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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-28
YOUNG AUDuRON RKTIfRNEn-Mr

YOUNG AUDUBON RErURNED-Mr.
audubon. who's departure fos Texas ia ques,
oil specimens of the sniasls 60 be found la thc
western parts of the new Stssc. we made men.
some mosths since. In. seturned % New
Orleans. lie was unable To pso~rcute hi,
hunting excursion far beyond the Mcdius. ON
account OF the hostile parties ct Indians pro~l.
Ing Ia that section. and his Inability TO pro.
cure an escort Of safirient strength. he IN,
still sdded much 10 sciencs b his trip.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-28

On Sunday morning . terrible sffsir hap
Pened at the State prison a uarisburrh, p.
between MIR. Watson, tie warden Of the pds.
on. and the nsgro Gibbs. Who lately msae "a
attempt toescsPe BY climbing 20 the shy lights
by a ROPE made Of his bedding, Mr.. W. was
making his usual momisR round, and on
opening Gibbs door was attached By G. ssd
borne TO the gnouui. Mr.. w. ives armed
with a revolver, and shot three times al his
ssssilan,' the thirl shot taking fatal effect
uioas was : ierccious fellow. and from a aus
pic,oa OF his Intention. Mt. Watson was
luckily armed for the emergency.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-28

OC sam Houston. United Stsses Senator
,rom Iesas, arrived here yesterday on the
reyeous IN red toss. He evidently fancies
ns@ssti : Roman Sepstcr.-Loaisviile Jour-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-28

EAKTHouAkK-A, Is minutes past -
O'Clock. o. Suadey night. an s~srthqushe. pse-
odd by . umh1ing scund q Of Distant thus-
dee, wss sensib,y felt by ell The inhsostont Of
THE city Who we've swaks st that hosf- We
learn from one eentlemsu Who ives up. that
lthere were two -concuusions. scsscc Ave SC
onds intervening. and thAt his kou-e shook
pescsptiby. At the time 81 the shocks, thcN
wss CLOUDY sky. but no wind
Aocnslenan from the country. who resides
q N elevation of n<say zoo feet shore the
~Asysvtlte bUttoo, says that the shocks o. hts
honse we've severer than any that lave occur
~. MsvpvlIe Esrie.
Is PEGGY Ms--Lase wesh, . young girl.
fresh frosn theWese Highlsnds. came on = visit
to . sister ~ hsd is GLASGOW. AT the out
skirts ot the town shs stopped 1t . toll har.
and beRn 10 np susariIy sf the nse. The
keepes. amused q sbs girls action, ssd curious
TO know what shc wanted. came out. end ne
very deswasely intercepted him - follows >
"ls this GlsEgwy' ''fe4."--"s Pcrrv n y'
Psisaiy Advertiser.
MOTHER SHOT BY HER SOMA
esHan ~ Cockawee, Canada, jhos his own
~ ~ - 49,
'dischaYs Of his gum. with whtrh ~ hsd R-
turned hcus fnn hunting. r< charge en-
lteved the poor womsn's ke.d and biew the
bnio out upon tn neos.
WARNINGS MURDERER--ne Louis.
willie Journal ays: We learn that . youss
man named Rschardson. . resident Of kxine.
ton hos publsciy stated that he shot John q.
Warning. He Is . ION Of Samuel q. Richard.
Sun who was killed by wsring some yesrs sgo
at Frankfort.
Stnnee, Moore. and Wright. three notorious
punssers, were. on . certain occasiou, diuins
together. when Moore O6served-"There u bui
on knave among ~. and bats Sfvusgs."
Oh, no. Md Wrishk. "thea isoue Mesrs."
"Ay.' Md Ssuesgs. 'ssfs WvtUAf."
Ssm Houston. United States Senator
irom Ts1as, arrived here Yesterday on ibe
fsytons IN . red toss. He evidently f.ocies
ns|ssti : Roman senstcr.-Loaisviux Issr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-28

