New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-13

When shs went out. Mass Tyler tppeaFa nce
and manners were those Of vomSn who had been
br IN the best society, ami WAS equal 70 II but II
s,v stranger or visiter had caught her IN her or.
.--.-v apparel she would have been as confused
1 =. mana when Acteon came upon her oath'ns
-. 80 almost with a. much reason. Tor she was
sfxeys hadcown s1i 10 rays. Most people !
/ s,s.s-r have weakness tor Cd Shoes ease AID
,-,f,-- arf one : own Preside. srs connected With
then, IN act, We never tee any regard nr shoes
/ ,iU d., attain T. the privileges OF axe aad then
tbsv become almost as much par, q tie wearer
Z as his c0rrs
Tbs kind OF .ee.n- my slrs extended % cd
clothes of every sind the older and -scEede- they
. e~ew the more unwil4nC sue was u cast.tAem OH
Bat she vas scrupuiolsly clean IN them. indeed
I the principle upon which her whole household econ
oulv vas directed was that O. keeping the house
clean snd taxing more precautions against dust
iaan would have been neeiiui ass-ns; tie plague
. iu an infected CITY That the better -UO0ls
m.gbt b. kept clean. she took possession o. ihe
/ kitchen sending the servants % ,nc which was ln
der ground sUc n This lt-le. DARK. c'nalel place.
T with r0rrh stone ioor and sSi .ishr For 10 must
MT b. supposed That Is was g best kitchen. winch
was always. a. Il wss intended % b., 4 c0mi'rta-
he sittlu1 room. this vss more ike a scuiisg We
/ always took orr meals sri generally lived
/ The best room was never opened hu, for comps
/ ny eXe ept now and then On hHc DAY 70 be aired
ald busted L duet could be detected there IL tie
=
where she wrote her letters sic had many
Oudents ard We sat there sometimes IN Summer,
when d ire net needed, Tor IRE produced ashes,
and ashes OccasOaed dust, and dust visible or IN
. visible was the pa yle u her lie have seen her
order the teak cftls to be emptel and re flied be-
cause some one had passed ac-oss The hearth while
was ou he Ere pre- 1arlnE Tor her breakfast she
had INDUCED these tumors I'll she rad formed ior
herself notions az gnc.cauness s.m1.- - irrauousl
I and inconvenience A. tl0sc 70 the HnioOs She had
/ a c-p once buried ,gr six weeks. % purify Dc tom
-ae lips 90 0.e WHOM she accounted unclean
J All who wee not her iavortes were Included n
/ that class A chair. Iu which an unc.ean person
bad sat- was plt ont INFO Tho garden % Do aired
/ sud never saw her more snra we'd than on one oc-
[ r1sion, when q mar VINO called upon business.
seated himself in her own chair now the cushion
Uasever again 20 be rendered ht or usn. she knew
not On such occasions her hlc features assumed
character either fierce or tragic her expressions
We're vehemeu, even % .rrctercnce sad her ces
r.cuators those OF the deepest and widest distress
hands aua eyes upilei rs ID she was In hopeless
I misery. 0- IN Var0Nysm Of mental anguish
William Tyler. thc second brother. was r.
llrhabie person. Owns to some detect m h.s N.
. ciIrcs So anomalous in It's k.nd thl. never
] beard Of SINH lr casc-0s could never hr taught
o. read the letters he could tell separately bat
was utterly incapable of combining them. snd tax
| iug ga their meaning By lHe eye lie could Nrie.
| and copy IN a tar hand sny ihlng that wss ser be
'0re INN, whether In writing or ln print bat Il was
dono letter by etter. without understanding sin
| yie word Is 10 sefgOyernment he was entirely
Incompetent, 50 much s., that think he could hard
/ Dr. be considered responsible a moral being Tor
! liz actiOns-yet he had an excellent memory, an
deserving eve. aud SOFT OF ha'f sGrsd shrewdnsss
/ Nhch would have qualified him, had DE been born
I two centuries earlier % have worn motley. and
| figured with 2 cap aud bells aGd = bago,e IA some
/ Jarlu's hall. Never d,d | meet with any man so
stored with oh saws ani anecdotes gathered up IL,
/ tie narrow sphere n which TO moved. / sal rt
l member many 81 thcm. though he has been dead
I more than thirty y"aw. The motto t0 \ ahama. es
/ ihe Greek reference, when tho 1tbgevlauons are
] rightly used, may show Is one 90 my uncle W Do
/ lam 81 ,ius When 10 was found impossible o.
