i WW V .rm 1)1 I Ft
" ..J th Meter. i .
SSSKlT wS be l-rtcJ .10., D,
- k . Jf lcn ,ne M ,cw fjr 1 b
1 tiiTw nrv.ma Cr.iT 'or t ca.
.TZ Oitr ane equare e-Aialcd is t,j,tif
"
j fc rke4 eUe mrirM cr t':a i,
XJmeal Continaed' I I f ' . a- J
2?rs erto" Court, UH-jts ,;i U
t,.irJ r-i invariably.
1m th'? fr" ",cinj the aims cf a eaa-e
V ".tefcr '-' ' invariably in 4raica. .
elltl fc t!. 1-J.tur ni'Jit Cv-ti fr" cf r-cU
.,er Jjr wU rocei tielion.
Antrim tu roti." ,;
0! let t'i Mb! it I Jintrr trfilc,
. AfuM iu moms d ' a Ake, - - -T
bw ooo k :
Ijfe. with IU j1fie, glides wtj,. ; . i
A4 tk vtrrn fouUtrpa of dcaj
--' I' flaret like th fiinj wind,
PUwi bj, 4d Ictret t nhl behind
Bui jrKfit Utt; ' - :
!a ttitl our rr,,M"nt 1 fpinM - '
Km .
wlmt htt fiSt. ' ,
Ani while e eye !hi rot..r. title,
. pwa wbieh your fijrio; niaateiid
. lyt o the f reenl hour emptoy' ., - ,.
AndNdct (n eoh dream of Jaiure joy
Already
Let no f iit hop deceivt t!i mind
No huppier lt lp t find ; '
' ' Tu-mor row lhi ttudyw : . t ' ;
Our fwldcrt drevraa nf yore were HM, ?
l ,k Uicm th present iUU delijUt - :
Lke thrm due
'Ovr Iitm kaitrnt; iremmi maal b
Tiit inta ou nu)fi e , 4 1
Are doomed t Ull;
- Tiia 8 of Death. whoe.WKTe rail on,
' O'er kmj and fcttigtlm, erwwo n4 tltroae,
And pwalrow '(.
"Al.ke tlie ri'e lurBIy tMf, .
Alike the bumble m'fcU (tide
To thet d wrS ! t i".
Dk-elh leU rfry ftnd fd.' ' ; '
And riehhd fxwf hjep side bjr id,v
" Witliin the j rare. - "
"OurV.rth w'but etrtinj pUee,
' lU I tlie runuinj of Ute rct
. . And detU the gtalj r .
There ll our tcpe l lest ere brought
T11 Mith of all untountjT"
lafoUtiUofalt.-
rre the dampi of e&ilVcati blht,
, Tli chrck'a pure glow f red kod white
.:'!." ILta passed Vay; ' - .: -j. ;
Yeudi amiled.arid ell waebcar'nly fir?
." t Ageraiwe, A laid htefinjr there, ,..
. And wher Are they? ',
1tcre ere the atrrnifth that nVckd decay.
i The etep thai roM eo lijhl ahd .
TUe huart'e hlilhe Une? ; r
The !n'th la Kwne.ilie atcp taalow, ;
Anu'Joy fro we wearincsa. and woo;,,
, Wucn ajiTcoraci on.
Se'y, then, Imw foor and little wofth" -Are
IKojc jlittcrm lojra of earlll -.
Tltal lure u here; ; .'
Treami of a ihp that death inuat break,.'
' '.' Alanhcf'ro it bide ue wake, ? ' V
' STe dcppear. ,
Vgnt t $Iar SpfmgU4 Hammer,' '
A Tragic lucldeut of the Doln ,
feardmcul of Vera rtt. ' "
I.'-. hV rTI KAMROD, V. . A ' .' ' "I
Just B9 1 was sighting noex)l the gut)
f tnv LiitTery oatho -first Uiy of air-ick;
1 hrard nijr tiario called. uy une at my eide,'
nJ looking tp '1 aw Gr a young
widshipmnn,? wh6w nctmty aoI -ofTictrV
like cunJuct I h i4 nt1A6't a", the tiipe of
our Undioj, w1n ho had charges if a Cot
ter hich aided ln putting jmn 'hute. .
