V
r HJA,,V.h nT ! howets. iacrid eructations,
yiallLi oaamodic Dains. giddiness, dimness
PENDLETON
EDITORS AND PROPRIETORS.
'I i - A'fcvtismOT nwaatj ui aicuaoux ana Lit lit Vis s j '
KO. 7 VOLUME VIII
WHOLE ' JVO, 371. t
HiVtttent.,o ?Pft afiy.objeC wf, 7""
&4r or courage. Also rangoidoess
flSMllnt bf- lh eetvoua tystem.-
ymMinibU an infinite diversity. Ihe
yjilfria&stf men are as ppen to this afflic-
ahriweakwu; ; t . ; ;'. ; :
J: J-.;4-!i-U .CAUSES. " 1 - . "
lllelentfrT life of any kind, especially se
r X l&tf irkni'Mi - in a late hour in Ibe nierht.
ora Hiuur uivupr---- - e
, I i l . LlLii '... ! tstri r in . Ailini
d drinking, thii immoderate use oi mercury.
I j il...i'io' itia tnnnrMmn rf snfne ha
iO el PV'H ' 0..," . T
POETRY!
hand of violence had broken; I looked earn- I made its way first through the outer plank
; t estly at the spot where it grew
soul rcceiveu luiiruciiuu ii.uu,
sand' ray I of Scotch larch, fthree inches and a half tn
I said I thickness, then traversins an open! space of
Let her who is full of beauty and : admira- ten or twelve inches, it had encountered an
tioni sitting like a queenof flowers in ma- other plank of oak. and about four inches in
jesjy among the daughters of iwqjman, let thickness, which Iwasialsb pierced, the point ,je "I
-her watch lest vanity enter her:! heart,! be- of the sword coming I clean through to the 'i ino(
From the Jew York Weekly TThigti
MEHEMET ALI. 1
iThis Egyptain potentate seems to be on
t(.e high road to imperial dominion ; fand
arrested iu his career by some of the
Frtm the Louisville Journal
All hail, once more, to oar friend '? Rig EL."
We know not his name, but he is evidently
unoracticed minstrel. We predict that when
his name shall become known, it will be foactfl to
be tfao hameiof one. who has written! his
high uboatbe rolls of his country's li
Will hB favoK os with his name in i confideoe? l,r,l Th , f
We wish itfui reasons that we will exPlai to f'T th.ffir' r,
t. Tii i s HI he buried in the dust, ui
UIUI.
ychli'gerCas, the obstiaction of ihe aen
I i 1 tLtr .-t;nnnl .tnnlinn ro1Tlltt(in D
Jlrj. Sigourney,
XS X S O 2 Z4 A X? E 7p3 .
oiA' -"T" - ; .- . , 1
bllliv WJne or more important organs within
hfliabdomeb, is a fre-quent cause.
rjeiti.1fipai otjecTs of treatment are, to fe
iiiotfooitotrensrihn the body, and
ynWiirt iHe spirits; which may '.be .. promoted ; . T H
V.exerciaej early houris, regular meals, and
baiant.icortversatiftn. : 1 he bowels (il costive i ye?, most die !
0citmT jegolated by the occasional use
airtiiJd aperient. We know nothing better
iltkfp it)btsiin this end, than Dr. William
flnitAjjferleo't .lls being mild and certain
their Xoppralwo. . ine ooweis , oeing once
anwdiys inestimable Camomile Pills.fwhich
e iooiplhyne, and anti-epamodic; are an
nyiiinedv. and i Jwithout dispute have
: -i -.. i. :s4 'I ) ' 1 I. .'" i .1. . LltU
3fred a Jf eat Diessing o ine inumeruus puonc.
Sotiie nfit'ian' hae recommended a free
cot tttVraory. but it should not be resorted to ;
ntyijcaaes it witl greatly aggravate the
tpiJ and Astonishing Fads.
4i$vr ll M A , TJ 1 H K E YEA US' STAND
ii :Ilobf rt Monroe. Schuylkill, afflicted
th ibbove distressing malady.... Symptoms:
Greak labour, flitulency, disturbed rest, oer-
if hmSadbje, diiUcuity ot Dreaintng, ugniness
J 8trc(ur across ine oreass, aizzmesss, uer
litebity ah testlessness could not lie
ahMzifiMt posttton .without ine sensation oi
sailing her to rest! proudly upon ! slippery other side. Wht renders ! this feat more 5f 4 powers, ho my yet wear the diadem
places, ami oe not niga minueQ out iear. surprising is mat tne rriscuia is a new ves
o UOnstantine uHts success against! the
sel, this havinaelen her first royase; Capt. clH,laj1? a,mos, every movement,; his
i H'
name
iteratare.
