' '2 "
us :he mists dream,
ITh InirtauitV ef the Mowing P'pit1 ,,rin
W ecieotifie puoi and play opon erord., will es
pecially commend it te our ecientific reader. ;
while, in theae'daye of universal reading, there
will be found few indeed who do not understand
'enough of the vocabulary of acieoce, at lea.t to
appreciate, in aome degree the fun of the thing.
Ujt from the JCoickwbiiNJ.
, Ueihougbt I wi. exploring e bidden
recesieeof an extensive cave, whose wind
rrg parage, had never before echoed to
StrZi of human foot f With e.er-fresh
.dn.ira.i6n and delight, I l jjj
the thousand wonders winch the flashing
torch-lighl revealed on every aide, each
Ilep of ?..v progress, when a strange sound,
I, of the hum of many voices, , fo.l upon my
ear What such a sound could mean Ml auch
, place is more than 1 could d.v.a.
Curiosity led me on in the direction whence
H cmn.-. Tli buzz' of ronv. Ration, cheer-fulfil--would
rrm frq.rt the occasional
bursts of merriment that wore heard, grew
more and more distinct, until Jbe dark "
narrow passage I b.abewiUlowii sudden;
v opened upoMmeof tfiose magnificent took
parlors, ol wnose grainieur -acrinii..n
can convey hut faint idea. A
flood ..flight illuminated the archmg root
With the vast columns of stalactite sparkling
.with crvtl 4ht titjrted r '
fl,ct d wiih impnsinifW. cl from the huge
heeUofll.es3.no material, of "the purest
while, that hung from the ceiling in (jr.ee
ful but substantial drapery. I stood in one
of nature's noblest l,..lls but not alone.
A straive company had ga'hered n"c
pi..b .,.,;... and white, blue spirit and
...... ,.,.. l.rfore me. A fstive occasion
h..i'!.mM.rin iovous mood and in boli
day alt.re of the ririt born of creation, the
Elements ojhing. ;
Ih dreams .nothing- ever surprises us. It
.,! rfntl untiiral to see these fairy
forms m thai strange grotto; so, accosttnir
Without hesitation, the one nearest to. mo I
apologised fortov intrusion, and wasa'.oul to
-withdraw, f rout my new -,v,
i.:..;..l.,i rnr.I.iil a H el'otnc, ami
bo earnest an invitation to become a partaker
in their festivities, that I could not .deny mv
teir the pleasure of accepting the hospiUMy
o kindly proffered.
. I waa't-Kin informed that some of the lead
characters among Hie Cements had re
Solved some week, before on ba.ii.K
vr.l picnic dinner party. F.fi-i f'y
invitations l.;l accordingly been sent out,
one to each of the brotherhood: and prepara
tions for the feast made upon a mo-t extet,.
iveseale. Sea and land had been ransacked
for delic.fitw.niHl every thing was put in re
nuisition ih..t(rouldmi...sterlotho splendor
, of theei.tsriaiuinct.tor to the ci.joj uicul ol
'the occasion ,,
At Hie hour I so unexpectedly came upon
them, nearly all ihe-g.ie.it. with their fam-
ill. hid assembled in the Strang drawing
room I have described, awaiting the .sum
mons I. the banquet. Span.o.isas .hilt, raw
n room was. it was nearly filled with these
interesting chrld'ren of Nature And here
Ihev were; seen, not as in the chemist a la
boratory, writhing in the heated crucible, or
pent unW"?' prison; or poem.-.' out ol
Ls holders ami Florence flasks, but arrayed
in their native beauty ; each Irce s a.r. and
acting s impulse prompted. I here were
those presentof every hue, very si vie ""rew,
every variety of appearance-. 1 he Metals,
the Gaseilhe Salts, the Aods, the Oxides,
now b, tb. Urorueter. PST
n9. tbProftrssof of qhmUlry,wbere,it teemed.inch h pir , tf wllej & p-.
,t te my ooDfualoo,' I had fallen eleeB Juring the , ,g of Chl,rc, Rewliug. Frow bisiib
HAZLITT'S ADVICE TO HIS BOSr..
now or ne r
i. .'l"!! .! bv the way,
then who " ".' :;: .:.. b- k
M stern old Uon, baa naru w -VVT
Ti A strange character surely wm le pbN
pkr of Xomrnon power, of fle rfjjl.
veriest busy-body in the worW ; efl. wJ
the art of healing; psacticalmalgamaon M .
o .h.. eompl't. factotu Pot. I
TU, brilliant looking follow, u,an,fe..ed
Uh, mech levity in hi. deportment to win reaps. A,
and was p?onounced.iy those who knew him best,
to be ra-her In grw&y. PI,iou '"Tm
.d all the company; in natural brighiuew. Tin
was outshone by few. "
When Oxygen arrived, and hi. bght elastic
tread was beard, and hi. cle.r, transparent coun
tenance was seen among them, a murmur of con
emulation ran round the drawing room, and in.
voloniarily, all assembled rose to do him homage.
He was a pntriarch indeed among i hem ; literally
a father to many of ih. younger.gue.ts. Hn ar
rival wa. the signal for an "J'nraB"t. .' V
banqueting roum. where of right ho took hi. .eat
atuieneauui ure ' . ,
Touching the apartment Ml.o entered,
, i .h.t ,i una rind bevond deecrtp-
.,, it aa. hnfiteJ up with the radiance of
nWn.da'y, by an arch of flame intensely daizling
i a h. . M.rlnn, annaratu. which Galvan
in these matters, had contrived
fur the occasion, out of some materials with which
his friends Zinc and Copper naa lorn.sneu
.ml wreaths of roses en-
. . i . l 1 .Ka wIwiIa
circled the alabaster columns ami mi -
look like a hall in Fairy land. ;
n,, i muai siAanrinn mm lauiu inu it" i.'n'uP"v
nalia. The preparation of the viands I mean
the baking, boiling, roasting, stewmg. ana ine
i v I...:- .l.Iii. hjil
like hau been committee io
i ..rl.nnil in that deuar'tnent, i
nobler of the Metals had generously lent their
costly services of plate, while Carbon united with
i r.. .;.i. .ho ..Intrant steel cullery on the
run lu luitn. - . .
