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3S.W/:K. 1-i to n-adft fit. ijiWl» single soVi- i will often afford T rt'flwUon far a iurposo, keep Mtnu' always within )<>nr Ifty yum Imml mi it you urv utKuit ilu- family th.it hns oxqunuiti -tl whit his- Llmn ati\ Lunilv »<i tin- procure of ImMitL; oni- taking a w erk fry m«iniunj *>\hilf tin- «irm a <_ov ii\ tlrt tl. ir^st^*. a pli ,L -~ivnt MWIC. I f?£ho &irtw in ii turn — hestnw upon t i (fj. r-,. is uv\ i\ hn- >in f^VucaUi'ti nl mil i hil '\' j^riiml. Train th»'in in tu mdii&trj , :i< li\ hem consider t-\ >r\ ,)ijmfinh Kire thi-m scful. M;iki- them £ot nm useful kno\\ I GIUFTINC %\VK VINKS —Mr. Curtis, monilw of A^mbly from Onondaga Coi, sfat4 'd, nl <>nc < tin* ngmuliurid niirtingb at Albany, than* hud been vc-ry success' ful ii% prmftinqf' 1 l^ibillii on tl >e rnmman A \ ilrr #mpo. I tnket nlvint I'l to 18 in ches of the r «\f tli'- wild Mm*, nnd m- SfrU it in u be Hihhrs to propagate.— Tt is dini< in t' i >i ilni.in tin ule of i left t»r \ >pht\ jittuu 1 he Mm' pl.mtid so tb>i »h- ii )i «i'iMi '>l tie >Uw.U und'scion will be just \i\ tin Mirfncu uf the soil— The operutMi performed hi the spring, bef ..retlv\ c into leaf Mr C stated that bo hud*'* so grafted, M huh bore t onsiderablv first year, and sometimes tlvv had mni\ growth of fourteen feet, the hn-t *e.\i - Cultivator TovvKs'iirK IU :\ii KKI IT .—If the tree (rrou* i!l\ without bearing, dig a trer.eb ar \' , t'. .uid < 'it off one-third of i<<; ro >t OMON - - Kii^lUh paper sit)*•, that nn\in^ limed tlie miinure will prevent thi- w i >rm ant in Oni'uis $ljfc. 1 Nt V l I put ofl fchn be done t'>d .i\ — iors to do \\ li.it v ou can spend *, our irioni \ '4. Ne\er bu> what ,muse it IM ili>\i]..— ilych as liuiiyt r, thirst, WT repent of eating is troiib! 1 s tni tli.i! •low nun h y mi thos e •jver )i ip|x n !• '1 aki i , \, i ..!' 1 ' 1 Svr. \w n«••« — N o other \ aluahle fruit ( .in h>- r ,iis( i a-sil\ An acre bus pro- iliui'l Inn < Is in a M jLson If planted * irl, in thCTi^', tiny will bear a rrop \he first v Tin v reijuire j^nxl corn l.md , a -\i^i ,in<l strong, but not too nc h t W h. -i ,i pa FASMHIV Mu\ KMENTS .—Mr and Mrs. I'lii' hud .t»v at home in their old <piar- ii t^. ^i^'ilupjiorwill has romnvneed his c\ ( nilljei ts for the sea.-oii Mr tii»ij - v has made his appearance i \ a n> w •< uri en 'I he vouu^cr Miss \ i' Ii t \ MII out m a \< r\ fi \ N di\\ s. Shi willra serisjit ,,n with li> r blue nnd st di aie inor 'I he Misses III \ s (hiM.ii \s.itne; for the w 11 *o HI I ' H I. 1-u tain h throw • I.. i i 1 1• r f T «t m led |i >t.\,il n< xt \\ • k 11 n 'T 1 J th it tin 1 uhps, \v ho I ,i i II |.l,d ih' ir \^ .udi\' 'he III a \< rv ' ,..hd i». will ,iit. ml 'I he Robin II n uni'_ unit-,HI -eii imd< s With I l». Il .'il,:' ( I : \\ ,lh UM'i ii .il \J;lpaf in i • i||)< ^ v ,|,1 1 t 'STjll-. h ---\11 to llie Ijjng \nd wli .it tilth uuii h •».»• I In ln .iu 'itul Mi ^s 1 'ink .-•hoii 'd ijii.nl .it, ( l - s .nd to j .ri |)anne for a \iiy ga_\ •.lpii-h s, i ni in h In'in [ -i e -o 'i \ i i\ s ,n| tepiits are in ] i in ul.t'.i'lizard to C\l Swallow lie h .i' in i n ted in -tt alui'^ This is the uiikeiui ' ss, u -i U r ' 1 ,1 \'• origin. U t d th o famous 'for hi alth, n-i -wi»llo,v u. ol iln.v> imiL Tht'llon- jHishiiiir -t i. ' I .1. LL»io U A1OTIIS — A small IfStfUsl llli iLstelled with tlf wardrobe ot L ? two o r vhn i umi s pr> --i r\ ,itn ,• a^iiifi.^t S ^Dik ll e r.i 'in i • 'hi n h 'in - h i\ i it ,ul\ w .!(• i , thitos in thi e. Hi k'e - , .ire iu .(.i >ri' )U-i \ ,i i ;i , .11 < \ in thi te Id Iti- \\ ith th i j ) S 'irit wi t id th.it tin- ami able and 1 Mis- .\snowdrop departed this life s'I< i the 1 u-t -now storm.— 11: 'III HUM lit v tie 'I [ I II I I i 'I h\ ih' lir> I oi st • \, Ihi LT»''ii'i- Ize, .md di 'liin 1 ll >m r iDiad- In -i< i j »i 11_j i • >t Iter,' in w In- hi- .n -ul jijialtji' lr> , (inn. ,) ha- lie i - I \hi I'I.I •! ISUp*'!'! - T luhl 1 lil\l' luffill_' I- I ' I idi I i i I ,1 1 US' ill \ i \ li_; I - II I I le th' iv 'l run \r ' ' -!>'\ 'Irs le i <r. t.l'l \\ i •! le 1 \\ l-i a '1 'lit- ii in md ' Ii ,n MlM \riK \\l IIM.INK - \ ' -ti I da) in iriiin_;, a d ilu -n .uiier (Intari\ w e i M'IIIII d i\ ]'• rt i hi . -I. .m i i neine, ii i ut H : ••. \b-s|> lb .w aril iV Uratl- f •! l| ' ' W 1 |1 ] ||, , [|._rCll l- |lf two hoi-, j>•.w1 1 tie \ tan In mailt, ofain d -II • d -This . .in v\ i- mt ' nth tl for i'riM ' j, .i i_ pri — in Hull do. an d is MI - inji' e in n-lru t ti \ii . 11 1.1 .1 a lad who I (~ i Ipal 'li \f 1 ik .'iLJ i hai ^e nf \\ i it md th -• ' iieiiu - ,ir< u-< ti ' iv • I , lh. 1,11 lie I- \1 I. ih [ —Hi. I a' \ ' , i hi • -I11114 iv' 'J In !• vt el the it r 1 I\ 'd r, w ,ilt r, il.» . v ! ' !. h ir 11 • 1 m 1 e \ t MILEINQ IN AosYitALU.—This is a very Serio'Cis operation. First, say at 4 o'clock tn tho morning, you drive the cows into the stock yard, where this calves have been penned up all tho previous night, in a hutch m one corner. Then you liavo to commence a chase after the first cow, who r with a per versity common to Australian females, ex pects to be pursued two or three times round the yard, ankle deep in dust or mud accord ing to the season, with loud halloos and a thick stick. This done, she generally pro ceeds up to the foil, a kind of pillory, and permits her neck to be made fast The cow. safe in tho fail, her near hind leg is stretched out to its full length, and tied to a conveni ent post with the universal cordage of Aus tralia, a piece of green hide. *At this stngc, in ordinary cases, the milking commences; but it was one of the hobbies of Mr. Jura- sore w, a practice I have never seen follow ed in any other part of the colony, that the cow's tail should be held tight during the operation. This arduous duty 1 conscien tiously performed for some weeks, until it happened one day that a heifer slipped hvr head out of an ill-fastened fail, upset milkman and milkpail, charged the head stockman, who was unloosing tho cubes, to the serious damage of a new pair of fus tians, and ended, in spite of all my efforts, in clearing the top rail of the stock yard, lea ving me flat and flubergastcd at the foot of the fence Soxa.—Oh, marry the man you lo\e, girls, if you can get him at all, if he is rich as Croesus or as poor as Job in his falL Pray, do not marry for pelf, girls, 'twill bring your soul into thrall, but mnrry the man you love, girls, if his purse is ever so small — Oh, never marry a fop, girls, whether he's little or tall, he'll make a fool of himself and you, he knows nothing well but to drnwL But mnrry a sober man, girls, there are few 1'ft on this bull, and you'll never rut the day, girls, that you ever married at till Ml .NKKVI. C .VNE IN WiBlO.Shl.Vi Til l Madison, Wisconsin, An run, publishes a statement showing that there i.