T
Taylor, her commander, states tbaf wheh
near the Azores, as he was j walking the quar
ter desk at night! a shock was frit iwhicb
brought all bands from below under the
DYING STUDENT!
I know the hectic blush
Upon my cheek telU of my life's decay.
As truly as he lingering twilight's flush
Upon the sky tells of the death of day.
The shadows of long night reel through my brain
And visions of thespiriMand are there :-
The 6luggish blood is curdling in each vein,!
And bids) ine for the life to come prepare. I
-''I- i-l -3 ' ' ' I : ' i: .i
My languid pulse proclaims that life's dull title
Is ebbing fast towards that shoreless sea' j
On which my spirit, baik like, soon'shall ride.
In hope arid strange expectancy iiiost free.l
Why do I shudder at the thrilling doom ? I
Why is my mind at times so tempest-tost
endid despotism, and his studied flattery
tne passions and national reelings of the
;yptianst have invested him with a power
over ineir minus tnai acts as a charm m the
til' r m m.; . . .
a.L. rii nn.''m..kf.!'i.-.l.tuk,ijmiirAMinn th9t thU h.n hoH .ioh nnnn 1 "Uut oi Dauie 1 hey iook upon him a the
liiJJABi.--J! . UJIJJUIW ilC; 41C fill Cllglll I .f ww. .uw u-if ......if i j i i- .r
nfifm arm. and unceasing is tht linin I a rock. -A' ! 1; i I I 11 ' "l Mi uuiiuria aucceases
rr ihhiiianVi . itifa I This was no dfluht the time when the " V "" lia
nJlll k--..J ..rr tnntr'ni. A rrrpat niirriKpr olf tefctlOn of the PrOpheU The total tiefoat
tiful illustrious Gieece ! the 14ndfpfl science whales bad been, seen playing about the "11" " . T7V.o VT- 1 u
andlcf song-Where now are ty templea vessel the day before, and jit ,s probable tha, "IV' rZlJ
of learning and
oe to be looked for with a good deal of iu-
terest.
"6 , l 1 . . y .1 r I . . . i : 1 ; . I, . 1 I nifnnittntia fnr Hip lnrliin At IT.rwrM . n.l
Philosophy MOace they, the sword-fish, which is dead y enfmy tp " . fr! "1
weie filled with theS crest men oil tile earth ' the whale, had mistaken the jPriscilla for "V"?Tr!V . , " ?mrnm
and rje thunders of a Demustheheresoun- one of the objectSto which it was in chase;
ded tn the toyal galleries. But ah! where in older words, itjhad thought her very
1. ' "k m. r 1 I I.I. L1 i rL. Ui KJ
are inev' nowr i ne wave ;oi hi ime nas a wnaic. - uh iuo, pssgo uWo
1. 1 . . ' I- hi I 1 JJ : ' I 'I, .;.:-..i"UJ.ll
sweiu tuera irom tne iace 01 tne eartn. 1 wessci wu uuscitwi w-m
Rome! thy princely domes, tool! are gone 00 which account after discharging her carl
AiOCKf
theirjthrones. And bo is Troy no mor.e ; her
palace halls are silent, and the towers of II-
lum sre mouldering into dust f Jhe power
I Si ace the Sultan's death, intelligence has
been received that the Iman of Sana, the
sovereign of the finest and the most flour
ishinc Dart of Southern of the icoaat Ara
1 j . .
bia, after having for six years successfully
ful Hector, the brave antagonist of ilchiHes,
is no1 more. The mighty engines of battle,
t ' i .. 1. . i . . 1 . s I li .id Clin Hon I ir Ihrnmn him.ali min 1 1.
ia vuuu t.iy . w 11 iusowii If J oIUB
of! his powerful foe. in whose favor he has.
bad happened. The plank had been split
as well as pierced, so that, though the swore
the thunder of the warnoi't?
ion, the
remained in the aperture it had made, it was
not sufficient entirely to keep out the water.
Why should; the; spiiit fear the grave's ieep I magnificent temples of Carthagel together
Or dread ihe wonders of the heavenly hos
Liverpool Courier.
Ijieridiftg feutII)cation, palpitation pt tne Dears,
jfrBMp0gh icosi i y eness, 'pain of the atom
iWJorolsMlssv steat deblllt and deficiency of
je: netvou
energy. M r II. Monroe gave
rejruiit of recovery an4 dire despair sat .h . J -A
llioqiiiance of eveypf rson4nterested io air girt, m;
jiiUMeloVi happtaess, till by accident he .My htart
tacdrt M public paper some cures enected by w;
t WlllANSyVlEDlClNE in his com- h - -ould
Oh, it is hard that one so young as I
Should sai to earth and all its scenes, adwja !
For the las jl lime should look open il)efky, -
And wati'fi the stars fade slowly out of view.
