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44 IDEA IS A SHADOW
VOL. L
IV. L. T. PE1SCK. .1. R. MALI.' >Y
i'IU *c i; A nALLOY,
Editor and froprietors.
TCH msi
Tb/ Cu Dti I('.t\LD n pufcilih 1 ?t?7 tc?ST>.\?, a'. #3
t'f ;mv lt merit t* *vvajk*.
advi:hti$exrkti
Of flflistn Uti.'i. or Which it a *q"vr? will b? iaterUu
* . tt an* dollar. I .r a alDyW ln%erti. %, out w-,;'?rticnUm?ri.
tortntr Or* re zU for 'b? fiiwt, &*1 flAy emit ftr tech
* tabtaquaBt |t>?trUvi.; Rtaawnl or chM>g? twtn'y vtals
par tqaara.
Al??rHfltir.?Rt' iotartsd monthly or qimrtarly. oat dollar
pat tqntrt; tatal mouU-ly. w>v*utr A to oauli p-r ?i'ur?
Tbt foVrwlnt- deduettoat willbfi m vie. In ftvor cf itajfcUn,;
adwarWaauantr.:
Out iqwri, for thr?? niontbt, t i 50
do t.r tVx von'Ut, I ?>0
do force/ J AX, 10 (K>
T ?o r(jvtt for it'ta mtnthi, 7 10
do frr *U lo 13 <>0
do f:i car 18 O?
llirt* Kinrrrr, for thrtt monttr, 11 OO
dl f i ->.x Co Iti O)
v ? " tin j?n. r-i \?<?
T^tsr viukrs* fiT tww nvnlb*. 14 tK)
4-> fcr ? * , t'i <>0
do Itir on* jt ir. it5 00
J lr? for oo> *iMr, 40 OO
PrnkwdoaU tori bu*i??x CtrtU, B 00 per knr ??.
All d??rllMmo,iU P)r Iwm tt?n tW.sr. itoirrni CtMl
*V?r b? va>I> 1 >* JtoJrrtJ.T.
If tin sum!!** of looirlluM is *rft IV wMtiri
u)r?rtt*vtu?!'M trill bo c)KTtJfC?x> till cOt, and
tAIOLS AOfOU<l!?9i r.
Xo MrarUiotinv Oi, umrrr* xma.i, ?;U t? contUaroJ
mi thai* k rqotxo
Political.
-w?. an. mv xy.. e. . A^terr-* ~r^z a^sr-^s. _r as.' rr.ty ?-gj
STATES RIGHTS AND THE NEW
CABINET.
Among the aiost intelligent and Jiaeer.
ning of the countless correspondent!! who
in*or tho great reading public with their
speculations on men ond thing? at Washington?that
great eentrr of oitional intrigue,
politics and statesmanship?is tb?:
correspondent of the New Qrlcaoa Dtlia?
a prpor which, in tho nbi'ity w:tli which
. it is ootid uctcd, and uniform devotion to
its boat inter >ats, in unsnrpasred by any in
the South. lie thinks the "State* Rights
par;y of tho South ought to put forth ;?otno
bold and open doclaration ol its wishes
* and intentions; that the last moments
of deliberation arc rapidly gliding aw.iy;
that the tide of opportunity is at iL-j full.
He thinks that the future purpose.* of the
Republic, tho unity of tho States, tho ve
ty question of sovereignty itself?all these
Arc at iiaiw; all these are to be pre-deter
mined during the few weeks now preceding
the Presidential inaugnr.*?ion ; and !
all these, to a groat extent, depend upon
the will and the Action of one man. It is
a great thought, and ooo *a touch above
the rpUoro of p< tty politicians as their ao |
phiatrieN ore below argument, or their tic
lions below truth.