LATEST FROM SANTA FE.-we cor,
the following from the ST. Louis Republican
OF Thursday: 83t
We received yesterday a letter from a cor
respondent OF Santa Fe. dated ON the 3lst OF
Decembrr. On ihe 9th OF Novemh~r. Gen.
Amijo assumed the duties of Governor Of New
MEXICO. All The Ameriesnsin 6snta Fe view
invited 10 the palace, aud afnx Ia message.
partook Of q collation.. On tisehextd sy. Coy
Asmijo issued bis proclamation. rsxcisdinz al
order which had been previoaszs izsura. re-
curing ell Americans TO semosr &s<s "A. fr,.
tier TO Santa fe. The writsf sxr thai an.
people, under Armijo's s~dmisisrst;or. pos-
iook Tor quiet and protection. Bcfor~. tb~x
had their stores closed, and wess p.shihi,ed
from r~etailing goods.
Trade, al the date Of the letter. wa. veyv
dnli. Goods were received By the hast com
panies which would not pay O. lsrieht aud
aniics-two loads were sold fokjc<s. IL wa,
heileved that the Government hkH fsssll ' set
Tied TIE duty AZ one Thousand dollars pr yss.
on. aud NO contssbsnd goods wee 20 he al
fn,t'ed Goods of the latter desripsion, re-
cei'cd by the last company. were eonfScsted.
MAGNETIC TELEgRAPH.-Tho Phila.
aaiphia sud Baltimore LINE 81 the Magnetic
ie'esfaph - progressing rapidly 90 oosaple.
Ton All the posts and most u the Wire Be.
tween Philadelphia and Wilminxton have
been set, and on Monday evening. = conp>c-
iion was made snd = complete cirSnis ohssin-
Ell to Chester. II viii be tested 70 Wiimin..
tom during the present week. Tfe lipc viii
Apfl.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-28

Uf The Timeso u Thursday contains a ,ery
.esere structure on the sble address oi Col.
Thompson, ~ published i'm the Argus Of Wed.
nesisy, end The editor SAW he has something
further 10 say m reference TO IL.
Ihe editor SAYS. tueiher. the style IL smbi.
so'ss. posnpous. bombssiic. vague. uumesning
and ungramtnsticsl." We'll, bad ss i, In. the
Col. must brsT il. Tor it appears as il wss
written by hi,nyrlf.
Now. we would sugges, to him to publish
his own candidate : address a. il is writ,cu by
h',n~cli (,he Col-not the sditof,) aud let the
people compsrc the two. Will YOU do il
Wen. YOU wont boss,-Argus.
We suppose the editor of the Argus consia-
crs US "hoSs" VIC have W chawcd up the
green things that appeared ia the Argus.
We will. however. readily publish the al.
d~s- Of Col. Parriott ia his own hand and
style. whenever he thioks proper to sddres,
the voters OF the District in writing. We ao
no, think IT necessary fof him to do that. The
people can under nd him when I've talks &c
them. while Col. Thompson has no chance Ia
b. oomprehended wh.n he writes or talks
either.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-28

fIvsrssAG u00ns-Aksa s.se-s.s =
@ssg ASsais. 0>gtsus. ossssf. 1890 -
ssses - 40 - saoaehs ThAssg No..
t~~assts<s 80 s9sp 80 ~ No. -
80 ssssb bWAy mooU
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-28

u>KiADGLPIitA EIOuR-A~~kss Suss6 vsru
sspsss~ Tss1stphsA r~ssjua 80 - ~
ss's - Ne fsssiy 0ssssysf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-28

WALL PAPERn WALL PARzRi!
usf kea:k1vkD . lssss - spis.as3 sspwss
asni a. Wall Pspss cad 1~efwrsns, ssd P,su
s<sss"s ss ale cheap sss cssa.
sss ~ VI Rosa. ess ness. - Hail. o.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-28

ws'sr in the eh-aasI Tsh. Rising.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-28

SrlstiN0 nNES-As s~s~sns~s e &c.,
tisap end Rs~sa ss 80 0<ssa 49, a -
and ss ss's ~ J& r uoaNuDUuG. :
VA gu A4saNss =.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-31
DEMOCRATIC PRINCIPLES
md Measures.