These eVed rip more at daylight's closing hou ;
Shall see fhe mom ris? brightly from the sea.
rot shall my: steps again press to the; bower
Where I vowed luve and deathless; constancy!
i t - - I 1 "-IE
isteo
:..i I?
-iW lh3i.t.U'liLA-.A Uim I., nm.liaea Q nanlr. I t)Ut Oil
.I vi ri 1 " wnifMt inn iii-rii iih m.m uuiLiiiaau u ilu mm
I- r 1 Ir'l fv-Hn-v j't-"iiJ , -ilIj 1 -..i.ll And.
Yet, till
offered' tu renounce his own sovereignty, on
Ji i.: ' r 1 : : " ! '
cuiiuiiiun 01 rereiving a pension anu retain-
inb; ecclesiastical dignity.1' The Viceroy o
Egypt has consented to the terrasand sen
hiss officers to receive possession of the
SINGUL A1V- EFFli GTisf OF1 'lihuN kCN-l conuy, which' isjereafter to -be treated as
a part 01 tne territory oiienemet ah.-
jAs our readers would doubtless be inte
rested in an account of, ibis extraordinary
with the millions of the invaders and the in
vaded, have all found one common mau
soleum in the boundless oceaa of I'time.
The halls where once the gay,' tl ejbappy
and tbe beautiful were assembled ol listen
to the 'voluptuous swell' of rouiic ajid the
banquet song, andj to sport in ft! e ibridle
dance, are gone down the tide oft t ever re
turning years; and moss and wi d grass
covertne spot, wune at ma mioih;hoiir tHe Ml down opposite 10 mm the! same
, um3 u iUC ..rrjB ,,Uuc. , lab,e ( appeared as jt hs vision was. in
was now alarmed. It called cn O f
ain for aid, but was refused. T -.r I
were ready to assist, but the Ttal.j .
the result of such an alliance. A C:
engagement took place in Asia Mi:
tween the forces of the Sultsn and tl
Ibrahim, in which thelatter were ;
Kussian aid was then accepted, ar.d :
mense Russian force was brou"ht i:
Turkish dominions After van :
sores of diplomacy, the Sult3n vu! '
sent to a treatv which vste I i
whole of Syria. The issue of t!; ?
of Russia , resulted in the for m 3 1 1 c :-,
treaty'of mutual piotection betw rcn 1 ,
sod Turkey, which was concluded c
8th July, 1923. This treatywhich i
ed the treaty of Uskair Skelcs i, :
Turkeyln a dependent situation upon !
In August, 1323, Mehemet All ar.;,
ed bis determination to declare hirf ;
pendent of the Sultan. England, Fr
Austria and Russia, all opposed thi? 1!
tion; but this only irritated him, and I r
him to express a declaration of m Ci.:
ination to make his power hercditarj.
As if in defiance of all danger, r.
the midst of threatening difBrultie?, ' :
et All left his subordinate officers to t -diplomacy
and set off on an explorir
pedition to the regions of the uppt r
The account of this singular ez
has recently been given in the puii'ir j
That he should undertake such a j
at the age of seventy years, through n t
climate and among a warlike people, i
markable'. He returned from the c :.,
lion in February last. , His foitunato
since that period is riven ialhe rcccr.i
telligehce from the Eist.
AMERICAN INGENUITY IN
ING THE LAW.
EV
1
NESS.
CapU Marryatt gives i the following ac
count of a scene wpich was enacted by him
self and a man who appealed to have been
a good deal ' worse for; liqiior, at the ta-
hie or a public nouse in upper luanaaa :
V . . I' !. ' l
my lovej my hps is asny. paity 1
ike a sick bird, thought is fluttering
low - ! m ill ;
the cloud shall o'ermy hearl prevailj
1
Veioii'lfei Plhs7: whicht I teseJtfti ' In compleiely
i-mliviii eSrerv avmntom of his diseases. He
lislesllWv liis rhoiive for this, declaration is,
hatl thiisa fflicted wi t h. th e same or any symp
i!03Cwm1ia:r io; those from which he is happily
f3t(iredjBi&y UWwise1 receiYo the inestimable
tewfitir-;:-- - . -MpSEOFpDOLORE
rlitV-S elE.v Jolinsou, wife j of Capt. Joseph
foyloilfliy b i Mass, i was 'se veiely afflicted
1 . 1L1 'wi.'rnn-r-ni-.i-w -ui 5 1 e o oopp sunns iiui
ill . .-W . .. 'f I n ha frivtiliico I snH War I a nrf a il humW h,na . 3 . ! ' r i- I a : 3 Tr.r Z
s breaking while a clings to injeeji - wj".-- pv"(-uu9 ftfrH verted oy tne quanuiy ot liquorwnicn ne0fihe Viceroy of-ISirypt.
l:i l: .kn M.t.n ; 1 tanpfi ifliif.i 1 nn nriRflin ann fliuncm nnich i . i i . - t ! . . i sj .
