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OXJi
(fljif aittljmt i'amirr,
prnMsiiED weekly,
RV HILL & SLEDGE,
*. >■ fcXvuj Him., a. sr.r.riCE
KrilTOKS AND 1‘ROPIUKTOHS.
oj r Up-itairt, No. 7, Granite Now
TEItMSs - \
*Tiv» n.illnrx per nnnnm, in n«irnnrr, or
Tbrrr Dollnm, if drlnj'rd.
r > to nilttn-,»i?IO, in advance, Mi Co
ivo ii.itice of liis do* to
A/TiTESrs, GJ3Q., THTJ3ftSX)Ajy;^3gE(^^^Fyi^
pit** will !|0 flout.
.Vnv flu’iflorlKtr failing t
S. .li-.-ontitme liifl unWriptcm nt the eNjurutMm of
•In* liinefor which jt line liccii nai.l, will lu> c.*>siil«.r.-.i
f s wishing to rotiliumvit,unit In'Mlitiilcnccdriiitiglv.
;No tnjior will l.c tewlinntd, (ux>-c|»t nt tlio
viitimi of tlio E litors.) until nil nmarasn nrc i.u : i
ItATKS OF ADTRRTinfffl,
For one sijnnro, fnn«.i»ti«g of twolvo lie .* smnll
DYING BIT YET LIVING.
* ‘ " ’ . Br TRKononK TILTflS. -
" She (lied—j ol j* not dead ’* t
^ H flaw a ilnisv on Imp l.imlt •
naw a daisy on her tomb ;
Jt ti loom'd io dm—she died to bloom :
Her Brimmer hath not sped!
'^Sliedird—yet Is not dead!‘
Ye saw her jewels all unset;
Lo! God then pave a coronet.
To crown her ransom’s head!
fl|iai e e^flimlent. One D illur f-, r
re eofln
, nail Fitly Cents lor otlcll \V' jK ]" v ("jiniilu
first
ial contract 8 enn he made f w ycar | y a d V er
|. ,,t .1 lvertiflement* in' r , f0ll nt „, rvnM rn ,,.*.
.tiiuoniiimi; ciaiUjt.it- , I0I * „flice, Five Hollar?,
,yaM" .dvfliwo. • _ nll
A lioitascineiHs c lU>n j ( j n | wnV ft hnvo the desired
here! w «er ,,, lS [,»ttrki«ltnmiithem'vli<'uJ;mid(s|
tlie will be iinbliflhed tin forbid, mid
eorilingly.i
, ..re’Serw
as-fcl
DIRECTORY.
I'rnfexsione 1 unit Ilnflincflfl non r an lmv>-
r ,.ar L inserted mulct ' l, vadi f'-r one year.
i„ rate of Five D.illnrs for n L.s*d ofnotinoro
«i\ l ues, and seventy-live cents for cmidi-
id line. ".•■tic- .. ■>
T. M. DYNIEI.,
noitXEY AT LAW, WmtfiirKtcn . \MiUi
V n . , ,
eiantv, Georgia. Will |ir»cln« in VIk
Win t ell. IliHWin-k.Tillwfcrro,Oglethorpe. MndUon*,
lli.it. Kiln rt nml Lincoln.
HENRI €LE\ ELAND,
TTflltyiiY AT LAW. Hartwell.
j\ 1,1. vs to lion. Thomas VV Tiiomr.s, Ell.eittn,
11.hi. .losejdi liroivn, Canton v .
lltin. llcrseliol V. .1.iliiis.iii, Millfcdgevillc;
linn, .lolin II. Lumpkin, Klnvd.
.Inii l» ly.
T. BISHOP & SOX,
1 l/'Hiil.ESALE and ftotnil dealers in Grocer
A? ics, Hardware mid !}tupteT)ry floods. X«
1 llnmd St. Alliens, Oa.
| May 1
DORSEY & CARTER,
I \K \ I.K.US in Kuintly Oroeerie*,fln.iee VFhirs
I 9 l.i.pinrs, Ae., corner Broad mid .InetCsnn
) April 3.
IV. tv. LtMPKIN,
^ TTOICSKV AT J.AW, Atlions.Oiwrgin-
ilI lirneticeln all the eoiintiesof the Wcslcrji
t ii eiiil. l’lirtieiilur attention given to collecting.
I Mice mi comer ol'Gcii. Oerdine'fl lot, near the
I’j.is t.n.-il Cliiindi. t - . •
.Inn ill—If
.. . C. IV. & II,R. J. LONG, -- -
yy 110LES.VLE and retail Druggist«,yvthem’
DR. C. 11. LOMBARD.
A AfOi : lA) refl|>eeifaUy announce tv t! n cit'zMis
f Y of Atliein* mid vii-iiiity,thut his oflieo i* still
v.tr Wilson * Veals Clotltintr Store, College A veil
e, opposite tlio Cost Oflice.
Fen. *.i—I v.
MOORE & CARLTON,
J ^KAT.EItS in Silk, Knney mid Staple floods
i-dwnro and Crockery, A'n. I, Ormite l!oiv,
(.Inti. ~t>.
She died-—yet is not dead ! i , ,
Ye flaw her g-.i'zin" toward a sky
\\ hose liahts ne'er littatn on mortal eye.
She linger'd—yearn'd—and fled !
She4i.:d— yet is not dead!
A tnessengej on noiseless .vino-
Here a sweet Mimmnna Ironi the King—
She follow'd where he led!
She died—yet is not dead !
Thro’ pearly gate, o’er golden street.
She went her way with shining leet;
Go ye, ami thither tread!
From tin* C'harN'i'toi) Mercnry.
A SIGNAL.
Comme pile rampe lenletnent cetle liinace
horrible appelee le temps ! -Hcine.
Hcri.-’s a heart, a bounding wild heart—conie
'take it;
Here.aro handsiinpatient'y strong;
Here’s a head,here's a hraiu—come awake jt;
Here’s a Inlp that e'er trembles responsive
to song.
