The Beaver County Argus., September 09, 1857, Image 1

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'VOLUME X'XXIII-7Nt) 38.
PRI:I72D AIIIVPITSLISDRD 3!
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TERMS--Oxa tot.i.se. and Fan Citters,per
antnimolt any!Lxce; otbinriserTsto DOLLAIia
will lie. chaig.e4.. No . p4per dlisdonirmed,, nut:
lan arrearagere-tettled, except at . ; the option
of tbe , klitore. - - • '
Advertis is to lat the iate of 50 eta.
per, square, of oue -insertion—
each inlbsoqtzent insertion 25 cents.. A libesal
discount roadeto early advertisers:
- -ixiy-Letters communications, -- 11 mail, -
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shall base prompt attention. .
Iturfara..mtrincu.p.,
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Pledg e i . with trine --= pledge with , wliek 7;
cried ibei laic% taut thnughtleie• Harvey
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_Rledka with wine, ran•2,ibronatt; the"
.brillient rte d. -. 1 .:)- ~."..,
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The. • beituqui: - brido grew pale—the,d6;
claire boor lhad come. She prefixed "bet
white .144 ttogether,' and.the leiv,es of,her
bridal sw alit treraded on ' her pure' bran;
I her breat tittne, quicker, her heart bolt,
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'Ye arson , lay aside your s cruples for;
Ai! (mee t , stud the Judge _in a -low tone,'
going tow a rd, his' datiAtee, the: *vitally 1
entre ts - it;. Do not tio seriously neat
the rulesl:if ethluette, in Your ourta home:ad
atvou please; brain inure, fueedee try *Eta
.please Mel / 1 ..,:'.- , ~; '-• " • ~-,
Every, eyei. was turned toward ' th ing
„dal pair: iAlitrion's prineipl ' were well
known. -1 •
Harvey hod beet of late t
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nvivialist;
and his friends noticed lobe in his Man
tiers, the dlifference in his a and,
night theywitch tei see, tai - tin I
i.aid, if he Was tied 1: o a 1 tine 1 y”
...,...,.. g „ u i unmrng aort.aliM , y e 'lnt
I :frifia prompfing-. l smiles 'toward Marion.—
, She was very pile, through more --- compesed,
l'and her hand shook not as; smiling; I she
i'accepted the crystal tempter, and raised it
to her lips; britlsearcely had she done so,
; when every hand was a arrested by her pier
; clog exclamation of-- I •
1 "11 . hat p "Oh, how terr ibl e :'
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1 f t?" cried one'and all, throng , -
ing, together:, for'she bad slowly..earried the
glass . at armaleneth, and was 'fixedly re.
gaming it 'as though it were some hideous_
object. '1 • ',l .• ' . ' :
11 a t she answered, while almost inspi
redlight stone from her" dark, eyes, and
added, slowly painting okt l ,jewelled 'finger
lat the spar,kling,rudyliWil a i sight that
beggars all defariptionri - endriet listren-;--1
will paintit for : yeu.,if L e'aft, - ,,,e It is i a lone
i lyaspoi.; ta I moutitar6,',f 01:6 1 4 , _ with rer
-1 lure rise
,watersrun s ,tlier‘iignil_ioar-V;b4;ffilriVelir4l34;graorwivetdr
6' l lis•a. thick warm mist
1 that the sun ieeks --- Y'aigtio.pieree. Trees
lofty and .beaiiiiful,''hle''l o - :--
the airy Ma
tion of tI4 winds. There are a group Of
Indians together; they' flit to "and fro with I
somethin,glikelsorrow on their brows—in
their midit_liesat manly form brit his cheeks •
how deathly his" eyes wild with the fierce
'lfire of fe4r, : One
!' 'friend 'atands beside him
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nay, If .i. 14,
uld sap, kneels for see, he is pil.
lowing that or head upon his breast?
flcnionk in ruins! Oh the high, holy lea
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!kits brow! 'hy should death mark lit 1
1 and ttet eel ycfmg! • Loil hew he throws l l
: baek theiaani r e curla: see him clasp Lis I
hands: tiers his thrilling shrieks for life! '- 1
mark Ilnal he l , clutches at the form of his I
companion. imploring to ,be saved! Oh,
' hear him Icall piteously on his fathers name!
, ays_bitu trine his firmer/ inaaiha, .....t...i
twin_.4st' et' his Roul, weeping for hinkrin
liislisia i t native land:
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See sh exclaitned, while the bridal par- ,
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ty lira It, the untested wine trembling in
th it ei•4sp, and the Judge fell overpawer
„_ ed up on bis 'seat. his arm; are - lifted tn
•" : '7lte cheek of the balk , being pre.gett to the' t '
1 0 h'fmercy.l
lies of the mother, she faintly kissed it. when ; heaven; he prays, ow_ 'worldly,
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.ke 1 to look at her teitTel:she saitt. - "it's so dark • A hot fe l lyer pins through his veins! - The
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1 can't iice it.” It • iclas day-light. She . was dying • friend beside -him is waa'ping and awe.strick- 1
s eA tea, S e pt, 4d, 18:37. • • ' ' !'en:—thei dOrk men move silently away, 1
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_ : and Ivey the dying and Mine' together. 1
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BRIGRAII YOUNG HIS EARLY LIFE. ; There was a. hush in that princely party,
broken nly: by
'Y what seemed a smathered I
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Tho lft.iTalo Ct , nunercial Advertise"; fur- tsf.l:: frr . nano - manly bosom: The bride;
1 ta.:) ,, ihr! fol!eaing acecunt: of the life of tstond yet upright, with the Lena stealing.
Pref.:en Yonug, while a resident of -New! t o the annwarla'ailge of her lashes. Her 1
Yatk. I t Fa) Z.: ' -..-- 1 beautifu arin htft lost its tension, and the:
"Beth - Irielerni Vtaing and Heber-C. : glass wi .11 its l i tt l e troubled waves, - came!
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Kitele:llare, , Ner 1 - t-srkers. Brigham lived, slowly t Wahl the range of her vision. t _ She •
neat: :11 line tli• i.lirg Ontario and Manr - s•=pulse a'aie; every lip was - inute.--LlTer
eoun'ios, In the ti.wn of fitter, at the time
.:. le oi c a w. s le w faint, yet awfully distinct.
he leceine . a :Nlornion. Ile had always man- i She stil •' fiied'her glance upon the sparlf
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,ifested'a prti.lifi4 -to religious fanaticism.. ling tit ' e-enp.