UlIBi iBIIinill, mov III V gnrci;.UJUiiuii-i
make this world a paradise for me.
faded awiv. The wreath and diadem which
adorned the warrior's brow have been hurl
ed mo oblivion., The giganticpf bulwarks
maht who is at this moment attracting the
gaze of all the-crowned heads in Europe,!
lor nis oaring ami successiui enterprises
weinave aoriugeuirom a loreign magazine,
and the excellent 1 work of Stephens on
Erypt and Arabia the following particulars
bad takfn; and every tmrg close to him on jMehemet Ah, the Viceroy of Egypt, was
v To thee its current ceaseless still shill flovr.
- I .'.CI ; ;! ' -A ' ; 1
I nnn kava'f iklpnnr1pI in thp liatS of fame. I
And decked my brow to wear the laurels shsjde J bligm
of genius, Ihe ponderous tones of
and the increasme labor ot years, are
the s port of the hand of time it N
is too 'gorgeous, no blandishments
resplendan, no empire is loom
earning.
alike
. - '! ii a -a
And now, w hen men begin to lisp my name,
The ni?lt;comes on and glories from me fade.
In vain;imoajjj vain, at midnight's solemn hour
thestWich and unable to leave her room.
pieicoifid find ho relief'- from the advice of sev-
I've bidden spirits from the mighty deep,
l.i '-.4 I
114 Will
leVeri
sweep
lSIlI i
hat now
ft edifice
are too
for the
tread
ng power of thy arm.
A fi. . ' I .11 .
the earth w.H be nomore Thtjjclj; the j genlemsn l ask you to give me sorne of
Wide pW mind '8 realms, soar with
an eagle's
1
. i . ' - '- :. . t. : . i: l.: j I
f MitTjJ" - ji r t M Ob, for one -day npon the moon tain's crest,
ntil dfiD.'cho hart frimmsncoil iKinn lr r.Hns' v ' , n,' " . ... l ,
. li.i Jil.f ! I AA f k . 1 1, . m ol roil nrl fn.m (hot I"-" J"t
ia4lfanlt.0men .aod' feels.', satisfied il
Wefeili the; medicine a fitw daysl longer;'
I ili-I p?Cf 0" lr-." ' .'Ee?ejrehoe -fan be had
V ta ihfeilrith of the above, by calling at Mrs
ans;fliioBhier's Store, SS prand street,
W-1 iJ- . 4 '-'.j- , 4 J-' ' i ., J - -
iM ! m il
poir, ine gay ana oeautuui, win have lound
a testing place beneath the c!od:i pf the val
ley. Nor would Itpp the flighiof Hji'ime---
io. hapten and bear me to that golden Shore,
Where eyes shall cease weaping, and
tbeitable he considered to be out of his reach born in 1769, at Gavala, near Phihppi His
wniist every tiling at a aistance: :ue attempt, j father was an interior othcer of the I urkisn
edio lay hold of Ille pat fip as erect; as he police, aod died poor, leaving Mehemet at
could, balancing himselt so as not to appear! ihp age of four, without a piastre in the
corned, and fixing his ees upon me, said.l wAt Id. He was taken home bv an uncle.
. i - . ..i i ; ,.
b was an aga, and educated to horseman
ship and the use of arms. Alt other branch-
es were negiccieo. uis uncie oeing mur
deed for his wealth, the oung man was
again JeA. destitute He then passed some
" Sir, I'll trouble ton for, some fried bam.,
"Now, the ham was in the next dish to
hirn, and altg4lir lout of my-teach; I
told him so. Sir" said he again, as a
The very first object of the Atr.rr.
after a law has been passed, is to fi
bow they can evade it. This exer.
their ingenuity ; and it is very amusir
observe how eleverly they -snmetimp's r
age it. At Baltimore, in conseqs ei ;
the prevalence of hydrophobia, the c
authnrties passed a law, that all dogs !.
be muzzled, or rather the terras worp, t
all dogs should wear a muzzle,,, or ;
owner of a Jog not wearing a :
-should be brought up and fined ; atid
regulation further staled, any body cor,;
fd of having ' removed the ini;zz!e f:
off, a dog should be "severely fined."
map, therefore, tied a muzzle to Ins d
tail,1 (the act not stating where the r.it :
was to be placed.) One of the city olT.
perceiving this dog with his muzzle zi
wrong end, took possession of the C
and brought it to the town hall. I:s :
ter, being well known, was summoned :
appeared. He proved that he cohjj '
with the act in having fixed a muzz! ;
the dog, and farther,-the city officer hav i
taken the muzzle off the dogs tail, he ;
sisted that he should be fine! five do!!
for so doing Captain Marry alV s JJl
m America,
years, in ihe shopj of a tobacco merchant,
and here gained same knowledge of trade,
foir onus niffht beneaib the jeweled sky,
Oh, for one b)ur where I have been most blesj,
Wijh mf lieart's love Sf her wild minstrelsy !
