From the Catskill Recorder.
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Messrs. Editors,-Anxious to
add something to the literary fame
of my country, | would wish to
make public, through the medium
of your paper, plan which / have
been long in bringing to maturity.
My plan is to publish in occasional
numbers, separate treatises on all
the; most important subjects. And
it is my intention, after the COM
pletion of any particular treatise,
to forward you specimen. shall
begin with


g The Columbian Fortune TeLer.''


DREAMS.


To dream, and to remember
your dream, is a sure forerunner
that you were not awake, nor very
sound asleep, when you dreamed,


To tell all your dreams, prog
nosticates that you might be better
employed.


For a young man to dream OF
the lasses, foretells that he thought
of them before he went to sleep.


For a young lady to dream very
particularly of any certain young
gentleman, foretelIs that she pur-
chased her last hat to attract his
attention.


To dream of PERSONS nose, is
the forerunner that you have a nose
of your own, if you have never
lost it.


To dream of trouble, is har-
binger Of your having trouble while
you are dreaming.