He sovnvd vry much excited; hi d trk
yjtt were Hjhng with tMtiution'; his fac
' a deadly pale, and-yet' there was -some
ftinjin hi look as hu( stood , lWly Pi"
tKe parapet of my batierV, i ha t tofj Vho.lt
,not fear that pM hi check. Though
thot and sftvll came brUVlmg ihmuH th
rkfloeJ uir, he niood urun6yed like sea.
prf tuwer amivl the' storm, gMrin; city-
. WKat io yinu vcanl , G , J I when
i Heard hs Voice, aiui'ai th sme time
feppin-cler of ihe recoil of my gun k
htle (lie artilleryman advanced with bis
fnatch to fire it, ' v
' 'For (leaven sake don't fire yet! ahotfU
.4 he, at he apran Irtim the. ' ;aropet
'tront and glanct-d ilong ihe iight , of ,tho
: then stizihg crow, and -withMhe
ftngth at 'a Hercules heved tlio breach
t the gun li one aide, o that. the shot that
. I aimtal wi;h care' at ' on of tho largest
finest, looking buildmgi in thd 'ciiyi
Jr ahich waved the national flag of
xk:o, would fly wide of its mark.
'What mean vou by lhi .Strang cob
f',mJV said 1 sternly, not liking ibis
tfilerfcrence wiih my orders.'
. : 'Wait one instant tili I have fired, and
$ ill explai tuid he, meanwhile sighting
J pn. The net moment lio snatched
rjaich frum the man who.sto'd near
.ind fired. Springing wfm the para.
. pHosratch the effect of his hottl w
d"irribunt aiid reedtfr Aieles a gun on
toemy wain which, had annojvd us
try much all iho morning. t .
V l laiiled when he saw my look of gr.
" ?1"100 l ln'A unexpectedly successful
ho'; n4 ihen more; calmly than, hd ha.d
nWore.remarkeo: .
t ..ueuoant, forgire ro
. l'o jour ilutj; but Yin
,!. "?lhich Ihad ci
Uei:nni r..-: JU- f ntrf.nnt
vour run vas aimed
come hither 10 0-
BMrS VOii . -mr .. 1 it. t..A
u "pare. iou see p-iiv
p '
! replied, not knowing which
th- dft of his remarks. ,
Vl0iVh8 fcTtj of Ilearen f?a.rt that
Lear nt if "every othar i blown
C:p, but do not destroy that ont
can i
ft
i re-
J 1 1
my rc?i rj f.)r '..rti t; tra f
Hear iu: My Istrtj' .v- Auai
: CorrJ
t d1. r
U is thfcre; anj chv GjJ! tj
rr re-jst-;;ra t -t I.j
it.o - t-jcy
I ti. :3t: f---l kr.w.
llist sh, my lave, r.sy very U'c li .ztz
proicctci cr.ly by "Walls uLicVr-.ntb ut
every tV.ui! - t ,
'I vvill, an J aim elsenni.ere,1 exchlra.
eJv fuf if.Ltd 1 Kit frlhe fjcf f.!!.nr.'
- Thar:V you dar Ham rod said he,l
nave t cn lo il Uaiffirtca but tlia fnar
tar on the extreme left, and at tho riA-k of
being latrjhed at, tave bcged all ta spare
thit htfic; all favj prorr.J me to doo,"
and if, when we storm l-rvt pbec, 1 can
bar first over the walls and reach jhe doors
before a'itherst' I yet may save her frorn
thrs fearful perils which now environ hes!1
'I hope you may said I, shuddering as
I thought uf tSe ftaffa excesses winch
must inevitatty otiUT If we tlormed the
town; the excesses which the madness, of
victorrand tlie desrre toa'vene fallen1 com
rgd's ever leads even well tJiacip'.ined vol.
die,ry tocoCTiii. .
Again ,he tvafmly Vf.aed me odturn.
ed to go to the battery he had not ) et vis,
ted. 1 passed along the line? of guns and
directed my men only to aim at the ene
my's gurtsand especially to spare the
house which G. had pointed out; but
what .were my feelings, when, in 4 he ac
of pointing it out to ojne of tny gonners,
I aaw in lis place nothing but a cloud of
smoke i and dust 1 knew at once ' that a
bomb had struck "it, and ' from the look of
things foared the worst formv Young n
val friend; especially- when, as the dut
and smoke ettiedr l aw the D ig gone, a
large partof the "wall fallen, and the palace
a perfect wreck. - The bomb had been fir
id by the ' mortar battery ' jvhich-W
iaiUfd to reoch in tlms to prevent it..
1 continued on In my duty, and a hot
time, indeed, we had of U. It wastalmost
painful! io sea tWmoked and sweaty fa.
ces of onr worn out men, as they toiled on
in the Wrk of destruction; it va!s sicken,
i-ng to ape here and there a ghastly mass
of flesh ajrvd crushed 'bones; 'which by
some' huge shut, had been thus transforms
ed from life and beamy; but. soldiers must
sicken at nothing in times like these.'
