REMINISCENCES OF “OLD BEN TAPPAN.” Farm, Garden, and Household, (From the Cincinnati Enquirer.) A lusty, rasping old tile was Benjamin Tappau—-usually styled, where he wa'known, COMH'CTF.n r.Y l’l'TXAM SIMOXTOX. •■Old Ben Tappau." once a countv judge, from which he was transferred to tiie Su- tt^-Our friends who may have communications, ob- preme Bench of Ohio, and from thence to a s< rvations, facts, or of interest, suggestions, anything seat in the United States Senate, trom the I rtaiuing to this department, are requested to comrau- icate the same to Dr. Putnam Simouton, Searsport, who same State. Numerous are the anecdotes re- will the same lor if of sufficient im- prepare publication, lated of him in all these 1 >y his portance. capacities neighbors, associates, members of the ar, and in From GOOD PICKLES-HOW TO MAKE. fellow-legislators Congress. among the host of told of him. we re- NATURAL SCIENCE. A SONG. tains: anil worse still, the fierce On the I was com- THE WILD HORSE OF THE PLAINS. good things I'h. r. are several for Spanish leaving army appointed ways practiced making duce to and the followin'.' sam- Matter. Whatever space, whatever w*e were continually attacking us. All this mandant of the swine in our This is Our readers will no doubt with in- writing print i kies, as cucumbers. tomatoes, &c., some, occupies I this to one who makes glen, village. peruse good: >ing song I ple* : can see or touch i> called matter; a word derived A of was not much to my taste, confess, nothing in truth a office, Herr Amtmann, but terest the sketch of the horse in his ae bad: sonic, The old-fashioned, pleasantness duty; military following poisonous. and not even : the old as he was sometime- from some foreign languages signifying the stuff or Whose worth is shrined within her heart. but blue beans to cat, water to I cannot accustom the abominable brutes to primitive state, from a correspondent who judge, tyled, i still most common is to salt them down labored under an way, As well as in her drink. when the were tread- obedience. obliquity of vision--in fact materials of which things are made. Earth, water, beauty. Once, English They disobey orders in the most has travelled through the uninhabited parts of ,- is; salt the better—to be soaked the detect pork the more So fill tlie glass, let's toast the lass. on our I to lie more insolent amounted to distortion, and gave air, are different forms of matter. ing heels, pretended manner; and 1 sometimes console Texas and the adjacent territories:— and iii a- wanted. Besides the With hearts and bumpers brimmin’, to his features, when c cited, a put vinegar than 1 am, and allowed to fall with a of “The before we came in view of the especially Those kinds of matter which have weight exist in Korean it be a sin for me stupid myself myself drop schnapps, especially day ■ sinister required to freshen them—two or three weeks into their hands. If this them since fearfully aspect. On one >. a a'ion, three To name her best of women! pleased much, my serjeant-major, my old Mountains. 1 saw, in the per- forms; solid, liquid and aeriform. good dog, Rocky greatest while court an t. -si imii'li about ruins their flavor and soft- it me fori was holding in interior wn in soaking pleased more, immediately entered shot dead for indulging too his fection, that impressive and. to me, almost Solid bodies are those whose do not move The sparkle of the crystal wine freely Ohio, the or of was i- ile ir substance. particles the (lerman ceased to hear and to taste for the prison county jail winch eves Legion, chase. With recrea- sublime an immense drove of wild themselves, as rock and those Shall be her bright shining. my dog's spectacle, [among ice; liquids and to cat and tions I was constructed of logs, as lie was sen- \\ ha\c tried various way- and found none so The garlands round the beaker's brim gabble French, got enough not disposed to interfere, horse's, for a time round our passing whose do so as aeriform deeming long hovering particles move, water; Shall be her drink. blue beans were with the En- them but the tence upon the usual number convicted of "1 a- this Wash the articles—say, cucumbers— ringlets twining; Though harmless, foolish blockhead of a path across the prairie. I had often seen! means the i- said to so offences the an inebriated having form of air; and mutter And we'll claim