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TAINTND AND NUNLIAHND WZDNI,SDAY, NY
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PAROUTEDAn MI neatest manner, at the lowest
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purehased a largo coriootiou of ti pe,,no are p re
p Are ri to eatisry the order% of our Montt!.
304 PAXSIDSMT,,/
J - AS'.7IItJeffANAN,
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JOHN C, BRECICINRIDGE,
or ICLNIIJCKAr.
Volt. CANAL eol43l.l,3:sioNEit.
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}OR MID/U.)14, iIENVIt.II.,
JACOB -FRY,
01? moNTUOMEIII
VO Ul' US' DE P R7'M I; N7'
lIIBTOR Al. EA' IG .11
COMPOAKD OL :70 LETTKUS
My 32 19 28 48737 5 28 as one one or t,
learnesl men of the sixteenth cenleiry.
My 18 11 21 1 25 was an cmlimeit .English
lawyer and Statesman.
My H 13 20 31 u is a venitnen lady ce }rime
ted for her talents in par'toting.
My 3 29 36 28 WAS the last royal gni - emit r
of the State of Alaryinittl.
Sly 47 38 22 21 wa the tirst r,on o
engraved French type in et)!e of the
Baskerville:
Mry 2 1 1 .1 24 28 w 11,4 privy e(ILNIM llor and phy.
micitin to the Egrprevt \taria 'ihCr 411.
ftunritry- - the
reign of Clartrs'thcrtrrr.t. -
Illy 4A4 4i w4s.,nii abbott of (10113,
gtnalted foi gr At 1 until% and
aanctit y.
miy , 44 15 34 was a Itanivd S Lati
tensor of llttireiv at Zusith.
My 11 45 13 0 was an eminent portrait and
landaciipt painter of otterhurg.
My 35 10 22 31 1G \CDR a general in the
American army during the revolution.
My 14 11 3 21 6 31. 11 1 µ - n4 an enteitaining
riaoth writer. '
My e 4 32 - 47025 - Ikdll , : kasee.sj
terbury, who flourished in the sixteenth
century, and distinguished himself by
• nprennir tlw selteme3 of Charles rirst,
!Iky 49 11 13 1 38 43 48 11 19 6 was a (Ireek
philosopbet.
gy 217 60 11 48 ILI a king of Sicily.
My 8 .40,20. .14.1 TAR*. aselpilnitsti Em •
lash 39 prose writer.
My 46 19 9 1128 31 2 31 wag an English
poet of borne celebrity.
My 42 38 5 25 35 41 11 28 50 u ai nn cuLtiout
• English engraver.
My 39 8 7 19 16 41 28 1 31 20 WWI au Indian
p_rineess, celebrated in tlio of
Virginia, for her a.tacLiuent to
the colonists. .
My whole is one of thn grtatesit everil , ; in
the history of nautical ilis:ovriy, and ti
modern commerce. J. .t R.
Centre WI, Pa , 1856.
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Answer to (leograrthieal Enigitt Nu 1 -
NATHANIZL BANKS. Th , Soblions are :-
TatioN, 11111,
IspabnAllid.i.4lo, Peas, lignin, Ann Ilan-
Kent, Seine.
Answer to (aeogyspilivai Enigma No-t ) —
lissoroTaxis. Tho 'Solutions ire
E.*t, Semso, Oise, Past°, (hoot, Toss, Mist,
-Mow; Ists,
to Enigma --Niraimicm.E. The
Suluticais aro :--Nlgixt, In, Cale.
The Democratic Watchman
wow TUN CARIIPAEGN.
The Doria4ore 14a Wroderrrars for tiirr app r oach-
Precadestral ce:hopsiligu will Ltt ru..i , r , l 4r cub
sseilmirs iramerliAtolY anal tho Deleic4ralic irisumr
jinn, at the &Doering Irrieratai
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It . typhus
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The Democracy of Central Pruneylvarrlieltiehlng
^mound National Docaocratio,paper, will It'ave au
-oppartunitj of procuring one for. the narryialia at
ikt Or" { Mr nit"'
or The intuit awy)mpany the order in
ovory *dame, AMMO.
