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The southern press., 1852-02-19
soriyIco MEDICAL COLLEGE oroHIo.

OfEcs Pennsylvania Avenue, next TO Jackson
III, Washington.
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MISCELLANEOUS. 4
Rich,s Safes Us.s.tUased.

EDaErrslp s.oURT -horsE, S. c., August ., 1859.
Messrs STEARNS MARTIN, SuceessoA Rich Co., No. las
Waer FewYok srrKMsH with grea pleasure
great
three ohes JAIL papers
your Safes yon Charles
NJ. Hatch. The built
heat truly efc The crowd dcusd hs idea Of
thing standing fir confidence the
Upon day. IN the thae who witnessed the
Va. .anander. r.
H. 80 M Yours, respectfully, WILLIAMS Il CtIRlsYIE
The foregoing letter demonstrates the wonderful capacity RICH
CO.'S SAFES fre; aud when u is considered that this
ALONE among many represented SAFES protected
.the of the tires in Peal NewYork
Ghcothe, Ohio; Wctmpks, Ala; Rodney M, Edgsfel,
O., that tie SINCE THE re
pUCToN OF PRcES) bears proportion to the value such
reliable depository for books swe money and other small
RICH
&cuS sALAANDR SAFES prepared prove by
the
that entire eondencs be seed the article under OH
cumsances. 3s i.ag ISAAC BRIDGE, ,tlf3t ~
sep2O dAWtf Magazine
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IV.ortet's safs Gon.pa,.y.

VIE HJteHtIUH U JIie PuDIIC Is cHIIeu Ju tHe
utility superiority Of these Safea all others Our Saiel
made entire riucipe We frst form
sion chilling the liquid metal and making timps
ae the hisel drill and capable Of resisting the howsof ns
slcdge. To the scientific it h only Nature
Methane bolts straps screws thu
o. them together Neither the burning element mkc an
We hetn saying that these Sales secured with
EMPIRE DRILL. AND POWDER PROOF COMBINATION BANR
really depository other
bes We further there little security the popular
Bank They the
otenbroken into, as experience has Demonstrated.
furnish notice SAFES
BANK VAULTS, Of Banking Mercantile
Firms which will bs warranted Drill and Powder
Proof with Lllis'a Bank Locks. .l.f III, n
with Day Nswa
Pnrauiopc Lock
49,, 70 = 80 T. eeTFSyN Asant
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tbs 27t mt gives the following account the mnfde
Of q female u that vicinity
The dead body OF Maria Prtchsrd wife Of John Prteh-
ard, Of ths eouuty. discovered early Thursday
morning ast lying the ground some distance from
the house the Delaware inns She had esidently
been dragged there ater she Of blood
having been discovered frp the the spot Whero
she lsy. bloody club found, With which she had
becp dispatcheds and two Cf her nnssfs wers thrust
through the handle o Jug probably 70 create the I'M
preston that she died through intepeauco and expo
sure John Pritchard har reputed husbsnd CaIoaine
Prtchar his sister and Caroline; the widow Of Henry
Pritchard who shot By CHM. suspected Of pspe
tratipg the crime. The women Who profss to b. TOTALLY
ignorant to how the murder COM
mtted by Justice Joyce for further hearing Pfitchsr
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PAUL A1DxRsOu4 LUc1

tu1ePfok'V1 ssSassa AsssSssy X |
skins, and inferior muscul ar deseio sE ~
Ss =
PAUL AUuEn&UwY LUG
T-S gsEEss I5 = "a SSSg
was shocked. 4 few days sirce, % opening n
