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few months enc regimen, ON the former. am! Two
on tie latter winch will so far Tho ,sbusc-
mehis IN The west, AS tn absorb large poricn ui toe.
money collected from the sales Of public lAnd IN .
quarter"
Who then. according TO the r. Y. Patriot.
Is IN opposition 10 Mr. Mohror's adminisrra-
ton Why Mr.. Monroe himself who is the
great Radical Mr. NJ. himself Who il
IN fret. and according to his otcn shelving
gnond hoe, in opposition to The admiuis,ra-
lion? Why Mr.. c. pimself. Thus we 90.
LhGUfRA. May 29.- W"had report ves.
lerday that large division Of Morales army
IN passing through Coro, endrav omring t.,
reach Porto Cavello, were entirely defeated
by Padre Toros, and 200 men Ieft dead ON
the field of battle. The account comes oil
cialIy and is not at all doubted
The Political Jockey club Race. in last from,
Nashville Gazette" has been read y All rIa.s,s
II IS one of tie finest pieces of bumnr wh e Press has
presented odhe public Iur long the hest nro-
He' oh which has sruug from tie hot bed irasi.n-
iinl Election Itho he re outhsr j. the uues,io,
Whi'h passes from almost every mouth Let hi be hmm ~,
NAV We should lk" his foe gcuiu, frrquenly em-
bodied IN The local habitatinnn ut a new spaper.
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GLOBE INN

VI undersg CRED, Agent for tie Proprietors and
from ilag rstD"n, Md. having taken and refted tb
eies"ni establishment formerly known the CnlumiiaD
hn situate on Market street. adjoining Me.srs N'Donahl
ma h.i"eN respectfully sniic the patronage pub
nc. ihefe attached is establishment
E-"ing Room, Hn every otter accommodation necessary
Tor Inc comfort and convenience of his customers.
G.. BELTZHCOVER,
Agepi for the propricor,
g"nrel rHrri1ge and horses hire at The Globe Inn
T fillmore. June II. 70 .,
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Richard G. .qnderson. Esn. Minister from
this government To- the Republic Of Colombia.
and his family, arrived here Yesterday in th,.
Steam Boat Norfolk, from Baltimore. and
Immediately after proceeded lo Old Point
Comfort u the Steam Boat Richmond thence
10 embark on board the L. S. Ship John
Adams, capt. Renshaw, which is Ia convey
him TO his port ofdesiination
NIvr,ft Ieoco,-
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TIE steam slip Robert Fulton was sold ai
New York on the Cd inst. by order uf ile sd
minstfaiors of The late David Dnnhsul, ESQ
for s 20 600. The vessel was purchased o.,
Ecnry Eckf1rd Esq
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I'pNpON, NAY y
PARIS PAPERS.
Capture or .S.4R.4GOSS.9.

Istegraphic Despatch, Head Quarters, 2jh
.fprii O'Clock IN The erening.
At the moment of sending my letter it is
announced that Saragossa has been taken by
most vigorous effort ofthe French army
Our troops have entered Tudrla His Roy
al Hlghness the Commander in Chief has or
dered that the officers, sub-ofiicers and sci
diers of The 4ih division, commanded by lieu
tenant general Viscount Ohert, he particular
ly honorcd, for their excellent conduct al the
taking of LOgr0no on the 18th.
We press on the blockade of Santoua with
Increasing vigor. The fort of Lnrcdn has been
taken On the els, by the troops of The Faith
winch makes ns master of the Roads of San
Iona. Communication has been established
ny the right bank of The Ebro with the second
corps, which continues its march on to Sara
Sess'i. The Revolutionary troops retreat in
every direction; the deseriion is very consi-
derable A great number of soldiers, uhu
have been forced To follow them, eater then
habiiaiuns.
No news from the blockade Of Parnpauna
and 81. Sebastian.
"a Il.
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The markets in Liverpool had undergone
no change since our former advces. We have
seen letter of the 9TH ult stating that the sale
of cotton was brisk at former prices - and that
, small reduction in the price of bread stuis
had taken place. Ashes were CT to CO Rice
IFS cd TO S3s cd Bark IL To Ia Tobacco .
TO @.
A treaty of peace and commerce has been
concluded between TuDis and the Grand
Duchess of Tuscany, by which the latter is TO
he placed on the same footing with the most
favored nations.