a golden name as witli tlic French, an article of diet was of a different numbers of them mixed petty against law, a and kc. p them in strong pickle 24 hours. glish gamekeeper opinion. before, with other he in this -date when it so each other From every charm about her; individual in the crowd of atoms repel —the had two kinds of j The Amtmann and customary specta- 11;*i-1 off the pickle and pour over them good eider For know that here below English schnapps— laughed. animals, apparently quiet, grazing like as to out : as steam. are angels tors out, “That’s it to him, spread indefinitely They We could not live without her. both most excellent. They had a schnapps •But Amtmann,’ continued the brave artill- the rest. Here there were unmix- sung right, give in gar s< aiding lmt. Spice with anything to suit thousands, sometimes called and Roth a called old "Who is that?" de- gases vapors. liquid ; called rum, and schnapps whiskey, eryman, -why have you come to question me?’ ed, : their motions, if such a com- gimlet eye.” sternly i'd pep| !-. clv.v. s. mustard. A:e. Be sun* the 1 this to one near whom unemployed ] sinister are flu Ms. sing song to be able to manded the court.—his eye indig- and aeriform bodies also called j and it was pleasant elioose be- Do not be alarmed,’ answered the Amt- parison be allowed, as and as a. tie real cider, and not the vile artificial The angels seem to hover. might darting the old lioss. all kind* of matter be made to tween two such We drove the ‘the conscience of the nantly flashing tire, “ft's judge," Most may assume, The paragon of loveliness. I beverages. mann, English has be- wild as those of humming-birds on the dow- itii it. Pic kies prepared in this way are the exclaimed the offender “the and often do. all these three forms; as iee, water With naught in life above her; ! French before us after battle of Yittoria, gun to prick them. They either know noth- ers. The tremendous snort with which the against peace ady tor u-c; are healthful, palatable, and And now she's found, all round 1 to and when ar- about and of the State." “Mr. Sheri!}’," and \apor,—and in the rewrse order of clouds, rain gather'd and marched Paris, peace ing the rum, or have forgotten your front columns of the phalanx made known dignity a ,*i. well goo.I thing will. A little alum The howl with cheer brimmin'. There I the with the any and ice;—most, if not ali, minerals and earth also, good rived 1 went to England. remained fondness for it. You are to receive the reward their to us seemed to be their wild promptly responded dignitary Let's til! the glass and toast the hiss— approach lock li.oal* ns. '.ut is no r al im|«ro\ement to them. till ran away from Elba, of your valor.’ and italic t, “take that old boss to the stable, by the agency of right heat, may be put into the The dearest one of women! Napoleon By-and- energetic way of expressing their pity I’la n are two w;n s much of at Brussels. him and him without oats or practiced rendering I by 1 found myself My career as The face of Herr Ilundsfott Saudistel grew and disdain for the servile lot of our up, keep hay, solid, liquid and gaseous forms. horses, drink for which mandate :.i.-k!es highly poisonous. Most people like to <ee a soldier came to an end at the battle of Wat- and of which to be twenty-four hours,” The science that treats of these and OF bright glad. they appear a survey. properties A HERO WATERLOO. taking was forthwith a in 1 ."k gre. n, and for this purpose boil the pi.-k- erloo. About the bloody affair you have ‘But must tell them about the were of all and obeyed. law- of matter is called Natural which you nothing They colors, mixed, spotted, 1 Philosophy, From the Loudon Once-a Week. and I The brother of Arthur. Lewis and William and tlf villegal in a brass kettle: this is called j doubtless heard enough, shudder when rum, Herr Amtmann,’ cried the swineherd, diversified with from the for tin truths which relate to the every hue, brightest -ignii' searching On the 18th of was a 1 with all its noise and eon 15., in- differed from those more •T.-eiiing them/* But sec what you do. and what j June, 1815, fought i recall it, fusion and witli sudden alarm. white to clear and black: of essentially material world. shining every of the sub- I battle, memorable forever as the Battle havoc.
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