make sus thing % HIM D. education, he Was len 90
| Hmse.f and passed more ,me m the kitchen thlu
I u the paror because he stood in lear %. hs step
father There he learnt l1 chew tobacco and drink
strange creature as BE- was. 1 think ot him very
O.teu often speak OF him, quote some %. his odd.
! 1pt sayugs sld have that sort OF feeling for hs
meuiory, that he Is one 81 tie persons whom
should wish o meet IN the world 20 come
The man 1i whom he learnt the use, or rather
the abuse Cd. tobacco, was sotnsh servant. ne y
uorant Is savage cd anything ice ought to have
/ anoNu, that Is o. say, oi everything which ought
90 have been taught hun Ny mother whea a very
/ ntlle -iii. fcprosed iim once Tor swearing. " For
! hane. Thomas She said You should not say
/ such naughty words Tor shame say your prayers,
I Thomas Ne Missy, SAID the poor wretch,
saau.t. shaut say my prayers. never sod
! ms prayers iu AL my lie. Massey aud / shaIt b.
-ln lor. ", anc.s " iIsm tho Squire. he was
rt.si ia iLc family provoked him dangerously
once. H. was doing beside the ire. with n,s hat
GA, which, stiA thoscustom among tie pea
sautry, here IN Cumberland, a, least he always
wore IA TIE house.
You, perlal are not enough acquainted with
he mode OF chewing tobacco O. know that IN yul2aE
NE guild commonly goes through two editions
aud taat alter 90 has been dons with, . D. taken Oui
oi the mouth aud reser, eaiors second rega.e. Ny
/ uncle William, who bed learned tie whole process
! lou Thomas and alWaFs faithfully observed 10,
- 90 cali it in the intermediates state. an old
| soldier 4 s8llar deposits or % there should be
slel word AID % there = n1t there ought 90 be.
r deposits it in bis to0accob0X have heard ny
/ brother Tom Say that this practice 0cctsioned
srcat dislike in The navy % one or two pound notes
| .ur when the meu we're paid DO paper, the tobacco
BOX served them tor purse OF pocket bOoa, n lack
ui any thur better. oud notes were often rendered
/ .egIble by the deep STAIN Of wet guilds Thomas
I place ior IA OH soldier between Two campaigns
| while he was mapping and enjoying the narcotic
elects o. the trst EastlcstOn, was Tie brlm VI lis
LAT nom whence tn squire Ou ths OCCASION. stole
the veteran glld and substituted ia rs place
lesd mouse just taken from the rsp
Presently the sleeper half Weakened without un.
cosn- bis eyes, ami hail stupehec, put up his hand
/ lgd. taking the mo Use with finger aud thumb ia
I NiAfh the DISCRIMINATING sense 81 touch had b5cn
tiunted by coarse work AID glclean habits opened
/ his mouth u receive d. and with q slow. sleepy
Unique eudeay0red to Accommodate &c 20 its SINAI.
/ station, between the DOUBLE teeth and the cheek
Happening % pa. it IN head foremost, the hind
I iess ami tail hung out and a minute Or more was
spent IN vain sndeayors o. lick these appendices
IN before be perceiy ed IN the substance conssence
,ad taste, something altogether unlike tobacco
Reused at the same time by laugh which could
no longer Be suppressed, and discOverng tho trca
which had been played, he started up IN a furious
rage, and se.zins he poker, would have demoish.
ed tie Squire Or this practical jest, 4 ne had not
I provided a retreat b. having the doors open aud
taking sbe!;ar where Thomas could not, Or dared
/ cot follow hin