• X112711Y OATS, BeUeloste, Pe,
Tin tillrtl sedds wrirrtlllotO wilt neuter le rim*
Viillialielifdlielves In setting up °labs for
etteliollnApt. A entail eWud on the pod of the
Malik of the good woo wettitt leithe *wow of
p&oo fowl Dergooono4 4 to ergument within the
riololoof over" -
0011 4 I N D R Y
,The siOlersigned having leased the Logan
Yeollodri, lo the borough of Bellefonte topther
whit sit paMeras, would inform Mends
sad td. public In general, that they are prepared
to
tietnle► add al MUST. SAW MILL. SOROS,
TURNACIII, ROLLING MILL and btACIIIN BAY
CASTINGS. They tare also leaking a TAROS
VAICIRTY 01? PLOWS, iumita.ling the W. rie
SheriON WOW' humored Plow, and several
others of tbe moat appruve"d stylus, and at the low
est rah& Being praotlual workmen, wu flatter our.
Velum, at oar work will 'give satire satirfautlou:
• W• have oa hand • LARAOIS ASSORT-
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MEN? OP Sr° VliS, suitable fur either
sailor wood, snob u Parlor, Niel/o'lMo, r.gg.
mid i In foot, every varioty of SW.t.rt"wtinteal
in OtcountrY We'save also on hand
ZU and bred - or 81:11'DTood - y ir...E/Gn
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Et and PURA - HE:a Aisn,
N ,RATLING,oi all doserlptlen; WATTve
skid BLASr PIP R . de sty ottlibre.
arms are prepared to outerinds COPIpOO -
stries,,Oopper and Typst ,
a! rode to order
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'Stria Akaard of a St, taw6tta t —lttridextr—Life
with lb Vartatiott4, sic
Did the reader ever travel for any length
of'time aboard of a large and first class
steamboat. If so, he can form some idea of
the scenes' and actiorot, amusements end
conversations that are constantly fr . anspir.,
rag. If pot, then, probably we can
enlight
en 1 fun sport some of the many which will
give him quite an introductory to the greet
edley of scones that arc °Mews witnessed
aboard of these " river crafts."
It *RS II 1 yery,4lark, rainy, and fiv as y,
E7l - gni - we lay tied tip at shisre hard by a
to;iesOmii and forsidieu wood-yard. , Pnr rode
day* and trio nights lot.l the:, - Old - Virginia"
been plongititig through the water eadeasor
irrg to reach Memphis, Tetmeasee, and as
.0 1 .11 1 5glatt - I.ell go -244 as
the.ttiglif became too dark for safe pilo:ing,
our estetnnilocaptain deemed it-prudent to
rest the machinery and steam apparatus
and " row the boat to shore." The pm.sen.
gem by this time had hecotrio very tociatle
and ft-Mildly, 'stony of ',hush feting as if defy
bad het- iithtfibahrforyrinie. "Nattigilt bow
tic and a general atiro( preparations seemed
to be making in the ladies parlor mita it be
(nine i.vident to the mass that •' wu were
going to have a little dance"
To nizbt, boys, to night, Lop. ar
The chairs, stards, and tables being sill
cleared frour-the hall Boars, two sets of cu
tillion parties rrearchei to their Irtaces, al
though there visa nothing city atraiestalessia
the "Ball Ifres.s," yet there nas a sutilitjen
cy of colors displayed to steal MT the eksire
for the former. There were holies dressed
in mourning, in scarlet, in Leon n and in
white. TM re were Aremers or -.di,. of 31-
par-re, of mous dilator, and of calico. firer
were old maids, married WWII( n and rai-.),ts.
Tietre"were gray haired, sandy haired and
{bread; haired gentlemen, they areseoln stied
black emirs, gray coats air 1 atpiyul rom a ,
and they tt e re mado rri f ue i ,vat .4) Ic, sack
coat style and eluenglear etyle_ Se if the co.
