a I II II I l ll .v till Hi.
- , ..... . W ..-,.,.-,i ...y.., . v . , .. '
, TO TS1 anTVUMlS.
jfijowuris.
H' 4ot flower t wtlVgil fl'w
WBr lhT bora in th wood, tmrt-tml by
lapinl twr mil altr-nt de'tray or tb r of
""1 . . ... ... . If
Ih boir. lh pajnptna wmw of w ptrwrm. ,n
oVt to eTjr k.vr ot nature iw thc bi-aa'ihil rrra
UiJWhU ft wii ww-taina; blMM, tbay pro
dat ia UV noul, and whal. twWoritb-jr awak
: witb nwjie prll lh bind iha tawy. o-llina
of daaciag -iflraanili-.. "nMWjr bank, abady dtlt r fca
mat ftnwrf, (nil wiiny band S.laat, Ihmrli thrtril la.
m ibvir lanffflaffi-, n4 who h M f-lt tlie Inirrtpf ,
l... .L :.i I t l. f:i.t M
- """i
i,l,H.fdnl.t.d.ih..r1.Ti.n..d.p..rrInc-,
rwrfaDT prrM'd away T Oft lfc il-nt UnU- m-1 '
.
kft kf wara , and who lite lh Ibiwf r ha -
Wih1fa-.-n.d.y...d... now wilted in
Truly, .k- "f
Wb plraainc and mrl.nKB.dy ll tl. I..'lb ptirr.1
liful emWnn. bv whH-h Mii.n. ..f ih .nl nmr
-ipr.Mr.l. Knrlh th-ni a hr ffiiy! tirf -
t.r... ..ff.p.l V.v llt ilivim lianfl nt .n tn-r
' . .
awrald liim, and .(.rid ihrm mil 0- mi i.-
"I'll
in ,hnt nd
tvuH.a lhin ajnid lb hiiiinf trr" of lh fa r i mini;
and, or I.,. I w. " p-ii.
, . . xi . ' ,i i j
l tb .rtv d-ad. 1 b rwlor wrarn them a n nuid-
r( wrralh. w arallr thm in lb1 r.n.iiii'-ri.ri.' fri.
.mnb.lP.h..v. ...dlrm ...I,,,.,,.'
' Th""- 'vp-.-f.b-P'. "nJ
,.,.rt.l.j-..fllmt..f parriimal cl,m,..l! niif.d.nr
kiy A,r.h".ll H.".. , .... l..-r. ..rb,.r...
rn. TWv M u h-id- vhf n ih iitiiin w (..vr
nb. fd d fan: b w, cmmii u, in. r-M era,,
.t-.nln.ur.df,.r.,.f fr:,nd. ll.rv wl.lM-ir .b,l ,-
r -
mnrtaiey bry.nrt lli r.mlm. a n on tan my u.n t.i
ihlv li.'ri .if
that rvauin fiinn of Ul) ai.d'anii thai ali1 v e r. j ig up ill the -i.uir of In: ea' In-ili a!,
tu ua ..ur fnnd n't imfi.Tt .1 ytnb a.d l.-tiev. T"jwi,ire the. I elllfl .lied Mill o.hd'l tiV ll
lh y..unfh-v .niBarl an lupurlant l.-a.m : U .'l.r.d. j c. uw , ,,f c.Mlt. tl pi-oj.dc oil t.,e luii
Wat irWSuia na'.i'-nr.f,...dili-.i. f-.r b.k'l... ..)..! m WJ,., Ui .mi, to in.dj'. simdry'if"-
lha. aU.rt lord admiral ,..n ; ixf.:.':.? I" l.uIti-
if r.-j.u!-.. h -ti ; I J;rm '.. .Itl.i tit--
4 ft iif (l(ci-Tlit lh-lf IlltlM'r. lltTT -iTfit-
t irtu- -ntl li-y !i.i.jj 't""" tit."-
tmprowp lb l)
due th fry is
ttail fliatfr rfy U ill I it-is Ki;dr n Uhhi. t.nt f.t-n-Uf
parU in tririf rjm. Ml ill.- i w r A Xut of
Mbtr-t ii -l t, t-'f frajVMUt ( i- - i tX . umi I.' ' ii.
tffl hr bf -ill ftsTKir-. niiii .- I t.(.-"- fa r
ttunf pr--!tt r ih'if t- uliiful in-i.U ' T -rr N-c-n,.
l br mtln"i; ii Iitrip pan' y ak n t.. th ii.t.-ri t
mmmm if riuffci'" i. (i't t'i iJn"wt Inn ilii
fiuVtn wrtr it.a-J.' f f riiajrri I'll! ifti-nt. iihi.i
bf ihr ntr- t.t r f-4.1 i .! .i.k m tt.- ;r h.-m
' !!' f tu - ! th- ui Ii v tli- r .' 1 ' u' 'i -
ThraW ItiaM ' la ttl V '! f-l- 'it I'-' h'Ai ft
Iif of llii- jfrbt'V tf .wn i wii'l a f uiy iiw.sk. :i
Wi ji ni-i't -!t, ati ik t ' r - ' i "
lr.M) UffT: tti ,l-.rf v Kr at. Ii. -iH. -k t . .11' t '.j
B !hf f.n.1;.J . W ji'iif ; f.-.!l. . 1 !!,:. i n- r ,
wb ini ii t ;,t h rr , r j, v : j ( m . r , - ! : Ii-MtC-lit.i-li
-li I wl Ui- inifj' tl.nl U ' i - U.-!i
.f tht- I, jdl 'J-.! V' - '-' '- f
4 4V1 ! X i'd h r- at ii - o . m ' - -.. iin,.- 1
llMl lv-ii.f 'h Ii" ! L'f 't 1 "
hspp-i ; h- tN-nliJ ia in '! it If t.tif it ni'
glf ffauri u( tarSLitT i i : n;i. M ir. i- ' r.-W"
of Trn uitt- f m d itii It. w M..w . r u t It
Ji.4 J. -f.t x ti ((- (l r a r e - f af I r
ti.- ; l.. tfst U- -in j;! ' i It j;-ai!i' 'i.i- . (( ii-.i'.f..
fuf. di t!w. f r -!! j'i ' -itf ; -ml,
t.,--ft (...(.ii- lit i! t( 1 1.-in i ii'li r p.!
larft!,- t I' ti. i i !' .ti '.' U. k ti v''' ' '
r, u m ta r 11 - . . - . v
- it..- A
iiu'l- e hi c- 1 1
A-. !u ii ei W.
