Huron Signal, 1852-04-29, Page 19
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�Ne oarirlt ler w�Whom •�'.�g
,sbe�• Wang deep ble raptased ew.
sae eamrihtt
etdedame,
nem hyoids( and o sphere.
ffbegled
along, tbe image f sight,
ght,
(10,1 of the Lord
their TIMM seb•ing Tyres, with cadence light,
Waw raauonie wtW and (I;dmg emit's'
Sall earth took up the swel,lug byre
And usw•red M• k the goose( Oudi
Ise
of Hite
t•
ver Pr'
end
n
s the
through creation trod.
Whose fu°t,teps
Light le I,►onh's eoesten.hee,"
The ttstti•( sus all pruu..ly
Auw•red the crimson twthg beauty "
Hie garment's (liege my r ,
Tbe clouds above them echoed loud,
"Hu evening tent, bow vast are wet"
011ie voice is beard shove the
etel od
•His (tory thunders!'
"He rides upon m7 gentle wings!"
mother wind sighed, murmstmg by;
TEN 3111ILLINast
is asvatem.
VOLUME V.
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"TSAI GREATEST POSSIBLY GOOD TO Till GREATEST POSSIBLE NUMBER.
1tist`ihhei1 ! 'p1lt4,•ltlit±,; .+t-'+
,wx
ten, sort ere. • tbial that is joyfel need Wee*
17 is hIs,are . it ted sadb-elosisd by Ns
dew:.•ti•1 ialemeee. 'Ow i(e anon netts
t beset grew palsied arid callous irem ib Ioselt
-the best efurts a.J energies ball feeble
sad poireriaa before it, aad the very soul
shakes aMka.ters u at, relentless gra'
.Shea tt-t 1 young Baan, shun it, at the fret
approach. ShotC.ht thou permit its hau-
mwry thole art elleims. Rum and miar7.
4 •ittj)111L•rlt AND Mx T i 1)• (11 end t! .=.1.cedes,be thy ceata pertioe--
aT Tam Na tie TIM sere.
I tawny aid ger y La:. a wall accompany thee
t ' t• ay early, sall�.uoured grave --int„ tb0
-'` ^' NUMBER XIV. , setmre t. 1t .41W:intall dead
GODRRICH, COUNTY OF HURON, (C. W.) THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 18bSir
.......•• t•.ees. Abu. tbrnn, I'Lit r:tyr:cry of
enrolled in the 'teem that comew
from the green wood," I plead (silty' hr
One, of that perversity,M
coa.lde
r"
I
do rut
It strikes me that the boot is on the wren(
leg, decidedly. The steam .boars the beet
and makes it latest and Inoperative. Take
for example a little ether, or alebebol. le the
palm of your hand; it moos evaporates, or
Woes off is strata or ,spor. Show me
who lea whit warmer. Your Mod is cold
or -for to this Ia. there is so excepuoor,
-that when water, or any fluid, pawns into
steam or riper, beat 1,.bwrbed and carred
off.
I do sot believe the beat from the
The
The sliest air responsive sings, g • seam e,eaotog from a wood bre, is enough
"The quicken:0g breath of God am 1!" in a day to bnil • new laid egtf•
"Vtrbat song, .ro th•015 What roiesa n,w, "lye thick that such philosophers mi.-
Wbde 1 m' elumberisf rvelid• clnoet' I Isad the ignorant. Without undertakug
•• Arouse! I'll Mae lug the dew• to ba ser accurst, in this matter we rec-
.. Aad make thee blossom like the rose."' I tun to assert that a cord th t to dry, and
radio .ben be s- mush more Mat time a cord *Int baa bran
Earth', children, e, eta
.a \ye blee,0m gladly!" said the field,
Aad through the full ear. voice' rang,
6. We are God's blessing it the yl.ld-
Gerd best's against stern hunger seat!"
"We blear you!" *aid the modest moon,
u Wa tiles. you.•' cried the 6rtnauler,
rid,aek star claimed to giro the boon.
'reposed to its weather Ihroog
m
neas much as ILO Boston Wharf wood
is.
It le belieVd that that ''venture' le a
severe one. What is the exam diff ,ncf
between green a ood and dr).r
some barrel or mein a cord. Now can a roan
believe that as nisch heat can M obtained
The cricket chirped, all sweet and elear, Isom a dry wool fire Ifyou occasionally lade
"With drops u( dew he blesses me!" on a dipper of water, thereby making tbe
•' Jlad slakes my thirst!" refhed the deer. ! article so cheerfully commenter, about as
" Aad mine!" the leaf sang from (he tact: t viescwos as "gretu" wood. The Pfergk-
• Ile gives is food!" responde the rue, ,oris ia'ks as %booth ta. sap were the beat
Aad clothe" our lambs!" bleats eat the of ga d eomhwutibh et', or ss ignitable as
docks, ib. everlasting blowing op camphene.
"And though v er lonely earth we go, 1 don't knew what this dealers in birth
• He hears u. still!!" the raven croaks. and spruce in Boston will say to the notice
their property rehires at this Ploughman's
Ire sews wider spats 1a the tow thea the
imams iedsd pus.
tsar -s.sd,
sow a
N
secret D
of oar
W
w
ked coo -
unpin
a c
br nedesst, will be .li®cw
at N
1111111 le squer's 7a*Jr, and fur one contais-
isg !ti square Told., 1f soma In dells.
os. of sae Mad of cabbage air ►enroll.
seed will be 'sough for a bed eont.Inieg 9
quare yards, if sows is broadcast. or (or 16
.quare rude u digits.-GNbge Gardener.
