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Social INTERCOURSE Of the re-
fined nations Of our time entrust the usages
Of hospitality to the keeping Of the gentler
sex. Especially in this new western world,
cordially entrusted TO our care Elevated as
we are, by intellectual advantages, beyond all
previous example, it might nationally be ex-
pected that degree Of lustre and dignity
heretofore unknown would dignity social in
terconrse. Still we see il very prominently
identified with the pleasures Of the table. To
make the satisfaction Of the palate the princi-
pal test Of hospitality, seems to accord with
less refined state Of society, or to argue some
restitution Of intellectual resource. Would
our ladies set the example Of less elaborate
entertainments, or less exuberant feasting-,
more room would be left for the mental pow
ers to expand, and the feelings to seek inter
change in conversation. AT least, they might
save husbands purses, their servants tenn
pers, and themselves world Of fatigue. Let
them recolect that il is but relct Of barba-
rism which they cherish, when they allure
their guests to indulgence Of appetite, perhaps
to hurtfnl excess; for temptations Of the pa
late. though they may be multiplied by the
hospitable lady out Of pure beneyoence, can
not be yielded to with impunity by all whom
her invitations thus expose Her skill in GU
Iinary compounds may wound the health of
those whom she best loves.
Ii would be but sorry compliment for the
dyspeptic husband to murmur forth, like him
Of Eden, his sad extenuation, The woman
whom thou gavest to be with me, gave me,
and I did eat;" or for the more indignant
guests, when seeking his physician, to ex-
claim, " The serpent beguiled me, and did
eat"
II was formerly too much the custom to
press among the pledges Of hospitality, the
draught that inebriates. More light, and
better creed, have modified this practice. But
still il is not extinct If il be asked, why the
Christian inhabitants Of most Christian land
should choose, rs the interpreter Of their hos
pitality, usage more dangerous than the
sword Of Damocles, there is no better answer
than Because it is the fashion," The cup.
will not, indeed, mark him who partakes with
its immediate poison; but may it not foster
what shall rankle in his veins with fatal con
tagion, threatening not only the body, but the
soul!
When philosophers have inquired, how
women, whose happiness and safety are SO
deeply involved in the purity OF those around,
could thus dare to trouble the fountains oil
temperance and Of virtue, the only reply has
been, !" il is the fashion," Holy men, the
guardians of Gods altar, have demanded why
she hath been thus faithless to her trust And
she hath answered, /" II is the fashion," But
when the garniture is thus stripped from all
earthly things, when that dread assembly is
convened, where none dare to plead the ON
Impotence Of fashion when voice from the
throne Of the Eternal questions Of the plague
spot upon the soul of the guest, the brother,
the husband, or the child--what shall the re-
spouse be Mrs. L. II. Sigowney.
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der them more formidable enemies than the
United States. Abstracted from this, the
measures pursued are such as do not permit
me 10 enter INTO any negotiation. Your admi-
rails have done me great and repeated inlu-
ries, for the last Of which my political exist
ence forces me to insist on proper rePara-
tion.'
At this moment heavy cannon awoke the
echoes ofthe palace, and, GREATNESS with run
ming. a january entered the presence cham
Der.
.Ha. Seim, said the Bey, his curiosity get
ting the better Of his dignity, comes there a
war ship from STEAMBOAT =
Nay, most illustricus and magnificent
prince, the christian dogs have entered the
abode Of happiness
by my grandfather's beard, said the Bey
for he could swe ar like a Christian
come they with single frigate TO beard
Hamouda let them retreat in time. Con-
sui 60 10 your admiral, and bid him not let
the morning sun shine upon him by the Gar
den of The World or his head shall answer
for his temeriy.'
At this moment another january came
with the astounding news that the largest
feet ever before Tunis had anchored in the
harbor, and that the signal for the consul
Americana fluttered at the fore Of the admi
raj. IIamouda Bey lost his tone Of defiance
in moment. Consul said he, remember
me kindly 10 your admiral and clapping his
hands, broke up the divan.
The next morning Captain Decatur was
directed by the Commodore 10 proceed TO Tu-
mis- and cooperate with the consul in obtain
ing from the Boy an unequiyocal and salts
factory guarantee for the faithful observance
Of peace. The Bey still excited, refused to
receive the captain in his usual spirited man
ner, refused wishing him on any other
TERMS and left Tunis to return to the squad.
ron, and report the result of his mission. As
soon as the Bey heard Of his departure, he
manifested great concern. His royal breast
appeared to be panic-struck, and he de-
spatched messenger with conciliatory
letter with such expedition that it was re-
ceived on board the Constitution before Cap
tain Decatur came alongside
The nextday treaty was concluded be-
tween the Most Magnificent Prince and the
United States I; and the Congress, having re-
ceived on board Tunisian ambassador, the
Constitution, followed by the squadron, got
under weigh, and stood out Of the harbor.
