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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-08-22

notwithstanding all the labors Of Father
Mathew, and the successful efforts of other phi
lanthropists in the temperance cause there, it
is stated that there were consumed in furnishing
Ireland the last year 100000 gallons of ardent
spirits! Nearly a gallon for every man, wo-
man and child throughout the whole country.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-08-22

Taxing A LAIBERTY.-A .Frenchman once
saw a gentleman walk up to an open snuff box III
the hands of another and take a pinch OF
snuff, having prefaced the act with the words,
"My AXE the liberty" On the next cay the
fTenchman went into a tobacco shop and ask
ed for half a pound of liberty.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-08-22

Color OF SATAE.-A negro servant being
asked what color he believed the devil was
why replied the African, ssthe white man
tells US he is black. We say be is white. But
from hislong aged guess Old Nick must be
gray"
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-08-22

A GRACEFUL PosITIoN.-When a person
wishes to salute another in Thibet he uncover
his right ear-about as picturesque a position
as thht in which the fingers are expanded from
the nose. 4@-@
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-08-22

AN Esr1MATE.-It is computed that the rats
in the United States consume 100000 worth
of grain a year. p
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-08-22

o. There is rose bush iourishing near Bris-
tol, Pa, known to be more than a hundred
years odd
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-08-22

uLady Blessington was the daughter of
printer named Power.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-08-22

uCato said, THE best way to keep good
acts in memory, is to repeat them"
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-08-22

MA Western editor, a bachelor no doubt,
heads his marriage notices, "Noose of the meak."
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-08-22
WESTERN ELECTIoNEERING.-Liberal Ofe

WESTERN ELEcT1oNEER1NG.-Libera Offers.
We find the following cards in the James
town IN. W Journal:
To the Electors Of Chautauque County.-I
offer myself as a candidate for the office Of
county clerk upon the following conditions,
viz: If | am elected, | will give one thousand
dollars per year, during the time | am in office,
for the benefit of the county. | will expend
two hundred dollars, if Unnecessary, for the pur-
pose of obtaining the passage of a law reducing
the fees: and the remainder of the amount re-
ceived at the office, after deducting the above
mentioned charges, | will pay to competent
deputies for doing the work in the office.
HENRY BAKER.
Jamestown, July 10, lS49.
To the Electors of Chauauque County.-I,
the Hon. Milton Hill, offer myselfa as candidate
for the office of county clerk. If | I'M elected, |
will give one thousand five hundred dollars
per year for the benefit of the widows and
orphans of the county, five hundred to the
needy generally, and one hundred and fifty to
get the fees cut down. The balance | shall
pocket myself. MnToN HILL.
jamestown, July ~, lS49.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-08-22

UAt the little town of Paris, KY. there
were 81 deaths from Cholera nthe 3Oth ult.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-08-22
The Great Sea Snake.

1t is possible that Capt. M'Quae, of II. NJ. s.
Dadalus, has now to say of the fame he acquir-
ed by the discovery of the great sea snake, as
Sir Edward Mortimer did of his disappointed
aSnlrinns2-
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-08-22

uEurope IS on the eve Of great changes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-15

town. asd everything pressrts the appearance Of Ysn
sss enterprise ard ,6e hustle az young New.y0fk-
ros csry % under martial lsv and the perfect or
Serexs,s The besch for miles, - well the valleys
h spo,tsd a. over with tents. IN which man 10 sse
a. Behind bars and eolfs In Gotham Rents are eoos.
,,,.s--s sms BY foot building rents for ESQ 900
spuu.Ilv a. hossl Anything thai requires mechsai
eel lsbsr pom IL gets a 6ts In the way Of isrs
Goods Of ali kirds are . drug Clothing seiru &c-
can be bought for ess than the price OF wssnng them
and conseouenuv the streets strevr VITA clothing
u were coming asan, would only bring ess aud
such clothing q would do the passAss An IN up.
top health 70 take up the shovel and P'eh-
Ycnrs Z. o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-15