\ 111 that w- cinih, a huge ca \e, containing immense de posits of lead and copper. Tho quantity of mineral lead seen in a distance of three mihs tinly, (tmi' distance—perhaps three hundred )ards,) was computed at about 200,000 tons. The discovery created great excitement at Fox town, near the, ca\e, and preparations for the erection of smelting fur naces were immediately made. jC-fT The receipts tif the Kne railwaj for April were $U1,948—or 812 ,000 abti \e the estimate , or at the rate of $1 ,000,000 a year. Cidhng the expenses £800 ,000, we have a nett receipt of 1800,000 a )ear for the road as far as completed—which is eight perrtnt. on $10,000,000 That road will pav well when its debts are liquidated, be \ ond a doubt, £W The Minnesota Pioneer sa \s that One-eyed Dekora, a chit f uf the Winneba- troes, about 70 years old, was in St. Paul's on the loth ult He is the same man who, witli his band, took Hlack Hawk prisoner in 18 l.t, and is quite gray headed He has had 'Z I wi\ es. EemarkabU UttX of & Kowe. w 1- III -1- I ith 1- lever t 1 t. r .1 Ition, as ih JUT port - ,dt i|«.)l|s disi .1-, : 8 >t hi tv\ I ipl - \ 'I -t. '. • . • .-; \v 1 1 , . I 1 I. \ 1 1 M- W VI • I ' I, (10 11 hi 11 1 er mi'i 11 !mmi-''l,\, | . s 1 s' 1 \1 s , I uuii pound' 110 brit k \v.olk,.llli i'» 111 than a four •11' \l tu.i hols\ TIIK Ki MI —Somebody hits furnished us with tin following dialogue which oct urn d It is j ni this town a few da\ssin« e, between a ship >w HIT and a stranger \How nun h do \mi ji>k. Mr for a abm pa -sage to California '\ We do not know that we have ever either heard or read, of a more singular Instance of Btrength and enduranoe in a horse, than is evideuced in tho following incident, fur nished us by our friend, Capt Wm. A. Ste phenson, of this county. In January last, (.'apt Btophenson started south with a drove of mules and horses, and proceeded with them as far as the junction ot the Big War rior and Little Warrior Rivers, whero they form the Black Warrior, in Blofant coujity, Ala. Here he found the bridge across'Big Warrior—the usual crossing place—-haa been swept away by the high waters, and the ferry boat entirely too small and frail to carry his stookwer in safety. He at once determined to swim them across, as the on ly means left of enabling him to proceed promptly to his destination, and they were, accordingly, driven into the current and Btarted across the river. With great difficulty they landed safefyi with tho exception of a largo chestnut sor reL who, probably entering the stream too low, was swept gradually down bv the force of the current, till its depth and rapidity, nnd tho steepness of the river bank, ren dered it impossible to get him out. Capt Stephenson followed hira along the river bank for several miles, from haif past two o'clock Monduy afternoon, until late at night, when it became too dark to see him, tin- horse still swimming against the current, and breasting its whole force with the mo«t determined resolution. On Tuesday, dpt. Stephenson offered a reward to any one who should get him nut alive; a number of the neighbors watched the gallant .swimmer, but without being able to make am suc cessful attempt toward his rescue Se\ 1 ral Umes he made toward the shore, but its rocky steepness prevent d his gt ttiug n foothold, and sent him batk to bum. t nun- It figmnst the sweeping current At one time a heavy piece of f| >,'.t,ng drift wood struck his back, and e \cu with this heavy burden pressing on him, he strug gled upward as bravely but as iti \flei tuullt as before. The darkness of the night again hid him from their view, and none hi In \ ed that he could survbe the long nnd chilling struggle. On Wednesday morning howev er, the watchers on the bank again found the noble animal, some miles lowir down, still with his head up stream, and branlv contending with the cold and powerful < ur- rent Through all that day he maintaim d his position against the stnwm, though stil) carried further down every hour, until to ward night, when he nenred a temporarj island formed by a slue running over the lower grounds adjoining it At this point, a worthy old farmer of the neighborhood, Mr John Porter, succeeds in turning linn toward the island, which, with gnat difhi ul- ty, he succeeded in reaclung. So soon as he saw him safelj lauded, Mr Porter procured a halter, and at gn at pt r -onal hazard, about 8 o'< lock WedneNl.n night, waded^through the slue, supporting himself by the brush and undergrowth, un til he reached the island, a distance of .some 70 or 80 yards, from whence he soon re turned with the gallant \swimmt r,\ sah h and successfully Chilled, wi .niid, and worn dow n with the long struggle fr \in Monday afternoon at 2 1-2 o'clock, till \\. tl ne-dn\ night at 8 o'clock, he was hardl\ able to walk, but the kind tare and alt' n \ tion of Mr Porter, in the murse of ,1 f. u 1 weeks, has perfecth rt stun d him to lu- wonted energv and life Fifti-tlmi han PpTTOti's STAWB or Ev^^liefrielidr of Hivam. Powers, and oil lovers} of tho art, will learn with regret that the groat work of our sculptor, which some time' has been expected in this country for Mr. Preston, of South Carolina, has been lost by a ship wreck off the Spanish coast We believe it was considered the artist's masterpeice by his friends in Italy. It was larger than,the Greek Slave, though of life size, t % SAPS I^VESTM ^**.—Dr. Franklin, in Speaking of Education, says, •\' I f u man empties his pursy into his head, no man can nUtke it away from hira. An investment, in knowledge always pays the best interest\ THE BEST RECOMMENDATION .—Nicholas Biddle, Estj., when president of the Bank of the United States, once dismissed a clerk, because' the latter refused to write for him on thaSabbatL The young man, w 1th a mothor dependent on liis exertions, was thus thrown out of employment by what some would call an over-uice scruple of conscience. But a few days .after, Mr. Biddle, being requested to nominate a c.tsh- it r for another J^ank, recommended this very indiiidunl, and mentioned this inci dent as proof of Ills trustworthiness. \ Yvu, ran trust him,\ said he, \fvr he would not work for me on the Sabbath.\ VAU'A«LE PRODUCTS.—A stranger, pas sing through one of the mountain towns ol New England, inquired, \what can yon muse here ?\ The answer was, \ Our land is rough and poor, we can raise but little produce, and so we build school-houses and churches, and raise men.\ NEWS/APEIIS EDITED JIY LADIES .—There are six newspapers m the L'nited States 1 tilled b} ladies, namely . Pittsburgh YISIUT , Mrs. Swisshelm. Windham County Democrat, (Vt) Mrs. C J N ie hols. The Lily, (Seneca Falls,) Mrs. Bloomer The Lancaster (iazctte, (Pa.) Mrs. Pier- son. The Yazoo Whig, Mrs. Horn. The Mountain Bough, Mrs. PrewelL All of the abo\e papers are edited with ability and in a manner that reflects honor upon the fcaialescx. A French traveler in Africa has re ported to the Academy of Science, under date of 1848, that near Fozoglmv, on quit- iug the banks of the white river, which are inhabit< d by a race of Caucasian origin, lu found in a few bonrs'journey, a negro race- 111 the mountains of Tabi and Akara He ob -ened that among the former, whose hair was silky, certain animals, such as sheep, were woolly and vice versa, in the mountains. Mr. Oeoffry de Saint Hilaire, addtd that the degree of the domestication ..f animals, depends on that of the civiliza tion of the people possessing them A PMITIVENT Qt KHTio.v —Aladv was t ngaei'd in domesti' affairs, when some one l.ing tin- street door bell, and the Catholic st rwint-girl was b.ddim to say her mistn ss was not at home. She answered, \ Y< s ma'am, and when I conft ss to the pru st, -hall 1 t onfess, it its \our sin or mine\'\ More than thirty railroads in the Vnit-J Statt s. d,, riot run tars on the Sabbatli. cut up some aueei*eapdff«/ and flic shock Woula have- donc-iio dificredit 1» tropical latitude. f Beflides^ stopping a spring of water which had been running from time memorial, it loosened near Nashville a huge rock,weighing several hundred tnns,from its bed, where it had rested for thousands of years, no doubt. JL>WOS precipitated down a hill, fortunately doing no injury iri its de scent. •.