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VOL. I. CAIIDfinf, SOIT11 .IKOLI\i, S/VTIRDAY ?V? C, 1837.
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Persons sii'iset-ibiu r nut of the tSiatc, are ,
required to pav 11 n Iv.ioce. m |
tt?-' ' nninnnic ilio is must lie post paid. "13
j Til K VII.L.VOK 'PUI/.F.
' In one'of ilie I -velio-l villages of >.| I
^Yirr'uii there lived, in ilie year 1 too ?an.I
o ' i'i oi l man, uhnsi- daughter was declt.el,
l?\* universal ennsrii', In l?c tli
.lnvM'licsi maiden in a'l the country mim :
'1' ?oi? ran, in his youth, hid be n a hlet-j
ic md muscular ahove all his f?T nvs; and!
his h:filial, where he nl?vi?vt? Wore them.
_ .. ?cnuM show the?ador1i cm of lire medals,
re eiv-d lor liis victories in ?*v mil -s ic oats,
\\ ; a y "u'?<? in 01. His dm lit r wis
D v .jnt en. an l .had heen s Ujhl in mar
ri ? '?y ina -y jniimrs. .fne jir ug'.i m-hI ?i .
a J' r. a Hn- peson?an nil l' is an I
a oinor thai. Ru 'hov wire all lusrd hv '
flu- ! ! m u lio-Jako^Bii' nl l:i I a I.v. < oril
fir his ol? Tmncv^^PHl the v*iin?? iiirii ?>l
th? il'.iiT" .unl iiiVntifuh '>.(1.
ai h? iglli, birili <! iv of \n-'
iici'i'. his eh rmijju. ?l'iMvlit'-r. wh win as
a ami m.i if s* she was h .1 li ui,
ar.o? <t. t!ii> 111 rn ii ' of h ! il'tv. '1 r filth
i ?vi 1 ii nil :1m' y llth-ol' he 1 ou i y to
a ? ukiiig r If". si ccii'i'ii h unl-um.at'
i llustrious vkino nun n-s 111 it>>j
ri In v ill) nil 0 o il; 11 :i\} li u a>
t?? ,:i ?u?? lovi't ? tiifyu; ^ 11 mi*, in tint*i*
ho 1 ?i*\ it 1 1 fii'tvflilje. father's liar * * > it : j
t i** iv ilrioil irr?;fx.'ninl : heir own hearts'
v l! i 1 ivh All 'CtU*. ojj^'jit flllhor't co t-1
tn I il l ! hr ujtht till* inalt liijuo of her
o 1 0 t?r ni iy, \*IitIi sir* pre* c *ii*il to 1 ;t* It
r u 1;: > red s 1:1111 .villi lu*r own fair ha 's.
1 . t y hnvs, said the till l<e per ! '
the vel 1 ho7 all ovet il, as leuiitu/ -m
tii ! .itch-fur's ilti'v us^iMii'ilcii r mill ins'
ti 1 ii i in* 1*1. ol o "Ik* "V in j ' ovv, my ,
]:?*-. v >>u h iVe 11 a 1!y all* o you m 1 It* pro-j
ft- t . li ; . v 11 V 1 1 1 11 \ i\V f tn . on i
r i ' w ' " * .
d > ?'i -ir ? t?iv tliiii<{*al> >ul in >;iey r til Is, |
2; ? ! . iru '4 ^ .*!<?
as ! >y on 4a1 ;? < any iio i i o country.
IS*i in.H.hn I* mm ' y i hi ii it iiv own
g' \n v, y..u know. < *?: *!>'- ' > kn nv, j
xv ii '-'(ir I cm I U it my
; t' * I J.II+*, VtifJ It'll 111 I'll* V\ ;iy o'l j> llj.
i 1 ">: t<i"ii i i l< %i uti?i?r ! -iiiiir. >:
\ man mi tli'* ? !"'?iin * '! iri*, ii'l !.:ivr iintk i
I tfm i l*i nil! >\vnru i , .ii.it no man s .>11 I
j - A ;)j_> ' iiii-'t'T with'ii jii in r ! ? il !
ft4 ^ "ijtff"' k' l' 11 '? Vil- I'll* !|i .r.l'OII,
' Vim In* nld.'H taking ln>
(c?, vvli i iii i l li'iiiil v 1> !nii t lion, I>\ i
*lf U? ' > I. now, tlit? mi ?v!io | .iijis tin.'!
; flirt .ml m i yl .J lovfl shi I in irry Auto*
ii i)i i vorv ili-jh1.