occasion. Alumina provided the fine sel of China
that graced the table; and Silox and Potash,
without solicitation, sent as their contribution,
cut glass pitchers and tumblers, ot superior pai
tern and transparency.
a. .m., tl. of Nature there is nh era
ving for artificial excitement, Oxygen and Hydro,
gen. (who. by the way, have done mors for the
Cold Water Societies than Delavanpr Father
. a :. 1 al. a A mi mt Ir
Mathew.J werecomtniseionea to proviu
ables ; asd what beverage they furnished may be
easily conjectureU. Carbon, wi n waj.. -Hydrogen,
found most of the vcgtables ; and
Nitrogen, whose assistance as commissary here,
was indispensably joined fheor in procuring the
meats, under which the table groaned. No taste
but would be satisfied with the variety; no ap
petite but would be cloyed wiih the profusion of
good things. .
Though the liberality of the four who bad been
named. Fefl but linle for their associates to con
tribute, still some individual offerings to the feast
deserve to bo noticed. Thus the oysters. Car
bonate of Lime had sent in the shell ; ths pyra-
f i k. .i.,.n.i worn nrnvided
mius ol ice cream i"r mo - r- g
... - u.... ..t pi.!,,,;,! mil Iludroaon. the1..
oy ine uaugenor vi unwi -.j- c
Dreamtd a dream in the wo w mj mmv
MsntcAtCoixiei, CwMMiim.
. MONOPOLX AW ARlSTpCttACK.
m- n...,; i; an extract frort the .peecB
de in the llouw of RepreTivae te Coa-
grew, in 1933. by Hoo. Z
m. vnloBM-k. anti-tarin btll
Boston. . P" the SDeecb were true
rna anruniwn1" vww ---
aod unanswerable then.. and they are so now
Tfien, sir, we are told of favorea ciasje. ; o
favorsTof rich men not being content with equa
protecU and having bcought the Go.er.me, t
io make them richer by ct. of Congress. S r.
deny the fact. I deny it in toto. When -did
capital ot capitaTists.sk you to regulate the mm.
phWmenj of their capital ! Never. '1 he me
r ' ....A i m favor ot tree
opposed to .hem 1jf"3K
. r ri 1 u . ntn ilia business ol
view to lnaucn a : .
...I aaul ink. IAL US S
manufacture. . i ue cpn.." .
... H . amir w. on elrengin
l0.ne". ' VlT.r:.:, . Like the channel
of WHICH i capi.a.... , ; - Ml(liI., uuon
teTnaudnt.chinery.
IIIIUM'UV W , - .
which can becomerted to no oiner Pu,y ,v. -.
... .1.- nueat DOIIltot pro-
ryn.g coinpemioo . , - r
that we are grasp . . Mn....-- -
::us: erha;Mom-.yr ;rirg enough, per-
hasi:n:srmayre
source, fro... which these scntimenta .naye
been drawn, t.or from now 7-p.. .....
been he d up to tne view oi in.n - i
ocen ne u k nrim- ii e. of revolution
nonuce litem itifnt""'-" e- . , f , .
ary radicalism ; I hey are mo - "
Cayde ! they are the principles Frane i J
",u I . T , ,:..':.. l.
imam in the worst period ol me revo -
.be cry of 'rich aristocrat r me .
f L toaterne." and consigned the uuhap,
victim to a near lairi.t post.
.. ..r . mii nri inert be carrieu om
and we need not trouble ourselves about preser
vin r the Union. It will not be worth the pains
It stnkes at the root of the prn.cipie .i sec.....
ladon the very foundation of all civil.ZHliou.
- Sir. we have heard a great deal of rich man
ufacturmg corporation. : of overgrown corp..r
tions. as odious, dangerous n.onslers. On Ih .
ooi.it I have a word to say.' as o. no aubject. per
Los. is there more general m,sappreheitsK.ii -
VVJiM is tle laci : . , ,
. . r f..i,.roa urn nrC.duCOO OV
modem ayW fl o. .-'-"--- - This
combined actiol,. i---- . ' -nilfa!lure
is more e.pectal.y me ce .
of cotton. What, then, ts the . flVct of those cor
Duration, or joint aMck companies .' bonply t"
ble people of .mall or moderate c .p.tal to qom
into business on equal terms with the rich. For
myself. I know no more ingenious mode of pars y
iii the d.rectand immediate .nfluenre of wealth
than those very corporations. I ue pn.pm.j
e rich capitalist. ,f he be rich O. taken , ron. hi.
controUnd placed in the hands o .he more ac.
tiv -nanars of the concern. I he mere cspi
MgM, no more command of it than if it were
. - t .u .i It mav bj worth
:un8 in tne Doiiom . oic -
d I is lunufc
of
, i sun, in in" "" - . .
i. the 1 . :i. !.,,. ,ro l,ow these corporations ari
"J " i i ; ik. I . . ..'L.r... ..,, ilio rnmuoneut parts
bride of Sod.um,who was out aevera . . y , up. "ave . .
the Alkalies all wefa mere. r.o.
r.;ul.a il..ntiiof ocean even, tney
Itar com'ei; and a gay.r asmblage, a more
..Hmaied eccne. my eyes had never bebel.l.