.e . :r rather he was at rapscallion, good for , I 'lt is evenin. , , now,' confirmed the bride. ,
neihing except to howl at a eampaneetink. The ,gte t whitei,moon is coining up, and
Ile lived in a fog shanty" with a dilati- her beams lie gintly on . his ,forehead. He
dated, patient, '!getTering wife, surreinelt'd i moves riot;lhis dyes are set in their sockets,'
by a host of tow-heaaded children. QP.P- : . dini orelhi.4 Timing glances:- in' Thin his
1; I,n :ill y he made up a lot of axe-helves aid I friend hifipered the name of his father and I
' ti t edel than offTer suear and tea. In other ; sister;'dat is there! Death--and nn -soft
fits - of indUstry, he would do a day_'s,wOrk i hand, r) entic yaice_to bless and soothe!
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• in - the lia3 field, for a neighbor„hoe the :Po- him. - His, head sinks hack--ono convnl
a liftees in - his: own little parch; or pound save 'shidder—lie is dead!' !
•-•••• i of e - Nr fo - his wife ca a washing day. 1 A grnart inn through the l assembly—so
"I B it IliA s •-• I n is l sion was to I , ' nto camp- ; vivid w l rs her description. so unearthly her , I
petai i . .
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t eo i,ain%s anti to reNl4:l-I.s. where he, managed , look, :_aurpired her manner, that what she i
Ito getrii. daily bread from the more weal- ' ties crib ti seemed -actually -to have taken I
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I.th-aahrethren. Oa , ugh occasions Brigham place thenland there., They :noticed :ale°, I
~ ..rot no thought for. the morrow, but,eheer- 1 that th'; b l ridegronm bid his face in his
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fully putting on hia'old wool hat, he would : hands r' . ll i win weeping.
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leave his fau - rily destitute, witliont a more 1 I Bea ! she repeated ag,sin, her lips quiv
of
• '#b& in the barrel, or wood at-the da/T, l 'l cling -', -toir and faster, and her voice, more
milriClling his wife that the -ILotd_would 1 broken ' "and there they Oclep him a krave;l
hr v ide,' tie Would putout for a week's ab- I and there I Fithant a slvaind,, they lay him
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' 1 - I down in that damp reeking earth. The only 1
Poor Mrs. l3rieh l pm managed along by . se e off alproud father, and t he
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borrowieg from her neighbors, with small ; brother Of a fend sister; !and he sleeps to
hopes of repaying ' chopped the wood ber-i' 4y inlthitt distant country, with , no stone
sLlf, and ;with an old sun bonnet, Navarind ; to mark" tbe spot: There he lies, my father's
style, went to tholspring after, water,.thor- I son: my s on tWin brother, o victim te-- this
'+ughly e l onvincedlthat her' lot was none of; deadly!. ploison. :Father! she exclaimed,
—the easiest, and ,that bee husband was, to I turtunk suddenly, whilst the tears 'rained
..1-e a western'extitession, angornary scamp,' ' ,
~town down her; beautiful cheeks, 'rather,' shall I
tii which sena:neat all who know him ac- 1 drink it noWlt j• 1 i
' -- d I - ' 1 Tint form of the ol,d Judge was eonvul
quiesce . . ; : , . I
' Peeple were getting 'tired of Br igh a m : sed with agony- 'Ti 'He raised his head but
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o lien 'lormenisirY turne d-up. , He was just 1 lice smothered voice he faltered.' /
the man for thatireligion, and it was jU.Stt ' . -N-o,nci, my child, in god's name no.
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a dapted fo-him. 1 He became' an exhorter, I
_Sim lifted the glittering goblet, end let
;tea, heLl iteiglborh l 6od mcetinge÷ranted , ti 4i t t !...f . 1 it was
,dashed into a thousand
. and howled his doctrines into the ininds of.; pieces: Many a tearfni eye watched her
others-as weak as himself) and finally wtnt I
oe-t with the ret eflhei . 'There la c has I gla-a , wa; transferred to the marble on
th vkloped, until t he rui,e Ide rustic loafer
li inoemenc and instantaneously the wine
1 which it had been - prepared . Then as she
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- tremor of a; suitor , and chief proph- •
loolfed on the company saying: I
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. c.ellaja 3 sect. lie has i ' tel- no friend hereafter — who Laves me
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". i Mlle mixturi ofit• srirt.edness and t ' to peril my soul f wine. Nat
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folly i teir , .
-ii.-1: is requisite' for. success in fanaticism •,firmei. are the everlasting hiNs than my re
" -- a-•-rt i ttackery • A wiser in au could not hold soive l ,
Lil i leo. ''A niari l must be a half fool anti I God helping ..mo, never to touch or
• taster that terrible poison. And he,l too, to
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Lel lzidive to lei a ,snecessful quack. ' 1 I 1-1 -
I.whom '.llave given my
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hand—who watch
' 1) . ' - ''‘)c • l'ot Benton has -written led o i ter'my dying brother's form. - in.
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n our and buried the dear Wanderer ,
ai%i lf Of 1111 , Dre 4. Scott decision. :He l i sole . .
.„ I •1‘ • i a round a iilt J"udgea,.,lllltlel ~.b y .. 1 , .
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0 , __..!' will
es . and Me-• ster the river , in that land of g4ll will)
I , ''', anif seaiu'at the majority- of the court. I tr st Alastair' •tue i l n tnat re . ivF.
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Tl , 1 adz' new is in lituFP. ' - 1 / 4 -1 you not, my husband.. His glt ring eyes,'
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. i EVENING 1111314103.,
--- 0 - 8 2. A. MOONLIGHT •PRA.TT.I.E .8 . 011. -B. B
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Yott-ttnotelittle Robb t tbemoonlslll 2 '.
• • -And the thoutona tt et twinning on big
They talk not-tit-_,-riaa-Woßdlio7e's early i blight;
They wake in y.inr bbsona no _sigh. ' • .„
But tg pvthefre a Flory, fifll mournful nti
_ SNieet,
the mailro. yen never may ,know
They..tal of the evening. When first Illasi k l o
And the ;•ist spent together below. •••
ion- Irns tnennwhile, for
_Deaf
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tnntehill ma, 'raidiife's - brigittest bloomy
A se•••ro nn.l ton fulls.of -that moon' Marked She :
• splaeo, n . . 1
tT w i l t the evea of her wedlock and tomb.: '
time- I lot r , ir, wn'ce I and waned",
r.e the to,rn, I ' - .
