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FkIDAY MOKNIN(:. july "A. Is2D.
ANOJIJ

James Z. Bull Editor of the Bradford, Pa. Set
tier, has been appointed to clerkship at Washing
ton, with salary Of SI,io0 Mr.. Bull went the
oS for Jackson and is therefore as fairly entitled to
reward Us any Of the brethren who have lately been
promoted As an additional merit, however it NAV
he stated, that it was Mr. Bull who offered The reso
luton III favor of Gen. Jackson, in the HARRISBURG
Convention for nominating Il candidate for the Pres,
ldency Mr.. Is. may have other qualification and
claims but, under the present reign the above are
quite sufficient to insure preferment Bait. fut.
Ii we have kept the tally right Mr.. Bull makes the
18th Editor indicted into Office in about months bv
Gen. Jackson-and the annual amount of salary
pa1d out OF the Treasury 20 these % Editors ex.
ceeds one hundred thousand dollars. Meanwhile
most oil them retain their editorial situations aud
all OF them no doubt, continue secretly or openly TO
eo'e 'heIr papers. Without exception, their papers
Keep up steady fire against Mr.. CLAY, and al;
friendly personally politically to him. and with
owlss devotion, defend, rithout degree or discrjm
nation the acts of the President. past present and
10 come There If another thing III which they are
NOT less unanimous and devoted This is 10 repre-
sent the Presses opposed to Power, one and all as
corrupt 1heywho are paid out Of The Treasury are
the only "dtPentent and ncorrupibc Editors in t,e
country Ihey who have been paid for the seryi-
'e 'ch'ereu zen Jackson III attaining the Presiden-
0J' al" VINO hoid their Offices at his sufFerance are
'"e only fatrlots, the only class Of editors whose
sentiments on public affairs and public men, are 10
oe depended upon as being dictated by pure and
disinterested public spirit Such are the lanouaoe
ano PTetensionS Of the 81 without exception. We
wonder 1t there is thing in the compass of proba
o'hty' which being done by the President, these in
"sPe"de"t gentlemen would not praise to the skies
we wonder if lie could do wrong in their most dis
interested eyes, unless perchance he were to deprive
some one of them of their "pap."
Is accident Or is ii design. that has produced the
phenomenon of 20 editors receiving appointments to
onIce' Had they in fact, superior qualifications
winch gave them superior claims over the rest Of tho
community or have they been "rcwardod.o IN the
te'ai sense Of the word for services rendered2 We
ask The question of wise men, not of fools and wise
nc can ens"o' i b: in ONO way. :: i, one oftbosc
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DR.. WATKINS.

u The correspondent the u Statee Cazotto
gives tie following explanations of the nature M tb
correspondence between DR.. Watkins and Mr. Son,b-
ara winch has been mystcriously slluled to il. the
pubic prints. We should hope that the agon,, r.
SOUL winch Dr. Watkins endured has atoued 70 IIo,-
'en' II not to man, for his offence We home evo,
'Ae heaft OF Amos Kendall was not proof against t.,
patuc scene III court, or the sufFeriugs of husband
ana iather' induced 10y the dreadful reflection tha,
Ills Misconduct had clouded the prospects and stabbed
tic peace of his family. 1t is impossible 70 nor,s
the account of Mr.. Southards honorable svn,,,tv
without deep sensation.
we Knew Dr.. Watkins well, and We nevcr l,,ou,
man more calculated to inspire affection OFT
CANT person, scholar and man oftaIeps and of+as,
'ocaO'c and gentle in his manners and most liberal
III his opinions aud constructions of others, he was No
nah enemy but his Such men are mos, ~, e.
err because the thoughtlessDcss Of their dis,os,
exposes 'hrm oitcner to The snares of feronts,; r.
placing them in situations Of difficulty. who o.,
say That he may not be tempted Who i thor. ,ha
Is not so conscious of human raIty, but ne will nc
knowledge he too would fall if tl, tcrnp,s,ion ,rero
ProPoThoncd TO the weakness Let hin, who fI,;
cth hc stands take heed lest he fall" And no,,-
Ola "i'ine inspiration utter wiser admonrion. -
10 the deliberate intention Of deJ,uuq;g.-. o., ,ot,
"a' vas not bis: win the intention = $50. Of rr-.,-
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SALE or PEWS.


