key right in the left eye. Whoop! aint
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key right in the left eye. Whoop! aint ] q horset'

 A whole team, l should thnk," said kanslesd, Ais 5. .!ss tric rhodomohlade of he woodmaii.-

 Virginia happening at this moment to enter, he addressed her with d good-

 humored kind of audacity--

 l ou nc at little varmint ,have you got

 any thing for supper? formay be iost

 Tn canebrake, as once was whel 1 first came to these parts, fl ain lral,- seendently hungry. lcould eat like all wrath.n

 Supper was brought in, and Bush. field made ss most transccndenl supp per" The company continued sitting round the table enjoying this little social meal, which was once the evening tatoo that brought all the family together, but which is now elbowcd out of the circles of domestic economy into drawing rooms and saloons, and might rather be called the morning breakfast than she evening supper. Virginia, who had a mischieyous little female relish for hu- nor, and who could enter into that of Bushfeld, which indeed, though odd and extravagant, had nothing in fl par taking Of vulgariiy, took occasion tp question him as to the particulars of the story of his being lost in the canebrakc 10 which he had alluded.

 Well l know you want 10 have T iausii3si ne but don't so much mind being laughed at by n woman, and so I'll tell you the story for all that, and you may laugh any hows as you're not man. was out after bear that had been about my hut sev- eral nights, and he led me such dance. wasn't such d keen hand atiinding flly waythen; and at last l got into cane brake along the river, where the canes stood so thick, l wish l may be shot ir you could put the leetle eend of small needle between them without specta- cles. Well, Twas ripping and tearing away 10 get out, but only got deeper and deeper into the plaguy place:;. when all at once heard the quecrest noise ever came across in all my days, though I,ye heard q pretty considerable variety, and then thought I knew all the notes of the sarmints, from the growl of the bear to the screach of the panther, But l could make notTing of this, and beganto keep a sharplook out, which was hardly wortl, while, for l couldn't see to the eend of my eye-lasls- es, the canes were so transcendent closv. together. Well, cut ard sIashed d. bout, and every now and then heard tbe queer noise; at last it was SO rloss tome, that ] pricked my cars and cock ed my gun, to be ready to take keet of myself in case of risk. We'll, as ! kept on ripping and tearing about, .at last l came smack on the drollett look ing thing, prehaps, you ever laid yout eyes on. It sat all in heap, like the fellcr that found sixpence-appcnny in a place, with it's head down below ils shoulders, and it's hair all hanging ahnut like the beard of buffalo hulJ..- Whoop! said ], and fhe varmint raif-. ed it's head-when wish may be shot if it didn't turn out to be real lie Ingen."