Take this sail heart, this lone heart, and
• press if,
C’lose to thy bosom forever.
I is true, deep, devoted ; onee only caress it,
’f-’will throb to thee fiitliful forever!
Take this wild lute, and tone, thee its long
poldcn wires;
Here’s >he key in this heart—it is Truth !
And its in lisle shall wake in thy heart such
bright fires
As stirred .the soft bosom of Ruth.
Ah ! this-head, drooping head, life-weary,
despairing;
Lay thy hands, thy soft hands, o’er these
' ey"?. ' I .‘ . o, •; ; ■
And if there’s virtue in prayer for the erring,
worldfaring.
Calm this soul in mad agony—still its wild
cries. 4 ■' S'
Oh ibis brain, acjiing brain, how it struggles
nod maddens * - • ,
How. it plunge:? in gloom, deep, infernal!
Rebounding,'hopes on—again saddens,
And dreams ol a love, pure, eternal.
Here's a heart—’tis impulsive, ’tis living
. arid warm; ' ,
ll asks for a heart throbbing quick, beat
ing hold— ’ '
’Tis tlm Inst signal its hoists in life’s lutrry-
ing storm ;
less anq cold., . r
Tfharleston, 11 tit Nov. 18r>fi.
T. li. WILSON Si BROS.,
W HOLESALE and retail dealers in 1 >ry Onous,
(Ir.ieeiies, IC.irdware, Croekery, Ac., >’os. II
id I, (••■lle'o Avenue,^Athens, On.
Maruhli
SAMI EL P. TIH RMOND,.
^ TfOltXEY AT L.$ W.Jeflbrson, Jneksdncouii-
1 ty, tin., will attend promptly t» miy tnv-'mirs
..iiii.led to hi«care. ’ [AptII
M ILLIAM G. DELONT,
Atlornrjr uf I.mv,
lU-eon Broad Street, uvertlie store of L .Si. Ken-
Alliens, Cn.
W arch IV—if.
HILL & THOMAS,
D E ALERS In Silk, Fancy, aud Staple Goods,
llur.liv.ire, Cr.H'k. rj 1 , Groet-rics, »He., ►'Vo.' 4
t.ranito lhnv, Athens,Oh-. (.Jmi, iU.
E. L. FERUV,
yy HOLESALE and retail den Ur hi lints, Cnps.
1«K»'
lln.
aud Whiles eimier. Broad street ^Vtluais,
[.Iflii, l‘A
Ll'C AS,
^yilOi.F.SALE and rcta..
Adieu
denh-i ’>* T»n flood*.
•ad nt.
BUI MhHDftrcc's Donial Experience.
Fm:n ‘‘ 'Hie Humor, of KairoMbrid^o." .
tl>« victim that tlio said molar was not
only specked, but. ont of the dead jilupil)
of its nearest neighbor at least the 84th
part of an inch !
. * 0. ajiocklng I’^ays iho remorseless
/jfiji ,- *• it is .well I 8,nv it’in time,'Mr,
WLifflelrec. Why, in tlieconrec ofa
few weqks, that tooth, sir," waald" have
exfoliated, oalcurcous snpperation would
have ensued,the gum would liavcossified,
while the nerve of the tooth becoming
apostrophized, the roots would have con
catenated in their hiatuses, and the jaw-
tones, no longer acting upon their-fossil
exoduses, would necessarily have led to
the entire suspension of the capillary
organs of your st unacb and brain, and—
dr nth. Hon'd sujimcnc in tiro hours \
j Poor Dill, lie scarcely knew what
fainting was. but a queer sensation set
tled in his “ ossis froutis,” while his ossis
legso almost bent under him nt the
awful prospect of things before him!
He took a long b. oath, however, aud in
a voice {reunions with emotion, in
quired : .
* Good Lord, Doctor! what’s to he
done for a feller. V
‘Plug aud file,’ calmly said the doc
tor.
‘Ping aud file what ?’
‘ The second molar,’ said the doctor.;
though the treacherous monster meant
Bill’s wallet, of course.
‘What’ll it cost, Doctor,’ saidBill
‘Done in my very best mnniuu, upon
the new and splendid system inveuted
by myself, sir, aud practised upon all
the crowned heads ot Europe. London,
and Washington City, it will cost you
tin ec dollars.’
•Does it hurt much, Doctor V was
Bill’s cautious inquiry.
-‘Aery little indeed; it’s sometimes
rather agreeable, sir, than otherwise,’
said the Doctor. .
l^!! 11 *
It. L. BLOOMFIELD,
yy llOLKSA LK uuil retailL’to&iug Store, Hnwid
Sim-.it, Alliens, Oh.
(May 10.
COLT & COLBERT, J ■»
D ,.,, '•'USinstaplellrvGoiwL.GriK-.ericSjIIiiru
i A, “ Vu. -J, Uiimite How, Atlulia.(!n.
wnre. .Vc„ \VlI.riAJI C. CoLUKKT.
•IasksL Co IT.
An^u.’. -i'l—ty.
J. W. GOSS.
\\ AK<: iiorsK aud
M Augusta, tin.
R\RRY & illGHES,
yyIIOI.KSALF. and reUil dealer* in JWoj
Sitin-s. Lontlievs, Tim!*-, and nil ninterfal
1 bv mid s’.ioe ntnnufm-torii-s, Tnnikii, V»
- Broad st.
, < iri^t-Hu^Shoe llinc’khig, Ate.
Sept: *
J. F. PITTARD Si CO-
D r.Al.BlMi id Family Groceries nml CouCtcmoii-.
iiru-s, ke. Ac. -All articles in qurjnio “l™*-
i" >- can be luirebiisert cheap tor casp. *>r on tlii«j-
•Koiitlis thiiu. We would nJso. respccliully cull ibe
“Uemiou ol those iinloblcd li*V on oede 'Of nccrwnit
«'>l KV>,to call mid setUc. W fttltUci |mlidj{Caoe
«*»not be iriven. • ■, . *
Mnri-li—tl.Iiin, • • ' ' " V ~
JAS. II.' LYLE,
Have von cVcr hnd the tonthacho ?