Wo are told now that the Cabinet i? n
thing of iittie value ; that it matter* no i
- A thing how it is constituted ; tbat it is, un- I
dar our system of Government, almost a 1
nullity. Stt'-h conclusion* may be just in
ordinary tnues, but at present they -re j
tjrribly false. The Cabinet, derives, from
tho mighty interests involved in ibocritn-,
an importance not its own. We beiiove
that every thinking uian throughout the
Uniou, ?hu has iu tiro le.wt directed his
attention to poli'ics, in earnestly a waling
the formation of the cox'. Cabiuoi.and that
each wiii then iVcl warrautod to tix hia
opinion with ro^ard to the course of the
Administration. When a President, left;
free to chooae hia o . n advisers, select* tuen
who bare been known to the country as
the friends of oue principal and the cue
mi at of another, it i? but reasonable to
enppoe* that his approbation and hia ccoMire
hro alike stronp-Jy marked. And, in
an issue like this, when the distinction between
friend and aneiuy cannot, in mauy
4 instances, be clearly drawn; when timid
and temporizing allies aro doing more Sri m
W tbc cause of Soothers right* than the
Wont opposition, the choice of doubtful
('< - men can oe regarded only as a triumph of
our few, ,
The fault Ujuh entirely with onr modern
politicians. Tbero was a time when politicians
sought to instruct the people; now
thcirouly aim is to deceive the n. 'J he
Iriaksiorn of poblio favor?the gamester.*
of o&o<>?what oare they for the worth.nl
a principle? Thsir philosophy isyKwYi'oA; !
ihtir religion momeyi theae attained they |
have only to draw the blind still mure
oioscly over the eyoe of their constituent*. j
To mtoh spirits as these, the Cabinet offer* j
rare inducement*. There is a certain do
grt of eclat aMaohed to??;. there art n?oat
excellent ptakiogs; aud stealings ?Theta j
' an* tuen?and men, loo, high in position
nndor tin's Government?who would1 not
i> }. hesitate to betr;i^ the interne* of their
auction?to fiprgst ttair promulgated prio- j
J '* oipits, SB to be "born again" in pcWtids,
in order to obtain an appointment i
" ' Cabinet of Jauioa Hochattoo: y\ j '
J' V Timet are cbaugod> ire loonr Act i
J 'W. % friend fhom foei - .* - A Vlf
? p^'^% ^-7(J bytho <tm<t and b/'WV; j
'Jmrni'
That is ball rash in esroertoeen,"
? So J?wg u (herd remain - In the lootferj
4 JW] one olsmenlyAoeroTef treat), i ?5"?fa-j
hip is) that earth ftecTfthe Minion
DewooTnej," sudptrg veeuett he yaltoOiL
-f. >*r-. v- /?>* MWFlfc*! r*
,' y' v> ' : ' '' ' >
.. . , Jl! IIJ. .J ' . 1
THAT DEPARTETH, PFEECH IS
u-i $*?-.ilr.tzszx f v,.r :>rx-g;fcg.~|gc rr?.? tc,^tarA>i W,>?'lfl
C H E
Wo are no opponents of tho Union ; we
>re sensible of the advantages it has con- 1
ierrcd, and those greater advantages (but
i under proper ci tucautanrSs it may yet I
confer, upon both acotiona. But while 1
oue section it continually encroaching on J
the rights cf soother, and while the IV aooratic
oreod admit* that each State is a
sovereign member of the confederacy, go i
I long .ve regsrd the tide of "Union I>too. t!
j ?racy"' aa a paradox, w misnomer, and a.? J
absurdity. We do not love the Unioate a, jJ
but wc love liberty more.
If the will, chen, of an immense'testily
i,i to he considered superior to tint of I
; a meagre minority, the Stale* Right*' jlrtv ' '
i aud rotthejjaemt^ "Voion patlV," mjut
be recognized it? tho reprtseatatuc of the I
j South. If Mr. Buchanan intends to sit- 1
| iafy Southern sentiment let him not com tnit
the roistako of placing tbtee Union- ,
iiu in hie Cabiuct. W6 want Dun who
- ?. ?. -V ?| whmj IIIU ; 1 uiv wiyJU
i wiiolc lives have b??n with aa-?whoao huti
i or and interests are interwovon with oar
own. Such uaoti will bo, indeed, the do. j
1 fender* of Southern rights; they tan bt :
bought by no price, and awed by no aa-1
sumption; they will Stand . deeplcii nth
nels over the Administration: and tdinutd 1
; danger become apparent, they will pre ^
claim it to tho world by boldly and openly ,
resigning their posts in the Cabinet,
Xhe history of Abolitionism presentscoe
long aeries of aggressions. lint faction j
hnj nevor boeh properly met. Coming .
int- the field with *'vo 'juartar" inacribod 1"
| upon in banners, it has always been do-1 ,
' featod, and yet baa alvaya received qnnr- j
' ter at the hands of tho misguided victors. 1 ^
i Once more (U is believed by Home) the 1 |
enemy is io our power; once more an opportunity
is presented f.-r annihilating him
; That party lives only in tbo hopo of auo- i *
ciaa and of impunity.-?While wo have oo^
tod only on ihe defenaiva, it naabcen eon- ^
j al+aiij the osaaiiant, wc hare nothing to
, gmo nr d everything to lose; it has noth- ;
ing to lo?e. and ove-vthinw to wain. Tmrt<h <
0 - 0f - xt ~ O T ^ ||
the luccnunwn, theo, (bat they aro, io
, future to expect no mercy?that they can '
'oops for no tre*sonable aHsiafacco at the ^
South?that thoir assaults must lemmata |
mdefeat; ond tho only tic that bind $ th*.n j
together will bo forever broken."