.! * Tin - *,i!i i|ii nl.I. i s. ?'. ?< rcr.rivod i?> t!,e
_ Joui, .ion win a;>( I ,11-0. \:i I many i
ynji'i s !m 'i iiuiiloil 4 iily Toriv r.l i tin* j
ai" <a of Si i 11, a., i 4! .co .> ano.-ip iii"l!
Vii*. rv hack u,? 1 1 l!io lo ?-ly 'iijuM 1 \ <1-!
In rhiv.ii y ||.- in liit' li. ol Ii r looms |
Ui' l irii tirnr Irauio . til i* .ihlmi iio, * n 1-. i
Sj) r'-s ilui >' ui'j i 1:4, ..ittii kJ 1 o ol . |
Oi'Mi iluiir nrin clru and lou r i;?os. n?
VW.IoSS <?tn! Ili ilil ii in lilr Mil*" sa I '!i
?i or. *1 p'o s ? (! 1111 ^ in 11 i hull,
l!i <t 1 ?vi) I J '? yo in./ (J.i r .! I! ' ?.is '.1
h iimJ run-si and lift >11:110 ?'il v ii 11 10 hoi
country, ?' d -111 know ili.v a sir nj and
jn 1 1 il a t Ii cii \s.Mod h> wo 11 Inm anil j
|ln* l or V 1 in- 10 I hi 10 I. had ?i'?n ili< r?*?i
pll..it> 111 <1! bviiin |',fj |ji>?st lo lid it 1
9!**W r* vvl,,,r'! audi alliii't.C c.iii Vomontw.
ro iiio 'siim iju 1 ./Oil ol a >1,1.1 n'? I v r#?'
*s, ilns was no ord nary ' 11 n. In 1:0.1'
tew I ke tlm prost-u . In> Ii I 'iior tore ovor,v
.'id 1 .^1 (! ovor hi-, iollo.v a 4< cr I
I' io arena ill .tied . r tli s liv .foni con
tost, was I >vcl s;> ire 111 1 ion 1 ol" >ho villa,o;
* n>. I - ?1... ? - . .1
i * | ? 15** .| Hit: LfllUC <#' il "lil?.* J?I II, .
aw * ?! hi,flic midst o tin- village, dcnnnn
I i)hj * wrflcu.' I'hn verdure vvai q :i;r
tv ru ?ll" at tt)i- p!ar- by pr vi u- exercises
ot i si.i>.In kind and i hard ni-liceo. sand
nio e befitting!/ b?r the purpose to w ncli it
tv.is to be used supplied its p .in;
Tho Mtlior of the* ovidy, blo-hng, and
Willi !, it vpt'v prize, (for she well knew vvlio
Wo iid win,) vviiu throe dher patriarchal viu,
lagers we e :!? judges appointed lo decide j
U^oo lite eliioMot I he several compel liters.
'1 hi; last lime i-arroll tried na skill n I Ins
uxerciso, he I cleared.' lo Mi<u the helper's
piir .s?ology--iivoiiiy ooe feci'mid one mob.
The signal w t * given, and hy lot tno young
ineti tttepped into the arena.
*i,d>Vi?ril (ir.i}'<*oii, seven rcn feel,' cried
# Oi-n ??i the judges. Tim > out I) had do e Ins
J*^ Utmost. II e was a p do. int. Ilectnal student
" Bu wlmt had intellect t<> do in ncli an arena?
Without a look at the maiden ho left
tbo "run, (I. a
' Dick Moulded, uiiiiMccn feet.' Diel;
with a laujfh, turned away, and r placed his
. Go it.
* 11 nrry Preston, m*<cieon feel .111 i three I
inches.' ' Well done l| ?r.y Pr? ( loll,' sllOtll*
od tlm ?;?ect;?t r< y?u ha\u tned hard for
nic aww dnd homestead.' |
I
Harry also laughed ami sworo ho onl\
jumped for llie inn of the tlii ig.' IIi- ir
wa n ratilr-hraimd fellow,'ul never llioiij. h:
of matrimony. lie loved '? walk anil la k."
am) Ian. h ami romp with Annette, luit su v
marriage never came int ? Ins head, lie
only jumped f r the Inn of the thing.' (!?
would not have said so, if lie was sure v>!
winning.
' ''! irley Hintnis, filleen feet ami n hall
' Hurrah for Charl v ! t'harley'll win!' cried
ill crowd }f'*od Iminoredly I 'hurley Siniuis
was tho eleverest I How in tin; world. Ills
mo h? r had a l?isc<j him <o stay at home, and
told him if he ever won a wife, she would
fill -n 'ovowith is .o d temper, r it er I au<<
i ? ii-v . '!; rtrw timvcvif lit' ilo
of the l itt< r's capabilities ami lost. Many i
refuse I to oiit'T t'te lists altogether. (lilies
made ti c trial, ami only one of the Icapcrs i
hail y?tcli'a>pl \v mv feci.