Many of th lad.es of the party were niot
. . , ii.. r.l.l.rin wore a ben.tl.fill
sreenish yellow roue, timi u.a,....,
nueeit.like form Jo good advantage. L e
fair daughters of ChrmtMom particularly at
traded .! auction, w ..h their gay dresses
of the liveliest golden yllow and orange red.
i .1 1... Inot nrri vd. ami was not
louine in". j ' ,
f etHrsenc.rwl.ered of ah unpretending onier
J . r .,rav that euvelopeil her per-
io,, ; but the warmth of the apartment soon
compelled her to throw this aside when she
I ...... ..fill... ir:ill7P.
appeared arraveii in a vtsiu.c b -----
t i l .,J.. ni or imnffiuable
ol me mo. ij"--i" --.- - ,
Carbonic Acid was tl.err, but not clad in the
airy robe, in wb.ch I expecte.. .o se w..
tuf- f ih iron band of adversity
A lie iimas'ri v.
had been up.... her, and now her. alt.re was
plain ; simply a dress of snowy white; Ihe
. ! . i .i. .u. n.-iliinpit circumstances
Deal wiiien id ,
...u.-i. .1 1...1 hP.i reduced allowed her
a wtliuii an" ,i
to assume. Quite a contrast to her was mo h-
r...u .um nu would have sutHMiseil lo
WJ miwrii) w j
. be a widow in deep mourning ,
wbobad taken the black veil, so .able were
her gar.per.ts, ... gloomy tier .com in.
had not her ear-r.i.gs of polished jet, and i
.1 . r'.i a ihal olillereil on he
CirC.ei O. mm""""- - n .
. i ,iwt mU hail not vet altooelher
renounced the vanities of the world. 1 he
belle of tbe room appeared to be N.trous
Acid, the graceful daughter f Nitrogen;
airy in all iior. movements, and with dress
of deepe.1 crimson, inai "i- "-" - ;
with . lip and chetk rivaling the ruby tu the tr
redness.
Among the lady Metals, too, there were
many of bright faces and resplendent charms :
but I must pa, on to a description of the
.i ....... r ih. niirtv. Siilnliur wore a
uivofrnode.t yellow plush, while Pfiospho.
roa quite disconcerted some of the m,.rde
corou. of ihe matron, present, by inak.ng
i.: ..r.nr. in a pair 'of flesh colored
.'i.hia. PU.huretted IIydr.uen, or a. be
" Will..rf ll.e.Vi,. " .tariled
la iiica-naui .... - ,, , . .
mo by flitting by in robe of living flame,
. - j :.. ...t.;i. ih graceless voiinjistcr is
tne uress tu '- .. .
."id lohsualchurcb yard? and marshy places,
. . Ii.in I V il laai Unfa
. playing hi pranne upon pu.
.-
-Th. Kingof the met.WGold, w.. arrayed hi
.... - ihuucrh it mu.t be con-
iMaa4 tbsjre was a glitter apd wr of bghtk
paa about bim, from which you would tura wMb
plaasor. to tbe mili.iweet face of bia royal
tar Silwr, wno, ieae op"" i -."
-Mttiuaumins creature, of alerling worth.
Mereory wa ?ra, aa livajy" and .a veriatile
. 1 . ! raauWa. beine 1 aow b v the tber-
jMBMUr, noting the .ubterraDtaa Utnoeratur. J
snow engaged in freezing them ; and the almond.
and peaches came from the conservaiuty
drotyantic Acid, the drugirist.
Alter grace had been said by Affinity, who is a
. r -i.m.Kin to the Elemenis, having officiated
at the wedding of all married ones nf tlmeom-
nanv. a vig.Hr.Mis onset was ms. b " ,
ilnngs before them. At first, all were too n.ucn
eng.ged for conversation, but the dessert appear
ed at last ; as ibey cracked .he nuts the jest too
was cracked ; toast and song were c...-u
w.t and innocent hilarity became the order of the
day. Even Oxvgeri. who naa preemeu
an air of dignity, relaxed from his sternness, and
entertained the younger ones fti tne .ao.o
. - t .nU. n thA
many a tale of hia misciuevou. pr..n. ...
.i fu T-iiior m.aos. when Time and hun-
elt were young. Strange tales they were, too,
.l i. ...:.u nhirh tlmlrmen and he
I oi ear.n(j..-.Ki.a wnu .....v.. j -
would now and then frighten the lcthyaui and
i i i r n
Megaiheriaof the ancient worm; ..u ... .....-
irrations comical, as ot Old vu.caua -
f " ... '. , K iLa OA.
anvil, UirHilmg them ueiore nis eyea
. . I . t.n .l
ry bolt he was lorgtng. - iniB,iw"i.
ded. with a slv glance at his utaid partner N.tro.
gen, who IV near, "wa. nemre omBn
berea down hi. apirira, and Umcd bia impetu
OOP , .
I U-..a ar.ira 1(1 rfiron C B IIHIIW
J IMVV v-v-
f i.- n.iMn'1 4nrlv vouth. nor any ot "1W
aay ng. and doings of others of the party on ib.s
memorable night. Ei:e wn.nu .
lou. .tory Nickel bad to re'ate. of a falbng out
i.a,l i h the Man in the Mon, and of a
IC I'llVB .....
journey he was consequently under the necesst-
ty of making in hssie io tne earn, mi -would
44-4of he d rolleriee of Nitron. Oxyde.
lhat funniest, queerest, craziesi oi yuu..a-.c..,
and how Phosphorus made a flaming speech, and
Potash a caustic one ; and bow Mercury proposed
... i i .t tr unmn
-i-h n.inini l'rnieEBiiui "
as a umbi, "o
we say, - Use us but do not abuse us. I must
i. . nr a curious nine oi-n.
SpVHB. ."V.t.. - - u . Ill
chanced to witisss. ; it was a flirtation that
rruiniT on wiih Hydrogen, whom.
much to my surprise. I found seated among the.
