The lynx., March 15, 1845, Image 1

About The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845

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THE LYNX.
fftowJ rl published every SaTuruat at
jjft'iis'nou inserted far one dollar pr
Lit (of Mia liiaaorle,) for ihe rirst insertion,
kJ ifty cent ror each urjqiint insertion -
AlV"tiietn'iWS ' a parwatal natn-e wilT'"
nfit'y b ch.'id tillable pr.cof o iHaary a 1-
Vkiult ..iCUT-un.-- tie l.i.-tiort will bp
mibtot'vMrwhinl.f tWe ly tin ynar t a s il
lrie.it .namt to maas it for tiio inine;
chanta and othsrs.
A UrtUe.ttt i-M of the t In' of ...!
9,sof thevairly alva-tir be ciiared l-r
tperetely at the ordinary r ,.,,.
lVifeM.o.: car Is u t altera . for the year.
eoa'ainmjt-.xr.m...' I'-4'1" !"' 7"- . will
p r , i; Uf ffr ci miv o!ic will
k . e - i.n-i ;iv"int alw ay in ial-
be inserted far five -l-'i'a ,i"
o. ... tir tsa floilars.
p'i!rtl -ir-.iarori:oinnnniral5onofonlv an
In.liridml ititr.t, will b rbarRd at half prcr
af rf-aary a l.ertuemen: aau mm; ue patu in
,! uie.
A I-urt'us-n-mt Ait marked. with the number rt
iertlt wW he continued 't:!l toibu!,nnd a:y
i;erntia ma 1e after irnerti 'n r.hrg 1 ext a.
Advertising pitrotw will favor us by ha-vling
l,iSafrH.'riir.vianiw a early aftur narTs,itr
ribli-atioii diys m cnrn-eiainit nm !atsr in any
caw if paa'-bl.. tSai Th vdny n"Rht
All JOB-WOItK must be paid for on dehv-
"VoSTaik at he paid on all letter, or ihy wil
vol be attends 1 t
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Mv Iil2i ifc i:Hcli. gtWoOi to Eo!iti C'omiciercc, Agriculture, &c. TJtrcC Dollars in tlvancc.
1". t e r n a i. Vigilance
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the r r i c d of Liberty.
VOL. 1.
PANOLA, Ml., SATURDAY, .MARCH 15, 18J5.
NO. 9.
Where Sumter bled, nor bled in
vain ;
A thousand hearta shall break before
They wear the oppressor's bond
a jiit in
OI! never can thy nons forget
Thi! iti'ghu letsons taught by thee
Sinee, tea-tired p )' oil l( h'
Thfir 'A -.itr.hv'iri! ' .:nr
Nothinji. he ive inc my fix.l. ci.mmit'tM thi- crime in lhi hope of
hut so little that o'te;t 1 g t Ihj.1 hun- piinii g somt tnonfy hy letting li.tn out
grV.11 it ft chhmiey Awc'up t) one ot thi voc i-
4iAh, Veil, I will speak to yotir mas- tin. Ivuly I., too happy ril thn mo
tcr.1' mont to jpro ich him aa I thinliiti th it
no mailani, lu will heat ms ivorc G l h id pcrmit'i!.! thu pvpiU i t order
i t, I compiain to nubotly hut ir. thu ev- ! ih;i! Charles miyht tc ji'ifei! in rir-
cu;n-tanct tnoro f.ivor.ib'tt lor ih g"o.l
Mif his soul finely jir I iIj uiihtp-
its a h c i , i . a n i : i hi s .
The iitile i hi isury vi ei p,
C'har'.CH whs an only crhiM. aiul was
deeply beloved by his widened uio'Iht
the L'oiintos; of
i',e I
urt Sat irdav at t ! oVlo-V ntu, ml dciarn
for M"!!noh:" at 1 oclo.:K t'ls ain day
Thi Ma i f'Oin tKfo-d a-ri'M oi Vedn
dayereii.US at 7 oVIo.-k, a:vl depam Tasslay
nio-aia at 7 o'rlork.
