Cleave's Gazette Of Variety (Newspaper) - June 8, 1839, London, Middlesex Vol. 35. Price Scenes in tlie The people firing from the barricades on the place if I remember name is W and Reflected The of the is in Italy many decrees that which it exhibits it is eit the Cape of Good it is still very much more lathe slight which i have had occasion philosophical made of the of the seas of the the being ascribed the I will a few these the and oh tbat of as lOind that several cannot tie that ihe light is Bolely reflected Sun. in the first place these mean by fire atmosphere Alfld A BIRD that she has 6f kind it for the of the delineated the absence of Rould at times intercept the gye of - r It often happens 60 lU of of the ol are contained in of which certain a band is girt its of several decrees of clouds of far less extent tlian be on the presenting and The refraction on the moon's surface aaes not exceed five while on tbe surface of die it is at least a times consequently if iha Moon can be said to bave any atmosphere at it is evidently more rare than the can produce by aii Bather too She this for the lungs ef a I should too to retain any fluid on the Moon's surface less dense than ' But atmosphere or no those who of production of state more meant by of the chemically on oar atmosphere greatly to the production or rather retention of the light we every body for wilhout the tiom we should be in the dark every time we out backs to the and total would the But what is there chemical in o f light It certainly might more properly be railed for is it one body infringing upon according to the mechanical laws of and With respect to the that a where cannot reflect light from itn entire but only at one small at equal angles between the luminary and the the seem to have been led by having heard that with ' sphere of polished glass or such indeed might be the continual evidence ef our proves to opaque bodies reflect the not reference to their but to their colours or liability part of the I It would be superfluous to saj to mention little without a of and perhaps also a few good and clear we should do well never te venture on the concoction of any system or let it be our false It tias been through giving scope to that gravely themselves the buffoons of thei seen hunting the o' the horse * a few simple and homely facts respecting Reflected be shown in the all the light roma except a small ray of sunshine through the window ' be visible at the bright or 2 floor or opposite and by fte reflection of the light particles of various Substances and tbe atmosphere of the cleanest and to be and which wiU show like so many breath course may be decided bv the slightest the will have appearance of fire indeed if the room be the would not I were of a bright on a dark wish to consult their iiil of on Ihe 6ox should project Ben r the corich 6] 9n we bJ to see tbe must have reJ increase of light which is certain quantity of happen 000^^".^. unusually dark I it is gmU 1 flaH eiti and upon ' ' Of 1 flud i ana upon op - w uo UIO VI - - must not be exposed to the The ianw 6tt9irya.| so No. 87. Angels and ministers of grease defend thou a of bealth or I am thy for a certain time to walk the and in the day confined in the oh a tale * Oh come and me or 1.shall M bang into the dirty I if that the vay to gat bird's nesU I back home arter holds good in the which draws in considerably with a very clear and cloudless than where there are a few clouds to reflect the In the lucid atmosphere of the Mount Etna sheds around a kind of moonlights some time before the sun has risen to the cities at its Is this also a On the of and other above 10,000 feet the sun's rays possess tiie same or rather greater initial power thaii on the plains but the air is so clear so much freer the that upon 4ttliiing oar back to the and ayes a little above the we seem to be almost in the provided there be no clouds they very rarely re sofa the summit of the od this subject of I will venture to that from the streng power of I an astronomer in the famished with the wOuld be able to distinguish any permanent geographical delineations on the face of as we do on so as to return us the compliment of lishing a good map of our I fear that the from our atmosphere must be so as to involve the in in which tion be occasioned by certain puzzling changeable formed by congregated which would reflect more light than the rest of the discussions concerning the nature of our these appearances may give rise amongst the Lunar astronomers and it is at this easy to Having no water nor clouds I fear they will not easily liit upon the Be their what they it would be well for both the communities to that unless a man aan a book for to the of anv but place a ulf and legaUy he must not 1,, L S expect to force us in his systems and such are totally at variance wili the evidence of our The reason must be that it lias had more use for money than for I cannot said an wiskers turn gray sooner than my replied a have worked a great deal harder with your jaws than your Cincinnati News says that the Boston Times keeps a suspicious looking ink beule in his in the face of the We do not believe it. always understood the kept the fifteen galJ in foil bonest ami called oil This may account for his smoothly to iii recommending a compliance with is to an incipient wag days lis it that homely women have the clearest said V it is according to the rule laid down by St. to the pure all things are purey Betting at Elections has been prohibited by a late act of the Illinois by a penalty not one thousand and imprisonment not to exceed thirty Mails in Little Roek says we have no mail contractor has nin horses are mail for the last and no more At a hotel a short-time a