Vsecsse0 ttaLY0s•--Take !1 pound of
roam, 1 ear Castile soap, 1 os. Vitiates ler-
peatiue 1 t..s. sweetsoi!-welt all together,
cool in water, cud work well, like sbue-
.5.15* s w11x.
'1'p. eburs is from our friend Isaac Wo k
er, of Morgan county, who assures u• that
it is a Mire antidote for burns, sprains and
wowed. of .11 hied', ea was or heart. -
Ohio CahiLotur.
Do.. LK WoiT$waw -Fix up a pail,
The turtle -dors her music cooed
To answering bird* that after slept,
"Ile gave us seats all through the wood,
Ile bath our habitations kept,
(;pan Grad's alter safe we dwell,
Our plem•gs by His band weUm ed,
UM*, 11s shade. sheet, we
Ws stumble, ,0 im anent test:"
" le oiliest reel !" the night replied,
•t Prelo.ging deep, tbe lingering tone,
Till from his coact., with crimson dyed,
TM day rewarmed his glowing throe*,
Lipsone the sus, and David woke;
Bo nett in palms had been his dream,
That Veer heal his lips it broke,
moil .1
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Harmonies, mew, God the theme!
THE LAND WHERE 1 WAS BORN.
sr ww. w051-0ca, at.
There is a laud, a level, land
Encompassed by the sea,
Where .ver, mo00tait, glee and strand
' Thrice bellowed is to m.. hills
is the land obese heaths/?
No foe e'er trod with .cors;
The land of rock and dancing rflts�-
The land where 1 was horn.
Mail! Scotia, bail! with love tot the.
i Myraptured bosom swells;
Linof the brays, the good, the free,
Of woods .rad flowery dell.;
[,arid where the thistle proudly Moms,
Fresh as the 'Mime mors;
1'11 love, till time this beart airwave,
The lard where I wee bon.
Land where proud Rome, in days of yore,
Forth led ber euuntlem hordes,
Till Scotts gleamed from ebony to shore
With empire winning swords;
But glory to our sires of old;
Uucomgtmered and untorD,
tJ.tarniebed laurels still eorold
The teed where I was bore.
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hand..
Where do them farmers live!
It la admitted by practical farmers that
walnut wood is worth most ler fuel white
It a green. 1t is the *assn with the sugar
maple-tt gives more heat to IM green stats
than it does after the w matter has
evaperite is the open air. How then ma
welchers the extravagant statements of
man who go by the book and prolese to
give accurate instruction!
Sure ,ousgh, Good nater, bow can H1
Concord, Mass., March 3, 1852.,
fol of lime and water ready to be put on the
well; then take a quarter ut a plot of t1-,ur,
1a f led
mix it up with water, thea pour es 1t bntl-
.p{( water, a sufficient quantity to the -kee
11; then pour it wbtlu hut, into t;.a oh te.
wash. Stir .t well together, ata it is read,
fur uta. This whitewash will eat rub uta.
iIttattire.
' Come on.'
Necessity lent me strength, and pressing
ml
Ieft foot firmly against the
Iver OnMLi
ch
1 stood, acd which each moment sank with
our weight deeper into the soft slimy ground
I sprang acrt,ss Carleton followed me.
• Wel! done!' cried the oil man. •Cour-
age, and a couple more such leaps, mid we
sleidi be getting over the worst of it.'
We pushed on, steadily but slowly, never
setting our foot on a log till we bad ascer-
tained its solidity with the butts of our gun.
The cypress swam; extended four or fire
miles along the shores oldie creek; it was
a deep lake of black mud covered over and
disguised by a deceitful bright green vase!
creeping plants and cosses, which bed ssread
thetnsclres in their rank luxuriance over its
whole surface, and over the branches and
trunks of the tree' that were scattered
about it. 'nese latter were not placed
with any very great rep lari:y, hen had yet
been eridendy arranged by the baud of
moo.
• There seems to bare been asset of path
made here,' said 1 to our g -tide, ' for
Silence !' interrupted Le, in a !ow tone;
• silence for your I:fe, till we are on fires
ground again. Don't mind the snakes,' add-
ed he, as the torch -light rev.:aled some en-
ormous ones lying coiled up on the moo
and lianas close to us.--• Follow me close-
ly:
But at the very moment that I stretched
i'orwarJ my foi.t. and was about to place it
SWAMPS IN CENTRAL AMERI-
CA.
The following sketch of a journey
through a swamp is from Seenrs and Ad-
ventures is Central Americus Edited
by Frederick Hardman, Lal.
We bad proceeded but a very short dis-
tance into the swamp before we found out
the use of the torches. The huge tr'mks
GLUM,' WaLxs.-it has always appear+
ed to mo that the grand principle of peeves"
tto5 of weeds on walks has been overlook-
ed; and, in a .sit to Shrublaod, i pot the
question to Hr. Benton, who., experserte•
m each matters s great, sad h. of Does
took me to seine new walks, Moo making,
where a solid bottom as concrete" formed o1
marble sad coons gravel, wee first reamed
doves hard before the drew gravel was laid
es titter this, few or so weeds will grow;
sad 1 may observe tint my owe walks are
formed in the sates way, and there is scares
• weed to be seen on them . -Southern
Cull.