The advices from Constantinople are 10 the
e6th of March, at which time great prepara-
tons were making against the Greeks, and the
government entertained the most ardent hopes
Of success.
The disturbances still continued in Ireland,
particularly in Cork and Limerick, where
houses were burned and property destroyed
TO "A most awful extent
The London Courier ofthe cd ult observes,
letters received from Oporto, dated the 9Th
ult mention circumstance of the greatest
importance, the violation of the territory of
Spain by the Portuguese troops. Amarante,
with his forces had reached Benevente, and
Rego in pursuit of him, has his head quarters
at Sanabria ; both towns are considerable
distance within the Spanish frontier. Amarante
In the House of Commons, Wednesday,
, April 80, the debate on rhe late foreign
negotiations was resumcd.-Mr. Cam
ming addressed the house in warm and ami
mated manner, lusiifying ministers in the
course they had pursued.-Having once made
up their minds for peace, they directed all
their attention To preserve that peace, if pos
sIble, to all the world-peace, il possible, to
the states ofEuropc-peace at all events TO
England. consistent with ITS safety and hSnur
tCheeis.) Ii was his (Mr. C's) firm belief that
the war was not SD much the work of the
French government, as of faction, by whom
the war was forced upon them. He also be.
leyed that up Ia the latest period they had
hopes of peace, and that at any lime they
would he glad To avail themselves OF any
channel TO creep out of, and avoid war with
Spain.
lie was followed by Mr.. Brougham, who AT
the conclusion of his speech, recommended
Mr.. Macdonald To withdraw his motion. The
house was unanimous In reprobating the con
duct of France in their uniustiliable attack on
Spain, and he wished 10 preserve that unani-
nifty. Mr. Canning would not permit il To
he withdrawn, and ON division, the amend
ment approving of the neutral policy Of min
isters WAS carried by amaiorly of 37a To CO.
This event was hailed by the ministerial MEM
berS WIN Ioud ana repeated cheers. The
Speaker then took the question on the origin
al motion, which was carried in the negative.
He next put the question on the amendment
the ministerial members cried "aye." and
the opposition remained silent
On Friday the Cd ut. Mr. Canning brought
up an answer, by his Majesty, to the address
on the state OF foreign relations. His males
ty heard with satisfaction the assurances of
support given him by his faithful Commons (;
ne was tina lkin to them for the satisfaction
which they had shewn with his exertions for
preserving the peace of Europe.
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.uuseum # Foreign Literature
und Science.

Conducted by ROBERT WALSH. in.
ne nature % tins erterpiise, may he under
STOOD from lew considerations which the al
Vertse's wlllventare TO snbjoin to their anunn-
cbaoh oI4t. The periodical works of Great
hliialn ana France contain a mass of literary
hdseentsite Intelligence, whi,n doe notreach
'"e American Pubbc ior want OF a suitable
channel, hut WIN would be read anon, II,
WIN equal pleasure and profit. Such IT the
BItlsh Heuews aud Magazines a. are reprint.
Ga III me United : tatrs-not excepting the T.
dlnbnfgh aad Quar,rtlv Revlens=em5riee
nlhch matter which Is Of iittie interest aud oil no
advantage To the American reader. and not IN
frequently itted loVltiite his literary tlsle. his
mo- al, ~ h political principles. II Is d,sra.
ne, uhdtt t1e7e cfrs matanCt That a selection
should hemadc, sueh as would iarnlah the va
'uahle ana sife tanning poItipn OF their con
t.hls, To The exclusion oithc uthet portion Ton
81 tlhg OF de.alle and 5pe, ulatrons either unin-
tefeslih% IN III meelyts, OF mschicvou5 IA thelI
tendency, o. alto -etheC oil local colcrrn and
application. GA thu plul, idle expense and a
h"lt IS cansuui ton Il amc, would be DIVA
tea III f1Ees DIET tue oil meiIt might be sub
sliteted many ui value which now ,cmain ua
known aud inacgc, jhia. Ol several British
journals OF the scientific aud crud,te cast, AID
others JUDGED at mnlc aeaetal aud attGe same
time very sol.d caalacte little OF 20 use !,
made by the editors and compiler ofthe perio.
ltai works ptlrted in lie United STATES.
