The Pearl River banner., March 02, 1839, Image 1

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PlOrESMOSAI. AUV (.11 uKnn I s. VI ' uiv. I
lea, no; w iaui. , ., , -
do. do. , 12 d". do,' v, 30,
aAII 'B worm must be paid . for on Ucliv-
Her trampM hear't his darkling star ;
: The cry of outraged Man , , ; ',
' And white41p)d Rout, and wolfish War, j.
Loud tbuuderin' onhUvan. .
,1'.'; IN., ,,V-i .'fei-J: ' vi?C , '''''"."'Vi'1
Oh, f r Ao sidph'rons ere of J uncj
, When dowii thtit Belgian hill "
Hii tristlinR Guarl's superb platoon 7 , :
He Itd'uhbroken still i '' v '
Now' would he pauseyand quit their sido- ,.v
"" Upon destruction's marge, ' . I?1
Nor king-like share, with desperate pride, '
" Their vainly gloiious charge,! ; ( , . ) .
THE BAraKR.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1639.
Frotn the New York Weekly Whig.
BJiATElCE.--ATaIO of Italy."
' CHAPTER V.
The Wire. In a neatronm in one of
ti .matlor hMiHo. nf llltf Village We li0
oienlicpeJ; Ml on lb evening when our
tale tomcDfnceJ, yooog anl ueauiiiu
(enisle, She inighl bve sen four ,anJ
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iwtnly urumew, but tue stamp oi
eg had been untouched by time. -.Her
mi a in earntsi
stern end '.ron dmy tbat c.lls .mf- fr. and tlw N-taiy Mterr'folloived by
beartbeVom,.l.intSof ufferi..a ;.nd ,.f u.t;.i .witet cbPtar loktr
shame. , The hearlleiS, despot -nimbenjwavniv-. .
ik. inoini ln .! nassions. would truai)
HIV IWI w - - -i ,
upon the oeck of others be would tfrijiJ
us in th dost ' tut the sinlter shall be
smitten, and the veugeance of the 'mined
But whv-wilt thnu expose Hiyselt to
: (Ta is continutii)
l-,at, tJii ' vf were, (lied ID
" : .1,1 .n,i . .U,fl. f nain
Case uuuii me t , u- - ' ,-t- - iiiiiiu iiui cui'j iu r "."- i .
P.. . . .. l -' r. ....... di. . ..... i .-.. s.iitnlu?'
luluoublfasseu over tier irnon;- 1 Wny wnt tnoii evw ia -wr v vs"".
Mr Sam!ilf if Slickulle, thu d ,
cour.-eui uin ine -wivauMrT -.
..If . I . . I. ! . . H.aM I. A .
1 pipe, '.'"nappy iookhir
with that ar imi.ision, Kiacn piw.n.;.
.his mouth? The fact is cqiirs tlit-mo
tl. mm tiiiv' bold inan: vhr . Wiltl . (,;... i liei.nes a
.i ... . . .l . . i ! i . ..I in n.arAi r I .
inou not enjy my m '""1J '" " Itihilosopheri 'it's the poorwiu uieno,
c.t i hit ilarknfss erowintf deetejSt deep
tr. Jit. lcplgh, 'when, the Mars shone
furih in. their splendor, ber gaze was
rivitt nn thfir pnlden faCfS. That is a
sublime employment- u'. or.waiv"B
ii,. Hi.nt nrl, ni hfaven uwve on HI
iJwme'm oundMatct for State ortces will be
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New, Steamboat. -Our citizens were
tieliphted on Monday evtnint bsLby
o ilmlars, ami tor comity cv nmuus u. - " . , '
festage on letters must be .aid to rccoiva at- J (he appearance of a splendid new steam
1:8011. , ... ' ,' ' I.. :-,,l.l far tiu Pnarl U ivpr t mdt.
ami . : .1' ' . ' . . nr . f . Af -
j !M.e iscatleJ me alkk.k, , aifr
OA
'Ml D 1 A, .4m IV'
Fi-on Blochtoo&s Magazine
t . I r TIT . II 1?.. ' l..l..i.'l.nniln M. A tll(b
f t aiKer, JlM uewn nnvn"
t; lot Madisoiivillo in tbisataie. iQe touni-
ed tor hail an nour ai vour langing. auu
then left for" Jackson, MadisooviDe, 4ic.