Bator Hones. -Tho practice of as
Esglisb friend, who has cured numbers of
them, is to Mich a steady hers, or tam be,
bind them and pull them bsekwarks. It
should be done os smooth fair grimed.
The refractory beast will sot mesh sseb
treatment, and wilt sees be glad to go for-
ward at the word of command. The meet
etobbers will .field and be perfectly tree sod
tractable after two or three such lemurs
togs. The aforementioned friend, tells me
he fatted to conquer in a 'Male in,
stance, and that too without the stroke of s
whip or •therwtes maltreating the animal.
7. a. W.
F•oza+ PLsaTs.-!neglect of •ervaots.
absence from home, or unexpected cold
weather will occasionally molt In the
freezing of an •mateur cultivator'. collect-
'fake warning for the future,. added be,
as he helped use out of of the mud; ' and
1' •
look there .
ole
I did look, and saw half a doze* alliga-
tors wnthiog and crawling is the solium.
slime within a few yards of us. I felt a
richening sensation, and for a moment I
could not utter a word; the Yuaokee pro-
duced his whiskery flask.
'Cake o swallow of this,' said be; but no,
better wait till we are out of the swamp.
Stop a little till yoer beart beats quieter.
So you are better now. \"!, a you've
made two or three such juteroey, with old
Nathan, you'll be quite auother man. Now
-forward again.'
A few minutes later we were oat of the
swamp, au•! holing over a field of palmet-
tos which waved mud rustled in the moon-
beams. The air %vas fresh, and once moose
we breathed freely.'
of the cypress -trees, which s'o'd four or lin the print that his had left, the -hideous
lied
over the tree -trunk, ant twelve inches from
my legs -and the creature snapped at me so
suddenly, that 1 had but just tune to fire my
gun Sato bis glittering lizard like eye. The
monster bounded back, uttering a sound
between a groan, and, striking wildly about
him in the morass disappeared.
The American looked round when I bred
and an approving smile, played about his
mouth as he said something to me which I
did not bear, owing to (Inc infernal uproar
that now arose on all sides of us, and at first
completely deafened me.
Thousanda,teas of thousands, of birds
and replies, alligators, mamas bull -frogs,
night -owls 'Waifs, herons, whose dwellings
were in the mud of (Inc swamp, or on its
leafy roof, Sow lifted up their voices, bel-
lowing, hooting. shrieking, and groaning.
Issuing from the obscene retreats in which
they had hitherto lain bidden, the alligator
raised their hideous snouts out of the green
coating of the swamp, gnashiog their teeth
and stroking towards us, whilst the owls
and other birds circled round our beads,
flapping lend striking us with their wings as
they passed. \\'e drew our knives, and
endeavored to defend at least our heads
end eyes; but all was in vain against the
multitude of enemies that surrounded us;
and the unequal combat could not possibly
rate breath, and -ha! what is that log 1 I have lasted long, when suddenly a shot was
five yards asunder, shot up to a Leight of jaw of an tipster was suddenly stretched
fifty feet, entirely free from branches, which
then, however, spread out at right angles to
the steam, making the trees appear like
gigantic umbrellas, and covering the wbo!e
morass with an impenetrable roof, through
which not even a sun -beam could find a pas-
sage. On looking behind es, we saw day-
light at the estrum* of the swamp as at
the mouth of a vast cavern. -The further
we went the thicker became (Inc air; and at
last tbe eravia was so stifling and pestilen-
tial, that the torches burnt pale and dim,
ted snore than once threatened to go oat.
' Yes, yes,' metered our guide to him-
self, 'a night passed in this ,swamp would
Wive a man ague-strtack for the rest of his
days. A night ay, aa hour would do it,
if your pores were ever so little open; but
stow there's no danger, the prairie fire's
good for that, dries (Inc sweat and closes the
pores.'
He went on conversing thus with him-
self, but still striding forward throwing his
torchlight on each log or tree -trunk, and
trying ✓s solidity with his foot before be
treated his weight upon it -doing all this
with a dexterity and speed that proved Lis
familiarity with these dangerous paths.
' Keep close to me,' said he to us, ' but
make yourselves light --as li;ht,at least, as
Britisher! can make themrelves. Hold
ellen whin Sontk' with
nee *sea' ton , f (sere house plants. Whenever such
T. Law Edward's
seek wish ebur, occurrence does happen, immerse the plants
Awl theistic.
abetted vengcamca pealed In cold water fur live minutes thee place
Is tbaed,r o'er thy seller, ti.ern where they will be shaded from any
strong light; and subject to a temperature
of about 30 ti Fahreshett, or that of a eom•
mem sitting room. -Okla Former.
Baer roe FAMILT Un. -No Corned beef
is better thee that sand m clear salt and
deeds where thraldom oar a (rare, water, proridni 11 Is to be u.ed within three
n r four week, 'rem the time of silting.
"'kindless nfame shall roll; But whoa it is to be kept for al months,
Thvs on jAnnock'sabloody dell eomethtog mese F
A Wallace, matchless, dauntless, good,
His threats defied with scorn,
And nobly saved in field of blood,
TN land where I war horn.
Heil, Bruce! dread essence of the brave!
