Oregon spectator., June 09, 1854, Image 1

OREGON SPECTATOR.
C. L. GOODItlUII, UDITOK, I'ltOI'KIKTOll AND I'KIN'I
'Till! auitaTiok or tiioioiit le Tiiie amissim. or Wishom"
riniMs, ni. iidi.t.Aits ii:n annum-in advanck.
VOL.
i.
OREGON
CITY, OUIX.ON TE..MTOKY, FKIDAY, JUNK it, 18.01.
NO. 17.
THK OKKCOX S1M5CTATOH:
A WKI'KLY NKtVM'APKIt,
DEVOTED TO THE MORAL. SOCIAL, LITLRARr, TO
LITICAL AMI AUHICll.TI.ltAL lirERtlTS OF
Tilt rLurl.i: 01 onriioi.
Published every Friday en-iiing Office m (iooPr
building. Main Stmt. On gnu City.
TERMS: ISVAHIAIILY
Una copy, ir milium ....
" fur iix muni' i
IS ADVA set;
.fie Oil
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
On. iiiare iI'J hues i.r lr) mi' iii rl.on, 82 n"
im inscriioii, 1 I'll
For ever) aildilmnal iiimtIiuii .l 00
Professional uinl Il.isitiiss CanN, of 10 lint's or
i.m, Si.'i r iiiinuiit.
A liberal deduilion mailr to tiarly udiertisrr.
Th. iiuiiiIm r of iiim rtiom must bn distinctly
marked on the maro.ii, otliertnsii tliey mil be
continued till f.irlml, mid iharjied nrcordingly.
I llUV,i) Nrt'll.
I hate seen the most l.il' iitedyouiig iikii
turn tiplers nnd die driiiikai.ls.
I lint ' "ITII IIKII wllO boasted much of
their wealth, who li.i'l no money, iron.ily,
nor friends,
I hate sicn marri'd woiu. n ul'tlmty tliat
lud not as much common m nf iit some
misses of l. Ice.
I lint c seen mon who ma4 much noise
about til' tr bratury, ami
I hate soon
aft. r.l.irk.
I It ite " i
woul I II .i I
l.t'ior. r. M.
i I,
in.' 'ike a 1
liit-lnii I in ..!
I.iii I (
Mime mi u afiai
1 1 't -
:j s,.-.'
'I oil ii
IK'll.'ll to
Mil
n in. ti i tin in ' t.i'.iniiit aiiv
prnl 'i.l.'y '! Ii in : .'ibl I., in ki. -.piii' ul
I li u I. t !ii ll L'"! .1. i rt i Ml in itlni
brolf to in i pitjhli 'It n- I
An I I b it. k i tl. -.mi I .
l.t.i'ii In-r,
li f iii.il,.
die broken b..ul.. b t j. .i iin
I b ii.- se mi a in in wli'i r pi t il another
to -illicit him to b i .in a i il. lul.ili' foi
nlher.
I li'in -.on a t.itlo i ..in iiiilo hi- l.t on
ill) to link, linn i t at tin -.1111.- tiri. -
ii.i" 1 1 h' -. il.ii- IU..H.' t .ij.p d, woik. .1
Up tll.'.ll.glt l-l.ill- it tin but till III'
e.iulil li.n i li i. .ii-l, "11. I "lit tin
sirc'.t.s' ljii.it; ll.'I - i. ii u .i bin
(lit the iiu Inn .'
I li.n.. mi ii ,i in in ui.'iii .in. tin i t 1 1
c. iino a em lid il. lor .lln , .n.'l
Mate M.'ii tho :iuie f. Il'.u tote aain-t
him .it lh'.. i-Im-ii .a !... t, n Ilk.-.
t'allloi-nlii .'I Im
Tin- lion l'lolll tin- iiiiiiiii:; oi-Uict li d
tr t.i
the most i Mr.lt. .unlit llltllie.
'
In- true, llin iiiuii-i net. i del a in..i.- pros
peruiis biisiin . L liU'iiicle.
Mining reports from l!ras V.ill.y, an I
various points almti , .-lie in the mam, nn
fji.iriil.li', thuiigh in ..iu place the supply
of water li beginning to I ill
New digging hue b- n Mriirk about fl
miles from ll.iwin.'till... in hills In ri tofnre
deemed talueh'.
As atl ntioii I lio" iH-iug ilin-rlnl
ratine and iiif.ii'e to lull milling, th"
result is. -uitieip itn 1 ,i it l-'moM 1'ily,'
totnille, Moiit'uiii . and iillo-i points
In. Ill
.llll.
which report an highly laioial.le.
'Ihe .Maine company on I In' opposite Mile
of Columbia l.'uleli, are dning rem irl.nl.lv
well, and haie l.u f..r ciu-d in..nllis.
Share ha..' b". ii ..ld at olio llnni-aiel did
lars, mid we uml r-l.iud .'.uui l b" pur. bas
ed Holt for that pri, e.
The Welch . Iiiim, owned by I're. man .v
Co, the same il.iim tint tin- l,IKI tv.t ta
kenoiilof in one wiek nor lung iiicv. is
paying twenty lite dollar per day lo the
hand. Clipper.
We are informed tint new hill diggings
hltn boon iliini. red l lii.-.n ,l..liiitniin
and (reeiiwood, A eteii pound lump In.
been found our the surface Shall hue
been sunk, and the lull i said to lie found
very rich.