Thi Mail frvn C arolina, rtnn Ti i lav
veaW & 7 o'cloc', a id departs on Moalay
The Ma'1 fararrol'tJ.t clo2s oa Sunday eve
jii-Ki at" o'ciock
The Mail fn O
Tb Mn;l fr Meph; c'o on Tieeay'i
end Safi-lar at 1 1 o'clock noon.
euitij; to
"To whom?
'To Co l."1
"And "what do yo i ay to him?"1
M ak him to take tnc back to mV
i no! her.1''
Then yon have a mo h"r?"
"tJa es. Aa i a vei y i .d mother;
it' I cuii d j.i iu her I h.ald not be
ituha,pv .,'
-) yo i know where slm lives?'
"No: I recollect or.ly on. hou. one
garden. See! sde! ma.lam, i: wa like
ibis; the trees, of the garden were
BiBKiai-oV". - . . t..-
Th Mail far tiilo.-J cioes oa 4iq.i.ibj ct-
l.lv
villewina iou. JT""d l.i.l v. a.i 1 enii;ht
to have? lift dariuit lxy l.nr G d
MutCii u ie vviis ;v wild, disnh -ilien'
chilil. and care I very liule lor the in
.structin, oi' his kind mother. She
compos! many little prayers for htm ( c.vtn througb the winfovvs of the snou
to learn, hut be never t: hvoi'ted hnt : us x ,, M.c thee poplars in 1ro.it; ihu
i'Ue of ibem to natiiorv, w hwh he would : t-himiie'v was on the riiiht hand like
if peat inn careless hi inner w h n beljlH. n,e door in f rent, ami mother was
went to bed. Ctiarle jjrew to hj very ! u,. v. u,on!v ho was hand-ioni; and
aas imi drvSiuJ in litack a vou uie
mucii pmn about the vvellure ol lus,,l0w."
pv m.Mi, :od :tv hitn die in hopo that
tiod had jiariloned him also.
"omeihiiig wrong about it. raided ibe
coffin an ! opened i dnd, behold! there
wu nothing in it but a log of wood!
After the unprincipled rum-seller had
ruined hirn, soul ai d body, to cap the
climax, he rmde the last outrage up n
his putrid corje, and sold the liody
lor dissecioul His frame now hang
ing up in one of the doctor thops in
ilii4 village."
so
ul.
SUMTEH.
BV JAMES W. SIMMONS.
When Carolina's h. p - grexv pe.
before tire Hrilih lion's trea I,
And Frtedous igh. in every ca!c.
Was heard uboe her u.arty r1 bcal.
When from her mountain height sub
dued.
In p r it c of place forbade to Soar,
tier eagle banner, queiche I in blood.
Lay sullen on th' in indignant shore,
r.rf.nhine revphe iuvikin doom.
J y rant' upon lh ii. r p'" host;
When "tool wn.t in steadfast gloen.
Ai dMlrr.te biiodid o"er Kct toast,
Srralthy, as nhen from thicket dun.
The Indian springs noon his bow.
Uprose South-Mount thy warri..r-son
Ar.d heailoug d tried on th-j tool
Not in tie pri ld of war he canfi'.
With pur lc note and banner high,
A , 1 nndtiiner olu i e.ao 1 stt el r.( flame.
" 11 .
Red battle's gorgeous blazon r .
With followers few, but undismayed
Each change and chance of Hue with
Js'invl,
Peneath her snshlne and her hado
The same heroic bro.hrhood!
TAesc words oveicame lady .. a
hiver ran through her tram'e; her
haucls trembled, she cxVjld scarcely stand
upon her leet; slu sunk upon t!ia so a,
taking th boy by one h and, he drew
him m ar to her, un J continued the con-
One day a Servant emu an.l told la
'y I J. tlut Charles was lost that for
i . i L I l !....?., 1'iir
an Hour it cy nan oeu i"UM"p
h m but could not find him lie bad
iu tn loll a.oae playing in the garden.1
and when sa'ught !r eould not h:! iound. :
Kicy means w -ero emp!o e I to lain)
w hat had becomo ol Ii.m, nut a i in ,.,,i,t V
i i .. I . I.. I., v.. ; " . ....
vain, uue er-mi i a i M-ei. .i .o..c .... ... ,., iim: but he wi hear
me i -ue !a 1 "nn -uie.M
Sure! an I w hv V
lice ui-e ho has said so in hi word.11
"Vou have con ft leuce then in prav-
LcttCI from Patrick Owen' Aunt in
Ireland to him in America.