She is owned by Messrs. Walker k Rob-
j!nd ran it then be solitude, Eugenia,
nlitn mir tliild is with thee? 1 Ikmj rul
fori ttf-n tli motbel iu the selfishnus
n - - - - - - - , -
Indeeil! not soi fur whrn I ' l""k opon
him, i: brings back to my sooj mat no-
Hie raUIBIIl Ull V ,i..v.. - llllll, I. UIIIIS UH W ""J
Ibeir ceaseless and everlasting whirlto periSobele love which I cherish ever for
.. . i. .1 .. ... L ..I.in l.orl .hall ht .. : ... L . .. I 1 " . -i ' t '
liilOK inai wiitu me nv'iiiij, .. ...--r - - mee my nusuanu.
.. . . . : n( ...in r tt.l Ihii hiilll he I. . ... : I TTvmir I ' lifilrirn V.
claiming kindred with thf day whether tU)U art young;"Mhoti bast not .wen as I
iikxiii , r.fin.fs.- nil tuc . una". i ave.inei u ..vein an. '
crushes ir; or hurls ils.deMlating blast LVery battle, struck to-the earth ia the
ver.the silver. locks of agethat tle calm 0ld ag of h
clear light ol those strange tpberei e i ,l)nj (,f ,j,s .,eUy
calms thi. A.itid. smithei the t,emper,.aad
inrfkes a man patient under trouble. It .
has made -more good men, gnou uusumm, M
I. :. ::t ;..fa ..,.inlrit.t Rollers, than any ,
other fjltssfd thing in tbivniversl worldj
The "Jndian always, burted .a pipe aoo a
hkin of tobacco with thiir folks, in case
smokin' shnutd ho in fashion in the nest
world", thai ihey might not 40 unprovided.
Gist look at him, his hat has got no crown,
in i, and the t im hangs loose by Hie side
like the bale of a bucket, lit trowwrs ,
md jacket are all flying in tattt ts ol 1iN
cnuv- i and jacuei are an Hymg " iain n"
is sorrow, by the base itim- . .cojorM natch?, e has one old
t.i,. rri
clear uuni 01 uniat,-ui.s ... - .w, (l, ,,,,s iiti,y n...v. " is10e on one tool, anu anonueo mui.siii
unehaiisecf. uiidiiriuied, and the thoooligm heard 'the-stubs of desecrated', beaoty, r i t. -5...1. had his heard cut
play on ttia grave wdcro in oreamiis ieaij Wl,.,c ,h Jeep curses that rouea
sleep rest th uppes, the wisnw, c trout laiMSliei;
the deep curses that rolled. , , .1 sUr;n ,nd fje (lUi3 fl
sleep lesv 1111 umt " -vi - i num ittioiiru nj's.- . , i plJ V 83 a yeaillli I cull, nuu yw ;
piralions ot ine. x.ugema, ii'i " "- nne nuniier wi'f p mr iter uur, ur. im-n
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the name of ihij lovely being oi whotnwo faiier curse the hour that gave him oft- rtt JmQ.it icocted on one side quite :
have snoken. watched with 1 somewhat Lprinir. Hadst tli.iu, done so, thy foul tnn win. l' iiM ' both bands in his trow
of unsettled Jancy between adoration and I wouj j,aVe risen as much as mine ''0S hers jiocket, as if he bad sometbin
mortal feeliujr thost ture wiih the Morii,us tliciii'ht of
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fin frrm ihfi t-xriression of the counten
. . . , - . . .4 . . . 1 niioa inn nil ri iittiiMi uioiiiiiininti - - -
and is decidedly, the largest anu muai . ,,
er.lpf.Hid steamboat now upon the walers .1... 1.1
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of the Pearl, and reflects great credit up. jyf (K)ji out, and' strain ber bun to