The obIest OF the one now alrelt,.cd. IS the
'ecumnlaton, ia a permanent loin, OF thc ma.
teIas thus neglected, AID of The hls.aIy and
SC entlilc uticcs worthy ot beng tcpiintcd IN
TN, country, lut wliyh, "h,u -, are accom-
panied hy othe possessing o o5Im 10 oltcn-
hon y M erIlauy the select Re,ieus-akin|
IN thedsi sign, La rot equal in comprehensive
ness, h tAe present, tl,ui-hcd lor some years
N this city, aud would, ii may be presumed
h'Vteonuuaed iobe supported by a wlde-spre d
subscription, but 10, an alteration Of the dian
andaser,s Of adventurous reyerscs. The rev.
val OH. With la'ger stole, would seem likely
10 he attended with atl mo.c signal success
thanils onsina. cAlsieuce, owing t. the pieat
muItil hcdton oI readers ot periodical wnks.
ana ne wide diliue on of the habit Of seeLlne ia
hem, both information and amu5 cueut
The btuaean couGucneedln July, 1922. Ill
10 ms tuueoiumes ase.r.
Pabtia5ed moatiig= ffrs 5it bgiios ycor,
pDga5Re in aitouce.
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Chrioti0n advocate.

The uuloa. al literature win penu,u, rnr,g
lamty. AT all tiue, ,rluortaif IS ,er,iIi, I,.,,t
tnistnnc. nd,n ttl. counr,,,. 'rLrsn. n,,,s.oI
the Truth As II Is m l..us an. u.oa al tne,,. 81,
dcNols 10 maintain lnrir cause and c,len,lthe
Influence, by the powerful gll>,ilniirs OF e,ud,
ton md TASTE, and Iitnc Truth lie iait naked. ,n,
appeal ony IL a careless or sIov,nly oarL. il
Will not be likely To attract the ,llcnt,,n and
win the healts ofthat large and important POI
con oi the community which consists OF the
youu%, the cultivated and the aspirin We
know, lndeed, thai success H. cuItNaung evan
5edcauUth must come llom God, and taal
nothing tut ms grace VIII ever change 81 Il,
human he1u. Sui we acknowledged mia.
cles-wc areoniyto expect the mile 0 Pow.
| aencc, and the influence Of BiyInrgr IN tie
use oiylsorous eXellions, and ol iucaas uata.
rally addP,ed to tine effects intended 10 be ptoz
duccd. When tie oncmie, OF vital eodhness
a771'l twin ia nm, and vii, and tdale, hey
must b. combdlted WITH the legitimate use oi
thc aIihs wmchthey ABUSE. la tnI, { VIC, me
Gnu tan AIvacate a pit e, t. take ,palt SCH
sibic, indeed, that t must be an h mple yut,--
| II Pnc5 to he somewhat s,rumertall IN ne.
venting the evil effect Of Literature misbpp ,rd
~ cult IHg and diliu-mg sound bbl,aai. IN.
ucIsm5 ~ exposing misrepresentation md SO
| Phsiy,lu c.0lhIng the pure doct ~, of the
20 p,i IN that chasle ana at actp ed res which
mey gave iul effect Ia Thea, native. cha M. J.,
andeav,rngto cherish the love oflraruinr and
a u7t TASTE among DE your yer CLERGY. aud 10
promote, generally, anon . utLadex cbri,ti,n,
that toni and aspect - / &c e. aT.g,i,ral plety.
which ah elldcn .pssr dIe TINT it J, not hosti,
but uishIy ht otabjr 10 whatsoever Il ms arc
true, honest, just larc lovely. and of uood r..
port tn d.. the ni,inc blessing, II shall
be found thu tnescle-ults L, aav considerable
extent. hoycoe.n > odl.ceIby ta.s publication
it viii be>e rendered ,c,,igc in which All Who
| shaDaarc st.n il the!r aid vii nave reason .or.
ever te cioee.
} Tie Eiur5 Of matte which tbs publication
viii esntain It 10 not on.ht ..c..s5ary 10 ,se.
city indotai!. The Ed.tor wl,laTc cnasr. y
oeiole han The b ST ieiSous Elsse.ian'es,"hIc
are puh!ssh he'd hoth,n r"toPc AMI Che Unlt'd
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Journal Of Foreign .HedicfRe.


Conducted ~ SAMUEL. PRlIJN. 1r NJ
-. aud WILLIAM PRICE. NJ. u.