usuv cases have occurred 10 which persons have
been l,f, on tie road. 10 persh by lingering tor
tures. man belonging - one oil the parties,
with = refinement Of malice which y woo'd be
impossible % surpsss, set The grass on nrs sewers
dimes. subisctinE the thousands who followed 70
infinite peril and suffering. He was pursced by
the others. and h1slly overtaken and sho. rom
the saddle IS lie rOde-a fate which Zss scarcely
equal to bis deserts Nr. D1rIvsse Of New
Orleans, ~ no Wit, i've others reached here VIA
Chihuahua ana the ella, ~ss 80 reduced BY thlrst
while crossing The Great Desert, tia, be became
ielirious. He q uoN here, as yell as Mr. f'ea
ner. the correspondent Of the PicayHge. l was
glad 70 NEE. with Mr. Osgood. the srtist, yes,er-
cay. He mas been here two or three weeks
having dug oae season with sach good luck that
he intends returning 20 the mines shortly. No
Caleb Lyon, who IS also residing here, informs M
that hl, best two days digging amounted 10 slOl =
The dssertion Of vessels still goes %. and
large number Of crslt are now lying tensntess IN
the anchorage. TIE dsy We arrived eighteen men
belonging TO the l. :. ship Ohio stole { boar and
left in body. They were fred upon from the
Ohio and the Warren but escaped without in
jury, though their bost was somewhat shattered.
IA the former vessel "a now ordered hOle, see
will have great difficulty n keeping her crew on
board. AL the sailors belonging 70 the Panama,
and al the stsw Srds except one, left yesterday.
The fremel remain, and the pisces OF sailors can
EASILY be nllrd from the numocr OF persons oesl-
rous Of returning home.
have Just returned from & tour among the
shops, and writs hurriedy. To give some ices Of
prices, may state that good blankets esn be had
for - . pair; boots about the same coarss tan
mel shirts, 60 Mexican spurs S. and serspes,
$40. This is the extentof my purchases. forming
the e4,fit for journey to Pueblo San Jose, Stock
ton and the Sonorisn diggings, on which start IN
another hour, in company with Col. Lyons OF
Louisiana. and Lieut.. Besls. The mule, have
slresdy been driven in from their psstu-sse by
the rGqusro and must nov don the cos,ame OF =
molntainser. b 7.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-15
No. XII

A pelieion. Morning Hsrbor Of aosrsy- ne ICsn
Gen R,lsy.A S4n Picture = lac Cocsf. - ~
vance 10 Sas Francisco Bay - IAs Go1asH oa's---
San Fraaeiseo. Fad Of tss Ves1Ss
OK BoAkD TIE PANAMA. Aus. rs AN.
To-day closes my journey Of 1000 miles i'om
Nsw.York to San Francisco. In fity-iwo days
have travsrsed both sides Of the American CONT
nen,, between the parallels Of Al" ard = ~ run
ming excessively through all the grsdaiiors OF
temperate and tropical climates and from the cen
tral point Of Western civilization TO widernesses
which were FIRST looked upon by the eyes OF Co
lumbus and Balboa. We are now passing Point
Aao Naevo at the northern extremity OF the Bay
Of Monterey, and shall be &. anchor before San
Francisco in eight hours
This is one of the most delicious mornings that
ever dswned. A keen, bTacing wind last night
KEEP, down the fog, snd although the 'Aermoms'er
fell TO soc, causing a general SILVER on board
walked the deck long time, noting tho exir.or-
binary briliancy of the stars In the pure ar;
were within sight OF the Coast Range 81 cay
after passing Cape Conception. Their pow
sandy sides are spotted with timber, which IN Ins
asrrow valleys sloping down to The sea sppsAreu.
to be Of large growth. / could discern 10 sisa -
settlement most Of the ranches being on tne o'oe'
side OF the Range.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-15

~A Young man. who pretended be
,,o,s., AZ spe.ksr Winthrop. has been plying tho
!. so,sd..es zane" on Hon Henry CisyssS bis
$50. an his recent return from The Ndh- Tho
scamp issrsasssd hin'.d into Mr.. ci',s .n1ou' ey
n. e,r,issss end through Mr.. CAT isnd'feu' quits
esurs ct Cincinnati and Lsxisssop, Ky who be got
introduced into good society. Aftsr Mr. CisJousd b
wss IN inposssr. bs rogusnss we're pubashsdTns c~'
etnnsi DtspaseA contains ,sstsr from Mr. lay. az
posing The ys1nS nsn fsr his rssesdsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-15

FRox BOLIVIA Akp PEEu.-By the ono "e
have late adviess. Bolivia 10 quist Bsisa ssvss con
pletsly srsnphsd over the insarrs'noa mo a,'ee '
msubsrs GU. Of the country issO the A'ssnnn'aePas-
lie. Congress has eOmm.no.d q. Ordinary ''.''' 10
pr IN. ,o,b,p. Of moment has bssn dons b L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-15