eil inn partite lacked that slum aril custom
of French hall room /Vendor they did Rot
tack the " great change of dre s," and as
"variety is the spice of life.'' ' rest s.seured
it was a spicy dance.. Thu vledin anon
Sounded forth its Bout-stirring i o d s aid the
the crooked high feet went trippingly over
the hall floor, au 1 thus was rep-. s. need •
scene in that part of the caLtd,
' the extreme end of the ladies parlor
sat a beautiful young lady, w:dtglostey curls
thirug'Ag jiLe.B_Sjee_yrxitht_ef _ckt_tta. Jtke.of.l
around her ivory appearing shourdepe,
while before he r stood a beautiful and ex
quisitely finished rosewood piano, upon the
silvery keys of *lnch her unable fine,,es Acre
playing and the melody of whose uotca sent
a thrill of joy and films through the dar
kernd soul, and sad sad heart. Iler voice,
cad an and harmonious, revs rberatc,l through
( -the parlor hall the sweet silvery- t' nesof that
61,1, loved ; and Candela song
' PS thil term me at Mess? ri, t t ey
'.TwuJAILI bt an nasuilkantt .most door,
To know that a tote of the "low! urcs"
Wero suing "1 wish Lo washer.- " 1
In another parlor the parlor sat the mother '
with the infant- 'welled !TAU her toast,
rocking to and fro to quiet its rratkia dis
position. In other parts of the parlor oat
young lathes and old ladies, reading, s rit
illy sewing iiiid knitintik Par of in the
fore part of the saloon sat gentlemen tenter
sing loudly upon the different topics of the 1
day Around the stove sat gentlemen, Brno
king chewing and swearing; aged and urd
dle aged Mt ii were walking leisurely back
and tbrward in tittly and Soli tIM medals- ;
lions; nn each MO of the halt young nun I
were reading, and writing pt the rations
thilles Tit, airiestl perfortnete, in their sea
„al sta'e ioern,s, were rehearsing their ea
rinus parts in the 'play, children' Teem run
sling back and forth
,upen' the outer guards
iltiliveky woe- ~951ittacre, with their piles
of sithr and giasseit of brandy wise shuf
fling with heated inticipations' the fatal
cards. Cross and ittriy,nien wcrtgrowling
and grumbling at thii great and discordant
medly of music and mesas. The "skip
iivpreberiiiv*
hands,!' below deck, were splinting eta their
lengthy and oath-spired yertai over a quart
of the " real old tar," steerage imemegem
getting at " koggerheade" with each •Abiss.
orded by'' Ceptain Whiskey" esgagedie •
xeguler row sad knockdown Wit; esgioseis
pit dasitee, *pen the stases es
cape valves, and the steno goes.thenderiug
is the water. The sheep *Wetted at such
unceremonious proceedinge break out Into •
general concert of be-es. The cattle 00 lon
ger able to contain the-teeing emotions to
their wind pipe, bring to the sheep' thorns
a general bawling: , Horace and tanks in
expectation of adding the iklsetio viiicrto
this coneett, ~, O ksitin'-' with an intliscriba
tile quantiti ; : neighing whining* • and
ago -''a
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hrayings.. of faun npe Its hu
ricaneo oil& h % coming
boat and with twist, and furor :: illy rings
the weighty (tell. Presen4 n peace com
mittee of three is formml lira upon the
captain with the requet4 that he !ill bring
to a termination all these boisterous pro- 1
Ceedingshut he, too eflott be - harsh, too
much accustomed to inch pitioeodings to be
troubled, politely requests the peinswitice to
go along, to the " barn
,ank rilaink 6 11 1 1
dull care," end with the riphtial glass tolds
. ''' "'""itti , this is
'For tArDerotarryttnregrAman
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CIfAPIEIt XVI
BELLEFONTE, PA., W
life %%WI its - variations, tat, di ink, mull
• ' • ray. Alaeotatlittrigz
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witers s e(lhe !Min aslppi."
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Suet, voider, is wily ft part of the variltis
scenes that nightly transpire aboard of the
ateanaboat, and a e nay writ say that if is a
little world within ittkelf."
CIIAPTER XVII
RUM altrarlions— firma ri -
61* Mow. —Ai et, burp—!t, la
ostsolo and all ennonc---A cotton plat/101ton
described—Re r 4-r.
lt,is generally the case that the looming
• Sumeeding the past
~foggy night is pretty
well advanced before it is t onsillerett safe to
venture 'a boat out on the si ream. Fogs
grow deuriely thick about i-uit tise upon the
river, and their heaviest appearance iv u hen
they aro ire the act of esctniling lariveuivni
So it, happened, upon the followin; morning.
that the "Oil Virginia" tied up at the lone
wood yard.• The 'twining aav faf advaliCeil
when the tuitling'of sham 11V1 , 1 the splashing
of the wheelA warned. us thal we were
,again journeying doivn the river. Nearly
ate Diribif hold passed, aftei: our boat got Inad
way betbre we litet4 ip s•ght of the to atliftil
situ of Mesnphi•i. Coming up to the city we
gently run down the strimin and gitielely
turning our boats " head and jack stall op
s•reanr" we ran along side of the Memphis
wharfboat. There wlitief boats are generally
eihrtroin out steerage % ,'holed lad-ficaaCul
in hotel style; *lid ate. needlklt storing
freight, and for hotel purpose.
