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IEW . ..1S~x . E. r_ '_ -- _ --..
Du Chailln has panl ed *the vol of
his experience as tra and lumter ELike
Omssr. he is an excellebnt narrator of ae scene
in which he dwelt, and the ex iiwhich
he participated. Th contents thi, hialjatest
works, are a ddmybaa 4c faseinate the
large class whom he espeolally in his eye
when he wrote. We, bj6in one of 0iAaske
etories:"
One day I wit a fearift seend. A man,
a native of Goree, an islana o the coast of Sen
egambia, w iohad the re tin of being a
enak.e-haer, and was then at the .Gaboo,
had sc din- capturing o or.e tHse large
nojs./, wa a bold iengad p . hieLw
on• evi being 'afraid of any snake,
y naoesa the re ptil ight be; n oton
'we not afraid ti anyothemn, b ."rwlt
fIio ith tany of themn elt s
ha l often oeen hi sl
s earei l, of corseh to htll tsm epsy
th n k below the had, in
hlselfby.. ,
lesthe i bb e - y
ci otre whe" t? -ved. iws-s.e s i }es
tho natitaes wh, .1i pa we iing
o iteit a on ft aogwemanI
not a single Inhabitant of the whetsregib I
have explored, wo e have ever dared to d
what the Geree maun Dd:.
Two or three times, a the snake orawled on
the ground we. madeof' :in the' e sdire
tion with the utmostsped, my l afraid,
leading off in the gea stampede; thoegh
Sovidod m with a O. a g mn
tl stii k in hle hlnd, oh d it
i tnt-- o see ha man mekig apeu th
around od, but he hod o ba
low the n hk, ,and hiio sld ' iiayt2ile
laurm1ihat he had -use geat atrength: -
long athispart th the body is 'hed the
senak losemuch li y werof
do wit lmge
do i e t a th e n a
Then with b 'thehand h1k et hol of
via warm ixclteien tin
threwa the n gr 'a dThen the
theiGoree man .*iae jahost -it with a.ll :
stik, and inttantl the monster erected itte alf
algobt to half.ltIt fulWulesot&t gewes: tsemn
as vhistle wo leh we l s heard, lohsed he
ingly and ercely in the man's face wist
srt pointed tongue out, and then ashoies
could not move.. The Goree maneri th
little stick in his left hand, touchedit light
, as itinugh to tease it. It was ea fearul
.eght-and if he had been Adar enoungh te
snake would, no dioubt, have sprung upon its
antagonist. The man, as he teased and infuri
ated th6'enake with the rod be 'held in his left
hand, drew the attention of the reptile toward
the stick; then suddenly, and in the wink of
an eye, almost as quick as lightning, with his
right hrad he got hold of the creature jushun
dehshead. X
The same thing that I have uist "elai3mi
again took place. The snake folded itself round
his body; then he unfolded the snake, which
was once more let loose, and now this horrid
serpent got so infriadted,that as soon as he was
thrown on the ground he erected himself, and
the glare of his eyes was something terrific. It
was, indeed, an atpalling scene; the airrond
'seemed tobe filled with the whistling sound of
the creature.
Alas! a more terrible scene soon took place!
The man became bolder and bolder, more and
more careless, and the snake, probably, more
and more accustomed to the mode of warfare of
his antagonist, and just as the monster stood
erect the man attempta to adise its noek ash
had done many and many a time before, but
snped the body too low. and before he had
tpne to let it go the head turned on itsel and
the man was bitten! I was perfectly sp b
less-the scene had frosen my lood, an th
ild shriek of all those round res the air. The
serpent was loose and cewling on the gron8d,
but befre it had time to go far a long ole
came down upon Its back and broke Its pr e,
the monster was killed.
To the French doctor who had charge of the
little colony the man went(happily he was just
at hand); all the remedies were prompt and
'ersal; the man sffered intensely, his body
became swollen, his mind. wandered, andhi
life was despaired of; but at last he got better,
and though complaining of great pain near the
heart, he was soon able. td go oat again. A
short time afterthis, having an ax in h hand,
goin asuhel said, to cut wood, be suddenly
plitiis own head in two. He had become in
sane i
Dr. Bellows on the Jews.-Referring to the
efforts of the " Evangelicals" to co.ivert the
Jews, a late number of the Jewish Messseger
tells. Dr. Bellows-who relaxes occasionally
from ab lPg Cateoli-sme p in t :rthe:
- Let the Jews alone, and try to convert the
dishonest people who go to chatch. Thae s a
grand field for such men as Bellows, Beechdt,
and oter t emin td t cleredtmeb to aid Gen.