IntvA lln.i.. We are informed by a gi n
tleiiian from Iowa lllll tli.it business is tert
brisk in that i.l ice. Tin Mieets me r.itt.i
CO Willi penj.i.i lliiiMing, are going
rapidly. 1 lie iveiiluikv .1 .1111 .nerag. oiie
lltindrid iilinee daily. or 1. 11 niiuees to llie
hand On I'riday of last wei 1. 1.11. hundred
and twenty two ounces wi re taken nut
Two thousand lim hiiuilrnl dull irsba I.e. n
taken froiii a single pan of dirt. Seion
thousand dollar lias lioen refused for a share
ill this el. inn. -Column Argus.
The Columbia (i.lollo says: Agios eJ
Norri, who own a claim in the Main tiuh'h,
took out 111 the .v eight days eighty-lite
ounces. Tin i aie but lliree shares in the
comtiany.
The old main eliiiu still tu 1.1 finely.
llie Summit I'ar.s Co. bate
takiiiojt out rich.
ngaui
lieen
The llirdej-e. Co. on (Jnld Hill.nre
ing 0110 ounce perdiy to llie man.
iii.ik.
Gregory Co., on the name, lead, are ma
king from'teiilo twenty dollars per dav each.
...
Soin.i companies in tin. Humbug (aiiK-li
sre mj'i'ni; 9'i(l pir.dij luevh hind
...-.. . . . - .
The Nlolen Midi!).
W.. Qni'iti (ill i.MtllirMit lt-iin.(llflr fiMWinil
III. Wl VI I'll lIMUf-Hfc I'l VMt.l l"IIVIIU
"k,'.-f-" '""-, '7 .-' ""'"" , ,
I In, Min.lnr .vl.erl.v tn-nt attracle.I
cot,M.I, rwl.1.. a t,,,t,.m : I...I tl... cul,.ril only
kn. I... hail ni.ule the kiti.l o 1. r. hen
1..J n-a-l it liisliean in. iiriittiu.iii nun, ..in
itaslilhlttilliM,riotv lor what ho liml
l.il.r-.
A ftt nights nfi-rnnnla, as the tanner'
l.uiiilv werealniul rUiimg (o r.-st, tliey
lo-aid a ts.li'- k at the door. On opening it
Ih-yntt l.-loie tl John Siiiilli. ttllli a
load of hid.-s on Ins hhotildir. ilhout
looking up he aid : "I have brought tour
.Mr.s.neiy, ttlieru M.all l pui
i.'r ati'l ilnl
ii t i ak a word. Alt' i I .iiniig against Hie
liietd ice in sii. nee at'.'it muiio'iit
..ei.inl Hi
a eliok. d toice :
"ll i th-' Iiit time I h.ltf i r -tub u any
thing, and I liatufell icrj bid about it. I
am "iiro I did not uc to tliluk lh it I would
coin to what I am. Itut I took lo drill'.
tug an I then to ii.iriciliii. Since I Ix'gaii
to I'll. I. lit II lllll, I'l.'lt Ih.'lt "JltrM
no a kick
Ymi .lie the lir-t ill it b lie en i- nth-rid me
ill- Ip'ii li'itid. My w il'ii i Mckli, and my
clnlliiii .iti-Maniug. 'lou I. .n i Mill theiii
iiin.t.iiio.il, .ml blo ton : and -till I
-t.'l'.h hide-. Hut I -ay in tiutli, ill-, th"
in-t iniio,
"let It bo tile l.'.-t lilt frlelli
. , ..
epli.-.i . lr.
.s..icr. "II er. I r-t ill remain Ulweeli
oursi Iti. 'Hi. hi art still tuiinu'. and it is in
lilt poller to nuke up for loM time, l'lolll-
I-.' mo thou will uol.lnuk ant iiitoMcalmg
'"l"ur for !l J"'". !""1 ' "'" .'".,l,1,:.v '(c.,,'
m..,i.,w..g.,.l -..... si aii-l Hit ittle b..t
in pile up Hie -mall Motie on in'' I. inn, (
loo. Hut fin iid Smith, .at n bit n.itv, and
.IiiiiI.miiii. In.l e ll-. r.rli.ipsit willkiep
tli runii rii iii ' 'nit ! liin.f t.lrntirir tu
mgl.l. Ii.ib'l.-thi.ii will timlil hard l..
i" Lima- , i. in im. 'iiiip.iot.il.- i.i-.iii ....
i ... . . ... i .. . i...... r. ..