As they passed the island Of Goletta, the
old frigate caught glimpse Of the American
flag floating proudly in the breeze, and hoist
ed an ensign at the fore-then, assif by one
simultaneous impulse, the star spangled ban
ner ascended TO the fore Of every vessel
in the squadron, and upwards Of two hundred
cannon woke their thunder notes, while two
thousand FIVE hundred men raised the loud
huzza.
faint echo came back upon the dying
land-breeze, and the abode Of happiness
was lost from view.
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MILITARY AND NAVAL sERvICE.-.,Just in,
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following new works on Naval and Military Science,
most OF wh Oh contain many engravings:
Naval Routine, by Lieut. Fordyce, Royal Navy, I vol
Military Surveying, Reconnaissance, Sc, by Major
Jackson, Royal Staff Corps.
Modern Fertilization, by Lieut. Col. Humphrey, Royal
Artillery, VOL
Wellingtons Dispatches, 10 vols
The Constitution and Practice Of Courts Martial, by
Capt. Simmons, Royal Artillery.
Gasscock's Naval Officers Manual, q vol.
Engineers Pocket Book, for 1889.
Transactions of the Cor Of Royal Engineers vols
quarto.
Lieut. Col. Hawker on Fire Arms Hi
The Kings Regulations and Orders for The Army.
The Manufacture and Proof OF Gun Powder by John
Braddock, Commissary Of Ordnance.
Griffith, Captain Royal Navy, on Steamships.
Tredgold on the Steam Engine and Steam Navigation
vols. quarto
Capt Sir John os on Steam Navigation, as connect
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Belcher on Marine Surveying; Robson's Marine Sur
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British Nautical Almanac for 1922 lSf3 shortly expected
Bruf's Engineering Field Work.
Col. Paisley, Royal Engineer, on Geometry and Plan
Drawing being the first youre Of of Military
Instructions
Last Edition Of Clark's Naval Tactics; Sir Howard
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And many other valuable works Of the same class re-
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The Law Library publishes so 60 dollars worth OF
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Perry's Mapping and Lthogaphc Pens.
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CAPTAIN KIDD, Romance by ngraham author Of
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POETRY.
From an Irish Magariae.
THE OCEAN.

. ~~~~' D~A@EAAfs
Likeness Of Heaveni
Agent OF power
Man Is thy victim,
Shipwrecks thy DOVER
Spices and jewels
From valley and sea,
Armies and banners
Are buried In thee.
What are the riches
or Mexico's mines,
To the wealth that far down
In The deep water shines?
The proud navies that cover
The conquering west
Thou filings them 10 death
With one heaye OF thy breast.
From The high hills that view
Thy wreck-making shore,
When the bride ol'the mariner
Shrieks at thy roar;
When, like lambs 10 the tempest,
Or news in the blast
Ger Thy ridge broken pillows
The canvass Is cast.
How humbling to one
With heart and soul,
To look on thy greatness
And list to its roll
To think how that heart
In cold ashes shall be,
While the voice Of eternity
Rises from thee !
Yes! where are the cities
or Thebes and of Tyre7
Swep, from the nations
Like sparks from the fire;
The glory of Athens,
The splendor Of Rome,
Dissolved-and forever
Like dew In thy foam.
But thou art almighty,
Eternal--sublime--
Unweakened--unwasied-
Twin brother of Time!
Fleets, tempest, nor nations
Thy glory can bow;
As the stars first beheld thee,
Sill chainless art thou!
But hold when the surges
No longer shall roll,
And that ornaments length
Is drawn back like scroll;
Then-then shall the spirit
That signs by thee now,
BE more mighty-more lasting,
More chainless than thou.
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been travelling through Pennsyls Virginia,
&c 70 counterfeit and yend deeterous imitation Of
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which deleterous counereits. Therefore, in order
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cording to act OF Congress-"
A notice of which entry IL printed the labels ON
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of DIR. j. L. Paris be stricken out Of the label
his celebrated Soothing Syrup, for children when cutting
teeth, so thai the label Of hegenuine syrup reads
"DR. WIN. EVANS SOOTHING SYRUP"
nallble remedy for the pain and sickness which
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