Now,'criml th villagers. he's see fenry
Carroll, lie might t<? boat t' is ' and over\
"lie appeared, as th y called to mind the
im.tiiul love of the last cviiipc'i or and t fT?? {
sweet > nnet'e, as if they heartily wished
his success.
llenrystepped to his po t with a lirin tread.
His eye glanced wit It cmifi le ce around,
Ut on t o vtil tgers and restid, hef-tre he
h ended letAv.ird. upon tin: face of Annette,
as if to e.aleli tlierelroot thit spir t and as
snrance which the occasion culled lor. Returning
the ciienn ig ng gla ce with whieli
she met his own, with a proud -mile upon Ins
1 .. n? 1 -1
i?f nv; mni'i ? " mr? at u? "TV
* ) HKje ami a half!' -Iioirmd ;
tin' mill1 it' lit*, repeating the aim u iremenl
<>f *ono of ilit: jinl; os, ' twc ty- me leet ami.
'a ! a f Marry Carroll for ver. Aiiiicmu and j
dairy.' 'lands, raps an I han kj?i chief.
Waved over llir In* ds of the spectators, and (
the cos of the drh jli'.ed \iiuutto sparkled j
with jo.V. T
When ' larry Carro'l moved to his station
to strive for the prize, a fall, gentlemanly
y mil in ni in a military tind.e frock coat
who had rode up to t o tun, dismounted and
joined the spect.ior-. nnperoeived, while
t e contest iv.t. going on, -.topped sitdileiil
f rvv ird Willi a knowing ey , me stired de? 1
lihf ately the spar" accomplished hv t' e
n*t Idap.-r. Me. w as a stranger in t ? village, j!
'is ' amis me face ind e^sy a dress .itrir.l i1
ed tho eyes <? ihe u I ige maidens, and hi-j
a.anlv an I sinewy frame in uhh li vin.oe i
try and >ir<:ii.r|h \\n ro hapi?il\ united, i all?*<| j
lonli iho admiralurn of the von <j num.
IiV - '{ -'r ' i'.;;rr, y-??i .1. nk cm
limit iiisii,' sacl ohm ol I'm by slander-, rog)
irking tlic ni iiiii T hi \\ li ch tlx- eyu of It
.*Wanr scanned ilio area. * if von can
I up lupoid- 'nrry Carroll, yo 'II boat tlx*
.?sgin in in die rnlnnx's ' I'll truili ol this
ilwrvati'?'i vv. & assented to by a general
'iniriiuir.
' - i lor nit rc ainu.-Pinciii you arc puroiii'
ill's- past mm ?' i ii<] iro'l tlm yoililu
sum tiger, or is t1, c-o prize lor tin* wimi? r ?
Annette, sin* loveliest ami iviniI '.iesl ol
our village maidens, is 10 In* the reward o'
i..i> ii tor, cried one ol i'io judges.
' \re i e lis s open to aP !'
Ml, yyiun sir!' replied 1st* father of \nnetie,
with in e est, ins you li'hl ardour ri
sinjj us e surveyed the proportions of te'
sirai^li. linihe-1 vmino sirnn er. ?' -heisthoj
I) Hie (it iimi vv ho nut-leaps Henry < arroll I
?f \ ii will i v y u are tree to do *o I'm |
!< s me t< |l you. 1'arry arroil lia no wi e hi j
\ ireiu a lier is my tlaug'.i- r, sir. look at
Iter ami insii.o your rial.'
Tim yoiinrf otli er elan ed upon the trem-l
It o oniil. n iiiout p. be iiffi'tivl out e al tr
of her title r's uncnuq-.ieriilile in< >n< man i:i Willi;
nil 'li.niri 04 ry The oor mrl looked at i i r-i
ry, who stood near with a ir??iil>leil l>r ?\v ami j
atisxry eye, ami t en ca-t upon Hie licw co 11-1
, etmir an imploring glance. I.
i laving Ins Co 11 111 'lie hnmls of one o'i
ilie judges, lie drew a .s.nh lie wore li"iieatlij
n. lighter aioiiml ois wai-a. ami taking ihel
appointed si mil, made, .apparently wrhoiit
letfoN, the hound that was to decide the happirn .?? ?
or ini-ery of II -erv and lunette.