I If Mr Buchanan would call t.ucU a into '
1 n~ Jctfenoii Davis to bonne of tho unm ^
1 her of hi* ooofctiUitionni adviser*. w?; would
, have *0210 faitU ;a tho future, lo 'I'm n* ^
' the influence of a cabin* t oftioer is ounce
mod. Wo have, however, eery little ' (
expectation that Mr. Buchanan will in- t
elude eo substantive i recognition of the ,
i State Rights cleipmt ia the formation of
[ his Cabinet, us the selection of such a u..v >
! as Jefferson Davis would involve. ~
?k\Ve shall be ngrcoebly disappointed,
| too, shvuld ho invite Col. Pick en* to a | ^
! sent. Wore he to do so, tho Sonthi woul j :
hnvo far mute confidence than at Dreytn*."' t .
' ?Carolina Tim ft
| i V ;
J-t.l?- .. -JILL.J JJ?U!ILJ-- | i
?tiginal jJodvt). ,
[ nitrnxroftTMe per ntxAxti.) '
THE LONELY OH AVK.
A 11 .l .v~ t:?
i mi >ju?u mo hvw-ioiij: finioitf ns?i i
It standi where whispering w pii>ra ptay?
Where veill Mrds flatter On the wing
A? some sad ?>Toioo?ed tote they ?>nt{. j,
1* there evsire sottnd In the deep dell heard
Save thu plaintive eonp ofth?: lone-lono bird,
Or the hr.bbhng noise of the silver strtent,
Aaitspii.'klr?audepe>rUwith ngtreysunUam
Ob, yes! I know nt tSe twilight ho v I
When the lone bird eltepe in her !eef> bo??t a
j That the song of the hovering Angels rise,
! Tolhehowofthe'bl-ietbr.-ond'h-blue?,hiea k
Oh aay, why do ell thlnsrs bright and fair,
| Fed# bio sweat tn'usio o" the air,"
Wljr! why do the loved end cberiabtd bloom ' ^
lAtcr Aotrerx end die at eeriy noon I n
i
She faded away so young and fan. }*
The btas-eyed oae with gold so fc.wr. 3
Tie betttfut the fare io heart shoeVd be'" j
To^HeAren, t<> dwoff, O, LordSith Ther. c
.* / ?$h Jj - v ; v y
v W* woald.iotbevoU.ro here to taste. J;
The bilternaaV of Ufa's dafitwaeta'; t
W* nmiM not here the* hew*, 01 no;
bhcddiof hot tears ofw;u?? and woe. t
bilM. ; i ' '*kj ;> ;
pnfeoo noi com* to vt, out wi
"[ Utkr go to H**v?n ?B-J fiw?il with TVe, U J
lh?it J*>u ?H tk*ppi?r kr, *v' \ H
3
But ofcl Vlson I Iwt to the nil a birJn t h c<
| I f? ,l Uk* r. ; heart Ln *?<i ly?,v !
M
rlfff the W?4 Vath *>*.r?tf tv ?* I
[?#? ; v 3?;'1 -'i*ffi? ?>& a *** ' j y
u \ lit, : in
3mr ifJKk v * ifWBWllit
Iff n
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FLEETING AS THE WIND?
RAIV, S. ., El
F Xttiacdh' tong.
From (he JTuinqri of Faicoiibifrfffty
THE ElGiCOX EXPKE88 MAN.
In nearly aU yarns or playe in which
i'aukiwti^ffoure, they a re supposed to be ?a
loovle iaodnrft'd ceute' for almost any bojy
tlie, creating a heap of fun, and ,eom.
it., ?/" clean aboad; but that even Coni
eo'Icut Yankees?the cutest vnd alfirod'
wt right critters on the face of the yttuth,
when money or trade's m question?nrn
^done' uow and then, upc? the moat oicntitle
principles, we are ?<-:?g to prorc.