I saw' nojimore ot my young. friend G ;
yet tJu1 ng this time, I had thought of him
aod-hfs deep anxiety, and inwardly pray
ed,0 that ,for his sake, as 'wefi as forjhe
ca.use of humanity she was apared. Oh,
it, was a harrowing thought, as we fifed
those showers of shell and shot amongst J
themk that the innocent, feeble and helpless
vqti. fveh in more "danger thtn the gtri.
son soldiers who stood behind their embra.
sure; nod oftcu ! fancied my very elfls
blood curdled with the fancy, that ( could
hear the'hrteka o wounded and djing wo
men, that the pitiful cries of poor children
were borne dawn n the bret-ze I could
almost see I hern crushed', mangled, dying,
dead! 1 Ob Gd save me, from ever wit. !
nwsingthe bmbardrVlent of an .inhabited
ciiyi at l(at, if so, let. there bf none. but
men within its walls. . ' '
When, tho' city had capitulated, I enter
pkl with 'the rest, who, we re sent to take
fojrmir.poseession, and fond the street
which led towards the ruay facing the ;aV
ile, where we were dirocted to. march, led
directTy pnst the palace which G had
pointed out as that of Don Ignatio de Co
rulfa ) As L looked tpoi :the blickened
walls,!. 'I tvtt ,t k'trtmg anxiety to enter ii
and try' and find out 'the fatej t,f G -;V
betrothed, and obtained leave for a few
minutes 'frorn my J captain. ' 1 hastily en-
lered through the ruined arch-way which '
opened into the court yard, 'Vvhich always,
cenfres a Spanish built palate, and siw at
a '-.nce that -G- hadf been before me
in his! yisjt. The: basin of a largt; four..
tain was in the midt. but General Scott
had cut off the aqueducts' which had supfj
priea tne cny loumain, iuu una
i . -' r I .1.:. ... I
By-its verge, however, on a ocoaa siao ?i
marble', sat G f, and ah in hU arms,
1 padded for an Instant; is t saw him and
ih beautiful forrH which he held, for l
thought it indelicate to advance at that
mrimcnfy but 'I could not retreat, and there
seeined something jso strange tu 'his action
that I could not well tear tny self away. ?
fie held her .stillj-and motionless in his
arms, he- Ipng black 'hair fell in dhheyelt:
ed masses down irpon the cold marble, and
over a partly bare and loved shoulder; and
though it seemed he was .linking at him.
for I. could see her large wacu eyes wen?
open,1 still he spoke not, but with a fixed
and strong gaze looked down upon her.
' ! slowly advanced, he could have heard
my footsteps, but I he raised ,no hisi head ,
he did hot seem tojlake care whether friend
or foe approached. bent over him ana
her. I looked down u-wn . her beautiful
faceU was as , pale as the mwble on
wKfch she rested 1 gaxed in ihoste black
eteV; ihey were akes of beauty frozen
over With the be of death-open but ot
lustrous. I looked down upou her awcl.ing
bosom, uncovered by the disarrange ment c4
her drew, and a fchastly round black
and horrio!e Vbugnness, showed ip she
i 'i a rWA of the; iron shen nc
1 nWA of the. iron
iiau w.eu.
ctuVcft rent In fctr. hsom -Mch
herJoulhad f- dlo a, -kinder orrt !.ap
this one. J-.iji:
eu I looked upo'a It and reccgnUed the
l;JGJ-. O God! whati arght
txitaiatars)
13 I'-IvvLUcniterc
Wi J
'ti Lim.'ul, loit. ;j
r.i LtL-vrJ jxi pone-, jjOJjtJ fvjrcvcr, aodi
in rr:!i a'; ' ' '
I hi I r-y t.anj '-n G-i-V thouUcf, f
t-J ';'.3toh;m: t' -n'f.jr the first, time 1
I up, e r.i I .w ihalja him there !
cf.?.p , ; cj . as great as her.
I 5: c dV,tit h'.s eyes fixed and strong in
t' - -i maciJC cf tre. his lijs i!o-J-
1, : cc' J big- drops of sweat on his pall.d
L.'., li, who C4uld describe his ' k.-
IIj Ae not his eye fcgain Itll upo.n her
fw .i, tin l.:ch a lovelier hever pressed
t i ,!.. I - i c f r-.a. I ' - -
1 -J f.r 1 i 2 scene na long-r. "I
r.AcJ fjrih arJ j "?i my company, in.
atauily fenJ.: uri to two of .'b ' a
"T.at.:3 vv ; i' m'r:ht find him. and
t!r ?i t.i -j lo h;j assistance.
!V i
tboarJ cf Mh
tttip
ta inquire
sorrow that l.j w-s cc f.:v i I.) .' il J,J
lerio.Ms fror.i a fever, aujilat f.'.LIj L cs
were rnterii(i.J cf his recoory.