Hail, monarcb of my soul!
Thy r ed
! senieslatem-this witlierieg curx 1 the
the Sore an. r world--►wa it fur tliesows ooul'a e - :Jure ao' )emit male better Dusisess o• it
than mesah, it 7e Rel test•' ds sear r INtemeEIAYtL. This a 1.,0
1'w,' said itis landlord, ' 1 r"c . tare rove of busman fel:title--lbs cloud
so; that dolens as that is bright in social ei-
Mike relapatd into arle.ee, aeJ aQrr as tettcre-tLe'owim+ dem. uthat haunts li;e's
Lour'* tide, they halted a frust of al .eat '.. s
awl the landlord sung out to the peol•ric- path with ;Dolts and ;'b:ins--that spreads
hr-
hat lir, mis.,•ry mrd innuruie; in the damees-
' Here's the fellow that seek rose Gorse tie circle.and that strew the earth with
sad waiou.' rum -1 rellttations--ruined, hopes -ruin.,!
This brought out the stable •keeper and
h►s ostlers, and for former fur ; throws (urtuer+---ruimd i.arlh•eta .g) broken
Mike's head Dark w to get a lCir ilei of tiaarls. .load it God.hu�t angst
Itis face, said- - -
Thi.,a-'t the man.' TO'1'l!v: E li'!IU WRITE FUR THE
• Isn't the wars ('•repeated the astomaf:cd 'UC K.
landlord. '
• An' didn't I tell ye so l' said Al i.e. It w ut4 Ms greet favor to editors and
' But it's ineeelt that's obli;eJ to ye fir l.,,n; ,•, 01.'..•:L tt•"e• w!N wet a tic. the
takiu' me here. an' satin,; me the ['hut.:. .ir•r•
messiest sod 1oLl.i.ier W*t.i.n•osiletits weer
of :+ weary Journey on fut. An' 0o0, -turn- ii, . n
mag to the alabl.alceper, nye i, it our the I \t eve with !Eck Ink, on white paper§
war to the ralcroad, it's ll i.e :.!.1. my eerier..,!.
that'll %Vick be Out of -a ei..0 thry whe.e a. X1.4. tM p•gN oma:!, one fourth
honest11Km are vncltll7 treated.' !bat M •1•ul.rap.l,+rl.
Thtx road was poinlci on.t to Ali►e, and 3. l.eato tae second page of escb leaf
lee truujed elf et o ral•id Iwcc, w1t:e t!. 4 r1.
landlord, delibhrately tumors his It ate a- 4. Ibee to the srittes;age am aa,p:e mar-
ruund. &parted, amid a -bout of laughter. (It' eat 0rea.4.
6. \,.u.ter Ike pores in the order of their
inwardly resolving Oster b1 arrest a trio .lress1100.
fur Lorae-atealieg again. ray, V. :tie is a plea, b,•l.l band, lith les
rs►4srs :o WIuIy than piano•
F,..mn 11. Grip',... 7, j,'.. no ao',reeiatitas.o Ucb are mot to
YOUTII-LIFE-HAITI\ESS. ammo1. par■t, the matJeeriptailtshould
I be►nosed.
a Baur attETCH. { 11. )'sr vatic. teder►a-re *so here for
- - j email eapttale, tee; ter rattier, three.
10. 1stm: wteiI.0e w.1buut rhe core to
Whither art thou hastening, young met' .a.+ tae they.
Tby step is light and free, the:e .' a bars-' 11. Takewyec:al pacts with every letter la
ancy, an alacrity -a -spirit, of young life lrnyor nares.
1s. Re,Nw very word, to bo eure that
visible in thy every mutiuu. Thou lastest .
seer n .:lrgi, a.
happy -some 13. taut ,tirecttoe* to the printer, at the
to be iia some d: rain of love; or tori- � b,.d of tM fir•. page.
mess, or pleasure, has for the titletlaQ� 14. Never waste a private letter to the
flung its dein-stye witchery over thy lireh editor oo the pr,oter s copy.
soul, and thou art earnest to bury the sal- "Dewe yeti tusk m7 rzecollna of OtbSl?0
mating hope in the trial, dull, fleeting re- , • capital p.rlormancv! It 1■ 11 lay line-eir
it anti" asked a uegodtw o1 iuok . " W by.
alley. Speed oo, mar not thy step. Thou e.," repLtJ abs prow •kiog pupeur, all
art running on the same errand of all who -tr eatioes may be considered capital pst�
• formicary soil your pert„rmance of O -hello
Dave come before thee-tho0,'too, art in „ eertataly of that Claes for 7011 *z.eut•
pursuit rf hupf irks.*; and it is mot a tea uta, h hos, }o,Reetudlr, th.,1 05 0000 se
worthy, aid may not be a frimleu search. 70e lay b.ebs apes him, he is no Meer."