A•r•oro , n'er •laik nrol'y•:oliright,) •
yr enhier. - •le3r •,14e.iing pa's-iposom.to
And his fool hei=urro-tingel iook •fligkt.
sees on d - it-moon fine, nat s-last sweetest
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The first that 33110.1.1,3, wn.9 ca.t, •.'
Anit the kip ieven- . 3q•ild 'tenth di•l her viion
-hec,o . ifi••.;* - • .
gnv,e stso.•=yetir first and her Inst.
Pa thiilkA, Tose warmest
OBE
-T ,- ; the one. thcn Balling her home,
Mo . her 16nPitttle hftbe,'lle would-take in nil
While a !siioinl nn earth it ebettld r.onm
y nre tltio.4:e little brig*.
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or•^_i;ie vision - possrcsed,
Mite vault, to the far upper skies,
IV:o;re ri•j:iiee. with the blest!
11 , 1, y',-n 5-c. there . nihiTinother, the babe gone
ber ,, re4- ,
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.1.1 Pr cherati . .: way yon<ternbove: ;-
(Nyhile Rd 1 ,10 3. -2 I:'y ehertil,), on Time's nether
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: <Dor z it bech-n.sweet tt.kens of tore?
f;r, i= inn whispering down, in the' moonbeams
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nec6nts, yout l n, tnny not knr.tc,
3rour bive fer yingelic delight,
Ei - e it cleitter . . on coin things below?
Then'emite ern., RfaAy; -- t-beichile you rtiny
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nAmfre,
• : -.}: Tt r seek th'n at - ove durirg
'Men ia4ve i t its.ere, you'll retire. -
Tlint mie,hath a ra.linnee. prorpectire t , ) pa,
TrimLlls , lantly brighter thnn .this;
Arben 11,11,11:,%arul hubby, nn , ,l impu, rinl.
down, 'midst the throne-Bight of bliss
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his sad sweet smile was het titirtthiV..ll_ls
tJudg? left tlttrmn, and irten.,` 'sn' - -ni ,
• after Jrftt l imore subdued inawner, , took Ipliki
in Ile entertainment-of - the bridal
tie one;30000 toread Abet% be-too•liiiid l
determined to banish the ' , ,Onetitifsf-wt Onite,
and forever from hie princely holnit'..l 4-
Those Who werettresent at t hr.ideddlng i
can never forget,the iripre4ott. so itolftmnly
Mid& &laity from that. Wei - . forsiiiore
the Jtocia I glass. 'lt may be bent to Sly
thite the young4oulderwereer:broke their
0414 btft ..",:th'i dsy tike lif*llfro in to-`
c iting ebict ~ tit,' `... skotelt-oerithl
Y ine.Cup:.; t.Tor..:: A ; -- - . 's; m- - :' .
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Thltgrat enterprise has-been aided and
encouraged, in various ways by seven di l f ,
fereut..Goiistptuoub, viLt., Great Britain, the
Unitil"Statti ;Canada, Neirinandltaml, Nti
va Scotia, Prince Edward's Island, and the
i€ 01.5 of Name- a a,;, 1 ~,,c . b...- •
tirentnigi hero e d - t, tr ar,
fgwt Illiir ,
GREATBRITAINi. Annnal subsidy
of £14,000s fling until the nett profit of
the company reaches six per eent. per an
num on the whole capital of £.350,000 ster
ling: the grant to be then reduced to £lO,
000 sterling per annum, for a period of 25
yeers. 4 2. The I aid of two of the largest ,
steamships in the English navy to lay the
cable—the Agamemnon anittlfee- Leopard.
3. A
Goveplment steamship (the Cyclops)
to take further soundings and , verify those
already taken. 1 ' I
UNITED', STATEs.-4. Annual subsidy of
no.oao :trail the, nett profit 'yield six per
cent. per annum,. then to be reduced .i to
$50,000 Per annum for a !erted of 25
years, subject to termination by Congress
after ten Years
, _on giving ono years notice.
5. The Peited States l steamship Arctio to
take seunclings last year. 6. Steamships
Niagara and Susquehanna to l 'y the cable.
:A Government steamer to- eke further .
soundings : on the coast of.. ewfoundland
this pearl I 4 .
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NEvirr( CNDLAND. I L . tr. e l us ive priv
ileges for:fifty yelrs f landing cables on
NewfounOland, Labra d or, akl their depen
deneies: 9. Grant o 50 P uare miles of
land on completion of tele raph to Cape
Breton. 10. birnila.sonees ion of addition
al 50 entiare milesn the cable shall I
have been laid between Ireland and New-1
foundland 11. Guarantee of interest for
20 years; at 5 per cent. on 50,000 pounds
sterling. 112 Grant of £5,000 sterling in
money towards building road along the line
of telegraph. 13 Remission-of duties on
importation of all wires and materials T
the use of the company.
PRINCE EDWARD'S ISLAND.-14. Ex
chisive privelega ,for, fifty years of landing
cable.% . .1 A T 2.- —-' ' '''''''., -- nr„ ,
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annum for ten years. _ . .
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gi t n e p n h i A i :I s i t i n o e n s a u o t i t h b ri u r u i t i t l e n t s e g u - o t n ' .t he '
tah
all'
the
co rl a N : eg n: A p s d t : j a c : A t f n y a . terials imported fur the , use of
privilege
bi:suripiljlXlelt'isli%lvA l '2 s s c ;e T a t r A s ‘ 3 . 7 landing l9
Uran
telegraph rnfezel4 s
gables 'y
o i‘ n it‘ t, i ts . b_or 2 e o s . of s th i x ii p a r r ov gn inc a ei
f o .r f eSm el A e E lu TuEt ii_v .7 e le: privilege foi like period of 25
years.
That
until su.
no clue:
and ..gn
'paniep
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in than
ufactur,
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le'enterpr4 will be perseTeicd in
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i cessfulliacclimplislieS there can bo I
ition, for tli . o exclusive privileges !
grantees!,themselves which corn-1
tiv - e,obtai nod arc ; in the opinion of
nst competent to judge,
.of More val.,
the whOle capital required to man
the cable.
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Literal Rub way Match.