ll.ak.' . I tin wile and clllldr.ll.nnil It Will
tho Quaker, tins a tanner l.v trade, and , iwoiiajsaiicriiioyoungiiian rc-appcar-known
1v nil as "oh.. who wnlk...l liuinUr ',!- '"' the ten francs to redeem Ins ti
with Ms (Soil." One night a quantity of phn, for which the dealer otlcred him two'
hides was stolen from his tannery, nwl Im I'uiidied fiain-t. Alter omr- he.ili.tiun lie i
had reason to belie.., tliat the tlnef was a agreed, pocketed the money mid withdrew,
.luurrcl.oiuc miscrabl., ncighlior. whom I himeiitniK Ihc s.iiliieceily which com.el-1
1.11 .all John Smith. 'I I.- next week the. , " '"' t" I"1? "' ''; fator.tc instrument,
following ndi..rtici..oi.t i.....arcl ill th ' At the end of the week, tH-lealer not hav
counts newspaper; llig yen the .le,,,ratul gentleman, bocaino
dimeter Mole a. ..iauf.lt of hiJeson ll.o Mispicious. lie carried lh; tioliii toi.li in
nft.Ii of thopicsentmoi.lh,. thereby inform. iMrumii.t maker, who ollorcd him ihi.e
ed that the owner has aMi.ee.e wj.li . ' frn"- ' "', He i.ekiiowle. (,'e.l then, Iho ,
Iim f.i. ml. If iiotertv t.ni.ile.l him to th. '"' lou 1:'t",. Anl llc 1!"1 11" '" '"'I'0 '
f..l... Met., the '.,ttn.'r Hillk.et. the whol-; , of Itto n-lroit kiiatr., whom he hero des-
linmaeli.'n ,e.r.., iil.il will Kl.nllt put him , C"'K'1 to ,,,c 1 :
a ttaj ..fol.tainiii!; money h ineam more Hew Ioliuiilcr nl SI. I.onli. '
inn. s noun
'"." ' in rcirari in ,t.r. Ar.nilrnit.r s nlt.ilt.ip.i. ,....".. .'-'.,. -.. ., m,i n,.o.o ... m. lb,r.,.o hio, n ol. ,... .
'llru' ...... : ". 'F. .V '": : "" U "" """"B?1? Tter.,ta.4 M'- li.uru.i..lMM!l..ioiha .,a,sL,0oftbe l''' f the ."orbidilen lu xuries, winch it , g J ' ' " ..?"'l3.f"-
..ii... .: i ...... i i i .. :ii .... .. . '. . ... . " . iiu.uim n niMii. iu mioiv cunt curtea win i r- ". - . ... . im -e i..: . u
i.ic-...... ...... ov, i . ...,., ...u.. ..lti,l'. tiot n man UMt. Lotus, ot any par- V.orriM.on.l.nt of ihe llulldo '"''lu " 'rt acho to send at. av again, ""S"r '"- ""t-iuey.i . ...,..., -.
come in ...,.l ..'II me bow ths nppen. ..-,,, Vg, lla.ton, or nnti-llentoiMhat'lia, 'uMt, fe 1.., 1 W rjs7. tl" it .1 tho , ""' -Jt c:.U fsr cor..M Wc-f :' copy of lko.Martel'. 'Itotene. of a nche-
,,; ' , .7 ;. d. " ri.: "1 e, o,i he tfl','''',''M;'iMj.-'-'''.''-W-t- 'lie attempts toRhotv that a I.mlcwi'lw P''. c "l. l ',' U would;10'"'
mi I..U- ......iplicci p...iiinuiciiioiiiii. lc,m M11 ,rti.l. inn I). II. Arui-troii'.'. . ....: ...i .. ..i... .. ... i,.,,,,!:.! .,,,.., hate to send awav half a doien appctiing ' .... , , , , ,. . .,
' - 1"r" t.ii.i ii. I'.....' i i.... i........ ;.:.... traininitic.il in .iiinost an incrciiinio snor . ii o Ma'.'intiecnt v dressed adioj anneardailv
, . . , , '. " - ""- ". o"- ' w.i'i .... ..on- . r 1MW, f.,.,., V V ,rt H11...10 .itt.l ll.SIIC' OCIO.C lllVt V.IUIU OV illicit io Uiiui."!- , rt ".,.,, ' ,,.'
'j, ,rt !,r ''"""! l""" l1'" ' "''' i meat -lining well the inditidualli. the ,lu- . j,.1 "" fV. '.' .J r;,miv-ao ' Hand llul I.U umiltcrable choice was 'corn'd n the streets of llalt.mr e, attended by
,n. i .Mr-, .siuti -...I : ill's tuii,.i..il lince ho lias been 1'reaiili.Mii ll,uV1,' ""- . ,."" ' c ri.iu.iy aionin . , . boys dres-ed III 1. very, ooso occupation is
.N.,tl,l... s.,,..,.' I.a . ., -I ...,i sup- 0'f ,, ." I :'s.:l Has been IrcMUctu ,ul tlc U, ,,lM ,ip,av stations or f ff , , , ,, , ' Jnu tho UII-.rirt. atcroiing, or
. ii i i.. .......I1 nass t liniii'' h t he fliliro en.' til of the ills- us sinn oi aii.ors nnop en agnni ieai ,.,...,
Ik' turn I In- liieli loit.n ' I
soon b. cot ij. W Iii ii thou luisl need g0 tu ,10 ein-us.-s ihen.'
of .-..tli.. lelln.j'wife lure and .toil will get' " km.w lli-U, Tom, but ministers, ma av,
a)."iity." 'is the b.-M profession. You know M"r.
The poor f. How ined local and drink, but,
the loud seeiiieil to choke lllll).
It trtillg to lollllio-e hi f. elm
Aller tain
I. lie Ixiwnl
iii liead on the table and wept liken child.
All. r .i while be ate and drank, .iinlhi hoM
parted with linn f.r the night, with the
fn-ndlj woid:
"lit in unwell, .i.Hiii, ano iiiou win ,-u-
ita.s liu.l a fiii ml in me."