T. the ncD House NJ Worstip, on J. street, bci0y
I3ih street,
an FRIDAY next, the gath July inst. at 4 o'crk,
- p. M., one hundred Of the pcus in that build
ing will be offered for sal" tic The highest bidders
the terms ard conditions which will be made
N1own at the time sale; and those pcws that may
:,rnan unsold. will then be offered for rent.
On this occasion the Building Committee deem if
.ropcr To- make public the arrangements that have
been made regard 10 the pcys &C This church viz:
One huajscj pcV5 On u" main floor hive b"c., va
jGed at prices varying from 5000 10 100. ACCORDING
their diiferen. locetions On this fixed valuation.
ongregaton will BE laid and rot UPON the rTices 1T
when the pe~s may be sold. Sixteen pcws on The
FuaiG floor arc reserved os free pcws for the Of
'rsore ot m condition % purchase eight Of these
fc'ys are next TO. and around the pulpit, and eight
nc the most distant from tho pulpit
The gallery i7 appropriated as follows: Thu hole
r mt Ur the choir and for sabbath school children:
mo west side Of the ga''ery or transient persons,
lod tho cast side en-" n!er" - osrod people.
IVY P2-a.
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From the 4.se.ico5l irGrtscr
TIE VOICE OF DEATH.

I've pass'd DER the mouutains--lvc Puss'd Ger the
And have found nothing vet that could conquer me-
t',r tie eve that beani'd brightly,
And the foot that Stcppd lightly,
.tud the flow 'rcts III bloom,
Have all felt my doom,
ini bceu hurried away TO the depths Of Ike tomb.
{. pu~sd Der the vales in evergreen dressed,
Ike The Eden fields of the land of the bless d.:
The We've blooning--the viDcts were seen
TO raise their soft eyes DER the carpet of green;
And the ivy aud myrtle trimai.r1 the grove,
I'LL it !""k'd tn the eye Ike the temple of Love:
My breath blew upon them their lovcllncss fled.
And the scene onk'd As drear as the !ault of the
dead.
/ went To the bridai-the groom and his bride
-Nrre evcing eacI, other with feelings of prlde;--
The vows isd been said, and the hymns had been
sung,
And gadness and Joy through the marsion had rung
stcpPd III among them--tIie bride felt my baud,
And they buried her form i'll the depths ot the sand
Their suiios turn'd To tears their reloIclngs to
pain
They c!iantcd u song-'taas funeral strain.
! saw The Young infant sink cauly 70 rest.
Secure, anu. IN health, Its mothers soft breast
She wntch'd every OF its innocent eve.
And felt her heurt beat at its tremulous sigh:
" smfd--O, twas heaven, siI" thong ht to behold
Each beauty and charm OF it, nature untold:
J touch'd tit withcr'd-she A3thd it vii tears
-, twas la rider than breaking the friendships o years
Prepare for my coning-I ever am near
AZ Il time when You think you have not HING tn fear
For pass Ger the mountan's--i pass DER the sea-
Aud lind nought cart that can CONQUER me
And the eye that beams brightly,
And the foot that steps lightly,
and the HOwrets i'll bloom,
VIII al feel my doom,
and DC hurried away to the depths.of the tomb.
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hc"a~h1 Ioasts.-'fhc reader will find some of
'heSe the Most piqlant he has seem MIR. Summers,
uehriition OF Removals" is admirable. Truly m.
'oea OF reform through the insrumentaity of sucj,
agents as Kendall Duff, Hill, Eaton Lee Inpham.
10 say nothing OF the great Chief himself, is wbimsi
cal IN the extreme Never was the enquiry NOR.
aPphcaOe--QW custodet custodesp Who shall kcen
sehhnei over the sentinels!, If men of the cbarac
'ers OF Mr.. Adams, AIr. Clay, MI Rush, Mr.. Rs,-
oour' wanted watching, we would hulnbly surgos,
that the "ncw broonis' mentioned above. stand !,
equal need of it. "
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CuaB1Esro,. fKrI.,vu,l InIv -