If not, then blessed is your ignorance,
for it is indeed bliss to know nothing
,about the toothache, as von know noth
ing r bout pain—the acute, dotihle-dis-
t lied. rrctiHfcjJ agony, lhat larks about
tlio roots or fangs of a treacherous tooth.
But ask a sufferer how it feels, what it
is like, how it operates, and you may
lentil something theoretically which yon
may pray heaven that you may not know
prncticaiiy.
But there’s poor NViHiath, Whiffletrec
—he’s been through the mill, fought,
bled, and died (Slightly,) with the re-
lined essential oil of.thc agony caused by
a raging tooth. Every time wo rend
" Othello,” wo are half inclined to think
that ftiorc than half of lago’s devilish
ness camo from : that ‘t raging tooth,’’
which would not let him sleep, hut
tortured and tormented ’’. mine ancient'’
so that he became embittered . gainst all
the world, and blackamoors in particul
ar. •n-L... .' . V'i' V
William Whiffletree’s case is a very
-^••ong illustration of what toothache is,
' -t.:t causes people to do; and
*2. T'"’ .. ‘’-tr i"sa of the n .tmcr
affords a pretty .w- «, • .
in which the tooth and snl" rcr nr ? m f. d *
iciually and morally treated t*y
rnatrna medictr, and friends at Inrge.
Willin.n WhifHetreq—or “ Bill,” ns
most people called him—was a stnrdy
young fellow - of twa-and-twenty, of
“ poor but respectable parents,” and
fended the dry-goods store of Ethan
Ilakestraw, in the village of ItockboUom.
^taty ofNeW York. __ >
^ Ouc ^nfortthktfc ■ day, for poor Bill,
tl.fro came Jlbckbottom, agalvRii^ca.
looking iitdividna?, rejo.en^ m - ihe
eqphomiim S J»r. Orestes
hethad^BCcaudiaf: ^ tb»
album fittl of rertifiraUt^ifCX»\<iA fti all
tho scientifici hr(i|tcl|08 : of amputation,
from the scalp-,lock bo. flip bccl-f ap. upon
Emperors, Kings, (^atcW,, afid *°*®^*J.
folks; but upon his science i i the dental
way,JiCJjprQad^nd grew imminbd* I io
. 1 a IN- tV ...Atianoow. liniT
4 TTOBXBY AT LAW, Will bt- f.inuil^at
A hi a ,.fti tH ,„vcr White * Mohs’store.Htonil^t'.T
. ore, liroi
III business entrusted to his curn.w ib niecl
fSpecial, ettcutiou' phid jo col
iih
;*)]-
Alnirli G, 18oG,;
R.J.&MkT* JH1LL1W
» TTOHNEYS AT.LAAV-rAVHl prtcHiie in tjw
.’V "ouutic of tho Wcslorn C’ircnit anll. lh*
ruoiflicXcrth
/ Madison, Elbert oqd llprt,c
iPI'u"'*' * AVjb.T-Mii.ucas,
jft aa' . ii - j? 1 *roc*vlUe,Ga.-
J. M. MATTHEil S v
ATTORNEY AT LAW, Dnincloville,GB.
shorter, Waugbnngcr lind nott.bcch
long III ltockfioHom beforellid “ gift and.
nronensitY to
"nb,” and unadbltcra*^. propensity to
elongate the llankisf, «M«v«rybttdy
Li.i V* XVAl VV4*UK A <.. AA in •
‘j hen go at it, Doctor! Here’s the
‘dosh ;’ and forking over three dollars,
down sits William'Sviiiflietl oc in a high
backed chair, and the doctor’s assistant
—a sturdy young Irishman—clamping
Hill’s head to tlie back of the chair, to
keep it steady, as the doctor remarked,
the latter began to ‘•bore and file.’
OI ah ! ho-lio-lio-hold on!’ cries Bill,
at the: first gouge the doctor gave the
huge tooth, r . -
‘O ! be me soul. I bo aiz}’, zur,’ says
tho Irishman; ‘it’s mejelj" as mnlier-
statids it—l’U howld on tillyees !’
*0—O l« h-li!’ roars Bill, as the doc
tor proceeds. _
‘Be quiet, sir; the pain won’t 'sigui-
fj’ i* flays the doctor.
* "‘Gn-goo-gwod Lord-d-d I Ho-ho-lio-
liol-hold on!’ *
O, yeez needn’t be afeard of tlinf—
I’m holditi’ yeez tight as a divil I’ cries
Paddy ; and sure enough he was hold
ing, for iu vain Bill screwed, and twis
ted, and squirmed around; Pat held
hint like a cider-press.
•Let me—me—0—0—O ! Everlast
ing creation I let me go-o-o—stop, hold
oH-n-n, V as the doctor bored, screwed,
and plugged away at the tooth.
‘All done, sir; let the patient up, Ma-
cliael,’says tho Doctor, with a confident
twirl of bis perfumed handkerchief.—
* 1’here, sir—there was science, art, ele
gance. and dispatch! Now, sir, your
tooth is safe—your life is safe—your'e a
sound urn* I!..
‘Sound V echoes poor Bill; ‘sound V
Why, you’ve broken my jaw into fiin-
dors; you've set nil my teeth on edge;
aiul I’ve no more fcclin'—gall dam ye!
—in my jaws, than if they were iron
steel-traps /’ You’ve got "the wlttli of
your money out of toy mouth, aud I’m
off!’ . . ... .
’ That night was ono of anxiety and
misery to-William Whiftlotrce. The
disturbed molar growled and' twitched
like tnad; and by dnjjight poor Bill's
cheek was swollen up equal to a prin
ters buff-ball, his mouth puckered, aud
right eye ‘bunged tip.’