M-talii. and uuile at home among them, too.
tu. tnitn ft rnmrui uct d -
P T.. S Mernnnrk Manufac
u r ng Company. w..h a capital of 1 500,0(K).
divided into shres of 81 f ': The whole
nn.her of proprietors is WU of which 1 o are am
e e women. .folding 55 share.; II 7';:
fift shares : 20 trustees. Ij.nlili.iff I9M share. ;
10 inc. hauics, workmen, and agent. ; df mer
LtZ'h.d.lin,. WO share.; and
men retired from business, holding 240 ?"--
A nroot thai me ru ,c "" ,
P . . own r.ir one share
tors, there are w.J I - .- bul lW()
arh and thirty-eiani -
Shares each. Sk. I hope we shall hear no more
of these aristocratic corporation
Friend BroadbriiP,
. : - l w. hiii.- tu Iuh master, a run
saiu eH..- -:b . ..,!, can
Quaker ol u.e c -y -; '- ' nlM1I1.tlde
not eat of that leg oi muuou -
"'"l day- . ....... ,v, n,l Quaker
Whereiore nm : " - ,
i, .!. .IMD-Ihatanpcrlaineth to lh.it son
-r mI.I,o, the worU calls Lawyer .-
craft, ba.h come intomy parlor and stole it-yea.
and he bath eateti it op . f ,
Beware, friend z.eFna...B...
wiU.e.saa.n.V.hy neighbor. Art thou jure U
was friend foxcran . '"'' - , .
Vea. verily, I saw it wun m. -
was Lawyer IWraft's dog ; even Pincheni
-UpoT. hat evil time, have we fallen !" sigh
ed the harmless secretary, a he wended h way
m his neighbor's office. - Friend .Gripus." M.d
.IaUaUephed the scribe, laying
i 'CK. f-"d ,ha,1 -y, do?, S
gone .n.o nry neighbor', pantry and stolen there
Fom a eg mutton, and 1 saw bin. and could
call him by name. What ought I to do!
Pa, J the mutton- nothing be clearer.
. . iv....Qii. ihv di. even
from my Pry a leg of mutton of , he just value
f four .hilli.ig and sixpence, which 1 paid for it
S opiniontbt I mustpay
for it. and having done en, the worthy fried tur-
ned to depart. . , R ,, . r.ed
Tarry vet a nine, im-
the lawver "Of, verity, 1 have ye, further to
y unto thee. Thou owesi me s......s.
.ice to bt aoaoo going1 hwne 'irom Whooi, w.
. . . .n : I. ..... s . . i. A-
Mieei in lonewmg . -, . .
To HSnSvUtf PO. OTJ"l vui"ni
.Atlii Lioaaunn for. bad a. it may be, it 1" tn
best we have to live in here. It railing would
have made it better, it woutu nave oeen re.i.u,
liwff go J but a. thi. ia not to be hoped for
ereeei.t, the beat way i. W .hde through it aa con
: ii j : .....i ma. . The worst
lenieuiy uu ninubvnuj i- -. -
fault it u.s, ia want vi charity ; and calling kna
... :ll . ... .kid iBliinit
nvafooi at every mm win w " y
Consider a. a matter of vanity) that if there were
. ' 4.' .J Ll. .a am find. HlO WIS.
noi.iimai.v i' : r
and hefteat would not be those rare and .timing
chr.ciT. that they are allowed W be ; and (a. a
m.ttf-of phd.ophy) that if the world be really
m.ke one .ad. not angry. We may laugh or weep
- . . ... kHoa im .ifyht In
at the maunes. oi uiaimniu , o ii- .;
vilify (hem, for our own ke. or their.. W isan-
... i' . - r . I .irtA n, tii.niiin
thropy is nol tne o-Fgusi m u.b
nature, but with haelf ; or it i. laying it. own ex-ag-rerated
vice, and foul blot, at the door of oth.
er ! Do not. however, mistake what I have here
aid. I would uot have you. when you grow u,
adopt the low and .ordld fashion ot palliating ex
isting abuses or of putting the best face upoii the
worst things. I only mean that indiscriminate,
unqualified satire can do tittle good, and that those
who indulge in tbe most revolting speculation, on
human nature, do not themselves always set the
fairest examples, or .tnve to prevent it. lower
degradation. , ,.
-! . 1- . l'k.n urs hnhitliallv
disregard those thmga which we know will ensure
me tavorau.B upmiu" " -
lhat opinion at defianceor consider ourselves above
, , .11. 1 .,th imniillil V. All 111-
ii, win. n no one ever uiu r - --
attention to our own persons implies a disrespect
to others, snd may ofien be traced no les. to a
... I .... . il, .n ir mwul aene.-r- I he oil!
wall! u. fiHiu iiaiuic in-.."1 , ll'tl
maxim .Desire io tleow, and you will infallibly
i i... .i... '...i,,,io ..ijupr. It there 16 a
tendency lo vaniiy and affectation on this side o
' . . ' I ..II... f ...l.la anil
the question, there is an equai "jr ' -..ha.lnm-v
i.n ih ..nncsite one. I would not have
i,....,....,,. tmiv ii. enter a room liroo
erly, stumble at the very threshhold in the gH)
ra'ces of those on whom it is possible the fate ol
vour future life may depend. "Nothing creates a
' ......... ..ulnui nnv one than-awkward
" a .......... r. ..i... ! rnufiiaed in manner u ml
llt-na. n pcipun t
iresmre seems lo have done aomeuimg w mug. or
as if he was conscious of no qualification to build
. - i i.- t. il, a MtKor ihunil
confidence in iiunscii upon. v... i..7 ......
,'...Um a..lt.iiiiKetwiun. set oilier at
lipt rillirnr.. iicsnv.li! - - r ,
ease with you by .bowing that you are on good
. .. ...t. .r,,,fDoir 4.111 thertliino 1 would cau-
lion you against is not to pore over your books
hie a habit vou Will
till you are uum i. ... - j
never be able to get the belter of. and which you
,u,ll fin,! of serious ill consequence. A stoop n
Ihe shoulders sinks a man in public and private es.
. . v.... st nreaont straight enough
.iitiaito... iuiv. . f , , . -
. i n. Knliliipua and BUirit. Uo .IO.
sou you win. ,
. . . - ih iiai of vour nubs, or the
ll.uiK io wiw i ,.