1 ' ' Went) two eel one inch !' shunted lite
i ud?io. The iinnou c- iiient was repealed!
, wi h >ttrprise hy i ho sped a tors, who eroUdeii'
around the victor, filling the air with con- j
emulation*. nut umuiiigle.l, however, wi?h !
; loud murmur-. Irom those who were more
nciriy interested .n ihu happiness ol ihe
lovers
I '. lie old mm approached, and gripping!
| his hand ex .It ngly, called linn ' :s son and
said lis lilt prouder ol' him lit.in il he vverej
i prince. I'hy-ical activity and strength
were (In? old leapor's Irue patents ?i nohiluv
llcsoiiting his co-it, the victor sought with
his eye the Ian prize lie had, although name|
, ii/l 1111 I. (i/vtif ii u?v 4 * i i i I if in/vii
leaned upon lit r la Iter's arm, pale and distress
d.
Her lover mood aloof, gloomy and mor'ii
ad, admiring tho superiority of ihn >tr ingeri
i an ?'* reise in which he prided himself as
unriv died, while lie iiuied linn lor hi? sue?
?es <
'Annettee, my pretty prize,' said the victor,
taking her passive hand??'l have won yon
fairly,' Annette's cheek became paler,than
I'lirbfc; bin- trembled like an ispen h al, and
eInmj clo-er 10 her lailier. u.lnle the drooping
It yw sought the torn* ol l?- r I ver. Ills brow
grew d%rk at the stranger's language.
I have won ynut joy prciiy ll wer, to
n !?e you i bru't I?Ifinhle not so violently?i
mean uol myself, however proud I
might bn,' ho added with g illintry. "to wear
? . fair it geo? next my heiri. Perhaps.- and
m cut liiH ?yiM rouwi inquiringly. while the
urruut of life leaped joyfully to her lirmv,
nil u inurmcr of surprise rail through the |
crowd?'perhaps there is some fav ?ri*?| youth j
i notig the competitors, who has a higher
claim to this jewel. Young s>r,* ho eoiitiiu.-d,
turning to (tie surprise-) Henry,
'mcthiiiks you ?w>re victor in tho list bolore j
mo, ? I strove not for the maiden, though one i
could not well strive for a fairer?Suit Iroin j
love for the tnau.y sporfin wlticli I saw you I
engaged You ire ilift victor, mid us such, J
with tlte per iit,->inn o this worn y assembly, J
remove tV- ?:? 9* prize \ott have sal
ueir ami Iioitnrahly wmii'
I'lie youih spring lor aril unci gasped his I
h ind wt li gnliltide; ttud the next 10 nent,
Vnnette was weeping from pore j??v npoii his
shoulders. Tli'.* welkin rutt^ wi h ii?e acclamaijiois
??l* the delighted vdialers, and
amid tiii* temporary exei ement pro Ineed hy
tliis art, tlie stranger withdrew f mi the
crowd, mounted his horse, and spurred at a i
husk trot through tin- village.
Tha- night, <ionr\ and '.nnette w r mar
lied, and the health ot the on ?terii>ns i dj
imhle hearted -tranter, 'hi- d.anU ni.ovcr*
(lowing humtiers of rust'*, hi-ver ijjp.
In process ol inlit', there were 'into unto
the in ?rneil pair son ami <1 nej-nrrs, mid!
Marry arroll had become ole -nd iSuiry
* 'arroll, of the tfevnlu nonary army
One cveui ig, li.tvin_. j.i>l returned home
alter a liar i camp in* w t-? sinioj with hi!
irmly o.i the nail ry i>! In- hand onto *01111 |
try jiotiKo. when an .uWaiioe Conner rode tip
and aiiitoiuici-d lite a,?pr -ach 01 5e erilj
W tshin^lon and suite 1.1 i*?rtn:n_r lint he. j
hoiild crate ins Imspitdny {or tin* main
The necessary directions were .{pen in rei?*r -j
tiiice to the lion-eiiold ptep ir mo. is. and I <>l. .
t'arro'l ordering Ins horse. roth- forward to I
meet and ? .snort to In* loose the distinjjni-^od
Uiiest, whom he itad if w 1 vet seen, although
Mtrvitia in the same wide y-oxteuded army.
'Thai uveniiuj at the 1 ih|>*. \iutelte, now
become the dtaniliyd, matronly and .still:
handsome rs. < jtrroll, could not keep her
cja s Ironi tin lace ol her illustrious v si or.