‘Why, William,’ says Ethan Rake-
straw, ss Bill went into the stoic, ‘what
iu grace ails thy face 1 Thee looks like
an owl in an ivy-bush !’
* ‘Been plugged and filed,* says Bill,
looking cross ns a meat axe at his snick
ering Orthodox boss.
‘Plugged nml Jiurdl Tlicc hhin’t been
fielding, William?*';
“Pitied f N't, I alnt • bocKi ‘fined or
fgiiting.Yir. H.rko.Rtrnw, but I bet I do
fight that Teller that ga: c
ache! O! Ol’ moaned poor n..-: as b«
clamped his swollen jaw with his Itaiiu,
and went around waving his bead like a
plaster of Paris’mftudnrin.
“O! tbee’s been to. the. dentist, , bli,
Got the tootnehci ? Go tlicc to iny wife;
she’ll tare thc iu one minute, William ;
a little laudanum .aud cojttod will soon
case thy pair./ . " !
. Mrs. R. applied the laudanum to Bill’s
U'.olar, but as it did no kind of good, old
grandmother proposed' a poultice ’; and
soon poor Bill’s bead r.tra- : cheek wsx$
done up m. rhukli; whi c he gr(ianed, ^ud.
grunted; nnd'startcd for the store every
body gaping at’bis much swollen coup-.,
tenriheo as tbo-«$b he was a f^c cptlos-.
•Ilalloo, BiL*/, says old ,*Firelock, the
gunsmith, as Bill waB-going by his shop
including' tpoof li'dl Wbifliefiee. in a
furor to* have,their (eQth.cpb fiicd, s.cv«p-
cd, rasped»Tp-wrf*dug$pt 4 gpdhofbjwicd
mosculatly-dcv
the ino6t sturdy
, goi npin- fii
oW jlaii'pshiro style,
his t^ctH tr<Tr tcc.tbl’Tfi cal»
GRIFFITH & «ILLIFORD,
\17110LB?ALE ami Retail I>cal«» ta'rfljwd-;
- T ~ w«n, -cVppS*rr ssM ilmwa LOTuMag
Wore, Athcn*, Gn-
calatci! to pcrff/rthbmgTirtd’strong- but
Bill was fast imbiblin* Counter-jumper
notions, dabbling iif stiff dickeys,greased
soap-locks, aud other fancy tMhtb^dabs,”
supposed to -be cseeutial in catting a
iswarth among the fair sex. : J.** *. ■
So that when Dr. AYangbanger »>
had an audience with Mr. Willi i ,
Whifllotrco in regard to one of Mr.
jo’s molars, which Bill thought
’ ‘ on it; ho soon convinced
v s’xi'.y3_J
liave
‘got a bag in your ca abasb. or
you got the toothache ?’ • '
Dill l.ookcd jlnggefs at old Firetockj
and ty a nod of his head intimated the
cause of his diMrCss. ■'a
^ .‘0, rfiit MI7 Oomo ffu'r FH-sfop it-
cified, and assured - of Firelock’s skill,
took his bead out of tlie mush-plaster,
opened his jaws; and Firelock, admon
ishing him to “keep cooi,” crowded-the
hot sizzling wire on to.the. tin foil jam
med into the lioljow by Wangbauger,
and gave it a twist clear througliMhe
the melted tin to the exposed nerve.
Bill jumped, bit off the wire, burned
his tongue, ancl knocked Firelock near
ly through the partition of his shop, and
so frightened Monsieur Savon, the little
barber next door, that lie rushed out
into the street, crying— . ^
‘Mon Dien I man Dieu | Zc zundair
strike my shop I ’
B.U was stone dead—Firelock crip
pled The apothecary over the way
came in, picked up poor Bill, applied
camphor to his nose, and brought him
hack to life, and—the pangs of the
toothache I’
‘Krcasote !’ says Squills the apothe
cary. ‘I’ll ease your pain, Mr. Whif-
fletree, in a second *’
Poor Bill gave up ; the krcasote ad
ded a fresh invoice to .his misery ; burnt
bis already lacerated aud roasted tongue
aud be yelled right out :
‘Death and glory! O-h-b, murder.
You’ve pisened me!’
‘Put a hot brick to that young man’s
face/said a stranger; ’twill take out
the pain and swelling in three min
utes/ V-
Bill revived ; he seemed pleased with
the stranger’s suggestion; the brick
was applied; lmt Bill’s cheek being
now half raw with the various messes,
it made him yell when the b.ick touch
ed hiin.^ • . *.
He cleared for home, went to bed,
finally , with laudanum, kreasoto, fire,
and hot bricks, put him to sleep.
lie awoke at midnight, in a frightful
state of misery \ walked the lloor until
daylight; was tempted two or three
times to jump out of tho wiudow or
crawl up the chimney I
Until noon next day he suffered,
trying iu vain, every ten minutes, some
“known cure,” oils, acids, 'steam, poul
tices. n.,d tea thousand applications
usually tried to cure a raggin tooth.
Desperation made Bill revengeful.—■
He got a club and went after Dr.
Wangbauger, who hnd sef all the vil
lage m a rage of toothache. Ten or a
dozen of h s victims were at liis door
awaiting ferociously their turns to be
revenged.
But the bird had flown ; the tewth
doctor had sloped ; vet a good Samari
tan came to poor Bill, and whispering
in in Ins car, Hill.started for Mousieur
Savon’s barber shop, took ;; scat, shut
his eyes, and said )iis prayers. The
little Frenchman took a keen knife and
a pair ot pincers, an 1 Bill giving one
awful yell, the tooth was out, and his
pains aud perils at an end.
STANZAS: LINES: SONG: BALLAD.
.fmong th;m that Vonie up to specnlatnin Stick
“ " * and Supptim *
AN OREGON M.Y—BY A SURVIVING
Maklus Icc by Stfam.