:. .i r h.r nmnrifihrs.- Lurh Ronm obiect in the distance, hulas
is ll 1110 ;uh:f wi 1."- - . vm.w... - . ...... ,
S..p h . Mdu! unner cabin, will, sik. she became rejieaiediy uraccaMu,, ...e
- the casemtnt tb an.avy mjiu,
teen elegant berths, fool bitth', as to;ne . ,f e,
some of our brothers of the quill say.) cmch:1 Jirnl when at Irnglb, sleep came
, n r v . ; ... f .J.I.I..' 1 . . ll-.rt aiflhl Iffl. ' 111 flMl llll
and two stale rooms.: .aue win carry a- ime a uu"s- .. t " ,vv v '
. r .." " 1 j..'. on her young fri; U was a hm-ly sijht hijjlded room, in that ancivvt? Castle, sal
bout 700 bales of cotton, and draw about n 7 . ..'0il1 u.(.rI1i i.r .- ...: r 1 1 ,.1. .,
sit feet of water. We fear tbat she is 0cnut f Sprf.iMon,of the countenance in 1 principled and laminate Wcardo. , The
tnn dec r fur Pearl fliver in its present She had scarctly slept many I siiualiuii of Italy.' as wefcave befwresaid,
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i . . wi ;i : .... ...i'.. r iliw ilnr iwaii inu la her a- 1 ,,ou. n niihnriuiiiiv tof ine exercise 01
uoimprovca wbuiiioii.. . " ime v ' i miuui i".v i17 t tr . ii
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NAPOLEON CuT NAIIAJiT.
BT B. 6JM31Q.V3. . , . .
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What of tlieidshtlho! watcher there
Ujon the armed deck, - '
That hold within its wondrous lair '
The last of Empires wreek-i-'
E on Him whose captive now the chain
. Fiom captive earth shall sinite-r
IIo! rocked upon the morning main, ( '
Watcher, what of the night l...,it
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' '': : 'i; .'I'tiit.i'?::!':''!
The stars are waning fast; the curl ,.!.
Of rooming's coming breeze
Far in the north begins to fuil ,
Night vapor from the seas. , . ,
Ber every shred of canvass spread,-, "
' The proud ship' pluugcs fi-eo
Vhjle Ufljrs afar, with rtorniy hcarf,
Cape Usliant oil Our Ice. ,.
. At that rat word," as trumpet (Vfricd,
Forth in the dawning gray, , . S
X silent man made to the deck ' "i . ,
Ills sol itaryivaj; .
And leaning o'er the poop he gased,
' Till on the straining view, , ,
That' cloud-like speck of land, upnustd,
Pistinct, but slowly grew 1 , -.
7 , ; ., . :, v -.i'V. '4 - "f1- '"tp"' r"'
Well may he look until his frame j r
Maddens to marbld.thcre? o
lfcriskcd Renown's all-grasping gafteMv.
Dominion or despair . t
And lost 1 and lot in vapor furled, ,' t
' The last of that loved France, r
Tor which his prowess cur?cd the world,- e
Is dwind'Ktig from his glance. - 'y f
arc on ! thou far resounding deep, ' 1
. Whose billows round him roll I r ' '
Thou'rt calmness to tlie storms that sweep
" This moment o'er his soul. - . r
Black Chans wings before him spread ,
With trophy shaping bones ; ' , ... ;
The cruel strife; the battle deodj" ' ;
RenKhartcrs cloven thrones. ,
. . '''.v .i '"'''" n'!1''.
Yet proud One! could the loftiest day' .
Of thy trasrendunt power jf . ' 1
- Match w.th the Bonl-compelling sway ,
" Wbich in tliis dreadful hour
And then to hide, beneath the sliow - ;
'Of calmest fip and eye, ' .