Kvery moine.it or two she would -teij a 1
... . urn 11<;111 j ;iiur?*Kf mm uail-p
tin h lll n>s?ir.'i|l\, shake i*r head
rul look no mi, m ln? Mill more nay/.led I
i :t'r atix ii' ii niind and er. h irr - ?m. in at i
l< ii'jlli heenine i vidfu. t i Ii r.Jmsiind who, I
tii|uiri J ml' , iloiialt-ly ij f*
' ?;! >,.V.-CJ, '.I. C I < Jti . i. Kl "III;. , IVIj'll
had been Si line I! in1, wi'li u quit* , nifiuiiiij j
Millie, observing ilielady' . ; nous mid j'UZ-1
/.led s irvey ?> his lean "S tint rs i ar
roll iltniU- siie r? f*-??.iir/ui in nm an old,
i ij in t nee' vnd It * s;ided vmiIi . .in - e
rum-, air, is he a ay. d u|m>ii i> (Ii alum ue|v. I
I'lu; < 'iilniit'l Maneil, nid a lin n mnnry ul k
Hie past seemed to hejao ivd, .is h n i/.rd. I
vvhi'r the lady r-we linpnUn -ly Irn n her ehair, |
ni l oemiing Cecily torn irh over tin; km orii.j
with fl.is, rd hands <i(i>l iiii (rv?' of intense, I
i .11>.4 inquiry, fixed lull upon 111 .i. stood lo i
oui. tit \v 11 i her li| s parted -is if she would
speak
' I'anion me, my tlonr ir.-tdam ?pardon mo
('oloilcl must put la etnl lo tins sr lie
heo hri'Diiic, I), .lint of imhih fire and hard
Usage, loo UllWii ldl\ .a leap . a iin t outv-t o
u ft one inch,even 1 r so n^r a btjdo as one I
I \\ ot ot "
" Tile tec. gmiiuil With i lie surprise. (|e
I gin ami i.a i s- > > t t ?\v? cl, ar - lent ?o
the mui;matioii o ilu?\e nl.1
(icner i' 1 ish.ugtnii u s tilde. d tin* h.Uidsome
young l< per wliosi uiyM ri mis Up-;
pe ir nice and nisjippoai .leec in i'hs native
v llage ol (lie overs, is soil tradition m,? !
and whose cl inn to a m>1> i n.tal nody oil
UONA IIIIK 11' sll 111(1 load W IS st ilt I !y COIIn
sled hv tiie village snuv .i li- fs, until iliu
linppv nr.Not i, ni which look place at the
hospitable in uisi(#n of Col. arroll.
LA RiiRIXd CLASS IN IM'ROPE.
The following i teresiing rinde j'r m liie
North >t inert an if-view lor October, gives,
a glowing dis ripti- n o tin; con i:i n oi l
the 1ah.ii in . classes m E* r c, mi re a ? to !
l! e rates of wages, ihe fnirdeii l axilio i. |
means of snhsistarice. the lucthie ot ir location,
and the share, if an., ?v ici, these
classes have in die Go.eminent. I ugln
io inspire every cio/.cn of this freo en I
happy lie: nhiic. lo gnatd ?viili constant
v! dance igainst any encroachments on the
institutions which gua a tee to u> the hlc
tiiiiiTsot wtiirli our brethren h<v<>nd tin se.ts
:ir? destitute.
In \ rwiiy, the ordinary food of the
peasantry I*4 bread and gruel, lint!, prepared
of out meal, with an oreaseniul iniviur ol
dried fish. Mont is a luxury winch thoy
rarely enjoy.
In .,uvi!t,d?n the dress ol the peasa try is!
described by law. Their find enii?i i? t
hard biead, dried lish, and gruel williout
mc.it.
Iii Denmark the peasantry are till h- M in
hoiidaire. an t are ImihhIii --1.1 - -*' -
p, f. ???*? imjiij i hit
wi'h the land on win- h they labor.
In llumiatio bondage of the pnnsaniry
is ecru more c??ni: lelethan it i in Dciimirk.
The nobles own al! the land in h empire,
and the peasantry who ie? do upon it are
trnlisb rre 1 with the ei ate.
A creat in 'joril have on'v cottages, one
jmrli n ol wlt'ch i* oennpieii hv the I'itnily.
win e tlie o>her l/> |?pro;.r urd 10 iloon - i*" ;
annual*. Few, if any Itavo hud"*?but sleep j
upon bare boards, or u|x?u parts of tlie
i inneiiee Moves by which house* .>
war ned. Tlieir f??od consists of black l> id,
cabbage, UTid oilier vi^clal'Icwithout ihe
addition of any b tiler.