scuthern nswppaper, 70 posicss anepg tAe -
DIN cssuslties, the death of M Old ffisnd eSl
AndsTsoa. Fcor Pspli Hisl
ss' b Z happy ,.gs,ss sps /, r. = + .,,. ss
which always Slassersa sbout ~ 81 1kwsys 81
|termjnated his oxistesScs bx feap;n< M
steamboat bound uptthe Ma 4, Senla eustl
nately refnsed 70 anal hinsslf Y fhs asisssAss
which might have saved III q Y
There are people X ~ % q woElA. - -
itis eslledy 81 ahssd IEvsr
s;nrs. Ihev inyest. M ne 6yfz q StSsi 4
fcrthcon,ius. ThsY ESi4 nd Ill, BIZ to - bes
nose Tkev n s,sI ~ In the har Il u ~
| q realized. Fan1 m belonged 10 3hj5I
Ecliss ii suufoftnSats ~ Bi5 fstKer wds qnite d
I'd Reat psssdsas y. rs r Il III M II w. q
r. - 81 ri;e]i syffS S1S IeyS 3tedS III piA
Ilosz. which every md I uzioek6d usa1lk fuf<
fcient ID satisfy the rsoss ,oYsfid svasie Buy
IAe died in Fl of snaer NTH ~ only = Z y
lIsE the bulk Il Sfsat ~ tpne 70 : "A
sSmi1ary wh11 neyoiens objcok ~
4 indH n6k 6&ndents w. de5d ktei, ~ asNE 3eAstJ
4 aftefs III s&5ohs Of = pi1eg - FL
~ sreeH ~ Hesfern lan1s Psa. Hsptl
tSl1as3 r - r live III rayrels2 y \ s6A 4
q some = n. I'll -luek. II
day ,susr, s ~ xsse willkjs2|
n n mn III III onr 6dnxSfk5ff cor
~. IA : ~
t., ~ - : 1,Sss n M 43ss !5;3i = !
;sLs n .fE2 A SSS S ~ S1lSf }2Ssos W n S4Iaa
|. lof III 81 r. u of 81 ll5ys III y ksss
|, I;fTfhad eys1 ~ n IL je1Sees IL sEop1
. "a Stl
NJ, ia /. N ~ riend. i houlds u
Il ahoye III thines1. q - foas 4 1SssnJ
Il g They IVA kri ~ 4ks fSf
\ sorrowfnlly u I'D ~ n iiSa u i
! then 3rou ehall !. hut d laue6 "a y Ssss'
n promised "a kss : dsfiisus ~, ~ ~
3 1 | ean as follows: I Is NJ ss We
4 4 8 seIro years 20, u ms easing sh1ak ~ -,
J kind of buainess. whereby ! snight nake botl
q lhands meet and live respsct1kly, Nheny an i
Y Eonce, it occurred % mo thai InT frien5ss 4
), Co., Wholesale dealers n the bot and sh6e bas
q mess, would, psrhapasS lend a he ing b4nd
lpoor fellow, I'D pur g. III IN VI u
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nDD FELLOWS REST =. Vaults in this
.are the City Fir. Dstrici; MES EuRNEAux Secretary
No. Is Camp street stairs; Ray No.
S.-.
$780, To membeso SoekhoDg Lodgss the burial o WIZ
invariably. ffsJ a tssfs4s E u n
purchase Of Lots any respecting the REST
apply J. @. DUNLAP Cemetery Committee No. -
Camp street. : III 5Epsi JAMES FURNEAuX, ~
fAs'stvaA Secretary OF the Board of Directors
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N,OR LAFOURCHE- Irregular d.y =
IL THURSDAY PaeseThe superior ana swift
'ttaner ALTON, ce esta DALI res, master
regular the the
during leaving
NpwOrlrans EVERY
viii Tneiaux EVERY SUNDAY NOR At O'Clock,
hvlle Every MONDAY MORNING. o'clock. This
Boat viii aud special aent 10 the eusinesa Of such
panturs, with
STONE WALWoRTH Agents, ss Tchoupitoulas street.
n SMITH. -
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1sLOTHING RsTABLIsrIM MENT.-TAYLoe

IlI1tu 1st51 H11s N ~ =
HADDEN CO., 86 Canal Newrsns, and 9i9 Pearl
street. have always rand both places large stock
CLOTHING SHIRTS ANDf URNlSilNG GOODS o. the best styles
suited for boh count and trade, which they ol to ddale
libernl terms. - nov29 tjan9
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FURNITURE, ETC.