Vain is each: wish thebe shattered nerves, ipis
clayil ; ... i
break no more.'
M. A..TOWNSEND.
- ; . ! I! i '
Si
GETTING MARRIED!
aitaSjitfte
ltnnfi F-i K en nv. No 115 Lwis
rfJ)eq!Stahtori atid llupston. sis., afflic-
a loritjco-years-wun tne lonowmg aistressing
i ..." i . . : i . i ! i r
flkCiu eruciaiioo, paiiy spasmoaic
bead, loss of appetite, palpitation of
giddiness arid dimness of eight,could
t:lijejih tight side, disturbed rest, otter in
Shrink from tbe thought on which I wishto
dwell .- :: . : '11- -;
Night gathers o'er rny mind, and I can say
Hat orm wurd more, and that one word, tare
Thus spake the student, as life's fitful gleam?,
Like an exf)!"12? ,4Per. death's night
Still cnrn jto the hopes and cherished dreatns
Which on his heart had shed a blissful light.
j ' J m m An Iff A:V a f-
it surprises me, to see
this thing is' done up, by some
our goodly land. v hat enoulu require the
deliberation of years is often affected in
a few months or weeks. Some - persons,
it seem? to me, were born to be, married,
so naturally do they rush into t 111 They
seem to think no more of winnmg! the
e - -
hearts
that fried ham." Amused with the curious
demand I rose frorrl my chair,1 went found
to him and helped bim. ! Shall I give you 4 which was afterwards of great advantage
a potato," me potatoes being at my end of j loij hun I In this artmtion he acquired a
the table, and I not wislnng tp rise again. 1 small capital, nd iopened a shop for bim-
at. JE tT- VF IfirJl'Vi. iu; otij iiuir" iuat uciuauucu I i
i . ' ji;: v i ,i ne Dassea ii.av.iuu uiaiiy a wamj cjp, ,s
1 EHEIT Tisiooary-iaea oi . d sorrow for him. ept
' 1' -e,SeaSeJ aiwh,m9,cal - And many Uf ed, 'till met within thi sky,
1 S P?rS"nS. d P'aCe8' Fr001,dleS8 HiWiL eUrined should io their souls be
i j feheiWijs.of; personal danger and poverty, V T" f I i
rvi
id I
vi.'-
disqirtetbde onr every slight occasion, she
incevshe cooid neiUierdie niorhvejshe wept,
tMealMl ' tfloWht she led a
Mi aMYi4:iiey' oirver wasone so bad, with
jAlrIri3bad the ad vice of several eminent
Hysiijirt,4dhad recourse to numerous medi
pt9,(flt)M nol obtain even temporary alleviat
?rt IIHssing state, till her husband per-,
radef fei niake tfialof my mode oft reatment.
91 w iuiie leireved', -and nntls herself
t onMcSWdkrof attipndinar ta hpr dnmpciir (.
I'pW'ihat she enjoys as good health at
at 'any period of her existence:
piljbusbaod i of the aforesaid Anne
ore me, this l4ih day of December,
heart 01 a lovely woman, and perpetrating
marriage than they would of ; perform iig
a journey or taking a"shower batht' It o
- '
on
THE FAIREST LAND
Lenny.
r Piitckney, Com. of Deeds.
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. . .i r . r. c ft .... n 111 II -..-ii ill.. . .4
I 4 " - r fi "
t i
itil.
ail
10'
i '
!1
ItkBlXTrV nj.p. n a d v n v. a r.frrcvt
f- til-mr mh an Affection of the
' .1 if r -'. - - illlT llfJIilllfllL II aVflU'llll
in. .street, .New-
13 Centre st.
.- IVIUt i VFirS Willi
Bll hii''IitS, which wr alwnvo
tsV mntiion, the lontrue
steady whiteness : loss of anneme.
Jinesi Irj his head, the bowels conitnonli i .
y1,,)pt)hp1brite-hghi coloured,) and ofteo
Wi wkiZi ia'natieodcd by relief. The a-
f H srhirria were a 1$ attended with consid-
!iMLdlmdat(y':dfbreathiD9.'with'- a sen&e ofi
fhtnsVftitbe chest, like wise ajgreat want 1 it with deliljt. ; 1 pa
egylh thje nervons system, ' hold it wasf gone its
Tell roe, premie trav'ller, thoo
WKo has wondered far and wide,
Seen jibe sweeiest roses blow, j j
And (the brightest rivers glide,! $
Sav. of all ihine eyes haih seen !
Which the fairest land has been t
I j '1 ' ' '
" Lady, shall f tell thee where,
Nat ufe! seems most blest and fair,
Far above all climes beside ?