It ia generally known, in the newspaper
world, that two or thri-r Ra il^rn m. n
i itrw yearn ago, started h peper in prnla*
ielphtft, upon the penny principle, and
nave sinoo been rewarded ub tboy d?.bervod
Hiey rere, and aro men of gTeat entorsriao
and iibers'ity, aa far as their buaiacte
is cot'eomied, and ihe.tby they get
'.b?..d of all competition, and mado their
r.ilt. The proprietcrv wore always ^fly'
or any new lodge, by which thov coul i
trap the lead of things, and loorpolije
ha news market. The Telegf^ph lad not
turnc l np' in the day of which we write
?the n.jils and now nnd then, ox press
\orse lino3, were tho media throuth which
Great Excitements I?Alarmiiig Keen's ' !
Great Fires avi Awful (Xtlarii'.ics ! !
rerc ecaie at. One morning ?? one of
base gentlemen w<ia sitting in his office,
rod a long lank genius, with a visngc as
latohct flood *ceu ae any ^Connecticut
i V ao'w nti r ? ?*? w? -- ?
V 1/ vw ? rwsu ^PUIV in j Ul'U CUljUlI 'U I
if ono of the olcrlcs for tfo proprietors of
hat institution. Being pointed out, the j
bin man made h loan towards him. Afer
getting oloao up, tod twisting and j
oreeing around his head to see that uo*
odj w!.? listening or looking, tho leannan
R'i L do??? ???ry gingerly upon the extern*
ventc of a chair, and leaning forrard
until hia rsior made noeo almost,
ouchcd that of the publisher, in a low, j
i steal, auxious tone, sa)? he;
Air ye.ou ou? of tho puhlishera of this
>aper/' ,
I am air.'
Ob, vci?u, air !' said tho visitor, again '
ooking ;;u:-j>icio"?.l v around and sboui
iliU. I
Dirt jo" over hear tell of the pigeon
Zxprcti? bo ooutioUcd.
The J^^ooti Kiprr.w ?' onhooi tbe pub- <
labor.
<Y-a*a-?. Carrier pigeons?h it era to .
heir lc-g-a an J nowapapera to tbeir wings j
-trained to fly any where you warfc't i
did.' ?
'Carrier Pigeon.-./ it-used the publisher '
-Carrier?pigoons trained to carry?blloU?bulletins?and?
*Go IVoui fifty to a hundred miles no
tourl' chimed in the stranger.
'Truo ao they say, very true,' continued .
he poblieher, tnuaingly. j
Klegawt thing* for gettin' or eendiu' ;
loos boat? of every bo<ly also.'
Precisely 1 that'e a fact, that's ? fact,'
be oilier responded, rising from bi* chair .
nid pacing the floor, as though rather
isid decidedlv takm tv the noveltw *n.t
t'jMbilitjr ot th? operation.
4 Yoa'd have 'ctu all, Mi?tur, dead as j
uirtton, by a pigeon express '
'1 like th?* idea; good, flrstrate !'
'Can't be beat, nccbow !' said the btnto 1
.or- I
'But what would it oofC' '
<Two hundred dollars, and a small \rng>u
to begin on/
4 A noiall tnpon ?'
Yva-s. Yeon sea, Mister, the birds
mff to be-trained to fly from one pint to
notber?'
?\Va all, yeou m* the birds are put'ls a
kjz, on the t -p of the bildin/ for a spell,
>u> git the bang of thtnge, and so on> !' -.r
'Yea, very wall; go on'
Then the birds are pat in the rags, the
rainor takes 'am in his wagon?ten miles I
J. flrit?throws 'em np, and birds go to
he bildin.' NextiLj fifteen aolU-a &n , i
o* ssn V ; a ';*' ' I
'Perfectly-, I understand, now wbftc 1
an these birda bo had V
'Patting hie thin lips close to the pwb-i
isbsr's ?prolog ears in ? low, long way,
ays the *traog?s?-? *>':t
J'tr >j<HU w>.' Ra\e IVrstaubird*,be o-a'Vou
aodmutfi training them f my* \
h# anxious publisher.
,'Z/tX* a book r die strpnucr ry ponded.
v^Wbara ore the bjrds V the publisher in*
|UIT*ft L. . * ' i
i'to got'ora down to the urern, where j
Woppio.'
, 'Bring thf>o up; liiuio W4 (hum,--Jet
M m? thetft t
<C*ft?ioly, Blister, of cwwnw,'r<wp??"***
h# Pi^^eon Kxpm* ia*?>, letting th* pro
ne? of tfc?U<W6 d?Uh publisher, wbo
ttfOd hi* otfet m foil of efrrte*eoc?t, u
VUiidAht of tpmce btsria dog dty*.