Tin" 1'At i llt iM' ( '
vverv ihitj-' in -'d i'njbtjt'.n.. ':hK0t&rMtf
the Ii .tilule
lhey uie ml eii .-ar.-d
for. 1 r. 1 ,sh r is pr.gie.i
Mltil tht Uiltel Ul.d g ls Wolk-.
. ,: s
,.pidi.
A 'ii'.. ileal di-tl.-s is s.lid t.
prevail in lius-e.i, a , aed a-ljo.hi.
'Unties in in-iiiiu kv, oj
to f
eity-aild legh price el' j.Mtiv .:.s
ia.id.it vairv litllit. raiu ur meat
Hectioti to be pure! ii-e I at ;i- y .r
T .
.ii tli, it
ie;a!,d
while many l.i.'nibes are m a ...t. ..(.
ditio'i, as regirds f.od, some ar.-ael.i.i
itl 11 ntate b-.lideriiigou starvation. A .ub-
lie meeting w.s held at .l.itne.t-.tin'la.t
Week, to llevi-.- s.iiue jd.m by tt lii -'l th,
lU'CCSsitll i.f ll... Slltfel .-J i. CH-biU ll- re
lieved, ami bb.nd dot, a'i,.ns were iia.le.
With the view of ;i.diiig to N.isl,v..ie foi
Urofisiotia.
iAiatr from Hamburg
lilt., hu tint on the day '.
of I.OcW-.eiiiioraiits were Co
port to emh.ii k for the I
t!
l.-.-i,
vanls
! that
'I'
, ted
States
Thev g
ciicra.iv came mi Uo.-tein and
Mi-eki. iibtirg. and lhe um intalno-.i,
trieU of Central J.i.vttiui(n -
,i :
IUfr t'f .WtjoJ.,!. At the late sale
.f uuCographs, in Paris, a h tterdrom N.i
.leotl, iheii only a (ieiu-r.il, to his broth
er Jo-cp!i, wit.-, sold f,r two him. lied io.'
Inr. .Napoleon whs in de-pinr at hoaring
that Joi-cphine was sick. lie wi.te, :
'"(iiit'iue hojie : tell me the tint li : vuti
kriiiw my love, uud how ardent it is. Imi
know tii.it I have never h.ved t.ef
Josephine ii the tir-t wouian 1 ado
ickue-d throws me into despair.'
lli'i
:
I
um!-
Thf mil,., I. k. TUo latest ncc
from the sent of war in Florida ami'
ill.e
tho killingo foii whiirior an I t .vo s i.i.vs'!
and tlie, capture of four o!hcrsi,i.ut-s ainf
their tiiree children. There is somethm-
shocking in the idea of shootin- ,l.m n
these n.isei.ilile women who hut f
"t
, r
un io hiiitre u.e lain m tneir -;it ;i 'e t.,,i-:
but we suppose in the melee of ii battle it
Cannot be avoided. Tlie accounts state
(hat, in the instance abut,: mention, i,
the gra,s wa so 'ail it was iiiijs.s-lble t..
disliiigiiisli them fniaii the men.
S.trinninJ, ,, ..7, 7.-. j.
J'i.it ,m,I !.,j7i, h ..'. J.ot t- m i , Ky.,
May II. l he- four . iirgioi s n 'eiisinl ..f
imirdering'the Jot ce familv s'-Miie"ti ths
since liave been nc putted. One oftheui
turned State's evidence, bu.t liis tcstimmtiv
i not legal. It corroborated the murders.
There is gn at excitement about the'c'iii't
house, q'he inobg.it cannon and placed it in
front i.f thejarl. A number of shots were
liruii fruifi the'ja.l jiu-l froin'the mob, and
me juiior if.iinig ine seiipti ol llio io is-
oiiei-i, lormally siltieudered two of flit, ut.
ami thev were b nig: th
third
cut
his
!. . ----- - ."
in r. in . i in, .....-. ...... i I v, ....
negro w ho I
i deuce w.as Unmolested.
t. ...-.
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VOL. XlILv.
TIM
' n . rn . . '
dti.: J.rmnt I hutch Jinmrivftuntiru
. . ;,.,.,,, '
t . i i r nt
. i"i mu , l oil rtliMip. I I . o reaction-
; ary ,,ult)- fijr u Ion- rime hml ikk. mitiwl
: , ,llilke u .L,,,,,,,,,;,, ,,.,..,,;...
. . ... ' . ,
""b' Tc " txtruoclii.aiy"
tilt! lutllavs:
i i ,
fu-al of
.
t, ll.f Isnllt; l!S IIIU'U: Ii V the rr
., ... ,
me v uaiUT 01 me ti;il:f.;ial to admit
,. iovcrnor ami C.ui.cil ..1 the ,
letriet.
u tl.eir preneiilaliuti, ua ia eiiiotuarv on
,. .
iCul ua, t u..Ml at Ulvnie mm vice On
j . -ti it.e . n
t belli- thus refured adinittasfe, tht. (ioy-
.... . . ... i .. :i .-.t i ,
" ami '.he
the
' i ' V ,, ' f "r
I"" 6,1 t!"" 1 ' ' "f '"' .romut I..U
on TnrtTrt- tWet cle,.UH .rHnTrtWT
jtirj uiiiUni tin ch'.I, lv ii j r - L i tlie it-
. ,.e. . i; .1., canon.-. eii loe.t I Come
. Wl !l Ull till- C Ullcll. t S.l.iu! ......
. i v
! e . ; . 1 1 1 . ' ' I V a iTL't ! e. al..n hi- i, r ll......
i; .-Million .HTCs 1 C I, aii.l Hie r . T sail I tlu-m
. . i' . -i-ulit
Mi
I Vrit'uti:i; arauit tl.f (luvirii-
im-nt ami !i-atii In thv lu-n t:s -.v-ic rui.-fl
ll 4miiuIi w..-. .M-t.li t.,kil. j.;it ill tlir
m y l iiit-i.t -uniii'l u.tii u Nt i .nv
Hl.lh .l-Vti..t .1 . Im- JM;.ll 111 1 l -,nilllrliri;fl
a luriMii-. id. an: i'ial.uu .,!' ti.t ( i.vc, hii.rni
--.i r i! -ii.u.1 ....M-.i iuar tin-
i ll.t," :.: ln-lt ,il . to j .;--ri j- i uiiiri,
a l.ai tut.d .th'I I'l uIlIi Ii Hm- iiioh.
r i.i! lilt n, jiui,-ii; tliVlit--iirn in tin-
(.(' tttr t . tilii iir.il, r.ii-i 4 tin- crv :
I i Ji' f ',, .' !- .' J,.
i i.v i'iiiij'i ,n ri itl t.f a .-t' ariu-'
j'-i.t'T, ul..iii, vvitli a :- -v ii.n'-
tin-.: . ! aii'4 1.1- ;uii-t I
I .v i t : - t:,i ii r. i . - ; - i. .-.m -i-'i
1' '
lie e
li oil ti
.j.ai.v
il i .