Tis where those we love abide,
And that little spot is best .
Which) Ih'e loved one's foot hath pressed
Thought ii be a fairy space,
Wide, aod! spreading U the place : .
Thongb 'tweie but a barren moonid,
Ttx7fi.ilU hpcf.me enchanted f round .
With; ihee, yon feandy waste would 6eem J
The miinf AI Cawihar's stream: j
And thu icoikld'st make a dungeon's: g'0010
A bower where new born roses bloom."
L T-
ook into a paper of a mornintr arid you be
hold the - marriage of your old icjiobl rnate
and playfellow, and you imme(liey won
der thtjt your )ld friend should ;hi execu
ted what you have just began 1 10616 ink 'of.
Why, 'you sayhe U no oliler jthati fnyiself,
and if !l were to get married j jnov every
one would believe me insane, ahicl with
good reason. That a man can deirerately j jjr Brewster."
commit matrimony at sucn a ijenuri age as
my friend's (and he'is but twleritlsix,!one
year younger than ojyself,) arjgte reck
lessness which it is frightful to cjon tem
plate, j Only consider ti e nWttiiofl'the
act, hojw momentous how fraughwlth stu
pendous consequences, either ftfr ood or
for evij 1 To choos a walking stii k loes
not require much time or deliberatip i ; and
yet mfthii.ks, some voting merii l)estow
much less thought in the select lOqf their
" Leah help mjself to j sejf Me walruccessful and became weal
dash at them.jbui did I thyL When Napoleon invaded Egypt, Me
hemet ' joined the bgyptian forces against
blip Ho! distinguished himself by his bra
veiy and ri the subsequent.-difficulties be
tween the Sultan and the Mamelukes, he
recjeived from the vceroy of Egypt, Me
helnet uaruff. the rank of Geneial. As
sutlcess, however, always creates envy among
rivalsthe ear of Kustutif was poisoned by
calfimnies and Mehemet was dismissed
from the service. .(His bold spirit could not
Lrctok the indignity. He forthwith joine-d
ihelMameliikei:; asainst whom he had been
man I ask you as a gentleman lorl(iem 'ere ffighting, and at length compelled the Pa
pickles." It was impossible to resist this jshajw, Mehemet KusnifT, to fly to Damietla,
appeal, so I rose anB helped him.j . I was whkre he took him prisoner. A hew Pa-
now convinced that his vision was somehow UhaNv was annointed bv the Sultan, but was
he rn?i nutinLdeath hv the inlrifues and treach-
r f- r o -
rio, sirV said he,
them." He made a
not reach them ; then made anotheri and
another, till be lost his; balance, and lay
; ;Ji - j "t down upon his plate ; this time be gained
hoWjjpeedily ! lne potatoes, belped.bimself and cornmenc
'ififf' q v iled eating After a aew -minutes he agin
fixed bis eyes upon hie. Sir, I'll trouble
you-fur the pickles. They were actually
under his nose, and I pointed them Out lo
nim. " I believe, sir, I asked you for the
pickles," repeated hr, after a time. 44 Well,
there they are," reblied I, wishing to see
what he would do. ' Sir are you a gentle-
or other inverted, and to prove it, when
aaked me for the saltj which was within his
reach, I removed it further : off. -: Thank
ye. Sir," said he sprjawling over the talde
after. The circurns:ance absurd as itjwas,
was really a subject for the investigation of
The subjoined list of f Vulgarisms"
an old newspaper, published in 1759 :
Vulgarisms, which
by substituting the word
the comparisons :
As hot as an oven
lervlof Mehemet All. After various strata
gem?, Mehemet accomplished, his purpose1,
land' in 1S03 the Sultan declared him Pashaw
of fcgypt, appointed in- compliance with lht
wispes of pe people.j He now announced
liis f 'determination to restore E;ypt to its
lanjc among the nations. lie attached
! t' . ' J. -.-! alii - - 1
jg if rom to pis interest ine urienin iriocs ini-
jTOTeo ine tiiscipmic v-iiishuiuicijt auu
may easily be 1 avoided
VfiftT io the place of 1" f,s P- "c
! S 1 . S f 1 Of htm, and issued an order deposing him
s Woman's Fbtcc llow consoling lo 1"
mind oppressed by- heay -sorrow is i
voice of an amiable woman! Like sr.; r
music, it imparts to" the soul a leclin;:
celestial serenity and as a gentle ze; i,
refreshes the wearied senses with it :
-and melifluous tones Riches may .v.
much in the hour of f filirtion ; the fri.:
ship of man may alleviate for a time t
bitterness of woe ; but the angel voirn
woman is capable of producing a l;i I
effect on the heart, and communicati
sensation of delicious composure v. l i
the mind had never before expense
even in th moments of its highest feli: .
as eod as fcje,t, 1
Cut like a razor ; dull as a hpe.i ;j
Sharp as a needle : dll a an oltj shoe.