CuARLEsroN, (KENAwHA.) July 49,
We understand that Col. Crozct has nearly COM
plotted the location OF the Road from its present ter
5ninaiQr to Charleston, and that this section will he
very early placed under contract.
We learn by letters received at this place from
Richmond, that Peter Scales, esq. of Cabel has
been appointed by the james River Company, the
Commissioner to contract for, and supcrintend the
construction of the Kanawha Turnpike. Mr. Scales
Is Il member of the Board of Public Works. and is
advantageously known here as Il man Of ntclIi-
gencc, and of great trraness and integrity of char
acter. We believe his appointment Will be received
with entire satisfaction by those more Immediately
Interested IN the work, and we have 10 doubt but
That the commonwealth will find hiu one other most
faithful and interchangeable agents.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-24

Oar correspondent at Havana in his letter PUBLISH
cd ia yesterdays American, alluded to The fears
NIlch were entertained in relation to the ship Belle
which vessel had sailed from Vera Cruz about 60
days before, for Havana, and had not been heard Of
By the iJIowing paragraph contained in The New
Orleans Courier of the 10th inst. appears that the
Belle had arrived at that pori:-Ban timer.
.9!utiny bou'a ship B,he-7he ship Ee,Ie
Which vas lowed into port this morning by the por
p"lsc' had nineteen Spanish prisoners on board who
mad muIued on the passage from Vera Cruz for la
yana. The following statement we have received
rom the Captain and crew of the Belle.
The Bc'c sailed trom Vera Cruz about the first
u hlay, with l55 Spanish passengers for IIavana-
When 20 days out, the passengers rose on the cap
ain and crew, took possession OF the vessel. and
'Hrcotcr."d the masters life. They took the vessel
:, the coast in the province Of Yucatan went ashore
1t Puebla and several other ports. About the 2lst
June inst. the captain and crew had determined to
escape thai night from the ship in the Jolly boat; but
fortunately most OF the mutneers went ashore md
hose on board divcrtng Themselves below
,ck, with drinking and gaming. Captain known
zed b" opportunity and secured tie catches and
such of the refractory persons as happened be on
deck, by putting them IN irons, took re possession OF
'he ship, and brought them to this port, where he is
proceeding to have them dealt With cccordinp TO
Jaw.
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FRAN The Boston Cent;ueI.


The following piece is excellent. After attending
court go long, fair readers will be at no loss to
understand the spirited legal douLie enttdres intro
duccd. We recommend it to their attention.
JURISPRUDENCE.
Twas fashion for Men alone
To seek Juiiciat places;
Hat Ladies' now, impatient grown
Are fDOhtng into
Tho sotnc the novel plan dcrilr,
still Others disagree
Alrn are by women sonnet INES tyiei
Without Spectat piea.
Tho some would have their better parts
known merely by report.
fet we would have, with all our hearts
Fen Ladies go--io court
Their etoquence is all divine,
,,W We give applause;
! iielr arguments are always fur,
And sure to tciu htciy euvse
In Hynaet's Cont the Graccs ,,nr
''"Ve % or our ct,tinlS presided;
lis their "IioEG tho suajnar th~ou
We'd have them all ,fss;.;sy
There's "o appeal from their dee,cs.
Tao actions iIid oye,;
he case must always final be,
.9ssunpsit or i'll trocor.
But Well not have our case oemuy,,'G,
ii trial it will bear one;
We're sure 10 have, when we are kcn,IG
A liberal and Il FAIR one. COI FRS
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the conflicts aud We will have the aumoing farte and
the erscvcIng alacry republican men to carry us TIL
un,rhonoy thro, ghthe struggle.
waich-wofd OF our Fathers. inappicable nor
inappropriate now: UNITED, WE STAND; DIVIDED, WE
Lei your sentinisnis be firm and steadfasi, as
they patriotic and repubcam Dis,rust the ma o. who
would ask you to give up the fyour political cee'i
be not shaken in your opuions, propeiy OF
gaming your f'sh,s and distru who would at
tempt persuade YOU that i, that YOU should
nc oVes'ea oil a" equality of political rights. That gov
eminent alone - strong aud soo which applies the
mast important end of all pnve meutsihe hts nd
privileges of the observation-disclosures vour .UNITku WE
STAND, DIVIDED, WE FALL"
FIN. 1,o5ertsol, ia.
I'm. Clarke,
.Word. Bdr6oay:
III. B. Gaines,
1f. Il. Collier.
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From the Baltimore Patriot.
TO HENRY CLAY.