,i .iiytirii, nf vuur muscles. As to an
worhiiy advantages, it is to the full, of as much
importance that your deportment should be erect
and manly as your actions.
Studies The study of the Classics is lest I to
be regarded . an exercise of the intellect, than
a a disciyhne oj humanvy. i ue -"-tageof
Ibis mode of education consists not sp much
in irengiheniiig the understanuing, . , -
ing and rehn.ng me lasic. . b'", . " .
view; it accu.lo.na the mind to take an interest
i thing, foreign to itself ; to love virtue fo, -,
own sake"; to prefer fame to hfe. and glory o
" . . .i .,t,ia nn ih rfinote
riches; and to nx our .iiu..b.. ., -
' . ' . nf n.irrnw and fleeting
ana penimnu.i.. - - - -
fl ...nl.na net il nftllCVtl lilt IIJIV
:ie,hingreaiv great i--.-. i-the-rld.
surv.vHig all IM sn.H! - ,
r .. 1k)vo that low and
tion oi o uni'iii, biiu i.o
servi.efiar. which bws "on y to pre.en powe
and upstart suthorily. rvo,n
a dace In the hisiory o. u.a. -.-
IS L ",,..ni,il arrain. They were two cilir-e
"c""' " ,,:m '..: nm be hid : all eyes
have seen them, and their light .hii.ee like a
.....urk nto the auyss o.
uniiijf n - ,
Slill green with bays each anciem
Above the reach of sacriU-gioua hands;
Secnr. irpm flames. frn envy', hercer rage,
Destructive wsr, and all-invuiv.ng age
Hail bards triumphant, born in happier days,
Immortal heirs of universal praise !
Whos. honors with increase of ages grow.
As streams roll dowu, enlarging as they now .
it is this feeling more than any thing. Ue which
produce, a marked difference between the study
P" I ...mlorn lamriiaircs. and which,
y the weight and ilnporianceof the conseonences
aTtacned to the former, stamp, every word wi.h a
mtttal firmne... By conversing with the
.. mn uiin unnw
X'wTbeTouIe singly attached to those
eugc. " , Klir, nr a(!rve us. ex-
l he mina. . . ;
which gives immortality to human thoughts and
act ion.; and catch the flame ot enuiua.u. ...
all nations and ages.
V- From lbs Naw Monthly Bella AMmbUv ; '
THE POST OFFICE (4a .IrM SUtck.
i i-V-H: i ewa- f
I. !. V liallavo nrnliarit of almost
all Irish tow., that tae wurist wite atHilli
through them wun ni eyea anui .... up. ...
can hardly fail to return to bia .inn. wilfi
... . II .Ll.li C . r n . o k
material, lor pew or peuo.i .,..
ed by the lower cla. oi " iuuonaiMa,
more eipecially the legg l Hei pictu
resque face end cosniue ere well woriby
tbe attention' of tbe arti.l ; while he who
wield, the quill (a goose quill it ineligible
for the .erv.ee), will find many occa.ioua to
uM it, it noting down Ihe scrap, of coh
versation that are carried on, for ihe benefit
of the public around him. During a visit of
i thp ihwn of N . in tbe
oavill V nw n rr -- -
1 large' lotsof SALT, ai
FAMILY CROCERIES.
wars.tt nrllt aU laWr In.
au.H , - ataq,
, . .- . ' inllV rJ U'tlnrn...
Jon. 19, 1845.
SJ tATB OF JSMTU CAftQLlMli$
COP-Vrr."Uourf ofl'Ua snd quarter
awua, May lerei, iaa... ,..,. ... -' ''
IUch'd. F. Yarkwugb. Ex'r, (As;n,)
- -
Vj..- -
11
Tboma. E, Y.rbrough and M.ry A.Ya4bimh
Original Altackmmt.
It appearing to th. .aiisfaction of lb. Coon ill
. . .I-. ..r.i j..
A Vaibrouen are not ini.aoiia.ns oi rot out
i . . .7 j r .. 1. k ..i. t.'
! . . w - WUCII. lunowtn - . .... .
north of Ireland, I iroueu oow ii v w, weeks in the Kaieign Meaisuw. nu.yi.i sara uu
.Irsjfl " according t-" my daily custom, to dant. lobs and .ppe.r before lh Juaiicrs of
inquire at the post office for my letters; and O-uri of Pk snd Quarter Hesaion. .t tl.. C
' i ..' , House in Nashville, on the ser.yl Monday of A
tinilino irtere were none, i siopuou ..- . . . t. ... t.t ... : ..
9 , f,h- IUH BMIi IMS BWI .srn Hi lf". J 1"""
gale hiv eve. and ear at the excuse oi tne .,,.., will b, rimiered acainst them
various qiieriais wnocaine on in the property levied on coedenioeu io ,-isiutm
rami. Amoiiirilie rest, was one who par. eam.
ticu ar y attracted my attention ny ii.er. n nnnm r ..c . '"'u 7 " -1
' ... , . Mt.uul hia way thro' t'ourt at uffice, in Nashvill.. lb. 2d Monday la kW
gernesswith which he pushed his ,MV FRAN01M M. TaVLOK, I lk.
the Otner nni.ucaois nnu - . . . l& 62, ,
. I.-U-...J half lnwrKil f i
Winnow, wnere, ociimu mo
WKSiuwi " 1 1 - . .,,
... .j .l.n,Pttv danuhterof CNIirniFPS SALE. I will ll
ui.mi.sn, r.,.uUv. r- -y - v Si-T .7--r....k.M- Mmm, UaMv. an ilkl
the rx'st masier, wiiose u,; .. ?-'. -,. . .,. ,b. wiowin. Tra
nut Ihe letter, when her father was .way, ,.(0 ,herfof will sahsf, ,
LU !1MII51 HIM"'" b ' ' , 1
line off his hat with the instinctive good
breeding which an irisnuiai. h.i'-j-
wards the beau texe de.nandeU witn a rici.
s'lf you plase, Mis ucraoy,
. ' . i,
ever a teller lr me i ... ,
Who ure youV inquired me aaniei,
sorting over the heap- ,
.n t.kriitli I ma
' Is il who am t ! cure ano -
I a t - ..,.r a WUII t-oii. in tlt narisli.
thn' it's myself says it and Mi.ther Ileean,
. . J . Ill .: a a riirl.t HOOd
hat I lust saru il, m " - -
crncklh. r any day, faicks, sn H wiii
' Yes, but 1 iii'.s' K,low J ' . ,
Mv n....1 a..' welcome J ure it s nr.
sacret ! Th. re's not a man, woman "r uu,
in ihe town that does., t know 11; an.......
