institutes will
bo held, the present fall, as follows :
One at Manchester, and one at West
minster, caeli opening on -Thursday,
the !51at of October ; one at Hethcl,
one tit llinctdiurgh, and one at John
son, opening on the lltli of Novem
ber: ntnl one at llraniloi), ono nt
Greensboro, and one at Montpeher, (
opening on the l'.Uh of November. i
Those oeniiig on Monday, the
11th of November, will commence at
1 o'clock P. M., and the others, at
1) o'clock A. M., and all will close
the next week after their opening, on
. i r .i i i n .i.i
the day of the week, next niter tbnt
on which they ate respectively n-'
iKiintcd to open. J his will give to
each seven and a half, or eight work
ing daH.
Among those whoso service have
either been ( r initclv engagen, or
arc cVpCCte.l, are Mr. Colburn, anil
Kcv. lAch of Mass.; tind from
nv'4
this State, Mr. Camp, Mr. Uunihatn,
Mr. Leach, Mr. Corliss, and Rev.
Messrs. Newman, 'lay lor, Tufts ami
Case ; and probably some others with
whom arrange incuts have not yet
been settled. When an institute i"
held in connection with a High School ,
or Academy, thu assistance of the
j Principal is expected. Mr. Swan, of
a. ' 1 t t I I .
ijostoii, ana prouauiy ai lean o;n: m
or two others from abroad, will he
present during some j art of the kcs
sion of the several Institutes, and give
lectures, in addition to such as will be
expected from the Trends, of education
in the vicinity.
I be Superintendent k not ntiie, at
this period of his arrangements to stale
definitely what particular instruction
will be a-tsizned to each Institute. Hut
each may lely on such di-tiibutiun and
arrangement being made, as will sc.
cure competent -instiiietion in etery
branch to which it is deemed desirable
that attention thouUI be paid.
Teachers arc reipierled to furuiii
ibemsolves with writing mat- rials, anil
with such iirincinal text-lKyiks as hate
be-!n recommended, and are used in the
sehr-ols in their respectitt: Counties.
Ariaiigemcnt have been made with
the Central, and Rutland and Hurling
ton Hailrwul Companies, by which
teachers will be carried to and from the
Institutes, by inlying fare one way.
Provision will bu made for aceuinrao-
tinting teachers, wnere inc intiiiun-
i are located, on a favorable t terms
can be secured. Tuition will be free ;
........I ,..,.,, 1.,..
uu iu oiin-iiinint.ii. .. .
that teachers w ill. by their general a'.-
"- -
Town SupcnntendenN are .'.pecully
' requested lo circuiat- itiit iini.i..i.."..
U among
leather- in their respectitt,
lOWIIs.
Ami Editor inc. respictitcly
i mvitetl to notice. i.ir a .o runt, i.i.u
-i , . ... . -ii i , i , -
- , mi iiimiiuic win w-hto n.
5cr., 'Laming ihe pbtco and time- of one
ormorej uch IrntituleA, at they judge
,ould bet accommodate the leu her ill
their respective Countius with such
turther part'-r-iliia as they may think
ii i'1'i'iit'
proj-er. ii. r.Aio.,
K;ttte nuprrmienaeni,
Middlcbury, On. 8, to50.
m rtt
It ii said Jlrt. Caunor, bo some
years agolr.'t claim to t' : nnmen-c
proTierty of Oen. Vjui Ne, of Wa-h-
Inztou city, on the alleged geound of Ixj
ing his widow, hai rerently e nie into
the po'icsr.rm of t-bout JfiOflKlO, left
to la r by a dirUnt rcUtitt; in New Or-ban'.
I ,n ,1., .i.oa,l lni,UI.-r.,r
I.IST OF A(TS PASSED AT Till". ,
FIllSI'KKSSON OF TIIK TIIIU.
TV.KIUSI' CONOUKSS.
PuUir Actt irAirA ori'vi'niir. t'i thr
Sitmtt. '
An act in enable the StVrof Ark.r. '
m nod other Stale to reclaim tin
"an amp lapda'' within iln ir Inuil-.