< , • — -—-—-—r—fr^ jt^Mnn individually Is a trifling thread —yet im)er>voven intenninablv' throughout all creation's i£oo£—an imperisluiblo lewel in a peri&luibje <sa«Ket, to be shlftod and shifted as casket after casket perishes; yet eternally fonping-fliray- in- the glory Of heaven. - f U • n —— — — - —— , 'Sips. F>£fcjSi;iiooj. BBV«AI *—-The town superintendenls qf, Onondnga county, met ii} convention At Syaicu^j on tho 17th inst, und, after other business,, adopted a resolu tion recommending a State Convention of the J rtciuls of Free School*, at Syracuse, hn the liith of-Juno neirt, \tvith a view to or ganised ufibrf' in maintaming the principles of the system. BATIIJI*G IN TUB DEAD HRA. —About six in tho morning I reached the shore. 1 was desirous of ascertaining the truth of the assertion, that \nothing sinks in the Dead 8 CIL\ 1 swam a considerable disr Uince from the shore, and about four yards from the beach I was beyond my depth, 1 the water was the coldest I e\er felt, and | the tnsto of it most detestable; it was (hat of a solution of nitre, mixed with nn infusion < of quassia Its buoyancy I found\ to be far greater than any other I ever swam on, not c .X '-eptingthe Euxine, winch isextreni«- lv salt I could he like a log of wood on the surfacu without stirring hand or feet us long as I chase; and with a good deal ol exertion I could just dive sufficiently deep to cover all my body, but 1 was agiun thrown on the surface, in spite of m\ en deavors to descend lower g&)~ A prisoner being brought up in court, the following dialogue passsd be tween him and the sitting magistrate • How do yon live ? Pretty well sir—generally a joint and pudding for dinner 1 mean sir, how do you get your bread '? 1 beg your worship's pnrdon , sometimes at the grocer's and sometimes at the ba ker's. You may be as wittv as vou please sir, but I mean simply toa.sk, how do vou do? Tolerably well, 1 thank your worship, I hope your worship is welL A Noni .E HORSE —Grant Thorburn says* 1 once saw a horse in the neighbor hood of New York, dragging a load of coal (1,200 weight) in a cart '1 he lano IMUS i.irv narrow\—tlv dnv< r, some distance be hind, w .us conversing with a neighbor '1 he horse, being on a slow walk, came up to a t lnld sitting on his hind quartt rs in the mid die of the road, gathering up the dust with its hands, and making \mountains out of mole hills.\ The horse stoppt'd— he smt ll of the ( hild—there v-as no nv^rn to tnin oil' With his thick lips he\ gathered up the fnxk between his teeth, lifted the BAENA' TZ 'IBPJN, W lirfvmtt.E »t.d Ikutl tlcatw in r f .» k< r>, ObiiiDj ..Claw nnd Driianuiit \Warm Ca/nphlfif* iino Oil I-mnpS, Wicks, (IdiumyM 4fid tilwlen IMMIIS Olfljwpt. 1*Atto CiiUery. Hnooiia, Fnilcy Arjlrlca, Cologne DoUlc«, Chlno and Ola»J Vfl«w H 4^. tte. I liavo now on imnd U10 Inrgeitmut l^t nnsortmont of Ikxnia In,OicntoveItttooveroirererl lrr Uil*runfkcl. My facilities lor prc/ciirttifi Good« nrn m UJ ciinltlr nif m all time* to eUfiw my cujUjmcr* I-dirt lliavirtmciit of Ctoclfary. attH al^cmcr priccf ttinn &t>y otlf KtuMUli- mcnt In tlil|» nwl of (lie flta'Ic—ainaiijj wnlcli nmv l<c fairarl Flowing Mullierry.lMit tmi Deep JMiin and VVIilic Htono Clilnij G*ld Band, hut/uoSV UMal I'lgufcd mid VVblto Wifrtlsli abd PrfWeli C1ili)ft r tlo/nmon wnreof nil klmU. Alioaricli lot of Aritl it) «lwrt, olniprt evtJytliliiB uiatlt- o? <51MS. toftrtlibr with a new lot or CAMMHNI;, l.*nn >no Oi*. L**tn, of orcfyrfwlwWp<W)c. Mtq, OAAIPJUNK, fi-ttli from Hie Mnngft«turer». TliofO in want of noy tljlng lo tiic vvny-of Crockery, Lamp«, Looking GIOJUK*, .Gln»»wnrc, &c., will commit Uic Amct\cna llottl, and flrtt door above Ilrovvii It (Jrmit'» 1J. J. CIMPIN. itr 'lhe Indian appp.pnatioiis f, r 1 «40, from''ild. laid linn geniK outside of tin wind th rnited Ktati s\.,,\, nim-nt, w. r e *774. 1 tR \ k nnd \went on his w;iy rejon ing,' .117 M hi'' 1' k r> ''tl. 111' inn :U Oh I),, • - vvilh .111 'I tin si, | v I 1 \|'M O fi 111K is \ IK \ r -Mi 1 \ . ..I \\ aslnngton 'N s ; sj \(|,mis iln 1 ! I S'l T, \| nhsoll, * J1 \ d mi- the \ onnger. \1 1 ' \ .111 Mnren, I'.'lk. *l I b hundred dollars, i;i.-hdov\ii in ad Hut I can' t Uilo vu, all lull m tin th\ le 1' .itti i' in felaru' «. ) linv , 1 1 p 1: Da— • 1 'a'. • • 11 II P' 1 I w I 1. 1 . ~ 1' ' I ' '.I 1 I ; \ 1 1 ill .111:1 1 - 1 • .injil nn tli it it KI - ni <r lha • |oiuit i!\ to make a . 'I \I 1 w 'in Ii th' \ attribute to • 1 1» k 'd : 1 w 1 i' h t aide are fat •I I H.I In 1 7 'i I , tin ic v\< r> 1 1 pi i> .11 In 1 hri 1 1 In - niadi for 1 iv'ii.. pm 1 in^lanil I In- was tin ii :i -1111 d . -I, \ow (otttin fus r bi i mJiinf.ii 1- .1 -uKstilttti ^N\ halt of • ,1 11 11 fi mil' til 1*1 tie lpm |i. 1 11 'le 1 it ;hli<-ut 11 hi- : I!M pji in our paihw i\. fa. 1 .1 l ,1 in in g. and wmn h\ tie Si ml 111 IU Is 1 VV ' ii I -ltl 'ill It I- Ilk. leart Ih 1- Ii 11 • re foig ilt 1 n \ lg lllfllll HI I l. \ I 1 ul\ Win P it 1 - .hcr. \\ii oh - r\ • min.it' • .V . r t h« h 1 I iMi t .\-iie 'i -. kind t< 1 1/' tin 1 hiMi 1 a i, 11 \'e \lM. ' I I \1 t- .' ' r •1 n , he I I S! IM Ii '. |. II •t Hi The I,ord'- pi.n i r I '! '1' 11' '11 111 ill'' W \1 Id, - 'i- of t:!t\ tinff dif ling tin ( 'hi p.kee in • I 'lo oil 1 1 if Ci i.L-t of Ih • t- upon mankind • iv ih »e than all other I\ ' lil-e I! I- tin Cs JC (' I leu- in. 1 ni.1 \ In 1 .1 -1 1 v recog- • 'I In pt< it iiiuh r w at« r, win re it ' 1 p> 1 l inii nn v haiing the appear ' ! l ' \1 . >r, w lule all other pre- l|% : • > tie 11 -in ;ul ir appearance '•ill tl: iim-nds of the tirst it u 1 1 w ,' ' 1 ha.. 1 k pi •!' 1 11 1 * in 11 • v,, 1 , ,h'. in 1 1I11 1 I.. 1 1 1 1 \ PUIU- r 1 •: ti bid,) .11 IT (In 1 ' ' I I' llll I ll 111 ,:id 1 1 1 . 1 - b • -i I Hi It taki n of 1 . 1 , w) 11 • h gl\ I s its 1 • ' w 1 1 _'J.ouo aie • 1 1 \ i ii, 11 i-h, and the 1 : 'i • 1 1' iiintrit s.— ul iii\ii ,111 married -On V .lilt e I 11 1 11 1 1 \Wilt -up |xise I gn in th< ho'il, how ninth t|o smi ,u-k tin 11 \' \ Ki^hl\ dollars, bin 1 can't tak> MCI — Hold is lull' '• lint c .Ui 't 1 golllto (he fore peak ' what is the jint e of p.i.s.