The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-05-01

to the lieutenant and desired the man
might be punished. The other replied
"You did not give the right order. Hear
me-" He then came a.. and called out,
/" Halioa, main-top!" Ay, ay, SIR"
" Donsc that there gli,n ~ Gay, ny,
SIR"
M. Portal, physician in Paris, recent
ly had still born infant brought to him
to disscct. BY blowing into its mouth
warmth returned, in two or three minutes
the heart began to beat, and il was re-
stored to its parents. A surgeon Of Ly-
ons, il is said, had previously colnmunica-
ted similar case to M. Portal.
Mr.. Jefferson, In n letter 10 John Page,
dated at Washington, in July, 1907, says:
never removed man because he
was Fcderaiist, and never wished them
TO give vote at an election, but accord
ing to their own wishes"
What commentary upon the con-
slact Of General Jackson
Srop DE MAIL.--A Frenchman beirg
asked to sign memorial A, stopping
the Sunday mail, exclaimed with great We
hemcncc and indignation, Nc stoppc dc
Mail ayou suppose me one robbare ? you
propose to make me one william No,to
be sure, you no find me in such business.
Stoppc dc mail, and 20 to State prison,
where all de rascal ought to be who take
such disgraceful means to rob the public
No l shall do no such ting."-[Newark
Intel.
Genuine La=;mss. A young farmer in
|specting his fathers concerns in the time
IL hay harvest, found body Of mowers
asleep when they should have been a,
work. What Is this 7" cried the youth
Why, me, you are SO indolent, that
would give a crown to know which Is the
most lazy of YOU" 81 am he, cried thu
one nearest to him, still stretching hinlseI
at case. Here them" said the youth
holding out the money. Oh, Master
George" said the fellow folding his arms
do pray take trouble Of putting it into
my pocket"
| In Rhode Island man has been ir,iee
for having t,co ,cires-and sonc men art
trying to get rid of oM rvc.--[ Dos Pail
Col Platt, revolutionary veteran, died
at Rochester, night Of March Sd. Every
morning for month before his death, tlit
feeble old inan when he nwokc asked sha.
the Sd Of March come % and his sole pray
er was that he might leave his semi-annu.
al pension for his aged partner. He hat
not strength to write his name, and wa,
just able to make his mark, when he sunk
exhausted OH the pillow.
It il becoming the habit inCharlestowr
to treat friends with cup of hot coffee, or
the occasion ofraisihg new sign.
The N. Y.Journal of Commerce states
that an Irish witness, in n case Of assault,
being asked If he did not say something
TO provoke tho prisoner, replied, " Never
a word your honor ! no more spoke to
him than | am speaking to your honor.
Capt. Javin Woodin, formerly respect
able inhabitant of Hamdcn, 'of advanced
age, has been sentenced ut New Haven
to 5 years in the State Prison, for adultery
with the wife Of Mr.. Demihg, who is
sentenced for the same term, Nelson
Weth'orc, for urson and burglary in New
Haven, was sentenced for 10 years.
Vim. Nowhnm, 80 years old, has been
convicted 0f bigmany at New York. He
married one wife in the city in Septcm-
ber, and another out Of the city in Deccm-
ber, and went back and forth between
them,
In recent case in New York, John
Smith rs. John Smith, the officer served
the writ on the plaintiff instead Of the de-
fcndnnt no wonder---those are upwards
Of 40 ofthe Same name in that city.
In Washington Co. Pa. there are 90
Temperance Societies, comprising 1906
persons. In two towns the number of dis
tiIlcrics hiss been reduced from II to3.
1876 brick and 22I wooden houses wei e
built IN Cincinnati, in 1879,
Men in authority are eyes in a state, ,ac-
cording 10 whose life every man applieth
his manner Of living.
Nothing is moro precious than time, yet
nothing less valued,