G,ANAL STREET i URNITU R E,L--zzyXs3
IsToEE-W T.DAyls Dealer in cABINET EgF M q NJ =
Moss, Hair and Spring MATTRESSES FEATHERS. NJ At
TING etc., kB Canal street, below Baroune, Inc
Church. a = -8,- X ,.717Flpf novys
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TIOR TIvEHpnTJ. MI N A 4 "a a. ooi1
iss sTlss cspsas { * Isss
Dtt,n apply 10 j. P. WHINE Il CO., 81 Camp street,
G$-
AIN ~ n, 8i' -,
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EOR GENOA.-The fine fast sailing IN
American ship SEA LION, Capt. Wilmer, having the
f her win bave quict dpatc
Tor freight Of 800 bales Cotton apply 10 y
ST''''' J. P. WHITNEY Il CO., 81 Camp street.
For apply to the board moves y
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VICRSBURG.

wtllieave SATURDAY, December II, at s o'clock
HSOR HARD TIMES, GRAND GULF, G.@ h.
EoPNEY y wAysspRooF " %SN SATesz S,A;Iy F9RT %
MINE, DONALpSoNVLE aud all isterneiate landih
Weekly yyeksburg Packet NATCSiEZN No. 2ForEVERY
SATURDAY EVENING" oceekThe tine, running passenger
NACEEz T. p Lathe msier, the
ievee receiving and will eae above For freight
apply board, Of Canal street, or to
decs d. r. CARROLI Union Row, So Carondelet street.
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EOR RIEsT e The Al ,atLloyd's, fast s5ss5SSs
sailing British bark FREDERICK Capt Fink is nov
aiding aud will have quick Dispatch For freight Of $50 cal
ni apply to & * J.P. WHITNEY Co.. 81 Camp street.
| fY- Fof Iassage apply The Capita board poys6
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LNURNITU TUREMANUFACTORY Tchoupitou-
las street. between Third Fourth streets, LII. All kinds Of
CABINET WARE hand Tor sie and mnufc
order Taiug to order.
Also, all KIN Lumber on hand and for sale by
foci23 Iyos JOHN BARTCHY.
/ ii UHN b. BUkaEN has removed ms -sssssay
IN FURSlTURE STORE No. lal to No. SO MAG
ZINE STREET Immediately opposite the Arcade, whore
heretofore
-seeiy drrnmh friends aud the public d30 ly
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FOR BALTIMORE First Vessel.-Bal- s@sss
,in,ors and newt9 of Packets. Th All n
4,;ny uuckel ship NAsRAGASsEFf, Captain EAnionas, -
nl tr engaged and going on board WI meet
h dispatch freight $50 hs and $50 bales
nton aipy on boaa opposite Pos 70 ~ District or TO
80 j. H. ASHBRIDGE u co, IS ST. Charles sreat.
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ETOR LAFOURCHE. - Coast and ~ n
Il Lstoutche packet-The steamer Pr BAIEY, l6@ks
Capt Wtison, SO above EVERY MONDAY
EVENING, at O'clock, and EVERY FRIDAY MOANING,
o'clock. For freight passage, app y n board or to
/ N A. .LAFOREST, 20 Bsuvile street.
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msn arrived nj homr ,hut hero scr'"
N.- ctac',a: ~hch made him hlr -
loub, iha, he stool at his own d',r
\ crowd oi people ohst,uctcd The a..
trance, >ome pnstlnc and strisins 10
cuter, Wide o;hcis called for the '-
tcc. An ol,tcr soon made his Il, %
r"araucc strong. important iops
inS man; and as he forced nj co
trance. the baker followed him.
What mct hts ewes ON entering t'e
shop required Ntt.e explanation, The
young lal,er sat upon a chair, hi'
face buried III his hands, leaning on
the counter. James stood behind.
triuml hartly hcnrishing n frcnch
roll, whirh be maintained tho Scotch
man had stolen, and WAS carrying oil.
The bakers entrance changed the
scene. lie told the police tha: tue
whole affair was a mistake, begged
iam to d,slctsc Tie crowd on, SIDE.