The following extract of a letter
from Mr. E. Mcrri..tn, of weather noto
riety, to the New York Courier it Jin-
quirrr, gives an interesting account of
the maniif'tfcture of Ice by steam, novel
and paradoxiqgAas it may sccin at first
thought.
To the Editors of the Courier & Enqui-
' rer: -1 , k
After writing to you from the banks
of the Cuyahoga, on the morning of the
3lst ultimo, I waited to witness the op
eratiou of the machine for producing
intense cold by artificial means. At 3
P M, the proprietor called.at by lodg
ings, and accompanied me to his estab
lishment, which is for the construction
of locomotives. The largo engine of
the works was in opcratDu, and - the
machine tor producing intense cold was
placed in the harness and commenced
operations. In less than au hour, the.
mercury in the thermometer within tho
machine wasweduced from 53 degrees
above zero,'to} degrees below that
line—that was the lowest figure mark
ed on the scale.. I cut an apple • in tWo
P : cccs, and p aced it outside the pipes,
and in a few minutes it was frozen
hard. A copper vessel was placed
along-sideof it on the sarao pipe, and
filled with water, which was in a short
time converted to solid ice. .Water
dropped on tho pipes was instantly con
gealed.. White frost formed rapidly on
the bra?s pipes aud tubes connected
with the machine. '
The machine in its present state is
arranged for making a ton of icc at an
operation. A square cistern with a
double well, hasdhc space between the.
two walls, say about one foot, tilled with
pulverized charcoal; inside of the inner
wall, £.e ax rows, each row . containing
twelve cast iron freezers, each capable
of holding as much water os will make
thirty pqunds of ice; each freezer. l|as a
.depth oftwclvc Inches; and flue length,
is as same as tbojlepth, and the width'
six inches.^ A flange or "rim of * half' an.
jnch ex' ends around the • fotur r sides of
the freezer, and upon this the freezer is
-'.yyYty
surrcRER or
the war—joiiv pncEN-ix ’
Among them that come, up to ebeculato in
stocks and supplies / V j/> t
*Vas a fellow named Smart?a man of enter-
.puse f_ •' .' • ».v - . J .
He bought him a switch-tail sorrcll two Year
o(d, winch lied a white face, - 'l ■ '
And he bantered aU Portland, a T., far a
three hundred yard race, • . 4 -
Tltar was a man Led a horse*.-which lie
thought her pretty fair.
She was generally know’d as Millard’s thou-
sand duller mare ; *
He huiin’; no idea, he said, of doin<» any
thing so rash, '- • > * J
But lie took up Mr. Stuart for two Imndred
dollars cash.-
So every soul in Portland, O. w.nf
" straight to tlie courso,
And every cent vr« borryed, wo bet oh Mil-
lard s horse ; • 1 ' • t - . *
And tliar was4h-.it speckihting Stuart with
his band upon liis hip;
And two men a-following, with a tin pail
full of dollars and a chauipa<>iic-basket
full of scrip; *. .
PriSouitd/jn mjigtftinjF r.<HIE HOMED ARD BOfN’D-; ^
Wal, they measured off the ground, and the
horses got a start, : ’ " t ' 5
And cornu running down right pretty, about
four foot apart ; ~c> -
And Ute r.Iillard mare had it all her own way;
-. f so everybody said, - .
Till just as they got to the rend orihe track,
that are Sf»rr*‘l clmt Qhilira’ i;i. A . — r. ..
that are Sorrel shot sutliin’ like ten feet
ahead! . »- :
Arter we seen that, there riz a most surpris
ing din.
And remarks like this ere followed, “Dog
my everlasting skin,’’ *
III be dod-derned, tinri dog-gorned, and
ding-blamed by Pike,”
And there was such a awful howling, and
sweating, and dancing, that many old
people said they naver had saeJ the
like. * * * r -
point of view .
• -Mr; Csesnr had made an' appointniieuf ’
to preach about twenty miles from his
jdantatiort, afl<T t!iere lie marie
Jtis appearance witb, hjs !Sad^Ie-t>n^viii‘
lu» arm, anti gave out at once that’lie
bath come to preach the- Gospel to Die-
*¥gg«a thereabouts.^ .7 -
1 yah 1” respondoti a Imndred
voices ; hut oue of'the nogroes, more
bold out not worse than ” the rest/sung
: ** W#1I; no«t| looka here, nigger,
ifyonjis brung a pack o’cards witl you,
yon mont linn surnfin, but preacliin’ ha
little too slow fur this congregation.”
Caesar remonstrated with thc.m us they
all seemed tofallin wi.h the old fellow’s
ideas : bnt they tcld-him to. go home,
and M do nex time ho cotac to bring do
cards/’. Ca-sar started off with liis sad-'
die-bags on his arm, but baited, opened
them,,and turning about as ho said, “ if
dat’s what you niust have, why, den.
yon must I” and pulling out agreasy old
pack-sat down on tho grass ' ' ' *"
-tr-
OP«Hhe Ships thatwiii-tbe
' CIAilmg tliOf.rth arotjod,:.. • .T' ’
■ffhcrtr are.hone ilia! sail s*oi ipcrnly ' , * u .
As those ’liyt lire hoVnr.wurd homid.' < ^ '"* *
.Thdnjmur tlie.Vine, and jipnr it free-n-at ■
.. As vje Ude on'iliethirity ground,-::
And 1>y wave a ltd Wine the toast shall he'
A home to the bompwaritbouiid! Kil1
fill high.tiie wine, uVilft/dfi; seas'dW ftst,-
«itfiw tveleoniK to tndse -.who-tsntne,Y '■ *
Though the stars he gnitliugsotne at hist |
~ Tp »hlpWreek.iniUe.-ut irt.houav. ' ,i
-Bnt fill,i&r- we’*lhail them checrilv. .