Be. Mr. Mthe, whasny of strongest pointv
hDr.s stated in ev the Jorrespondence ode Pitt
ofur Catci he h: cod e I
ofhe sa met lecturenvine the town the th"
ribe cplaced on ChrtIity" spe dda oW
-Ahurch thm U he e it, since the
iet. The lately. delivered "overtse at D
ev. M.M r in th, whoe Jackstronget point
th a ,)thatd inLther c pondea the o Cf"hPlttW
Ithe same lectdre n that ofe town of Jacs birds only il this
Chrch ey eit in dying.ine the
.their eyes In dying.
e1r ae asp.-T-'he .olkwing
tter written to the- ton
per,"will applyjuSt arp 601
Now, I g h
have some 8aeol I uIms
thlit Imeasurd
Ihateve no' retmto "b imble tmy
Sdon't hrtohina s h tamsitt 'r all
pain way, owM
the reason - torý& '-ehsslt a
te ween eoti i faces,
In onurs. I never I wah a
y b dya stud the e y sond
nis ry n eyd s eýn et ft i.lreg,
an
np h ar lib' fi or
s eoils aDre ndr f ne kts W tenhea r
ýOs teeth
lenet w rbid eabt soh' I. st p
Wears wndera thi, aemiel, orn teatbs Et
intole the ity inoraneb oe~trere p i
Ldepend, foraname tmuS ihyo f -lo
-Ise It ts 4as t4eadvthei rao t eb Ie t
iate o ser ,oar ' ee r
eis"co1er "' .idntor, it I ctlh t In o
s invetioun iste ofst bn as r as"'n w·tm
en Thtwrteeh ldaot be o oterad ih
erh ·-Tthbe lub, s saund turn: en star fat
bulleebrof. J tones.B_.:>
People have snotieatyatd an pren itheo s ri
brailgs oanmakelt ing ,mer. T.hi helook upon
. downright sups dtao, a.ad a very mis
ionvon anne tn, .io et I Have beenoat it
myself boyrhtAla, a thes 0 years,.n and I
have something new ta-le ar every day,- ome,
qome invention inorethab es aM affecting my
bwhsiness, and all be applied under the evr
aliftig conerditi ofaiijiklclimate, various
soils, and inct.atin markets. When I hear
London genraemen,w oeatall aorta ofwonder
ful French dishes, no doubt,. and dine a In
usse, call our country folks stupid " bucolics,"
they reinod me' of the accomplished Chinese
who eat birds'-nest soap and stewed puppy
dog, and regard themselve0, ar Cele tials;
while they pitythe ignorance o thl Europeans,
who live on beef and mettoen, rd whom they
daesni Bs enter baerbaianas
Advice Abort Migrotion.-J. C. Herrick of
Dalton. Mies., a young man in Sharon, Ms.,
nd othere, ask the advice of the club as to e
lands in various parts of the contry, and what
a young man with $500, $100, aor et, will
ing to work, had better do o
Ropiv.--The Club, as such, never can, nor
ever should, give stereotyped directions in such
cases. Besides, advice on such topics is like
giving eonsel touching one. wife. There are
some thing in life about' hiohi f a man once
needs advice, he will always need advice-the
choice ofa trade or business, the slection of a
wife, and of a homestead. seappliasnt asks,
whether he had better pnt his money into
United States bonds.it To this the caslib
No; not into ptcbipent, but into iend, byo all
means into land: Give not mc. over. its
agricultural valse for a soil einatr good or
easily made so convenient t o market.
Be sm you will have a near and conaetanitmar
t for your main' crow. Don't buy 'a trant
merely because it . cheap. Yon might aswhell
biny ann ld almanac, or a pair of.bua brosins
because o they are cheap. Thesafest inve tment
our $000 friend canm make, is to givefrom $100
to 00 an acre for good land, not ver two
hours distant by riail from some great and
growing city. -
Tin CHuRCa o EDoLcawT on The title Ad
vocslei a favorite one with the Methodist de
nomination. But these -advocates tem to be
inspired frtom diverse soures. Thus, the two
As ou tee publisbed in this city-they them
selvesobefig competent twtnestia-.geei seemt
ingly on one point only, that each considers
the other no bettor than-wlol, we aust refer
to their past t oonroveraies to sr yd the poi"t
of comparison.
The dFeters Christian Advocate, published in
Cincinnati, is not a whit behind its namesakes
in viroi tecen Toais l athhe, bat it ocePiion
sally presuh afl al rmera we glsomtf wight.