, I learned by one of his s'..'-r.ttc's that
Giii had becomo acquiir.V. j wi;h I) a
na'Aaita on a former 'cruise; thit amu
tusl hive had' arisen, been confessed by
both parlies, and they were to Lj ur.teJ at
the cHxe of the war. th
And this, oh Gjd! this is irar Thcss
are the scenes which the pen of his;ory
must record or men who live in tue niqe
. ,i . t . . . r.i .
tenth rpnturv oi the existence of that re-
ligion which has peaee, mve, and charity
for its mottoes- and emblems.- I know;
reader, that this is a poo? train of thought,
and an inconsistent one- fur a soldier;' but
were you 'to see such scenes as these, you
would not wonder that ' I should almost be
willing to exchange the sword ' and uniform
for the priest' gown aad prujri- book.
;. . j
Frvm GmylorS't itt J?e j1-. ' 1
1 There i a niost mischievous tnemy of
the apple, that attacks the fruit only; and
where it prevails . is knjwn as the apple
worm. It is a true caterpillar', not a grub
like the plum and cherry weevils;; and is
Wi . i .e; .u j. t ..n. Jf
me mrvse oi' tue niui uaiseu
pomoncUa ih--o-Jim5 or Truit m.iU. In
some years' this apple worm has been o
coninvn in Iew England thatavery large
part of the apples were rendered worthless
bv it. ' It Is vcrr rare in the interior of
the States, but we have occasionally met
with it, and it is to be apprehended it will
become still more common.' ThVinoth
appears hi the fatter rpart of JuqeV or be.
ginoing of July, alid without puncturing-
ihe fruit, deposit their eggt in : the hollow
at the bjossom end of the fruit. Where the
skin is most tender, and the worm ihe least
liable to distuibance. As soon as the
worm is hatched, which is in a few days,
it commences eating into the young fruit;
making their way from the eye towards
jhe core, and marking its presence Ty the
powder thrown out of .the opening;.' -The
moth seems to prefer early to late apples,
ono liiC lliliiKirmeu suinuier nuns euuvr
the must extensively ' ; In the course of two
or three weeks' thti worm was burrowed to
the core, and attained its full size. To
get rid pf the matters made in its, excava
tions, it cuts a round hole through the side
of ihuopjilei and thus is enabled to' keep
its burrow clear fiimelime'S the. 'worm
leaves the apple before il faiis,but usually
the injurv il hat received causes it Jo full.
prerhaturely, when the worm quits it and
apini a cocoonY-in which it changes to a
ehrvsalus, and in a'fewjdays more'the per
lect jnaec appears, io renew. iue worn oi
destruction! Tht!s are only the earliest
ones; the Uter o'n'c do not perfect their
transformation's till the ensuing- spring."
The suresl mode' of destroying 4 lie apple
Worm, is to allow swjne to run inHhe "or
chard to gather all the (ruit thul first falls;
r where i his cannot be diiheu "pick them
up by hand,e;nd fled ihem ui some animal,
rhenium weevil and the. apple worm are
uWinct; insects ' rrhe '! plum v weevil has
heed found in'the applet but ihe apple worm
ft ever in the plum, j ' ,
ItSoVniug Devotion. ' , .
.The' morning is the time for devotioQ
noi only from us relation-to lhe-pa51 lirght,
but eon1derod as the introduction of a new
day. - To a tbinkog mind, how natural at
this hour aire such n flections as the .fol.
lowing: am now tc) enter on a' new.pe-
iiod bf ideV to siarl ajresh in !:my c"ure;
I am to returrvtdlhil vocld whefe I have
goho astray; to receive impressions which
may never- be elTiced; to strengthen a
character, whiqh fjts me for he;veu or hell.
I aro ihist'd4yto meet temptations whiih
have often subdued me; I .am Vj be entrUi.
ted again wiih opportunities of usvifss
which I'havetrften neglected. I am to
influence the mi ndi of others, to help in
Itipulding theirchnracters, and in deciding
the happiness nf their present aod future
life.- llow uncertain s this day!? What
unseen dangers are before me! It miy bj
my bit Jd)! ,It will ccrtainlj br'u'ig mtJ
nearer ui -.death and jurgmen;!' Uowt
when entering on a porwd f hie ,ai im
poriant, yet sj Uncertain, hiW fi't vand na
tural is It, before we tke the first itvp, to
setk the (avor of thit Being; on w hum the,
lot of rverv day - depends, t to commit all
nur .intertsti to hTr)m2htT ard wise orov
jd'enc, to seek Lis blessing on our labx.iurs
anu nis succor iq icmjutHJu, aiu iu iui
sec rate lo his sRrvice the day whicii ha ri
ses upon us. ChanntHg.