Itis true, this is a wonderful worid-it i+. Ctral'rs Facrs.-If a tallow candle b0
full of vicissitudes and errors, and diSeal- ! Dlieed 'a • fulled •hut eta dour,11 will go
tbto0gb wutuut su.rautmg u7 u,jary: sod
ties and .lisappoiato eats; and many,
aro the 1 t(• realest ball be fired les aur. it w,l{ rr
boss) arc; be flattened as if fired •g■iOet
thickets, and swamps and quagmires doll en, bird sub.trDce. .1 musket ball urs, M
may intercept thy progress u the j.rerar7 t teal ago:oil a sees of glass, 417,111
nd if the
of fife. But it is not all thorns and bas-' glue be si.rpendwd by a thread, it will make
bles. There arc green rots and• Limy no difference, and 'he thread nut even vi.
beets. Cvtk, it sunk 'r feel .n the ucoas '
spots -ouch that u beautiful, mach that is Twill sot ari.e un account of Ilse prersuId
lovely -yea, much that u hamar. 1'hiss--.4 Ole same. In the Artie Rey{wur, when
so hers, and moralists, and poets bare writ- ' lbeaartulur w pre* s• ro, sermons coo
p e.esenee 0.ore tete a mil* distant.
ten and reasoned, and said *ad song writ -
about d
(Inc darkness and di:":trlt s d the. -TOTAL N\' GECIs OF Tat; littrrlski "
journey of life. ' 'Cbey Lave whiled ' teed I. STEAM: FRIGATE BIRE.E.Ii•
lwnestd over the faille, awl . vices, mad* 1ILaD. -
vanities of the world; they nave declaimed Loss four Jlwnd,e.l and fftyfotw
on the frailty and futility of every thins in /tart- U eedciJul &cipttue 0f the
the thape of pkasure or enjoyrmeet, and ; Critmh. 'Thesis. -
have sighed bitterly over the uocumstabk 1O1Y ilio l.ed•,n T;mes,A{r.:?.]
thing railed human barpaaess- Fina!!, , • Ano:her tt rri!,Ie duast.: has , Lappetua•
7our.; man, .bey hate prtra7rd the 'sora at sea. At h o'clock in the meriting of the
as one sad, sunless wtlderxss--a Tint and .nth of k ebrm a:y ber Alajusty's steamer,
dreary charnel -Louse, strewed with the the Viric,J",sf,waswrec'kedbetweentwo.
wrecked Iwpes aid etlorts of a thousand
and three inks irom elle *Lore of Scuthtca
. i�ea. 'Llie esactsptt at which the rata-
wou:•lu't accuse an basest Irishman of the i generation'. 'rims gloomy plctuh" pre 'sail happened was 1'uiut i)atsger. Of
•
I.I:es of mc, of staling a horse, would I, smiled to all ---and to the young mind, tt t this pnrnt sl.c struck upon • reef cf-tutnkeu -
ye1, verly pernicious. ' Its somh:racns � ai rucks. The ship was stOOI.. ug eight lead
' You may look like an honest man, but shadow over their beat hopes, zed paralysesii a ball' L301' at the time. Thr wane* was
don't you see that's an exact description of their best e1To;ts. But, heed not. It n airl st'w„Ib. aril the sky serene, Lia the speed
111ntwhtt':Ilrrescort.was lass:1 through
you l' dark side of doe picture, and bebi.d it there • , s resales peeved ler .islruetaeu. The
An' what doe' that soy, sure 1' are flowers and swuhtre. Purwe thy path I rock penetrated :l.reugh her bottotn,1us1 aft
1 That you stole a horse and wagon.' steadily and straigkt-f•,rward, d turning, 1 the
e fat`s'+ ant im. iwelAy spam in ute a iteee
w
' Is it me, you mane t' *tither to the right band nor to t k:t. ' 1a:a-0 :e rn:tures clnlgiue to, Wed, olid
' Certainly.' It u not tette that the path of ti.e n Pk"- ton ,v;., all tlitt'minded of tbe Birkem.
''lake inc out of this, by the blessed St. ant and easy to walk in. it rs full of ibo. a" 1 brad. 01 ;3:3 person+ wLo had kit Silte-
Paterick; and Alike was fast making trar•ks and thistles, and ;II who triad it most (sea- ts� a 13.y iu the gallant ship but a few hours
for the door, when the landlord stepped tually stutnb1• tied fall. But the path of 1 Were, only 1`4 remain to tell the .aloe
virtue i, plain, open and intrtina. It u ea'1 Nok's'hat, 434 Englishmen bate come tel • .-
before him. w Iem.utable :until. `'�
' No you don't, said he, taking Mike by and delight;.rl - -free fi cm t:.e wl0Jials lead ` 'filen u n., mystsrr about the calamity.
the collar. zig-zag trtrunes slid torturing. tl:at souk 1 We are not left as iu the cat, of the Ama-
\like began to shed tears, tried to soften the path of the vin -u'. \\-elk I!i00 s it ir,to co i;ceture the origin o1 the disaa-
ter. Just what happened to the Orion off
the heart of the landlord. ever remein'oenultie m that Bice mei+t hears- Sen::iabcoast, or to tare Great Lirei•
An' sure ye wouldn't be the manes of Mused, and asst end m awry, cattle vis" p«f of Llnsterrr,La+bsppcned now. Cat.•
puttin' a poor fellow to prison -let me go 3110 costa nothing, amd is *00staed7 altred- lair Salmond. Un' olker i i cmmuaud,anxl-
mow, an' I'll never darken the doors of your ed with pkaaun. Be wt dtsuuura•+ed nes to sl.nrtnn IF.c tun to ellgna }any as
house again u sure as la flame's-' with the feit1k•snem-tam cot.!nes', tb.1 mar h:t, W11 1.n- tile, Irand d more oa tan has
' A%lute 1' asked the landlord. cruelty or the treachery of ,naukisd�tLis leer 1." eueg and tilt) -four persona hare
• Am' whit was the home ye read nn the too, is file dr t s..{a of the picture, sed I lost 'heir lives in consequence of his teu,en-
paper 1' asked Mike. behind it there is mnca t',:.t i• goo !--m'se6 Iy. Al norm as tiw s core{struck opts the
• It's no matter -I'm mare he's the chap,' that is generous--tn•:e'u that may Inc a,:si►- own euhe rstf 'ter Yeas
' ao were reat ib.