servant girl inquired of aj gentleman at the table if his cup said but my coffee The poor thing but determined to pay him 1n^ his own While at dinner the stage drove and several coming the gentleman the stage dine said the the passengers The Mayor of Savannah has prohibited the smoking in the streets of that Ready to in the lower country writes to his sweetheart dOwn that his prospects are and that he clears on an average five a by pinching dollars I class of beings whose natural amiability oii sweetness of personal esteem for each has given the lie to the Old two ofa trade can never j because he mends the soles of his fellow An irreverend were out of told his servant to carry his boota the Rev. said that mends soles without any and 1 am loo to a to do the worki own ness for the sake of your three incomes out of totally unknown to the editorial phrase by which nobody endeavours to impress the world with an idea being said a gentleman to a son of whom he met riding the MadJ nag is ye may say that i audi what tis makes her it's 4oesn't for nothing in blessed world t' that niver was half of Slate Democrat tells a good story iu illustration of this most commendable * Froin Patties Wart of ia Penny und in Which will be the above well Here is the miserable man often say to his which of you will bane a cent and go to bed witt out any all The next morning be would Will you all give a and have warm cakes for they would with one he get bis money back cheat them out of one worth the A Scene lady attempting to band a billet doux to ber an officer on the quarter fell into Tlie leaped overboard to her The boat was at the same instant enormous shark with distended jaws marked them for evening A sailor a his 1^ became the mide with directed planted in his ship's The little was but the thrilling yours for whispered in the lover's while the shark you are for more canal boats - go to busy aqueducts - more more to hope and less to than any city ol its here or Who will dare controvert positions A following appears in an Ohio tender advertising of my good are in the habit of borrowing from my and when I am are requested not to take any more potatoes from the hole last They are my seed Take from the hole west of and be sure not to leave the bole open for they will with R. T. 29, 1838. the days of when drinking flip was a mods of a worthy old came near losing his life excessive While danger thus stared him in the be made a solemn vonj if ever he be never would taste of Health aild with its could not the said he one day to a end favourite me a of dropin set it down Qii the ind stick the ihot end of the andirOn in Cuff a me thought you swear lis not you may 4ail it warm j ened little in me berf tick ed you black berry much afraid debbel set it down Essence Coughs says Dr. much pains to analyse consists of equid parts of of the compound is added the of Mi isa toughs Ka should recover Hii use of a X should rather designate it thin a. skilful a 4rachms of guin guaiacum and eight grains of with drops of oil of four drops of oil j and four dropa of od add one into a mass syrup of roll odt and divide into 64 pills two or more of which may be taken according to or rub in | four cloves of in pint of oil almost to Witli -' of alkanet root to give It a red Keqi - in a When dip a little col inthe oil and insert into the the late Dr. 9^ froni 26 to drops of oil of turpi of invariable bleeding is and as when there is a fill of elixir of of tincture of rino in a glass of is the best or the petals of the common robbed give a altered bjr of but green by caustic ilie of petals in a very dilute muriatic acid of a florid chalk added renders it of the colour of port carbonate of soda excess gives the but potass changes it to green and expressed of the black mulberry possesses or three raw eggs beaten up with about two ounces Of powdered loaf are to be drank every during five or six when the complaint generally I wonder go to said ata anxious mother to a female replied the face is so dirty it can't shut its Blotched a Cosmetic two ounces of of zinc in powder in six ounces of Wet the with this gently dry and then touch it over with cold gently wipe off. the teii grains of muriate mercury in the same quantity of Use this mixture and the cold cream aa Curious Courtship and Marvin was a worthy deacon in and he fell in love deacons as well as ministers are made of such frail stuff as all the lighter sons of aad are as liable to stub their bark their or fall iu as any other men in love with Betty as pretty a lass as ever stepped into Lynn meeting house of a and she was as constant there as the deacon to say nothing ef the When the deacon's love bad waxed so warm and that he could no longer restrain he mounted his and directed his course to on the tbat it would ill become the dignity ofa deacon to make love as do the to conduct operations with a serious gravity befitting the He had studied bible good and resolved to make tbe patriarch Jacob on finding himself by the side of Miss ha lifted up his voice and kissed he kissed ber again and and he the Lord hath sent me to marry thee Betsy had hitherto been little better than one of the the deacon's kisses bad wrought there was little in her she answered with all resignation and submission of a deacon's to the great joy of Deacon The will of the Lord be They were man and wife in a poor at Edinburgh had tai bis eaten away by a dreadful bleeding had begun to destroy his right in was and hideous to look of the least hopes of a cure could bat however or even miraculous the theme of remedy has patronage of thereat living members of the everything like has long since lAlng in opinion every Il cures nearly exf procured of any chemist of Mr. 13, to iia of it the s