Ileeiiti lnl ml. i his eiiipl..y the next day,
and ! main. . I with linn in mt ti ar. asuln-r
uui I at I til ti 1 mill. inorei ol I in' uieii
wa kept l tin en tin li:
but all. i the ile-
iiiu-i. il aili-l . tin-1- lln si.i-nii ol ball
.Hid M.ii. . - , 'Int. ll-l li id .1 long illness
',
wl.iil. h.i i.tli.iuted nit iiuim" : mv
onlj
I.l. i.l. ...atis in piitu : I would ! much
obliged if you willleii.liuet.il francs to re
deem It, I would le.ue as MYiuity one of
llie tioliii-i, I'oi J. ill sie I Inn litn. ll i
an ee. lleul iuMiuiiieul ; I will ri turn to
take il again as -non a, tli, inks to mi coal,
I shall h lie earned some III. met' al balls and
parli.s," 'Ihe young man li.-ni sikli.in hon
el bearing (be di ah r 1. nl him ten I'l.iucs
aiidk.pl the tioliii, whieli he hung up in his
shop.
I'he next 1l.1v but one n geiilleinan, well
.lies. d, it.ariiigal his biitlon-hole Ihe rib-
aiul of the legion of honor, was ilu.oiug
fiom the dealer's sl.nk of good muiio shell
work. Si ting the tioliii he look it up, ex-
iiminiug il 11.11 lowly,
"What is the pine of this instrument,
sir.'
!t is not mine, ' lephnl the storikeeK r,
and he iclalid how he ...in.' in potesiouof
il
"I hi tioliii," continued the unknown, "is
worth money; it is a Cn inoii.i. IVrhaps
its own. rhiiiielf is iguotaiil of n tnlue.
If he n turns olh r htm two liuiuinil li.uu-
''-ril. He 1 probably needy and can play,
:.'... I I ... .,.,,. ..1 . ,ii no. illi.ir eiilli.t."
I 'Hun h Hiding fifty francs to Iho shoi
1 11 0 I'l. 1;. 'i in. ii ..en .1 uim'i
...'- ... . .-
man. Im vl'Ud : "von will Kep that .r
inise ot Snulli llie t..rv wa- loi.i.io prot.-i loin :ie.iuiicel, ami the tutcmles imlul- o i w i i ,.,.,.,,( .1,,; ?,.,.. ,.i,n . i i . ". . i "
ll, ,l etil.tnigh. I.otere,.mo with good". ged , another gan.u of n.arbles. ' J' n ' 'l J c uol .tmio heca " 'J. "''J K0" ,con4 "" ,fl teww with .lying color,, M the following
v." ... " tlieirlegiMaliioiiuiics.iiew uiemto tiicc.ip- tun,. f using faUo weight, to get oil with , .
riir Violin TrlrR. 001". -ilnl. ,. , . ,,, , n small fine. ..ter.atton shows ......
I lure sou,., tin... ago pre, i.tc.'. h. '-.If' llei.,.; in Maine, a while ago. '' riles H." Mr' ff'WV? xu,0,T ruriot- declaiming loudly about the hi- hj'' 1 1 you liuinftom dngin ichulo
I. fore a .l,-..l-r 11. eurn.-ilies in New York. . .;.lge,Mrt Coll.... 1 fell in will, n singn- ,'"' '"" l" fwl,,th.i "ll-lo. oninl that he f , ,,, .-, , , . SPr. to- ug it J, r.
t g man piioilt. I..I "Sir." said he, ,.,r 7. r. He i, 1, lawyer of le emi- had all sorts of ,, ten lo. leal tvitli-tho S-a.e ,aJJulll ..'' ' N . ! ' 'J" " J
niga shdu.'. li I arried, "I am a ,.. and a .'..nlirn... I bachelor. Ilesbow. I epre.cuail..'s being composed of tanner. ' ,.,. .,, cilwillU(. m.co,. ' n'ml ou ,,u' J ,,lr "!).
I "ill return ,
lays
. , .
The A.lminiMralion.nflernll manner of
. (inlcllc (wlu.rin,r, n, imUcWou., I.ato
, , m roi tQ lnl a
,(j M (i.lmUofHllu i,,,.,, ,,
,.., ,.,...,. ,,..,. :.,..;. !... ..,.
, ' c, i ..,.;. ti. t. ,' i:
llll.,. '! .J,. ..Vll.l?. IIV I'l ,HIH,Vi IIMMII
n,,.,tl n, ovt to the Ivlitor of the lie
cant is if. II. AnmlroiiL.', r.oi., who is the
,u,..,, the r.inlt.t "Anli-lletilon" man
' , t,.t t;,y. Mr. ArinMrolig has lw.li coll-
irlm., ,., j. fcVnate, and will enter upon
I ,1(. aistI,,.,rge of the duties of the ollie-as
n n .i... ..,. ., I... ,rn. r.,.,.. r.ir f.ir.
ml and coninl.te transfer.
riowera.
In all countries women lotn tloivcrs; in
all countiies diet foi in nose gats of them;
i uui ii is oioi mine 00-0111 o. pn-iny uiai
lli'-y i-oiieine the idea olinU.'h-hiiig their
ilttellings Willi tlis.ni. I lie cultitaliuli ot
flower among tho peasantry indicates n let
olutiun in all their feelings. It is a dc-licalc
pleasur' it inch makes its way tlirough coarse
organs , it is a creature whoo etrs arc
lopc - ued; it i- the sense of the beautiful, n
f.icultt of lh" soul which is awaki-iicil ; col
or, ti irin, odors, are perccitedfoi the llrl
time, and lh.-c charming objects bale al
Ic-ngth nclalor. Those who hate Iran I
cd in the eoiiuirvc.'iu testify thai :. lo-i-tne
lilul.'l tl.e wiuiloii.a hoiietsucklo aiouin
I the door of a collage is a good omen to a
' ,V(1,irv ,r-lu.,.ri ''e ian, .,.,(, cultilflto
llow.Vs is not closed against the sumdica-
lion of poor nor against ll.o want. ..f tl.e
stranger. Flowers mav bo called the al-
. . . .