-,igi there\'\ •' Klghtv tlollar-, but 1 • an t I 1I0 \ \U -- i>Hill fop and afL\ \Well can't I go aloft sunn w In re ' and suppose I -do, what do \ou diaig< \ We t barge ughtv tlollai-s to go am win re Hut can't t arrv \ou al\ft (tot to 1 an \ pP 'i i-ioii- tin it \It's a hard ease, isn't it 0 I 'm I want t\ go toh rable bad, w hat w tow me'\' The ship owni i\ n tie.itt (I -uilili nh I 1 In liumhi r of militia in the ''\• I Mali - in l*4!i, W.LS l,!il4.s_M I'liit. tl 1 I In iiuinbi r o f |II nsiotiers ret citing pt n i\iis fioi n the go\,rnmeni in bill, ii \-l vj^ I >-i, Col, ,1, 'll- 1 t \11 -1. mt struggling, night and dav, a^ nn-t 1 tin -wiping t urn nt \f -in h a -in .1111 I the Ill.it k Warrior, without food or j. -t 1 'an 1 \hibition of strt ngth and indiu .iM 1 which we have net 1 r In fop known, im 1 wht' h a Williamson hoi- , like \ Sw iinnii r ', alom 1 oidd perform 'I h» t.i« t lh .it 11 ^w 1- I th im . is met intesUble 1 ('apt Stt jiheiisiin. tin o u in 1 of tin In r- I 1- w 1 11 know n anii 'iigst u.- ,1- a g' nth 111 in • •! ! 1 • Tret tness iind uitt gnt\ ami wln-t -!.• t• - i ~ 1 mints are both truthful and P li ibli l'< 1 -ule, the fat t is still furtlu r i \ti!irBi 'd bt I Mr Porter, Mr Alexatidi r, Mr (ioldsht .i^ j K.st| Huffstuttle, and a numbt r of \tier j gentl'men in that nejgliborh' H ul ,i'I of tin | \o man is convinced of truth b\ st 1 11 ' lugln st respi ctabilitt, and tit uitni -s. s to j anot her p< rsi >n fall into a p;ission He ilu r suspects error and design I and iv t II he might PJ' 'it 1 .1 nohle (let tl ' \ had tl. ADYEin ISEMKNTS. 1850. * 1 pi rson- pseinhli -jiongt s, that gn ' < 11 1 \ tlr.nk in the w.it'r, hut mil t ..t ] 1 1 tin n a dr..p of it nil the\ art sqmezi t! thi srene We t halh nge ln-|oiit, <>r in r \ oil 1 h.ilge to 1 , . , .' . 1 s«,n,il expentnci, el>ewl|ire, to In at ll - ('apt. Stephi nson P>dt tin h\i-e \ii hi- P 1 , .. 1 , ,. •, turn home, swimming st 11 ral -tn am- will didii tm.'iki his apjv .traiu e agiun till the 11 si I ha d saile d —//',/, I'nh/iK ->-<n M' 11 that in ofun angrv, and lor t ven tulle, 111 a little time will lie little regarded, and tin \ that rt pro\ •• with pa.vion, w ill be - regarth d tv hen tin 1 rejip'i e wnh 11 .usoii r 1 t in. , V, 1'; «'i 1 I In v iiir nun nn In - t av e to t to }„ i o\\ •r .«lu ub ire lunge it 111 w iter l;nwa\ tin branch tie w In •!< tit e ill Ulan 1l .1t- as.— Nitrate of so lleld between the »4 in the water in tXsseried, Will keej) fi>r a fortnight f upL Simon I'nrk chanced to drop tteumbere, and the the beans \^en' ^'hilo the others feSed, by the tH Hbeans growing fcbuij^. If <o. it \I know U'o 'iie of |« Chronicle 1. 1 HT' tiitr lnc& [see. i ll Ave ijcia- iotnc txuv- DOW* ' I\ 'I ' ' •in*.! !,v • I '|o In th e World t\ 1 '''1 ' ' 'hum I • tvv, en mtiil ' ' \ I k d tin nli'-n in the tn at 1 1 » 'i I L e im \ pei n in ed man. lu 'h ' J In- In art vv ill hi hate to w 111 though In w .is o n th e \I ti. ikihi r 1 th t larahon. and tho ,'!' in • jat In is ofte n -usjverted of ' liln I i.lip ' i-ul lot e r 01 a male ,III It. ' .Mi v h, Ip vm to some .,f the • loiiiaui- MI - 'Hipiiretl a toting e \i |insite i \I a t neiahlihv-n i.m. .is he-at opposite to him at oin our hotel tables- \ No, sir, I thank t..u, j .In cl the burned saian. but I'll iroul\,>u for some of the ]xiU tiis-u-. if y mi J, L M ' \ It is said the \ming man m tcr niej»tied \toniatus sus\ again MuilUVfiK \,M, TIIK ST .IOIIN' INMAKS —The ' ihtm i <|,e K.tslport S>ntincl thus de «cnb< s th, mm r of W '»nng and wed- tbng nnioiig thSt John, (N li.) Indians, 'whi'h In !• uuii on a n<<nt visit to their village, near l-'ilern ktoii f '• W In n a wig Indian wishes to take a wif -at whitliinie he has no idea who In- cupper 1 -olotvl eoinjvanion t>iU be—he m iki - his vv i-h nown to Ills parents. The • ill totipl. th- nonsuit with the chiefs and ni up HI - of (In tflage. who discuss the mat- 1 1 and de< id, moii the bnde Feasting ami • p«>\v tvows now commence, during bilrajut-1 wtn ' ran ddutes for matrimony ore mmcncui&!' 1 U; K'' t, \*< th<- bride so veiled that X0C » 1 „«« w 'fftri ,r ll3J lUSDftni1 recognize each nulled «r supersedcU U> ^ as has extended «icr aui slnvcry, and rcnJermg ihe first time, each knows opinitm of man) beside i£ ^ las heen linked by the • \ ' 7 J-Jfwn appro XIm ate 3 banntJaries.^ndprefie^fl£^ ,f .^ Cb ^e. Fre- Mexico. TWbnbia ouro ohC*u t Patente : ~\My % let thero be • v TT » t- J\r ^'^^'Piy oonce, no insults over a conquered foe' Wh*>n ,.>Vlth ' * trrtty wilt huzn for i/ 0 u 'lhe Legi-lature ilp])|-\|illlM. d oil. | thousand ;U its ret ent sessi,,n, for tin pur | pose of niaiiiUuning ten Indian \ \Uth m | the Suite Normal St liool at Alb.int Wt understand that the onportutufi thu- off' r- ed, has been regarded with t \h aordui.irt inttnstb\ the lndiansthroiighoiit tin State, and that the number of pupils w.is miedi- at' Iv made up. I MI'O UT \ N < K OK A KH.II TIo.V Stiang'' ( that man, (lust in his origin, sinlul h\ his | fall, and toniinualW reminded of both, bv j ttert thing in him and about, him, should ti t stand ill neetl of some sharp affliction, s. .mi .-'tire Msitation from God, to bring htm to the know ledge of himself, and make hun feel who and what he K Hut this is fretjuentlv the case, and, when it is, a- there aie wounds which cannot he healed without .1 previous application of t au-tn-, Mi rt v l- neces-itatt d to begin In r work with an infliction of judgment /ff*\ 'I hos e two f t lebniletl llilllie S .111 (1 -i holars Drs. South and shetllok, were once disputing upon some religious subject, when the latter accused his opponent of using his t\ it in the con trovers) •• Well,\ said South, \ supple that it had pleased (iod to gn e you wit, what would \ mt ha\ t> done *\ A ( MA.VT OF TIIK OLD EM J'IMK .—A hu man skeleton of unusual size, wits disco\ ered the other day, at Harsimus, in New Jersey by :i Mr Bliven, who was grading near the house of Judge Garretson. The Jersey City Teleyrtipti says• It was found abtiut nine feet under ground, imbedded in several bushels cf ex ceedingly large oyBter shells, much larger than any to be found in our waters. Thev are doubtless the remains of an Indian of imense stature, as, fmm the appearance «f the skeleton ho must, when living, have been over eight feet hiidi. The skull mea sures fifUMsn inches fmm the root of the nose over the top, to the base of the occipi tal bone, and is two feet in circumference; it contains a full set of excellent teeth (ex cept one,) very even, young and white.— Mr Bhven informs us that he has found a groat number of skeletons in that vicinity similarly situated (m a sitting posture,) but none so large as this. This mode of burial is conclusive evidence that they are the re mains of Indians, but when tncy Mvere in terred is a question for antiquarians to de- tide. This section of New Jersey was set> tfed by tho whi.es in 1024, and the red giant did not, p «^babiy, reuaait* ltcre very long after that cS >«at ^ WxsinNww-ij.—His re- A H t i ni M IN —An i astern caliph In lllg soiell affllt ted with enilUI, MILS liiltl-ii him, and he is now looking sound .uml w. II I 'hut an • \< h .inge of shut- with a man win and in as thriving < oiidition .-.nr. ih'.u.h j I\ ' '^ ''.ippt. would cure him AC the mark of the heav \ driftwood mi hi- , 1 '\\Udi. he dis< ov. p tl such a man bat k, and the s< ars on his km . s. t pmi h-, but w a- infoi nn tl that tin hupp) fellow h.n repeated t fforts to i limb tie rittrbank P | no shut m .uned to pnne his powers of eudunim • ! and mark his feat as one inn tpialh d In hi kind. — Frank W W.Rciunr I. KM.Til (IF MllF .S —'lh e following t \ hibit of the number of >arils in ;i mile, in ditlerent countrits, will prove UM fill, no dmibt, to stime of our n udi P . Mile in Knglindor America, 1,7i;o i ard^ . Itu-i.i, l.loo, Italt, l,4r5T , Scotland. -Moo, In land, 2,400, Poland, 4,4 <U) , Spam, ft.O -JM . Germany, 5,857 Sweden, 7,, Denmark, 7,.