T aul requested the youn- man, who
','''''' ~ 80 '.I''' ' W '' I,s aI a"
~ }"' , ,""'.'r ','"S' Nv Nv I iI..'
,'.,i '"'i w., -! ''"I'''', I' - Wv ',.''.
1t wa. br,chj tbs ,ha, his moth
! ''' ''' """-"t'r 81 = ''O''''' e"'''
haNlh '"a'T''n hvIoW htr sla''oil' hcr
husband, IA order to make the change
N her condition less apparent, had
lived beyond his means, and at his
death: ha,i Iclt to her little more than
her oulv s,u Gas, off hv her family
and Tao ,r,nl f. lcc = assistance in
uh.. ,.t...,,. H.. ,;l.w r,mo /,
Wv w." , \
''''.',' WIZ" ','' ''"' WHY ,'' ~ ,'''h"'
SOC " FOR t'Ai''I iH'H'. ihc!r "orcS
we're A''rr"1'"'f 'h'i'ca ana ocifcs-
.sci; "a" nain,r Tell III IRON notraCt
=" anAlctr ahi Wah;, an; tie son was
u.iNcu hy G,-i da',ou t1 take q step
which, lg, fr tine i,.,.r, o.it,0u Of tho
baker. Nou,l have 1randcI lin c,r-
Nr
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piEW te15JH.

a.. ilo5, i..o dnors ,N,r'a oC the Court
Hu!r, E4si uJc ef i.ankitF square.
tsr received 4 general a..ortmcn, o'
Aa-t..a,tnEh.h, french and German
- GppD%. GUprENiES, CROCK
ERN AND HhNBW AEI,
,h,.ii h.ssi clcs7 for approved trtd
}, mott k,uts of tJuc;rv iTofucc ana
}, uich cheaper loi cisH,w without rc',"c
,e,.,ns -tu.tdcrs and outsiders the CIV
h. asd Bsfbausns all .hc shr,-
= l. ROBBINS.
fa,,.od. Hayls
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An InsA sr, hereabout - Gn,lam,
Nl.o op.uIn-d h,r,tH upon be.ns e.nplo.
cdins .eialee. family. Was asked !he de-
6p.tion q! the term. Where li.ry ha' +
Two or ,tree Kind. of wine, and the gen
,lenen sweat was tue hsLiy ssIistac'
tory reply.
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New Road and Tottenham Cour,
/ Road-cross each other, stood. aud
probably still stands a bakers shop.
Whoever harrcncl to pass this shop
in he autumn C 1S4l, and cast a
glance into its interior, will certainly
remember to have seen, standing be
hind the counter. maiden, Of some
eighteen summers. and ofso rare n
io,eliess, that, for n few msiutcs, the
eye periorce must llnagr there en-
traneed. ...-t
Il cannot understand, Margaret,
said her father 70 her one day. 'wha.
that young man, who passes here
every morning. aud whom | take for
a Scotchman, finds to look at in our
shop. For some mo,ncnts, hc never
moves step, farther. DO You know
! him =
No more than YOU, father, all
swcrci the girl.
The baker BOXED earnestly into
bis daug ghtcr's face, and his scrutiny
decpcned the rose upon her check.
Il cannot believe that you would
deceive me SAID the baker, for You
know how | love YOU, and how much
yonr happiness is the aim of my !ifc.
After your mother died, there would
have been nothing left to live for, if
had not had YOU, and it would 90
hard with me to lart with you.--
Nevertheless. | say to myself that You
VII aud must be married some day
aud if You should have fancy tol
this yonng man--
Dearest father interrupted Mar
,garet. i have never spoken TO hin
nor lim to me.