ffrrsires Of Em'srafion santa +. and Gna hoat.-
The Kn,ctrb0ckT Company Thefr Prti'ss Jour.
nsy..A R0ais mdrksd or By Ccrcdsses fares DEAD
N,a IN Uasrpecsi Rire IL Pfs0 Roms-. An
Emigrda Killed. TArs, more C0rpses BY ne way
Hde DUNG alone IN "a, Desert. 4 Hnmd1s Nssro
. IN, Peniaspia Vandsrirgs = ! 500 -il.s hgs.
IN. Ire N0,isr- Rcas, Sc s..
STEAMSHIP PANAMA, Aug. Is, lsis.
At San Diego We took on board number Of
men no had arrived lew days previous, by va
rious routes through Mexico, Texas and across the
Plains. Tney were among the first 10 react the
Pacific Coast, leaving behind them the great body
OF overland emigration TO endure privations equal
20 and even " orse than those which they have IN.
dergone have been c0nversing with several OF
them, and have obtained some interesting Partic'
ulsrs, which are given below. Taking their stories
as the average experience Of ths thirty thousand
emyrauts who, according to the last accounts,
have started upon the Plains this California Cru
sade will more than equal the great military ex'
pedtiols Vi tue Middle Ases IN magnitude, peril
and adventure The amount Of suffering which
has been and will sc. be endured IN the savage
mountain passes. and The hesb!ess deserts Of the
interior, cannot be told ia words. Some idea OF
the Journey, under its most favorable aspects may
be formed from the slight sketches have been
soe to make. 0Ihs. they are not exaggerated, the
consistency between the various stories / have
been told, assures me.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-15
TO ApYERTIaERS.

The Publishers have concluded To admit limited
number Of Advertisements into tho columns Of this
osper Those Merchants Inventors, &c who have ar.
tcles specially adapted TO the wsnts OF the Inhabitants
of alfornis Oregon and other pars on the Pscino,
will do well To avail themselves OF the opportunity hsre
offered OF making their known In that quarter OF
sha gohe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-15
rsinx. al San Rrancisce.

Wa have been favored oy the Perasal oil Two
very interesting letters from persons gone to tie
diggipgs. There il nothing in them save what We
have laid before our readers heretofore, with the
exception, perhaps, Of che or two items in the
annexed extracts
Rosxsr BovSz, at Sea, July 81, 1919.
NORTH lat "a, West lon- lzf.
We lay In Rio from TIE 7h Of April TO tie 18th, ard
you can fancy that maze every minute count In tie
way Of amusement and nigalite Almost every vessei
tia, put In here ws obliged repair were detained
O, account Of some trouble with Csptsn, crew or pas
.engers We alec learned that the Albany which PCT
into ST. c.,hsri.es, had regular nutisy on board,
and thsr the Captain had been thrown overheard. we
had 20 trouble Of this character. ard the Oid ROBERT
VAIN better condition when vo went into Mo nan
when We hauled out Of berth AZ tie foot OF Dover
street - ,o..
eAs FRANCISCO, Aug. ., ls4s.
We arrived here on the 27:A, and cane 10 anchor At
eP u snorg feet Of other vessels from which, a.
most without exception The starr and stripes were
streaming Everything here Ia in the utmost eoofa
soa Vessels discharge their carsoes on the 'escn '0'
want Of storsse, ard groceries, dry goods. Ia
and prcvisicaI are piled simultaneously through 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-15

Y We have a reprint OF Capt hAkNAI'
"JAcos FAr1HyrL," ~ Peterson, phtsdsiphis ga "'
ssle In Nsw.York By w. II. Grshsta.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-15
THE NETWORK TRIBUNE
For Califo ruia Ores IN and Sand wich Islands.
su tvp 4 or<RrEx cENrs PER COPY

su IvD 4 oC<RrES CENTS PER COPY
We shall publish In season for tho steamship
OAio which sails from this port Morrow, the tenth
number OF the Nec- York Tribune for circulation on
the Pacific Coast IL will be- prepared with special
reference to the wants Of residents In tina, region or
persons en.grsting thhor, and will contain in .ddl'
ton to a complete summary Of the Foreign and Do
mssto News up 10 the latest dstss, HIST OF all tho
passengers that have sailed from all our porte since
our last issue synopsis OF Political news and num-
Der of Editorial articles subjects interesting 70 reel
dents on the Pacific.
~ Persons In the Country wishing 10 send their
fiends this paper, win please forward to this orie"
pa ymsnt tor the number Of copies they may desire TO
ssnd Ia order to avoid mistakes, they must b. part
cular In writing plain possible the names and rect
dencos Of those 10 whom they Wish The pepper sent
~ Persons desiring to send their friends on the
Pacific newspaper made up specially for that 'estioo
can leave their orders at the desk and we Will mad
their copies without fall. Price 6t cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-15