' A witty AvcHpeer of Norfolk not long
sinceifindi.ng his lombahy slow at bidding
lor docks,. put up 4ie last, and said.-
Now gectlemen.M present you with a
new kind of clockr it is called ' the Snta
Anmt clock t acd 'warranted to run without
n-J Ucr.ord JslcKj-cscc
A Touulaia ! fire.
ot;l cimrti. lombler ur rarg wine
g!a?' put fciirrri gra?n fiofl grait'ut.t.
Zincvol U grain of phosphor ns cut
ala 9 mK piece. . li another vessel mix
Urcjiitol sulphuric add, ;fuh
ibnlaanuiy ol waer. low,tak;m irs
jngredieru into a dark room; pour the di
luiei acid -upon iho phosphorus and zinc.
ElTerrescence will imm& iaMy ensue, oc
casinhed by the evolution of phosphoretled
hydrogen gas, which fluid, by us. superior
levity ascending in ihe air .wi'l spotitenc
tiuiljr tike fire; brilliant jets of1 fltne will
now dart from the wlwle Surface of. the
liquid; ihe liquid ittelt, and the air around
it,'wilt.Ue illuminated, and curling columns
of luminous smoke will ascend froin ihe
fiery mixvure, producing v risppfia ranee
applicatte to its appellation a t'ouoiaitt
of Fre.'
' A Cheap Imitation vfSilctr Urontt
Put into a cruVib!e an outrce of pure .tin,
and set !ii n-n 'fire to tneh; wht h itjbegins
t r-t't add to it an Vqual quuntity of bts
r. ;;h, and stir the mixture" with on iron
rod till thd whole is entirely : melted and
incorporated; Takq the. i crucible then
fru -i i!.3fire, and afterthg melted compo-
sitlon Ls bcome a little cooler, but while
it ii ttiu a faid state, pour info it gradu
ally i an ounce of mercury, stirring it nt
Alio bj MB laiii nui iiic uivivuiiyiiK c
1 . . . . . . . . ' .
iik.. . . tl . k. tk..
dien's. Win a, the whole is thus commix
e& pour t!.c nuii cut of the .crucible htf a
stone, where, it cools, it will take the
form of aq ; arrialgam or mfetaincpaMe;
which will be easily bruised into;,a fl.iky
powder, and may.be ti n replied to izd
figures in the innnner tjf -oid or, silver
bronze r may be tempered wiiji gum wa."
ttr, and opp-lied to ;h work wnh a brush
or camel hair -pencil; and if prupeHy Se
cured with varrvUh'ur laquersjwill be even
more durable thajn either sijver Ictif or sil
ver bronze. Sctentific American
iJLet Children feluj.
We extruct the f!!.JiVlml-i-,;",
jiuiuMM. --wrKSTi4jo ''1'rirenology fdr
Children." Ji abounds in paisjoa re
markable - for tbeir simplicity uui elo
quence, v . "
HAIl'childrcn cifn learn to sing if they
commence in season. I-do not say at(
wi! huVe the; same sweet- voice of thr;
nightingale; for some have naturally sweet,
mild, and soft voices, when they talk while
others speak in loud, strung, and mascu
line toncs The same is true in regard lo
singing r- - - , , . -
In Germany, every child is taught- in
use i;s Vice whileoung. ' In their schools
all join in sinning as a regular exercise,
as much-as they attend to ihe study of ge
ography;.and in their' churches the lilngiog
is not confined to a choir who sit opart
from' the others perhaps in one corner of
the house, but. there is a vffst yde of in'
cense, going forth to God from every heart
which can give utterance to the aoul?'
"Chidreni sing! Hfrs sing ' with . your
whole hearts! Dvid sang - before 'the
Lord, and it is meet that you elwq.'d da
the same; encf always when angry fauh"g-i
rise in youf breast cUrb and .check (hcTn
byvsinging weet aod cheerful songs! -
Anecdote of General Taylor.
The Atis&mippi volunteers r luie nu an
ecdote lilustraiitrg Gen. Tat(ir' ctnrc
t eristic goodness of heart. Soon lifter" the
bailie of .Monterey, and during the exces
sively tiot weaihei1, frmv which oITiccm
and men sullcreli severtly, some gee: Io
nian sent. General Tavlor: a barrel of ice
and a quantity of uciiciouj cturtt.
precioui b'wthen was deposited at I
The
Oert
,wr, J old
t-i
erai s tenr, wttn a nrti ic;r.5jr j i
after politely acknour'tiijfIr whicl1, t
hero caused the head ot tl:? hirit. 1
knocked out, and, takipg for hi m : a
lunlp as large as his fist, sen; the uhuh ol
iho reminder,,and the claret; to thu uis.
riital, for the use 'of the &ick ' soldiers.-1
this is but one induce, out of m u.v, f
the considVraie i'nd . Vlf Kncrifitjin genVr.
rostty and humamty of General Talor a
character. .
