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SEA MONSTER -Heatng yesterday afternoon that
a whale had been caught at the South shore we took
horse cart ride of -four miles thither with view of
parspraphng the monster according to It's deserts 1t
was tourney of much trli,ulalion in respect
Though the day was fine, the atmosphere literally
crowded with horse moschetoesa sort Of rariat six
times the size of ordinary galnPper, though enre-
Nv harmless by the annoyance caused by spread
ing their spraying legs and wings all ones
and ears and eyes They compacy thronged,
during the whole distance across the commons, that
they actually incommoded each other; and the attempt
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bv The comparative mldness of The last winter may
have contributed TO the result We have observed
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active at an early part of the season. among the bios
SONS and foliage OF fruit trees small species oil
prasshoppcr about fourth Of an inch in length has
assaed in countless numbers, the strawberry blossom
and cut off all chance Of fruit In many gardens which
had given promise OF abundance.
But 10 the big fish, 1t was not Leviahan, after all ;
but huge sea-pirae, commonly called the bone shark
"a common occupant Of the south Atlantic and racine
oceans but rather phenomenon in this region. lie
had been cast up dead by the waves, and lay walow-
ING in the surf on the strand measuring twenty five ieet
in length and in girth about four times the ccumer-
epce OF the OK Columbus" The tail measured 3 feet
across. and the head was of like breadth This
species Of shark has no teeth, but like the right whale
sucks its food through sort OF hony comb, the teeth
or amuu of which, IN this specimen, were from one 10
eph, inches long The body partly dlssected, seemed
to be encascd blubber, some eight or ten inches
thick The person who found il had taken out the
liver which alone will yield three four barrels OF oil
and from the whole carcass to all appearance eight or
ten barrels may be saved.--Nantuckct Enquirer.
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John Cunningham.
DEATH.
Death is here, and death Is there,
Death is busy every where,
All around, within, beneath,
Above, Is death-and we are death.
Death had set his mark and seal
On all we are and all we feel,
On all we know and all we fear,
First our pleasures die-aEd then
Our hopes, and then our iears--and when
These are dead, the debt is due,
Dust claims dust-and we die too. v..
SHELLEY.
HEAVEN
This world is all fleeing show,
For mans illusion given;
The smiles Of joy, the tears Of woe,
Deceitful shine, deceitful How--
There's nothing true but Heaven
And false the light on glory's plume,
As fading lines Of even,
And love, and hope, and beauty's bloom,
Are blossoms gather'd for the Tomb .
There's nothing bright but Heaven
Poor wanderers OF stormy day,
From wave 10 wave were driven, .....
And Fancy's fash, and Reasons ray,
Serve bur TO light the troubled way
There's nothing calm but Heaven!
/. a.. Moore
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Sedgwick's Public and Private Economy, part third.
Pohieron Contracts, translated from the French, VOL
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POETRY.
AMBITION,

Search where Ambition ragged with vigor sleeld;
Where slaughter like the rapid lightning ran;
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even as their spirits together passed into one heaven
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