The hell that wars and works bclow
The queuchlees thirst to die; , .
subiect, we lake occasion to'say ihat'it is partnienl opened,
. ... - ' " . .',' tore 11 er,
1. . :r t.. ...M..tltii ra.ittli T
a ' 1 sfH IiOCKei. as II lie uau guiuiiuin ...mi.
with the glorious ., thought of revenue; fei.ii (here, while one eye U slmt-lo
limn vnn!d.t sarnfire nil. as I have done, I : ... ,.r unit lh filher
,. . - . IUII JJlWUtll "I Hi" .-, -
as 1 would do, lor its glorious toiisuuia-1 jj out 0f jj)e wa. 0f ,t a fsr as it
I lion. aki hin. look like a tit of a we.
My friend?' ' - maB tjMt didn't sirokt couldn't do that
Is at the castle. ' She at Wast shall nrt ,.iir ' Yun mav talk about fort.' ,
never add to the sictims ol lucurdii. by . .nj nalience, and christian resina
the morning li'nt I shall.. be on ii.y way to ,IOf) a(d a( lhat srt of thing, till you're
the qaslle. ; lint thou art weary and sad; lfej; (,ve seej an(j heard t tell of it,
let us' drown oursorrow 111 the tweets ul t j never knew 1 an instance ytt, ,
rest.' . where it didn't come a liltle erain heaV
CHAPTER Vni. ; , , ' , L. . n( iIia i.ven: -Phili.sonhv is
The Despot In a lo(iy but dimly moit y.fa 0(,er gU'esls I've seed, il likes
to visit them as keeps good tables, and
though it has some poor acquaintances, 11
ami wore t. or naw pieasea 10 pa wen
walkirt lock and. Iock ana wun em.
But smoking is very different.'
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'" v " ..'.". 'i.- rERFccr r oi.lv. 1 ue euuor a ' ruom
i.ri v ivKirh in niiv nther state 01 socitty 1 t .1 .1.. r ..
". :' . . . . ' '.- lore ucit , i" " - - v -- ... 101 a naner ai iii nvrii wasrecenuv ir
a crying hs.ne that our tpMtiort .ave ciIAFTLtt VI. coUli, neVe.r have been tolerated. .Hboul ' t . ,nd roljbeJ of ,Jm of
not before this, made an appropriation I-ieUcsbaRd "" the apsrt.aent so splendiaiy '"'''. ;. aa.ountii.ir in the esereeate to
.... .1.. inui ii.inn" mil. vvm. cxpres 1 .1...... ... ..1 -rui.i ..raii' 1 " :. ... " ..
fortheclearinsroolof h? I'earl, commeu- " c Z. ..t r, :.:..d U'C,B w" ri. . ntrtc cMfi. We would as soon in. or
----'-- mj- t.. a..:..-. n itiiirn iiiiiiiriiiMtiui mi s on-. " 1 ....... nIAi.ii urtirtrniiiurtiM riiinii 1 . . .
it.. a!ih ifitellicenee . and extent .i,rn man. whose soul ua lioluing com ,h. .1. nH(i unV.iiinate. tirolhtate wast . t? .. -..i n....
. . " -.bit .,.' """ " .:. .1 .i.....i,ar. " :: . :" " ' " " , . oy u. ew uneans rirayuue. o
ofUe country through which it passes, mune viui.wsani.si.., palpable. He was a man, unequal to , ,
.f country editor's path is besel with ,e chains of tyranny, fm the necks ot ject was ,Jlft g,atiiicatjl)0 0I Ins own pas- king a neVSl)Hf)fir, IS thus shovn
. t . . - :. '.-J-' .. I.i i .. J n lu ultn : r.u l.ilj had a 1 t.i . . .1 k. .. .... ' ..-! I ? . . .
a tbonsaod. duncumes mat a.;ciiy rui- - ; -.- , .. , "". "v, r. i ui HI a late DObtun uiet.
r ' j r witii lUe iico music oi, u.? '5'u'"-u m0st merceoary mem
city editor docs not receive b:s exclian- eifiquence-
noti-
ibers l that proles- rv'V 'i TV f i ' -
-.nwas impatieiii to gra-p . . . , , lt ,,aled ,nd lti. c,r)fi H neigiiuor Ul Hers W nut
sword, as' the war horse tor sij(1j llj(1ir master, hut weie not ill coti- i.. her Seat Hlchurch onSabballl,
eeiititriilarlv every day.' be sets op a the avenging
, . . " ' "Ml ' " " . . It . .. I. .lnl hlMn . til. . t-fllllnlUl I . . . . 1.1 '11 I r . f .