An net graritinj the ncht of way anil
m.tking a i;rant of Uml lo the Slates of
lllinoi. .Nliasiasippi nml Alilumi.t. in
aid of the ci.ntllic!im of a railroad
t ruin Chicago to M dnh.
An art to nmend and supplementary
lo the act entitled "An net repertin;:
fugilitei fixiin jiMtice nnd peiolt e
enping from sen iro of their mailers ;"
npproved Felirunry 1'.', 17'JH.
An act to letlticp the mimmiim price 1
of the mineral lanrt in tho Jjtkc .n
.erior DUtriet in Micl.iK.in and in the
Chippewa Diatrirt in Wis-oniin. i
An act to authorize nularie public
I . I
lo take nnd certify oath-, ntlirmalioiia '
ami acknowledgmi.'iils in certain rae.
An act providing for the litklngof the
rxi.'tith and subsequent censuses of the
t United .Stales, ami to fix the niimler of
the members of the Uoihu of Hepn
..:.... .i i ...;,i,. f ..r it.!r t.
PH)rtionmcnt aumng the several States. "bes for the year ...ding Wtli June.
An act to carry into effect the Cou-,'rt'. ,. , . .
trillion betwecn'tl.e, Uni'ed Slate and An Ml tV,nP niiproprlalioni for tW
the Emperor of llmtil, of the -!7tl. day lynn " Hevo uuonary and other
of January, 1 8 t!l. l"-''''..n of tin I niici Slates for tha-
An act authorizing the ncgolin'ion of ycarwi.lniB the JOth of June, 18..I.
treaties with lite Indian tribes it. Hie) , A" l iutlioniing the LegUlative
lerritory of Oregon, for the i xtini'iti-l.- A"- n'V" Mmivcsota and Oregon
ii.ei.t of their claims to hinds Iting wet , 1 f"t lo pndunij their neat muHial
of the Cas-ade inouiilain, nnd for oth- "um " l'er,M of "nety dayt.
nut nose An act making nppntprialiont for the
An ac't to increase the rank and file H-rvicc of the Post Oltico DepartmeM
or the army and (o -ncouragc enli,t- "'""S '" h'c ' ,vl,nS
ment. ' lH'U , , . .
An art lo incre.ise the Commisariat ' A" "f1 .,0 ''ll'I'V n icnc n
of the United Stales Army. , l'l"''l "";'.' or tlui Acrtico of the lis-
An art for the adinN.ion of the State tul c,,r el,d"'l5 !' 3Ulh Jun,, ,8l
of i;,.!irmia into the Union. . A rt .'" n,'yl",' P
An act giving the absent of the Unit-, "' l" lj"",-,J Sln,''
c.l State- lo an act of the General An-j A" '. sl'i'i,li' a '-R7 '
M inblv of Manlan.l, paed at the De- npiiropnatitin i Tor pay and mileage ol
ee.nl.Jr c-ston, 181 1, chapter 187. , ''bL'rH of fr - P'
An act lo provide far holding lire "'M,"n' ...
Courts of the United State-, in cae of A" '.'c' ,. I'r"'le for rrT.??
the ,ickness or titln r dirnbilily of the ' in further part the Ulh firti
Judges of the District Courts. c f ,,r,lll,:, '"V Mexico, conclud-
A .. t,. ...I. .1.11. 1, ,. TLrrilnrinl t'.iiv. "-d at liU.lllalllpO l!ldttl20.
eminent lor Utah,
An act to suppies? tV
t a... . ... v . ...w.. .....
l
tve trade in
the. Diitn t cf Columbia.
, An net supplementary to the act en-
titled '-An art protiding for the taking
'- 1l""i ''!'
"f ! lJ''"7' s,a";" !'.' ""
'number ol the members of the llone
, .,.,. n,, , 1,1V;,1, r ,-
hu . fulurc ,,,,; , llt lim0l,c ,1C
set.. 'ral States.