In Poland the nobles tue llie proprietors
of the land, and the peasants are slaves. \
recent traveller says : 1 have travello I in !
every direction and never saw a wlieaten loal
to ihe eastward of I lie Kliine, in any pirt of
Northern (iorinnny, Poland or Denmark. I
The comiiioti food of the peasantry of i\>! mil, j
the working iiicii, is c?'?hage, and potatoes,
suiuiMiiiies, but not generally, Hack bread
iiiu 9<xi|i, or nutter gruel, without Cic ail-!
diiioii of oulier or moat.
In Auslrtu the nobles are the proprietors
of ilit* laud, and the peasants arc compelled
to work l>>r their masters during every <1 ay
except Sunday. The cultivators of Iiiu soil
are m a st tc of bondage.
In lliitigirv lltei Mate is, if possible,
still worst). The nobles own the laud, do not
work, ami pay n taxes. The laboring c! iss
arc obliged to repair all the high-ways and
bridges, art? liable at any time to have soldiers
<|ii iriered up -n tin m, and are compelled to
pay one t' nth of tin- produce lot e vilmrch,
and one tt utli to the lord whose laud t.icy |
ueciip".
Ol the people of France, s< von and a hali'i
millions do not eat wii at or wheat- n broad j
boy Ittp upon barley, rye, buck wheat, |
chestnuts, and a few potatoes
i iii! o. Minion vvajjes o! a lii'-<>*1 labour in j
rVnicr, .?l) I r a man ami *1 '.7-1 tor a l
wo u.iu annually. The iax**s upon tlieui art*
epnl ton .(! littli ?>l lis ix*>i pr duo *.
In 1071, there ivi-rc 100,(UK) houses in I
r? l ml Of tli so, II ,000 wo e uccn no '
b\ psn.pers; ami noire limit ~?0??,() )-) Icici {
In*.r lli. Tim avenue wajres o| a laborer. is
from nino ami a hall t< eleven cents a * 1 iy. ;
\imui<;the lohoruiu el ssolt e imlnsirimis ,
Scotch moat except on Sundays, is rar ly i
used.
In h'nifhml ilm price ol I dmr varies; tliol
No Iii^h *..! siockine weavers, is sated l?v ]
11ii*(ii i i a puldie. address, aller workm" l'r<?*: i
I I lo It) hour- per day. only earned trout !
lour to lives, illi t?s a vvoek ami \? re ohi:a<ii
lo subsist mi bread and water or potatoes} ami
fait.
\ N' Ar-SOtlT.MF.MT.? ofl S , of Rt.r
i-iprto i, wa mite! f*. |- keeping in Ins store'
lie O'-t i'tc -ng lion- a. .ui. e st ever Itered
hir sale. \ waij once bet null a!
ft . a.I I .11 !><> .. .aii.i r: I
... . .... ... V -M.MI Vlllllll V. |(f| TttMIM" ll|C!%
nek. which J;; nniv ronl I not supply.?
Tin? I??*i wa cliiirlic I, an ! tin* two pmo<
cde I tn'Tlw* sli ?p <>1? ilu? .Id .niti11n.irian.
' Friend s t" said ke*<jui', " h.ive
v >u mi hand a .coon ! kau I p pit I" *'\ s,
ir, ' r. p'ied ilic mi-11-, oc.1114 sli#|) ke por
.vi'li iui iln? least iik' i oj' t^ieic heiiiy ally
kin.! u op imi mi in the ipicstiou ? ' Vr<'
sir, I k ?i-r 11 me vise day Iron tk" tr sti'i-s
n| i tc *Ii ' n >d.st ' '.lurch, wit are fixing
up sko interior of the ni -ciiiin house."
ob.iv in , mi! sh we I tlieni to the k.irn.
where ike curious .ir i.!e f tiaile iia ! '-ten
deposited. The winner Inoyhed?the looser
kit hi:- lip, i ! ) paid tin* wayer,, while
Jemmy'a fit racioi tor kecpiay 11 as-ortni'-ni
-if jjoods bee niie nore Itr njy esltbh.
ml.
A man hat Iwcii sentenced in the < 'ircuil^.
mil f r | i- ! M>trift (<? the renotentiary,1
lor slenhu# a lit tn of bacon! a foil!! (Infattier'*)
mill the carcass of a turkey !!!? ill
in iht- clirisiuias hollidays ?1 iis father is it
present an occupant of tne " I'llhlic Hoard in;.'
liou-e,"' as that eye sore to va<rr nits ami ;
louse principled ne ileincu, the I'eiietenti tiy.