great cry about the irregularity of 'H" , i, ! af etl !o s ''7 .7;; called on Her way home W III',
snails: whcreas. a country ediu.r, if be ""7, H. did sot dMurb ""wr"' ai U 'V" ,r ."r ! n,ife whftt should detain S6
I ' i s ...... .-j. ,('' ..' ; i iiniuii ii. i pouii; ll was pnniniir. "'. I ' v. - - . , -
SeUInSexcnaneeswice a muum,!...; er rest, out .xauuroiy-upeiieu.we .- .;. !. tfr9i r, . anv a temut was to nunctuair Htl Hiicniiciin .on. r.ii-.
Ve. mnt. and H ildea arms gaeu iouii . n.11,1,i h ai(,wdno rest lo his snir- ijrino- tlm innp. k1r fniltiri t he
and was pouting a atreinn of fplnaor o
Us thinks thai he, doing well.
out in the Pine Woods, would, be glad ll
i a r " . I .1 l.I... tffi ifiaaii
.... . k irfrti mm nntp a vear .a : t .'... i ri- ; ai.fta & n irht I i - r ?.
1 I I in IIIj. III.' IIVM-ll I UIIU ii w
it lill'hi task wasacro.npbshed. S,,rao fam,v blKV Ht work Slie K!lil
I ft .1 .. 1-. 1 . 1......! si
w. ha' hand of Bra os. and some uf etl B0r nwi wi u Hrr nr.. .
ft look anxiously lorward lo 1840, for when the sou! lovts with God to be alone . rtanl f hf rtviehbnra Irtd tlressrd hr, "A'hy la where Have
i comptete re'torroation in tbe Post office to link ilselt wao sublime pirauo.i (rtquenlljr vllUtted to remonbtrate . with ,
. " . ill. ill. iiiiuni.1 " ' ..... i... n.
.1 . . ... - . .. 1 . . n a. a l..rl in kum .ll . - .... J
oepariiueiii"", ri.-.. ---
The white dawn crimsoned into morn;
The morning ftoshftcfio nay, " ,.
And tlie sun followed, glory born,' '
' BejolrlngonHs way:
' And still o'er ocean's kindling flood
That muscr cast h.s view,
-Whiie rouud him, awed aid Silent stood
' his fate's devoted few. . "-j '
1 He lives, perchance, the part again, ,
' From the fiercehour when first ; .
-On the astonisljed hearts of men : r !
' Hit nwteor piownce burst. .
Vhcn blood bewttr J Anarchy
Sank quelled amid '.lie roar , v . ..
, f thy far irwerpmg mutketry,
Evcatful TlmMii(kr!
Agfdn ha grasps the victor crown
; I Marengo's eanisje yields,
Cr bursts O'er I)di, i'eatmg down
- Bavniia,,s thousnud shields; . t
Thoa turning from the I ! vhS,
Asmimen the Consul's piim,'.-: ,
Orsckwi giant empin-V toi " J,
In solcpn) NotiiJ-D'-. '
I II.. .,nilijiu in liis ttjiaftinpfit.-
... v - . ... . . ii i fii. i . . t3 mi M a ii v .' w i. .... w , t - --- - ....
. .... s r ...... I i .)-.. ... ;
, ' .. , , hn e grosser passiu,,,,.,, . ..... - ,btr WM siUing ,5PMtl ,mn hw aecreu-
iipnesi p u ... - - (jloriousl XCiaimeu ueiiuci, j e us" . rv Lrrea ,, t the most corrupt and un
devote his lime and talents to- me auues ty j;,, how glorious yearei nriucij.IeJ villiios who ha
. . ' . : 1 )..n..ji .nut Ye sefim to sneaK ot ine , , - 'ntl i
, t lib i i oi eternal inoie, auu ne ' ic
the freseat incumbtrd, to elecnoneenag i undying. Y are the monuments
I f. kSa mntfor ' tV titoar1 nilicll talk s 1 . .1... svYtirL'fl' .' ni l.rr.A f.mriA nil .