Go Statesman pure, unblemishd Patriot go,
And happy thou i'll thy retirement be;
Thy toll worn frame requires respite now,
From public care and thanklcss labor free.
Gu, rich in conscious wortf-iustrious man,
DO calm seclusion in the distant West,
There seek the peace domestic comforts give,
Thy spirit needs an interval of rest
For thou hast known what tits to be upheld,
The slander'd victim of party feud,
Thy years of toil--have they been well repaid
Thou hast the Statesman's Neutrality-suspicious..
Thy purEst motives met q base return,
Bargain" corruption" the party cr;',
Hut see the mists Of Sophistry dissolve.
They siuk unnotic'd or UNDECIDED de-
Back on the hearts from whence they emanatc,
TN envcnonI'd shafts of calumuy recoil,
Trey harm thee notify panoply is firm,
Thy brgastplate Truth-Tntegrity TRY foil.
4 cloud may overcast the rising Sun,
And dim it's brilliance for fleeing hour,
But soon its rays shall penetrate the mist,
And beam resplcndent-with meridian pow'r.
Thy emblem this-thou Genius of the West,
The demon SANDER has traduc'd thy name,
But Truth points onward to historic page,
What splendid trophies gid thy future iiune.
When party rage and party spirit dies,
And genuine worth resumes its wontet swat.
Theu high among thy country's gifted
The namc most honord shall BIZ HENRY CLAT.-.
CYNTHIA
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FROM New Orleans we have received BY the De
WIZ Clinton, the papers Of that City to the 18th
nt inclusive.
Louis Gayarre whose conviction Of granddaughter
mas oec1 notlced was sentenced to fine of FIVE dol
lars nnd twenty years Imprisonment at hard labor
James Armstrong, who found guilty of making
out false free papers for Slaves was sentenced by the
CRIMINAL Court to twenty four hours solitary nlprs-
onment, and fourteen yenrS hard i15or.-.l,neyican
E the New Orleans Mercantile Advertiser of the 1oh ut
we learn mat mat city continued to be still infested witt, eane
OF street ,rnters and powlng sssassns Scarcely day
passed without some auiacious attempt at robbery being com
cted in bis body of which thought he would die And
between and the evening slave was taken and
stripped of his coat, hat and Is dollars in cash On be nrt
the 9TH ult the clothing of Mess Rogers and page
was broken oPen and robbed of goods considerable
mount
Thomas J. Pew editor of the Mercantile was sentenced 70
an imprisonment Of six hours contempt Of court for pub
hg some remarks upon the trial of one Gayarre for murder
"ile the case was sill pending.
Ceeer3Slt was very much feared the nusaualv cold
Weather we have lately experienced would prove disastrous to
informed, ard affords the ghes, Qualification TO make The
idIehen' ,"at the cane is nijucd The most imd after
MS may dismiss their fears
. NEW ORLEANS, March lI.--Thc following letter
has beer forwarded by the Mayor of this citv TO .be
Great Chief the Choctaws.- ~ ''0
Gfe1t C'ttet-This is to inform you, tiat in this
Guy OF New Orleans has been transacted before me
mayor OF said city, compromise between two rcd
ueiI OF your VuIage, to wit. Lanabe and Toreshpabe;
the DrotheT OF TOTeshpabe having been killed nv Ian
aoe the said Toreshpabe has agreed to make peare
Wild l>anabe, TOR the consideration of two bnndred
noIars winch sum the said Toresbpabe has received
rom my baHds on the condition that be as well as
DIS relations and friends viii henceforwards keen the
peace with Lanabc. -"
VOW thought Of giving you this notice, that YOU
nay use your authority amongst your tribe to main
dOl INC faithful execution Of said transaction So
may me Great Spirit be always with you.--Bce.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-07
From tie !saco (.aEnnel Palladium.