We state this fact upon the nu:I; r!ty of
gentleman who lud it from i!,;
sippi yoiun:eers, . c i.
c ? a
I ft me,
LriJ'iafit
new lustre lo the o J hMjr,
brighter that; any' hi(
deeds of armscould'
Repullican,
Proroclui . i
The CiuriMi Hi Co.::."
rzi
iv r
i tl 2 31st
,cor four-
u't. s ijs? " i tiere is a i.
teen jears ( f t;-", f : (
il u
Hotel iu thj . city, -v. ;(
horse an! a I- v ;y,
t rutting
-' :". '.be'
- , of
;s
bet of cmf . s :s.j tc? a
cig irs a ny t.r.:.
innumerable!, struma. -
ionables, and orvcrs l.'.s
paign Tcguiarlyat .!..
const rt'j:r.tia t i ; I :
anJ hu c!:etT: $ 1 ' r
j x ,r
real l
: t -
1
li OS
i
to the cc.ti
if t r r v
him clrr.kij j.'- - n .
to be grand:r c i, r i tv
leps in ilia s; .
foots hisX'-J j L ' r, i
V tVe a fjur. ( ' t i .
reisfonune.) lid is from' f
is travelling We-ward on a
Deration and, cibscrvaOm.
.Wb woojrifLU cIjiLcr
rjut! ' -, .
L.Tif r. j-
The N.Tork Journal of 'Curhm
that 01J0 fHtb uf the jHipulaikiu cf t!ut cny
are pauperi ' ', ,
A block nf three story bu.tJiegs is abou!
tc beV put up, in Gncinnati, the enure front
of which is to be if cast iron-
volume vw.-no.. lj. . ivnoLU
-4 pAYAnirJiy" advaxciI.
Cje llardenirs run, l o llwifig
ar among th several rurfliod : of cae
h'trdening bv rmansof pruriate of p-th.
f"fhe piece of iron, afver Lemg polished.
is to be made brightly red hot, and tUca
rubbed or sprinkled over, with the above
sah in Sue powder, vpnn the pirt intended
to be hiidened. ,TI. i prusiae lein d
composed, and apparently disiiixtted,-tSe
iron is to be quenched in cold water, ll
the process has beet well managed the
surftee of the metal will have become-V
hard as To eist the fife O.hers pfopoie
to amear over the surface nf ihe iron with
loanxmade inioartnn paste with a strong
oiwvton of , we prusaiaie, to ury it iwij.
then expose the whole -to a nearlywhite
i?it,' and final.T plunge the iron into Cold
Water, when the heat has fallen to due red
ncss. Scientific America.
Ret fit ftlAr Beaver ta lU VjSlaU,-
la S. Hunan's iurnal for May," la a com
munication frem 3, B. Uuckley, in which
he lays f ihe range of the Bearer; In De
Ivay s &x!ogy of trio State oi .New lork,
it is erroneously s!aied that the most south
ern limit of the BeaVer witlvnAhe United
States, is the northern pari of t ha State of
New York; there were Beaver jUlnamong
the mountains of North Caro'mi in the
year 1642, where Mr: B. saw,, trets hewly
cut down -by them, and he' was infittmed
by his guido that he had seen the ' BenVcr.
Thisw-ig in Haywood county, a few.ntiles
from WayoetviUe, on the Big Cigeon river
3 wild, tough rgionMabounding io grand
, scenery f and rarely visited by uraoj being
httlo k0on evn tothe hunters.'
A n Udiior itt a had Uor. The editor of
tne i int, cs'a&iisuecl, his . japer in i
tdwft without inhabitants, and has contin
uef io publish it without subscriber , or
redcr8. .. 11a is sans every ihingj byt typei
and pa pergene rally supposed i. requtstivio"'
me ronouctin? oi a nuouc urnai. nui
what wtfl not Yankee perseverance accom
pr1.! The following is frctn jlp list nuih
. VThis is our 4th number, but as yet we
have not received the first rxchanre
t rT -r.lrom anv qtiajier. We are getlipg
like nno'd.maid of our acquaintance Miss
,ilvu owerhy, lo have a very poor pin-
lun of the mails; and for ihe same reason
doubtless, that they never comu; where. We
are. Mirror.
NEWBta.f , 0.) AU. 10.
Curth Jixirni. The Broad Creek
Church) didUut abotft miles from New
bern, was consumed by fire on Thursday
night, t!i 5 ill instant It was undoubt
.' 1 i - . fern i
ea.y ine Kom oi an incenaiarv iMo e'ue
is we have learned, bus been pverV tdadis
cUvery of the t)f the wretch wtio' thua wan
(only desiroyed a building especially devo
ted lo divine worship. Republican. .