Mt mplus,in Shelby comity Tenn., iv bean
: if. toy pituated on very. high hhilf, the fourt h
and last of the Chickasaw bliill4. These
bluffs received their name from ihu tribe of
Chickasaw Radians that settit d 'here. The
bluff on which Memphis stands. is thirty feet I
above the h;ghest floods, and its base 14
washed by the river fin the duitance of three
miles, while abed of satin- , bonc, the only
known stratum of roZ,s below the jeu
lulu theAtreani and form-, a coil vi ,it htieliie4
;tiling the iirtr, tin pp. a TW('
Memphis to The eye of the to holder i s v , •rc
gr.-i• 1 a At a little from
the hr.3.i of the range t f I urge floe
'tends for SCTI MI square: , Ni:;41 . 11
we,' quite an air of hu.iict , i; to the city.
c i tboditiea of cotton are grown' fu
he interior country, and this is the princi
pal mart and shipping point for it. It con
tains eleven churches, two medical colleges,
number of private schools, Navy Yard 0%1141
a population of about twenty thousand. ,
From llertiphiA to Vicksburg ihe ilistair
is three li.undred_ and twenty-la•L zoil e h,._
-Wiagoilmoms.hiblagarisZlie taso.nisoso.
are Helene, Napoleon, Cblumbia• an Arkan
sas, and Princeton in Mississippi, and Lake
Providence in Louisiana. These towns range
in population from three hundred to one 1
thousand. 1
1/11d ' - 111 ,- TS empty.
their waters into the Mississliq t hetet een
these tees Cilien Helena is the rouuty at
of Phillips county, Arkansas. It is very,
handsomely situated, contains to cnty stets 6,
three dims-hes, printing Oleo area ape pi -
tion of About eir,hundreil. Comities at rot
is ',hippest from this pia-•c. Ac our boat Tres,
passing ibis town, quite A nunibi r of pas
sengers wore standing upon hs r hurrir...em
deck viewing the beautiful scenery of the
surrounding country, when the editor of the
news paper published in that place, desirous
of knowing the result of the eligtion fialtft w
Vora, rant hastily down to ho landidg, and
with all the strength of voice he roulgt com
mand, yelled out inquiringly "are there any
news from the east!' •' Ay. ay, yout Inn
er," retitled one of the theatrical, .• all the
wise man have gone back." •
At Ouluiribla cininty, rkitti4ese,
commences the great cotton growing region,
awl the banks of the river are almost one
succession of cotton plantations, with their
handsome negro quarters. Just hi low this:
cornmeiteees the growth of the Spanish mess.
This motes is of a light green color and hangs
in abundance on the branches of the small
trees. ft . is getterilly'gathcied in the fall
mutants by the negrues, and plat ld upon pules
in the sun to - dry a hen thy it is of a bla.l, ;
color and is extensively used for mattress
! and cushion tilling. It is worth. when dry
• three bits" per cwt.
Vicicsburz, the county seat of Warren
couuty,illis.;nisippi is situated on a high hill.
the In test part of which la two hundred
feet high water mark. The prinoipal
business part of the city is situazd on the
bottom along the river. The surrounding
eatuitry Lid a black loamy *oil, well adap
t Da' to tbe cultivation of all kinds of groin,
logomov, cation, to.. There are dicer' one
Matdtrxl thoomed boles.*! cotton skipped
from bent atom. The Whiff of the riv
er is the ete•Plet'hors.it being teem ninety to
three huntinad Met deep. The city contains
a court house, saves churches, Pour acade
mies, a hospital, a theatre, Motion schools,
and two Ibuodries that do a good business.
" The place became notorious some years
ago for the suanciary proceedings taten
against the gamblers, who infetteel it to so
great a degree as to thrnaten the entiro des
truction of the welfare and Menials of the
emumunity. A meeting of life Citizens was
held, and warning given to all gamblers to
remove within. a certain Lime. They refused
to do so and umnifeated a determination to
1.
overawe and break down
,public antlhollttY-
Thu cilizeus 'thereupon
tug caught r a number of thorn, nnnifiodtlfotti
to a grove a short iliatiume frpOttaki-oft.pi. and
there publicly exwinted theinbbteelelftult- "
,The prime collimator In this movement was
the diatipguiatint JudguLpoh, hence, the
origin of the " Lynch taw." •
'
From Vicksburikko,,lfiatittea inittiotapcy
ja. one 111190IC(1 V,
iAlifOiri l 4oll6 7l 4ii4.4lAl ".