"l.at u!
I r.iv ai r v.
i-aiK ijral
.ri
r, with
the
...loni.l a
V-'u.-An
of .,.-
t.'ie plaA.
.!. the di-..
I -o.e '-I
ihoi.ror
i d.re 'ii-
h;.. iti.;
' : a. "halo
1 . 'C
. - ill '
..I Will
- d
. ! til
idle t
I I.
pl.t ih 'A I !- the ill -
..Is ill the a. i by the
.hg ilieh.i its vtelf tin
in. 'Utah i atii 1 1 1 1 .t to
al V i. . ' ioelit .. -a.hst
lh.-.-c tl.
h.v r
ii ti .:
vi 1 1 ... .:
Ai... ..
Ulid S..V
1...
l: the 1.. .'...j. et the
i II ot, ii.e ll.o.i;; pro-
ill l e-ted- rj . o.iii t
tei hiii. et, an i nun..-
dl
r ti
.1 ;.'.'
. up-ih
, bi aiie-t. sir reteiuted tl
and .Is
i-'-'i" rty !"
i- - . r. tl
i .di d a n.i
' '"' l"';l'
; n ' 1 1 t' i r .( ; ;
-A dee,.-,
an : r p
be old, l o!
k..pl
. ! . t. i
o! ti.
"I '
ni'ii.-r h..
. hiit.
J,'-'.,
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M t t,
1 ir and p'
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f UlW.K
.l-opi,
!: . .1.
(i
Id
.La -e.io-toMh
! r
i.. t.d ar.d
.-oh -vVi'
pr.Xcnd
of l'...-m.
It eilg.lg'
hf-t sIX
eiias v.s
ao.i
I -I eteii
Ultive of
' "' a. -'-it
jl' - ri'ier pnp.i
I ""i-.
1 '' !d-e
,.f .M .d
arlng a
I.,
" " k "ii t.'i.- Natural I .a
f '' h-eh In i,a' been 1.
!e - l Coliettiiio .mater. a'.s
il l 'I-
teell Veal s, ,ii in
1. time
i of II
it.-d the prineo id ei1
ni.idl- hi r thai, ttn i.tt ili.ei
is li . ,lil .-.g,l,,! Ill- Is, ill
his sahjeet. '
Fr.-tii h.s ie-e:,rc!
shicoe ie i III pi.. .11-
s, thus far. he liic.
ipo:i a sc:. iko ba
a.! Ii:e io i,,, I i:i.i,ca:iohs of t.ie ani
mal orgaliiatioii, so as to be able ih
teet. with certainty, all eotisiitiilion.il de
fects throii-!i the uied.uty of form. Ills
khott!cd-e id iirt is in ire - minute and
er. ti. al to. in we I. member to have met
in any other writer, and he has been the
i-e lnehd of in.iiiv a youthful artist and
man ..!' ,-e:-ttr.- stnigglie g for po-lil.ui.
houd till- i.-;illn-si l-Htor l.'U.a.U 11,
totvn durin- the approaching rxl'ibitioh
! ,,l' l !. A i'n-.,v -,t. 1 l,--.-,i .- is-h-rll look
p'htiie'l showings a i nf the ani-
m.d crihlit a- ..I' .in t criticism, with vul-
liable practic.i.l su '-e,-!io!is winch mif
young artists will do well Io make a note
l,f. ' ,- .
I l' fl. r W ..r.-ellt M.-lt.lh' Vllle
,,,,, lntituti..i, and l.j ,-t, of artistic
,:,d -eleiititie i;iter.--t iii'.air eitv. in fur
thei:im e ..t his w,.rk, which, from pre
., ,.,..,r..,.. wid be le.nlv for tin
nt appear. iiiei
i,r, in about t twsf-w.ii-s.
T, .- .
hi o!'u rs of
bril les, hiive
d ictor and
I 'is. .M-.ti' and 1 riincis, a
u.n i.tel ary anH x-ielitllic n !t
tilketl il .tt ,11. ,li lllti rest in t hi
hi. Well.. ;.. V: l, ,f, M
ih. n .! mean h
sat' that tho-e wrerclieil itovo!s.arc oe.-u-
pied by l.vu.g beii.gs '."):: i 1 h, my coin
paid. .te. "(Hi, je!" he i pl.ed with a
quiet smile, "those are tour people
your Jinii ', .. " but, sin-f-, s il l I
. they do not live in these au v ncsl.s.du
ring your iuteiis,.v cold writers.'" l- is.
replied my conrniiiion, " ..tnl they h.iti
apreflv hard tune of it. Ih ttveen vm.
and 1," he i tinned " tliev are a miser
able set of devils ; thev won't work,-an
tlmv hiver it out hen; us well lis they
can. 'During the most of t!ie year they
are in a state ol nonet wa
f 'li'iie.-t un"t. atnl then
- t hey lire very
ble. Ihit during the
,f,errv Keasoi, thev inafce a lill .e moiiev,
- -s ,-. . . . . ,
i ... n . , i ... .).... ., .... . , , .on . s. i ' ! v
la! uud-sa'icv
i-uotigh. ' e vL-.ni t do a
:v thing witli
. ; t : ' - ; -s ' f .
. ' , . r. I r . ! '. ,-,.' , -
-.-SiVLISBURY. N. C 31 AY 2filSr7.
i .
' tu;n t v ,.'( '- Tl,..r il,,
;,, .i,, ; ,,; .;, ., ,.;
as y ' I M-ii them a
'i.t . of vafaliuiiilir1, a
lilirihpn II in m Mim fi mi iii unit v i.t nn nu.
J :
v .; ' ", t"l ,V '
' 'V' lluc , ,
.if'frniii Mr. Si'mrrow i'ra " Motitli witl
the l!!ne Ni..-e.-., iiiihihe'l in the lvniek-
i:rU,H:l 1U,"1 ils il with accounts
. iven bv other travelers we limv sjik-lv
t:oiic!ude that he has L'iveii us a truthful
reire. iitaiion of the eoi.ditiou of llie free
iit'ioen in the liritinh I'roviiM-es, Bo much
lauded,, to which tho " l.untiii'' lii''itive
.1 . . r, ... Inn
nee Mr iiiienv.
,-.,u)ll ,fi0 ,j.(.r.. .,. ....,.,
ri.,
"f l'vif., HviV j, vols
, , , , , .f ' . r, ,
' t j t i , ft '"' . . , . , " T
.;, , ,...J i.. ,; i. ...