' A letter from Sterling, Woreester coun
ty, Mass,, ivtjsan account of a malignant
disease- umong the cattle upon ihe farm of
Mr. Smith of i hat place.' Six fine work
ing cattle died in the course of a week.
rrt. ' . t.. ' . f
i ne svrrpioms were-, iih the mtrrain,5
Several pmons,v among, ihe in fhe thysi
ctn cf the place, opened two or three of
the cattle lo ascertain what the disease
was, One of tbenTrti cut his finger, and
tor?!; ihe infection fron ihe, dead ox. ', llv
ded in 20 hours. The physician also lay
dangerously 1ick at tho lime" the letter
we. written. . - , - . ,
T
.T7ir.i7i modett, and llelarl Cgurte
out. We cut- the following; aliort but pii
quant colloquy belween ah itlcDciaieand a
rumselferl " . .
w Landlord. "-"I'M you. had avoided rum,
your early, hiibhs of industry and intellect
ual abili tin would . haveplaeed you ; inn
high stution, and you would' now - ride in
your own carriage.' . - - , ?
- Inebriate. tl And tf Vou tint) Meter sold
run fotme to buy, you vould hqvc been
mV drivef1 .
Grf. . Tyhr andGeji. Scott The New
Orleans Times states lhat the difltince
bctttPftt rte populariiy of General -Sc-oti
and General Tiylor may be clearly iHo'i
traSed . in the feelings , exprehsed by dhe
Ltlunteert. If you abuse " Oen, S.tt,
they will are in the defence if voir a
buSe Gen. 'Jaylor, ihey will turntit and
whip yout - -j 5 " '
Tlules lo bo obscfv; by visitors in aV.
Editor. OfTi.-e: ; r '
Enter softlv.
, Sit d wn quickly. T '. ' v " " j
? Dorf't touch the poker -.,'
' Sjy rolhtrg in'eresiing. i
. Engage in no. controversy , t . ;
t Keep six feet from his table1 . - ' '
11 t nd ofF his manuscript'.
t If he be a decent rm lK pu, wbat
paj-rs bedoM hot wish, within your reach
them pom over to your heart a content.
K; iC be obrupt, or Jook sava'getake 11
for granted he i stalled and vaoi; n. " 1
Freedom nf Elections m England In
iho Londoo Tunes i ot m recent date, may
L'! found:' the fallowing advert raeoichf:
4 W b n ted t o . p u r c h ae, nf'ilneVal uo-of
fr wu X.i),000 to. 70,000 any eiae car-
r wilh it snjjicienl, parliamenta ry -influ--
. to enable the purchaser to obtain a
: i i the nex Parliament.! '
T..r?tKing of AahaDtee js allowed by law
v,4,2 ivc a privilege of which every
sable incarch ot thai kingdom is said to
avail himself. - , .' r ,
The hs by fire in tho ciiy of Boston'
during Je. ftejsi seven month!-,: has been
Clij.OTd, lnurorieeg74.579
An omnibus has breti ia"( iri St.
Louis, two stories high..; Ix xJAfries sixty
pssengers. ' ':
, A f.st, yurg, ani'j:':, i r..'. f " "
of our acquuuta-ce, rcil ,i it tl l -
rtii JJIe seciiM U l,a citv end vl ty t'
bye,, has been wtjoinj his ' taijr.bVd fjf
ithe Is at. ."half dozen"e7rs tha oihtf y
Comef what might, lA it ir.ta hi! ! J t'J
fp thtj noestioou rf tl.a btnGt tS rJf
Using1 readers we quote the d.alj; V. onl
for wotd, hoping at the tamo tiiss t:.U
ethers mas profit by the colloiy. s
-ICttte- siid Oedrge, .for thesa werw
their "cotji ner.s, yoa kaaw ifst I hav
now adircsied ycj for the f cried cf at Ica&l
six long yearsl"'- , , , ' f .
''Ayesryi long ones saiJ Hat
with' an emphasis. , :
But not loo -iiYmt Kate thaa tears
in'generah ,i 4 ' ' " s 1 1 t
4 True Gear?, said Ksu year
hath but three hundred and sixty.Avt caleo
dar idays in ii, and you Can r iVe no m
ol itr-b Jt then, ycu K r)r,.Vf f org?
M .
the maiden, leanirr wn...iJv oa AU9 .
shoulder of her lover,' srma years are
and of course" must be mora teci.o'Jis than
others ; ' r, . ." -
Tis even snv my Kate, bat I hepa th
next six cio..r lives rniy be more screen
ble::i tedious, , What say jrodr
my ! bonny !! .-? '
f In sooth, Ueorgei I know ftot whxl .
you mean. , -
;y Bi cannot you guess, my Kate? -
-v Guess siii the mai,dt;n with avbetrsy
ing miU.. j. . '
j Aye, guess, .Kate.1
I'Somethirigs, Georgo - "
: I'But catt' you Ao goes What 1, sroull
noW prupiscl" I . '
Indeed,' George, I cannot.'
fThen Twill tell yoit. I sVoalibs man
ried, my Kau.'