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Mal story is mid by a Texas pap' er
'away match, that came oft in that
,It seems that a couple' had re'rol:
pt married, notwithstandins, b the 'pp
of parents awl relatives of every
and securng the co-operation of a,
an, they all three mounted their
and: set - out for a friend's.house Bev'
isles dislant, where their
ised without interference. They
p gone!far, however, before their
rrdiscovered, and then there was 4
minting and racing and chasing as
don the,occal.ion of "Young Loch-
Celebrated elopement with the Neth
sidrn.7 The lovers and their faitfi
tor soon heard the noise of approach-
I wers and gavo their braes the spur..
slas their enemies were better mono : -
a gni* fast upon them'. ' It svfti
it they would soon be captured, whorl
tons inspiration of the, maiden curie
s r aid. ' "qsn't yon marry us as we
she shOnted to the clergyman. 1 The
'took," and the pastor at once win
d the ritual!. All parties "covered
elves with_glory," and just as the
s lather °ladled her bridle rein, the
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man pronounced' the lovers man ci r tsi
When the lola gentleman first learn=
sat had been done, he Was inclined; tr
ions; but being a gallant — old.° fellow
dmiting a dashing action, he soot
uded to; forgive the runaways, in e'er
tion ofitho handsome arid novel n4rs
which theY triumphed over him.'
A en
of a_rut
State.
ve&-to
position
degree,
clergyn
hnrses i
eral Ink)
solemn
had no .
fight W,
much
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root!'
erby l
ful Rai
ling pu
But, a
ted
evide
folic,
to the,
too ?'
idea 1
men:
them•
bride
clerg
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be el
and
cone
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ilases co min g "do
ar 8.11 bs m
, Boston on Wednesday, a Lot of m.la
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hangea panda at forty-three coa l a
n,rfor which, a..short time ago, ar s ;en•
o cent's was refused! Flour, gar
Ipotatoca, shcor the BUM] symptom of
ake. ' I
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gall ,
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o gi :e i n a ti g o a n ili tha in t : li "be
So ..;. I . eril li'l c on o r m n m os re o i f ai V c i o r
hat d the North for stealing the -negroes
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fro • thC . South, and then. for lying. about
it • terwerds; and he hated everybody! that
did not hat'e them." Such, a comprChen
sly spite's , hes n;t, been displayed since Miss
Sry . eer.s Of Doihe.boy's Pall declared she
'h ted 'estryhoity.' ,
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- I.Whiikklleet'W ,P -,oll.isttbe discussion
Olio t;.
ttlitilux ,,.:-' -past provided ifo . the
pifittiliOi t itt mansion yesterd aft
ernoon,, my" : tt . Mr It [ was . diverted y th e
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ellendef mese 0 , trtitl : and • SaraFerac
description,. . g from the exterior of
the 'buiidi '"i„ melody 'appeared to be
04 . , - '... , : kettle of Prgue' whir*
represents tbet A k...ef the wounded,'llii:;
otimpaided .by''.l" - ' • aiited amount of ex
; tron. , otettte; ,•••• J the operator : ,on the
bass drnm,i , : , V rushing to the window,
bearing , . - , "4 .:y fort; the large pots
-10 front whiebil, l partialll removed the
otitirdpi--(= , ... , ' . .#0 on enointons'pots
teleiiir.,Jt takes ... r. -. 7 ty minutes to skin one
i
_pr i perly),l bet: tit, a.procesaion, numbering
so e !One or. 47, hundred , : all in their
S r nday . tdoitiorm. - • maul with a tigar -in
41, month , rate on& solemnly moving
past 1 2:4AL ..., -i* ~ Win a banner at
, :t • - 'oir...' t--- ••• • i --- 2
' .. or k' '•iwrEnrinatremoirbfla
__;-?:,..r.-rliiii sx&tnrAtoest4 a
strong pull, and ril'pialT altogether:, !al .- wigs
of my ',43, tocishttleo 'and delight, lin'recog.
nixing
i tio the bearer of this banner, my old
friend, the philaathrepie ITusknotiker; of
wile spread denta)venowir.
'''As th e procesileti reached the front of
1. -
the hotel, - e ar iliAt 'threw away his cigar;
and having replant& it by a large quid of
tobacco ' defiled tin the esplanade beneath '
tb piaz za, iu.a tolerable straight line, and
hen gazing intetitly at the windows, open
ed his mouth,' from ono auricular orifice to
the other, and shewed his teeth.' Nev'ei ,
have r seen so glittering' a display. Filled
;with curiosity, I: was 'about to ask an ei.
planation, whenliay friend Dolittle froth
Androscoggin,, fbe had rushed. to the win
dow,at the sami time with myself, saved
Me theT trouble, tikf de l inamliog with an in
coherent and exceedingly nasal pronuncia
tion, 'Why, w:stt on airthi is this here?'-
l'his, l replied tlie;outteous,. Hiram, whose
suavity of manner isjonly' equalled by thO
beauty-of his pergth, 'this sir, is the Amer
icaneTi Dental As eiatien, composed of mem
bers from all p is ofl both continents, and
the British NV, India Islands.' . Jeruse
lem, saidDolitt e, ith-.‘e hundred_tewth car-
Ipenters .
. ;
b,..,
i l .o n en g t
al
i, s
p p p : sb c
, t i
eaoioleetr:
yet to
mt i u n k h ° a
f d
,
't It
_Was
my that body of
.neigery
charges
ell d r
a s I I t
t I
The immortal '.:blood they 'had
e li :tz a : la g e e l: s. va ),retat i
i w ei at:_ ci:ti ii itairlv t_ t v crc i n: . rn 'a tht i ta ure ' i n 9te l a c li tn ac e , : mgeb e n t re a o t d ll :; al l u d a e : t .
Clilrgeer'ttailvalisekilie:mciellulonedrriet hundred
' I I
, world
i 'll. A i , t ', lli , frraoatuiallialt.44:tintls"; i t d 4 cr,ili ze d •
den
bate.
end elsetvge'' :'',-‘,.-
pr*etici.oirt'-‘''fth c h ins hat and
! -t , . gloves,
.s.ldo-blExt„ with the,
col- ;
I - dollar - - --r,
money:- ilbie:tu
'aA ' lAnf"ac : sri c
sorewitdhtt:and twohunfreda . '
tytigtusadtpccoins) : efim.. i ber :
canbeDolueonthnttiinlubstnisa
Preservative ofteeth. I 'observed. in the I
rear rank the ivenions gentleman who in- I
vtnted the stitien though .'painful' meth- I
nd ! o f extractin,a tooth. by climbing a tree,.)
road conocctinpby a Catgut, string, the of-
fending , memir with a stout linib, and I
'then inmpingdown; a highly successful
mode of opetatm, but" not 'Calculated to
become popuk in I the community. He
} wore buckskitatoecisins, ; and did net ap
peat to Lai : citing a successful practice.