sad, the landlord; ' don't yeti think so l' ed. Ths very wont of ware have soma ! el m m. tie loner troop-deck
o '1 Lein ads to-
addreswg himself to the crowd who had redeeming q•:llity; and, in thy ju•1_ carat of Aspl it s fs:r, aloin they were spared the
gathered in the a poUhy f•-llow-s"Ill•, baths" the Land sl'l terrible agony of the nest twenty .11.10' s
' 1 e*, was the response. (piglet the evil, and het thy rtirstu^.e of the I at kart t;.e rat toner of deblh was leas pair -
In less than half on hose the landlord's character ever leap to the •id.; of mercy. �l than wit tithe n, n kers ere float
Annudi-
tic', and
team was at the door, sod Mike was order- llamas nature is colons sic ie.' u barium, 1.1a.• sou, ,p av he i to er endeared by air
ed to get aboard. with tete law o(kiudnes', and Doe -kilt of 14 ,bark who were prowling round the wreck
' Gare yc'II give m0 a drop of (Inc eta- biller boort-bwc.n4' of the h(,:".11 faewiy Prom the element the eh;p !truck, e1) ep-
ther, bail Alike, 'afore ye take tee out into spring fro... Iu glec t or viols m, of ilio taw. peso to have bees dot* that human revel°•
the Gold weather.' Let thy cant n 4(1 be to 4o as Tech Vinod a� cr coulee-* could ebrert. 'rhe soldiers w
'les, said the landlord, onkriag his boy and as little evl as she ci:' o„i•tance cI (19 "ore mwt.•reJ sew the s1,:r leek. i'i.
"ore rt of Biel NI ens *ler r area ib .
to set out the decor ler, rase ..ill vow .l) i email--aa'1 ''•.y ao d.>sg Ibe in;lace of life. 7•i:e men (1) into
I3era'� to the health of 7e; J Mike thou inayeit reieore sissy a difficulty,' *'reel i, as o., 111. pantie hro0nd.
' as' may (Inc blessed \ irgin part,.et ye and soothe lazily • seas, Lad alleviate mie 1. were toll -off into relieve, awl sent
save ye from ever bels' w my attire- "aerial; to thy ow -creatures. art .dt., t he el. �ptain Wright.sieto the el AO d oleo
avowedly, reap a b barrrsl of mteafar t.r a
tion: first re,r(;apl, who tto . *3 tb
The ligeor wee drank, and Mika and tlx and weirs:mt1 for thyself. Life n out . dreadful ,ccnr.t•Cs as:
lautsi
•
Jird started ofi for toe town from which alI 5+o+1+me. 1.5 mod, o(N liar M aadr ! }:eery roan d11 as be was 4 reefed, or -
t brae bad boos sleeks. en, if prolrnce end wisdom are sadered to' there wa. nM • rh ora murmur ems'
&tate. Bet there is the ssyatery of tbedw ost;l 11.' res.tl rthde ber heal ph''
Derisg else firm pert K tie jo,r.e.7, maw, areal w- 1 endd e t site 5117 indiciJrl . hard'
Mille was eteeedsary tseitern, slid the snare/emu; sad O, young did more then aantbar. All'. nveired
leaked was not dispose to disturb Ism I• it is the a ithrrini, petal! reset herr of bfe ! t! aces,. and had them carried osl in
Ohm N se lime w*i.it flee from death. for I gore we'-. etsb.etMg im.teed of go
gmdihtioea. 'Chez had prneetd•d some .e pc,w,med i the bottom; there eras mkt iii. iii'
THE IRISHMAN'S STRATAGEM.
Mi!.e Maliony was an Irishman, crery
whit;but then he was a shrewd Irishman,
and cbta::ced more money and cold victtl-
als by Lis wit than by hard labor. In fact
line was determined to make this country
what he had been told it was before he cause
over the • watber; a place where a man
could 'lire aisy.'
It happened one day that Mike, who bad
strayed up irtto the country, was auxious
to reached a railroad depot. His legs were
weary, and though be had partaken of a
substantial breakfast from the well spread
table of a hospitable farmer, the idea of
travelling miles before nightfall, had little
charms for a lazy fellow like hits.
Mile bad travelled about half a mile,
when he observed • large handbill posted
on the sign -post; and, though not much of
a scholar, he managed, after spelling (Inc
hard words to read as fellows 1
STot.E:v.-A man calling himself Wil-
liam McClain, hired of the subscriber, a
gray horse and Concord built wagon, for
the purpose of going to Kingston and re-
turn the same day, but has uot been beard
from since. Said McClain was a small
man, pock marked with a sear under bis
eye.
' That's me,' said Mike,' barren' the sear
and that's aisy made.'
Mike jogged along to the tavern enter-
ing with a down cast look, took a seat be-
fore the fire.