Dear Nemiew I have not written
to you since my last i inil tuAv. lfecau-e
we have moved from our former place
of iivii'C. I did not know where a let
ter would find jou; but 1 n w wih
pleasme tuke my p;n to inf.rm you of
the ii.elam h"'y news of the Midden
b a'. h of v our nl v living uncle Ki'pat
in k, waudicl very mi IdcnU listw.-tk,
after .. 1 1 is o--r i u dines oi five inon'bs.
The piH.r man wm m violent convnl-
s.ons the whole time of his Mil.r.is, I V - j
leg pei f e ly q ti:t and speech ess, talk
ing rieohereni i V an i call ing for w ater.
I had no opportunity o! iniom.ing you
oi 'h.s diatli Moiier except 1 bad wrote
to you by ibe las'. pot, which went olF
two lavs lieforu ho die I, mil the.i Vol
would l ave had postage to pay. I am
Origin of tbe rrorJ TarifT.
The puzz'ing name 'tari.'P is derived
from the town of TariOi, at ihu mouih
of the Siraits of Gibraltar, and the
most .southern pout iu Europp, not even
excepting Cape Mat ipan, at ths fo it of
the Moren. Tnril'a wm ths last strong
hold which tlie M. irs disp ite 1 with the
cliris ians, and is still wi bin three
leagues of the empire of Marncco
when the Moors held possession of both
the jpiliars of Horcules, it was here
that they levied contributions for ves
sels entering the Mediteraneau, whence
the generic name.
a rnrtyof gentlemen, and their ladiiS
from that village, visited a place oC.to
freshmenttn MidJleburg, where ihej
passed n short time, and after they de
j.arted a boy o tout the house who had
occasion to enter their room several
times during their sliy, remaikedlfat
they were the queerest gala that he
f vr seed; 'cause when there was chair
enough in the room for them to sit on,
the larnal critters would sit in the boyi
laps."
Horn Tooke was the sou of a poul
terer, which hcallud-d to when called
upon bv the proud stripling-of E'on to
describe himself. "I am1' said HoiTf
-the son uf nn eminent Turkey MercU-..at."
A Kilty Repfy.'l can marry any
g'rl I p'.ctue," said a young follow
boaitingly.
Yes, for you can't plca.se any," to
jiiticda coinj'anion.
Lore.- What is love Clara? said
Ulil the other night, as he Fat beside
his sweet-heart. Love Dill, I hardly
know what it is; but I euppose it muJt
be get irg married and kissing little
oabies. Bill fainted.
AGiEClJIrUttAIs.
Mode cf preserving II a as s.
For the following recipa, I am ir.da'j-
ted o the Hon. E. Whittle.sy :
A common barrel will hold on? hnr .
Ired an J fifty pounds of hams, and the
recipe is for a barrel sjpposed to con
tain that weight.
We kill our own hoga and the meat
v era ion.
-An I has the Lud never
iintwuic 1
i!a ing on the banks of the river, and!
Kissing a few- mi nehts after ho wasj
not there. rue mother thought this i
was her own little Charles, an I that he j
ing
ii
Yiu madam, because I have already
been 'heard.'1
"In wha f1
-I it ivo a-ke i G 1 to m ike me hel
ler, and itseeois to me that I am not
as t ad as formerly. Now, I do almost
I 1. . . .
! nil that my m ister tells nw; an i vv neii
' t cjii, t read a little in the New Testa-
uum:, which a go il gmtlemii gavo
me. nl I pray every day wilt, pleas
u rc.
Venality of Popery.