But while IgazNll with Jeep interest; up.. ,!
on the assemly,-lhe , band struck up 'Tim
Tug,' and tray they Went. Three times
they eue ir e hotel,, then:'with, their
wing.; aslait,like ithe `fierce cormorant,
swooped dewnpon the har, regiitered their
; names, , and ok a grand united federal ;
I &ink, ' (each nan_ Pay ing, for hinHelf.)— I
Hero toast ulthentimentii werd the order i
of the (lay ; °he limerictin 'Denial Asso-
rciation, likieermen, we pull pne way and I
look another; 'The woodeock‘ emblem of
'
dentikry-die icks up his living from the
holes, and pats in l a precious long bill.'--
jibe memory 'Dr. peale„ drunk standing.
' The: witl f ttter sentiments of , a similar
-
11 I
ly eritoriiwthar4cier, were given, and,
I received vitlitieat applause.
' Having,ll,4ank from the flowing bowl,
1
the asseciati gam fel m'ed in a line_; in
front of :Ith azza? which were crod d
, 1 ; . . e
1 with 2 buil andi admiring throng, and
eank-zwith .sirisiugikarmeny the beautiful,
!plaintive attlpOro - Nate Ichaunt :
"Oh, Jonqa Gira4, - 1 - re iwoke his teeth' '
A.,eatin' -! 1-• -- 1 - 1" ---
r
Jo A na es th t r u t j I:7lb a r e ° a _ k t e ir i e ff
p tew udd t ba h . , /' •
Great luta But•* . th e y Btuk -11163 7, l it '
intew.4, intew ,It• -r- r
Intew it, •
As hig a l e' two thu:mbs. I t
Great luta
Tile eh IF 'shed, ands the applartse sub
,'idea, an of Igraiity came over I the as
sociation, d the President Dr .I Tushma
-0 I ker, atepp i s i 4 t' t, they stock intrWit,
forwradotnnonneed th a few
attes.
, pleasing wonderful performance would
n now he g
I . Members "'the society. Then to , ing 4o
1 of exhibi iit-thbret;ehx.tweirtihty.' treigtuhirtelbaYbjrbet,
the line gave the command: 4)Daw.'' In
an idat every one ..of the association
was arat w brilliant turneerew. gFixl'
shoutedi . Tushmakerl anti each member
opened Imouth, end'attache4 the fearful
instruMet to a backtooth. 'Haul? scream
`Nl the, tiootor.l 'Hold, for o's sake'
.
with bl , were hel3 exultant in the air.
edlire°d"Alebuttiniget wa it btaoctteet;h:lirdeeriPlipuinii;
The assoiation lobked cool andl collected ;
there night hay° ;been. pain, hut, like the
Sparta! boy,' they repressed it ; theladiei,
with a sild 'Cry -of horor, fled- from the' pi.'
sesta. 'Replacer Shouted Dr. Tushmaker,
And loan instant
. every tooth returned to.
tho,ukith .wfidnee it :came—, I ontionitood
it at oke: it Wa l ls ball practice with blank
i eartrit"—thy were aili/ r a.l
se teeth.
. I
g I EPTE3ii i IER. 9. 1851'!.
' eml 13 i • ' -
`,Fan_ ot er nteresung exercises were
gone through with. A hack man passing
bYlon his carriage, weil plaeed nailer the
influence of ohloriforni t 'ill his teeth eitract
cd withent psiis,, and i entire new and.el
egant set put in theit place, allin fort .two
seconds lliis appeatunce was *on& ully,
I improved. Rebut' been 'known fur , ears
as , snaggle-toothed Bill,' but e new i , and
morn. complimentary , title will have to be
devised 'for him. IVondtrful are.the im
provements of• scien At 5 o'clock the
procession was rofor ea, 1 and the band
playing, Pull, Broth , Pall,' tee associa
tiou moved off, retu rni ng by the Nell; Ba
ker to Boston r _ • , 1
r l ,n,
I hive never seen three hundred' dentists
together before, and] I don't believe any
body else ever did, but I consider it a pleas
ing and an #npmvitig npectaele, and' would
suggest fEat the next me they meet they
make an excursion , bleb - shalt 03 bine
business with - please , '.and all I go down
together and remove the snaga from the
mouth of the Bliaissi pi.— ' • I
--- - ' 1
Auuglaffir fi'lZitil i tslin . ni.gl_lt
. lElellei a
Ri
gleMbei s ino to ihn:Tentil rk . ) 4 : 11 0/ . . ---
I. ' "i
I' ,Yours %.• f etfully ,
, 1 i' , - • ,
•.;* From v ili s t christian Advette. 1
AMERICAN DI ES IN ENPLARD.'
1 1
From it 4 Th - ndenatelmaii of the 6th,
_..... t ..._
alt, we copy tbe foll owi ng account of our
distinguished delegate to'the British Con
ference. They seem to have carried the-Flii
glish quite sway, and their enthusiasm
knew no bounds These extracts must take
the place, of our. usual letter froth _Bishop
,
Simpson, who being o n
I the Continent, can-
not se soon reach us pith his cennunico 1
w.l I ;
• !
, "Bishop :Simpson and Dr Itl'Clictock I
are deaidedly different from each' ether, but I
teh is a powerful an distinguished man '
..(
ishop Simpson has t e mould, the aspect,
the manner of one wit' can equally sway in I
Conference by manse , and in camp -meet-4
, tog by the power' and persuasion of his el- 1
osi:i
oquen-e and the uneti n of his 7rayers.— I
He is manifestly•a g 1 , a etrong, - a fnrce r 1
ful, a wise.rin e:equen man—a 'Bishop' in
deed-fit to be one of 'seven overseers to:
whose charge is entru sted the entire meth-I
odism of the Norther States', from New!