Sea DieSe HID H0,.sss. Col He!lr- OpgsaAI ~
,Sraais. Csrs Coscspsi0s. bsai0s ne o".''
sary Snrrs, . Gen. YslanG. HIS Colony ~ l's
Galapagos He Libefaii'y. Ais,sk1 ~ Sa'''Ns
10 California.
orr CAPE CONCEPTION, Alta California
Aug. IL, lsis.
Yesterday morning, after waiting several hours
on accom-, OF thick FOG. went on deck At y
and saw the san rise behind ,he mountains back
Of San Diego Point Iona, at the extremity OF
the bay came In sight on the lefs and 10 less than
an hour we were at anchor before the hide-hou'es
At the landing place. The soathern shore oil 'hs
bay is low snd sandy from the bluH nights on
.he opposite side narrow strip OF sh'ngy beach
makes out into the sea, like nstGral bresAwsieF'
having an entrance 10: more than 300 yards
bOad. The old hide-houses are built ST the ioo'
d'he hills just inside the bay, and me road
soDg the shore leads 70 the town Of San Diego
whics is situated en- plain. three miles distant
and barely visible from the anchorage. The bar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-15

r"THE GOSPEL TEAcHrR' for October nis
articles on the Application Of Christianity 70 s'eisg
the Educssioa Of ChiIdrsn," the Pops and taers
oscy.r and An interesting Editor's Table
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-15
NaU Publications.

~"TBg WEsrrRs JOURNAL" isa monthly pc
rodicsl published at st. Louis and editsd 81 h IA
YEA and T. 2. RISK Il IL devoted TO Agriculture, Man
ufsctures Mechanic ARA, Internal improvement Com
MERGE and General Literature. We have the septem'
Der number which s highly creditsble to ths talent
and Industry Of tbs Editors. Among other sruces.
We notice very elaborate discussion OF the project OF
Pacific Railway, BY JoHS Louonsoaouoa, Esq VINO
brings TO the consideration Of the subject isrse
amount of which cannot fail TO be useiu 70
all who vtsn to form an intelligent decision ~hn 70
gard 10 this vast enterprise.
~ The October number Of WooDwoHrH
" Yourxs CABINET" Is beautifully got up ana niisd
with valuable miscssny Tor javsails reading New
York o. Austin Woodworth)
u "THE AssuAL REPORT OF 'hI eospA.
SCHOOL UsroS" Of the Methodist HpseoP" |nofcn
tor ls<s presents an encouraging vie" OF the opera
don. Of the Society and shows the Efficient and I'd
r,.bls sv.tsm adopted for tho general religious sd1
cation Of the young.
r-ws have received the "6GcosD TRIEssI
Al, CATALOGUE" OF Hanover Colless, Hanover, indi-
AMI. from which IL appears that one hundred and six
,udents have graduated from mat Institution since lie
ch.r,sr 10 1890 Of whom forty nine now preachers
Of the Gospel nost OF them In tho Old School Presby
tartan Church The College 10 located within one milo
Of the Ohio RIVER between the two cities Of Cincinnati
and Louisville and ak miles from the City Of Asdisco
II has now 10 ell departments ono hundred and eighty
three students, and seventy under srsdsssss-
U"RrvIrw OF The MIxIcAs war by
CHAaLEs 7. Posrxs, 10 sdspsssonsre and asad STATE
msns Of the causes Of the war, The purposes Of US
American Government IN liz prosecutor. its oenens.
and iss evils The work 10 written In high NOR"
tone and with great clesrne" and simplicity Of 'vS
Il strongly sdvocses the principles Of universal pesce'
and shows the ressoss for believing In their asus~
triumph auburn, N. Y. James N. Aldenl
"TaE GOSPEL TEAcHrR" for October nas
articles on tho Application Of chhsuanisy 70 soe'sg'
the . Education Of chidrsn," tho Pope and thePs
oscy.r and an interesting Editor's Table"
r~ w. hsva a yepriot of CAPT HAkh,ATe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-15
No. XIII.

Frr Jn7resious Of San Fr1netseo.. sap OAio.. a
Modern Rabd.. The TrtbEnss a Dollar Apt,ot-
Cost Of Buildings. Rents. Gambling Priee o.
La5or >. Cart0sfis Of Trade Digging GOD n
tas T0tsn . Anrisy for Ners .H0s r. BAaisr
King. Oar Notables. The OrerlaHdrs. DsseT.
feR Of Ysfssls Prices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-15
From the Gold Region,
OUR LETTERS BY THE OHIO.
BiYARD TAYLOR'S IETTERSmsO. K.

