New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-29

country there our line. are c-s; w,hoa, dragging iin-
Dragging lis rap He va I.c'} i'i 'hsi -, ~
tel he trap. The muskrnt vii .rn" 'i- '''7. -
~ to be fr.e No wonder man ha- go - -. ~
Eow ot..u o. r c Lesd 90; '' r. nat c 80 ''',
visi ao you m""n by deed - u sie Z. e.
vrtr,yer go g: -. 81 80 1i sax No own
O. ord ur. hat lie pfe.eu'. o. sywi. ntnirl ni!'
.1,B 20 b. ki;caen furniture a. =. ;he uumly "nith
be- .aves ara vii not burn end BE viii appelE 70 oe ma
ue.scr 20 and making whGt he"iway be can. !
flk hat the uar Is ~ dead st Who has 80. ~ "a
kroi hulo gateway VIII ~ sledge iosd ~ idrrarY
r.lr follow alm cam nut Zee! compassion "A."
tear zone tIig. compact hing man, se-In-l! IT. a.
lrced ard really speak ID: his "tGs.;1re, - vi, i y
j. ,r.uTed Bot But What shs dc with ny iaFn.-
iu.e NJ ca- bG;;e:fy "a Caiaased IN sp'i~' ~-0
then r ven ihoee vho scen Tor ns whe not . aaFe
any, l. you inquire narrowly YOU vii find have
some stored in somebody's barn look upon kar.;nd
TO-DAY az an Old son;e Who s travelling with great
drs If baggage, 'rumpery which has accumulated from
lonr housekeeping. which be has rot the courage 70
turu; grel i-lrk hi:.e trunk, ba idbox and handle.
Throw away he fret three az least Ii would .urpsss
tire powers Of well NOWADAYS 20 take uP hi- bed
snd wslk oul Should certainly advise .ick one 10
IT,. covr his bed and run. Whta I have met an ian
icrsut lettering under bundle which contained his al
look ng ike enormous vhich had grown out Of
Ire rape OF BIZ nsckl have pitied him, not because that
his al. but because be had all dat to cary Il
have cot drag my trap, will take care ihat Il be
llL and do not mp me in q vital part But per-
chance j; would be wisest never 10 pat ones paw
into H.
would observe. by the way that it nothing
for curtains for have gazer shui out but he
AID moon. ana am willing that they should looA in The
H.. sUu niure NY furniture fade my carpet, AMI he IL
.u,.iucs too friend, ind siill better economy
t retreat behind some curtain which nature has provided
ttsn 70 cdi single item 70 the details OF housekeeping
A lady once offered a mat but as hal no room 10
,;are within the house time 10 spare within or with
cu % shake H. declined T. preerring 10 wipe my feet
Oh sod before NY door, IL s best 10 avoid the begin
THr HFR,irr's FIRST SUMMER.
did not read books the first summer; hoed beans.
Nav cii,n did better than this There were ilnes when
could not afford to r6crfce The bloom OF the present
IrorCnt 20 ery work, whether o. the head or hands
loy. n broad margin To my lie sometimes N sumner
,C,,,,g hsyipr taken nv accustomed bath Eat la my
,uuv doorway from sunrise tl noon, rGpt ID reVCTy.
amid the pbos and hakOes and sunachs, IN undlsturoed
solitude and Stiffness while the birds sang Groundpr Hit
led ro.cees through the house until by the falling IN
AZ ny wes window the noise of some travellers wagon
ON the distant highway, reminded OF the lapse OF
tine grew IN those seasons Ike corn IN the night anu
IT, .rs far fetter Than ary work Of the hand. would
have been. They not time subao ted from my e but
so much and above my usual ag ance realized what
the GreBdI- 10y contemplation and The forsAlns OF
works. For the most part minded not now the hours
yAut Tie day adv anced ms ii to hight some work OF
mine. j; morning, and 10, n9w i IL evening" aud
nothing memorable IL accomplished Instead of SINGING
Ike tho birds silently smiled at my incessant goo Tor
tune A. the sparrcw had IL tri, sitting or tao hickory
o,e nv door so Lad my chuckle suppressed warbo
which be eht hear cut Of my nest NV days were not
da,. of the week bearing the stamp OF any ncehen del
~ nor were they minced into hours aud frted by the
=, ing If clock for lived like the Pur Indians Of
whom II said tia; for Yesterday, to-day, and ouor
row they have only and the express the variety
Of meaning by pointing backward Tor yesterday forward
tor &c n orrow and overhead for the passing day. This
WA. sheer i'll. my feIowo"n-mep no doubt; but
n tho birds and flowers had tried me BY thcH standard
should not have been found wanting. man must ind
bis occasions in himself II 10 true The natural Days
y,rv calm ard will hardly reproye his Incidence.