England to California Snch a ' s ett-Ale is
a heavy burden; but s vA such !inlet ril
s i . i.
well sustain it.' nig heel) was such' as
may be infeiTed fro this deeeription.--
thristmiariimePloqrteinveeestteAleialesaeldaeftnilneleYn and
a r
privilege t to hear. l'he " combination of
qualities which eXhibited by the speak
er and the speech was remarkable. Look
at that tall and strong;tind manly ferm,and
that fresh faeo,,whichl looks as, if it had
fronted the breeze an d the weather for ma-1
nv a _veer! Liaten to that higb, thrilling
1
OMOtIOD; aria ean yeti ! iv, rm. • ~..- ~,... ..., 1
self at once the camp ieeting.on the bei ; - !
der land, where the f , forest meets the prairie,
or where advancing civilization has i,liat
reached the forest's, dpsky skirts? Strog, 1
and high and deeply tneving,'•niereing ce l r
science and melting he rts, that voice soon 1 !
the souls and sways t e spiritn_bf thousands.
L i
gathered there. Belt listen
~ yet again
It
How grand are those 'ines ofitlienghtl •how
apt and poetic those i lustratrons! how fine
those reflections! how philosophic that an; ,
alms'. IWe wonder not hovr; to learn that j
this pioneer preacher pt one time ably'filled i
the_offiee ef Principal' of h efillege; and is !
now ono of the , most - idistihguished theele-
gians, eniinsellers and bfel4ps belonging
to the NOrthern Con,renoe of the States.'
Verily a net* man i Bishop Simpsoe; anti I
thee') who heard him pre:iph J at! Liverpool]
fi ,
can testify of his eve whelining , pewer as 'a
GesperPreacher. 1 . 1 1 I
The next speaker vas of a len imposing ;
'form and! mould; Yet a well ''proportioned, - .
intelligent gtintlema ly. I
nian: n 4 one re
specs, at leamt, he res sables Bishop Simi-
sari, th a t I
lhis features and complexion are I
rather English than merican. Weed hs
rises'to speak; too, al feel at once that 'a I
scholar and a gentleman is addressing the 4 i
'llia English is rernatkaely pure and clef- ;
sic; his pronunciation cleat and good andl'
pleaaing.', No one !could easily discover him
to be trans-atlantie. , Few. • Englishmen I I
could speak so elegantly or so well. Bri .
M'Clintoek (took , kb himself theArier ; . 4
statititioal details 'of American Meto6dist 1
progress, so far 4 regards educatiop 4u:d 1 .
literature, leaving great principles to Mese- i
t o i ll o p n a b g. ti ti n 1 n o e t gn
In 7d3 o F tu n hi: u 7 l :h 7 : 4 ll:4li ; : l ili aa : v 7 i t a a l : : I l t e a b f a t e 1
v lid within the nar r ow stop.
s
°
him; produced
Ei d h y eli d I n ' L ab a yi
ma ; I :
ri b l speaker,
n e iine not i;
: ng • only
aabruhaatil;.
to easy,; eminently
silnit indignant a r l a y
4 51 -
rasa.,
_n_ tha retu
for er
7,0 the
wanb
powerfulbeat.
, hat
co useer r adio .
fri y
ehalle..ge an an ! i , 4
n k lim i t edl
F e e t
ff ae e t 1 Chtfti left
a li i t 9
e '
,fit p a r I 1 . e a ss
na i le, in
il l:
n r i aa t i w i ntaile:iffet
impression h ee di a t h t risn well
h b e . i i e l lC a i i
,1
establish-ti h n i t c o a l
ti k , e '
t:
i
produed, fully
p ec o r t th e most.'scholarly l and
f '
-1-.-- 1
- roved I constantly
in health; atid 63'6 still
leda r
t ;e 1 ; 8 : 11 a ,e r n :o: m s 7:: f d a r le e i . e an T °B l a n s h a
t se t; L : g3 : 3 lnr. u f
5 :
n i i i : i
w N h t / e ns
s r : ' e t
e s s t . , — o ,_ n s m i r o - l A ie hma ttti6 c o l eb ri ll ac i Traveller,
elig l ila :
rd a : l : in t: c l l
t i Il i ti ; in e r4 ...
erable fatigue, thoug ht
be
very
'Cautious,
careful
weeks tiff sal on
tin exertion. •
kfte l r f a t Loudon fois a 'short
joyuient here, l in ei: at his quiet-th°rae i n
to Mr. Co a f ,
ait t%
there ivrent:lby way
11-e
lA"'
au
ram
to the coast of Nor
of tho haute' l c Di
,
Tdcqueville, Ilia
-cautious, and efut to avoid ali'men
mandy, to cis t M.
i ii
will then go 1 Switzerland? • -'• . . '
lions
, 1
NM
, -,
ACTICAL, TEBT I 'OI O WWI . 213/
• • , • ••
1 . S UGARCANE. ' t --- -, ' •; t: '
, the he S ' avannaheate of instant. tas2 . l, -
SttuttifoMl - ,ti(G-A..y Arna.49; 'ki t '
1
I
DI east. Brwrons: Amidst the ' heated
and citing ; 'political questions of 'the dliY • I t
ba ri e ) thought I would transmit the s rt-u*t
of a radical experiment with the Cliinae
singe r eane. : , „ .. ,7 ---
,_ ,
'S't• spring I pnichare MO {lona a • i
(r c
yo L rt 'of the - seediitsod planted it 0t 0 .1
early part , of March, in rows about,fo _
, tt.
feet part, and in' r tha drill one and t o_-
seeds everisi s x inches. My. intention tract;; 1
to aka forage, having very iittfa: - confl. . 1 1
done in its saccharine qualities; but I.l,was
l induced to change my qualities ;
and nurse; 1 1
-- elle tort to procure syr-up from it. ' 9
DI self and Captain P. IL Stanton se.. 1 ,
D I
leeted' ten eaiietif,measuring , .mie inch_in'dia : •
amhter, and front eight to nine fee( long, , '
whie l a yielded live quarts of juice ; - t7' •
more of ' the'samelsize,; which had been o t
ono ay andinight, gave the satnd-quantity;
ll
and againj..ten from his patch, measuring , 1
1.1 inches ln diameteryielded ' i i
tax quer l,
~ .
143:11111Z I . gill ot. hallpint. We...cut 1' -
age.,! Wo put Lwolniaß e S4. l E.l glnize "
in the boiler for the first boiling; - and after •.'
bb 4 ili„,v Slowiy for ten hours took out, tWons ;
ty! aliens *of - vary ;g00d.,T.-11 syrup. • - i•0-- ne t'
day we carted 179 - gallons
_through r t i l i
sam. process, only increasing the fire, -boll- ;-
~
1 Mg it in seven hours, lend' obtained sixteen
. gallons o superior ssyrup.._ This to boil I
__... down n tie more,,which Makes. it thick r, `a .
and fa a better flavored than the first.