I hill- and ulains mvsterious truths.-C.inn.
uliabcl id angil. w lerewilli thev writcou
i(.(jl , ,(lttrt;u
An Ovr.iiiit.Aiit) Conversation. 'Joe.
,, j,.,, tr,,,.. up, do you mean lo be n
I ... . 1 - 1 ...i. -:... ..,.. . t n
win n cii gu.w up, do you mean lo be n
! li.it n't made m. mv mind Tom but
l.iwt.r, or keep n conl.-ctlolicry shop I
' ..-.-..
MO.
,,,'t
,n ;1,t me in iv a minister.'
i (). ,l,,n'i 1.. n niinisler. Jo... for vm. enn'
l...egro.. adores Mr. rretttfacc, and
wouldn't on like to bo adored, Tom I'
i 'Perlia. I should, but then you can't
1 drite l'.i-l hor-is.'
' 'O, jis you can ; ministers drive fast
i horse now -adays; and U'sidii that, Tom.
.when they ham n billions attack, the w or-
i. . ...... . ' -----
Min.t r . mi mem on a loreigu .our ; uien
1 Im iriiii ri'iiii iiilM.riMi in uilU mill .ftnii liu.
' uien pn i-ul; and ni.isays il won't in- long
"' r ". " "
.1 won lb-lung
country-,..,t
l loin .'ten liuuiler lias I
anna tnii.-gi m lu write ins sermons, lion l
that 1- high !'
I me his bunt, (which he wears without
Mucking or 'icks ,') with holes cut through
lliejii iul aUite theoles.M as to let the
. - v ... ... .
snow wali'r i.'ine ireely alKjut his teet.ile
.laiiug thai he hid not had n cold for filteen
te.-us by lea-oii of thi practice. Rut the
!! thing about him wa his 'religion,' a
he e. died it, whiih I regarded as tert pi I'll
liar. He U'lieinl, he said, that the Karth
is a huge auiuril, breathing, tery six hour,
which cause the ebb and llotv of the tides ;
that the lie.--, shrubbery, etc , an. hairs;
and all animal, including men, merely n r
..101. on. 1..C111...0U .11.-1., ui.-ri-it nr-
lie al.. belietes in a kind of in', ten.
mm
iitchois, and allirms thai ho can di.tmeili
rei'iieiubei luting hied .111 the earth in 11111"
dillereiit I'orni. liilliel.istoflh.se, prior
to llie " soul, he sats he was in the li'iin
of a h.-i.k heep. winch wore a ln-11 ; and
the dog gelling after the (lock, of which
he was a hading member, he lost tin-Is II,
and his found 11 since he wa n man, and
knew il the tin moment it caughl his .ye!'
Jill 11.1' I I lllll ll IK'SIO I
A.. 1.1.1 ll ' io. '
.j
There is an inscription on n tombstone
al l,a Point, Lake Superior, which reads at
r dim. si "Jul. II I'l.ll in ntvltlf nlnllv shot
as .1 mark of tillVclion by his brother
. ... .. . , . ..
to-1 here is iintiiing more iriglilliil Iiiim
f.
.. 1 , ! .,, ....1.. ,l,. I,;. ...I...I ,,-.
11 .. .1 III III I I" .llni. Willi n in.. ,1 in avuvinii
re int- -.''ed to know. friwCkc
"'
. ....
1 votirsclfif the affair siit-ccds.
. ... . ... ..... OW. 1111 1. Ul.-l ".I ll-.l ll','. ll. iiwiiiit ui ,nu ft lifini k-Ore.l.P.. f. Ill Vet II Ollltl" !l WO'. .111- .Ir-.t liL-m n tnoLoAtn nn Ml n. .
i J J. .',1 .'. 9
" Wh) tlirobi my lit Art u ill. qn cker btit
Whene'er t iat. 1. Iliy lone t
Why luriin mine eie from all I meet
Tonek thy glunee almie '
Thy li(jl.tel accend breathi to m.
I'nr mor. than nlhrri hear ;
I watch Iho imile ihey icarcely at.,"
Thin cnn'.t layit nl'AMioN,biealhin(
lln vow Into thy pure heart
Or 'lis Utc'ipmit, tha'.'a wreathinc
A garland they'll tain tr to part.
Alnioilivrli: Tclrurupli.
After wiln.'Sing the operation of Morse's
Telegraph and the Steam Itail Horc one
ury naturally in.iiires 'What next?'
Atmospheric 'l'el)gr.tilis and I-'tying Ma
chines ate now racking the intentitu geni
uses, and Mr. llichanUou, of Hostoiis very
an.'iiine of the nracticabihlv of iiiotlii" b..-
ihes at the rate of 100U miles an h'inir, by
ni..!iii4 nriitin.iciilirrii. i.ri.m II.. In.'.
miuiatiire machino on exhibition. I, is .,
tub- 'Jllfe.1 loiiir.eo.inccted withatr pumps,
audpo arrangidth.it a messenger can be
i.l iced it on,, end in older to 1. 1 tlmm-h
pi.iceu at one .tin, in ouicr tou iiiri.ugii
.Im lulu, Tito rue w nvlint.t. oil noil ll...
ineseiiwr i.ae lliroiiL'li iustantaneou.lv.
i.,iin. .i,ii...iii mo,- i..o Al... .1.. l.rt ...io
...;, I .1.,, M....1...T ..I..-1. oo.,.. in.l, .,..'
ble to the tr. mcud'ui tclocity.
