Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-28
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N,r,LEoN.-The mind Of Napoleon was
= M sfter the manner Of the Oren'a'S,
9S'.Louob a contradictory dlspositoh' -
va as5 7as It were by the effect OF us own
a. ~ 10 details which might justly % oe
His first idea was always gtahu CIV
- n,,rse. munifcence ana me s
ms seeo t+ing. His genius which was
t5 Ns nted to the stage OF the "oiiu' i
bed each Ssntjs show, resembled a roya1
az once ADA bareauin's Jacket. Endowed
he mountt i and infinite shTewdness glls
rooe joined to aaiziuq or creating IN every
with wonderful ID unperceived relations;
tering with wit Nv and picturesque images
question new ted expressions, the more
abounding in live or, ineorrectness Of his
animated and poll avs bore sort OF forelSh
torcibe from the subtitle and changeaole
language which alw 5;farant rules Of OPP
impress sophistical, other men are guld-
70 excess,-he adapted rum Of excess, the
tics from those by which q enchanted cup.
ed Add to this the del 9Th the incenee Of
haolt OF drinking from til q on idea OF the
ana intoxicating himself W. ices all that Is
the world; and you NAV fori character, ma
man who, uniting in his cap. regnty5 ana
lofty aud mean in the human that is lg-
Jestic IN the splendor of OF SOW, nd achiev-
peremptory in command with AL ush to the
noble and base, even in his ora ltogether
ments, joining the treacherons ami e hghrA
suoYersIon Of thrones,-presents a -
such Jupiter Snapn, as never befn
ed on the scene of life--A65e de Prqd. IN
RATHER TouaH.--aWhen lived y, Nd
Name said Uncle Ned, 81 helned m by.
up piece of ground; we got off the wo, $50
IN the winter, and early in the spring we be. sts
gan pioughin ont. 1t was so consumed
rocky that we had to get forty woke Of oven .ls4
to oneplough, we did, faith, and held the e5se
plough mornn week. thought / shonld
die Il ena most killed me- VOW WIN
one day was hoalin the plough hit stump
which measured just nine feet and half II
through-hard and sound white oak plow ss
splitalt, and | was going straight through
the stump, when L happened to think
might snap together again; threw
my feet out, had sooner done so than
II snapped together, taking smart hold of
the seat OF my pantaloons. OF course | was
uglf hut held on to the plough handles
eud though the Transfers did all they could. Na
the team Of so oxen coulda't tear my panta-
looms, nor cause me to let go nv grin At
last though, after letting the cattle breathe
they gave another strong pull together, and
the OLD stump came out about the quickest
II had monsirous long roots, too, let me tell
yon' MY wife made the cloth for them pant
aloons, and havn't worn any other sipee,'
Inc only reply made TO this vast should
have thought it would come hard upon your
suspenders ''Powerful hard :" 'ss
The MOUNTAINS OF NoRTH CARoL1NA.-Tbe fsf
highest mountain peaks in the United States
+ass U ule mississippi, are to be found in 4ga
North Carolina. where there are fourteen = SIS
peaks which exceed, i'll altitude, Mount slssl sd
Washington, IN New Hampshire Thew alta
range from 670lto 63IS feet in height and isst z
are, doubtless, of very noble appearance al
though the names applied to some of them
Cat Tall Peak. "Hary Bear" Potato
Top, and"Dome Cap''--are not particular
ly suggestive ofsuoIimity and grandeur.
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An orthodox Yankee expresses him
self as follows, concerning eternity: uEter-
nifty! why, don't you know the meaning Of
that word Nor either hardly. 1t is for
ever and ever, and five or six everlasngs a
top Of that. You might place row of fg-
ures from here to sunset and cypher them up
and 1t would not begin TO tell how many ages
eternity is long Why, my friends after mil
hons and trlions of years have passed away
IN the morning Of eternity, it would be ea
hundred thousand years to breakfast time"
Hon. John c. Breckenridge, Vice
President of the United States, has sold his +.
residence IN Lexington, KY to Rev. w. o.
Dandy of Maysvie. Washington will for ,Yi1
some years, at least be the residence Of Mr. at
breckenridge. e
Noah Seward, Esq, of Caroline coun-
ty, Md, has made one hundred and thirty eu
gallons of molasses this Fall, from one acre Of
the Chinese sugar cane after cutting con- 81
siderable portion for fodder.
Geo. Varney, who was arrested. last IA
week. on suspicion of having set fire to thu y
Methuen Hotel, had his examination on Sat- ,.I-a
urday last, and was acquitted, the evidence .
not being strong enough for his acquittal. 81
The Turkish government have decided
upon constructing line Of telegraph to Bas-
sora on The Persian Gulf
NEW STORE AND NEW FIRM.
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