.. .i- rm fibycrily*,
•He life or.de^th around v
And.o’er wave.and wine .the-spi’11 s'laU be
A home for liio rinmcjviif.-f lioifV.tl!•
A child s dtinfli was noriv
, , more, fwertly
monineJ-than-in thests-lfnps'hy It. B. Sheri-
daq:— *
In sdme- rode sjiot vchUrc val-.ar herbal
*■ g'OW.S,
/‘Hat’sde talk-; O de land, jis look! s.«wnimm M
dnt nigger got some little senses left arter lleav’n s:i w aml eVly mark’d thee for its
" - - - * - own D '.p*V «>i*« -r. -i J
And that are sprckilating S’tuart, be made
matters worse; ‘ . ' -
He packed up ihe money in a haird-cart, and
< -did’iit care a.cuss
And sweetly smiling'pulled it off, axlhou"h
he didn’t mind the heft.
inlnd the heft.
And since then wc haint paid no taxes, nr.r.
bought nothing, nor sold'nnthing, for f
do siipjroso lhaltn ‘all Portl ind, O. T.
there ain’t-a single red cent left.
all; scnsibul to' de last!” -tltey ciitul
oat one after another. The preachjuv
commenced operations,, and after some
five or six hours’ playing lj)id_ skintic -j
everything areund, cleaning tliefn cut iof
all the loose silver they had picked up
iumnny a (lav ; Cae^ir shoved tlie (l.v-
Curapnts into tlie hags, and starting off
again, told them, by. way of a parting
benediction,'that whenever they had a
liitle more money to s .pport.thc Gospel,
in that wpy, just to let him know’.
•7'-'' ir ‘- V ’• iibinI -ic.
*$9 bloom was shown,
l'or o.irtli loo good |iorltRpiJv7 ■ ,-t »■
And louuich — - *
. ^ ^ y
fkc satire ih this renders tlie nd'etrv nns-
sabje:— • . - - ./-v-v,/-*.
- -TWo Ihv.ffJr lAdics’dwrdl at-
;Arfd eh«t it gbntohibg geos; »
Emma gtr «s there*/o clo*ehcr.€yef.
f- And Jilne Unepc /ier- t[M -j.;
; 5^
From Porter’s SptflL- I ' '
A Polut of Veracity—Caution to Den-
y- * tfetsk;, 11
Di;.m: Sim hit : .Down in tlie village
of Pott Jervis Hvqs a young doctor
named Sol — , sometimes called ’by
another name. Well, your jnedium
Toj-ed Separate, the - ‘freezers forming a
the bottom, ’lho stenm engine cOft->
nccts with an air pump which is made
to exhaust the atmosphere - from these
fiucs^oud as goon as a. perfect vacuum
mpitoducodA current of ctlicy Is. niade
H>-pass through these Rocs aniT .contiut-
yot cbfnpleta." Thftoxpcristr of
ice'by this process is'small* .-and on -
• >NVb<if-G-h4b- dcarL
are yon going to do!’, lays ; Mill, eygog .... . ..
tho wire, and- the lampJn which Fife-, large scale can bo worked at iwsostr not;
lock waa heatiug thp wire. ' I,. , ^ , exceeding threodollarsper tOU- Juere
•Bum out the farrow of iht) iootlrer. ifi woin^bn improvement in,tJiRcast iron
rill-.never' trouble won agaiu-^Tw ‘ftpeters, wibatU»ey oetj^.|iWfW..tq dis-
it.of ’ Art*' tlnnTTiefchaMWCtlBI J W*AJvith greater, facility
/twill
Don’t-Be chargertlw ii
/tbia-maclijas
_ apable^of c
the-maxmfactmo of
mouth 1 of thousands'of tons of it
1 cro-c duciDg aB _
‘Xz** t» W-peedetl p:
Wf i *Jfc**’f* W*
‘ ' : • .
w*
• r..
ivgemcnt
vet!
and of prb-
suffi6icnt foi
r *
.'Hr-iiji at
The Nautilus.
This is the name of a newly invented
diving apparatus which was exhibited
yesterday at Glen Cove. A number of
gentleman went by the steamboat Chain-
pimi from this city to Glen Co^, where
the experiment’s were made. Tho
Nautilus consists of a spherical shell of
builcr iron, which is niRde double, and
tlio space between tlio two sheets of met
al can be filled with water or nir. At
the top is a man-hole through which the
workmen pass. This is screwed dpwn
water-tight, and the water being admit
ted between the outer and inner surface,
the vessel rapidly sinks to the bottom
Light is admitted by means of a circle
of thick glass plates ou the upper part
of the Nautilus, and at the depth oftwen-
ty-tivo feet it was so light iuside, that
tlio finest type of the Daily News was
distinctly legible. On first descending,
considerable pain was felt in the cars by
most of those who were in the bell—
this soon passed off. A hole was open
ed in the bottom, and shells and star
fish were taken off the surface of the
mud. The lifting power of the apparat
us is very great, and stones of consider
able size were removed by its agency;.
Fresh air is pumped down from a boat
which accompan es the Nautilus; and no
difiiculty was experienced in respiration.
The vitiiite' 1 air is .discharged by several
apertures, and when let off into the wa-
ter, the sream of nir conld be traced up
ward to the surface. Tim ascent is
fnade by admitting air into the space
between the outer aiul inner shells.—
There arc guages which show the.depth
to which the nparntiis descends, and
there are several other .contrivances to
secure the efficiency and safety of tho
aparatus.A."-;,- .... •
it is inteajqd to apply the Nautilus
to the construction of piers and mason
work under water, to the raising of ves
sels, diving. Sec. The exhibition was
perfectly successful, and • a hrrg$ num
ber of scientific gcntlemen-andTreporters ,unc -
united in opinion, that the Nautilus was
the most complete diving machinery
they hnd ever witnessed.