'" "", 1 ' ' " ! (I III I (."II Ml ll.'ll.i.U
' ' "-. '"lis-
..i.,. i, , . ... i........ . ... ..
auv endiavor to ln;tter their
li
.. "
. ' ,." u
r 'inj.ai. ii'li "t Jl
iiiir-:,r Mr. S. s i
sparr-.wgrass ; ami w ell
j ;ii.- " I would, for
-, that m ueli-vamited
) r ( u U ff
ilrirh rvia;.
by and l!ri;i!i philut.tl. r
hing better to sle.nv to ah
i ti.a.'i the pro-pects aluund
aoii. :i .n'
I Jeer's e.i
'lhe k-itheifordtoii iJemoera' eoj.ies
iir r. inal ks about t! i- si-arcitv of pr..veti
h i- in some o I the Wi.T. iti count ie-, and
-avs :
'Sti'-ii Htlie'V.iVt'a i'aras we e
urst ..f tii. We learn from re!
:!! il.v, l! at tariu.-r-. ..ti t1 e rid.
t a i.tin.'.i-r .'(' cat'!.-.- '1 he i
h.ih.tai.'s inf.. i in u- that tin- pri. .
1 t ' 1 ' i l v ih- -r:pt:oii is li':
to. ill lor rill I '..( I! h i- 1 ''CM
arn
an
io ! il- ,
d.t: -!y
ere aiio i
Colli. ,-
t'-.r eoi.i.i .,
'- 1 "' !'
, t. r li- -
. i.ty tt a
t l.roii.'ii
o' !,Iv'
l ied with
last w
N.
.t -.
the , in, a!
il. -
"I he l' I i 1 a r 1. a 1 1 1 c bill i, .fi-.r-hll-- of tile
-,-a- -ii is oj-ela':;;.' tiiv setel.lv li; -h
our l.iimtr.-, and the coiiiniiihitv en.-ra!
It. '1 lio. ui,,. have a great iiiiiiih. r of
sto k to feed, are -s ; i;.ll v heaw s-di'er-
I'-.
'I'll'
'I'i'
V i.;-j.r- chc
'...-.v.:-.,!.
er t
'it i.
tl
: e .
ll.iteir. u- :
n.'i-i-s have i. ;:- ti
s ..(' cattle hat e air,
l.ar.'e niiii, ! . i-s ot e.ttt.e hate a.'!-,.i-.v
pi-i t-iie-i iutw- ninuireiis liuvu. been .tri- -
.ell I" lhe he.lihtaills, to J.iCK Iif lljllll-
j.Meiu.e il lhey can. or to u.e it tin t
must. V e kiiotv a op-iit ,;!V i'ar:i,er-
ttle. have
b ed il te,
iha.ie a er-
ehde-r ci;..
Ilotv fhVy
Ihle to llii
il W I- h'llh
l!Ci!..)ll.t o!
Ill' I'es . .I c.
;ld not n
ei e.n'.'v i
ille to
ie out.
I.a-t
and
-. like
ot be
al lis."
V. e i.i
low t.,
!,t inch,
t. .1.,,
',, ' . I mess
loh't jiitnp I'i ci the
i ; bat if v ai tli.uk
ai ih!
ii s tt ,
II ,h m
toll lll'l
am,
w..ii't be per-im led to be
have lo.e a -c
the ttiiV to iln
sjbic man, this :- pr
it
IHini.sldi'it ,-e I
a- vou.cah, ;ihd ttl.eii ,n. tin- an- screw
i
toNt-js up ami iieiid tin- head foi wanl. '
..u ttill -tjikv Tfre ground withtllat part
ol' the body that is or sliouhl be cushion.
d bv nit ui,- f.r f! tiirpo-,., junl vmi
rli ii'.t.i;.' lnei t ie train in t,.e ina-n-
inr ..! a ti.ccl. 11 ,'ids, to avoid tin
scratches, had b. Iter he in Iroil-ers pock
.-Is. It toll S'llVite t Oj.elat
tt i.l fee! better, it is .j lit.- Ilk -Iv
tou had blundered if w .liioiil 1
llie liths of s.-iehce, and br..k
ii, on
''ui n
; ird to
i oar
heck or cracked the dome of thought.--''
One experiment tvill piobably satisfy voir
as to ine c mveuieiice ami couitort ol uiis
metiioii ijt oettiiit-nil the cais. .... ;.
ti, ll ,'ir.' i,in.
. . ... '-... t Ih. . ... il...
.'.-f"..''....... .iie'Liui i" ml
I..t .antWilu, tlie ai-t of prinluig was .
known in ( liiuii fun t ears a-". In tin-
fTTrm-rrf f-VrTrt'TTT-T-rT-T-- M- f riHft- -bor-rkx-tt-m-r -
formed of slips of bamboo ; and, about
l.'ci tears alter Christ, paper, was tirst
made
leave
i.t I n
A. D. Via, b,
s were ln'iind m
; :. I . I'hif, printing was in gene
The process ol' priutiug is sine
lhe materials consist ot' a graver,
o ttood. and a brush, w Inch tin
is carry w.tli them fro.ii pi. ire b
Without wheel, of wedge, m
pi lil-ti
place.
i
S' " " '' ' " .in '" oil in", e li,.,.,
g,.Viii impressions (u one daf. The paper
liiiiii' fan be l...iig!.l for one-fourth the
price iti -China tji.it it can in any other
eoiintif. Tin' works of Coiifuctu.-, six
v..! .inn's. -l.il. leaves octavo, can be bong! it
I't I'd. 1-of rn historical imvi i, twenty
t.'i'iiii, -, l,.V ' leaves, hail' a-irotin is the
pr.ee a hgst the Chinese.
- .!. 'i'; "'"'-.' M'irl'nii ('Iii'ur.
-.
A
four u-i-i dil-, all of is to put the vines in rail pens, having at" Shapes which thvy are afterwards to its-und-.
an i. thev are ter each h-ad,. two or three rails thru-l sume. They are more- c.'Utraeted unly
irnggi-t. ha
which ,-. lV.i:t-
ol' s'llcll .-I
that hevrtti weigh liny niven
numherit pumidsj'rojii one to forty!-
An-wcV "tcpirred, w ha! Is th.e'. We.ijfirt of
each w eight .' .
,d . It wri
I k.bbctt w ho said and he told
the trull
. ioi'. --ihat woniiin i- never, s
amiable ns' .vheu she is u-elii! ; an
tor beaiifv. tlnumli moll mav tail in
ove
.with g;rbi at play,, there is nothing -to,
make them siauu to meir ioidiim' seeing,
, .' , , ,' ,. . '
i.ieiu ui work -engaged in ine useiur oi-
i 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 in i 1 1 i. -i' i' i -it. i ii tie isi'iiu ui-
liccs t'f tin1 home and lauiily.