An act proposing to tho Slate of
Texas the establishment of lu r nurtji
ein ami westein boundaries, the iclin
quishiiient by the said Slate of all ter
ritory claimed by her exterior to aid
boundinies. nnd of all her claim upon
tin- United Stales, and to c-tnblih a
Teiriloiial Out caumeiit fur Now Ab-x-ii'o.
An act mithniizing the Secretary of
'I aiu v to peimit ci.cl fioin thu
ISiiti-li North Aiaeriean Protiiice to
t load
mil uiiluiiil at such place in nnv
eolleeiioii di-trirt of the Liuletl Slate- I'm itr Ai lt ir.iri uriyinultd ut tfin
as be may de-ignatu llmut.
An act lo cicate additional collection An u ' extend the privilege of
districts in the Slate of California, nml franking letters and pac'kuge lo Sarali
to change the existing district therein j Polk.
and lo motlify the exi-tiug collection ' An act for the conlruclion of ccr
distriets in the United Slates, nnd for lain load in tin Territory of Minueto
ollter ptirpo-is. ' ta, and fur other purposr-A.
An act in protiib for extending the . An art further to extend tho lime for
laws and the judicial eysicm of the U- locating Virginia uiiliuiy land warrants
niled Slate-to the State of Califot ma. and reluini.ig surveys tbeleoii in tho
An act to ii'ilhorie the appointnu.'nl (Jeneral Land Olllrc.
of Indian agents in California. t . . net to grant Ihe frnrikiug privl-
An act innkiug apprupriatiuns for ,('. M.irgnret S, lnylor. And
hghthnu-i', light boat, Imoys, Ac, ami
providing tor the election ami i staini'ii
ment of the same, ami for other pur
puc. An net to repeal so much ot the act
appi - c.l I lib of Augii't, ISIr1 1 H
lend the provi.iott. ihr-rrof lo Macao.
Jo'- t reilution limiting the expense
of collecting the revenue from customs
foi u preent fiscal year.
Joint re-oliition authorizing the pur
chase of the manuscript Farewell Ad
dress of O.orge Wn-hington.
Joint resolution foi binding the pub
lic documents.
Joint re'tilution for restoring the set
tlement of the "three month's extra
pay" claims to the accounting ollker of
the Tre.i'tiry.
Joint resolution relative to ihe pa; -merit
of dividend or inter. i on w ai
IhuiiHv scrip.
.loilit resolution for expressing the
comlolener. of Cotigrers for Mrr". Mar
'arct S. Taylor.
.J.iuit rcolutio-. to aiietMl ii res- tt
,, i,jirov.il im ilie 10:h of Aumt,
)s,.,ii, ic-littiie lo tlm payment of d:t
th nd on interol u war liounly wrip.
.luiiit resolution rel.ni. lo tin: pobll
.'.tuon of the lws of ihu Uniltd Suite..
Joint resolution iclativc. to the pub
lie jiritilin;'-
I'tilJir te(i ifAir'i vriijian'rd in tlr
lltiiir.
An nrt to provide for it- outing the
cot, . .-vanees of teawli atnl fr oilier
p.-iqwsej.
An ai t to
continue in force an act
therein n.ef.tioned, r'-'-iling to ih jxrrt
of lUltill.or
An act mppVmefitury to lite a.-l mi-
lith4l "An act kilppb-mentarj lo tin? ad
tMitled an act ratablublng a Mini, and
rr-julaling tile coin of the Uuit.d
M4ti.. '
Vn a o 'u. It. further appiopr.a
t(,;(; f afr, fcniyp-
rir r .,..1 (W- .
An art to supply drlli-lraicie In tlm
nppititiriatiwi lor liii tark'ic ef Uirt
in I j ear t tmlhg the .llllh tif June.
An act m.tling ippnipriiaioiit for
r'in fortikWa'it.in of tht Tnitr.!
v"t" f r thr yiw eii'l'm; 30th of June.
t l.
A'inci iinl.ingnpprf"firiniuvii fur ihct
siipiort of the Military Academy for
the car ending 80th of June, I KM
An act making appropriation for the
N nal aytvico for liie year ending .'KUh
of .ftitic, lfiD.