^.), Hungary, 8,SOU A RICH SIENK I\ AN - At t TION KOOK.— A few davs ago, 1 chanced to stumble into an aui tion s«de of diimaged <lr\ goods, the bidding w,us \spirited and the I irge crowds of males and females in re tn ing with cadi other in their offers, when a pair of blan kets was put up, and a dozen bids were raised for them. The puzzled am tioneer, however, caught up the bight st, whji li was, ! think, a dollar, from a f> mule,, who deem ed determined to hate tht m at anv juice, when, ere he could say \ going,\ a mule voice cried out \dollar fiftv,\ from the op- [>osite end of the room. \Two dollars,\ echoed the woman, el bowing her way through the dense mass of females, who were separated from the mnles by a long counter upon which the glib- tongucd functionary walked to and fro with the goods. Turning to the other side, he commenced anew his stereotyped voeabtilnn of CIKUCI, and amusing figures of speech, till he touch ed upon the finale. \Twofifty nodded the man \Thank ve sir, going at two fiftv \ \ Three f\ screamed the woman \ Four,\ replied the man. \ (hn the fifty , \ said the auctioneer, as W> turned to the woman, with a half sup pressed smile on his smidl, sober v isage. A nod from the woman \ Four fifty, I'm offered; gin me five ?— Come, don't be flfwdd, they're worth double the money.\ M Yes, and thaVs-nIL\ _ \ Soldi\ cried the dealer in vomers, al most bursting with laugher \to n ap tain Smith, (notTohn,) farfl^doflnm \ Smith!\ cried the woritan, what', my husband/\ raising herself on tip-toe, to get a glnace at him. \ Why I you good-fiir- nothing man; yoifve been bidding against your own -wife! Oh, but I won't have them in the house.\— N. Y. Spirit of the Tint**. ANECDOTE OI lated, that when the Bnttsh BoldW W ere about to march out and lay down their arms at Yorktown, Washington said to the SPARK MO-S^TS .—Spare moments are the gold dust ot ^me; and Young was writing a true as a strua^, u^ wnon he taught that \ sands make tiie ^trin and moments make the year.\ Of ail iw ^ tions of our life, the spare minutes are tn, most fruitful in good or eviL They are the gaps through which temptation finds the ! easiest access to the garden of the soul. I Im WnsiiEiis UK Nut UK —There is a tii e t allt d the Mam ham i I. in the \\ t -t In dps. its appearance i- iert attractive, ami tin wood ol it piculiarlv be.iufifiil\ it beais a kind of apple resembling a golden pippin 'I his fruit looks very tempting and smells terv fragrant, but to eat of it is in-taut d«ath, and its sap or juice is no poi-omnis, that if a few drops fall on the skin, it niis. - blisters, and occasions great pain The In dians dip their arrows in this juit e. to pm son their enemies when they wound them l'roudcncc has so appointed it, that one of these is never found, but neurit grows a white wood or fig tree, the juice of either whidi, if applied in time, is a remedy for the dis, ax,, produced bv the Manchanci 1 JC?*\ An affectation, rather too common among young ladies, of thinking this world altogether too coarse a place for such dainU, frail, n) mph-likc and sylph like ere.uun as themselves, is thus pungently ridiculed i.. the following bit of irony from the caustic pen of Douglas Jerrold \ You're too good for this earth, you are, indeed girls. Take it in the lump, and see what a lot of it is beneath your notice. What a little of it is respectable. If it wasn't un manly, I could weep to think that my super fine sisters lived in the same wicked, vulgar world that makes black puddings urtd sells cats' meat M:ASON AHUAN(.I:MI:NT New York and Genesee Valley CANAL LINE. '\IMIK I'ntirtPtnr* >.f «ln alKivi- ( it.. . II.IMHJ \-\iii] li-ln! j. Uifir .irr.iii^eiii'ntK lor ll.' • I.HIIIHI: ...-in. ate pfi l» n'.| tc triiiiii«.ri i*.,\!! mi ili> 1 1.11 \M> i.l M.- Sl .l. \ \1.\.K\ I AS Plt()I*KlKTORS. A M \HS1T, HI SRI Stl AS. vt t i vv i .i.i ii. I 'liiUr ( ill ki ll, JR , JMi t \t 11 I.l ni-* i, I) M Wtt 1.1 I . J I II IJ-VVOK 111. M y. JAVtl.-. s \ MI H K III I. W \1 M-l I H. Ill Mi l 111 SKI . II \RM«iS lll .-l JSo I I I Stl I iR'I'll, Stlfl -i (|I!|t>\,-, HlllVM I 1 I -Vt oK I II, Joll S Stl I.l I. i\ ii 11 \ n 11«•• I r 1 !•• I'r | ru ' ir« lo I 10 'iri I lll.lt ll\ \ » 'II net I • -n- I i-^.l in ti\ an.I i'-ili'% t'^ ^'iii '1 't .-t th*- 1 THI^II.II I'.\ >il.. I ) Ativ I u f I IH' Ilu I- COtll|«'M~l \I Thirty-Three First Class Boats, ,\|. i vgflut-j ft Lt-V 1--IKIII. t • f.'-' \!i. v will im I , rtiki in •'.••HII I >I-M»'KI > rinr i-l ! I,, till tr rare, to UK* fitirp slil^ttfrfoii it\ tlifir |Kit\>ti> •« l. j'ri'-f, [.r\tii .ni I ac-utac} Ir't i K KBlUOlir Al 'IM .Y AS 1 -til .l.oM S S'K\V l.Xh- J.lllllri. M.lUVcll. Ill) I' r.Ml.l KtT'll. \imi\ - I li iiiil«rlaiii U Olinntil, I') >(n.ij .i m t l » lih— \\ » . I- ly. I'u ni ii \-^B IVrfin III .IIIM- 11'« II .«ts—llaytln?- t .HI KHbt 1U.K—It A. RuJJtT.1. I'll 1 «K,.RIi-- II I Ifll R.i, iiK.it-R-ll I- FUh s •>! i>v 1 11 K — 11. II. t'ari»'»Ur ,of »—\v r n .-iwie) I'irMiiDiNiA—R. Skarkclion. R \uMm ( ivtiftvituf—I, ti.lfll. ll |irvv\ Mm \T MuRRtH—M. CSini|> kin, II S« in. IV ilM.nn Mr till, v [KM.\,II,—W 1 I,,.„„ VV'kli. Um r..|, A. c, S. ll .Ml,, t|;ciit .in Un- (.otivsco Vtillcv (\aiml 1 Vori l'arlsngrt • N \ & (,. V ('»MI. 1.IHK. \ -Inp Iv ilu 1 Si « \.,rk ill.. I (.CIIIBIT \-illiv ( ui.il I.i » l.ikt lui.itf, fm,l ut Hr>^*ILI stxe«-t, vv 1 titk LFWK DMLY-Sl M)A\S L.XLEI'IKD Through without Reshippmg I li'- K.llutv HI;; af Uf tiauion tif lloaut attarluil lu iln f I.lm. vvitli thflr rr-;«vtiM. Cnjlalnii Hard ware Store, p .iqtvlllo, Mny, 1S.W. Front Face-Eyes Rlgljt! . 'rpIlIS li o tfoy tvben nil fnccn arc turned lovvord* I»ui»- X vjjle. tvl»o« lacrcaslna po[iulirtion nwl etfrtiivo bu- ultieas irtyiv-iction* astoiiMa Uie VVculcru World. Rnil- roads. Colinls, PWRO*, mid W enp lhe vvliulc, (lie Tclcurapli Wire* play with lightning (Oueb to our IxuliieM men.— Now, to keep up with the lln>c», J. V. St. M . TAFT Have tnorrhi-d Into the laruc Hrlck Itlck on Main Klrtn, known rut tlic Htmvood It fynrtiB ftlock. n«irty tin«»«iu? Uif Hank. »licrc (licy will hojJ*|iea<l up. trnrrel up, lx>i up, park up, tic tip, and deliver to uWr rintijincni. any or ev er)- (IIIHK In Uwir Urn? to null (lie (itircluwr. Their utock COIIIIIDUin parlor (lie follovvltiy. WINES AND LltQUORS. Ot»rd, Sfffnet out! Pule Drnndie*, Vinolea*. Mifd'u, Swnti nut] Holland Gin; Jamtiica, Hi. Croix und s'. K Rum; Madeira, Mulajra nod Port Winl-s; 50 bbla. and hull bids. Hecr; 100 bb!s. of Old Whiitkcj PROVISIONS. 50 bhl*. No 1 Me«« Pork; 1,000 lbs. Smoked Mnins 10 bbl». No. 1 oud '2 Muckrrol; 1^(10 ll« C«dn»h, 25 bushels Wluio Hfans, Ac Ac GROCERIES 6 hopshentl\ I'urlo Riro Sugar, ti hoeaheuda M R. ,Mola»se»; 15 bbln. White Sugar; 30 ba(j» Java Cofiee, 20 rlicsts Tt ns; 50 boxen Raisins—half JJ—'JO <jr t'.o, 25 boxes Candles: 25 boxes Ilernnp; 15 IHIXI S Tobacco AIRO—A host of etceteras too numerous to mention. The nliove ipy*]* vvc will KHI at vv h',l<-«alr, at Veiv Vurk I•/!