I- nailed, ami the learned counsel lor the;
prisoner, a.jfned, that i e son d.d not steal
tin* coai, because his father, bemn a prisoner,
a is de d i the lav, he Initio alive, in iliei
I'eiietenti try. and his eldest horn wa? liesr in
his e-tate. t'lie United -ta'es Idsirtct \t-'
lorney, ndiv?iUed the inge.-.uiiy nl the opposing
council, hut hope i lie would throw no impede !
in * ii t hi the way <>l the prisoner, hut would;
allow hi in to take quiet possession of I e|
c< II, soon to be vaeaied l?v In- I
- , .... .'JM * I <1 'Ml
progenitor, w huso term of public service |
wotibl Mton expire. t ins epicurean genius |
jvtll hi ciiii>erpieiice, have io undergo some
Ire <!lul caiman privations ill Ills uyw residence.?
Mi tru/iu/it ii.
Vai.tmii.f. Pis# uvi.isy at Pompeii.?'
The i. chest treasure of the Ui.id that nits'
yet been Ibttiid in Pompeii, was discovered
mi tin* I'Jpi (V'lolii'r I a-l. It consisted ot
sixtx-loitr sdver vesst Is, <omprising ? table
hi rvico composed of the following piece- ;;
i >no dish, with two bainUouiely o: nam nit (I
bnndl's, one p dm and one inch in diameter.'
Olio v use, ornamented hi alt., rr/irvo, ivithi
grapes nnd vine leav s, verv In/;' Jv ?rnight j
live nidus in height and six n diameter at i
the t ip. Two vases, (goblet form) ball a'
palm bull, and lid* mine in diameter, ornainented
ivitli iiiumateil bacchanal an represent
a" ions, in the finest hu*?o and alto rrlin
o?on one of the vases is a young Mac
elms rirling on a panther, ami on the other
be is represented sitting on an ox?-lliere '
ar**t besides, many oti.cr figures and atir?ute*.
There are also twelve plates, cacli with
two beautifully executed handles. The four i
nrg si (inii's arc right iiirlies, 1110 next sc- I
vrn and a ImM, am) lh" fnnr *iuallc*t seven
mrlios in din fliM^r Sivtren runs, or ?in*i"
sunn lurecm^ of wnicu ?ach four are eiwii
lur. TIivhp, :il ?>, nro furnished ui h i indies.
The oiiks inc.i.surf ti>?* :i i 1 a
half, a id ll-ft am dler etipi loir tic ,e-? i:i
diameter. Four sin ill moulds t'.r iioirv,
each two afld a hall inches in diim-ir,
four small vessels, each hainijf t ree feet,
somewhat rejuvi.hliug our sail cellars, a I
llireo inches in diamine : flight groiitmf
dishes, four f w ieh ineastire five iuo es at
the upper ridge, and the other-, ll r e an I
a half in diuinetor : 0110 tin : vase. with .t
handle in tin* form of un amotion, ten .111!
a half inches lii^h, a id lour .inches in diameter
at the moit !i t-vovery .s nail stew pans,
with tas'efully ornamented handles, live inchca.in
diameter, mi'l-nva ami a half : one
spo?>n, with a highly nrnii^ln handle, tip00
inches in dia enter ; one niirr >r. in 1I10 Ihr 11
??f n patera, with a perpe uionlar :iiicllo.
ni^ht melius in diameter ; two spoons ami
five hg-uttic, (spoons and lurks in one piece )
This discovery is the richest treasure ol t .0
kind that has yet he.eti met with in t'ouipeii,
and all the vessels are in excellent preservation.
\ table napkin was luitnd between
I wo of the plates.
A MOST IMPORTANT INVENTION. TilO
annexed ar.eount of the invention ?>i a
new application of power to produce niutioti
of a most effective elm rue tor, v*. 1 I lie
lielter understood and the value ? l the invention
more fully nppr eiated by ..ddinc
so,lie inform ition verbally yiveii by air.
II 1 lam.
The motion is effected by the valuation
III !1 llOtlVl ttn>tilnli-in n i l 4* '...i e ,.e ' 'O
impulse lr in :i moderate"" and coition .?m
xrriimi uf human l'<JVc?\ ami opoir.!e>
>c maii*lv mi tiic pistons of tin* two rvl.u lers,
which it: their 111 >livn produce equ illy
in each direction of tin* pendulum th?
hyrirxMir pressure hv the c of wale." or
some equally inee-oprc->i'>!e lluiil acinic
upon coniin. .1 air.