Ten years ngu the Pope received be
tween 10,000 and 2J,000 from the is cu up before it becomes cold; and
King of Naples to make a Neopolitan then the hams are put on a table or
woman a saint. And two or three ears -helf, on the skin where t'.ey lie until
f . m r-r I t. C
t r . . r i- . l.V. I I I) . I r . - . i .. ...... . I V. t C
:.t a loss to i. II vo l what his death was ) Xiw.uuj ,rom hii u.aiai. ue- cum. ... .u .i J
.cci-siolKd bv, lut ear it w..s brought ! Bu, ,Uo ,nut,,,jr ol U-vce ""x SK,:l Scones ury ana narj, it is
.... hv l.U Inst sieUnes,. for he was never to say aMn-emass lor inesaivauon oi .mpoS31u.o o, u io . su
ber sou.! Tunis the ni in who is styl- I state, you nave prouaniy noticeu t'.os in
ed the "Vicar of God'1 the man w ho I .he feet you havo huht in th tmrket.
i
denounces the Liible as a -ha I bojk.'1 Toe hams should be taken in hani the
lay the hogs are killed. To oue barrel
weli ten days together duringthe w hole
time of h.s confinement ; an I 1 believe
bo ate too much of rabbi's stuffed with
j-as aud gravy, or pins and gravy
stulf.d with rabbits. I cant tell which;
hut be that a- it will, as soon asTie
hi eat lad bis last, tac d- I't r gave over
all bojes of his ncuvery.
I need not tell you any thing about
was diotvneu. oiie uio'ured tor ni.-n
i
as dead. She caused to be sculptured
on a tomb stone a child kneeling, and
had inscribe I upo i the uiirble. th ; lit
it pruvrtr I n i--t i. i
irglit have i: h 'fo m her.
due, two. and three years pas-ed,
ml no tidings cam- of Ch irles. Lily
It. used to examine in her own walks in
he city. every Iv.y she liVt "who wou'd
'inve been of "bis ag-. hoping tba' he
as not dea I, bit she was always co n-
gelled ta-nl 1T searcn in :n yi j aU p!eKfinr ,'o you sav
sorrow, that the boy was not her own .OJuriJ? .lU.,ve alt, hen
billing son. I J i-eoeal thepiaver ih.u my motT:er
()., day on re'.irning from the court-1 ,)V wrtrl,a
try. she saw withMirpri-e. on enrer.ng , lraycr ,eM it ,e I
l..r :i1oo;t. a lltlle
IV ----
le ininjl aain -t the jam
. . . .... i.
sorrowful and m spue ..t the wou . ( ..,, SOll,. !eur,, ho said with
. v.. 1... n, . . tious an
...... .1 1 J I ICO lll-WIll IK VII , ( -
ih'.s extreme thinness " ' , ..,... did; he sa:.l he i.ci a i..t .irn.K
... .1 hoi il. convert me, cian m oi
The vitlholic Church.
We copy the following from the N-
O. t'ica uiie :
Our readers generally are probib'.y
not aware of the rapid increase of the
Koiiian Catholic Church in the United
f-himiieV sween
i l..o.i-t. Villi.
He wa very i ' Jtt . Mjk , - . . j',,u
1 lio eniiu Kile .) ... j
his nge, for vai kn w that in December ; Elates. We have been Rtirpts.-el in
ears old hit king ten in.nths. and had j.,j. ci in a Philadelphia paptT. I t 'iy
ho lived till 'hen he would hive been years ago there were in this country
just h.x moitihs dead. His property i i,ut one bishop and twenty five priests
i 1.... hij iikvi L i ii. who nil ' tl.i a hivmi:n itio i. with a fev scat-
HtlW UI.V... . L ' f ( vn.i.. --.
died some tm.c ago. so 1 expect it will j tyred eh ire is, tlure are no 21 b V
he divided betwt.n i; mid ) oo know j v an, nearly 1000 priest", with
his property as something onsidera i -j.jy churches an 1 about o'JO in;s-iotm
ble. for he had a fine estate which was I r stations. They have 48 fccaJauuea
sold to i.av his debts, and the reminder o et.lusim ical Mininarus. 3d houses
ho lo-l on a horse race; but it was the ,or n,;ji.ioUs women, an I 26 rph;m as-
j inii n f tvery ltdy at il e time, that jin.s. Their increase isat the ratio
he would have won the race had not ; tJi neany 100 per cent, every t. nvears
the horse he ran against been too fast ' ,etrrg ol courso large! ai lvd by Vint
for lorn, i never saw a man (and the ( grauoii. be inci ease of the general
doctors ailsa-d i..)ih-it observed direr- p,,pu'.utKn is .it percent
d took m-dcinc bet'er than be
From secret nrr.k. inther land,
Emrgmg fl. et along the ptn-,
rone down he ru-hed be.nre his hand
Like eagle, on tne British line!