A strict construction of the Constitution, ard no
sumption of doubtful powers.
Diplomacy. asking for nothing but what is clear
ly right and submitting to nothing wrong.
No connection between the government and banks
An al ralorena revenue Tariff.
No public debt. either by the General Government
or by the States, except for objects OF urgent neces
siiy.
No assumption by the General Government Of the
debts OF the States, either directly indirectly, by
distribution OF tie proceeds of tie public lands.
No extensive system of Internal Improvement by
the General Government, or by the States
constitutional barrier against improvident State
loans.
The honest payment of cur debts and the sacred
preservation of the public faith.
gradual return from paper credit system.
No grants of exclusive charters and privileges, by
special legislation, TO banks.
No swindng corporations.
No connection between Church and State.
preference for democrats over wings for every
office.
Acquiescence in the rule of the majority in al ca
ses of party discipline.
No prescription for honest opinions.
Fostering aid to public education.
A progressive" reformation Of all abuses.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-31

Mans LOVE- And don't YOU thing that men can
love as well as women :"
Sarah laughed outright.
"What can you mean Sarah = asked Margaret.
Il mean" she replied, :" that when man finds his
house in disorder, and wants somebody to put 1t to
rirhts he calls this love; when he alone, too and
things don't go pleasantly, and wants somebody to
complain to and find fault with, and lay the blame up
on he calls this love. When no one cares Tor HIM,
and he gets put down in society, and wants to bind
himself for life to some being who will fatter hm
and admire his very faults, this too he calls love
Mans love indeed :"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-31
Baby Talk.

Ills n pretty baby very pretty baby
90 hoo tum to her Nam and Pap
My owny sweety .eety itty kitty
Come lolly-olly in the 'ofly lap
And haby -aLy some ttty-ltty
Husband, give me buss
Thar sucky-ucky belly fully-ully
My litty-itty fatty beefy-eciy,
Uh donty so hardy pully-ully
Wildly little sharp teefy-ccfy.
Husband, give me busS
Lie Silly, and donty you peepy-eepy
When covy upy de hesdy-eady,
Donty laughy, but 20 to sleepy-eepy,
Den I'll putty de 10 befy-edy.
Husband, give me buss
Cana you getta de sweety breffy-ehy
Under dis tcky old shawly-awly
All, if de was to smudler TO deiiy-eny
How mudder would squally-awly.
Husband, give me buss
When il get sicky-icky and puny-uny,
And its little facy grows leany-eany,
Den mamma-anma will play il tuny-uay
On the nice iitty serepheoy-eny-
Husband, give me buss
Whoopee how its softly eyes do rolly-oly,
And It's hair, how blaoky aud silky-ilky
NuIsy, 60 and getty de bowly-owly,
And Lee, it sippy-ipy some milky-ilky
Husband, give me buss
Fore longy it shall eaty at De taby ABLY
Oh donty puky in mas lapy-apy,
No, THAT'S goody -oody baby-aby-
1t mustn't stick its tooties in ee gavy-avy.
Husband, give me buss
When il gets growny young lady-ady,
1t sail 20 10 parties bally-allies,
And broken healiles sail be mady-ajy
Aud it sail coquety with 'cm ally-allies.
Husband, give me buss
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-31
No, in Want Of "a Wife.

Oh why will ye bother me, Kate.
With your smiles and good humor so sly
With your songs and your innocent pfate,
And the eloquent glance Of your eye
I'm weary OF being in love-
II has long been the plague OF my lie,
By all the bright planets above,
want neither sweetheart nor vile.
/ ttemble to sit by your side
I'm fearful of hearing you sing,
! have the experiment tried,
And, by Jove, it's dangerous thing
Alas that ever should more
BE ensnared by beauty and belle,
My heart, ever wounded and sore,
Will never find time to get we'll
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-31