In a few minutes, be beard a whispering
among the inmates, and felt that the pros-
pect for a ride was not so bad as it might
be.
Soon the landlord entered, and after
whispering a few mom-nts, be tapped Mike
on (Inc shoulder and said-
' Where's your horse my good fellow r
Horse, said Mike looking up.
Yes, the horse you hired.'
• Sure, am' the owner has him; ye
t be added to prevent the
Tb, seam shall aye on: meat from taking up too muck' alt. The
Bi'itFht glory crowns, ted ,*lour sbislds tendency a fur the meat to take up salt and
Th. land when 1 war bots. exclude its owe juices,, thus (saving • hard,
dry fiors, penetrated with salt, 10d about se
nutnctoos sed fit for a tette u a boiled
beel•tep! We five • receipts ver preeerviag
beef, one which we bad tested.
Let it be thoroughly cool, but not fro -
see, sprinkle the bottom 04th. barrel with
"leaf Turk's Wand .alt, pack the pieces and
sprinkle salt sad Is this wooer fill the
hens). Add to this el* pounds of clean
brows sugar, spriokld epos the meet u you
pack. Thin process is only for the cold
weather, r.gnire• but little salt and the bar-
rel most be kept in a tool place. As soon
u tbe weather becomes warm enough to af-
feet the meat it must be token our, washed
in cold water and pot into sew brine rufci
ently street to prettrr* it, adding 4 lbs. of
sear, with cloves and slippiest, If desirable.
The following is the reesipe of one of the
largest beef peckers in Qniney Market. -
Thr. pecks of Terk'e idssd salt and four
poasde of sugar to a barrel of beef. Ile
uses the three pecks of salt besides that
seed le makleg the brisk. -New Mislead
Far.
/mod et the mist ! where dausties. b.aox
First rest the Papal veil -
Where covesa5* hymns, from glens and
rocks,
Came floating oa the fele--
Where martyr boots, o piles of fin
Sy Papal v.ngeanee torn,
Fey truth epee your steam expired,
Great Iced where 1 war born.
Hail, lead of sear when eremitism Isaide
Have tuned the heavenly lyre;
Where Tassabilt'a soft stream are heard
To Weed with Bare's fre-
W here Smits n peerless splsader Wood,
Aad Hogg sweet tumid his been,
TIIl echo swelled tbro.gb wood sad glee;
Bright tied where i was hors.
Laud of my rev.! laud 0f my joy!
Laafl wham my life begs.!
Lead when 1 rambled when • hey,
Aad engem when a meal -
Lead whore the eagles cleave the sky,
Aad mew the wertd with soots,
PB breathe your same is lifi. last sigh,
Dear Med whet. 1 was bore.
AGRICULTURE.
These shiftless and lmpeedeet Mho. wits
r beer the aereer7 ep. ad the pot
b�sihI(t with gram soggy. weed, *redirect-
ed to fl. Merreedasefts Plewgk'a'n of lest
aerie k,► • plow. -•After sew jedle rue
*5mart0, tie editor Omagh, sad barrows les
readers octet the fellewisg fashion:-
" Men pNNeephere boss told ate pvbli4
hew mesh .bog loess by Musing geese
weed -they ague tit beat *sough meet
M ted bytbe dry ktaddsg• is Apel
l w mere be die r" sties of used
b.f."' a eta he oap•eted from thea
...set ewe mw`•�M_w much test is evolv-
ed le the etea�ibeteenee from its gees
used!
AM l wutieeerbar•" west M right.
-Tei "mei dd rare bore a metol est gree
weed llai y911t J1�e bare "gime
7Hbe5511
melee tree Medi • thing
wee a sea* " Ns Dais! of el itry,_ `w• d will rides
the inirerN.sWIN
whether Is lib gjg••s1 * .d eb 'yes it will
Mama haw W slasesplawe; rad
Were ihet- Joao sweeter, meet be
emperehihikites6 6. re of by dm
• aftag'���� I Irlrat the a. Vusem«
Oft It yMwDi `heat ar Mao ...h !mt 1.
r air eta omoblwlmi
Rollo, Nathan; continued he to himself
'what's come to you, man! Don't you
know a sixteen foot aligator from a tree!'
He had stretched out his foot, but for-
tunately,
or-
t I before ratting it down he poked
fired, followed immediately by another.
The effect they produced was magical.
The growls and cries of rage and fury were
exchanged for howls of fear and complaint
the Orators withdraw gradually into their
tuna a y, 0 0
what he took for a log with the batt of his native mud; the birds new in wider circles
Che supposed bl h -O of wood gear` around; the unclean multitude were is full
gun.
way *little, and the old squatter, throwing retreat. Dy degrees the virtuous 001x0
himself back, was within an inch of ptisluug died away. , Bot our torches bad gone out,
me into the swamp. and, all uonnd to was black as pitch•
Ada,
friend!' said he. not in the least , In Grod's same, ore you there, of l man;
d t d you thought to sarcumvett asked I.
t+comcer e ,
honest folk with 700r devilry and rum- a "What! shit alive t' he reill ie l wit a
Dim ' far (bit jarred unpleasantly upon my
' What n the matter 1' asked I. serves,' and the other Ilrid.st.cr too ! I
' Not much the matter; lie replied, draw- told yews were ant done. These brutes
lag his knife from itis' sheath. '014 an defend themselves if you attack them upon
alligator; there it i, as lin.' their own ground, and a single shot is suf-
And in (Inc place of the log, which bad ficient to bring them about one's ears.