Thus, in a late osnu, it permite its German cor
respondent, Progf. Rebttt, Do D;; to enlighten
its readEs roaoi edihstia, 'asrm"ayAnd
a- om tgstor a o her children: e
uat no notion can p cusiby be ofriet -fom
the truth than thi-daerutf no oounta" in ghe
debl teh ed her he poorest have a er a
Se on the poorest day laborer has ot oly
deep intesit in the educatian of the poor,and
debs.
Y;S. b0 t,*C aN ,, -, o , ,1I. =
Fort te - .. . an. . ' f Reeata .E , 8to-.s, nds.
S , s orlpt, ro I, . r ,la
aye goneraply,.p . .tteed t , Sd eeed
lkee 6,f-1i *itere sad HoPt furnish.
'i2, .' o r t to be
'oa ffic al a, 16? toyda street. ... LStr
nem ea fl. - o3 .b
laeteambegai an ag
f sat YrNJati - -T'
Dr oaern
t ; -ýb't ýýý. -tie t -, L . .. •
iRcN.... . or ... i SW
Corner o Coou aJ n illabo ritt .tr ...e e
gt .mLw , ,' - , . w an,
A n Choice A ZorAmet o BLICH and GR3N_ TRX
An de orn Trmp a n Domestl io nes 811
P .... ;o. .....
A Chrc Am,,ortm at ,LCa G'l W TES
etwl fires k a`d Tme.
At alnty sie aeld, 4 and patafily at
tended to.
delivered nml art of the city free of O rle.
CahseGO1HN YUartcomastlvy osnhad n1n53m
. con r. i ,a . cozr, as.
• ndl hi n ew orders slicite. ad pnctall
• ]P,. & I .SO ",
SROOCERS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
D5,ALyRS IN WZSTERN PRODIO=,
6O........... )AOAZIBE STREET.......... -08
Seonlcnmet to or am or ew Ores.
n.'"k a ?."Wo"a CO.,
CAHILL &- C W SET
JACSAON CORN ]iCt AD STORE,
Noe. "e7 Leves and a Water ', t seto. FNrud, Distrit,
NEW. ORLEANS,
. ...al~osa. pF , Be l
Ale have temSna aTnd aper quality ofs
Chicenad Cow Feed. Cllam fad
we orders h. sa ncnc
SG. BERY & CO.,
S Wholesale sad Retail Dealers in
FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES,
71 .............CAMP STREETm............." I
:NEW ORi ,s,
Caatny onrderpompfly,attended to.
A. oodsT-a to any part of t ctyeL of
JtO ldHM . . abIi
11WN AND LI10ORS,
' "o. 6 Tho tnlaa ... .
J T. GIBBONSB a CO., * .. -,
GRAIB, COr MRl AND HAYT,
. ..............Peydrai soet................
myl? ly New Orleans.
.j Moi .A..F... .. aGr
"]DALERS IN GRAIN', COr r MAILand HA.rY,
-0............ POYDRS SrEMT............* 0
Corne orfiltem. l5 3m
P BRADLR-Y.
Br . ,an. Fleor. Po tatoe O eona
C ..'·olianie as ande. ,
JAME RLtEYSHQLD , U M
- ea St. Chaa ew Orleans.
D.3Lsed l and BtIk Tebes ameir the laIest
Oe..p fut Iheaper, "tea ether Marble sM e.b.
318Maggath .s e s ..
r? 1 55p ai 3 ý ' ý 1
14i
.*aw, 'm: *'. OA
W-~n-iIa~~*Id t rC ;~·'t'~i1+i&1f~ob~z.io
TW'IIBZED LOOP 'i -O 8¶'O 'SIiZJT
J HrAIWjIY 8EWINGR4C W;fiJ
d ontset duch, 6ud 'Iitehe e4
. At-,, < eis woy le oolta'. W'J'sri: s,..,lia
Las o srmsagtwok than aym a al. It i S }ui
aeamst - v..y by a. the Lady iLismeaoiia ath.
Svents of lel and it h the bUrtest asi te sn
of ayMachlne the wortld. I weant evey as'
I sell to give tun., and eas afairul tsetostun
the anosesyif its es de at. J4IUN McNULTT
7 Chpiresettvew OeCsan
Wholesalewand Retail the l pa TCsai. rwe
c hine waetu Isa t A e easiatfe Orge Clarks
QCrttd e Tke a ve wi
- itdy I Manlae. ad d 3r..
New York primea for Splpdid R t RAKER
1SRW.G MACHINE, athesel ... C street.
IMachine w .t ned . y ..e.......
Pemmer. Quiltos, Tuker anda given with
laevery M elachine . Tna asM
MUSIC, PIANOS, AND I)ST,
Wi . Ro.ya.& C.o.. . al tiorset. L . 1R
Between , [anl and Cnto.' AesO .