and Ptl)litley ,in INfi:Al4 4 ,ippi. ; 'They are all"
handsomely Inid but places, amtpoints
Which great quantities of cotton me shipp,
Along this part of the rivet la tnte seen the
largest and prettiest plantattorw,
A cotton Ueld is ORO of thegrest beau
ties of tlio "Sunnyilio' nib." i Far as the_c,ya ,
can rcach, one wide extended field of pur
ple grass ; with white blosso; preseots, it
self to view, resembling at a stanuats vat
bed of snow drops. 'flteao,cotton stritl!.4
grow front two to tiiree feet:lllTh and look
like borkwheist. Tho pod of The. mtton le
i
tl embh. •in shape and form ie "itynii,uni
weed" pod, only it i 5 not qui P so lu; ,e. In
the lapur.part of Oetobcr the odii.!iuvt open
t
nod the cotton ip th; co salereCl ili;e:
i!urnimis of ne.p,t:oeu are 'the ' it , en bipuly en•
gaged in picking front pd . tholiipnrido slidli
the.se u kite. I,lo4,oiny'; rack qta,lk.l3unr,, loon
three to ilve,pods,-wkr4h aro equal to one
handfiill of cotton. ,
iata,Aliai.uc g ro 'slave* have•to pick
so many pounds of cotton each day is
grossly itbasird, and only eirnu r lated through
out kilo nTllrein stog i es 0 create n little ail-
option sympathy, Who, eMlini. ed with
three grain.' of common tansavwoultl dal
suppoqo that a planter of tho South who
.ow • ;7;
• • •
anti a • '•'1• Sao
andweigh ottieli taskst ; •-otton that is
brotig'it to the g;ii by • negroes, and
will eiiceed in uumbet.lin cc thou,,ind
per day. The idea 1.1 an insult to any primer
ly inlightentd community tor rice of people.
When the cotton hsbrotight the (;in"
which resembles a "cider I,re.s" in its
construction, the cotton is lifeocil upon
•• pool:erg" nod there prestfed into a a•;11'il
body, from four feet in leng'h to three in
width, and too in thicknuA. Tht are
call, hale,'' and they w' , 11,11 lion font
to V:111.1(1 I, rrl poitiny. igh
i r ilk it is done to c6tW, it VIII a it p,
ill ',ale form, and that i 9 all it nt I
1:159
pre, imiwk as corn. There small runs (-
elevated gr, , und which stroclikoneleil and in
th, Challlll.ll the seed or ail hieh
_,,
i,s, nil le buck‘i heal are ion
11", c (tau for the Direitir
isPl2(:l' POLITICS.
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Eerman...—ft hasanev;r betrayer
pro'inco to mingle "larg.../y 'ln 'the exelting
s:enee of poliqeS ; bat, when ifelUeS are put
forth . h.rolving Such f. arful
as -- ors - now firfOrs — tho - prriln - in 11r , 'Pret - -
dential'conteat, we deem it expctlicut to offer
a ft.v ytt , gostions it. I,kb tlf of prino.plta we
have long fondly Alt! rilhul 'and arduilly
Ic
sire to Pte 11:01upit W.. shall ever con
tinuo to lAN. for the ni.6l.lhrig prineipl. a
of (Air rotor:dot fen:father's, I.i
z, along c flirt to p. rpet on te the we I:are of a
ronntry porollaStA by their blood ill FO
ninny halloo ed de«h...f mortsl glory. We
find on glancing our tho myst.h., r..le that
etchessu away into the ,homy pact, the fur
mortal heroes of tho Itus elation were it:lu
sted by Motives of no onlieary interest.
Domestic the were broken that ne might
enjoy ,tbe—beneelta of 'freedom. Virs/ings
truly sacred to the lutriiin heart were sect
heed before the all absorbing question of th.,
people's rights. Shall we net transmit them
topestcrity with becoming integrity. deeply
sermibh. of their pneeltsa import i That
ouch bas been the objgdimer present atti
tude in politica, needa nut a rep. wpm here.
We commit ourselves. ttierefoir, to the in
telligence of your readers, deft tiding 1 kino
ergo ie principles end Democratic limn.
en APTER 1.