disappeared, the jaws of a huge alligator But when they see you're in earnest, they
Med before us. I raised my gun to my soon got tit ed of it, and a couple more shots
shoulder. The Yankee seized my atm. sent among them generally drive thein away
' Don't fire, whispered be. ' Don't fire again; for they are but senseless squcalin
so loog u you can belp it. We ain't done cieatures after alt.'
bee This well do as well: be added, as \\-Eliot he spoke, the old map struck fire,
Te Rowenae a tiers Assures. -Take
of aimed geetwn root este fosrtb reser,
fresh lessee and or•mge each, ase ounce, and
macerate is a plat of boiling Ovate', and
.set; -thou a4d denture M rhubarb, ase
cosec, eoapoI.ed titmice" et cardamom, hall
an ounce; spirits red lavender, o fuwth e1
es wee; loaf sugar, two oarless. Dose,
small wis••gksw full early a the storming.
_Tie Fisc.
r .-
d drove bis long knife and 'it are of the torches.
At -
into the ligator a eye.
• frigIitfOl bowl, ted Imbed violeutly with here, continued he. ' Aad sow forward,
its tail, beapnmklies us with the Week quickly; for the sun is ret, oat we hove still
slimy mod of the swamp• some way to (0.'
' Take that!' said the squatter with a .\nd aygaio he ted the march with a shill
grin smile, 'and that. and .bat!' stabbing and confidence in himself which earh mo-
ll Ise. -n the neck and meta ineressted our relieve germ him. At -
Ile stooped down, an o e
1'be Monster gave ' Luckily we have rather better footing
Mwber of stela is •given fsaetity, owl
At spare thy .711 sew. -1 oz of parsley •
seed bee is A 16,900 •.N.; end a r',ot tor,
of u is •s ant(► far m..1e( s drill 00 yards
lea/.
er salsas reddish seed °Detains 1, .
920 reedit, sod will .w, lwesdeeet, a bed
assuming 10 urs lards.
1 ea. ofsoma seed casters& 7,006, ant,
sows broadesat, wfIl .flee for 14 'memo
rude of trommet het, i1 sows s. ant*. led)
be eieugb far 90 drilla, WWII 4 virile long,
w abevet 114 mews 7irde of retied.
1 setas A dour- .misted ewer( bdeey -bes.s
*mines 'IgM ssshq wireb are rough 10
our 4 rev, •aeb 7 yard. in.g.
1 plat W s meet ronere **stain 904
seeder sal le meemtgk fee 4 rows sob she
porde
1 Wetlee Itiegbt'm Dwarf swarms gess
e.wedwe 1,1M seM. 1 pfst a Early War.
IAN ��ee99ae pen, 6,H O. 1 p.. 0f rr�wsnba Blrmm
`ay ems MM them pieta user. $ retie.
•eai 4 tarda, as the lager pas require b
the brute repeatedly Te
the ribs, .hila it writhed sed snapped furl- ter proceeding in this mam;er for shoot
coaly at bin. Thee, wiping his linin, M hal( se boar. we saw a Idle light Ftimmer
stock it w M belt, sot: looked keenly Med in the di•tan: c.
ewetisusly around him. ' Fire minutes more and vier troubles
'I've a notion there must he a tree (reel are over, int now is the time to he r*aGOen
►areaway; it isn't 3k first time I've follow- for it is 0n the bond'** df thea earned
e.'
ed this trek, There it u, but.e goodno , sic .i a wiy raptness to rid Myself oligatorntw.t love to gee more
Cost of.' And so saying, be the -* a dry land, f Wereely beard the lashes's
• ' There is near eget d ns, tend get a
Linea ver., orae, Cried i. t d the Tory. Suddenly I felt
water Store. • i ser it glitter.' little M free laced el feel,
Wbst en call water is a log, tm whirl 1 had I p
Pooh, water '7 ire wa under we. I lid scare'[) line
aaaltes Come es. [ v 1 ww. M flay
I lssitated, ala a shudder rem. oar ga rail .t' Hdt i• vibes e► d
ssheeet was .r -pots is tM swa'57. with •very hew►
ws-T!s apt m � stood peel of Milking deeper.
book
die oa miles
wyp ?tithe
prn onkel k to wow, yes, mates Oise er 1 _.� 1 w� .ww a*ry timbres+u
a wi/img ems, bet it wee ever es ,you wiM brt7 es: said the aid tease r A: •int rtTD�s�t Wg tM jnl. urs- v l,tauaa il. slaiw hs dsAace' T1' j t►efa + *D aaiaD yt.w6sfltr
betWi inw cashes mid ti n venins/ oat
.aril u las , rd st the acnes ism tttpimr ter ad 3ilr R"r• «the Ito+. 4 1�ws ! o.i % tai f
ee at* sii the'onat5. ani..+ 1M dsa8sol � 4 Im ebsfbt ams try tk1 t Tw 17 k r_ s s+IIjIMr !rem
1 Aweariamm mils% were vire Sieg• 1
amd alaghted u *lett'
os words- and all the st.ppiag plum user a waw
p1... t lie's i be0te0
1
t 4 .♦ testeme, iTi ,r`.. a wn.