PLET.L PIANOS, of iren, o a new Plan, and ether
MUSICAL wTarhMtiNS.talr kNd.,
I Choe reach and Italian STEW,] IXU - - - -
:o i st ,,nt oM ,.USIC. Pbli
i' rLep dnce MIsteabeJq,.- . aer, olleao asot
at the m.]etreduceid Wrsse. ",.
Alteeders mpaly atted to. I e 3m
Mt..ns.. CAl i....
NEW ORLZA & .
(Directly Oppote Chia" Church.)
Depot for
Grove ten, Pulpler & Co.'s Ptas, in _ -
Gee A. Princ £ Oee Autesteo ORGAS,
Edwarda' BEltiisee ORGANS.
And fsru `the oERET MUSIC Publicr vies of es e
"Oorreepcdance Mhsicale," La poy. Holland. nu Som
pL IOHAND ORGANS.
The R oeT and Q a4 5eploieosn mar.e.
RCN nOA , ! Nu'. s,
MWuilc for 10 cnenteir Pan t
Pe PAs xpoan, Thee bot year
A.. Ov{.l' a- rB , w
Iua asepe otere d oseal r in
SPLeat xPlhoae, maotarn hi or & Prnitst
Stheowlag thee bpeeoand. the eans i ewlepine
P aan rment, ad doweost ooI goSo , m peey imk.
P.ierak dr b. pj ded to Tuning el Repsring.,
vinle. Inesselvee thet we e mpham be bar as. iso tical
TOK'E BWET PIANOS.
SWhilot heai and Steinway seat their Pianos to
the Parlao zptieon, wthese both got a Medal, and are
new quareling as to which is the right ne,. Weber re'
mained at home, nanubcturing hia Superior Plans,
Good Instrument, do net look for geld medals.
SMy friends and etrangore are invited to examine these
This assertion is net made from bemlasso motives,
pel :thsli Chareh Music,
1~.~BB(YSJ II 3fl0ý-DRý.. GNAB .H tTB"" i
D ."u~OW'N G " ...... D , ...
!.... . ..Po yQ"T. I --- . -.t ,
,JOW SI IE " I " "
180......... 8r C *RStl 8 e ;... . 1a..... 0"
nwLadles' e mresmb -7. ! ai ·
oakhn "ldpse a rbat of 4COMM
165.... .... . Stret:d . ... . 6.
Pet l et aud 'O S.4 "
jua ly i w eWma
Ln.CAP W. S
Bl . . ....o.rsA.. a .aa .. -.... ..E
t* "er iSt. O . .a ...i... .... I. N... .' ,,
C u-t onB 'oy a ,
LOUISI&3A HAT MANPA6TOSRT.
JOHN FRIEL,
PRACTI IAL HATT3,
(Suceasesr to A.. Mag ler.
100...... CHA ..S ... 00. 100
Personal atean pairtul horie. rheraseebmIt
Son hand a s assortment of ats. ass ly
D. .NOkT ON,
I *XUYAC (URTR AND DEALU 25 00o15 AND
Inoue-, - .
3.... .....,3r. WAXsw eTIrNsT......,.
Ium h~nd · obosts d orts.nt ol
ERL LACES AND FANCt GOODS
Twenty Ave per eost.R ele Sett,
At Mms SWEUW',
delr _ Corner Canal ad .orgeady e0.e..
Ipa. ?. mNe BOWLa.
aon, , ,am sCe)
S Yy D GOODS~
o o ey . an 75 Magmsa e
UTITQAL AID AND IVON O·
ORs--l0ce areidslet s5en's towel
H. Zaberberr, Lba
LN. M.arks.
.msa si olr earma.
:a mmr sPay tothe am
finif beete as.: u..weof
1 to 140, ia sve........................ 1500
41 to 50, inlasive......................... 9o'"
51 to s, looev..e...... ............. ...0..0
which payment constitutes him or her a life me..
A. Life Inanmurce olcy is asueee btar a s ent ag
bto ons dollar vs each eos *ad bw fsre sernaia
But in no event shall abemotpalM on Wld )Olles
5. On the death of ay msAt an aheisnt fs inas
upon sash y hodsr r jelat aud tawsmtl.O
leama, bee i b note by written. notice sent
to hisorfer a Poetofst e.
---r
sand nd e easasement of S1 95 will be rdue in pO
tion to teanmberofmembers enceediag Ave
S. Should ay ieberfal to nthea lu t
Stime epecifleS he fri to al tevieý
SA io docunmalateons eeu*0s s550 Ua
fo krfeitaer., e shell hbs a ited
1.~ ibfm he5olo Lf~sLk·~¶ *1

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