Long as a hay pole : short as pie frost.
THE ROSE.
. . j. f- ; .
I saw a rose perfect iu beauty ;
helpmates than would be requisite to pro
cure the article iut enumerated--They
are violently smitteni at first sigtifiWith a
youncr lady, and they make up their minde,
on the- pot to wejtl her, wiiliijffcfj ascer
bv a. regular series of attention?, .
may he her suitableness lot presiae.
1 over their bouse and. houcehold. ! Such
taming;
what
Heavy as lead : light
Swift as lightning : s
Black as jet : white as snow
ps blood.
as i feat her J
ow Is a! snail.
it rested
precipitation is dreadful, and yetjisjof dai
ly occurrence, xoupg men say iney nave
- M - 1 . . - a. a I. . mm.
i I4 IbtO fibmntMma -nAm Anliroltf rTYIftTPfl
tttiire effected by Dt VVm Evans..
ivlTBENJl'JARVIS.
?4rvi8 beinir dulvsworn. aotb d
i nvica:gnti44' ..a . t - i-
l nir
bo
upon its staii and its perfume filled he noUime o cotrl,;r-jthey;;mot'.tiphe.:!iyt
airV ;5Ianstopped to gaze upon Jit, sjoi now', or never -theynust strike while the
t9t it fratriince. and its owner hun'e oVfei iron inhiit. And they do strikfiaind. the
1 nassed itaeain ana oe- way iney met ourni is a cauuon.-r-xoficn
US Stem was icautrsa i vjorjimg .rc.
its toot bad withered .the enclosure which
suriounaed it was broken; i ne jspouer POWER OF A
uau oeen thjere ij h saw that many aomiru
SWORD Fisll.
Green as a leak : red
Strong as mustard : w'eak as a rat.
Thick as hops : waro aa foas). j.
Uoomng as a fox : sily a a goose, j
Swear like a piper: 6eriuua a a deaeoo.
B'g as a house gay 4s a buttjerflyj j J
xFal as a hog : siund S a hiacbJ j j j
Merry as a cricket , mjad as a hornet.;
Hungry as a dog . quick aa thought.: '
Wet as dung : dry asja h4sk. J
Sweet as honey : sour! as vinegaf. j ' :
Rich as a jw : pojr as a chorch, mouse.
Stiiog as iron : 'atroogj as 4 horsej. j
Strunar as Sampson : strung: aa hemp.5
traisht as a guo i crqukH as ram horb.
" Siillaaa mwisBina ehiipsei no'Sf as Bedlam,
Hiah as the moon : rdn hie a deer :; wild aa!
a naindao ? tim a rarilt : firm SS the t SI I
. . -
that the facts stated in the a
l" .. i if : , '-iuoscnoeo ovt Dim, arr in on
Vn'HnEN-i J s. jauvi.sv
lI25tbofNo,
WiMMW10 Agents. v
f I Fi ill ' . 9 w " "nm . u.
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- ' ' L. - - w . " r i 1 t. ' I i ITT L a I L.J Km m.Imm snam a I : martflM. I i . t . j . -Is. - iam . !
t. and he 3thew -it -wai!eir. to ! hi id : wmoir. yesteroay uau iuc piuic ui. ..- onsieaay as ine wina : 01 m a jfw
n!niM it. antl U.Jrto. . ; K h, nd mLr! mi? a Diece of wood, cut out of qnef the as a pumpkin
irue love tt henatched it aecVetfy friro! tore ploks of iyesel the; P0?. JL1
ihe liana mat enenshed IL He wore; jit .ffin rernamou, .ivw .h."fHiir . -noai t be forc-oiteo. which
Which Was StUCK aOOUl eigruto iBcpsoi ::;"-rrA tt thek fm1t nT f ereadoo.
round
clear as k penny s swift as a
rock ; tough aa sole leather,
beautiful list of comparisons.
: . a ' aav I aW a. W W. rrm Tllll-f I. Mia aW MUM 1 I H .41 a Lf U m U T, '1
i, ne worej 11 ,
i head anc iauea.i which jwoa ui. ..,rrr-T . , ,rt
"v" l .1 ; .. . . i . I . :j : 1. rt . . l.i I w
blie, 06 cas- and when he saw tnai ite glory wat .part-- inesworo-uw; As neat as w
'J a . V I'ai al l aaaaal ' 1 M. J"a Ail a t IK JllWfl W
ed.'he flong it ruaeiy away. But it left a not to tie expiaioeu.
thorn in hii bosom, and vainly !id hf eeek; mustliave been driven in afiords;jisjriktng
VirM II for now it nierces the aooifier exemDlification of tbe power and IVNcity of
U CA " i"" .! r ! -iff I , . ' 1 t . ' 1 1 -i I : !
even in his hour tf mirth. And ypf ii: I' I the fish, f The spot in which the vessel was
.. .1 j 1.. iai Ki Kii...i I ..nl' ehnnt hall Kit between the com-
t inn noiinan who nu iuisM.tSWii!-i bmv r--, . . :-. ,
iiKMW25tb'of Nuvember. 1S36.: 'his bosom jil it hang 1uT head andj jfadfed,;
B4 " i aa. laa1-a S 1 . A
?ax. j 1
Comparisons likelbesi forego.