I few years ago, about the ineetiUrity of who Udgh at the &vwl of the birtwitJ,
the marfs, under Kt. Barry's admiimlra- and sneer at the ruling bias;. ' Oh! r.
I ine wana, W..UV. ...l J;.l K.iilil a lerdfft I lieCOIlie
Uion; but spared with the .dmm.Mra- -."b -" 'j01l lbmUIl lllt
tion of Amos Kendall, iU affaifs were a. !etr jr. t,n the niings "of Uie spirit, and
bly certainly honorably conducted,, tl() ,to the secrtt places f yon mighty
waoVlo seemcha man as John McLean le0ple. - Oh! for a lights puie to shine
at .he head of A irrportant department on - M.
agaio, SomeUxng hie order wouiu ten . , Methioks this' tortured spirit
sue ced the present, deplorable state of coU,j- tnjoy 8VIC,h B rrgt. Mayabe
. "... li- .if!.,.;n nnit orruniion. f. r.m. tiA mire as vnur own and the
itowrwwuiCiVVMi"' -' 'r ' i i iiiiiii, w i i , ,.
. - . , bUssings that shall crown me, lasting s
-rean luver.is Bl "V " yourselves.- , '
.: . . : , - .:ii!;n !-. laei four or five I n, j, ...nice. F.utrema had riset ffom
it oat oeeu wiiuiM - i ui "v . r , .. , .
14 ra.a ' . .1. ..... '.lA-imKAjllt 1 lUll nti. h and with a cry ol deiignt
voara I Here 8TB ll"" imi .-... - iiiu vw..-j , , - - y ..
years., -iiino . w r,.r.t and ank in the arms ot
i j,, trade, and all driving a thr.tty bu I - . - m kS, v(
ii.a 1 1 ii j v - " - ..
w-. T .
a
.. ,' " ":r .'. . J . -.. ii , -tr - I" ! . . a S i. I I . . - , . . ...
f Lis oiTice.and Bot, as u the case with kencdouI. le seem to speaK "c ced huinao nalyiv. . The low tunumx ol
wis . , , ,f. i , i. ..,'i..,l r.niu .ml liuo i.n in the ... . .
man character was ?eeiii dt .hcb i'hi
the iarrow and contrrcted forehead, , but
small hut bright eje gave evidence ot his
'power and habit of vigilance. - It., was
ilifiicull td say why he retained for a situ-
arirt in that day sonvewliul. iniportani,
mi!es the pupular constructmn wnsnght,
that he 'was too deeply mvnivcu ; in ine
aprr'i nf liicardo's crirrie to .allow that
troeatjr ol passion; to discharge htm
h-ouihis service- '
WtArrix.
- Intentions.--lerga.V said Ricardo,
tli nnmd beauty must be mine. I have
love which increasse in proportion to the
ii.i...iimn offered to it. She must bu
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mine sbortlv.' " 1
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'I fear, my lord, sue never win cwu
' Ti,.. l.i m nl iv soldi r most be
cloied dost hear eiev Lerj?'l"'d-i
waIN cannot IHI fecrets this i mt.Hie
firi proud beauty that hasbteri the cap-
tive ol Jiicaioo. ( , v
C!i.- vorv lovely. e-claiined th
. villi ... J f,-v. j,. , '. v.". '
Qni-ru I ft.ru- halt' aloud. . .
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"iWlni 14 ili.it to hee.'ienow: exciaun
ed Ricardo; tt, is'lbv biMine.s to do thy
master's bidding.' ; Command ,br. to i.ur
Ii- h..i utav bast Uiou circulaled
well the lal that her H'Ut wa. .volunta
ry?!
