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Old B.-Yes, but not on my part though.
Viotii.-What you mean, Mon. Belts you
mean 10 say dat make mistake I by gar, |
never mistake nobody, jamais
Old B.-I'll be bound you have made one
this time.
Vioui.-How so. sare
Old B.-Why now Ill bet my existence
ahem9
Viotti.-Weli-
Old B.-Thai you sent home The ~rOng id
die.
Viott.-Ah! all! yer good, yer clever;
Mons Belts you are very great, clever man
10 be sure Bless me body, il is past O'Clock
1t must dat go adieu, mon ami, adleu!
And away he would shuttle from the pre-
sence OF one he felt he had good cause to
lear. Soon after this, for some reason hid
behind me curtain, Vioui was obliged 10 fly
from England. Soon AFTER he died
AT the time this was related to me, all the
original actors Of the scene had departed
never more 10 return" and this story has now
become an excellent joke; certainly when
reflect that either way his lordship would
have been the sufferer, | am induced to look
at il as an excellent joke myself.
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A DESCRIPTION OF TIE Person OF JESUS
CHRIsT-as IL was found in an ancient manu-
script sent by Publius Lentulus, President Of
Judea, to the Senate of Rome.
There lives al this time in Judea, man of
singular character, whose name is Jesus
Christ The barbarians esteem him a pro-
phet, but his followers adore him as the i'm
mediate offspring Of the immortal God. He
is endowed with such unparalleled virtue as
to call back the dead from their graves, and
to heal every kind of disease with a word or
touch His person is tall and elegantly shap-
ed-his aspect amiahle, reverend. His HAIR
flows in those beautiful shades which on
united colors can match, falling into graceful
curls below his ears agreeably COUGHING on
his shoulders. and parting on the crown of his
head, like the head-dress of the Nazalites.
His forehead is smooth and large his cheek
without spot save of a lovely red his nose
and mouth are formed with exquisite symme-
try his beard is thick, and suitable TO the
hair of his head, reaching little below his
chin, and parting in the middle like fork;
his eyes are bright, clear and serene. He re-
Dukes with majesty, counsels with m!ldness,
and invites with the most persuasive language.
His whole address whether in word or deed,
being elegant, grave, and strictly Characters
tic of SO eralted Bang No man has seen
him laugh but the whole world behold him
weep frequently and 50 persuasive are his
tears, that the whole multitude cannot with
hold their tears from joining in sympathy
with him. lie is very modest, temperate and
wise In short, whatever this phenomenon
may turn ont in the end, he seems at present
a man for excellent beauty and divine perfec-
tons, every way surprising the children OF
men,
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CHEAP BOOKS-F. TAYLOR offers to members
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Books in his collections in which will be found almost
every standard work OF every class Of literature and
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His collection of Law Medicine Natural Science, Poll
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Fran The ~. Y. American.
"FIELD N0TES'-OR, NATURE
RE-SU RVEYED.
T n i p II n X Y


Mr.. Editor: | did not intend to claim for
my friend /" Bob Link"-(or Robert Lincoln,
NJ. D.-Musical Doctor)-an ercluaoe first
fiddle, though doubt if, in richness and me-
lody OF tone, he has many superiors. But
there is another old friend associated with my
earliest recolectons, whose song | should
be happy to record, with your permission.
don't know the name assigned to him by
Wilson," or other ornuholugsts and if |
did, | would not run the risk of disgracing
hm-(as | feel the Robin has been, and per-
haps he is)-by using it against him. He
was first introduced to me under the humble,
but endearing cognomen Of "Phiaky," and as
such, | now recognize him, and cherish the
memory of his forefathers with the tepderest
affection. He is a small animated, merry
spunky little Internationally and coniding
and so fond of seeing and being seen by
the passing world, AS generally to be found
near the road side, selecting, in preference 10
all others, the sweet briar bush, where, in the
earlies, spring. he may be found aiding his
wife in repairing the old nest, or building a
new one, and taking busy share in all mat
tiers abont house." His dress is a striped
and speckled grey, and, unlike, mos, birds,
he has the good taste not to use finer colors
IMAM MS vile, and, IN TACT, so closely resem-
bles her. that but for a litle red stripe on the
sides of his Montero shaped cap, you would
scarcely distinguish them.