Catawbas waters smiled gain,
To see her Sumter's soul in arms;
. v.rt Mf!i fr'aJj A: den,
Tvukindlod by war's fierce alarms,
ThrmftPd hundrcih thro1 the ?oliude
Of the wild forest, to the call
Of him whoe spirit, unsull ied,
Frcbh impulse gave to each, t all!
fly d ty the hjming san Is they ply,
N'lttht ses them in the fell ravine;
Familiar to rach follower's eye.
The tanglcJ brake, the hall of green.
Roused
by the tread from covert deep
Bprings'.he gaunt wolf, and flies
r while near
Is heard, forbidding thought of sleep.
The ratiliug serpent sound of fear.
nefore, or break or early morn,
Or lot look out fromropse or close
tieforethe hunter winds his horn,
Sumter s.1 already on his foes'.
He beats them back beneath the
flame
Of valor quailing, or the fheck:
And carved at length a hem's name
Upon the glortcus Hanging lock.
w hite skin an
His head rested upon his breast; the.
roor child was weeping and hw-gewars,
rolled down his cheeks, leaving wiu.e
traces upon his dark face.
Wh it is thi matter child?" asked
the 'oil utess.
Nothing mndam it is nothing
We are come tosw.ep 'jour chimney.
Mv master is upon the roof;hj is cn-
tng
own
lint whv I von weep?
-I, is b,-eaue,' triug fo restrvin
Iciirs, Lecausc
T.ko co i rage my loyi
good la "tell me you r t ronb.e-.'
-1: is fcee-tuso m master will beat
i'r.'i apain.'r
you sty, d tea ha beat you
often?"1
i uvnrv d iv niaJ.im
.-V iiii-i .; - - j
AnJ for what?1
sai 1 the
tea'.'h ute to hive thee, and to love my
brethren as Je-cis Christ loved us,
Amen.
-My chill! my chill!1 cried the
Couu-ess, pressi.ig th.! h ..y m her
arms; Thou art my s n Char'es!'1
My uMth-jr!" sai I the child, whjfe
is she? It was thus she called m -
j Char:e,Chu'ie'!
"I am :hy iivvlie:', I tell th.e;' atel
s.in s:o,pel tin voicj "of tlu mother
an I the ehil I. th-V bo h wept, hut they
were tears of i y. Thu nioth'i knelt
'ruel a wine if il had li e same tate.
ma
Curious Facts There i a gentle-
i
m in ihi province, says n Moinieat
and wou'd as so- n take j,lp as . n paperho has a tote tor a meml-er o,
st. ak if i had the Mime relish Parliament in 44 different place.. I ni.
lh.t j.K.r m.uI! he will never eat r la about universal Suueag.
Mr. Webser calls geology the
world's history of itself. Ii is a beauti
ful dofiuition and true.
drn.k note, .and now you have not a
single relation in he worldexcept my
self, and our 'two cousins who were
k.liod in the last war
I cant dwell upon 'his mournful f'.h
j. t. and V.a:i seal tn'y let 'er w ',. h lint k
MMl'm-j wax, and put on it J'oiU otu-le's
coi ..farm-, so In g you will riot break
the seal when ou oprn lie letter; and
.lout ....en it in two or thno days after
or to 153 pounds t hams, thus cooled
.he foduwiug cjmpound is to bo ap
plied :
Four qnarts of silt, two pounJs of su
gar, and one pound of saltpntre, pound
ed fine and fully mixed. Each ham is
,-1.1... ...iu - J,---- -Vs. V-S ATi A A
over lite eaure sur. ace, u:iu m .v ......