Scarcely had the words passed lcl
I. lips, when the subject Of their dis
course hastily entered the shop, and
asked for a French roll. There was
ncthng unusual in this request, moth
ing necessarily embarrassing in it
and yet the hand with which Marga
; ret presented the roll TO him ,rcmLle(
, and her whole appearance denote
tia. she had not been SO inaifiercn
: to his silent homage as her answers L
her fathcr seemed To indicate. Wa
J she deficient in confidence or snccri
: tv? In nei,hor. Margaret iovc'
her father from her very heart, an'
knew not what Discrimination was
but what girl of eighteen will own tia
t she iancics herself beloved Th
4 stranger, on his side, apparently ha'
10 idea of ;he disquietudc lie excited
for, hayiu. received The roll, he la;
the money On tie counter, and lei
the shop.
G llcnceiorwarl tie young man can
II regularly every morn!n. and IA,
chased French roll ana, thou
: 10 words passed between him and til
bakers fair daughter, Margaret :,
d crctly owned that hor interest ia h!l
h increased every dag. Ills face va
=: onc Of those which s.lihc one invoiui
tar!r. Though too 'alc and care
~ worn to be called handsome, lis lar
C soft eyes benincd with 50 much irn'
4 aud tenderness, The; they might V,
4 touch . lardcr heart than Ma
. garct's.
1t is hot strange tl.at a vow
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4
ford II, would make i. ten times
twenty. The picture is worth it,
50 SAYING. the wcll-pleascd little
man Inlcd out sovereign. which
the stranger took hastily, and with n
! fcyycnt God be Thanked daricd
from the shop
Strange y said the baker. and he
looked at Margaret, WHO stood near
with flushing checks and moistrrcd
eyes. \ curious Young man. that
AZ any rate. he is wonderful lam,
/ ter Then hitting Tie picture care.
fully by the edge. he carried it into
the adjoining counlins.iousc, where,
a day or two after, it appeared,
framed and glazed, suspended over
his desk.
The next morning, and II any sac.
ccccding ones. the young mau cane
for bis French loll-hut 10 further
mention was made Of the liculrc.--
lie maintained the same silence ~
before. Day BY day. however. tie
became thinner and lalcr, and often,
"''Fn NHrra'r' 'nfhti To- ''"th '"'
70" ''oA' 'i' S"e'' ms -'a"cc I'S'cn
"!"" ''' win nh 'AI'''SS'oh 80 I"', %
','''" al" 'c".'eIhc'', "'a' 'h' p"N''
who perceived all this uuohservcl,
from his co"h',na mousse '',, MS 10"
est hear' strongly moved. narEar't'
too was hot "I'at She used 10 tie :
her beauty had lost It's bloom, and
her smile It's chcerlulncSs.
One evening. as they sat at tea,
tie baker could no lon-cr restrain
himself. 'l'Il tell you what, he be-
Gan. ''hat Nom- inan loves you. and
You love nlm--- Silence wlii hear
nothing :. t1r Maraar}t had "lcncd
her lils with n faint denial. You
, cannot talk me out Of it. ! lave ny
eyes, and can sec the whole affair, as
plain as my hat, there. | lasc ot-
: served you both. often enough, and
though am a plan man. can ca>i-
" perceive that YOU love one another.
lie has no. said so, II Is truc-and
that is just what pIeascs Ire IN him,
for he must naturally suppose that
l under the circumstances, it would not
| be very gratifying to ne. ] have
t looked at the affair On all sides. and
, the only thing do not like about the
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The mex, ,vo hour. las.cl heavily
indeed with Margaret II all ap.
pcatancc, -hr performed the ,atiout
duties o! the shop, rs usual hut he,
thou. were idl away. and She went
about her business mechanically. The
weather, too, had chau.el, thereby
adiins 10 her incrcasin: gloom. The
bright sunshine which had giied
everything with its morning rnvs, was
noN concealed by murky clouds. and
rain began TO fall heavily. Foor
MaCatst WAS so sad and doNnhcar,cd &,
that She more than oGcc resolved on
setting on, to seek her father. Any.