I!cHARp CUTrs.-We ind in New Yort r.r., tho r.
noce OF our estmabe townsman on whom tie h,nS NJ NE
ofpo has ialIen in with Others of the bes, mrp n,
otr country: " $50 '' ''ei' III
hard He inherited ample fortune which he sns 10y; 10y
ela ana gen,eman;iike manner lie was for many wears
iohisnt member OF congress, where ayorie wi,
the old republican party He is the brotherin Law Of M
eisG 70 whom Cen Jackson owes all that he is He has
years This man. in advanced age With yery numen,us
family solely dependent upon him, to- be thrown upon the
editor OF an obscure kennel press" ~ VIZ
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1.sErHE RfhIAKRS.

fVININTiN~.
II you DO wei without health, youmay be iIapy
Y.fiue 80
lie that niquity shall reap sorrow.
Our physical we'll being our moral worth, social happ-
MS political tranquility all depend on that control OF all
appettes and passions winch the ancien designed by the
Cardinal virtue Of temperance fR,,,Ee
lie who lies under tie dominion one vice must evract
Tie effects Of iazy 70 be poor, If jucn1nerate n
be diseased; If luTuTious o die betrues -
Doing goa iue ouy Certainly happy action Of mans liz
.Sir p. Sd1cy
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sH,ssissiPpi Drogne7 Laads.-..Yhe National Jour.
I OF Saturday, contains interesting report made
to Congress at the last session from tho ~
P"ttnen. On the subject Of the lands inundated by
tne ailsslssppi 1t appears that between latitude So
oFtn beng the northern boundary Of Louisiana and
ne efl OF Mexico tract ofland comprising the SUI,
perFcia' acra Of 5.t29. $50 acres Is lrlofe5 80
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10 which Mr.. Adams transmitted tire following
messrs John Andrews, l. Jnnkinson, WIN. Gwvnn.
u. HGH' Daniel l.. Collier, A. Judkips, Jas WI
son, Committee ola Meeting of Citizens Of Stef,.
benyillc, Ohio.
49,, WAsnrNeTox, 1ah March, 1929.
FeioW- CItzens- Your friendly address, dated on
we % lnSt' mas been received with grateful sense
OF the personal kindress to me with which Won, ,i
male OF hoy public services has been formed and with
general Concurrence IN the views of policy which
yon think peculiarly suitable to the Government Of
ine onneo states You have done me justice in be-
Heving that in the selection of citizens TO advise ad
ald me IN The discharge Of the great and diversified
du'es OF Chlef Magistrate Of the Union it was nv
earnest desire 70 give its due weight to every iInDor
,ahI interest "Ih iagies IN the general interest Of
eie haon; ana tina! the peculiar OBJ ects Of Concern
70 the Western country growing ont Of the condition
" Us 'ardr arm "n'"r0r!-ing inhabitants wore rn!lr
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10 the -NQa-FTetho'def5 ant Freehol7eys or------
.fFtsn3ty ~ IN extension QfMe Right of SuGrnre
Friends anu Fellow Ciri2ens-'rhe undersigned Com
mttee have pdufcly considered Of the INST eligible mode
OF ehectng their objects, aud do hereby Recommend the
Plan embodied III the second annexed resolution vicb
vas adopted very numerous meeting of tbs frphol
dcrs ana MN fechoIsIs Of town Of PETERSBURG AZ c
one best calculated Tins to produce roncer: to
ard consentra on ofsongth aud, therefore, the mos, NJ N
operate hc attainment OF the cad which we aim We
org eaYr to accompany this recommendation F the pyono
by "Mch every wise and enlightened people will rgpuia t.
tneIf conduct NAT iere certain political ma xs
sed plan, With the remark that there are certain f,axire
which 10 Gee people ought to abafInp: aSns the
observance Of which, is essential The security OF hanoi
ness-vhrh alone preserve liberty. These reuubli,an
making have attracted the admra ton, a Ind havs angs
god the atienton Of the virunus and tire Of an ma
tons Hnd haze STOOD i'e shock Of ages. But the vadtv
NJ these aXrs, In which the people cf Virginia once de-
lighted, Is not admitted. Alaxms Of different b,
more refined nature have been adopted; new maximy
which tcnf 10 the p!' Sffaton 81 reyubcaujsm.
We have one, that all by nature free and irle
pendent and have certain inherent rights ri which when
hey enter ino society," they by any compact de-
pFVe OF d7cS their poscrty This, we would be free
we must view with holy regard in common with that set
OF raHms Of kindred spirit, which Bill Of Rights
contains and which he sdue ard beloved BY everv
friend to freedoms 10 virtue, ~ mankind. This avowaI-
ihis Advocacy of the dearest rights Of manof voIica
equaiiiy-nay, in these rrfusd aud enl ghened times
DC deemed Ola ashionoj conicncd and proud
TO he out Of fashion.
Let It's, friends and f-Ilov citizens be ever mindful of
he VitaI Importance aud The awful gnitade nC the sub
Jecis Of orr debersou bet us consider the latent con
sequences %! an erroneous decision and not Our mind.
ne ied aSuay by enthusiasm Let enc maxims to which
we have alluded be- our weapons and none others be
'S' s'' ~ mt N.2F3 t" ~ tsgf AMID he cro@" .rc 81
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Many years ago. when law hy5gt into tie Assembly
20 hne person vino did "kcep holy the Sabbath da
Dr. Mitchell sad, they made any Of the ten comnan
the law OF TIE land he for making all so. and
would mae E2tue7 VINO would abOyr days ACCORDING
20 the commandments days shalt ;hou Iabour, &c"
au' Glcrca IN I"rns a ofthe poet BurUs) is Asss
~ cyu issn ',rnorl Of IRE Eheeh Arms Eirfo1r,
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Extract of letter TO cnfle,osp IN e,4o,h<,. ,r
Ohic In..I ~ 80 euot@iIVHIs