A. its ht'' indicates, the 1ournalnov niItrc,
10 the patronage olthe puh.le. Will L. con sit,f
e 'ninsly "a the principle 81 Ntha5i0a m,
h"''A feature olthe plan. mere dfslHetl, rntiu.
eiated, 4 10 present. At stated intervals, a satt al
Synopsis Of the Foreign Magazine. journals.
ana He1eNS, appropriated To M,dioiuc AID It's
kindred Science
no one viii doubt cimpoitonce orths de-
SIN, who II eonvetsaut with the Periodic a
works Of Europe. A. !, incident 10 such pub
LEGATIONS, The matter which they contain - alto
gether OF mixed nature. aud 81 merits themo,t
unequal. They are vast del3, where golden
wheat II too often choked hv us,lcss Of rerni.
elous tares, md where II ,mprIt, rs Ike the
prudent husband man, To Ielect tie one, and
hoaid the other. These publications. are,
h'oieCVti, At tins time 50 uumcrous. SO costly
and SO difficult 10 be procured. that really thry
can only be consulted bNB Atee majority OF the
cnievatots OF seienccmlht United Stalrs, laro
MEDIUM somewhat snillr 10 tie one now
proposed. u athctrlofe meant TO I've an eN.
taet 81 eopuus ol then euutents, AS not only to
exhibit the Progress oithe phesioal Sciences n.
otead, ballo 10 away, m nieat dcgrce, the
necessity ottccurine Il the uotks thrmseivrs
The contents olthc journal will be arranged
under The divisionor
l. Selected Papers.
=. Selected Reviews.
}. Medical aud Philosophical Intelligence.
T. List 81 New Publications.
he work is pnhi,he in numbers in Ianuo
~, April, July, aud October, form,og yeo,ly
large volume
This Journt' i continuation Of the lice
tne Rcpeitory, and was commonwealth January,
1871.
Pa6l'shc3 quarterly Price Fopr poRaga gear,
pagabt n ndt@rf.
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a. The EnlroRs OF TIN VtnGrvAN,
agents for lynclbUs and IL ,ieinty,D So
len subscriptions 10 the above works.
The North American Review, aud Amerl-
can journal Of Science, particularly, are
now wcII established, and have decided
clam to public support, as forming impor-
tant parts Of oar aatioHH literature.
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The North American Review.

Was begun in lsl5, aud has since been -leadi.
~ adyaneihe in public estimation In Janua-
ry, ia20 the cditorship was assumed hy Pro
tessor Everett, Of the University at Cambridge
News nglund. A mar series was aeu com
menccd, with Which il i convenient thnt sub
scnptlons should begin. Order, for any part
oi The work will however be thankfully r..
ceiVed by L. Liaell aud by Il Eoais Henry
Who are nlerstrd,n The publication
Padi'ahtd 4prrhd4 Ptice ttcs Doius a
gro4- payaaIe az aRfauff
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Of NE human mind
/" II is avery just saying of French
writer, that II Is not easy Ia persuade mrn
10 put The lrfcaSon ia the place Of their EYES.
aud That when, for example, after u thou
sand proofs, they are reasonable enough 10
Go their best tn believe, ih1i the planeia
are 81 mnhg Opaque, solid labitablc olha
Ike enc eanh, lhcy do mol believe il ia
lne same manner a. lley would have done
II They mover looked upon them in another
llght. There sill cumts back upon their
belief something of the first notion which
they bad, that clings 10 lhcn with an obsl-
nncy which II requires continual effort 10
shake ON
What we cal the greatness ola nation
"a nothing more ian lhr uninpofa number
Of llllle interests aud lilIc passions ioired
ln one common object to nhich insigniG
cant elements, "a wonderful when eoml,in.
I'd, II We could distinctly reduce, by ana
lJsls. The most upryalrd power that has
ever commanded The admiration nrd envy
oi The world, II would at frat view, run
some l'tle risk of appearing eontenptible.
The advantages of tins social union Of
mankind, IS silently lei At any moment.