Aboat *hjn 11 mo pigco** .'**? Wing
?,yu ,i.i. 11 .I.I.I .. 110gk
LEADING IS AM UNREMEMUKR
\Xcr?z*r?2--\- s-as rss^riXst . :' ra
E B R I A H V I 0.
venders Jo Jarsy Citj; to Philadelphia, |
Wilmington ?n I "Baltiaiorei but ihcso exploits
rarely paid first cc-'t, and did not
umoQnt to much, although some no c wru
fl adi aoon' the wondorful perforiuunoe of
i certaiu Carrier I'igaona. But the papir '
"Was to have a new impulse, astonibh all ;
creation and ths ra.tt of mankink, by Pi.
gtoo Fsprcss The publisher's partner
wasiu N?k Yc k, fk-binp for noveltier, and i
he determiner) to avtonisli him on his rei
turn hou:e, by the bt'rd ! A coop j
jwas fixed oft top of the 'bildin,' ao the j
great in r on tor of the cxpt??e had finggost-1
d. The wauon wbought, ai d with |
| two hundred dollars in for finds, paaaod
' oeer to the pigeon espwan man, who in
cou.se of a few dave, takes the b'rda isto
bid wag..n,to take them out some fow miles, j
throw them up, nud the publisher and a j
confidential fWord were to be on top of the
, 'bildin,' looking out for them.
They kept looking!?they saw acoie,
thins worry Jike > wba'a, hut a good deal !
j like u lint rate b .il *S*.tt Is The lapse of]
a fow daya was quite suffioiout to couvinco
tk a nul.ltuli aw t % * # 1*a v.?. . a ? > ' -
? v> >u?l 11V UBll USUI iaatUU in ;
1and <Vnr. for?reiruUrly j/icktd up and i
' done lor,?uj cn tho moot apptoved and
r hei-ntiflc principles. Rather than 1ft the!
oat out of the Vug, be maoeup bis miod to
; pocket (bo tfthna and keep ?bady, m?t even \
dotting en to bib partner.'uUoin the course
of tho following work returned fr<j?n Goth- j
am. evidently feeling as fir^ as ailk/r.fcco:
something or other.
Well, what's new in Jfrw Yo-k??ct j
bold of am thing rich?' vrr? tko Grst intcro-1
gatory.
Hi-i-ah! oIojo tho door !'.**' tbo. reply i
indicatingaomtlhiug v*v important on the
tapii.
So, my dear fellow, I've got a concerh,
now, that oib puttie M:q?oooi?s to sleep
at sound is rocks* ,
No. What Lav? yen started in Goth|
SIB?'
i 'Exactly. Il'you den t own up the
corn, that the idea is (trued?immune*:?
I'll koook under.'
Good I'm plod?particularly <?l?d :
you've found aororthlug c?w and startling,'
recponded the other. 'V oil, vow wbai in
it r
Great!?WOnderfbl!--^<???T5a>
'What! PipCtCfi'*
Ftp toutI*.
You don't prcteud to auy that?'
Yea, air, ail arranged luckiest fellow* '
alive, we are?'
* Well, but?'
'Oh, don't be unecay?1 fixed it/
Wall l'iu hao^i ?1 'if tbia iau't- rich 1'
muttered hie partner, sticking bit dipt*
into Ida troweerloona?biting his lipta and i
stamping r.rcund. 1
Ilieh ! Jtyttui! In Iwm wetks we'll In
Hying, ocr bird* Ai.d~?'
Flying ! Why; do ji ?-? '
lie ! bs! I knew I'd as'.oniab you;
Torn insured on my l.eepii^ p*>rf,:ctly
mvm until things were in regular working
oider; h? tb?Jn set the boys to wojk-? we
buvV large cages on top ol the building--'
4'tmie upon top of tht? ouiJding,' taud
the partner, aolomnly. 'Tbcro, do you Bee
that bundle of latbs and .stuff?'
Why?:why, y$n don't pretend to wy
that?'
'I do exactly; a?uajup cyme *Jontf hare
a wach :italked nothing hut Carrier
Pigeoua- ?pigeon Expr?.\i?I thought I'd
aurpriae you, ,-.i<i?'
'Well, wellw^go *011.' iy
And by thunder 1 wmjjraen enough to
give the fellow $200?a horn? aud wagon?-*
* ;$ ' i -> ' ' ^ 7
I>onwi doiu V roared t1i? other without it
waiting far farther particular*?'200 **>?}
a hcrae and a wagon?just what tout 'and
I gave the a wu.-p ! ha ! ha !'