There are many phrases in common use' which pe-
ing erroneous in fact might be avoided by those VINO
would speak correctly. 1t is very common Tor ex-
ample, to speak of the dew falling This expression
is applied inaccurately for experiments nave SAWS
f,ctorlv shown that the deposition of dew is occa-
stoned bv the RECOMMENDATION of vapors at the moment
of their rising from the earth Its equally errone Jus
to say the fire burns which, IN truth means ho'h
ing, though understood to imply that the hre con
sumes the fuel indicating thereby the separate eXiS
tencc of substance termed fire. But, III every cast
of fire. there is an action of one substance upon an
other-the combination Of oxygen with the combust
able materials of the fuel, which must be heated to
certain temperature in order to induce this conoina
ton and fire is the visible result or accompaniment
of this action.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-31

Dr. CRUsTY GROWING FACETloUs.--" Have you ever
remarked Dr. Crusty," quoth Mrs. Stmps, that my
children have different ways from most peopless :!
Frequently" retorted the Doctor
.sEntirely different I" continued Mrs. Stimps.
Entirely different" echoed the DR..
Well, how do you account for 1t, Doctor = asked
Mrs. Stimps enqurlngly
Because" rejoined the Doctor, you have humor-
ed them so much that they have 'cays Of theu orn
| noticed it particularly when little Benny threw ina,
apple core at you right in your face and told you he'd
do it again if he wanted to-"
Mrs. Stimps has not alluded to her children since
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-31

GENEROSITY OF A LORD. butchers boy in Oxford
Market, London, was employed in sorting some waste
paper, which had been purchased at common rae.
shop and among quantity of useless circulars DIS
covered an envelope directed to Lord Ashby contain
inc a hundred pound note. The boy gave 1t TO his
mistress, who Immediately carried 1t to Lord AShDy
The "nobe lord " instantly turned the woman out OF
his house, and the next day entered prosecution
against both her and the boy for the eonlous act OF
breaking open a letter The above facts are stated
in the London Times What pretty note OF admi-
ration would be set up in the London papers, II any
man of Lords Importance, on this side OF the tie
Atlantic, had rewarded honesty III this manner
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-31
From the Salem Register.
We Miss thee, Mother.

We miss thee. mother,
We miss thee,
When, at days sweet prime,
We gather there,
Where the lone heart bIeathes
The orphans prayer
We miss thee then.
We miss thee, mother,
We miss thee.
Through the livelong hours,-
That lightly few,
When they brought their gifts
To bless thee too,-
We miss thee then.
We miss thee, mother,
We miss thee,
At the cheerful board,
A. the gladstone hearth,
When a smile from thee
Gave JOY its birth
We miss thee there.
We miss thee, mother,
We miss thee,
When, at deepening twilight,
The eye grows dim,
As we murmur low,
The evening hymn,--
We miss thee then.
We meet thee, mother,
We meet thee,
When the weary spirit
Her wing may fold
In that land of rest
As thou hast tOld,--
Sweet mother,
We meet thee then.
!, Jan. D, 1916.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-31

EAU BRoccHIERl-Dr Mott, of New York, says
the Eau Brocchier which Mr.. Gaillardet spoke oil as
performing such wonders i'll arrestng bleeding IS
humbug He says, when in England, he knew the
inventor of the water, that he an uneduca.eo
man and perfect charlatan. He was ANXIOUS 10 IN
troduce the water the United States and even pro-
posed ar agency to Dr. NJ, who politely declined !ne
offer. In the experiments DR.. NJ. saw with IT, me
flow of blood arrested by the application OF unit
and a compress.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-31
From r.cee. App,,r " D, a,. s-,... ,a s,a,e. e,..
Nistar,s Esa,sam Of wild Cherry:
VA Miracles nerer cease More eradeHce q Us
surprising heaM Restorative Isrlues -
8 Z 8 s { s : 8 Z Z
lynn y,y Bsls sprinr feld Washington 90. Ks-l

