l to , keeping a c ready to ?y out in t any neitor.

    Among t formidable ering blade of to tcion, Brom--Van Brunt, try round, rengted,  curly black  not unpleasant countenance,  poar.  at all races and cock?grengtic life, es, setting  on one side and giving one admitting of no gainsay or   appeal.  or a frolic, but ion; and rong das bottom.  try, attending every scene of feud or merriment for miles around. In cold inguised ing foxs tail; and ry gat at a distance, imes  t midnigroop of Don Cossacks, and tartled out of ten for a moment till ttered by, and t;Ay, t; ture of aion, and good-y al ttom of it.

    tipole ime singled out trina for t of ries, and, toyings le caresses and endearments of a bear, yet it ogetain it is, es to retire ion to cross a line in  o Van tassels paling on a Sunday nig er ing--or, as it is termed, quot;sparkingquot;--ors passed by in despair and carried to oters.

    Suco contend, and, considering all touter man tition and a y and perseverance in ure;  like a supple  jack--yielding, but alt, est pressure, yet t it was away, jerk!  and carried his head as high as ever.

    to aken t  man to be ted in  stormy lover, Ac and gently-insinuating manner. Under cover of er of singing-master,  visits at t t o appreerference of parents, umbling-block in t Van tassel  soul; er better even t fat able little oo, o do to attend to ry for, as s be looked after, but girls can take care of themselves.

    tled about t one end of t Balt  smoking  tcs o