the bone as it can le reach sd. The
rubbing should be lnrd aa 1 we'd ap
plied. Th e hams ore then packed inn
barrel as tight as they can be placed,
vVheie they Ira two weeks. At the ex
piration i f iwo weeks, put six quart! of
light wiod ashes, into 'a kettle, with 3
piiNof wa'er. (nl.ut tsn gallons) and
hoi I them about two hours, and let them
stand until morning, to settle. At the
same tiuu m ike a brine of sal', strong
enough to bear up an eg so as to ex
pose the s:7.i of aquirter dollar. The
proportion is uiii'J gallons of this brine
to one gallon of the lye. The hams
must bo thorougly covered, tf they rise
any places a weight on them. They re
main in this preparation four weeks
Take tlumout, hang them up one day
jto drain, and then pit the n ft the
s uokt -'. 6 iSi and smoke them with htc c
ory if possible. II irn arj very fre
quently spoiled in miking, b an un
savory, and by heating. Asmoke
house should not be tight to mtk tha
A Strange Gal. "Every thing is , hanl an j ti)ey 9ho-i'd never be Si
nrran'ed for your vvedding witn ousan ; u Ve,j as lo run or drop tlia tat.
o1 ;.;,! .-4 father to his onlv i iiv.i.-nn mir htrtis ni a drv. dtrlc
hv thu ni io im ine child, an I exckr.iiie I ;, hv whith time ou will
- -j - - j a I'U I IV 1. I au J , '
Ik prepared to receive-the sorrowful ti
ii
-Because 1 don't earn monoy
enough.
When 1 return at mg i.
crie
after having
5.out all day w. houi .iaw..; , rt!meuil)0r ,h.tl lhou Uan st nliways;
ed any work, hi stvs I it ivc .( tt.,rtst to ausw. r. it is in
. i . .. I I..v t r I 1... I
iii me uu.ne-s oi un uc.i,
mv C?o1. forgive me for having offen 1-e-Hhce
by iii, vv icke.l u'lheiief; pardon
,,, tor havm: .u.il.ed ihy promises;
forgive .ov.i.npaiieiict;. I h ive prayed
fur his ci iiversion. but 1 was unwilling
tovvai'jand et thou hast heard inl
and answered my prayer. Teaeh mo
. . t
Tom kins" -aid a lather to r.n nniy i
foii, the other day: "1 hope you vvill
! i:: aa
have vonrsen i .'
roo i. in ibeseconl s'ory. wlnre a fl
never enters. S i.na people put th?m
The individual thus addressed was a UJown ; asj,es, salt, : smoke, . bran or
dings.
Whcu you get to this plare stop; and
dont reid uiiy more till my next.-
Your aflcet innate a mt, ,
Feggy Owkn.
P. S Do not wriu U me again-till
tu icccive this. , .
yoiiilg man. seated in a chair. .Iep:i'cn
ing a piece of bread covered with nw
lases. His only answer was a sigh,
accompanied with a flood of tear: .
The pa lent started, and in nn angry
I mini! demanded "What Oljecuon can
..... t..v SJiisiin is handsome, and
. till 11" - a- -'"- -----
at . ml III. I I f
1 1 .' i i r i v.. iii
l)Ul I " J
ciii. an
..le to
r...tt. I nrv out as Ion I
.. . i ......k'l lor.'rt neo.il
ttolMidv cans me; .
let me sweep their chimneys. -
i.... .t.w.i mil nas
Hut then every naj .
without work, and .hen tour mas-er
. .,' siil th- CWtve3.
doet not whip vou, .u i
.Well, madam, then he t
dimb fast enouyu; .......
t. - I nniHIlMl. atl 1 W ll O .
don't scrape nam - P-
! i . .. . h.. strikes m.- ag.itn. and nil
C:,,m: U: , ;thitleaa. More than
i no uuiu . i mr.
. . .1... rodi oi Ml. ing,
once 1 have run ,
yes.uro . .. . ...rohat
O Lord, to confide in thee, teach ice '
iJle remei. . .
The. loip.w ;ng n an eXtraC trom.a
t ' onler to b'e-s the better, but it Him jgtu.-r , ft, v. John Marsh. N.Aork,
.arain.an I others encase the.n in cotton
bags and whitewash '.hem.