had his adv antage at least in my mode OF fe over
these who obliged 10 look abroad for amusement To
,octv and The heater IT. at my life itsef become my
Amusement; and never ceased 10 he novel twas drama
Of many scenes ard without end. II we were always
indeed getting ur living and res aa"g Our ives a9eoru
al. Lar stil .st
never be troubled with snnui Follow your genus ciosey
enough and il Will not fail 10 show yon tre'h prospect
every hour. lIousewOrk was pleasant pastine When
my floor dirty rose early and setting al my igrn
ure cut of doors tie grass bed ana oedsteai makinS
but orc budget dashed water on the o0 ami sprlnked
white. saud from the pond H. and then win a broom
ruLb.d il e., an and willie and by the time the villagers
he'd rob en- their the morning had dried my house
efficiently 10 allow me to move an AGAIN ana my incd
tators were amC uninterrupted. vas pleasant To see
nv Whole household effects out on the gre-- making
little pile like gypsy pack, aud my three-lestd table
from which dld not remove lie oooAS ~, an'I pen anu I'M
10 c,t cu themselves and if unwilling 20 DO brought in
~ sometimes tempted to stretch AN awning over them
ard my seat there. IL was worm me whe 10 see the
I'm shine on these things and hear the free wind blow
tLom so much interesting most familiar objects look
eat Of doois than in the houe. bird ss On the next
bougl e-ev Cr0stDg grows under The table ana black
beuy vines run round iislegs pune cones ehestnu ous
and strawberry leaves are 7irswn about II looked a. II
this was The way these forms came TO be transferred to
our furniture 10 tables, chairs and bedsteads-beeause
they once stood in their midst.
Nv bou.e was on the side OF hill, Immediately the
OF larger wood in the midst of young forest OF
,ic pines and hickories and half adozen rods from the
pond. which O narrow ioOtpah led down the hli In
my frcnt yard grew the strawberry, blackberry and LIE,
everlasting john,wort and goldenod, shrub-oaks and
saLdchtrIy burberry and grOund-nu Near the end OF
May, te -sndchery (cerasus pamd/ adorned the sdes
of the aih with IFS delicate flowers arranged IN nmbes
cyndIcay about its short stems, which last IN the ial
wcched down with good sized and handsome cherries fell
over III wreaths like rays every side. tasted them
out OF compliment though they were scarcely
paetable The sumach (rhgs gIaora) grew in1urIanty
about the house, pushing up through the ehoankneh.
which had made and growing five or Elk feet the hrst
eaop IT, broad pnnae ropicalleaf was pleasant though
strange 10 look The large buds suddenly pushing OUT
late the spring from dry sticks which had seemed 10 DC
dead dey eloped themselves by magic lho graceful
green and tender boughs inch in diameter and come
times as Eat at my window, so heedessy dd they grow
and Tax their weak Joints, heard iresb ana tehler
.uph suddenly fall like fan b. the ground when there
was NOT breath OF air stirring, broken on by It's own
weight In August The large masses OF berries, WHICH
when in flower had attracted many wild bees gradually
assumed their bright veve,y crimson nue. ahn oy ther
yeielt again bent down and broke the tender limos
THE HERMIT FINDS FRIEND.
VLo should c.me TO nv lodge this morning but a true
Horerc or Paphlsgonian man he had so suitable ahd
U..tic name that am sorry cannot print Il here-a
tapncian wood chopper and pot-maker, who can hole
CIV poets in day who made his ast supper on wood
CLGck which his dog caught Tie, too, hes heard OF
Homer and, il not for books, wouia not Know
What DO rainy days though perhaps he has ho' reaa
orc wholly through many rainy seasons. Some priest
Who could pronounce The Greek tself taught hlm 10 real
ls verse in the testament IN his native parsb lar away
end musi tram ate to him, while ne holds the DOCK
Achilles reproof Patroclas for his sal coantenance-
" nv are YOU in tears, Pairocius, like young girl
- Or h.ve you alone head from Ph;hAi
Ihey,sy that henaiirI lives YET; ,on 81 1se,sf,
Usher OF whom hss Ds died should sss,y srieSeD
He says. That, good lie has great bundle Of
bite oek bark under his for sick man. gathered
tls suucay morning. II suppose there's no harm ia
ccre after such thing to-day, he. To him Homer