Should the t ileri pro.iw d !>y llii.> invention
he sueli as i- ilesei ihed an I a so
small an expense prop'iiiumdtin* c.
ui'iide of the pnwi r he changes that o-'l
lie ell", e.'eil, tl.e hi nelits 1I...1 will lie <! ri - . il
from the use of so v linah.e a iliscuv. rv,
h ill exrei-.l r.\r ii i' ' ieh have resultc-tl
from the use of st< am.
VVe li'ii^o, iu ieetl. . . vlr. I? islniti t! a*
me f ! lie e Her is produced i.i ihitshni _ hy
uiinessiim the opt latioo of 1 maet-i'io
roiistitic ted there, e us t!ie counterman'! ut ^
an order for the construct!,!" uf one ov **
more-?tear^?1i?;ines.'- From
tl.e Ivrnni !{"!!nr\
A M w wonvi r.ovr.^ 0 ars\ ,
Ua I lot tore, A u) \J*
Mr. Ilobrrt'-i?VV I.- .. I >tUieil ?o<;i!l,?^ V
fart <*t ail inigpiaie in quaiut.iiirc H>il?irs
having amis'runted a machine oplloro a
tiul iiiitrcr projo lliri;' power 0:1 tit'|a,n
ilroAtalie priiieiple, \ <->ii wore so ar
pleased with tin* aec uml as to reft
roiiiiniiniiMti<ui#troiii me I r insert! t
\our periodical; with that request ! e
fill I v comply, ? \ "l|
Tlie inventor of this wonderful .kT useful
inaehiae is M r. T eophihis Cnrln n\
.11 eminent \ eti I'tiinrinii?a native of Seo(.\.
html, ami no.v rcsidina in Pimn.iir.. I>.
who, while prncliring his profession, hya \
f.r the last Seven \ imi's < i??) 11>_v I hi- > i
SUfO ll'llll'S Oil this iolpOloll't Subjvi'l, ai.tl
has n i\v ilu s tiial .t iion of srfiny his > : ???
? ni r I by Irivim; < . :-i;urt;i(i one t>f
twelve horse power, which comes ful y
i his ! osl s.intuitu* t xpceliuion-\
This machine lie calls I'ort?\ nr's Hydrostatic
Propelling M leliin- ? In iis t-oii.
-miction it i-> loo simple to admit of improvement
nml as no strain nor lic?t ofunv
hint) is ust n in its opraiion, lliere ran lot
no explosion, therefore in its use lite is
safe,-and should anv part Ipe.ik, i, is by
iis simple cuustriir^^to,ui!iuissablr ufspve)y
repair.
It m applicable to the plough,'* and ill
propelling purposes, an ! as such niu-t Mt?
piTeede the use o' -lenin,
A machine of 501) horse power can he
worked by one man, an I neith . its weight
r.or the room letjnireil, will he nrire than
on-tenth of the strain < nuine. |
We of the present age,entered on a new
era when -Fulton brought his ex'rnde!
sfliememn the appliratio . of *luair. t he
propelling i?l l?oats on water, in v liirli
smoke an ! vapour supplied the place of
canvass. The same n_e is now bringing
forth another era in a m ire useful mid extended
scale of operation in this discm i rv*
of idv friend, wito is a philosopher ami
pft'danlhropist in e\ ery sense of the terms.
Although our profession lots for several
\ ears made us ultimately iiciiiiaintcd. isi.
111?u 1* other, ami roiiversin/ ir**? 1 y. I'm'
mutual Iw 11 rlii in iiwr |M"ulfssii'h ? yct.iiiie
lii^ i-io|i!i?'r lit.i'. In* Hover uitiir.aturt to mo
111ai hi- was studying the iiit I i i gii
' is \v:iy i<? Wiihliinftlnn, In* <*:iI)<-?t imi iV.n
mil showed mi* lite model, V, hich is now
in the I'.i'rnt ftflire.
Willi my r* f perls,
I tun \ ours ifi,}\,
.iomn iiAsr..\v.
*T't" ?nvr?ii1'?r is full v I In* iiii|?r<'**-i<>n t!i ' < pi i.tflt
oust niclt'd on itn* |n inoijili-h i>l It in wihIiiim, w ill
if iii 10 jnouuli .me li mi tired AC.es v?l et niiiil
ii u diiy.
flow to hoMMir M?tRT>?:f? ?Take a
pri iiv voiii^ l t<|>?u'll her alu* Ihb a i?r? try
f'.KU?she tenl m cur n email ^!i >e?an out'ii)
*vri s|irni;f wmitlirr?m?rh a cold ? ilimi ?
v r -ami die in a mouth. Tljpj receipt _ A
uuvcc fu!*. j i
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