We prefer the dark roan as ln.e7
are safe anJ c'.earr. '
L'ghfvingn jV.mfirr:- St range as it
may seem, electricity has been applied;
wealthy, and married u must be some j successfully to fertilize5 the . groun-j.
time V m her.' Your mother and l! This lms been the novel idea at the re-
irrii,'!. mid ii is mv commatiu cent meetings ol the nn '.s., -is,c,a.
that ou prepare for your nupiiaU.
that 1 don't
from J H. Coffi.i. an able and zealo. s
temperance agent, now on a it'cniring
tour iu We-let ii N. York.
n'oVir VniS.X.ait d,v re'eh," wIm) had
tr..!loWi'd ri.iwn as.!! his subanc'. lived
jtnrl ihnt shades or sears
V II II U .
- wfeatn
Where glory binds the soldier's
b brow.
Kept brightright her Sumtervs Anna
r in peath
his hour of proudest triumph-no".
'fZrmj&'' " "" 1 .,.. ' '"' hore
' ...O.I..OOS are
ihc a.u,.uy r , . ln)V weit Imi
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the knees, nn.
,e'.M;Mi.on.heny..v-kb-..er."-
iM. yo. -1.
day?n
dost not . as we vVould wMv, it 'ner-tuse
thv .ways are not avi.ur ways, an t
ihi.u kimwest hotter than we what is for
our good. . Henceforth, I will say let
ihv will, not mine, he done.11
Here the master sweep entered the j jlV hanging round one of those ihnsof
saloon, ami was m l -h s irprlsod o find rorrUption, and doin linle jobs as of
his a uieiith-e an 1 this great lady lih 1 f,.rcJ.. He sickened and did at the
luu.iVtheir kn.'es. .She asked hirn' how j ,.mn hole where he hud gotten his bane
ii h id liecouie the possessor of the fur years. The rum-seller very kindly
child. He answered that a man calling ft.nt for the minister to come and ut-
himself his father placed him in his u.uj ,is funeral. In the kmdriesij ct
hands for a sum ol money, that tin- i,ls heart he went ami pt r oi 'ni id the
man for some tune, passed, h rd lieen ill tS of a dergv man at .'us funeral.---
at the hospital, ani perh tps was now The daughter oi thv- p tr lost wretch
. i . came in from the count rv to take her
iieaii. , ,
Ltdv Helviile now h.iste ted to tho last loo; :,i lur faiher. b it was to d it
hospital, and found a dying nun. who locked s ha I, it wo il l be i ,ru le.it
confeed to her that about three years U vipea ihu colli . After the coffj had
h had stolen a child who was Leen let down into the grave, and thu
jumping over a pardon wall; that ho people retired, the sexton lelt there was
'.Yes',1 finally sobbed Thom:is, "that
is a diflerent case; you married mother,
hut I'm sent tajv to. marry a strange
gal.'
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Irish Philosophy. The ' Snicker
b icker says vThe philosophical argu
ment, eiied by Piofes,,r Ihish, touching
the change wbic, the human body un
dergoes ev-ry Fvan years, was turn:?d
to a viooJ Account rite other day by an
rish-.nan. who was rn leavoring to
T tl.;.t lilt
prove toa faaiive aineii...
j-ustulatj d his doct r'me 'was altogeth
er' erroneou. Look, said he, see We
have anew body every seven years.
I came here nine years a . at Irish
man.but I've got new b dy h Vv, m t U
on the so l. m m : and Pin as good a Na
tive American asyourself.11 ;
tion. It was first discovered 'uy a lady
in Scotland, vho carr:,ej some wires
from nn I'CctricV Uaitery to her flow
er ground, nd found it very useful
oihce inat the experiment has been
Vuccessfully tried of collecting the natu
ral elautricity. by wires on poles, and
conveying ti toa limited piece ofgroini
with powerful efit-iA tyi the vegetation.
A NEW Pi 511. We Hal in tU
Maine Cultiva:or. a receipt" for cooking,
beets, which deserves a'ten'mn for its
novelty.' Having 'unshed1 the beets
free of dirt, roast them in thr; fi?J as
you vVOuld da p .ttiUKJs. Whea the
process ofcookirg is comple el, peel
and serve ''up the beets in the usual
manner. The dish is said to ba deilV
cious. IFo shall have it tried.
Queer Girls. ,Vpaper published at
Akron, Ohio, states that somstims since
A Mtdcrii Sj'oFi. Lgisla'ors '
are not w iso men, although they mak o 1
great pretensions to wisdom. In thcJ
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