K NOW.NOTIIING/S‘'
" 'I lic) twar
(Yu all hide, from luctuittr , bk
A 111.10141 oulewnl MM, the a uu.l
==l
Dvinorraiyharesrer been the pillar of
fire" that Humiliated the mighty. bulwark
of our free institutions. No religious pre
dilections does it require as an resontial to
the honors and emoluments of office, neither
is the occident of birth ha vs , any influence
in debarring adopted citizens from participa
ting in those privileges that induced migta
tion hither, and 'redeveloping so materially
the vast resources of our votintry. The
glorious 0011upaot Of the Constitution which
has ever been a kacti4object of a Democratic
.policy. recognises no other than the rights
d a free people 4: 0 govern themselves. lint
what do 14 c see in theopposition with which
wo hive to contend. rpoit the one hand a
religious pentecittion Is tragtsl against a peo
phi thrit.elso4o to n'orOgp Clati in their own
peculiar wayitlyile opinion& her,fan
exciting the most jealous feuds thett-eould
possibly sudaingrr our Ikkoertio: Much has
been said on that principhrwhich prOseriberi
another for oploioti* , snkiil nor has the sub
ject yet become exhitititted. It has been
thin feature of religion thatta n :kiodied th e
fire upon every altar of persecution that has
ever sihoked with a hutuabo. victim.
The Pilgrim frahors ofigbt our shores
loccautio they could not brook such ineigni
ties in their native land. And lo l in this
nindeonth century simftsr. Anterior:B are
promulgated by disappointed oftioe seekers.
A portion of the Christina Church lusi been
proscribed, and' mtuit pee,op rabi4oAif tive
ppliltitarts ; and altbsoOsrOgrreAndeos.
b eutbonersteiNiptitto# etingregoions
JULY al), 1856.
- ,
from Participating in thiS work, we are
310* * 11 4 4 0 5 0 41 ",;.h• - . P ir P u ia
their influence mu di haS i 0 wen aeconiaislced
in the Way of promoting politicians,'Whose
tottering hopes could 13nd no other earthly
security. The people have already meas
ured a justly merited rebuke on the hypo-,
envy that would hide its guise within the
Judges of secret oath-bound desperadoes.
Those churches,teo, that hare been partici
pants, knew the effect and would fain es
cape from the evil consequences they bare
brought upon themselves. Againstthis apt:
I cbs of political intrigue we havo the protests
of otr diner nous Reit-riot °nary amu in
Itol. in - warning Notwitliktanding.. all
past es peigoince and admonitions, the ser
pent in the garb of,Know-lcollorgism w mind
IfWeoils for a time triumphantly on the us , I
wary, arwl the tvoisotr of its limps spreett-its
it were from one extremity of the littion.ll6
another. -I'w.what it,ource can we jnytty
triltuto the mighty aValatich that for a Mae
threatened to-overwhelm the country, ,
young Men full of the impulses common to
humanity, sported wittY-the wily adversary
mad they were drawn under •the power of
his fascinations. Thus they were own
pdle (I to yield themselves unwilling victims,
like the helpless bird that flutters ntlirei and
stiii carer to a analiAhip foe. Thep the
_sylakigraffereefsigirteggispasarbeedrienwhi
contratity with with
unjust raactiAiiap, thoturands ihnitigh
mciantiuug scruples were emistrained to act
while at the name time they were doing vio
lence to tlieir feelings in every" Measure of
policy they were eompolltsi to sustain. And
Prim this cantle Democracy fell but the
spill is broken 1 The tissue which sprung
up so suddenly, like the mushroom plant
has nut been durable. Daum (111th and
tumor, thoogli iii grim dr, ate' cure to
11 , 14 WWI` inllll the regard of the few to the
I applause uf the nation and th e t uo t id. The
rotten prineiphs inculcated by the linos -
Nothing pat ty have stunk Mitten), 'the ros•
trik of every sober thinking man, and now
I scarcely a vintage cif its former glory re.
We.- —The darrites tucked - gone try - whim
its tuiquilia.is impositions can be longer
pi ft:tised upon the honest yeomanry of our
country with impunity.