?I•ANSAS NEWS.' •:t I third, boiling of 136 gallons is at this m4 l
Cs
- - 1 • ' ••••• 1 marl, tak en off,, grew n ptain Stanto 's ~
Governor Walker has been much fright- pla n :titian, which is -ery fine,, and -whi bl, ,
toted by the - tlireati o rejection bythe'See- '
late. He is now hear and hand With the F ,., Y ,, leidl ? 2 E l • t ' 'l6 same
pr i oportio - n -- Of syrup, 9
fiire.ol).lifsrutles. m re- ; j. 1 t•
Ale has ea I 7- t A :t he .:pot began to; boil we rtnt lime in • t
lextreme "Pro- slavery action.
ten all•his past fair prlunises, and sent most ' •C'
gOverned in quantity
!humble dispatches from Kansas to the i•n an b - I " niiin g' -bein g
the report of - Ex-Govern r
Sonthern market. Whitfierd; • who ia nownn-liLlat by
here, reports Walker es at present the !pet l
„ 11',1 - t aturmil, of South pti i rolina. , ,
Rffi
of the Border uans. , Sined w a ili er t ' -- -= . l) y:see(l planted nearly half an acre.—
e
alas had been taken 'to put the groutil •:!,
conversion,' nobody doubts the Perfect tincif i X tl 7 ,.s
1 high state of cult ivation' neither .tv 9
cesa..of the intended Binder Ruffian invasion :7,..*- wrked with Ali eye to a report for too
;front Missouri ofAhe polls of KAiet - f;. --- ,
1 ~ 2w,, y ,„, / ,/ 1 , 0 N! y Triinal L -.L4fritilfe ;! and turning out 36, gallons of „One;
I Th - I t .' ' t Wlk
1 • e . emus rSttan tgat a er t : anu. car'
1. .1 8 . 5' 7 4, which was ground and boiled
„in trnt .
_, pays 'better 'than anY• th:og fiver - I
his alleged KanSaspo icy b y the secession pla nte d . ;- , - !, I” s ' - - t '-
fanatics and other I traitors, represented by 1 -,,
e ;pri'r i t i crOat.: tea en •fen ' this ha-'styntid- •
the Charleston Mercury and thelßichmond ' ' p4rke . t s ntelt ts I ,haio heard- 'of so e- 1 !
Smith, hai been, perEctly Alecessful.,9-It ! 1 7, 1 4 0k 1 0tg and failin to hex `
n'good a • T • '
hatrcaused Walker to explainimitsp_ell ht;s' T, q , and; who calls i a humbug. ;--illy lin-.
promises of fairness -and justice:toward
t t i lit le tp i resilon is: that-they In not boil it '',...nffi-, •
Free ,Slate citizens, a'.l to adefttinearly eienlir If.they make moreitlMn one gallon
same measures for th final establishmentslout of nine or ten, th sru will be thfert-_ .-
and triuinph of slay '' as were Pu i rsue.dbYtl,or uciesa the cane is ;far superior to - Whi4
. .tre Las put aim -
Shannon and_Woodss . we ground It !lb opl4 be boiled down tlt- .
self_at the head of th army, Virtually pro. tit iz-i, has the 0 appearsoo r .d ...l the syrup froiri
!
claimed martial-law , nd kept . his !dragoons,'
chasing. Free State Mew, . whoin,
caught, he thrnws into prison on `old, polit
-webb-t!!--114,g;r7caPe--.1shen you ,k i ieStre to make stigar, ---,
an t i llen you will-heve a flow article, if j,
proper attention haa-been paid to the skim.. '1
ical chargers. The Sonth much prefers this, ming off the green semi" which will arise
service at Walker's hands tolls removal;ton the top 1 1 - t• , ' ' -
and in fact, I suspect !prefers Lim as a toolT 1 - v ' - .• - • -
I . ain infoRUT - tit - 1. - woelle. v....than.,-an- 1 -- - 1 A c'T';''t &a. - .q. RAolwAso i ot.
, ,
Bedford Springs'and elsewhere , openly sx- -Wfiteat - ,1,809,099 nusneia, wt., .z,..1._,-. I
pressed Viewrofl,Walker's course identical - oats, VOO,OOO bushels. In addition tp • t
thermal
Siephens's.t I - 1 condemdecl his iso- thist it puts' the yield t3l' the potatoes tit I
theral flutnniery j and said that Walker 800000 bushels; and other products of the
was not sent.to kett l es to talk, bat to act.-.far m in proportion='
slap aggregate," say s !..1
He has - steadily assuredoomplaivanta,wlien , the Aarpliser, "nearly sufficient to. feed
he has given thsnr 'any' attention,4hat any ' the large annual- increase lof population,.
what he might, Walker 'would do what the which has heretofore , Made st-, dependent" ,
South required .:1 pfloourso the PreSiAnt an the neighboring, States to supply" - the
wasicompelled to endure - the stupid denun ''' - definit..".." A _ -
ciaticns of a few ferotu rus zealots who did I '---
not n i nderstamX the game,•and insisted upon
Walk,er's ;heap in a Charger.' That wasll
110le'llIdtkellA that could not ho accorded
them, but they will be restrained fritin pro
ceeditig to any dangmtclus•i extremities by
people more sensible .lian- .`themselves. -
here ' . -'t
., All these threats ef. Sout .oppost ton
,
to BuChanan in Ckinbiess• amount only to
this, that the South as; resolved to liold,hiM.;
to the Botder! Rufflia",platform, to the end'
that 'Kansas; Shall e7preSetaly 'ndmittA I
as. a Slitve State; 10d Cubs, -Porto Ricoil
&-, e. annexed: as too as ptitsiblo, , Thesei
moderate demands w llrbe, gsianted by M r i t,
Buchanan' with grea ehedrfulness, and all I
things will go an co ficrtably between •him
and the party. -', .• •-• '
The formal declartionof the , WaCthing- •
U
ton n:ort, that Kan 39 is. S lue to become
f,
slave State,' has na turally produced:a live-
1 ' sensation.ln signi fi caßt. averment that 1
•ansas must by "inevitable consequences i"-- 1
!
'enter the Union al slave state, must'., have
been !made : with' the concurrence of, the
President It is true that•t he nex 2 iii - orn.,
ing Major Harris sought, jo expktn-,At
state hist opinion withouttne..conau v i. v
hit bu.