thing was better than thus being left
a pray to her own uneasy thoughts -
But she stt1vc IL lani-h tbs rcslics,
, desire. for hot ouly would such a
search hc useless, hut She ought no,
to leave the Shop III her father, at
scncc. Teas rolled swiftly dpNn
her face, n, Sic resigned herself to
patient waiting. But. Lark her
/ father approaches, and She fastened
to relieve hun Of hls saturated gar
,ncnt~. Scarcely had She performed
/ lhi> hlnd oiliCc, when james entered,
and laughing t'iuni han,ly, shouted
! Nave | not always thou .ht 80 -
! The ynun,- ai,,rr - married or II
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- i I4ly rsi.ins the Leau,if.i
c!or u-ei u,nu her rniua,gr", ga. ,o.i
Ly tie a.tt,. Lat Lo !ouJ',d not
lie nasA woman of e. Il ts''e ia cpi
o..ns 70, ,le, Lpt.. ..oa.ti 'htis roaas
a, he sane 'ior
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BARGAINS BAReAlHS!

,sG~,tiL,l ,, '.ilirg Of hs ontIrr s'o's
QN AND LESS to Ciu'o vI tt- tH'n''s
,s. Ias .;oca E.sr te f,rsd 'iltii >
b! ruh sd III \ WARE. AfFi'f -,
rl>> pHOAt LoTHS .ard CksHiMt ~ :
'srlNGs. Del AIMS. PRINTS. Gc &C.
eer.rAi a,,oiimtrt 80 GfccsrIcs $40
r4..tt a. of.uica s,c oect,Iat tt'y so.:
. ~.r % ,t,i
INo y. PROCTOR
|ttt, Eutiarl Nov Is -
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~S.n1UlLs
~~-~ ~-~>~. ~ >-~.>-N
fe,its n.fEtd
MATILDA JANE.

te' iDs H.'sd
MATILDA JANE.
~
derl, loved M.t.la Jan-
Erf.yes 9ere deepest bloc
''er eofi' J~.l dow. hse golden ran
IA nccA Of to;s hse.
Her cheeks were 'osr, budding sweet.
pc chcfr'es we're hei hps
iici iofsa with boufis Hii.hi compete
lie, iccA pure pssfl, cclr.r
told her of my burning love
Ny hopes, my JOYS, my fears
swUrr TO her by heaven above.
tkLs~d away her teAfs
:" Thno art an angel, gitl, eti-d !,
4" W ho e. my heafi dolh rule
" Indeed. .h~ ,a,d vita sWc-t SIGH,
. A>D voc NJ PTsst root
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Futh. h-fl'
(Di.t.tst BOY

ovclhallaucel hy .hcir regard for "an.
ina -,mioi,." chd love Of fun, and
rot uufrc9uen,ly are their lrorensl
tics manifesto! much to the ANNOYANCE
Of misetly farmers whose orchards AID
melon Watches teen with the lucl)us
fruits They seem TO lie like Mid
shiiman Easy supporters of, il not
believers in, equal rights and for
selfjustihcation will "argue the point
tha, it is the crosses. injus,icc for
young men like themselves, who arc
lubolins 50 hard to become " "oina-
m-nts TO society and blessings to the
world" TO be deprived Of the common
luxurics Of life merely because they
are POOR.
Notwithstanding they will listen
with becoming gravity and seeming
re.ard to the advice and admouition
OF those worthy men to whose care and
surveillance they are committed, they
arc always ready to scale some picket
fence at TIE risk o! being suspended d
thereon by the neither portion Of
their unlncA,i3nables, or in the event
Of getting over, beius prcclri:atca in
to a ditch of muddy water prepared
for their especial ablution5 ard in
sh9s, will do anything in support o.
their philosophy, but to our story.