49, '''a'+''"hlA ~ ilHHtit ~ compare
son, rs almost 10 sinl, into nothing the oe-
ea5ional evils 10 which the aggregation aud
maselng ol 50 many powers wien H. dl-
fected may give rBc-though tlIese Terri
tic evils, may dwell more permanently In
The mind Ike the siaitatioHg Of storms
and earthquakes, which we remember feIe
ever, while, with a sorl Of lhanLleas forget
lnIness, we scarcely think of he calnl beau,
~ aud regularity, which season after sea-
son passes over rs. The rock which de-.
sccndbg from the top Of mountain, laws
waste Nhaiercr it meets ia its progress
anu 10 attempt To stop which whle lis
short career lasts, would be almost like IN
slant anulhlatlon, derives this oyerwheln.
my force from M infinite number Of indie
pendent cofpuscles, any one Of which, ifit
had lallcn sngly, would have been far less
destructive Than the futter Of AN insccps
wing and that tyrannieal power Of d sin.
glc man, before which, IN unhappy ages of
successful oppression, the earth has so Of
ten trembled, rs before some power of
darkness, endowed with more than human
sway, has derived is irresistible might, NOT
rom powers included IN itself, which. la ~.
terence TO the objects achieved by il, wsifd
have been feeble indeed, but from the uni
ted powers of beings still fcebler, who
were trembling while they executed com
mond5 10 which themselves alone gave
omnipotcnce.
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mo. 81.


burden q may Thousand moments upon
on let any one resoIer always 10 do
! Tlgh non. lratiag Htn 20 do AS Il can
anil # he Werf IA i've 10 tie agc III Mefhn-
salem. he would never do wrong. Bnt tire
common error IS 10 resolve IL act rigl,f NJ
Ter breakfast, or after dinner, or tg.mor-
row morning, ~ ncrt Tine but non, jUst
now His once, We must go on the same as
ever.
Ills EASY for instance, for the most i'll
tempered person 10 resolve HAT he next
ime hcis provoked he Will moi let his
passion overcome him but the victory
would hc To snhduc temper on the present
rrosocation. Il, without taking up the
burden OF the future, we would alWasg
make the single effort IT The prtseat mo.
ment, while there would, nj any TIME, be
very little 10 do, yet by this suipie process
continued, every thing would IT last be
done.
II seems easier 10 do right 10 morrow
illau 10 day, merely because ~ FORGET TINT
wien tomorrow comes, HfH viii be nor.
THUS HE passes with many, III resolutions
Tor The future, which the present neser
lulfls.
II l. not thus with those. who IS by pa
dcni continuance IN ufH d0iag, seek for
glory honor aud immoralit, Day by
day, minute by minute. they execute IN.
task, 10 which thu requisite mea-
sure Of time aud strength is proporiioned /;
aud thus, having worked while Il was ehll-
ed day, at length rest from their labors, aud
their works follow theme
LII ns then, whatever anr hands find
"A. 4. 4 Al
thai nop Is the proper and accepted Time
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n .Nlw .MNo1 of .Ualinr IS .N.te,

II New jhHtod gf .Ha1ng 50 Notes.
A eonnlryman having applied al store
Tor iew neecssaries Of life, could moi nav
for them, as all the moneys he POSSESSED
were under 50, aud the storekeeper would
nol take them, rs il was contrary 10 law
Being plnced ia this singular situation. ne
retired aud an hour afterwards returned
WIN I've one dollar notes all neatly sewed
together, which he presented as a S. note.
IL btins novelty 10 see note of this de.
sei1phhn, aud the Store Keepers Conscience
being satisfied, he gave The articles To the
purchaser who went home with sensa-
tpm Of pleasure, in thinking how he had
50 adrollly eyaded law of the land.
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TO VII. plhIIG

The whole q the io-t edition. having been
sod, tie Ldit9I has been inducedto oilcl 4 new
one, on a more enlarged scalr, by reason Of the
mlny demand that have been made Tor tie
work from various put oithe United Sta e..