1 ' has' no opintons;,w .
enaployes._ -Ile .
slims! has lie with op inions,'
has.
The time for throwmg'off
come. The. WaChiripry .
for the
meek the inanufael
eifeeted. The
turo of a 'slave' §t4
te
Is'oller.. Martial
Congte,ssional elections - at
~ The priso4 are
law is in.force itilSiansatt
Free Stat e rien.7--
agaiti\lin,g filled with
t'du is about , to as,
'The ittsa -8 1-vg r i C T /yell adopti on jzif •lis
semble, iand will %tee t h e
~ ,..._. _,...entri_
ConEttitutan by any, anti • e';:Liasrlr7li,ech'esl
Walker will contitiuo t a oln
I 11 that lies - with- I
but jis doing !and • Will o a
ifhis office to 1
in the.riOrier abd I inilue, co- co .
.. Tt -L e Euion •
1,1 Kansas a - slave state, as q . ,
ma-0 • v • f i r „ r ' u l Democr atic mem
P*6llcts. ' 'll44 ''? r. -at6ount h
byre will will not rehe, on , ii
te 't that any bill
' I hazaid the sta men . u
rage. ,
Kansas' into tile nton,
for introducing, 4 .
coo.
, a J e ff._ pars I may K
which Toombs ilvil 1 h wilt p e rhaps
up , l will. be sw . alicl wed ' th3 ar Pg •tr Y .l'''li
rt nue.
r e ' l. 1 . 1 4" • Cor. 4.- -0
a Lew wry ~.I.!_,es.-r
- ITAILVESi SONG.
1
He)! rouse ye dada! the morning breeze
Hatt swept the mist from the stream,
nd afar on theldils thel towering trees '
Are tipp'd. with She Iday'e• first beam;
o stars are gone, fhe night ,
haiiped,
Eaeb moment chides delay, •
AionatTyci then, while'the morn is red=
• Away to the fields', away. ' 1 -
j r
o - us no music sounds sal, sweet; •• - -
As , tho sharpening elopg,of.tho PO3lllO,
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d echoing bills with gladness greet
The song of the reaper Edythe, '-i ---- ;
ow pleasant to follow with rake in hand;
[ Tho mower's deviops lay, '
And scatter abroad with lightsome wand,'
• Tho green and perfura dAtay.-
- et.', thesoldier exult in•tits s pomp of war,
- The king in his self-throned hall,
, he freo-born farmer is tutppie' fitrl
, Than kings and lords all.
is are no fields withea ago •
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And drenched with the bloo‘
.
But-hills and sales o'er Bich
A Wiriest of waving. groin.
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The summer sun o'er and
,field
Itis shed its genia l ray, .
Tilf'smiling gores Opzolden g-t•ai
A.A,lvAlt..tlie harvest day , ' •'
Tti carry,..4fre - "&"142--fie-
Attdifitgo. too, are cradle oifit nail 1 .
T4141410104:1 in the b l oodless strife...
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Then •rtp and away! Whftetbddiam i onil trtr,
Derpanglee the bending corn: w oo 1 . .
And gaily:We labor, th while-we •• •
The"hraeing d breith o mord. .
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And under ,the shades o .beeebes green
IWe'll rest at noon of ay:l 1 •
Hurrah Toithe-seythe a keen—:
Away to the fields—a 4,31 1 ' ' , , • •
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itoirßiehlad To. Brook, the t,'.vner ofTry
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or 1 and yiyoress,.ts'a native pi Albany, and.
was foucterly, a inessengeribq In "the New
erk Legislaturis. • '
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va.....Gaze no
beauty be a .
teat worthy; .'
tifb' en h, i l oops sa
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lORKINTI FOIL .)01 , 1XING AND tuNroma
E$F.i.F —ln Ireland }they are. hairingia,
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sensation over a g. rill extraordipa _
d ry
female preacher .'i 5.1.1 e is drawing',crowds' ?
of all sets to listen to her eloquence. iqr
hair, eyebrows, and eyelashes aro ' almopt
white, her face 011 P" and she is only twee-:'
ty-two yearsof age,l She has many in!itit.' r
! tiODS. to preach fronilall parts- of the COU6
6i! and even from Scotland She,accepts • :,
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iia art ly fie or reward, and says. sale iS
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prouiptea-to.-speak in obedience to LIOSVOr
1„to her pritYe,'iqi.-..tiiel..v.e.TP'Pa.!..}l,ince.
uponnisideu;lest her
intilino:blo.elv-to thee, is a
I f consideration now-sdays
.batruet our side-walks: \
ME
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j .-- . J.7 . Einerson Etheridge; late. M. C. fr m
Tenne see, has been run out by, barely, 127
majority; in a poll :of ,it 7,000 votes.
Waii an able, honest, iiiilopondeo member,
and lbst his seat by voting against the
braeka bill ,Of the Southern members
Wh i p .voted against thiit bill; not' one will
servo
,the next House. Colonel Benton,
Louisiana lluut,2 Tennessee -Culfom,Land
the rose,,nfth Gon. Sam Houston have nbii
followed them.
10
~e; 1t . would be a -8
~B iginLrofi 44 1 ,4, 11 4- - ifteirin
riday., Bain -u-,th, -
State!" Now,
the trutb?'or would St Ilieal journal:4'A
with tNe Cu ion if it %ad a' II StItiV eon
stead of a 'Northern eireulatioay . thiz
ien knows tbat the iliehroond Enqu
speaki by authority when it iays that g
Administration is heartily w
ith
the
Sc
';eKansas conteet—lbh. jor.
in chi!
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•-••-.:,..taa-r owr SNELLING SAT - 4
intelligent citizen of, the far Wes:,
knows the value of •property there, in
ter of the 23i1 in s' , says: • '
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The" most stupendous swindle 'ofth
i. 4 the recent stealthy.'eale of ,Vort ,84:
- to a clique' of Administration Dolin,
for the paltry sum. of $90,000.! The
erti - if worth 52,000,000, and.weiil
brought, nearly that ,snra to the Tre ,
by an open, fair sale' ' - ~,.,
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, r The Doylestown-Democrat, sa
thC„real Asialic Cholera has rode
earance tho I ckver Eections ,of
county ,In the vt4tnity of Icalitv,'":
villo anarßristol townships,_several,:
have already died of the disease. ,
11IeFsrs Ruffner. of Virg
coutly sold 3,000 acres of coal lan
six mile's from Charleston, Nra.,'-
Corwin and others of Ohio-, fea
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