I've no raison to he ashamed of it. ?
Well, but I dnn't knowjt; cant you
tell me who you are at once 1"
' Arrah, mivv, miss uu j, j - --
got letter for me, it 'ud he . dale kinder
in yf, to tell me so, and nol be d.vart.n yer-
tr I ..AClli..l.a.,,
sen ns.u ."" iif!""..
. Divertino ...vsell ? it isn't to l"rt "'3"
I,- .t. .'..... I ..nutkno y rnmiie
sen, 1 as juu. ' . .,
to k..w who the letter is to he dirucied lo.
"To (i.e. Who else w'.u'd poor lha.lv,
tha'e far away, wrile-to but me .'-me that a
his own brollK r
Once for all, ml! vou 'ell me y r ..
Wi.l all the playsure in life I 1 said be
fore, and I ny gni.l never .o,,e .un.. -
.0 make me ashau.e.1 -I it ; an u -sacreteven.surc-wouldu'iye
see it 011 the
leltht-r-. , . ....,
But don't yen undcrstanil.
. .,, to sec if there is a letter direct-
ed to that same nanu-1" ....
I,i course it'ud be .1. reeled 10
. ...... : name. 0 Vfi llimk
..1. v..i u.. ..fil.or ilir,.c-tuir It 10 ruiiicr
Mathew oi-'P... O'Coiiih IH
The unfortunate MisaCXBrady wa. nearly
drive,, toher wit's end: and .he paused 10
think of some expedient to tmt. the
obtuse inquirer into the necessity of giving
his name. At length a thought struck her.
Where is y'r brother?" she inquired.
I throlh, an' he's in Philadelphia this
. - a - h thrrt as will 'satlliff ikl
... . 1. . . IBJ3 ,in Tli m,in.Bl
l ies due ine.eim ror mr j """W
(rent ,ppnse n aam niw,, .
No
Ac's
Value.
Pprsons nsmea.
404 300 Josiah ( Vek,
200 301- Samuel Slone,
100 100 Arch. Hiinsueker,
80 25 William Godfrey.
100 50 Edward Wieker,
200 fid Geo. Hnnsucker, sr
14fi KM .Mm McDonald,
7-, 41 James Gardner,
try The bove Land will I sold for fsh
. AI.KX. KEM.Y.
Latthe.iff of Moore t"o,
,r. - an IBR Pr Ad. t4 B0) 44
location.
T:
I In
Upper Little riv'i l
!Uck Creek
Mcintosh creek
Wet Creek
Bnflalow Creek
Lick .0
lry d
Little Kiver
Deep do
6 SI
4 Gf;
1
12 4i
1 1
CjTATE of North Carolina CW.4T
S3 iW-M
151 Lt.
COVNTY.
William
IN EQIJITV Oaietii
Si others.
Robert
.nojra,, ........ .. . ,,;
' () ill Philadelphia!
over the letters, and nt last selecting one of
which the post-mark led tier io nop,... "
finally bit the mark. .
"Mr. Jiiiimy Nowlan ; is mis in '
"""Tl'Joth, an' it ia jest itself. v Ah ! I
.bnmrlit il was making Jf.ime oi me, y ....,
all life. lim. I" said the fellow; hit broad lace
distending inlo a good huniorefl
And p.iitiuK the Utter into " i- -
walked off; prol.at.iy m
who, ...ore learned than buns, f, could de.
cipher what wa. about as iutcllijjible as A
rabic to him-
Michaelmas.'
Perry
Perry. Daniel IVrry...aw John' ana" Jm
P...r anna lit J Oil n rri:
It noticing io the wlisfcelioB of th. Court th,,
ri . . . . .a n..t rpuuli.ntii of ih .1
the ulwve m.me.1 li.'it-.ua".
Sttia- I. i Iheretore ordfrrd lhat Hubl.cit L U
made for 6 week, m the li.ie.gn r-B.,.. ,..
. n.u, i.i) dn BMitar at l
' '"n-rBr,rr t t. i.i r... , tJ
next Te.m ot tin o. .. ' - -"'-
Chatham, at.h. -""rt Houe ... r ......r..,B ,
. lowm " Z" .,h. IMain.iff,' B.llh
WIM .t will be taken pro coi'fcsto a. lo ihe,.., im
hearu ex pane , .
Witnea-. Jowph Famwy, Cle.k of sa.d QTt!
DfRie tbe 3d M-muav m n.ari.i. n. .i
Oth... ine ou . ramsEV, U M. E.
fPr. A.lv $5 62V 47"fi"
. . r ar-iar WT .ml rnminittrd 10 the Jjilo'l
' B i:..i,...v. on .he 2lh of May, necro
B . ,m " . . - . ,
lu .... d?i ... an par of see, and n be In.
'. r ..... ..r ,...,. ,l l'uriruin. a laie r
.... r .h. si... ol Lnuwiai'S. He t slmui o lt 1
r 8 inches h.irh. d'k rom.lecied. leleraMe -lout
h...lt. haa" ..n when tuk-n up. ru.xe.1 Kattne. ,o.t.