III favorable reception that las hecn given
10 thls" 81 graphical Dictionary whle 1t j.
grateful. to he compiler, may he re arded a.
honorable to TIE \ iCan community. The
ancient epuhIics ral7ed monuments OF stonc tu
give pc petIity to tie lame OF then heroes and
says We would lmp,aut tie memory of0pr's
/. tn Lea IS Oh our children, 10 be handei own
To tier chill Zen, ia oud rom,nbtaace i The
vituta and talents ol men VIII never had thea
sup,r ors. OFT ose who took par in The Re
voNtiop, i, has been emp atieally said, - tac,e
were giant in hose days" Ii Is at once uul
duty and our ntercstto cherish llvelytecol &C.
ton OF taem. There isaa hoaestulde eng
= tot that constitutes a niornt f9rcc oil mi
m va II, tothepuhiic welfare.
he second edition viii be much more valu
alb and Interesting nan the htst, a. It viii con-
tam many Important characterize anecdotes,
y c. hewr before published, Of those liustlious
men who acted con, i,ue 10 part in cur : h.
ious Revolution. Tin Edltor thinks ii proper
to al that MANY gentltmen, II m various
Paite OF the Union, have promised to furnish
: ma heteiles ol our mostdntln5ulshsd Re
Aontiooa,y hesoes, aye aud statesmen.
The VaIuabie, lale, aid eloquent papers, ta-
ken on the Journals OF the 4ey htionat,
Congress, as well as tie Constitution olthe q.
S alcs-anIthe valeaietoty add - uI Ceuc,ai
Na5hlngio on, which the inst edition DID not
contain, @Iil I'VE additional lute est and value 10
Tire wo X.
The first edition contained a biographical
akel ca OF the character oi one hia3dfta aRd
iJteen Iaalvidue,s, aad it is expected the second
Ill contain a an,tca 81 the ehatact,r, &C. oi
I ny 4 htty mole, VII. have med SINCE the
PehIcation ul ne Inst edition.
Amoag many recommendations of tn first
a4supn, tie ruslI7he. viii oniy give the follow
IN
tlr. NILrs, in his Register, ,lu'y 1910,
con ludea an article OF SC ch,. books" with
TIE FOL owing Ivat.us
- have been he'd 10 nee few remarks, bv
laying m g. aud on volume lately pntlisred
y .r E0gefs, at tastou, Penn. entitled - y
new Elyg apnieal Dictionary, containing the
lives Oh all Ou eminent stalramcu, wairoye IS,
patriots and a es.' Il neatly printed, and,
a. my onn.U.., OF o. the bel schoo books we
aave tJt boya ! om H. 10 10 Yeas old-aud
do, tdsh.y interesting to those moe advanced
IA yeats. & Id, had, am lid, "a very eNtcn-
slgc sale, and aballnst De sony 10 h.al oil a
new edition every "a -
New-Yo X, Ap !. 10, Iait.--SrR--NeXt to
tie Ib.e arl books oi moral and religious
ua'uIe, inch ou .ht eysr 10 nave large hare
otattca in al uuf sem n1'ie5 Of l,affing,
scarcely any tony can te mofeius,ructve aud
certain y, nothlngcan be more interesting to an
ingenious YOUTH Autobiography.
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n pretty Bird.-An Irishman who had
mover fred Gun in his life, took il into his
head 10 20 shooting. 1t was not long
before me saw a Iltle wood pecker busly
engaged in perioratng tall cherry tree.
pat crept slyly up as far as he burst with-
out alarming the bird, and after making
two or three circumbcndibuses around the
tree TIE little ieathefed mechanic per-
formed similar revolution round lis
Trunk, he thought he had AZ last got
good chance for a shoot 50, shutting both
eyes fast, he bIazed away. The bird more
scared iha1hart by the attack took 10 bis
Wigs, while Pat, sure as could De chat he
had brought down hi gainr, commenced
searching for il amongst the weeds al the
root of Che lrcc. A IS BE was Gis engaged
aIfoe started gp before Inn and began
hopping round tie l'ee pat in an exsta-
cy Joy 1t having found, h he supposed.
the object 81 bis search, soou seized poor
cro ther, and while la eyed SIS lanter,,
/ Jaws and lreckled slsu with someahat II
anazcmeni, e&cl9iuea. ~" 29at ar. Gsii
sure pou lc'rc Prehg bif4 tgo, saot al
The .ftethe,s VI gnar
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Erecuied la the 1aeateSt manner, and on the
most moderate terms, at the Office Of the
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.HAKFN up by Lewis Dawson, in Am
herst county seven miles from lynch
earg pale red COW, eight or nine years old,
White On her belly, right dauh. h;nd legs, and
end of her tail, also VITA SOME White spots on
aer lore legs Just above the hooks, marked
VIII Sit in the right ear, and crop and
Saaarkeel IN the left. appraised Al ten dollars
asadry 1873 -