as1s.ng tAs Panama and tk Calor,a APPearaHc,o o.
Ms1atiaa. a Barren Coosf. ScH Joie.- Cope San
Lacas.. Santa Ma-sar,fa. DgsotsJe Chars. ship
Cry Eagle. BenEo H0nd.. Change Of Ternpaa
tgre.. a Sea AppdHs.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-08-11
A Stump Speech,

The Nashville Union gives the follow.
ing as a verbatim report OF the first speech
Of a Mr.. CuIlom, ,who1s running for Con-
gfess upon his owl hook:
shy Countrymcn-I am a candidate
10 represent you in Congress. My coun-
,rymen, | was Il candidate TWO years ago,
and at that time my opponent was my
friend, AMI your distinguished iellow-cit-
izen, Gen. Barrow. My countrymen,
Gen. Barrow then came 10 me and said,
'Cullom, you are much younger Than me-;
let me run this lime; Gen. Taylor will
be elected ) land here Gen. Barrow in
limaied that Old lack would provide for
him y and therefore | declined. His
prediction, my countrymen, has been
fulfilled. Old Zack has been elected, but
General Barrow refuses to yield me The
track. He has sucked so long, my coun.
trymen, al The public teal, thai he has be.
come-shall | say ?-biOaied. Like q
big calf, he will suck up all the milk
My countrymen, he must be weaned J.
My countrymen, | was born in old Kahn
tuck-l was born a Whig-a poor boy, !
cum to Tennessee, and worked an infer
nal hat-boat 10 this town, at the very time
The City Hotel and the steam saw-mill a,
The mouth Of The branch was c~onfagra-
ted! My counirymen | am no beggar.
! have a competence for myself and chill
dren, and sop and corn bread for my
friends. My countrymen, | have no
grea, family iniuence-no royal ances-
tors. | am one Of the b'hoys. The up
per ten thousand want a convention
They want 10 bind and sacrifice me;
but, my countrymen, will call in The
hands; il can't be done.
"How greedy, o, my lear country
men, how greedy are The upper !enE-
The post office in Nashville, the best OIL
flee in Tennessee, has been g%ivenio The
head of the Barrow family and The ga
zeues of The day that an lndi-
an agency has been given 10 the brother
ofmy distinguished competitor. Oh, my
counirymen, wish | belonged TO The Bar
row family ! believe ! will have myself
made q bdrrOp
Nature is ever changing, ever new
why be uneasy, il is the law 7
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-08-11
Miscellaneous
CHILDREN.
BY MRS. HARRIET BEEcHER STOWE.

"a little child shall lead them"
One cold morning | looked into a mil
liners shop, and there | saw a hale, hear
~, we'll Drowned young fellow from the
country, with his long carl.whip and a Ii
on shay coat, holding up some matter,
and turning it about in his great fist
And what do you suppose it was : A ba-
by's bonnet |! A little soft blue satin hood,
with a sw~an's.down border, white as the
new-fallen snow, with a lrill Of rich
blonde around The edge.
By his side stood a pretty woman, hold
ing with no small pride The baby-for ev.
identity it was a baby. Any one could
read that fact in every glance, as they
looked a, each other, and a, the little
hood, and then at The large blue uncon-
scious eyes and fat dimpIed cheeks of the
liule one. II was evident that neither Of
Them had ever seen a baby like that be-
fore.
But really, Mary said the young
man, : is not three dollars very high =
Mary very prudently said nothing. but,
taking the hood, tied it on The liltle head,
and held up The lille baby. The man
looked and grinned, and, without another
word, down went the three dollars, (aIl
that the last weeks butter came 10 y and
as they walked out of the shop it is kard
10 say which looked most delighted with
The bargain.
'Ah!' thought |, "a little child shall
lead Iheml
Another day, as ] passed a carriage
factory, | saw a young mechanic n, work
on a wheel. The rough body Of u car.
riage stood beside him, and there, wrap
ped up snugly, oil hooded and cloaked,
sat a dark-eyed girl, about a year old,
playing with a great shaggy dog. As |
stopped, the man looked up from his
work, and turned admiringly I his little
companion, as much as 10 say, See what
| have got here >
Yes thought |, 'and THE lady ever
gets a glance from aGmiring swains as
sincere as that, she will be lucky
All, these liule children! liule witch
es pretty even in all their Thoughts and
absurdilies! See, for example, yonder
litle fellow in a naughty FL he has sha-
ken his long curls over his deep blue
eyes; The fair brow is bent in a frown /;
the rose leaf is pushed up in Infinite def.
nnce, and the while shoulders thrust for.
ward. Can any but n child look so pref,
~ even in their naughuness 2
Then comes The instant change {; lush.
ing smiles and tears, as the good comes
back oil 10 d rush, and you are over.