His note is heard almost as early as that
OF the " bluc-bird," and is spirited and ami
mating. He is fond offun and lrolic himself,
and takes especial pleasure in watching the
fun and frolic of others and though not de-
cidedIy ,attler Qor he don't CAD about,) yet
he cant for his life refrain from telling what
he sees. His greatest pleasure seems to be
in watching the little Ground Spdrroc, who
he facetiously calls little Joe; !" and then,
from the ,opmost twg of his o,on br,ar bush,
you'll hear his song the first notes brilliant
and meodious, terminating in species Of
"lisping sloccato"-and thus he sings:
O cheerily-cheeriy-c heerily-
See-See-See-see,
Lille Jue-litle Joe--liitle Joe,
Kuhn Judy kithin Judy
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Triple Pta-Miss Edgeworlh was one evening
bu.iy writing beside her laher when servant brought
in tho tea equpage. The authorizes measured the due
spoonful into the China cup then turned on the boiling
water into the TIA pot let il stand the proper time Tor
Infusion PM into other cups their and pouring
thereon--whstl III her literary abstraction she omitted
to pot the Hyson, tina, the drangh sue row o,ef-
ed her naren, was very milk and ~atersh indeed
Were you thinking on Irish buIls tia, YOU MADE such
a blunder, Maria I" asked the sire " no, papa, re-
turned his wi,,y girl. twas Insh absent iea.sm-
'01 -" ' :" cbom6e,'s Edinburgh Journal.
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MILITARY AND NAVAL SERyICE-..Just i'm
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WelngtoD's Dispatches, ~ vols
The Constitution and Practice of Courts Martial BY
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Glasscocks Naval Officers Manual, . vol
Engineers Pocket Book for 1885,
Transactions of the Corr of Royal Engineers vols
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Lieut., Col Hawker on Fire Arms
The Kings Regulations and Orders for The Army
The Manufacture and Proof of Gun Powder by John
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Griffith, Captaip Royal Navy, on Steamships
Tredgod on the Steam Engine and Steam Navigation
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Capt, Sir John Ros on Steam Navigation as connect
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Belcher on Marine surveying; Robsons Marine Sur.
yryingi Makenze's Marine Surveying
Bntish Nautical Almanac for 1872; lSl3 shortly expected
BruF's Engineering Field Work. ..-..
Col Paisley, Royal Engineer, Geometry and Plan
Drawing being the first voluue OF course Of Military
instructions.
Last Edition OF Clark's Naval Tactics Sir Howard
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1.-THE poets," says the Buffalo Journal, care not all
dead" and 1t gives this example:
The Niles (Mchigan) lntelgencer publishes call
for a meeting of the citizens TO repair corduroy
road near that place, and compels in the MUSES. to
second the call IN the following sanzss:
For now it's not passahe--
Not even jackassable;
Aud those who would travel i,
Should turn out and gravel it."
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POETRY.
Ffom the Nsp York Ereaiag Post.
MAY NOT WHOLLY DIE.


Imay not ,ohOiiy die ! the green leayed Tree
M y BIZ Inc lghtning's fearful stroke be rent
It's lordly truDk may 10 the earth b.. bent
And debut there is no such death for me-
The violet that rears its modest head,
Wet with The dew drops OF the opening morn,
Ere night may lie upon The sward uptprn
And fairies sing requiem DER the dead.
The bird that sings lis evening melody
Whose sweet voice echoes thro' the depths Of
night
May cease It's music ere the morning light,
And on the turf with blood-slained plumage lie.
The /" dear Gazelle," whose bright and melting eye
Seemed 10 beSpeak human heart beneath,
May lie stiftned corSe upon The heath
Ere one days sun can pass alhwart the sky.
As the tree falleh shall II rest for aye
When the fJwer drops 1t viii not bloom again
Nor will the bird, bv some rude archer slain,
Awake and sn,-bul 4 can nerer die
Through, through my veins the blood may cease to
fy--
Though from my eye the lusre may depart,
Ana The quick pulses Stop within the heart
Yet, even In death, cannot wholly die!
Is there no region where the bird may fee
When The fell sh III i pung'd within It's breast,
Up'mid the sum ner clouds, aud ever rest
None Tor The brd-and ye, there's one for me-
Then who would live TO be The slave of sense,
And seek 10 engthen out his puny life
Cast off the world, with all its care aud strife
Prepare for Heaven by humble penitence.
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DASSAGES FROM THE DIARY, kept from l77i
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One small volume now first published is this day re.
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A French author says" The modest department OF
g.. H., 90 ,r,ly WISE when conttased with the as
sunp r of the ignorani, may be compared TO the di
fereut appearances OF wheat wh';n,,"nNe the ca.
6,Ipd MN grain it bends modesy down and withdraws
I,on observation"
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Spanish. proSerb Gays, that the Jews RUN mem
selves their passovers, the Moors at their marriages.
and The Christians in their lawsuits.
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And then down he pops into his sweet
briar hush, and hidden by lis fragrant flowers
and foliage, tells the rest of the story TO "Mrs.
PhinkY."
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SONG OF THE GREEK SLAVE
Jov Is bird
Catch II as it springs;
IL will return no more
When once il spreads its wings.
Its song is gay but brief,
The voice Of sunny weather;
But ali /! the bird and leaf
Vanish both together.
Joy is flowerl
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Vanish both together
Joy is child
Seize il in its mirth;
For soon rs lip will know
The whitening TART OF earth.
Its eve is bright as truth,
A type OF sunny weather;
Bot all the smile and youth
Vanish both together.
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