s,,,noss;qg heath Restorative Isrtues.''
8 & & s 8 Z & { 8 &
riSoa Ijr Baks Springfield, Washington CO. Es.l
a., san,ord <, po,k Springfield, Ky. May Ia, lel5
- ,al hi. onportuni,y of informing you a
cure performed upon b, Of DR. "isar Bat
sam Wild Cherry .,,
In the year $50 Inflammation Of the bowels
which Iabored under for six weeks when gradual. ''eo
In The fall Of 1851 Vas attacked with vere cold winch ea'''
self upon my lungs and for the space OF three years
fined 10 my tried all kinds o medicines, ait" e'''
81 ,e,I aid without benefit thus wsar,d along Until the
winter Of ie44, when heard Of fsars b4a"' u 90"
70, d. per,uad me TO give trial. though had given up
~ Of recover, and prepared myself for the shanss Cd
another world. Through their so"eia"n, was 'ou'su "
f , Genuine H9s,ar's Basas q M'la CHERRY. Inc .'.'
Was ,rul, astonishing Of afi'e'ior pan" -' sur
srnr and having four or fre huAafea "s 70 80
sc and the respectable physicians had pow"
,n,yai,ng a. restored 10 entire heah ~ 'he oes "
q and the use of DR.. Wistars Bahamoi VIVA S"'"''
am now enjoying good health, and such Is my altered appear
am 40 longer when meet m, former Aequa'-
ANY" ~
,.e aud so,;a
~ nov eat as much any person, and M, food see ems 10 agree
with me- during the last sA months IMAM ~
eaten6 y before -, =; .r, CIR
The rood of the afflicted. duty to the Prope'ors anu
m, .-ilow t~ho should hho" "A'le ie'0' ma " -'
make this statement pubic. -,
81 hsuy, Of God ret upon proprietors of SO 'alua.
Bile medieins swis,ar'. Balsam of Wild cherry
Yours respectfully, "h n nahTH
br in his profession ranks among tie First po
,cians Of the State, shall speak for itself IN ecm"shu~ ~
| .G,nuue Tistar's Balsam OF " I'D Sherry.
" Franklin, Ind. April IA, ie4s
Messr Sanford Pak-I have but fe" bottles oil "a oA
a,, of wild cherry remaining on hand OF the as' 10,
o,. waited until had sold and had obtained
T. money tr one lot ordered another But ueh j. '"s
demand for the do wish TO be without AZ ao am
therefore to anticipate little The none, ior TN. r.
hx the time the disposed Of, shieh from 'h-
~. have made lately think will be but short une-
sc,s Of The balsam striAmg', eeA' " y
Inn acquaintance than other P1cM heoto"e L
[ aliothers fail upon rsi a'" MOI DC
ri, ,o hear the soon sink INTO us"se'
seems to highly valued by those ~ho nave
ana healing efficacy IN their on n
tested Us VIZ .s,,uux JAMES RITCHEY-
DC 81 per bottle. Sold by SANFORD 4 PARK,
Northeast Of Fourth and walnut sts.
5 ,s,x roMIINsoN BROTHERS, indianapolis. al
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-31

Marion County. Pketon. Clermont, AillsonVilie
Webb's Farm Germantown, Cumberland, New Bethel
Bridgeport Augusta 80
Hendricks County.-Hampton, Painield, Belevlle
StiIesyille, Danville, New Winchester, Brewnsburg
Springtown, North Salem.
MmihOn Counfy.-Wes,ied, Nobesvie, Strawtown,
Cicero.
Bsone County.-Lebanon, Thornleysville, Royalton,
Jamestown, Eagle Village. Mortified.
Morgan County.-Mooresvle Monrovia.
Hancock County.-Greenfied, Sugar Creek ohar-
ouesve, Philadelphia, Eden
Johnson Countv-Greenwood, Franklin Far West
Shelby County-Pleasant View, shelbyvile, Morris
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Nigga whew, whew, Use done wild you.