AGRICULTURAL.
Stable Treatment of llorses.
IlJs
otic tliitid to litiow lmw to use a horse,
but jitis anotlier tiling U know how to tib-
''"w A rtttWJ ln.re tiwd. fcpuc
ial care unit aWentioii. II is fetdiii'r iniii-t lie ;
r rllal. ag the nicUsnrulI Vut of the hoiii.-.
, ' . ' , . , .
nen a cnati''e ol teen is inaue it mnst
be done w ith jrreat care -giving a miall
allowance at tirst until the stomach be
Comes used to the chae-e. He must be
cit aneu every nay; and when e say clean-
cleaned every . lay; and w!
e,l, we mean all that can betweved bv
' , ', ,'
brush,
itml an oiled Avoitlcii clvth are the nten.sils
....orv First lt,. i.h.wni-, vwh,,,!. ,..
.
. ..... .i . . i. i i. , .i
oe"in a. 1110 n.o urn, u.n in u.e
ears, working the hand botb.ways.
.-eed in this wav till i'"il take both comb
and brush, and follow th eoiul.witli tlie
bra-ii, and after every str.e, ijwuv the
brush across the teeth of tliecouilj to clean
it. An experienced gloom will do this
instantaneously r 'liiis doitf, take your
cloth and Lay the CoatanJ li.ii.ote the
dust that adheres to the outside. The face
and e.-is must also teel thebriich.
l ew men know lent- to leaii a lior.-e
properly. If the above directions are lol-
lowed daily your horse will enjoy ;,)
health g.Vieriiliy. Stabled h.rs'-s uiit.-t lie
exi reisc-l dailv. Tins :s absolutely essen
tial to good health,
hor.-es ale bijtile au
aii-1 er.ii ii, fhey n 1
If the feet ot your
are ha !c to break
be well oiled once
a tt ecu.
A !r.r.-e tbu- treated will alwat s
lie ready to go when wanted, atitl ynu will
hot
i.-iiuii.ed either to ride or to drite
hill!. 1
Anot
er tliiti"
as .in j.oi iant is a
..... nn.l u-i.ll lib. to. I ....I.I,. W..
notexensi-anylarmer or horse owner who
:d.HS not clean out his stab twice a day-. '
A stable shuuhl be so coi.strneted as to!,su,s" 111 a T ,ttrKu r-"J
.ave a wide pa-saoe-wa: or tl ,r in fro.'it I
-ictdfr-m. Above the manr a space '
himid I,.-left a h,,,t or it.,,;,, tt i, , t h elear.
i ! i , ,i, .,,., ,
nn.l the pasiu:r-way u
lu, .
u t -I ! v of fresh air to the tins
:ii
ef 1
e horse.
A Imrsc eh ,ys .1 good !n. I,:,;..! it.shol'.ld
never be refused him. At ni;;ht take your
lork and make it up 1 1 -' , t and ymi will
eel amply rewarded for ti..- humane treat
ment you have given t
' '. o " a run r.
.u.r beast.
1 i:o! im. sot im kn , i i;t M,,t:.
Sin in.!; Tea tine Hnj !l;i (hina
Prolific -Pra.
l.M I
I I 111 UN Cl i : n t
n it. In tie
( letobei number of the CuhivaMr, I.
nee a iviumuiiicatei
d fr,
T. C. C." 'in
can llhd in.
which he complains that h
suitable substitute for fodder, much a-: In
objects to the loss of time and corn in
volved in pulling it. lie s.i .-srko hits f atid
it j ossible to -atlier and .cure pea-hay so
that his hoi-sfs would i a', i', even nftct
seterid days sunning. 1 lumk he wounl
mi,! ,t a a,ii-;iiitage to
, , .
tiodueed into our net-h
sue a p.aii m
: li..,-.,! bv Dr.
lltllK. w
iclTis, to plant the peas in ridges
f,,ur of life feet apart, after
as taken
,,(,:, ,,.it C1.,,,, tu?,,
at crop. J nt betore liost he has
the vines pulled tip and ihrowu into M iu-
'notes. ). Iter it lias taken one day s sun,
and bel'.ire the leaves -et drv enoii di to
-- .
crumble he lias the rows chopped in two
, ,,.,, I t;, .,,..., :
" ..'vi'..V- Vl1!'1 '.' 'o .iCJ.'.'.sJJi
then leaden on a wa-
m
am
riven to a convenient place lor
,
lll po-ts
stacks, w hich are'in ade bv settin
til ten or twenty teet in hei
bedded,, and having holes
lit, Weil nil-
mlt
w ith a
ttto inch auger evi rv two f
which are thrust strong pub
, through
.Mending
I. ii ol' .IV T.i.'T on . 1 I e 1 1 sl.i
lit
are hung the vines, from
iot!"iii to ton.
Tlie si. 'fk slbdiit't t'e Ttiarcned wrr u oai-trr
other straw, and suffered to remain nn-.
touched for a month ; when he w-ill find
a rich, sweet food that will keep his hor
ses and mules (unless at ttoik-i perfectly
fat without the assistance of other food.
Another plan wl
ieh we
,1 siiccesstili
f,-om one side to the otfu-r. so that
the n'ext lojid niny pailiaiiv rest up .ii
iheui ; in this tvay
eilhition of air. :"
iidmitlihg'a free eir
.('.('."will lind bv
aiUpting this plrin trrrrt his mo-t fasti liouS'tcT tins
gly eat pea hay.-
.Ur. M.ll-. 1 loi ts, ol i.n-. cotintv, is
Mr. W-.i.;l'.-J),
( Vl,.lr pi;lMt;M,, China jn-a." which' 1
, .,. .,.
UUIUs Sliouiu suptuse'ie llie ll-e oi e.ei.
I have ttul-icvtl hi.scr.jp iVom iinw '
i
.rf-- "-v...... .....
. if!' ,p &t ) 'j '
i to tiino during tliu geasorl, and must Biy
1 1 have never seen anything to .eqnaK.it.
1 tihall plant no other next yiwvso well
' , . . . ,
satefieu am I of its sujicnority. "
WT It.
I &u(A IhnJ, Ark.; 0,4, 1C.
Esriitchrons.
