The Lancaster Gazette, 1847-09-17

i .i i .ii 1 r ,1. .....,. l,.w tiroat lice mow hiui navo mint,... i.j and the host blood otlho couutiy lus , h uu . ,, ., streamed in defence of our own soil. ; bee., regarded among the -Ova, l h tu, Is Tho very capitol of the United Slates, i 1 1- you w, 11 regard as very nl - . the lofty temple of liberty, which was and certainly a very agreeable and ...Ua . .-reared - reared .-reared and consecrated by' Washington, j tageon. way of .ravelling but theie has been abandoned to Us fate by his 1 was one "Iree blow" which came J.ea. DEG EN Ell ATE successor, who ought ; kicking us into the mubllo of next eek to have shed his last drop of blood in its , 1 he incident is so comical that wo will , r i relate it it lhe loko is at our expense, dolenco. I ., . . J . . c c. i i;.i

alive, has been tho labor of their loaders . Sally. for more than twenty years; and well j 'Why, you hev got a addition of stock stock-have - have stock-have they been repaid for their trouble, : ings on your line dear,' answered Mrs. for it has beou ono of tho principal causes ' Quiggles. of introducing amd continuing them in 'Oh yes,' Bays Sally. 'I have been knit knit-power. - power. knit-power. Immediately before tho war, i nng a pair for the Parson, ma'am.' this foreign influence had completely em-1 'Indeed!' said Mrs. Quiggles, turning bodied itself with every political fouling . away in high dudgeon; the pesked, nasty, of a maioritv of iho people, particularly ' good-furnuthin' chit thinks to begin at the

ihe administration of tho government cs annexation tho polic y of tins measure well us tho representatives of foreign na- the causes which produced it those lions. who brought it about und llinve who ef- Mr. Tyler further siiys, in reference to IVcled the great rosiilt that I hUII in in-ihe - ihe in-ihe measures of annexation: "Nay, I m.'iy jtlulgc in but one reflection, tin I hope it go even further, and declare, before the imtiy not be necessary for mo ever tosriy initiative was taken, and "when tho pre-'more on the subject, liminurics were nearly all arranged, their ) ' Taking into view the genius of tho completion being ulono prevented by the I Texans and tht people' of iho Uniied

vant up town. Iho nrst day she mane her appearance in the kitchen, the lady of tho house was present to initiate the unsophisticated daughter of Erin in iho science of cooking. In preparing for 'dinner, she desired tho girl to bring her the "spider." "The what, mam?'' in inquired - quired inquired Biddy, with great astonishment "Why, the spider," replied iho mistress of tho house. "The spidher, is it orh, holy Moses, and do ye alo epidhers.iii this country och, what barbarians."" rSIn those days long since gone by when Wisconsin was the far West; threo

For llie I.ancatter (Inzctle. . . The U.ceii field Academy. . In llie papura of tlio present week will be found tlio, announcement of another term which will probably be iho last.-, I owe it, perhaps, to my .friends ami to my myself - self myself to state my reasons for abandoning the enterprise in which I have been en en-gaped. - gaped. en-gaped. Experience bos shown that at the rates established by custom in tho western states the receipts from students for bonrd and tuition will barely pay the teachers and defray tho incidental expenses of a school. There is not', to my knowledge', in