The iiK-au of exbau-ling so largo an
amount of atmosphere ns would bu n.cca-
.;...... ...,.. it... ,t,. i... .... ol amusement lo tlio
rv fiom the use of a ct Under two feet in di- le """ ",( ",nn n,lU rec.ite.l sueces.ie- jrmll M(1 uUti
amoter is n steam engu.o of the capacity of ') ")'''".. m"e steak and broiled
a 'JO ton locomolite tilnccd nl one en'd of clnckcn. Glowing and sweating with per- JJ. . Tri.t, su well known at n special
tholitie, and idwats stationary. And thus jdoxity and wrathful impatience, ho sent agent to Mexico during tho late war, U now
Ihe co-t ac...alo'f tiansportalioii is about nwn- lllu llit l,!,",";d i'1'!'.;"''!1 nn cm.'llMic i engaged in selling patent right for a wash
olio tifll. of that of any oilier inelhod, and 'l1'"1 f"r, '""'V1 bce1' lhc ;va,tor ro-. ' machine.
teh.e it- mure I .1.11 tii-.-.iti- I nies f. if real.
.............. ..... ....f ...... .....
In order thai the practical working of the
inacliuiu iniglil I- teteil, a cylinder six ni
che in diameter and three miles long was
.'uiiMiiicte'i, and the air Ji.nuig U-eii ex
hausted a meexcligeror piling, r was admit
led, mid the time occupied by its transit was
!;- Hun three second-, as near as could b
produced bv
was rc'iicatcil
''"'""'; 1."1"1
l-t.oi., and tl.., experiment was ro:
"'auy lne'-
t. i I it in ir.i-ii-.il If id iirsiv irorin-rt(l ti fr.
--"-,"" - j '"- '
?"' company will, a capital of SiOO,
lllll for the purpoe of building a line of the
Atinospheric Telegraph two feet in diame-
ter from Huston to iNctv lork, for the con-
teyanco of letters and packages to nml from
teyanceol lellcrs and line
?tu a!lip finil in (rmmli.it
'"" ci.i.saiiu iiiieriueoiaic places, allowing
uficen ininiit.s for eaeh transit, sending fiom
"- -- - " ' " I '
lloton (o N. Y. et fry hour, and back half-
paMetery hour, tw cite hour in each day.
... .... i . .. v ... ....
'Ihe shares are 8 Kill each, and tho in -
t'oiuc of the company has not becu estiiua-
ted at less tli.iu 8i',0l)0 per day.
fZTn.Z7 n.n,.ier
,'oriii-! live! Dourtlcr.
4-Tlie following ainusing nnecdotohasbcu.
furnished the editor of the 'Albany Dutcli-
man,' by ono oil. ii correspondents :
. ,," . ,. ,,,. ,;tnlnf rtnf.l,o
Now Knfan, SlllU,, boasted of but one
itiiiiiic imiur. niiicii miH.ivi'rr itpuiiiiluo
t i i'l . 1. i i
... . . . ....
vtfililitalmii ni. liv the wMv.iuil nt wliitli
attli,. present t'.me. toil "can make sure of
wl ,for,nbl.. and Kiti-faclorv aceomm..-
datum, on reasonable term. Then n
sliip-build.'i-, land spccul.itoi,liiiiibcr mer
chant, ive.
Of all men, however, the queerest custo
mer w.i a Representative who had not cer
tainly been 1 h. 11 for any remarkable ora
torical talents : or for any .-MetisitL. kuowl
edge of political ccoiiour III fact, his no
tiotisuf pi it ale economy iiltogi'lii".r."loni
in it. d, us the li.ll.itt ing ain'clote will sboiv
Willi his constituent, Mr. ! took
nil his qtiiirtiiMit the public li 1110 kept by
Mr. ! . Ile was .leliglitf.l Willi llie
hre.ikl.ist ..I 1 1 lii-oii slcnk, theiliunor ol tur
, , . 1 .1 1
!' !""' ,,I,H';".I !""" a' "tli. r.i.rr.'.twii.l.
Ulg ucci'lllinu 'illioii , uui 11..11-. inu 1, nc- ei.
I.0.111I was moie than lie tell utile to p.iv.
,, , , , , , 1 .j -.
I Milium in. scry nappy 10 accoiniiioia e,
' ciid Mr. I' .pohtily, 'but I should
'""1 .- . i-'i"i... .. --.
lose by the npfialii'ii. lluno the be-l ot
II.. .. . 1 . . .'
it.ry tiling on mv taine, aii'i mv cxpeii'is
are so large that . could Hot Ine if I wcrulo,
reduce my price.
'No v.'y al all in my cv.. i' inquired
the rcproenlntitc, nn fully.
Aecoiiiiiig.y ne app lien n ine 1.1. uioro ... ,.,; an(, iK.mlilul liaiiil, that Ho Ha re- krttle it. his hands to calcft. it in J and . la
know if he could iul board him for less than coiyvt ,j.f ,.irrel Ills. ; ten pounds CI. : it tioiittit; himself in front of lio loaded piece,
the usual pi ice. iomewhil dillicult to dotcrmino whelher h. cxcl limed to llie otherAwhn stood Ik?-
nt '.to 1 unlit see lion 1 can. 1 into 10
rv nnciimiiHinly high, this season, for my
lurkets, trnison, eggs, vc
.v'. ......... . .,i m, r.