When Gnenon theorv of determininjr
,i i f ...... ! n, ,.rr.i!, .,f
hair on its thighs, above, and adjacent to, , Mozart, Schubert. Mendelssohn, Bellini, ii;:) J.aurensVtreet, while sitting by her
the bag, was first introduced, the idea ' others, may be eit.-. as glorious x-; tiR-side on Sunday ereninjr, 2ith nit, WH
B' , amples ol the trutli of this remark. Jliey Ilt.;irly burned to death by her dress catch-
was received with a good deal of scepti- Woiild have lived much longer had let i,, Hie. She wore hoops of the most
ewm. Time has wrought changes. At.""-' M..nnality of their nature found sir.a.rTple dimensions, ami over them adress
- perabuiidaiit Juud m tlie seiisiiality ol .,f white muslin. A door opening sudden-
Uiite convciUion by the legislative club
..t ,.f V... Vrl- on,. t il.o
-'
, .. . i .- .
.-pea!
.-.JieaKelS ua. e lilt evidence in itiiUi'Jii o.
Pro-...Uuenon's theorv :
"M. (iueiion, a French writer. h:i
covered certaiti indications which In
claims to determine ?he milking qualities
of cows, ,,'hislet calls "escutcheons."
being the hair-which grows upward--,
ieoiitrnry to the L'etieral rule; on the ud
der, thighs, and' hinder part of the body.
It is easy to distinguish the eseuteheon
bv the upward directionsnf the hair which
forms them. I cannot go ititti deljul here
upon the system, but would refer to the
work of M. (iueiion itself. l!ut to show
thii'ii: is, esteemed worthy of notice, I
will allude to the testimony of those who
have oiten attention-to it."
Mr. Juhti Ilitxton, in a work pu
'.!'-
in I enti'led "Ilotv to c!i"..:
1 I
Milk Cow, hi releretice to the indication
of a -ood milk cow, p. 17"., savs: "The
writer has examine 1 many hundred !
...:.... ;.. i'..;..,;,, .,,,,1 .1... In-h
0...1, .-.- i.. ........... ...v. .
ai rived a! in regard to "Mr. tiueiioiiji test ;.
le.b.:,,,, th.. .MrH.-ii,.r or.n.erties of a '
J 'r ' " , , '. ' ' !
tl,c "evejopinen., mo (x..
il rm out by' tacts. In a Umdon
dry'' - K'--li' 31 Ell-U'
road, where about 4"J cows ate
kept, and where nine-tenths ot them are
1.11 ,1' - fi ..,o,.. - v. t .
ii, tut or i,ji;u,l growth of the hair on j
the posterior part of the udder, thighs, j
ane perinn um, was too rem
accounted for by accidental cau-es. As
well might it be said that all other tests.
such as length of head, softness, and llexi
jbili'y of skin,' and 'wide quarters, were
accidental, and bad no reference to the
in'lkiiig properties of a cow. When a
I phenomenon presents itself over ami over
i lig-dh, awun .iiuied in a majority of eases
' l.v certain results, we may be certain that
it is not accidi ntal, hut natural; and
while we mav be unable to account for
these results upon satisfactory grounds.
it is neither philosophical or prudent, to
i lit, v or ignore the connection between
ihe one and the other, and thus to forfeit
the advantages which the fact itself is
.. .. , . ...v i
caicuiaic.i loaii'iiii.
The late Mr. I'hihiVv, of Massachusetts. ;
a t yry cai'et'u! and critical observer, made
' exatiiihi.tion of a large number of milk:;i
cow -, a,. d found in a majority of them 1
that were good milkers, these develop-1
incuts well marked. He conversed with
, , , . ,! t ' ,1 . .
a lar;e number of llitelli-ent gentlemen
F. .
i when he wjis abroad in .Wil, in Great
rhititin and France, and found but one
. ,i ...,.,1 l, ..r.h..
ii i is ,i r .inoi ii'iii,', ,m ,., ,,
j -..-.sM-sseil these develop:
, .- , .
- iJlts.L. imds.. tar as we nave learneu uie
views of .'entlemeti in this country who
's
,.,.,.;.,,., tbw t,,bht t!."u .'
i in . j
, i,l.
" -"J" '
i i - ii 1 1 ii .
i'ii tlie same.
I think it m:iv with safety be atlirni
; -
, that tills 'one principle' is established
that all things b, ing alike, as regards
' -i,,e ti'Vture of skin. iVe.. Cows with
.It veloped escnt-'liciitis, w ill, in a A, .. s 1,
.. f , , t.i S. tll.-v all g'.
i,i;i"t itv o1 eases, I.e loiind to be ; ., ,
j . , , , ..a.-riiMl,, sc
.est milkers, and abova; an-Uiurage ;',,,) time; dav retu
tt c
w l
on the otlier hand, those Willi verv
mail escutcheons, will be found under,
r'iif iii'ist, r. ( fi'iove an aversge in their
nilkiieg 'I'opei ties.
"lu calves, the escutcheons show the
becau-e the parts which they Cover are
slightly develop, They are c.i-ily pcr-
ceivefl' after biith, but tiie hair which t
forms'tlu'iii is luig, coarse, and still'. Af-
hair falls oil', tin' escutcheons ol
eait.es i
!!', '-!
f Ci'Hvs, though ot
' ' ,1 . , . . .
,es.s s;ze. iiu w.ui cuau.ti uie i.iruier n
save such calves as tvi.l prohnb.v serv,"
i . i ...ill..,.," .-.,
,;,,,
nun is iroou,, jmiM.a. a ''
PhtnU r.
-.
TV
v ii -
!
CAX Ml
SIC IK
IMMOIIAL?
MuHicilL.itKulf
aeusual. Nothing
ti the nerves, tiinl
o the tenses, than
PL-aS'iI), tliat ill the
a'l" 5 t.i.
through ti
. i
tuo latter
goumlri. It i.- lor ti
Alt ur.i.iical men of ll
history of ail t'tnuie
th Ktlirilv nneieal i.'iriii" or talents, von
T L . .
can trace the inimeii
iiitluence their art
Imil lllloll their nellrtllul Comliti. ill. J hat
' iniliieiice is y.'iii-rirtlj4 .tilt'r
bodilv htreiijth
n M taker, and wea-
ker, ti!
an tin iv deatJi tniis iiieiu away.i
r before thev hat...- foiled not milv
what fhcy pron i u,.-d t oild, tint oiurh
more, wliat thev i.roinued tl,emelve.
,l(.;r Jllt.- And yet these were th". hi-h-
..ri.-t ofurt. the f.,!'..iv,rs of the btantl-
, ... ' .: I ..