Haw 1 haw ! bar and the publishers
roared under the iorco of tha jolt.
W hatavar Yuer-* -.? < P t - - ??
m?n it'not dfotluvtlyinuwo; hs is I
Supposed tohaV* g'lttn up tbo tir?i Irush
no?, tad goon iii t/* the tnooufcctuero ni i
woqly homes ?od ood lirorwil *
J mta j
TOM?90EB*DAN OUT SUOOT1NG. i ;
Shojidoo w is sUp .ng ?C JU rd (hrs j
>%?Hr At Betb:?? (or mlief lUwAto?d,)
end od? tiff pournoded on a shOdtog ?*..
eursloo like Hawthorn, with oi)r mt
dog and hi* gun/' oo foot sud ttu&U?ud?4 t,
by ??wfomo? or kooper, tbo sport wo* Ud
?tUt bird" few sod shd^itsd'
anil Vftlfcod io ana roh i?f gum*, npjjfl aif i
concioi?*hf ho tAbored the jjomnvii ot'ac^ ji
nni^bbir^ivg ?ioira. A x?#y niort t>w?I i
aftsiyfca jxrroamd Adftmma* toward bj<* ! i
X'
I ra |
IIIWIIII' JWIIII i ,1 HIT '"I
ED PASTIME*' BUT A WlUTlNU
2SSX TXfi** JbBtT? pLKVSOl'St .*V. *185:.
iK?w?w?w icwytyni .? "uj*II'???III^UI
cquiio, growing ;?ogrv. nod do you knu#
where here ic aiii- -tli wr, dr. srt wy cunoi*;
what dy'e think of that, sir, c-lr ? i
"Why, sir, &b to your mannem,'1 Mid
torn, ??1 can't say tboy seeia O'-er-aqricable
" 1 don't want arty joked,t' Bkid the
quire,. "I hnte jokta. Who are you. rir
?-rhat Are you?" "Why, eu," ctid Tciu
my'name u Sheridan?.1 ?.ui steiy<oj? at
Lord Craven i?-I ha*-, come out for 30n:e
<port?I havo not had any, end I ata iK-t
?ware thai I tui iTetH.piMint}.' ' chon
danl"saiii the sqmro, coaling a little, '-ch,
frotu L'j?d Craven'*, oh? Well, cir* I oould
not knew that, sir?J? ' "No, air," said
Tom, but you need not ho.ebceo in a paet?ion
"Not in a paction, Mr. Sheridan'" 1
said lb-) squire, "you do.>'t Wow, air, wtf
preserves have o?ai aoo, and th.j
pains a.id trouble I h.ivt ecr, at with thorn
it's all verr vrell for you to. talk; but if you.
wtr-' ih my p'&cc, I should iiko to know
. .?" .l.i ?. "
?>> >? juu duuiu ssj un tiiLii mi wvb:-.<Ji!
''Wby, sir," Mid T>cu, ;.f I wen Sn your ,
place, under ill the circumstances, I should
ay, 1 aui convinced, Mr. Sheridan, 5011
did not mean to annoy cue; and us you
look 1 good deal tired, perhaps vou'.l coma
up to tuy houie nr.d take a.itiu- rctreahroeDt."
The squire whs hit hard fcj tbi?i
nonchaiance. and ,'as tho nowapspers ecy,) |
it is neediest toaeiJ, acted upon Sheridan's
Suggestion. -So far," eaid Tom, the at>
ry telle for uie, 00** you shah hear the te* (
qual. t,
Aitei luviug receded Uitn "f . ' the '
squired house, ?nd having ;.:oo uvo hundred
more good thing} tuar. "u 1 etrallowt d; ,
having delighted his go.\t, and ?r.wo than ,
half won the heart* ol hi*. ;v.*f<e and ddv.gb- j
tori, the sportmian proceeded en hn Yc- j
turn horn*wards, in tho eonisc of hie <
velk, he passed tbiouqh a lfaxoi yard ; ia ,
Kent of the ftrni.hor.se wac a fcie^n, iutbc j
centre of which wan a pond, in the pond .
were dunks. irnoineiahU swimming end
diving; on its verdant banke a usotly group t
of gallant cocks and pert pullets, vero
feeding; tho farmer was leauiug over the
Istoh of tho barn, wh;ch sfoud nuar two ,
cottages on the side of the green TVim
bated to go back with an empty bag; nnd 1
having failed at bis attempts at btg'aci ]
ttaui 1), it struck hiru ac a good j~ke to rid- ,
icnle ih? exploits of the day himself, in ,
order to prevent auy one else from ?loin,, it t
for him; and ho thought to cirvy homo a ,
certain number of the domesti: inhahi'. .
sots of the pood and ita vicinitj* would t
serve ,|.bc purpose admi tably.