‘•Wh$r$ an job liens’
An anecdote is - tqld of Finney, the
great “revivalist,” aud a cnnaler, to the
following effect ;
He was “lioldtugfcjortli” in Rochester,
and in walking along the canal one day
ennicwc.ross a boatman who was swear
ing furiously. Marching up he cou-
mg.. lunouaiy..,- |u.« b ^,.AVdP, thin aih’i^if'frir iu.
fronted him. and rather abruptly osk- J( v> ^ ; ^ ^
o ...... . ,. s . i< . s 1 Master. Rs «-.s n-erii'JwwaifM'i
“Sir,'do yofi knotr where you are-
goitig?
Th
The unsuspecting man. innocently re-.
K lied'tha? ho was g<jing..up the cabal 0®
js Jjoat N , *-r>. •*; . . ■'*
No, sir, you aib- nol/^ Tdfitinticd'
smspiJnded by restivCsor bars turning - - ■ . * ,, .
at right’angles/ - The ffangea,Uiu» /‘jrou few
thnu a canal bojitcan conrey ryoo
'Tlie boat man looked.at»Ida witb aa*
lowinj
. t , ^ .1
./.glo one of ;■tli«&c tju'estions, ? jJjak
fin <tdroirab!o aii6Vrf’: • tod going away ca
his jiarcnti ^FalbCr, wberib ^ffftek God' the lotirp ear-p._ ___ „
get tkq color tp triake •cb’^ri^'do^ ffiStt-^ Risked what Itofchotitd ‘girObiiufor a pr.es-
llucbirtw’een'cach of ,on»-inchv width. lhehoMmau
A flue oteqnal ttnekoosa extends under tomslirngut jq^a. jpulute,^. then »e are*puzzled td. aniW^r;-
.v , vk. turned the' question : ^ ' e — r
.“Sir, do you kuow where you'are go
ing?” V' --- r
“J expect to go to heaven. j - a
-“•No, sit l: yotiiirejfORS'^rifAt
canal!” *..., ; «*-i. v •; • *
..Add, suiting t,be Acrip^jq^lic-Arords,
Jie took Fipnoy ni.ins, ahd tosseff
hiija into the .. water, where ' he would
Afee.drowned tad not the lloatniait ie-
' lented atid fished him diit. - . .
-» * * * * „ '
: A teacher had bceti explaining tbbis
class tfiir points'of tlie coiripasv, and wl
were drawn up in front, towards the
north. * ‘ •- ‘
‘N°w, what’s before you, John ’
i ‘Tlie Nortlujir/ ; \ A. .*
‘And %hat behind yon, Tommy
•My coat tail, ■«/ »idlie to»»K V
(that’s me) and him (that’s Sol) were
blowing a cloud one of those hot days-
in July, just past, when iu comes “Nor-
val,” whose father on Shawangunk
feeds his flock of ivliito headed tu-eliins
by basket making and sich like. Ver
dantsays to Sol, “Ar* ycOu the doc-
tpr^ , ’7* 1
S s So\ “Xnre.”
n-yeon pull my back tooth ?”
(sententiously,) “Young man, I
can.'” juVYith the, -word, Sol' placed a
chair and the piitieut sat. Sc'
structionfrT-“ Jnko 'off your
your hioutly abut your oyes-bold
the bottom of the chair, and couut ten.”
Verilant (anxiously,) “Doctor will it
hurt?” i -;d r.
Sol—“No, sonny ; no, it won't hurt
you at all.”: ; :r
In went the instrument-—the turnkey
received a sudden wrench, and Sol stood
back triumphantly with liis trophy in
his haqd. At thesamo moment the an
xious Verdant bounded in the air, and
looking for an instant nt the doetor with
unutterable rage and disdain, seized his
lint and commenced makifigfor-the door.
Btfor leaving, however he turned upon
the doctor, and with air add accent of a
deeply injured man, exclaimed, “You
said it wouldn’t hurt—you nr' n d- .- — d
: Mil f shall Ncv’m lira Hi Kcece*
. The Vengeance oifrtfm alHbjl powers 7
; ilei)innfft'(l , ’linfne^vicfiiiis^*ao'd the intrep’ ‘
'A 'ybo'ba'd -wftlV nigh •.put /tlio- "
cioWn again oh Bbriaparia’a i hoaJ ; . at' -
NVaterbm, was to beoueof tliqin. Goiv- .
.ddhned td be shot, Ijeinnd lecj.-to /tlio
G’arden of Luxemburg on t.h« morning J •
of the 7tly of December; and ’
,'.4
fronfdf a fitedf soldiers, drawiu upt tn*
I/I 1 I I fir, f, nf’-i 1.1. _ it*’ _L . » ■ ■%
liar,, that’s all!’’ and sloped.
Yonv’s incidentally, S
SPIKE,
whom
Kr.-.- t'Ortev’s Sj.iritof tlio Tillies.
Simon Su?gs Rejecting tk» Flattering
iBCtiOBc-s 7 '
Evorj' body lias read of Si .vox SubctsY
Jotter lloojtcr” irrmoitnlizcd';
a 11 <1«/must evCry body is aware that
the verltablo old' Simon, {whoso real
name need need not he mentioned, be
cause that is no-body's business, nb-
hoic.) still fives; in Alabama. A year
pr two -since, lie came into Tuskegoe,
with an alu.ighty long face, aud a yard
of crape around bis hat,- and met liis
k>.T l/ini..: One-nf ilih- officers
tq l/andagtr liis eyKs, but hd repS^cd
him .saying r ’“Are you tgnorant-^tk'at
for twenty.'five ; jr»ai , sVl> fisCVei -been, 1 -
aenstomed to face-both halt .-mud
bullet? v . 'Y'“ -7^, - - “ f
lie then lifted liis lfst atrovC liin hfead,- '
and With the caRti Volc^ that had stead
ied bis columns so freouentfr in tlie
roar and lyiu)Uir«.ftt*Mle, said #. “I do-,
clare before Goff and man,,tl(ht i-uever
betrayed my Country r may.my*;tfcatl^|f?
redder lier happy.' Vivq fa Fi'aiice !”