•• In 11.ene t.<4 Anne chnaen carom . I
Sutuo hi Lien iu the Korea of lieeveu,
Red veldt unconstormk wrath. to blest *a awn
Wl.* owe* LA* trOs.poss 44 )14 ettisaXl . rala "
V . • versitio • ta,Disokresacy,
0 ' f
idiapi sad Arioord are bossily •>s '4 disv
seminating Its lout doctrines.. Cads/ Ulf •
appropriate, name of. Repuldicans tiny Ist
Rung their latinners to the breeze 4 , 14-•
it.t , :6ing-forweril t
was (l) itithaii their 1ia.m.1. 1 in the Wood of
riell n ar. i in. patty is doing much to ea.-
a•iii itge the South, on a subject that should
r mate felt ver at rest. Oa this niest, exci
ting of all topic they ask intelligent free
rou, to support candidates for the Presidency
and Vico l'residency, on a platform vi holly
si eiional in its nature. The Kansas Nee
to a ,ka act is that against which They me!
in ging the twist inuligivant vit4eittratien, and
yet It virtually w tlie oily true ',rind! le 01 I
popular sovereignty. The right of the peo
pte to a voice in the admission of the Ter- 1
ritory as a fret or slave-holding State. Other
I constructions are argued to meet the ai
gtncy of issues brought to bear OU OUT press
len t adminiot ration. Whatei,er iliikrence of
opinion may exist Among opposite ,
to ilie repealof the Missouri Cotnpoinire,
lt"li' a conathrittOrral provision, that Con -1
rr, es htillf prig ito law coiting with the I
Int, rei t of the States ; this
e1ti7.113 of Knigiat art , the best judges.
This act is in virtue, a lodgment of the dee
tive franchiee in its legitimate sphere; and
lath justice to`the people and the honor or
the Vidal' denuiiiriAlhat Ili, laws "belga be
vimdeatcd. Ent' the presenation of the
Union' Is no part of their pcilcy. yre fiyve
full confidence in the integrity of the peo
ple; tint ieri mains with them to say *Wier
with the evils of a civil war confrontingns,
they will aid in relic ing asunder the bonds
of the Union, or thspw their influence in be
half of its preacrviition. And is it not sur
prising that followers of the meek and !only
-s-szarinr- Alcoa Anumileoho ileetsities an,Ut•
terly at variance with the true desigi of
Christianity: In truth we hold, the 911611-
tien's hope exists Dot in agitating rischtsmal
Animosities or varies oritti', patina rs".
Lions, but through faith in oso higher than
earth, peace and good WM to, then. The re:
tinke which the Rev. I)itilley A. Tyog re.
reiv;,l (loin 11 respectable member of hie
congregation, while preaching* sermon, el
cc-idly, on KAMMs affairs; shows evidently,
that his aftdience did not appreciate hie re- .
marks. Ili common with others, we herd
all such proceedings on the part of the min
istry, as a desecration of the Sabbath, an
t Uati iltitore from inotivoicif aellaggiandize-,
meld than the allvtuteettirpt, idiedulno tiler
's& or any phblic good. , Messrs. Editors, we
predict the day will comii-,what those rant.
ing politicians, pulpit orators 'or otherwise,
which now have the bold offrontry to pro
claim their treasonable deaigns to the world,
will ho heartily ashamed of their nefarinur
actions. Can they for ono moment support*
14 discriminating publio will not bold ,thens
an - sweriaito, 're *uch are ttie
this
errtb
which they are ur&ing fa this . 9004
let us ass* thorn: their eetieiste at.ttor
- charsoter of the. APPriGaa poople era ii✓
tivoLutejerset., tears ertantoteriAlic , the
being eortiptdousty scalous in, the vindiebtion
CHAPTER IL
11l 1C.:.-1.10llll:BLICA N 1.12
of our rights. ;the maintain/x . 4c° of the I
1 03 i stiiVgg• ekfrlshed .abject.
6' 0 rSti Aheil • •
y fl!rthe Belht•
Aud those roe leis characters of other times
whose efforta,haveheen put forth to serer the
Union of the Stake, have long since re
ceived h just rctribUtion in thsaeliuM which'
still attechcs iteelf to their memories. Does
net the history of flariWt Burr with his co
adjutors teach them a lesson worthy of re
membrance. If this sectional party•irtui
coeds, the beautiful fabric * , transmitted to ue
'try the • wisdom of our forefathers, will Nut
11e into utti.r - iitinfhilution. If a retrAnii,.