Near a certain college lived an Old
farmrr who was proverhial, both for
raising melons, and ill.will toward:
Ne students. Willie cart>load3 were
rot,inG in his garden, and as many
Applrs ia his orchard;let the student,
do him whatever favor they might,
let them discover in their rambles, his
COWS in his cora. Lis sheep in hi
meadow, or his hogs in his potato,
field, and kindly drive them out, an(
inform him Of it, their generosity woulC
hardly meet an approving word, ,mucl
less an invitation to rariakc Of IN
hospitalitles Taking these thing
into consideration our friends Of th
college had watched the luAuilan
growth Of bis melons one season, air
when they were ripe they detcrmn
cd to lay them a nocturma! visit
The oil man was on the alert an
suspcctin.. their intentions, he mad
preparations for their reception. NJ
knowing what hi i-it they would sc!cc
! and 10, wishing to he deprived of hi
slumhers by watching, lie sus!cnlc
rope over the only path by whic
access conld be gained to his garden
: attached j, to s.,ail peg driven int
. tue ground, extended it from lhcLC
! through his bed room window; faster
, cd it 10 lis neither cXtrcnitics an
consigned himself to Morpheus. Il
p supposed as they las, alon. their ftC
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We te,.ev. ,ha, every well regulated
fsmi., ongh' Away, to have one esey
in i, iu., 70: ,h- f1n ''h. Ting
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u,- ~ .tI'irad Co, Low or hand-aro
ne l. Merchants nd other, AZ l"-
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4 TIiRli.IlNo TALE.

"ro.ne with ,lo,, eovuc,,,,,,...s,,.,rs ,rs
sweet,
Those looks deniuic, ,ha, deeply pierce The
.""'
r,,,d e '''''' '''''"
sour. lively fancy, and the ier!,ns hear,
Oh. COM, and whde ih" osy-ioo'rd May
S'"',, ~, blo,h.ng "n' '"Sr'htl .r, u, trad
tn.t hj,o,n,,, ~. ,h, w., ,'.'.
As,r
.iad ,hy loved bosom, that M proves ,hcit
sweets
, 49,.
he rays ot the sun wee meiluw"I by
:hc ha.my hrcczc, which sporlcd wiiA
,,. l,..t I.;,..., p.,,.r. l,, a. ,,,,.
'''" ''''' ''''' f"'
the iraih"r"d chofi>lcrS Of the mir were
is l"Ne '''ai's Their melody, rra oil
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t\.,h Ito c,o,,.r,, l,o,c,.. ,f ,
vc,,,pg v,n,w vl,,l, lu,, il. L,sl.
fol head uufiI II Li.,cJ - hrnu,;,,I Lake
which ta,i,.f. fee, So, n fair ,ouuo
.rl A. nr,, Glance. one could not helm
) L,i,,p ,,ruck with ,l,, L..n,,o of,,,. .c,.,n
! TLa; ij,L.. o,rd graceful uijlow. b.nd,ro
,o,iup,y over iis swce, cha,c, seemed
Gt emblem Of the rccipi,.u, Of il. friend.
IL rr,,ec,iop.
. Le Young rjrl evidently had no,
uass.d c,yht,,n .u,nmer, Her f,ur,
! wa, sIrLi, bot crac,tul.--it. del;ca,
symmetry being Sc, on to crca, aa,an
! tag, by the .imnlo wLi,e Lalit wh,cl
,Ls wore. She wa. indeed
unad"rned and PLAIN
''."ae 10 r''''e ""''e '0"'' '"''''''''' "e
slrhl, ev,,v borrowed charm m,ha, dress SUP
4 r,es,
NJ "'a;'d with art The triumph OF heF'y's
u.,i.r h,..ro,. ou1 dr.o,,, cvo.
r.,, G,.G .;L . a.,nJ, ii.,I,:. ,;,v,
H. ,I,a;I na."n .I;.' ,,.a s,r,''.
,n ;,n, ,n;r,n. I..c'~o h.r
.,,ii .;'. r,'r ,.,..'s
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Wv .,''' ,,.,i w. ' 'nI m a,''a,,',.
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a. I'"'"'! s'''''' '"0 '''' ''''' ''N''
s''.u", :.
EnChai'.d. AZ It wef"' by Eer low II
htfr, l iIng"icd near, unseen "achin
every n.o''ment. My s.mra'hlts "'r
a"'henrd' yet low could !. ho o'he'
wise 'ad h"' my eyes beh'id h'
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TIT ssS,,r .l.rr we cd rr,psci toll announce
. At paa.ie that hs ha, iAksL tootns en- ha'.
(.1s' .o''s s.s al. s'Se !*s.ons 40 "'n'''''
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