... ihi ii ire i seiumieiii. j
d 'the pure.
sentiment. Hut
where these coh.i.i.o:J ate w.n.oi.g,
j where mu-.i ha-s n- "iber purpose than ita a bath igul turned the faucet, but
h. idea-. and excite vij,u ; what do v..tM,Qf r,. the file vas extin'mibhcd her back
t:i::,i; w
l,
toe re
"f that ehertie
thlg ;il!e o! body
wiii have put -n '.
!-o ehertat.-i!. it
aiife, aed be ii'..ii.'
i- -"ire and !;!.!.,
l-oiiie one of t..;il
tvliieli lives only b
-i.i.j i ihi-ij led. and
ih.-ahs ot sati-fyit-j
best aiis-.t,.r to t!.,
lie g. it!. ei ed in mi t
,t;ins which 4i!i o
ho.ises. An ihtell
ly trace the fri.
Ih some ..i.!ir.t an cilia-1
upon hi.- pa'i-.
inaiiy and l'.n is, 1;
lerers of a ee: ta n
in tin.' !u: atie s.;
fourth, who are or
ttlliieii such tin.-,c
ll ..ur mind will he
i sooll joSe its b.-u-
di
Mle'V
CI Will
il tt !
ic.ye!
.1 -
v i.ioliiiii ih-t.iii-i-, ale.
o:'!--u even unlawful
; lhetii. Wv t!.::ik t!,.
: above quest! ii may
he records of tlie c
ir hospitals a'el ma l
'e:it doctor wld ea.si-
. - :'u 1 ravages winch
l eetitloiis mu-ic has
i.t. At lea-t in 'icr
inoii -t a hundred stil-eia-s
of the resideho
i. iiii. yi.-i will lih'l a
t i :v musicians.
wll'.WIIl till
We t.i.nk it bee.
niiei
jj,,,!.,.!! i ,4utV( tl, advocate, iMt only
1 where music is ada'i'e l to words, a u om!
, but a.-o :u g -h
not merely app'
Siicll
b
(!t also to y-rtir br.hhs ; lit(-li. u.::k
titiulc and rell.-ct, ami is flf io.eiihiig
t oiu- m:nd. ill'stt-.e! of Ie
llieihg it to
,'llsCS.
,ate of v.mr nerves and senses.
.)'..e il 7.'- I'ti " "' O'tl-' tli.
A Hit of .Uuce.
Have von enemies ! do string!
and Uon t miiei uiem. n met gei
i-oiir wav u:iik- l-olllli I hem. re 'ill , 1 less
of thir suite A iium tln.t has no cue-'
mic.s js ..IJ,,,,, .,,r,,l fr :.,.y thing he is'
made of that kind of malt-rial which is so
arkable to be'ca:ill.v WorKeii f.iat every one uas a uaiiu
unit. A b'ciling cbaraclur one w:,.o
thinks for himself, and -.peaks what lu.ne
think, is always sure, to hate enemies.
Tnt-y ate s he.-essary to him as frs-s'.i air.
they keep I. mi alive and active. A celebrated-character,
who was surrounded by
enemies, u-e I to. ivmrii k : "lhey are
-piiiks. wliic'i if yon do ii.,; bi w will go
out themselves." Let this be your feel
ing, while endeavoring; to live, down the
scandal oRh..n- wTio nn- bitter against
t on. li vou .-top to dispute, you do but
as thev de-lte. and open t he way for more
abuse. Let t.ie poor fellows talk there
vtili be a reaction, mid hundreds who
tveie once alienated from vn, will llock
to Vou in;
kiiotvli-iL'.: tiieir error.
I.!oqtent Passaic,
The following beautiful passage is from
. ....
,-ophy of I ife"
i.ee by Mr. Win
. Mr. Winter is
a ill i ii i e on l ne l i
delivered a -holt time
ter, at Caiiibridge, Ma
young man, n..t more than twenty years'
"f age, and has already wii a lngu ret.u -
tatiou as a poet ijnd pm-e writer:
" For the greatest human intellects there
ris no exemt'ti 'ii from tlio common doom,
' . , . .
1 have sometimes thought hw Kid. jet
, li)W subl!m.-. must have been lhe emo-
! tiohs of that iniin, wln-e privilege it wa
1 to stand bv the coilln oi Shakespeare, and
j '''i" 'i''''
'b-iit!i bad ca..ed o
b.Ci
when
ail the
:-;h-n.
itrur.ge beau
It wus worth
tv NVhich never bv
a life time to have
....... I. I . ;
I ' f there one- ;n::! - i
our hand on that
: bread brow, and s
i d at the cold ciiiid
e called up in mem-
-;it creat' .n "I' ,,is
I hi.h tio le lil'ti.c
and. so pausing, t
orv nil the mar.!.
'genius, and w i
s.ence and 'he i
, ;,, i ... ,i
-V !
;:t hiiti.iC
o, ,e:i sp.eti
:i' ti.v-tcrv
I
ili-r. and u
,1
file same
tle-tield . f
bodies of re!
the t:i:ir! Ie
oil t he slid t
living gioiv
..f.t he nt.:.'!
devrlstiitioii
i d' oil mice,
d.d to Dan:
t'H. of t!n
, i J,,. s:e,i...sss iii li
,.' 'i t lie tfiltc. I-',",!-.
t'il-ong'i ceh'-r .'s
,e, have sthi h i:
-elk to us a- tl
.J-.e-i'i arv, an i M
rv, the terinipi'tetn
' v and i"l e et ( .e-J
ever Iris'
' r
: . ol .d ,ic n.
',1 ,11
,'! , si
m
, :tv
Ill it Citlls.
ll,
' u-l I. .11 ' ell .!.'! .'.g i't
;eit n U ci . tiit.i-in ; li,a
! en iilt.i'i .ie ; tliitt inn
ts'eii s-upreiiii ; and tint
r:. ts'lji.-i-Ule, e kucdv In
lilllt illt. h g He- 1, is.
'. li'i.-ieiii'v n 1 1 1-1 li .
unit--' '. r mu-'. f o
( t. lecli ith. a , tt in. i;:"
I ihe nam.- (.! '
lu.it a Liii'r-
Join." " ' ,
, ''Napolean said that the reason why ho
heat tho AfffTrlan's Vis that they did not
know the Talne of five minr.tirs. At tlia
celebrated battlo of Kivoli, ' tho conflict
iqemed on the point of being decided
nui'ist him. - lie buw the critical state of .
atr.ur and Justantly -took hia resolution.
Me disutttched &&ag to tho Austrian '
heii-ijn aiJCri with proposals for an armis- -tice.