I1AtTact on Ietter 70 GonlIenan 10 Stenbervils.
Ohio, dated Washington Darch 49,
"The General does not know what to do Will,
endall. Kendall .7s fully proved the assertion of
aristotle, that ofal things gratitude soonest groucs
ora; and the General does not know how soon Ken
daii.s gratitude may grow old-Kendalls treatuen.
OF DIR. Clay, causes oil peisons to beware ofhim.
But Kendall is hungry, and is crying out tsriye-
has rot liz N0
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Astc dinner Of the Welsh meeting few DAYS AGO.
at Philadelphia the following taasts were GIVEN.
y gwyE IN erbyny byd.
Merchcd CyEnru nj difHannu ei RhosyDncu trwy
drawsbIanniad mewn tir Peehnig.
The society separated at early hour
s.Uewn undeb brawdgarwch."
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1ne ruurd .? 9rcrsonAn article from Smyrna saws a,
we I'm eor OF Russia had given estate in tine Grim :, ~
1ussu Pacha which produced the annual rent of
ueS o. corn gold sword and considerable sum of
sans--U S. GdseHe. - Se nus
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ne virtue Of prosperity is temperance; the virtr
Oh adversely is fortitude.-Lord Bacon.
., Poverty wants some luxury many, avnffcc al
Words may be more vivilyinr than the showers -,
sRTing, and sharper than the sword of destructidD
dy, bot cruel word can never be eTtractod tne 20
heart it has once wounded. ''1''eu rom inc
Jerry S2ow, very carly in the morning, was ava.
Jo', py ms companion, who said, "Come, Snov,
. don't owe me any fhirr.r 1e'N0'e0E
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THE LoS.f vas told that lion had Just Killed an OK and
been shot in the act It's the habit Of the lion when
me kills large animal spring upon it, and sezng the throat
with his terrible fas TO press the body down with MS paws ill
hjs victim expires The he prey the lion
closes his eyes and opens them extinct
Tile Hottentots this; and present occasion
Of the herdsmen the spot with his gun and fired at
tIe Hon within few yards distance from the agitation Of
his entirely missed him. The lion however, did not
eyen deu notice the repor of the gn but kept hold OF
his prey The Hoentot reloaded fired second time and
missed; reloaded again and shot him through the head
IyoT9pSoas Tryrsrs In Southern Africa