, , MBe wluVGeor?e? : .
-Maryed, loVeJt -- -
'Bot to whoml quickly . Jaterroated .
the maidens
I T. iVlm else but r.u, lovs re
sponded, the. frank .young man.
JWitir lPmy heart, said ltafe.-
"iVbenthe; dsyr
. Tomofrow!1
With all my heart Ifiain; stfeeity lr
culated the oVcrj iyed young girl.
-jTlius pleasingly ended the W6rk 6fli
Katig yearaths knot was indeed lied dd
the ioitowing daywe vritnesied the marl
rtoge ccreinony the young couple art
now 'man and wife, and apparently in tha
possession . of more real enjoy merit ihad
even Queen Victoria and Prince Albert
backed as: they are by tbe wealth of Ma
British rt-rttm. Long lira Id tfte 'happy
couple, hoping that their example may W
art iiiduceiivem to all young folks in Une,'
taf t morne to a firm conclusion, throw
courtship to the winds, and likb honest
George and Kate, go and gtft rharrledi '
Auimut Affection
Messrs. Gunder & Con Co'ritfaHdrl b3
the Boston water worki. had a vafddble
cirt iorse severely injured & Few day t
sibte, near Cchituate village Thg ani.
mal was'led hotne to the stable; Where a
b0ut fifty horses are generally kept. r Thd
hoMlfcrownfla Water spaniel which -for
me murithd has btjeri constantly about a.
mopt! ihe horsrs to lh stable, living 00
Ivrm o( g'reat friendship wiih Ihem. IrrJ
nk'diately after the disabled horse wis led '
ii, ho' IW down and began t j exhi signs
of great distress, r The KpanieL at once rab
10 the h ir$o ahd commenced fawning a- '
found hln, licking the- jxjor aBirtiai fsca, .
and divers oihur ways martifcstlftg his sym
pathy with the sufTorer. r ' -
Tlie struggles and' groan) df (he liorstj -bving
continued, the dog aought his mas. '
ter, and drew hisattentUn 10 the woun
ded hor!!e) and manifeited great satisfntfi 1
imn wh'-n fie.Todiid, hie master errt-lloycd
in bathm the wounded ariimaj, and utter.
wise ministering to his watrts;f The fijl
tfer continiied lus caro of the horse until at '
lm Ifour iu ibehightyand then called thi
tg 10 goh'.fne; byi tlie afleciioiiate crent
lure wuld ;not Inarehis eufTeritJj friend(
fijd icorVrnticd by him' all night. Arid up
lo tln tuVie we last heard from the d)g'-J '
forty-eight hours after tlie horse was in.
j6rd ihe 1 iihfuHpahiel had not' left tbf
sulK ring horse day or night, for a minute,
riot evt-ii io'ui; und frbm his apivarance.
; 11 is D'riitvcu 1 hat, he .scarcely slept at a II,
j. Ue i Cutis'.amly on he alef,, Oo guJ"tff.
irg any one 10 cime near the horse. x-
yJ;,.iyav.n.v.Jo,0 me sianie and the
t her of ce animal; and his whole appear
anc; (( one if extreme distress and anxU
ty. lie tftehlaye his head on tbe hone
eck, caresses 'ium and licks around' hi
eyes; which kindness the poor horse ac
knjwledge by . a grateful look . and olhe?
a gns of reqognition.
i The abtrve staTements, wbictr Btay fa
relrd on for ihei'r. accuracy ; furnish ono
ff tins moi-temarkable ard aflcting exhl.
titionsof hti4l kindness lhat' we hava
tref met s with; and should cover fcuH
5hmTe the unfeeling creatures called rflen,
yt ho be,a 1 and abut.e ilia t fioMe a nd nsist
useful of anhuaU, without ai'mt or remorse
and are krerly destilota'of sympathy for
Ihe whole brute creation. iortosj Trav -'
eUer. '
j Tlie poir wounded horse, whose case is
rnrntt.ned above, i. dead. The faithful
ad eaeci iooaie spahiel xenaalned by lha
hre toiba lasi,? ahd then in company
With anotlej tt fallowed the carcass half
mile tii the ptilce of burial, and was with
tiinlcul-j Induced io leave the sppLiid
t t(rh mail do' hit duty, bo matter
whefbff is ihe tourtth sefiattfwthe field
,ir the maatifai-tory sfiJ f.ihsf tills bo
canaoi hold to the reipeel tod citetra of
his fellow men. ' " 4
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