Now, see here,' interrupted Mr G ,
siiiuiose tlieso tixins are Wotll. a you
. '". . ,11 ..
' charge for Isscd. I w -ul lr t evmpl nn n I
fellas though I coul.l all'onl tni.it mHi ilin
iur. N)V,ttliy nnt Irtth.-m that want to
. eat tho turkeys, pay for Vm ! Fur my pari
I'd as In f i at corn'd hcef tivcry day as not.
I tton'1 eat tour turkey i, nml 'dou'uto why
, 1 thould pay fur 'im.' '
'Wry well,' .inl (lie oblij,'inj landlord,
, with an ii.iluletit smile. 'If you aru t it-1
ling to coiiliii.' jounelf to corned Uxf, as
' far as meals arc concerned, and to cat other
. thiiWH acciriliiiL'lv, I Mipimsc I can make
ome deduction in four cts.-.'
'Iho ropr....iti.lite was highly Kraliui.l.'
llc promised toealcorn beef and to nbstait.
fiom t.irinus costlv ilisliw which were nam
.d, upon which condition a sali-factory bar-'
gamwas mailc.
Aivotilinirll'. eiorvWidv who nlnrre! Mr
- !-. , . , ------.--
(i at tin. t.'ihli' from that d.v, wero
tery much astonihcdnt hi inuuhrchoicu
of lood. (If courso, the bargain was n e-
i cret confined to the two parlies by w horn it
was made ; mid the iincoiicioui nailers l.ti I
before the represontatitr temptntion after
lemplatiou, which he no doubt foumi linid
lr."-.",
"hat shall I help
vou to, sir ?' thev
W';j I;"'" y. chicken pie, tent-
wirt ak. i a uu lIieRCf.u,,lvin
-""nil... . would lie llieROll-cleimng
cul.un.ilioii ol the scntiiuloui bo.udor.
.,.,,,. ,i ' c
li",p"' ,l,c waiUr "yu11! lilruU.K!' '''!'.
ol amusement
waiter, boarders,
guests, etcrtbody except Mr. G
him-
y-lf, who wa. gnetou,ly annoyed. At last
liiiin.ni n ilnre could bear it no longer.
'""' -1". i. cau.-u lor ins i.itor-,
"i"11" wiui smoMiig, .morons lurKey.
'You thick skulled rascal,' cricc the furi -
ous re'i'seiit'itiie, 'can t 'i ..i.iivrstati.l! Mr, rartinglon, a she al in one or toe
I ain't a tutk'ij boarder, I'm a corn'd UrC N.' Jersey Railroad cars and gazed upon
bo.irdcl. Do ton hiar J Tm a cont'd be rf the ticket which she had a short time pre
bonnlrr1' ' tioiisly iuirchaed nt tho depot 'Morning
'J he waiter hoard ; the table roared, the Relief 1 rain I sposo that must bo tho
rei.resenlatite iicrii.in.il ir..fuclv : but he train which slat Lsct cry morning nt 7 o'clock
wai netcr nftcrit.irds troubled with rtfu-iug
tho dishes ho had forsworn. The waiters
enjoyed the joke, and tho representative the '
corned beef, in quiet
lUCOIltlltC'llCiL'S.
, A person arguing 'merely to elicit lhc
truth and losing his temper because he
gels lhc worst of tho aigumcnt.
Peace society men breathing universal
brotherhood, and indulging in liiHammalo
, ., . .1 11 I . I .
'' lo'.guage tin is more than likely to lead
to a brcacli of llie peace.
1 Higli-tillcd huh. s sympathulng deeply
with the slaves of Amciic.i, mid keeping up
, a number of milliiicrs working all night ;
i wcause uiejj niusi nato mcir ureases .em
liomo by a certain lime.
Irish menib.'rs always abusing tho gov
ernment, nnd j ct too happy lo accept n situ
ation under it.
Agriculturalists paying enormous prices
I""' I'erut.an guano, nnd allowing all the
vAuiirnirii tn It. tiitil in tlin aMtii.u
w".!" .....vM . v..v..
TmtlixiniMi Lfiiin-? their dniiL'htcrA tin'
education of line toung lad.es, and expect-
ingthem to mind' the shop.
f. ..,.1. .... i.iin. , l,. ... ...i.in ...v .tunlim.
vuioie iiinnij i, neii .ei iin.uii ivi n.e.iiio
oternuient
sity of a l.il hour-' bill in the eotloii-tudls,
not paing a similar measure lor Ihe b 'in
lit ol milliners, needle-women, and other cp
pressed classes, with whom the hour of
working are unit- limited by the will of llie
master. 1'tnirft,
I'rliili'.s I'ii 11 ltcii.1 Aii)llilug.
Th .iImi.i rem irk is often male by cor
respondent nn I n licitier, a an evcuse
for h ill' spell d ttuid, abb .tial-'d tccimic-
ilitiis. an I l it. nly iinrei lable writing in
g 11 i-d. llni . nn doubt that printers'
a . I. iter deei, lierer of bad manuscript
th 111 any ..tli."c-l.itiof persons. Iliit when,
f..r tostii.i-.. m iiiereli.tiit w-lile. eten in In
,..,,........ -.. ,--.