He then turned -*tbih'b.-' aplgiapMcwstd^
striking hisJufliiAi -r^ww-nead, gave, thoc
•gRt, “Soldiers; - fif*! n - ; f .., -T
-A siuiiiltnncoiis discbnrpo followed,
and tlio “bravest of the brave” sank to
rise no Wiorc. “He tVho fought five hnn'-
dred battles for Fiance; not one against
hcr/'wtfe shot as aiFnitor!. •
As iTopked Oil the spot tyliero he fell,
l ciiiffd hot but sigh ! >qvcr -iii*.: fate.
Tree, he broke ln’s oath of- nllcgUtiice •
so did others; carried'away by tltSir at-
taclimeut to Nnpolcan,-andrilio cntliusi-
asm that hailed his Approach to 1’aris,
Still, he WasTo traitor, •
Oemx from ’ s*ilfrovidcnce ' la”
like a ciiiious piece of tnpestry , tuadc of
a thousand shreds, which,- sitiglq^ ap
pears useless, but, put 1.together,!?they
represent « bcautilnUiistpry." ' *
'There'
is no reason to ffearlha ruin of tbitf peo
ple who thrive by tliijhr losses and« mul-
riply by Wing diminished. Be not too
busty to bury,tl/c chufch before; -she is
‘deatf stay- all AJlmst jhas. tiicd hie
skill, beibio yuugiyo, her. up for . Jost.”'
h
cxcei
Wisconsin licit I •—Hjs convifl^rVc c t
forts with a knife And aj fork Attracted
d
pro-
J ona-
his ill- •
•pat ie 11 eg .v’ri h ieji ed
succ«8i}.;wheu kh fiig^dowu his ‘nfbnsils,
AfeJWfttfrfay >ith v 'Strangei-si* you
- ^ ’aseerttiinoff^that the
, ’You know, NeiL'sauI .Simon, '1 hero are foui'wiWlf,“fo»tt i '*ic(tM»Tters to
“that I have lotft iny compritiiou.” c (He the iiiobu, iwfl- quarters in. the year :
had recently lost bis wife, a most jiions- •Bub re** day*/ fbnF'balldii irf-vyhist, four
and estimable lady, l»y death): “nml he- suits trf.earus*i»janot». bav^ -four le^.
sides that, I havc-bofptthlnkidg-n.godfl
deal, IntelyY about' my latter end, and
the next world/’ e - .- j . *
■You!” Said Ned, “I always thought
that you wts a Dnivcrsalist.” • c ' /
. “fed 1 was”.' said;'‘SWoti, 'perfectly
seriou8 nnd 'cvldonfly impressed wRw
the.solemnity ottlufsubject; “hut PtrU
quadriijieds have tlrip same;i./i prisons
fiaVe four W.-dls;'- most people- cut four
meals’drday, malt«>n-aiul hinib-.be divi
ded ihto four quarters;- tiio,-fiddle haa
four- string^/ and most penpfo -jispire to
t>'e PresttloiVf of "GnUed States for four
years.stid rideae.-urlnge and four.
*4
i
Our
hand”
lie sees
i. *r benv; my la d, v-*«j. l-au at< or 11 e y,
tp 'a bny. abom glue year*old
- .. ■ - ■ . - ^ —^r-ll6 boy
ceery JhWLSii your came and sske(( what caRdwaafobe tried
* ■’*'' :; ' r ' - 7*f JW.kkh.llwJgw^yr ajusiscvod :r “ A case
1 * ” picli
>’ 1
Tv-'j:ca i
-fo#
an
RmillifHi 1 litlWIi. 1 “i j SUdhijik^ul. 5v,.^o« lilfolvJO. gain
... K-4> ^Oftcrien r. .7Xl.qboymil.m!^‘ l guess
, rj f i yqty, iiard. 'reuco|e—the
’ : f|CO|i.kk ^M^t iaqucy.Cut tf|io devil:
1 ^ Iififki-. -iiasi 1 lie:most l&wvers!- '
marked witli jtlftt.sktipHcifyHllcy * dias tho.most lsvvyers 1 'Y Y ' ^
quently put questions, -which'even.those , t ' _ ,.\y ' . ' 7
of mature vears mid extensive knowl- T JL L’Blbu’s'GoMPno.MtsE?—'ft'
clergy-
.— fof some
d prourji, on
7 tb fofo fitttd** Eddy,
'fibiVot ?liC'li6»t, aud!
tiful'and red ^ _
father, “1 will totTlnm Si&Snt
bf*eu itjyrmed flow.’
leaves with soliCRutifuVa
tlie-
Hmve
ilTtho’
No’fio answered tibbitatmgly’;’
A.»huuld$ Uky.a TjRsCalijfAit, auif. ^
V ERDICT * * N EURO }f f
It Was saifTdF a la'djT^ioijid^ jitt' . '
ciUttfoeicM her fourth de c^ffei^ud j' *,
biayed very loddly on neir fomicfc ! whil6
We,de urtdfeiwcribed darkies, bem*«
Kruftdrti Juriiy Ob disgutt, to sit on jhe
body bb dc niggar*BftmbQ,-nowdcad and''
gone before'»ss, had
Saidhiggcr aforesaid didH
dcfustcentli'of' Juyeaflber, |
deaf by failin'from'dto said ribbi
we find he was
and^ Afterwards was w
,-now ucau nnn K’ ia y e ^ very loddly pxr’neF »
i sl ** in .on tiKa'.iijivcr nlbidcd tti'Lct ago e®M>pt iu a J
on d& nigh , _ob | or, that tupou-, (pr
sN*4ti -BUbsat^Mrri^y. \ .ConundIvm.—In wW
xfef'lSMi «t.4» #