<-' «. a.liling t/an^i'.ftalivti. Wlibkej - ami l'ork I y tlic barrel uf leu Uirrrla, at a mm It uilvnuce. J.Y Call anil eiamiiic prices nud uualllles. J V . TUT. llansville. May, le.W. 1-y MA.**O.V TAVT' \ A^VTERICAN ART-UNION. T IIK AMEKI'AM ART-I MII«, iuthet'lt) of Netv i ork, was Ineoir.rutcl l>y tlic I-e-jislauirc of the Plaie •/! .Sew V ork lor the prou-oiion of Uie i'lne \rts In Uie I ni- UJ*1 Suites. It 13 maiiaueil l>> j;i-titleinen vv ho are rhiiiK'n annually by Uie nictnl«.'r». an.I n-celve no cnnfiensatlwi To arcomi'llbh a uul> noiioual \l-ject iiinuiitt grunt puMir Buod with private (jraUflenllon at fniall Imlivlilual I»|HD»C. In a manner liexi miltetl to the nilnaUon and Imttitutloiis ol our country, and Uie wants, hn! Its and listes of our pie. Uie (*ommlttec have udoptea Ore f^tlo*. lr. s ri^s tvery sulmerilKT of Five Dollar* U a metiiher of Uie \rt-I nlon for tin- jear, ant! is entitled tt; all iLn prlv ili-jei. The money rtiiw ol.tnined. after paj Ing neeexary cx|*ti- pcn, U ail'lied— Fitt»T—To On prijiluenon of a Inrite and ri#llt tiricinal Knenv Intr fmin an lineriran I'ai'itlic. tuftli r vv iih a wi of outlinei' ar soux oUier sluiilar \itork ol An. Of lli » r.nuravlu^' every luemler reccjuitac.jp) for every Five Dollnm (mid by him Metnl<Tii riititl'd UJ duplicates are at lllierty t/iM-lect from lhe F.nirr.ii mi's of prev urns w-im rxri;.|,i^ 11 •• \ rt Ureatu,\ Iroui vilnch no tnjc liuprertfi. .it* vv i 1 !»• takfi il |irr-»i.t. 'I h<. I'l it/i ami I • pv r tu lit i if ill l'.nv.r .v iniru a \I 'ittift pul li^ativ.tiH U-lifti? to tie Iti^UtiitHiti, an 1 ac< i.-. I » .li l\ f. ,r tt> U-iu'liu Kvery metnl*T alw> recelt a fiill illustrate I Innu K. |.ori of tin IV'•c.^.hniri., &.c , ol I'H lu-tii •: n, ail an il I uMtr.it/-J Hut Uiiv llnlli-thi. S>i I'M)—To lh' purchase of l'.iintin..'j an I dpi in Hlaiuettes In Ilroti/X', and Melnl.4, !•) ti.tl'V or n-m ,'i I ntl^l\ These \\ orks of \ri are [ml.lich r\ ) , in-.' i t'ic (,A- |er\ ol II\ Irt I l.l.'ll l.!l till H.li'J.ll U\-\ tin. 1 i llefl 'li li-r, «l« II th'-v an | 'il licK ,|., -•' ,\> t 1 , '. • ri.oiu Hi KM i', r-. i |.-|| i'i. ii.'. r li.i\ uj; ' ti. ^»l r* I <r i \ • '\ f.v i doll '.rn j.at.l I ^ luiu l«-ii-|i ii. m', r i* I'M .. i-'-.t , , . r r ^> t\ , _• lip! iru '-t Ira^i tlte v ilu. ol tin tn- <V li r* |. i 1 in.l m.'o .*'- • rif i in i I'.tin iii— ur i-'lii r IVvjiko! 1 r* . I fc '.-nt v .1 n 1 m«\ \1 he |i,«fl ti .1. K' i | • II, -• i 1 I it I I I'll I t li 1 1. 1 1 I 1 l( 1 . a, it n - • i«-n. mil ;.in i I. ;•• ; witli Iii\ I'l ll _ i: I'i\ 1*' •' i.i;. \* ! - r I.- iiirrii!«'ra t j \i i\ 1. rk r'-ci it tin :r I ii'.-'.it i 'i^. 1 ' i ( in.«. Ar r. a' .1 v. In n ilu I i - t ' • • i ' l I .'-I : i • i~ IMIicaeti-l III. l.lliillii-».. o( till' ll..tlll|ll ,|l f.111 I ( III' I Ut i I \' w \ otU i« t- i ii I I % II is. n *y i -• • * >j i' . . \ PI n rein and r.'in.t mi sen,.!'..!!*, -m |,!, h • i . i in Ilu ir \ ic i . i. tiu K .\iri. I .\ion.- in ! Uml. • ' \rl ill/'r ' vh ' I '!_• 11 >.-l 1 1 i Ii i\ Iii. .- i' j\ I I , ii ' , 'i : I I II • v « ill 1 « ill-tr.'n u .1 I Ii' 1 11_ \ 1 V tli.* A.C, I i ll I i tl I, Id. n,.-Mi t TV *l'l' '*T1- t'.lli ! in |.irvi T !el M |i» I r.. till i\|. - i'l ri-k u! Hi. I. i - • il o; j. jii ||i I'umi —» l iir|i:m ' -- t.-'i' ule ! hy I 'f are tlir-v iru. l ^..i,. •. , n - .tl'l.'iv- f>rniK- null li^k ot llto-e nil\ lilli Irf- s-o I i-lilli t» ll. I rirav\ tin-in I tn -.-.T'-i in.- nil! oriii1 1 tin i . II I, i paid Ih' a r t»i il f •.-! 11| I . nn. i i ' i'i'ii.|.ir' u 'it.i n Hoii.-rirv S.^ .'lari'-i \i itl U ., |« .it, n . I l,v tli. t.an ai- lis of 11 an ic> nn .i .-ii ippl.^ 'ion tw tt.e t . t rn>ji.,ii,lin^ ^^ri't-'iri t.i.in j-r-r-.ii. s.iita'li r.-c.i, i H i ;.-.| tin mini.n II,.-. i ,i. j; -in.I »tri'iittvjti will lake plan ll'lh v-if on Hi- il in I.i • i I.. , in' «T I lie I ..low u-.l li ,.|i..v.. IM- |.r..._Tis.^ of tin- ln-t i li. ii NEW GOODS I' MmM® Slothing Knpdri R lWt'Kf TFUt.l.V Invite, tho mtenlton at hfa ii and llm put Mr l„ KR ne»al, tr, M^^Z^A} Spring and .Sninmer Hoods? Vt hich havp l4M>r» nelrVlftl with grnUt /lire ecjnJ nttdH* Ac* . tvlsltca to exchange for sir, at a vc*y) tmntl tJhH (UOTIIH, rArtSIMKRKH, VKrfn »visiK3> VJ VA^ILIIJI^J IO I \.\iii m . 1 very mail ftjjKvt fforn Mtt. Mc tvonld call (lie nUeitdoti of the rurt/JMH cxutniivc and cleuant aj.tortment of J\ FASHIONABLE OLOTBm<M - Mrtdp al his own EswbiUbmcnt, wHltcupatUO-fdCfMi thi* market. »-ohinrUlnir lire** an4 Froc^ G&l*iiif<*' \ from Fnueh, Bngll»b. bcrmnnanrf AtpSasiw OtiH$ every gfiade and t|uiillty Ruslness Frbejfjs and Biiti*', • Broad Cltrtli, Casslinere, Tweerl, (JtutuMretb^itfy \ Alpaca and Linen Cloths,. I'aiita nnd Vnt* ott > style nod desetlotion. , « ' f • * PlimTH. JKiStiMH. <XiLJ,At *4, OIAV4T& NccK '/Jle*, Uaniikcrelilefli, Mirtpendcf*, (flavcp, aej<. , siff/ofall kinds. Tim Sliliui ore of Wncn aM 5fe* iilnln o>n1 frlUcd, wlfli Linen tollora, Votom«'Md% , I'Otnls, etivuixxi mi entire new principle, fbrfrhls§$ enl has l<eeti obuilncl The supttriorlly of (Shirts this prind[>le\Js t nelrnowledaed iff Oil who hnv<sv«j them. The f'ravats nnd Ni-ck Tie* arc a sarjcr^iS lor dummcr vicar.^rtjid someUjfn* entirely new, (ow, the sulitcrll«r would rcspoctlnlly stiftett the «ttcrTii*l his customers. ' • -»„ -}g t>5? Tine citizens of pansriths, an/1 sarrouitrllrK t^mOfA inny lie dtHitroiu of mipnli 1I»K (henusMves. wUtrtCirrBnS U/<EXCKPTIONAI1LB tajAVTVY A#filrt¥# Arc Invited to mil nntl cxainlnollils suxk. We areM not to lie undersold by 1 Sevtr on Okjrrifcfc * \m Cutting done on short nwlco, nM t^ifyanteflLfrj | '\IJ/UITTI * Q di vtfu% liy iii.aej* Uial wo retail Modi* and 1 rlmoiinj* of all klnd« in tf prrrriefly inane un, or pay for your |$oods. Cu, <Jc*crI|rtJons tnaifo to order Sir UKwC who wish t/»._. tlielr wtn eloths. I wish to have It distinct!) ii»de/< iv I m wish to have their work ilotte cl*ewlterB, nl TSt. rcrr LUIS Uian any otticr enLiWIstUnent fn fMinrille.- Ilr (lit 7 ; Don't foritet ilie place-<inc door norUi of P.. Hi •ns hUire, and one du-iT \»i\iy Ot lhe,Klm l'resbyw II r*h, Main street UUtusat*!', ) IIM |)»«»»i\i v . Mit). '-'V' j Bfank Books and Stationer SIMIACH'K, ,LO«fc}V di CO, HiftiirU'iilI) cull llie atlot'lu'ii of the puUjc Ui Uicar I twlecU'l Hwrkof ENGLISH, FRENCH AND AMURlCA! STATIONERY, i .iinpn-.np thciao-sl nud most desirable Antclr-p, JM, taliiltia to tl* Hi.4ti'niery llui-lneii*. BLANK \t U>Uft lit.\ >K.-> of everv varleiv. Jyttcr <Vipyinjr Books. an 1 -Klquiri-s. l^ir«r«, Jouruals, Ilhy Btioks, 1 avoir* Bafr tit lit Bor^ks. Iv^tej- Hook*. Crudi It<x,k«. t+ak-ii fl<„Jci,|i r..r I llnok-. Kereipt llookt, Jinnk Books. Memontnt5» in,I Pass H-«.kn. t v pls-nnc lt<sjk«, Orawliiz tU*,k,, lott— .j-, ludl hound Uv 'T', Jouruals, Day Books, Bloouts.iSS U.xks of Notesand Urafts. Atr. tte. ^ f\ tJr.l. PLNS—M'/wleiys. ferry's, BudliaJTs. %W ell's nnl AiiHtlre'g. 7 INK.'