. . .i n.i Whim Furred HHt. He
Blue euiin . , . t , .l
. .. L. .... ..i.rhxfj hv TlidUM
to ...me of Woawck of -hi. ru-ie. &. m a awrt,
ih name o l.ei M " B1 ' ,
south ll -old to S.mul Purgu.n. He ,v. hi.
nmi.n i UF.tiltEN
The owiier of ai.l Ne?ro is reqneMrd lo enrne for
ward, prove property, pay charge, snd lake him
ay or he will be drab with aa the law direct.
' "y" WILLIS ELKIAS.Ja.lo..
Conrord June 2. 1S45. J5-
of North raroHaa. f-iuTiiij
May Term, 1815.
' Oi
folio.
Bj
WOOll
b'lo.
Bin.'
Wat
Ihs ,
Ii
olhe
ere.
Boo
Wei
ric
e. M
bflo
firm
n
a(Br
Alp
th.
I here waa qune ,,..iii.. , j .uire "
gr-y. heavy and dull a. he was. and the tight and ?eril j masX p,y Uiee, and it is my
opinion I have louctieu p.w.. u
himvant cre.lur. by b.a sde ; but mere
-j ... i. ..;.i.nr. nf aiimn mutual attraction
Platinum grew warm in his attention., a..o
i..n ..ita a flame wa. kindled between them
K.. oaaaed the eveninir .11 went - merry a. a
: Kii noh n.i.l.ino- to mar.the ii.d hu
marrinKw-ii. - - ,
.i... M..il.j . till, m an evil hour, Sulphu
mnr uiai i"..." i ..... ..r -.
retted Hydrogen, a disagreeable follow, against
...l oi the baonuet nut-of the
company had 'protested, entered the ap.rtme.it
l ,aaraw KtV 111 Mil' lllti'nii'l aav
...u .i- r..M.i.A u. tn whom ho i parlrtumr
' a i f J (..Ih rtrfttat
i l... ...... a.. j.i rnuir. i.aau iibih
black in the face' wi h indignation; Arsenic nd
AiHiinniij K5Hw w j--- w
ah.M hn mnencm tcalle very
AIUUMIU1! " ' I . .
i ....t.iiriit. in irvinir to avow bins
precipitated wveral Metalic Oxide, to Ihe floor ;
hile Chlorine, with more eelf command than the
.... .,ih firm aten to expel the in-
uuder, U'king aa if ehe were .ooui io
him on tbe .pot
.. ... PKnusTBiit. completed hi.
pert-rmance of walking 1.000 mile, in 1.000 con-
aecutive noors, u,o, .. -
mlton on the 8th inst, at 8 o'clo. k. U being the
third time within the ta.t lew year. .....
,cco.npl.shed this feat. During hi. two prevtou.
r . ....,nh.ro and goffered comparatively
Br.p... .T- - . " lM, h..
bad to encounter, until wiihimhela.1 few week.
. . : .... Khtcn. loaetner wun
t.trrid heat at lirtervals, and ihe enervaMng eff'
..t .u. .li...- niira I hia B WT W 1Km rei-
IH . ( tiin..a - - -rf.. .
kable awrfonnanceof ilw kind, in .hi. or any com.-
mile during the day against .ny.that wearetide
or bair," lr irom xi o .jvh. ..
... i ,. WrrmtNo. " Will you take thi.
woman to be your lawful wife l" !d a mag...
,rate. who was placing the tndissolnbhr knot of
matrimony on a couple mutually attached to each
other. ..... . ...ir
Wall, .war. 'squire ' .aid me groo...
.h looking cusiomer. -you must be a darn green
n to ax sich a quesiion aa ' -think
I'd be such a plaguy fool, old fellow, a. to
Bo ,, the bar hunt, and take tl... gal from the
e .nnaor'.ni lima v certain
ou It in troiic. ii i i.-"-r---- j .
2nd determined m have her! Drive on w.'h
your business and ax no more loonsn que.u..
Presehvino Eggs. "My manner of keeping
eggthattheywillbe fresh .'-
1 place a layer ---- ,1, end down
. r" . :j .nnti.er averofrawdust,
the egg; pvr -r where
iiackiiurcKe y o ,- " - n;.,
I'0". . . ' i .k i.. .ulvoon to nllinit
thew do not louro rnv.ii u.i.v., - - - -the
keg; then head it light and change end to
me . . . ,,,. ppp-a will
j-rfer
lato. . . ...
nnriVT.IW nf WCY..
f UUi. 11"' " - , ...
Mothers, if you would train up your ch.ldren
. , ', ..f .,.ii. keeu them Irom
to be useiiii u.e....iri v. ' . i f
rimnin., al,ut the streets. The great sch.K, of
juvenibiviceis thes.ree, T - Jbe m
learns the vulgar oain. in u"--. ' .
For one le8eo.Tat ihe fire.uk-. he has a dozen in
.. L . Ti.... r mattered .the seeds of
falseh,,d. gambling., .eft. and h-
ers as you love your .... u-
your children cling to your, hearthstone Love
i ir. .!. rm.to deeu a.noeff y"ur
mestic treasures ; se, an example in this as in
all thine., which Vur on-pri..K "'?
?. a Sat error that children may be left to run
wild in every .ort of street temptation, for sever
?l years, and that it will then be lime enough to
break them i... Th-s horrid mistake makes h If
ureaa , ,hi.vp,..ddrunkards.
ourspenainniis,s...u.". ...-ha
No man would raise a colt or an ox .n .ucb a
p,S Too man would ...ffer the weed, m grow
rrhgarden f.Vny lenh of time saying he
could ersdicaieinem a. " - -
matter parent. ; see, more especially, that your
Sen are rslt opt .1- nigh., loitering amund
aome coffee-house. Mothers, make yourchndren
ve home, and by all means encourage them to
. i u n r,n rtinor hilman heinff.
love yOU OUIWV M.a ... - -v ; - ;
J oun;y.- ouH of Ple. ami Quurier eion,,
MV I erm, .o.a.
