Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-29

come TO-"
Yes fa,her" said young op at his elbow "all blown
curse me-
Yes" said the farmer and you're bust and blown,
and YOU must sen your hunter and the plough talk
and your sisters must chuTn butter aud milk the III
stead Of juggling rennyvories and dancing balls
with squres. We must De- odd Eugsl farmers again,
aud none 81 Our fine hghfug promise pay genciolks.
There they be-spell EN-. Il promise pay Mr. Gre
CORY Cas- ieaer, demand, the Of five pounds
Gullsudcon Bank, April ia>t-Smoke shadow Arbubble.
Self aud Company. Henry Hophetvvig Entered Da-
NEWPORT Nhilkoh.' And there be the Of arms; two
bacasmths blowing the forge with chimney 1r a crest
and wreath of smoke coming o. 1t; and the motto.
You can't catch book fall BID rabbit me here be a
whole handful Of EN- and I'll sell EN- and all for five
and SIX penny dollar"
The "Jacobn rascal" Of whom the reverend gentleman
had spoken happened 10 be at the farmers elbow
told YOU how It would be- said he, Master Sheephead.
many years ago aud l remember YOU wanted put
IN the stocks for nv trouble
Why believe did Master Lookout said the far
with very penitent face "but If you'll call
some day, well drown OLD grudges Jug Of ale and light
our pipes with the promises of Hophe-twig and his
gang.
Not with al, of them entrcat YOU" said Mr.. Look
out Il hope you will have of them pllued and glaz
ed, aud suspended your chimney, as warning
your children, and your childrens children for ever,
against the blessed comforts of paper money
why. Lord love you Master Lookout" said the far
mer' we shall have nothing but paper money STILL YOU
see. only from another mill like; it is bad state Of
things ami must come 10 bad end or later; hut
1t will last my time"
GA in the las: stage of consumption, youl"
SAID Mr. Lookout
..io-d love you no., said the farmer, 'do I look 80
No, but YOU talk So, said Mr. Lookout, "l only say
To YOU mark the end Of H. system OF rascaity and
vany, aud must end later with disgrace and
ruin all concerned ia it,
DO you hear him." said the reverend Mr. Tyhes
Do YOU hear he Jacobn rascal do YOU hear the IL
bcious sedous factcus leveing revolutionary repub-
llca I'm at villa
PErr At ruE CEnEvoNIEs OF AZ EAST INDIAN TN
PLE-While at Wallai thbld, Mrs. Clemens IN
her book society in India, became acquainted with
Brahmin, To whom Mejor - had rendered some lite
service aud he frequently house, and endea-
vored 10 teach the game of chess in which he himself
great proficient. On one occasion when ne in
hgh good humor, having beat game afer game for
whole week mentioned 10 him the great desire had to
the inside of of the COnjeveram pagodas Euro
Peans being ever allowed TO 60 in lie hesat,d great
deal, anu at last told impossible grant my
quest; however still persevercd, and length carried
ny point. The following day feast ceremony was held
IN the largest and beautiful Of the temples Nv Brah-
min told 10 be there hour carrier, and he would
what hc could do. gladly and readily awaited myself of
this permission aud accordingly conveyed in my pa
iuquiu Conevcram and hal II placed under a of
opposite the great-domed pagoda. had gone in
very long white muslin dress, and had braided my hair
forehead, aud twisted behind like the natives
% be as little conspicuous possible while a large and
thckly sprgsed black veil nv head aud face !;
black silk gloves and stockings. aghted and walked
the circle Of the pagoda with OF my bearers close
10 me. the tom-tms, drums, aud cymbals, making most
dc fleming noise.
bad stationed myself the door of the grand en-
trance, where had remained above a minutes
when my venerable friend made his appearance lie tod
me be had consulted with of the head people and
might be permitted the place before the grand ccre
mouy commenced, provid / would enter without my
shoe, and give rupees the gods both which
conditions agreed 10. has ened back ms palanqun
and took of my shoes, and accompanied before resum-
"a my place within the grand entrance. Ny boys were
ordered 10 remain behind being of different caste they
not allowed 20 further followed my conductor
tlr ugh many long and DARK passages where heard shek
and srnan apparently proceeding from that
close hy me- Nv heart beat very quickly heartily re-
lcufel Of ny CURIOSITY and yet iet ashamed back
~ length arrived an of the beautiful vcst-
Dulles bad ever behed, nay Imagination could ever pic
ture Il lighted from the top Of the dome, and the
nild sun cast his piercing rays down upon Us. The
pavement of the finest white marble nad with col
ored stones in the shape of hideous under what
class description 10 place them, is mposs bio Ia say
The walls also Of marble the he .ht OF perhaps
$50 feet: they shaped 20 form OF about
four feet broad and about ten feet between each other i'm
which We're placed images they call them swaneys.
These alternately q silver and gold some them ten
or twelve feet hgh with emerald aud ruby eyes aud some
OF them seemed t. stare down upon Us awful
Before 81 these, living Hat tn
faces who from tear OF calling down the vengeance Of the
god avoid glare from precious eyes would crawl
their stonacs like snake an they OF sight.
had scarcely time o. glance over the whole of the mag
niheent gliding and images before tie sound Of muse.
accompanied with the most daboIca yeIs, burst upon my
ear
Ny conductor hurried me into n recess beand some
pillars OF JET black marble and then from the opposite side
entered twelve dancIugglris auaycd IN the most gorgeous
dresses They wore kind of short petcoat which reach
Ell little below the knee OF them were made Of
gold Others oi silver kn-koab which fastened round the
small of the waist just above the hip; they had also
little bodice of satin with sleeve tight 10 the elbow
thls bodice Just confined the bosom. and reached no
further down. that the whole person bare from II
10 the pettcoat The glossy and lovely black hair of these
girls was cOnfne tightly round the head on the top Of
which placed large gold plate studded with splendid
Jewels NU or Three IalTs OF earrings In the ears
formed Of diamonds and emeralds they had each
large nose-rng. Their and necks literally a
hlaz' OF precious stones; their pretty little ankles were
ornamental ia the manner These jewels not
their property they belonged 10 the pagoda and the
gIrs were decked IN them every festival Is needless
add that these girls remarkable for their beauty.
Their dance consists Of succession of graceful move
ments with the and head turning into different fig
and resting IN picturesque attitudes and groups,
the whole effect much spoiled BY the horrd discord
OF the.music longs, shovel poker and pan i'd would
have been much more harmonious. and the natives
consider that they enly excel in one thing which i
music My Brlhmin friend l clearly. began - be
ANXIOUS for my teplure and though felt much lined
to rebel against his authority he conducted me once more
through the dark and pass ges. and reached
the Just crowd Of Brahmns and dancing
gIrs were entering the great gates hurried palan-
gum. being anxious To put my shoes. for though
hot day felt chilled by standing long the marble
pavement | inquired the next day o. my conduc tor
whether had been mistaken an imagining that he ard
shreks and groans passed along the dark passages
He SAID had not aud that they occasioned by
members Of the community INJECTING Penance their
bodies.