-TAMisJ—Heavy Cul Ulajsa, aod many oew %) u-nts. \L J'KN llOUJEIUi—Silver ood Porcupine, Ivory, B« and Wood. » ISKr*—Ouyott'g Carmine, (iennao U'nUng and Ccf in? InKn. MF.MtiR 1NIU M IJiJtiKH—Penny's celebrated Mi* lie lto.,kji In v.irtetv I.im l-K fHV\ ISO BOOKS— Of very supenor | t im, froni tin- firn manufacturer in Parts. Tlieynrel sui« nor and much cheajtr than any other Books In J in irkii On lurid a turpi: and ecneral assortnieut of Ruled and Plain FooUcap d' Letter Papi A1JSI1 ^ (IKK o r miXTBRs ' CASOS. VirVY. VA PERr?—Plain, Lilt. Ijwed and Perfumed. KS l l.l.i U'KJS— Rich IVoldliiii Envelopes, to trrcatt I;M-I V tlw \\ hiie and Burt\ and Cloih taper, tot uxm etic I'^u/en. 2 1' Iccount Ilooks of all Patiertut EulcJ and Doa |i • order / KIR Wl'E, LOSF.Y tt ft I . I Op|a .-.tr (*«' Post 'Iffiec. Dill.1 lie. BUFFALO TYPE FOUNDRI ExlabllKhod In 1831. SO i fc I 'I II I z 4 - ri 'lll s| ii<, KIIIF.R re-f«»ctful]yinlbniis the Pnnte/ii I th • xriioii of lh.-coimirv and Uie l.rr-al VV> I-M. th Duris^ It. i--.ill pn-panrd to till order*, aa usual, for PR1NTISL I 1 I'I\- I i-\i-ri d'-sc.ripn, .ii. Iron, Pearl upvi aril \ J il* paM vt^ir. oil tie* in.ji*t ')«—trilde tu'W ORNAMKXTAL TYPE » haw lieen addcii to In*: F'ltin.'ry, and It is Ins Inieiitymt <• .Muni. I\ 1.1.1 in IIH a- ~ rtmeiit. all llie nrosl U'audOft I i;» . IV ,r. ',-r-i. H..v. IT- t ut» &c .thai tnay U* ntpiiredjj Ir ,i it M in rul-ol um livniitinn on hand, -uc|i f VV.«-I lv|»-. 1-iirnuiire, BoTwissl and Htckurv tlu'iisQ I' i an.* VI ou.1 ^i.h'-.^trk-. I'l iti'-rs, Malhls and .S!'K*J0H| -I k-, Vt midcn t .iti.|n»iii-.' \-j *k«. I>-v llrusliis.. Jcc. .VJ^ IIOF.'S IMPROA ED PRES'SKS, T 1 -i/. - W' ; t o n ImitiJ. .in.i t*Ail at Mantjfa»\t.if*»r'« price? i r| I'ri- «' an i>! tht (K/j-ular st\lea now i;i UH , (vd ii 411. • t,, ..r . i \! \n\ a r T»' - '* not rmii«#f.if*Tiir»\*d nl tiiH oxf.i4i»hr*m^. , u,Ji U* pr> )tn(>i]> (.ri 4 (T(i). if r^i'iinM. and furntHh*»«1 t«' rt.» I >in ,t N« \\ ^ ork ; r ff~, m*t adding tTan»p*rrtatfm. I> n! ; >. Mjv, 1\. \ IA M \\ HOOK AM) JOB PRINTING. rlpl- . - I I- M' 1-lt' - 1 1 - I .in\- N I n. ii mu ll-*! t ^ri 11 t.. . IITII M'iri. ti tt.i tiiti^ a I r.' -It t i.'t. . : i.i l/m - l-ll ,C* l-ll I l.t' I i -v, fl'I Hi I lu. Wt.i'i Uri-.iiii — I\ t : i- M r,o- on i||i Ki I I * ' ,.| I ;l' I i-ii l.t'rt 1 -liI irnii-r S - rims | l-ll '.i -\> ll' \-I 'i • • IK,..._ 1 I 1 w-f». of t pt It har tl,(i itil ii S i-r i.- v ri iii.in MI i*. t i| III- I it M.J- T ^!l ; llf i-l i •?.\ - i no — 1 vt ,: . K ii> \/ii r .j i 'i !, - tt n. 1-'.'. 'i.in»i t-,;;l!' l I'i ' I ll' Fljlti'Slllilen ( 1 ! li< - '1 V 1-1- ln.17Ci.l- M *• tlneen M in .--ijiiiiic IIK I I'i Hi t\ .irraul ul l,i.li I | ' , , \ jl> p \ a n \\ inkli. .'out ia<' I- 1\ 1- ilKl 'Hi KKI ll'l \ , i,Mi ) 1 f rf-.-'-Ild • I'll! I •=li-\|.l llolloii 111 llli inn I,C|II MAMtH BOATS I. Wood-lllT. - I il Cr.u.l, - \ It Maxiwll. l »«-:ic.,n Mien, • <' Shepard. - II *-vvan, rni.r, - Yar^x). WilliauiUilrll, William I'oote, J. C \ernnm, \ A Holly, - 11 Hastings, J. R. llouii, Tlanet, - n. F. Harwood, Prairie Dlrd, - R 8. Faulkner, 8. I_ Pliclps, Prairie, i. C. Williams, Enterprise, J. It. Edwards, - H McOarOiey, D. Bush, Bums, I. K . Brace, Morning Rlar, - Wool Dealer, A veneer, - D. Cogswell, Harvey Bump, - Xerxes, - ru-rJ.]N« J 11 F ,l«.. i-ds .s\ .s! t 1. Iilynn (Tiarlo V nnflitt C. II. U lute. II S.vidl r I II Titewonli. J. E. i it»vvorUi fieorpe 1'aunhn A. Kail. J Shcrvvooil F. Kims. M. I^x/k. J. Tltsw-orth. G. Spencer. George I'uUianu A Rtillson. James llnvld K. A Muiith John Keneda. Wm. M. Donglns*. John Sweet. Harmon Best. N. Robert. Charles Htpwnrt S, Bilihcn*. James Brew. Jno. TiUvvorth. J. Piki?. A. David. I). Vaiihouscn. G. Jacohtt. WHI. FOOXE, Trcotmror. DAKBVILLK. APRIL, IHJO. KW The Western Times tells a story of a \distressed agriculturist:\ \A farmer dropped in here on Wednesday last, to pay his rent, putting on a long face to correspond with the times. On entering v,the house he told his landlord that times being so bad he couldn't raise the money at all, .and dashing a bundle of bank notes on the table, 'there,' said ho that's all I can pay.' The money was taken up and counted by Mr. , the landlord, who said, 'why, thi6 is twice as much as you owe!' ' Dang 'ee, give it to me agaiD,* said the farmer, * I'm dashed if I an't a took it out of the wrong pocket!'\ JUT At\a Iato meeting of the Asiatic Society, a mask of gold, taken from a coffin fo^d on the banks of the Euphrates, by j 5 *\ ^ nc ^« was exhibited. It is of full size, and evidew mou ' dc d ^ tho face of ftc deceased. It-_ B st resemblance to the Assyrian styles countenance, recently noticed among the Sbj^^ remains ^ f Ninevt'h. JK&~ In court lately, a jurvmiv ^ oath being administered, addressing ^ clerk, said: \Speak tip, I cannot hear wfiL Tft -, - yousaj.\ Judge: \Stop are you deaf -WttTA^ Juror: \ Yea r of one ear.\ \The Judge: J5XA.MIKEFOEI;HEMSSBLVE8, prtetor rcKjjUl receive die ftotit poilhj «ttentlon, tbc Fro. unrtva\lea ; fai*PJJ 1 »c cxcc*4ve ehenpnese ot >vhlch bi» mrc o ealq. ^**^cua6Iehifi»'-tp tilMd W» Roods, to on- tr FULL Bt r !T&>v , t ( tlcctttfii sent-to any p^iwhed to order at tlic «J»nort no- Oausi Ul(% May lj, 1W?% eonntif. H. njtOCKWAV. 'jThen you had better leare that box/for 6o/A'^, cessar >' that J ur )\™ p n should hear deal of MrJ he b ° n mnl crratpd a 8^ 8. BUOCKWAY, DEALEJl IK FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,DANSV1LLK, tf.y. TU1RB DOOH .ABOVE THE Pti«T C*Ttt*E. r- T HW HOUHC liy rcrmon of Its great popularity and ei- icnsivo rcputattoo, botb for itesulwter qualities mid cheapness of Its goods, has recently, heen MlcnrtlDg Its liii- slness until It now presents an oseotjnent at bnco Unrivalled by any in Western ]S~tu> York- Gentlemen vlsltlnp Dansville will at all lltneii'fljid Mr. B. tn readiness to fununh, from the\ SMALLEST AR TICLE to tho , MOST COMPLETE OUTFIT, (if such aa cannot full to suit (ho most refined taste, or meet (lie approhat'on of the most fastidious His MANU- FAlTlmED PJJPAETMBNT to roiilcw jvltltcvcry dc- sertiitioo of Dress and; Frock, Uuuiiiesa Bitd Travelling, Sack nod Albert COATS. All tho rtyleu -or Drnh DeEte, Alpncn and Drown Linen Ooau. , , PANTALOONfl—All the vrtrlbrw ktylrai and qtialltlieti. VESTS—Of the latest and richesj.patterns. THE FANCY DEPAHTMENT I Einbnmcs evetytblhij new or dculrdlio la tfcrj lfto ot ShlrtiJM J'r»wcr»\ lk>«ms,poJlnrs,CrMat!3,'?tocJiis,8cvf« llnnaVwehleni, iloncry, 8u*pt*troer8, flhouldcr Btaccs, Money Bcju.^c. » r To vcriry the above statpnwnts. he n.v. — Niliscri^ttut < iitul |.ui IIH'IHS mai tie owl c in <'itl»T v>, ide ]1 11 r rt NTI. i.irin-. « r x> u uti It' I'n t.rris.,. .n . ,_• rWtretiirv. ami r.i thin cln tt. tlie **m«Ti.iH\iiileiii. ni tli. • \\ 1 li). -li K •> li ^. j \ll • ii I'lll litr ttirii - sl,..ul 1 l,i nil in-*,-,! ti. tin' I . r n I *|iuiirii'i|i .-secn-t.iti K'-iiiitliiicit,. « IH-I I li> ilrnfti. wlm-li ar. -.Uv.-iis i.nl.'t ,Ui . -Iv'iill I H III.I.I ii.i\al<k in Ni « \ ijrk.». tlie order of in. '|*nvi«iirer 1'rt-utm t'.i-aintiu lhel.u-11 Kuitr.n inf*. m.tl \1 tain t'lejn feTce|.tlii» tin oi i il-'H ti« I'll' \eili t i iiiullil'lvii'tj I'I-I' <nitn=crilnioii« Its') will U-ent)tle«l mnae Knu-ra«in?, an.I une -h.in i'' tin' ihstriliutitjii lur e\e J live dullars paid. A M ('fV/ZFN\. Freslilenl t.l.tiRt.l. V\ \l .si'lKJN, Trensurer. WliUIH VVARNLR. Ctirresi.'u rs-creuin NATIIAVIFL J \V.