..r . ... . . :f. s.ion nm n.-mtisr v Joni.fon
t linn .iara aim - - - -
Admin.'tra'or o. jwuh
Comtijainanls.
.ii n r..,.im nf tlie lam Will int
Aujtustua . uy .u... "
Teaumentol Jame. uy..u u.,". --
u .n 'I l.nrni. Ila ch anil w.la
num. I nomiii. ui..v .
Mary, and IU..m Ward and W.fe I abhy. l)e-
lendaliu ;
Il arpea.ing lo ih. Ml.sfce.mn of the I .mr , Ih.l
. ".. ...k .1 U.n.om Ward ami wife I abi'l
I Ilon-. nn.u - -- r
are ni.n-reside.ni. oflhi. Male, it la ordered .hat pub
licanon be made in tha Ral.igh KeKi-.-r f. k.,
noufyin, them to
of ,.ur .. -0U'l "f W"" ""' Q,,aT,er ""on:1 10
beheld for the Count, of fha.ham .1 the Cmir.
Hourt. in P.tthor. on me kotu ... ...
eust neit. then and there t an.wer. plead or drmur,
er dip said fetilion w.. o i -
and Judgment entered accordingly.
W5.JL. Nathan A Medman. Cle k of our naf
. i . . ii,
he coni. rnonoaj ...
ettt
Chi
ble
tha
dial
tol
alfu
to .
Pal
tut
POl
bui
4.1
an
Curl, st Office
NATHAN A. fTEDMAN. .::;
1 J.tf. in advawdltaT 19 tn
. t .m. ailm. i.7 FinaT ArtaV
in on tne .pou . watyoiHieainicuuu vi iw -- - - -
How the Kena might b.ve terminated I know uJi.. . 1 '
oot ; tot juat at that roomeni a a.ra..K. Ther ont r,et conneciea wun
awfunroport,like the tramplinjr of a mighty boat, r,Brtoihe patrioTWraof die e""-
camele my ear.; 1 felt .ure it w. ".n. e.rtb- Wben h, ,B,rjelg,WB Washtngtba wa. brchl
. . ' j ..... m f.ia was aesled 1 .... n;ni.,r.4 thi.ni was a neriect burst of de-
't.hTfiv. board eradually vani.bd from . hold the Father of hi. Country naijuppo
tnd tbe fe.tive boara graoua. y j . . AlnorlCalkpeBple.,,
before y eywi wbocft pptiwi.iuw-.-,
Westmoreland. Feb. 10. IV
' . rn Kn trait nf character is
Woman . . t.- -
nior. .aluable in a teu.ale than the l "
a aaeet temper, nimw i "' " r
. !. .k. n.ar. that Bnfintf
nv without it- H is iiko." ."'"J'
up in our pathway, reviving and - cheering, u.--Ut
a man go home .1. night, weaned and worn
r1. . .t. j. 'a.ul hw southine is a
bv ine loiia . .rn j- , . - ....
word dictated by g.sJ disposition. It - sun
. ' r .1 .. .iia i.-.n. Us shaunv. and
It, cares of life are f.Wgotten.- A sweet temper
I,., it thine mfluet.ee over the m.nd. of a w hole
Bamily. Where it i. foiiudin the wile and mo-
ther, you m.T ooserv. n.....cr.. - r
inatiVg over the bad feeling, of natural heart.
. " . . . i .L. Kini.srt' 111.
Sin ilea, mud woru. .u
Children, nd pe.ee sijd love have their,(j welling
... j.r.1 :.l .nJ retain a awext leiltOCr.
there, ctuuy .ovu..oi. ,.-.... -- , ,
lti. withift the reach of all. And it more yalu
.bia than gold ; it captivatea more than eeuty,.aDd
to the dost ot Ufa retain il iu freshueae wd
ftower.
Amekican CoiNA5B.-We are glad to learn
from a paragraph in the official paper that the
u r ii... Tmadiirv ha. directed hie at-
oerreia.r "i " j : , f
... ,hi. ..ihiect : and that the .urn of
8J0O.WH) has been drawn from Varinu. depo.ile
. ; i Ji.iu. fce. and sent to the
nanus in aiciii
Mint and Branch Mint, to be coined into dmfe.
t-ir j: Thi. adriitinnal supply of these
ami nan uin.ra.
uaefulcom. will greatly sdd to the convenience
..i ha nneration- Of the ne
riwie puoot, -r-- ... . ,
p.t .rfBc. law. More, we are told. w. I be i aenS
r . ... ...kr;.l h law. Ana aiso
to the lull ex.em """" . .,i.ra.
thai rt next iue will WJSZ
when a anfficient numner o. ..m- --
hall be cesned A"o -
.r, f)a Friday, two
tr.Sm.rc0;,.cton ,h. Mohawk 4
traiHol car. .,. ara much dam-
icbWredib ho i. -t expected tpbve.
Both hia h?g were broktn.
f -. an
THF. T m cin Off. .
insure ounuing. ,h times.
w -1 nr.. r.r.;:,r
This la one oi w loaepronipl
nanieVin the tluitedSt.u.i.snd psy 'f '
Appliction. insure intf
c.lli.T. " ' - . . ..
June. I"..'
June. , . , p
..ona, M.y rwmA. w v,,jnin..
PeWa f pari f .
'tS poblic.tio U eda f weeks aw
Lawa to be nu "PP"' . hi h.M lol
Court of PI .nd Q"" roM
on lh Bra Moirsay .r rt-g "ni. . ,-tl,eri.
to ...s-w or .lemar to lbs f &
ibe same wdl be heard a part -.r;"T f
i . l . i .... i . a. hj. v nnl,. .
Witnri.. James M. H dea. Clerk of ,
olBce, Ih. ir.t "..."taj-efcmay. " .ju.k
JAMES ,! ao6w
pray
Pr.adv. J8 M, -