Aoiordinf ly up be goes to tbc farmer,'
aoc t jccsts him very civilly; "Vy fro&d
friend " oayaToiu, I'll mako you an offer
"Of what sir ?" ray* the faraftr. '>Why
replied Ton), I've been out all day lagjpng
after birds, and 1 Uuvt 't bad a?U t?No r
bcth my birrcle are I ???lod?Ti ehould li^o '
to take home something; what sha
you to let rue have a shot with ouch barrel
at those ducltr and futrh*- I tdnudtnghcrr '
?aud to b*vo whatever I kill:' 'What
f-ort of ? ahot aro you'r'eaid }h* f?Tu#V.
eh?' Exactly 10/ eeid Tom. 'Half a %*i
oe*,' paid the ftnowT too much,' {
said Tom I'D tt 11 you what I'D do, I'D}
v? you ?<*vaa-ihii!in:r piece, which hap ]
p. as be all the money I |idw \{\ my I
pookei.' Well, 1*10 tlirt map, hand it I
over Tiio payment wan mndo, T?>w, true j
to bia bargain, took his poet bj tho botit" ,
door, utid let firu with oov fcafral imu then ,
with tl other, and aucii quackcring am] t
apitbhing, and scrwan i <ir and flattering, J
had uerer booo seen mi tlial place ' < t>o (
Away ran Tom, aod, de>i|;?'Ud with hid .
mccesa, picked up tirat a ten, 'hen a chick- j
e?, than tished ont a dying duck or two, (
and so on, until ht numbered eight haul ?
hi" domestic gaoie, with wMotrlil* bag w** nobly
distended: Those wtfpvigbt (
shots, sir. **id the farmer. Yes, ^sid;To%
wight do<k: and t'owhi were n or* :han> m t
barjr?!uift'i-tori did leliuw*-?worih ?oorc; J T
suap^dt than esteo abfilingT^hy, (
yes. raid U? man, wrote Win# I-> b?i<4, I (
tbia* tfcsy bo; lldt *baV do i $are fot jj
that? S/?*rW?nMw?J Here. [,
K?ttf } till iur )U y.y j j
und *.*io of Mf W *x I WOW."ftr t*** T
It? ri^Lt oWiier of *?v tuiph* t?*ke 1*
hi* tpih-nrartoc, ua bui Ibtt I could h*v?j?
tb? Wlo? *b*l look tutt ifi ffeVob'J
time* to ?uct ML did ti* bin roriniaff *
nod c*W
fc-'.rJlff i*--*-#**"*
ftSBraHKm?*a3P J
^ S3f?$U upoo ?SS?; Iff* t;
uf rtfo *?d de!lc*?5 hmi^'I mo *
rapidly, wfcou COM !,&* UC*
i*k*A prtiM?i?a ftf *Jw wind; il l ?o ft* j
Mppinota wore nslnfrat.ls bolhg p
is ?a*wtc? tb?w a wa*a?, put t! ? ?s?fc?4"
Mi#* and jliWMSftd^ait* twfteW
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i\0. 34.
THE '3HEj\T ?N"OW 8T0KU OF 1857
pasERVAToar. Wjuniffcroar *
January 25, 1857, J
Etliivr* ?-Wo Arc aeldoon visited
by ft iron* &cvorc snow *f.rm than (bat
which oottuntmced here inut Saturday night
the 17th inst. about midnight. It ia now
noon of the 23d. and such have bean the
effect* of the btcraj that we hare received
t.o rna.il from New York in the interval
1 wi.h very much to study the riae ana
urctrresfiof this stcrm a.1 it mtrohad over
the country; and that I may procure the
mate-rials therefore, permit ma to invoke
your aid, iu aAsi3tiri< wo t i present thie
appeal for information to att who mayposcear
it.