' Tliei unweary Austrians fell ipt6
the enaro for a few minutes the than--"
ders of battldsesiriushed. Kapolean
seiaeu, lu.e.fccious injomcnw, ana wnne,,
amusinjj theuai.etjuy with mock negotia
tions, rearranged his line of battle, chang- -ed
liifront, andn a few minntes, was
ready to renounce tho farces of discussion .
for the. stern arbitrament of arm. ' The -.-ih-i:Iid
victory of Iiivoli wa the result.
The (;rtat moral victories and defeats
of the world often turn on minutes. Crises
i .1 . . i i i;ij
ne the seizing of which is victory,
noL'h.'ct of v, -liieU is ruin. Men may
1. n tor, hut time fii.s on the wings of time,
.... l
and all the 'reat interests oi ineare sp.eeq-
in- on w.i.i me sure anu biiem ireau oi
-tk,v4)4)?r-.Ji ". -'
. .i i m . . t. .i e
. ,. n j
1 1 r I! 01 uw Durm-u.
The .N'.rv York :"r7,n Bays:
Mary,
Hall, a nretiv .vonrnr irirl residintr at NoA
'v itdUted her baloon-liko robe, and car-
,;. if,.. ,.. u-ben it i.rnited
md., instantly wrapped her in dames.
. . " r , A .
ith un.eli presence ol mind she spranff
ana 'lit-lower prut ot tier person were
si. Uiiely burned. Her friends convey
t d im t the City Jlospital, where but .
?h:.t iopN are entertained of her recov
ery. I ."" ! .-, niliis Saunders C'hipinan, who
murderei Miss Tinnix jn (iuilford lust
lad, was tried befue Judge Saunders
, a ber tt h, m he w as probably named,) and.
s.-ti-.-need bv him to expiate his crime on
tin- -allows."
1; is rather a singular circumstance,
ays the Wilmington Herald, that in the
disposition of events, this young man (he
is only -jii.i should be brought before the
uiiiii whose name he bore, charged with
the iittfii! ci liiie.ef murder, convicted and
sentenced to die a felon's death.- - Judge.
Sueiehr-. d'iriii- ( 'hiptnan's brief life, ha
b. - n a im ii. in r . f Congress, Minister to
a foreign iaml, was elevated to tile bench
but a few years since, and now, in the
dis.-har ,' of his public duties, it has fal
len to his lot to pronounce 'he stern sen
tehee o i in- law on this unhappy crimi
' ti.ii. 1: is, to say the least, & singular co-
' incidence.
1 l iiipujaii, it is stated, is a man of good
education and appearance, ilis parents
are both iiving, are of the highest respec
Itability. and are wealthy. Ilia motuer
has written several religious volumes of
interest. The evidence on which bo was
convicted was entirely' circjuinstantial but
! overwhelming.
77..' Jlrl.-r.- J-'.tf-: Simon Dillon
was tried in Howling (irccn, Indiana, a
few (lays a-", on a charge of murdering
his sou, til'teen years previous, and ac
quitted for want of evidence to prove his
positive gu'll. Facts were given, howov
er. that convinced all who heard them
th it he' was a murderer. After his ac
. pedal he quaffed deep of the "damming
dr.ingb'.'' and left the place for ids home,
some miles distant, of which he was the
sole occupant. His neighbors knew no
thingof him until one day last week, their
attention was arrested by the blaze of light
from his biirniii-Jiouso. They reached
the place just in time to hear the cries of
the retched man who perished in the
- dames. T.ie murderer hud met his fate.
i Signification of Ladies' Names.
Mauv, Mariu, Marie. (French) signify
ex died." Aeeordingt,) some, Mary means
lady of the sen.' Martha interpreted, is
bitieruess," Isabel, signifies 'lovely;' Julia
ami .nine!, v'it Jiiureil ; tiertrmie, "all
t.lltii;- j.
. '.nor, 'alnrititful;' Kllen, origi
(ireek Helen, cTiHiiged by the
, m.lly tii
Latins liiio Helens, and lulio French
into lleieiie, siguilies 'aifmjjlg,' though
a -eordliiLr to (ir. ek aut!yfs7Tt means 'one
win. pities. The interpretation of Char-
tt
i queen;' Klizabii and Kliza, aijr-
iiir'y 'true;' Clara, 'bright,' or 'clear eve;'
Agues, -chaste:' Amanda, -amiable;' Lau
ra, 'a laurel;' Mdith. -joyous;' Olivia.
;,;:' I'll.,'!..', 'li.
;!it of lifis' lirace, 'fa-
to, :' Sariih. or Sallv, 'a princess;' Stiphi.1!;
i '. i , .i i.. ,.i
.t .sitom; Ahiehii ana .vipv, -ueioveu ;
l.i'.ldn. 'a noble maid;- I auline, 'littio "
:; Mnrg art t. 'a pearl;' Kebeca, 'plump;'
, ,
.' '
'.'
i iiiiih. Atiii i, Anne Ann and Nancy,
. f w hich are of the same original name,
s rprvtiJ. niciiiis 'gracious,' or 'kind;'
i t. si.iiiiies -digniiv;' biia, 'the morn-
; :.-,;' l.m v. 'bnghtness of aspect;'
..-i. oi l ;i - -..tie w ho protects, Em-
i. ;, ". .' -,' C.hli.iritie, 'pure;' Frances,
i i-,' v. ':.,;,', or fret-;' I.ydia, 'sevor..,' '
tita, -chaste;' Mtsrin, tuischievoas.
- .1 '.' ' -" '.. . k-Kt-v. tV.Uawks,
-, . li' it, ( i ',- 1 jr. his recently been
'.,.- .i . i . , : 1 1 , la'... i, Jed' to shii.v
, 1 - , . i. t.i l. I- j" ;': d bv SJCCl'Ssit'-) mi -
i. - , he in . i. m .btfi rent era ntl
:-; i : i i,. s. , s t :r-, in tin' shores of the
, .it , nc. a i. tt !.,, li tc is the far lies t seat of c )tn-
.--., I the p t'ple from wlii,-!i
I ' 1 ,' ; e-' ! ii!'. il the t -1st ruinaef Vu
.. ' ,f. i 'In i ill. 1 .l.ipntl to M :et
,. n .... s,.i', . .a. ami next fiolU Ner.ii
, -, t. a uii, ,i i !. An,, licau liiU-s ol b.
e! . . ;-e '. I :i -(, n-,, ,-i hi.V sUstHlnifd by
r I nt. -i i.gl' S l '. seen l.-iuguaafrs-pre
. .1 i . .,'t i eis ,.i ii,.- i.istein contiom.'.
te 11 1 ell s c "It i 'i-.'ht.
. . ', know; wli-,'
ai i the're, ever.
-;;, i, spend, 1L .
, l.ort to-niorreii,
i. . So (t gui, li'
ci ene shtw'tli.
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