Aod rather say,, us ykv.hcs or so. j
TaCB Poiutcivess.
la
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A Young girl hesitate opt to jtell her agejj
catch an ' Old no," nappiog.
1
froriilofiicejas goverrioof Egypt. But Me
hemet Ali resisted the order, aod the Sultan
wast Compelled reluctantly to yield.
Ihe next siep in his career was hi mas
sacrjj of the Mamelukes. He invited their
feast at Cairo, where they; were.
isssinatetf, while thebody was cutffb
a general massacre, j He then cent out his
armjes under the command of bfs sons to
purjueJ)is conquests1 10 Asia, in the region
of the upper Nile. Mehemet himself was
occtipied at home in the improvement of
his diilitarylaffairs. He introduced French
offioBrs ; built an arsenal at Cairo; estab
lished a military hospital, provided gunpow
dW,manufactoHes, &cf ; ,
I the breaking out of the Greek war,
the forces oEgiwe put in nqtiuition,
and Ibrabirria who figured so prominently in
toatwar, is jtne aoopit'w sou oi .uoutuici,
AH. J The military strength of Egypt now
rlpjq y increased. Tbe Vicerov allowed
Eufllpeaos to rank in bis army without ref
ereu'ee to treed, ancTepended large sums
of money ir military and naval preparations.
I 183 1. be determined .to lake! posses
fionfof Syria, which had been promised to
him for his services in the Greek Wat ; and
il October of that year J be placed his army,
between 40,000 and 50,000 strong, ander
the command of Ibrahim This array ad
'rancd into Syria, and in tbe course vf an
el enifol eaivebir complete conquest
of that province and opened ibe way to
Constantinople, The Turkish Go? erotnent
1
Printing has got to so4ow and ebb, t!
when an editor has made a latse, suHl
to buy a new shirt he cannot forbear-to ,
his neighbors a hmtof it, by way of I
mg a little. A Western editor, who,
short time since, had made a raise of t:
sort, and not inclined to vain boasting hi
of it as follows.PAta Star.
44 Our neighbor of the , it apr "
is muelr given to the practice of boa'i
about matters of earthly poses?ion. 1
although the editor of this paper, no lo
er ago than yesterday, made a raise cf
bran new thirt, vet, it is a mattei of i t'
indifferanee lo bim whether any body kn a
it or not." 1
The word Texas.Mn the language of ihr
dian, is said to signify " the happy hi.:
around of departed piriis.' Ghoicespiriis 1
certainly departed in that direciicn, and
them were bunted arly all the way men '
eboose that last alternative in the couplet.
What shall we do when this world v:
Break or die, or go to Texas?"
Genuine Wit, The printer of sn E
tern paper says, that f many of lb p-itrr :
would make goodr wheel horses, they .
fcocA; so well.
gcdP A Loco Fceo orator in a Fourth cf J -'
oratiun. contended ihat th Declaration o! I
dependence is an 'immortal doearoeoi, but i;
Sub-Treasary scheme is tinmonoicr;
" i Tbe laws of Louisiana pltee tbehosbinJ
wife upon equal grounds. : They gie to- ey
tbconirolof their property and to the nriv
iherighl of dower in tbe property uf the dcc
One1 asked why B stood before C ? Bees
said anoiber, a man must B'befcie be can C
Yoa be darned" as the Yankee said, tv I
he saw a grtat hole io his stocking. ;
A very severe shock of earihqoake was fr!t
Kingsion mi the , morning of Jul i9th, r 1
occasioned great alarm but. it was iioiknuv. t,
ao v da toae bkd been caused by il.
' An Irihmo sold a bon, warranted " r. ;
out fault. Tb buyer foond tiro stun- t!
and complained accordingly. ' By me si I
aid Pat, that's not bU fault, it's only his r:
'tone Sttre.:;- ; : ';--. " -
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A northern man with southern prificpf-
the white bear said when hos7il:.v 1! 1 :
'gex.
of the rostf eathered "again ita scattered mencement of tbe coppering and Reei- r A xourtg gin
kaves orTbonod tp liis iiklk which ihe Punctraiing tbe copperf tbe aworf had J Imt pa doaH cat
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