I do not confine thin request, oxolasi volv
totbcwewho are piovided with inatru
menta nod who keep uieteorologieal initru.
int its. Instrumental obst rvations me to
be preferred; hut t/hta '-one of iiien? arc
to lo had thee tho:e that urc made with
the eye alojflk'l! be very ac ceptable. F<rr
con\#uienc?rirsu!>niit a y.ro forma set of
questions to le aoowerec' for each day
from the I 4tfc to iho 22d instant, inclusi
7a;
(Xc:v rf plow,) Jau. 14,1857.
let. What was tb jppearauco of the
iky? 21. Thi fbvc* nod dircctico cf the
niudj! 3d 'Vheo did it change, freshen,
r :;o dowo' 4th When did it commence
ic liwir cr rain? lith. "When did it a'
Sta. How much fyll?
J-tt thdiV who keep meteorological registcrc
qive, in addition to the above, exifa.ti
h'om their journal* for each day,
itutiv.g the rt 'dinjra of their instruments.
Persons at eea, anywhere within five
auii-lrt-d r?iU# of the Atlantic com or in
;b- Gulf of .Mexico, and persona in all
earu of the country, from the Atlantic to
ihc Pacific, and from Cuba to Canada and
lie British pc-iseMsioiia, are requeatod to
mswer at lean vim report fruiu every couny
in every State apd Territory,
respectfully, &>., M. MAUR7.*
*ar* AH papers friendly to the object in
ritw pie >se copy.
L?\utrb in a PniNTiNa Crricc. "A
Priutiog office ia lik>v a school; it oaa have
j i interloper, hangcrj ua, or twaddlers
v itbout a tori cms iocenvenieuoe, to my
JCttring of less of tirue, which :s juat aa
cj:1> ar*goht to the printer aa tbV it n?e.scailjr'
glistened is Lis hand. V? hot
roufd bo thought-ofa una who would eaur
a r.jhojl and twiddle first with the
eacbev and then with the scholars?iuteropting
the studies of one and breaking
be diicipLnc of the other^?And jet this
a ih?? precise effect of the loafer in the
tripling office He seriously interferes
tijth tl e course of business, distract* tbo
txed .ntitntioc which ia ncoessarj to the
;0>x? printer. No gcntletnau will oser en.
tr it and presume to avtthe loafer. Ho
vtll feel abuTo it, for no re^i mao ever
uoiitices the interest or interferes with tho
luties ? f others. The JoalV.t <lo?" both.
Let him thinkf (it thtmpht lie etc hai,)
ihet the last place he should over insinuL.
2 ? ?- J ?
ii'j ins wvrToIeBXanu u'jwpicoui* preeenco
* in t1i? printing ofifae.
? H w4ma *%>' TV EjuiMtivt.
Tire in Ph;laj}Kltbia,
t'RlLAi>i.!.PUiA, January 29. A furo qouhaeixced
!.?st bight among city property on
^hcunuV slret* abova Third, and opm-umed
bf** upper s tents, ocjiipicd by Ihiboee &
farrow, jowlierft, John N. Harper, impor.
er 9iwatoh.11, *nd K- GaakiiJ, book binder. .
Fho stone.- bilov ?ro occupied by T. li
fetcreov, ?pd i.oodfreay^ Imjia. rubber-ea.
afe) when cot, hotb di M*j?ed by W|t?r. Dy
>oae'e stock valued pt tlGQ^OO'J, moally M
n safts. Harper^, raided at $35,000, in- u J
br?kfor.tio,oV \mi
'u Th- I*nfj/*ir buildings, and (ha7Wt^J>
tatiiun prow *oori>? wer* flooded ...; '
v-ter, <t>wnng delay in publication this
SK'kbl'apriHtiripoftcooorojiuevny
dotrnydd. ? iaxmf 1.2.006, iu/torancetrl- p t v4
&?rLN
Or4> CJUPkiM ?Ip ttttmpUhg u> ? i'
aWff-'it' fbwt ooi'tagvjt Sound;'WfC$":
etuMkraUo diStaylfy ^.in Mjb?tati?}^*J5? ,
oltila, and *ftaim?dagaio?tf2*>W> who
old him andoW h?n tor ? yo?ftg phujjeco. ip
Hyv tli- eolffcgetl;fta?T*' w*f*,
Kiott't talk to much about the a<t?tl wrd-*- '
epeploMO Mi, R; be planted tbo but < * >
rati of corn that Wba planted ix ouFIm ?'
?cHt>ve t|?W hen wurat?fc*n* ^V *5^R> ^' ' ik$l
P-, y >ttiW
mrwaph o*QJk> 1 in (Utia^ c^pKipB?*
:??c# ?t $L$ tvtf** t?'*!gr*^ jj f '. I