,lie m,u.,ant ronlly means boots, bivuitsrhind it, holding alighted torch : "Now
.,. lonteniiits : rhalk. cheese, or churns.
or iiiiiieiHuis i riiaiK,
0l0(C,, cck, orcl im.
" . . ' ' '
l.n.'K.i llt'll.
Tho great MlofSt. Paul's Cathedral,
London, measures ten le. I in diameter, and
ten inches in thickness of metal. The ions
is tery tine in the musical nolo A, concert
pitch. The liiir is struck on tho liell by .1
large hammer, which 1 uratvn ny a wire in
. " I !..... ... I .'ll I ' i .
ti,n clock-works, and fills on the outside of
1 ,,, inim liv its own weii'lit. llm e iiiiner
I . . , 11
. of this lv 1 wi igns 160 joii'ls and u nly
useil to HI on r'll .vaion, ,uch at Iho
death of one nf th.' royal family, or of tho
auhhi!iop of Cauterbtiry, tho bihop of
t.ut'l"n, tlio dean of St. I'nulV, etc. Tho
I i.l tmi. it was brought into use tttw on t!ej
I death ol tho J)ukc of Wellington, in Sept.,
, I ib'2. iN'. V. Mirror.
; ,, ,
I Midnight K-x-About two o clock on
December ni-ht, wluii the thermometer
t"'lm tli.'i'-i.jhl'Orl.ond of icro, n party
' 'f ""r' ''!'i'l1 f.irin-liour in the wt in
ur)' 1'oisteious niatii.er. llieianner
"prang out of Ins warm bed, drew on a few
articles nfcWInin', Mid ran out tosco what
was win led, whui ll.o followinLj di.ilogua
ocvhim-.i .
' 'll-ltO o S any
ia f, Mr.
-I'
IM titv..fit.'
Ilnvo you plenty of corn !'
I'le: if of meat and br. r'Miifl !'
'Wcl. vi .. are
ten ii ful 'irl .
The parly tl.
mfr lo his ret! .
la I lo hear it, for they .ire.
fur n family 1'
droto oil, leaving tho fir-
. y ,) w ,, clifford
a toung man in lu.h.tna who recently ad-
, '..?. if,. slv tint lie I, lhorntirh.
ertisei lor a wil..,sats tliat lie Is ttiorollgti'
It-coiit meed of lie adinntascs of adverti
sing. He t.y li.' has rcceitcd in answer to
his ndt ertiscuiciit, 70 1 letters, thirteen da.
"'"u".' I"-"-"
a i- . i, i... , :.,., :,. j . ....
, . nitBttina the lien from nuack d-
it iscnicu's. Some of them ore never seen
. cnttr-n, tIQ machine. M onlr the
' T'Morning Relief Train,' soliloquiied
to pick uti tho poor crectcr.s on the track
that have been masticated the night prcti-
ous. Dear me, when will Railroad folks
learn to use circumcision and caret and
the old lady sighed in bitterness of spirit.
On the" 1 rat elcrs Register 'at Villrd'
Hotel, Washington, is the following recent
entry : "Mrs. Anna Maria Lewi and hm-
, umJ. "'"". -
' CU. " V-l'iMO.. 11. Ort.O III,,. VUB I1U.UAU--
og gctk m .fJ fJarltlg jMk ., M Ai fca
asks mid he knows where there is one that
A correspondent sats that one woman
would just suit him well educated sens!-
i),.t unging to Ion: and to bo loved, just as
rich as himself, and the finest llower of her
f.,m,v. Wuc.m picture such n one now
sitting iii j'oiidircliiiir, Shu holds a Lit of
needle-work in -lior lap ; her light glossy
hair is laid o- or a clear blow with exquisite
tasle, uml as she' looks you in the face one
can tiett her sun-lit smilo with nothing less
than adoration ; while he lilly tthito hand
forms a lovely contrast with hcrdaik dress,
and the tranquil rise and fall of tho bocjico
show signs of a t,arm nml contented heart.
' ""''gusot a t.ar.n am contei
lint this is a picture merely. N.
V. Sun.
-
Il'ii.'
I'erllS'
Colli I I'l
V
me li mi
W.iy,
how- vol'.'
1 didn't h.nr what ! said,'
'i.
v 1 risked it ya might seo
.. ., ! .I.du'l.
ii.irm tv.H i'
I
LV.iv asuc'Lvou
& 'Are j .
ed a gctitli'iii :: .
christian Indian I' ask
0:10 of the Cattaraugus
irilv.
'No,' was the .m.smct, 'I whisky Indian.'
Two Irishmen were going to fire of x
cannon. iut for fun : but bcine- of an ceo.
mimical mm of mind, th.sv did not wuh to
l..,..il... 1...1I s..s.... nfii.AM. rtAL. .H !
iei..iiie'1'i.i. kvimv hi i.e.ii evil. w.. inju
i,,..l, i.' ,(v .,.,7l.-' 1;. ,;,.
.-".v.. .. -'.. L.. ....J I W 1- .
Cr-7" 'she has destroy ed my hopes forev.
'How I' in (Hired a sympathising friend.
'Hy idi.'i.-i.ij them,' rejoined tho happy
Oirl.ord Holland told of a man, rfin.x'k
able for absence of mind, who, dining oncn
on a .shabby repist with a friend, faK.leil
. ,.
' ogio lot thu
liuusuu m u.sustll lii'il-e, uii'i ii-i;-.)! it. him-.
res.Uu!us nfth- d!r.r.r
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