\ If. J\ KIT. Sec') 1 ; J ll, i-l'KAGUE, HmorKTij Sttretart)far Daiu- r./V _ p DISSOLUTION. rpili: t'til\ \R I NLRSHU' bt re.iul'.re ei.i r tlns lictwivn J. (IK- Hut •crilior\ uli/ler lhe firm nf II } \\ i»nilu, Is Uiis day ilUsolveil, h) mutual ronwettt- Datis^-llle. tprllO. W.W 1> J tVtmn. E. L. M 1'ANl.rA . 1 ; The aultscrilx-r will Continue the tiu*itir-s, itl all ll> vnrioun l.raiirliQS. lie has I»I liatitl, of In. ou n tnanufir • uiro. |«rti.i|i»UM! larpesi assortmeniof wurk.nml he think.\ an C.u< ill—to any the least—eicr oifered tu tltin I'l.tce. 'J'tte concern hovlnp. for the pa« fuur yeajs, tiseil nutie 1>ut llie llErfT MyVJIT.Rl.VJLS in manufacturing—such as first qual ity Sole I^.-injer, and I'hiladt l(ilna Oak Ta n and French t*nir•flIrim-HUxni'hy flimisnmi.'. n» avei\'!'\ tmnp, \ HE - LI \ItL£ ARTICLE, ond bueunng a iiennauent cttMotn— evlnres the ithporiance of not only cotiipctlni: in jirice, hut more especially l a UUAL1T Y—corlslderiutf it hy far Uie lictH that tlic customer receive a reliable arucle, estiecially of BOOTS AMD SHOES, at a tirtce corret«|iontllu(; tltercti). He intends t« continue thit *yi!tem of huslneKS. and plctlpcs himself to sell every an.cle nt Uie lowest possihle rates, and ailhorc, ns lieretos fore to the Oiie Prin SytUm. He ltoi>e» In this way lo litem a, continuance of the lilieral patrotrane the concern liatt bltiierlo received. He loiends olsu to keep an itbMurt- meutof tlin best and most fashionable Ijidies' and Getitlc- IJM;IJ' H work to bo found Ijist. SHOEMAKERS' FINDINGS AND KIT. A good ftfisottnieril on hand ill all times. He lias nrrantie- tuciiu whetcby lie eon sell LASTS ond PF.I.S ai Rdchesiet prlres. He is sole Agent for tldfl place, for wJimg Miller's truer Proof Oil Illtrkiiig— at Factory vrlrc*. Jj\ All Hinds oftvork lontlo to ortl\r. Repairloc <lono onehqrt notlrt. •• I>. j.WfJUD. E C. DATJGHERTY & CO., At the Office or (lu* Dansville HeraJt H V\ IM. tiiriusls . •,' r i Mlici with on t-m-ii«nM»ai> imii, .1 M.VV \M> F \SH1' iS \Itl.l-. JOB Tffl •m,.r -II _ in .ir a liimilreil variem-s, atul hax utg alsonai arr.,i,2»-ii M nt« l..r thi r\cet|t i.l new \ irien.-. a> UOti .. i tn i r-.ttic ..in. are preiiarci tn execuin rwrtil* •ii i IH'OK \Ml Jiill 1'KINTIM. in a supsir - i' i.. I ;it prii-i-a iu ...un titt nines. I • I • A. t •• . Iiay-;IIMI tua<le such arraujenienlsll ri v- '•! tn l'i|»r tlmi th4\ will havecotmutulx <m nat»J» - • i ... I \ uuin- -i « 4 .in.l i|iialiiie... \n>ih ut Porua.* il. i!.rs.>n • an I ni tlx grtillix's niinufaelure, fruin M'tiid 'i si :• - '.ii. wutk cuiechiuse for thcuiselves, tilthptto f T llll.ll . I f il-n i« .ir.'ns-t n-preia'ritatiOD of the unrtralW\ , \<' t Il.'s-ll..tlls(H known as ibc RL'UC.LE* 5 JOB I Ul> I IM. KMWNE, one uf ivliich wb are Mpecia? • i. r\ .la im! f.ir ilu iiurtn^eTi to which it Is applied, lint i.l Mtull J..li Friniins. such as Cards, Hand Bills. B3 lb i.l-. I - vTinniio, and nearly all kinds Of Blank VVott ii i- nn r.«ii|. t ir.r In the market. A buy IS years old cm i.iii the Tress, civmc IIVE Tliocaivo IMPRESJiofs Rl >i IK 1 he r.irtwjs are invited to call and examine. \\ •• have had nanicilar reference^ In our selecUoosi» I V M \ I'KIN I'lNU. such as Ball Tirkcts aud I atdk i nc. -• i v v iiiitnej., Ilank Checks, Pamfililei« jtalncuet in.) liol • ou'selvcs la readiness 10 execute all urdeo witli ne.imei—, on the shortest notice. I infers, lett at Use Ullicc, or at the counting Root* r| Si tuiti , I.'-IKY & Co., on the finsl lluur, mil te pr. inptl) iiuended to. 1 * Daarvillc, May, 1830. Tawn's New Readers. PUBLISHED B*f PULNNEV tt CO., BUFFALO, N. Y. TOWS FIRST READER, 04 r/t on. T UIU i».nc»kneu n» the flrit book for ehlulron. Ji com ptlsoj a Ecrkss of inogro'Bh'C lessons, commencing with lhe o!phru>t, and advancing to words of two syllables. TOWN'S SECOND READER, W2 fAoes. Tills book Is designed On the Becood Easy Reader tat Children. It commences wtlli words of ono syllable, In volved In stories of irach IntcrcHt as to secure attention, and of sue!) simplicity as easily to be understood. , TOWN'S THIRD READER, 988 P*oe». Thl« book cotAtahu the wore common rules of reading, and advance* tfiQ learner to a mom elevated cliatftctet of rtyie. Tbo nclrc'tlong arc such 4i» to oflbrtl Interest, nnd linpan useful instniotion. TOWN'S FOURTH READER. •108 PAOE». PART I of tills book contains ft complete seriet, of elo cutionary rules, with exercise* to lllu»;-ntf their application. In readinri and speaking poelry. • TART II. COMIBU * of choice selections from tba best American and Engllsli authors, wlih note* expjan ^wy of c Uuslcol and htotorlen) allueloo. XT PrTAAfilT.. LOHEV & cr».. Acent. for I.ivlnjrston j PtnilW-li nnd Mlesnti) eouiitu-s, * PROSPKCTUS OF TUE Dansville Weekly Herald. TIIK undersigned propose issuinp;, On or i»bon( the first do*, of Moy, 1 *^50, at the village of Dan§- : ville, I.ivnirrslnn Counly, a newspaper devofed to ^i ncrul news, both local and foreign, ond tbtf dissemination of such intolligeuce as 'shall bo* most ucceptalde lo the general reodeT. It shall be the aim of the Publishers to present such fc sheet, in its typographical appearance, aa shall be alike creditable lo itself, and to tho village and section of country Vrbich it will represent; and from our Jong experience in Ihi* branch of busi- no«8, we feel confident of giving satisfaction. * In its political course, it will be straightforward, independent Wh\g % and will endeavor, by all honproTjto imrann, to -aoVaact? thti interests and fuiMam the true issues of the Whig party 4 II will be the organ of no clique or club, but upon the broad platform'of the National Whig party* will maintainlut Independence. To tho professional man, merchant, or mechan ic, we intend to faroitsh such a Journal as shaD make il ot all times a welcome visitor at his fires- side,— giving a summary of (he general news of lhe world, as it passes from week to week. Iv will also contain sticb market intelligence and ag ricultural gleanings, as shall make it an accepta ble and useful companion to the tiller of the soil. *^ As a Faintly Journal, it will endeavor-to give such a seloclion of standard Miscellany, as will , ensure il a hearty welcome in the homo circle. The publishers aro fully aware of the task they have undertaken, and havo made such arrange ments as give, them confidence, in producing & paper of such intrinsic, value, as shall he satisfac tory to those disposod to countenance sod sustain tho enterprise by a subscription thoreto. Tho paper will be styled the •» DausyiHe Wepk- ^ ly Herald,*» nnd will be printed\ upon ^cod 5 typa ^ and paper, eight column s to the'' ]i4gey&t $1,50 ^ per annum, in advance, or $2 at tftd ond of Uis t year. Village subscriber)), whosrTpsiic'jE tu*o id- x V Uvcvred by the Carrier, w.illho charged 50c.ts. ad-, if ditlonal. Four copies for $5—tan or more, toon^ %, address, §1 \ ^ Will our frieiras whd favor tho oiitarptisa, rs- < ^ bpondto tho call, by first subscvibi&£'-.thejr 0 >'lt nomr, and then circulating thid j?rt*ttactti*aw&fl£ Iheir npighrjorp, and inducing thorn t | a »3o llie- Ml wise. 07* Be p'aniculi address, jr-j acing Utem,|o go