An nd granting bounty l.tnd. to ?
twin nlitvr and roMier fo Imte been
ciagi'il in the miliiary tervicc of tho
I'liited .Slate.
An net lo creatr (he oftVt" raf Horvei-
or ( ienrral of the public lamli in Ore
n'"' " prmi.ie ' tirvcy an,
' ff 'lo'iation. to settlers of the laid
poblir Inndi.
A a a aHnliinra aa ..Haaal ah I-aa al aaa ll.a.
""......,.(.,., ..,........
payment of Navy (wtMlmiafor the yenr
endinj the 30th June, 18.11.
An art making appropriation1 for tin)
current nnd contingent ex (tenses of tlin
Indian Dfpnrtmeut anil for Mftllhig
treaty sliiiuliitiuiu with vrnout Indian
nei ninhiiig upprciriaiimis iur inrj
'''' '' l'lnmatie eipetises of tho
- Ii. . t.f .1
(Jotriunicnt for tho car ending tlm
It Jt h of .liifie, nnd for other purfKisci.
An act milking appropriations forth
-tippoit of the army for the year cud
Ilia the .10h of June. 1831.
Joint resolutJou in-lrurting the Sec
retary f Slate to furiiiili the Stale of
AUib.mm .l.iplic,ie
of tho ls)ki anl
do.:iimeui htietoior
oro supplied lo Con-
res", anil which were destroyed by thr
i eceut burning of tb'i Statu C.pitol of
said Stale.
Joint resolution lo supply the Tcrri
lories of On'giin i el Minncfotn with
the Ni r a'ie of the Exploring I.xp
iliiiiui. Joint rt'-ohiiiou authorizing the Prct
ideitt of the I "luted Slate; to accept
and attach lo the Navy two vessel off-
relby Henry (.rinuell, Ksaj of New
Voi k, to bo sent to the Arctic Sen in
v nrclt of Sir .lulni Franklin and hit
thu ty otht'is.
"Children every V.hero !" aid
Mrs. Partington, as ulic rad tho ex
(ii'sU.' jioctn by Mr Dciiiii.soii of tho
O'ivo Rrancli ; hoarch tho whole cate
gory, i rotr. 'Jencsis tj Rciwratiorm,
ii i wont bn i .inything truer Uiili
that. hiltlren every where ; i guess
they arc and into e.ery tiling, too.
on can't trust 'em. Talk about
childreii'n tiking to every thing I real'
j licjicve the first thing a child lake,
to U sugar, and the next poll ami
kettles. Sotnetinteii I'm no proroked
wit!i 'em Ike, you roiige, get out of
that ilower garden.' 'I want doing
nothing, aunt,' f-a'ul Ike,' only over
there after toy ball.' 'Weil, dar,
thrr .,' s u l the old la l.v, 'he a good.
)my, ami djri't tear you clotte.'
And she put iu'o his o:ri )vtiI ft
half apple that the had saved thteu
day for her own tooth ; ami ah pat
ted him on the head, tt eating tho
injunction to be 'go-d !-. "Ah,'
aid the old lady a he Umk out ktr
b'j.x, and tap-.l tho cover cover, and
opened it, uul held it in left hand
and tftVaj a 'me!i of amifT yitth her
right -'alt, were nil yi once ;'
ami slit niui!ed u;vji bun ut tlitidcjr
cl'icii behind hnu vtith a bang
Patlifiiuder.
Tn Fuit t (AixunaaAf. Nation.
Tim IO don rorieodfHi of tho
NH Yolk Hi'Mld.AlHlr-J, that llirj ryri.
io.-ft-i Knni-tge of I'uitcd Stale it liiv
OOlmor'; than that of Eugtarid, tho
former Uing .'J.Ii'J.OO j loin, ami tlm
lalf r .1,1 Ki.i.lW) ton. If Ihla Ise trut,
'' art ol virtf, I be (ir?! uraiuscrcU)
t nation in thi w iJd
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