ANEcporE OF CHARLES LAMB-A friend of
not long since in England, relates characteristic
ecdoe of Charles Lamb, which he had heard there,
and which we think worth repeating here. AT DIM
ner table one evening a seafaring guest DESERT
bing naval engagement of which he was a specta-
tor on board a British of war. - While was
watching the effects of the CALLING fire upon the mass
and rigging" said he, there came a cannon ball,
which took off both legs from poor sailor who was
in the shrolds lie fell towards the deck, but at that
moment another cannon ball whiZZcd over u.s. which
strange to say took off both his arms, which fell up
on the deck while the poor fellows trunk was carried
overheard" Heavens - exclaimed Lamb, " didn't
YOU save him Z" NO." replied the naval Munchausen
he couldn't swim, of and he sank before assls
lance could be rendered him. :" 1t was sad, sat
loss =, said Lamb musingly; " if he could have beer
picked ND what an ornament to society he might have
become ~
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rr;v.,lS and DcnarturcS CT the Mail

daily at - ~ :, |
Closes daily l. W.
CrscrSN.r via Observation-Disclosures Tuesdays, Thursdays -
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Closes Sundays Tuesdays and Thursdays L. W.
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loses Sundays and Thursdays F. NJ
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Halo, dar, nigga, wants to propel columdee-
dunn to you.
Wal throw you sef, nigga
Why am a wheebar like rabbit !
u draps the subject, nigga, | dozzent know nofhn
bout dem quamdempcds.
WELL den, I'll destruct you on dat, becase dey's
aften burrowed (borrowed) ya va, you no kind ob a
litraey nigga.
Well now | wants to AK you OBJ dem coum-
dedums, as you think you such alitrara lndlwid
ual. | 'spose you'se been to de college
lob cose hab.
well den spose squash punkn cost four cents,
mind dat and shovel and tongs coss four shllliDgs
and six pence, don't forget dat and my banjo cost
five shillin. Well, dey all got In little town
somewhat betwixt the Niagara mountains and Alme-
pany falls bout de month of Octember near de mid
die Of Septober; member dat now how long does 1t
take belona puddin to go 10 de bottom OF a tub of
saft soap sifer dat up
We'll nigga, dat am hard un.
Does you glib it up?
Yes, gibit up half an hour go
Well, does |, va, va, va, mustn't fool wild dis
nigga
Nigga whew, whew, Use done wild you.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-31

t.-Jacob Copenham of Virginia, recovered ver-
dict of $1,000 against Samson Better for seducng his
daughter. He was able to pay the amount OF DANA
geS
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-31

SAYINGS FROM THE PERsIAN.- The horse that is
ever bounding, makes a short journey long. The
man who is ever vaultlng, performeth little.
Muscles open their mouths only TO swallow the
pearls dropped from the stars. Wise open theirs
only to utter words more precious than pearls.
The King has many servants, but no friends. The
Arab has no servants, but he has his horse The
Arab Is richer than the hing.
The rose is sweetest when it first opens, and the
spikenard root when the herb dies. Beauty belongs
To youth and dies with it; but the odor of pety
wives death and perfumes the tomb.
The fishes are mute, lest they should reveal the
secrets of the great deep Solomon knew them, and
yet &c died
Fire createth all things and destroyeth all things
\ little is lifc u great deal is death.
Love is like diamond with flaw In it. 1t IS
precious but imperfect.
Wine is good in the city, but bad in the desert. 1t
makes wise men foolish, but 1t makes not folly dis
Greet.
The Nightingale sings not by day, for then the
angels sleep They wake with the stars, and she
cheers them in their watching.
Life To the young, q fairy tale just opened-to
the old, it Is tale read through ending with death
The wise man was asked what all mlsfor
tunes and he answe-ed-death A tool was asked
the same question: and he answered-nolhlng
A sage and poor shepherd looked for truth The
s,e searched for her among the stars The shepherd
found her at his feet.
Poetry is like a marriage 1t magmhes small
,hnos. and gives to common things singular forms
Happiness Ike snail, Is never found from home
Misery is written on the portals OF Paradise. 10
is written the gates OF Hell
The Rose prayed for gift, and the uehius CAV
it thorns The Rose wept, until 1t saw the Ahleiop
eating Lilies.