A ' k . I. e.f1 Biit U'S
sitiess. auccesa m iirem
frrVWhat the deuce bas become of the
Soutbeni 9bn?we have'ol received one
- . ".iu ' Turn now. friend A
i bib im a ulvi
tnos. let as have a
hoarv winter with stalling spring; or cold
. l.l .V.a . .ae.ialil Willi .1 IO-
anu prouu uiouauir, iu-v..r-. ; T---
noceoce and beauty, r wwu m" .v.. -
l: 1 ntnanre. Wllicn i Iflirici
........ a a mi einnano unneiibii.ioic w
Mi; iiv"i." , r: nt" ' - , . ... . . ,
4 . . , , llonKeu to ii"" vi .M....v... --
your countenance, occasionally. . t ihJ became conscious of the beautiful n
. TheNew OH'oTricayune gire. the nature, w,, alive to its eVLteue. sa me
following.' as a spec.rnen o toco w "cH-PTEit V 1 1.
oquence.- loco foco fneiid ol our. Wb , WlU lhoI te f,.
as sued the o!hr oay tor - . . , w EuKetliau .Why
f,ded himself with sing.tar w.soou ...u alone lhft 8tran2, fail.
11 UI.I.All If. KlilOW. WI'U 1 . . f 'l .iL.
I ii. . . ......
von been to-d.iv tlfessed out in
yonrSahbaday clothes?" To
meeiinz Why what day 19 it T'
-Sabbath day.' . 'Sail stup'wsh- -
mg in a nniHit. naima tiay,
well I did not know itj for my
husbniul has got so daru'd slio-.
y lie wont take t'lc; news pn
im now, and we kiiow'iioihiiis.
Well who nrpached? Mr. "
"ami wha t did lie preach a bom
'It whs on the death ol ourb-
vior." ' Why,' js he drnd! it was
lis funeral sermon, I simpose,
well, well, all Boston mis'it be
dead and we know noih'ing.of it
Ait' won't tlo, we tn.ast have the
newspapers aaiu. for every-
tiling ftoes - vrong - wmotii, tn
pnpers. IjilL hHS' nimnsi lost
hi rfUxVinrr: ' ttn Poll lias trot
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quite mopish beranse she has
no ,poetrv ntiM prerty, siories t
read. Uell tl we hnvtotaue
a cart load of ontoiM nnd pta
toes to marker, I atnTesol veil to
have a nbwspaper
eagle
.sir irrPl'tUV$. .'n HI
paid for his rocK, or tue io.ma
-if the snarrow'did
pun .... ...-.v.---.. .
iHiK-birp rent, tree, anu u m
t burrow grs.n?', The .Mtr-te ad:
...itted the attendants tloqucuCB SUd IM
I. lid h)ld daiitt- "
cies of thy h'Sft, ear forever ton
print of care on uy orow, w
knowest that thy ' pjesence, and . thy
8,uile.tre Ibo eleuieid' ' whlcU, "fl tllef wretched lover, perlup diMrafd,
,r thou couhlst but Vr.ow.huw .ilaarrn wr.hii Arrils. Vhe.ocan be
l live ylord.' returned the Secieta'
ry a hn i-fl Ine ruom. , '
,jv..t.,.;.i lii"inlrv when be found
Iyvt5. Love like a rnnninp;
river it rj;oes "downward and
downward, . bur doesn't rtniin
Inek o thl RpriaK. The jm r
it tue ruotti. . , . 1 1 1 '
. ' . i ' . Ulrl nrtftiinu in i lio on iitiiij.w i... .
V..t '.aid Ricardo. when be louout1" .v""VT, ''V!,"M,,4'"" "
i.:.-.ii.i..iie'tvtshe mutt'he mine mer is a, wtibere.l ,tre" on the
llllliaec ai F.J' . ' '. , 1 r".....'' .If.'., urf ,7 . H'.,, f
ml? 1 iSV41 1 and il the lair lool would
SUV . tw'V ' '' ' ' .."".. ,'. 1 ' ' '
learn to be obedient, sue might tie n.pty.
stream, nnd she viuosesii bnrn
is a: pretty 0 vv,r ,,,f haak
below. : Love liy.snliMid tr.a
uotiiueloloie-she must bariniiittuiiigut.jalia goes to thu UnAtjr, .
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