eence of the early events of the rtrolution
and the blood of Hs thousands of martyrs
iu the CllllBll,ot frc«loni, be Utsufi"eicut to
instil a lLse of patriotism, thp y indevtl have,
tht jt, etrooded, and their unworthy deeds
will Ce held up to future generations in well
nitrify(' scorn and ocultempt
CIiAPTIII 111
sluaroaris smitnel9l'litlO2 , :'
,
"Be spoke and "bowed with muttering joss,
The taoatialiag *bale pinned applatote
Turning aside from the more serious'
aspect which the tendency opposite fac
tions have been easuming, it is more than
a little funny to witness luoong the fuxicm
ists the withering effects of Militia Fill,
morn's apeoeh at Albany. It memo quite
sppilint` liiliia,6l. '101144 ht 'dircf
pleaea of Ham. Seeing that +is darling boy
Samuel contemplates it'inituri with a sombre
lasses of the Beecher school he deems it pru
dent to put his foot upon the measure by
giving the young man a lesson on his tuipro.
priety. Samuel is a peculating, copier()
youth: his often brought his friends into
many an ugly scrape. and now condcsoends
iu the grand finale of his life to throw him
eel( for material aid on bliss Dinah Dulki
nen4 alfectioua. But the young chap has
Nen ralhu " taken down" and Miss Di
neh's frlende think it prudent W 4 , kick tip's
becou,e of ill treatment.. Henceforth those ',
who havehoen looking forward to Iliappy
coootttrumilion of the nuptials, will have to
turn their thoughts into some other ehat;mcl
for eineSeenent. We, however, !hall ex
tend to Qum - tide nglit Hand of fellowship
end welcome a participation in the ceremo
nies of the day, when the veteran Buchan
an jokes the good old ship of State.
coNcasios
" the last armed foe enotes ,
Altilts %it roar *Wars and riot flees ,
BtriLe far elm steam graves of yeas striae,
tkoi WI your uNlte low" i•
the oppoaiti n to Ptatoers.4,o2t Pk°
Ami s impa..-esday entrap:l:
18401"0161.71Aiff,h141 ihiirlhap . id water wendi
akeiMiceinie. ?Vow atiblimelf
ti,ires s ue . the scenery ! Debold the rarie.
gurrd - oorrEgintl- --the craiveliire rear •
lofty sunuoits upon. either side. mid& ever
and anon huge fiaguients tumble down the
tbzry !nights and Zoos.; pan
tteranee iv the peaceful bosom of Mc stream!
We are somewhat figurative, but it Nora
tp. out in theicragi,..dlicighte of fkbatiolin,
the shoals and tiny... Lands of a religions per ,
eccution, nod .the combination of every ale
111#11. opposed tb the ptinelples of such men.
as Jefferson. Mattison, Moine*, Mal Ohne of
I truth worthies. Viohory is written in every
indication of the times. With James Bu
chanan &O. "oho C. Drecliinridge we have &
ornsin wilttliort to MMUS. Lei/past ger
met in the counsels of out arc won
for tbtm immortal time. he &lends
civil and religions liberty look to them as
the talisman of their hopes and the tip°.
nents of their 'kith. The Ithalconaommation
shah ha witnessed-nett November in ther-el
evatiOn of these eminent statesmen to the
highest earthly position to which the ambi
tionof mortal men run aspire. •
We have extended one ^remarks to an
almost irooktinsikblekmehl but your read.
ern alioold Mnwinbei*e have been laboring
M the etkikei of onitiorions country aeid for
tbsi emit:non interest of the people. And
' with the faint here that our humble' Abet
MAY hate teen instruntental i ts "AMR(
their sympathies, we bid you' for the preemati
most reapecthiljy, adieu.
Ninatiy,.Yeliey, July Alit, 1856. .
AWE Bolin)
This burbeer of every mimeo in Misr- '
' tendon was ,ho &bilious monster vsfind
in homes-form Ile actually lived, moved
sad had a being iwtho fifteenth century;
not, hoy!ever, as it long robed turf:and On.
mita; as the pictures which used to make
nur blood cuidleotould lead us to thini.
Oa an erinence which overlooks the little
village of Obaraptooe, near the Loirie,stiods
the imposing rum of au elit_feudal
Ite,grey walls, tare and broken, rear there
at:lees against the glorious sky : 4,nd solid
the tumbling turrets, the bat and the owl
bj&t their wings said shriek in their gold ,
night revels. The superstitious peasantry
avoid the neighborhood from tear, and wit
the storm whistleti and the wind moan they
imagine the sounds to be 'nails from the in
jured dead of the old ruin. The dint of the
place Mao new feeling but hakeniehinerurg
sucoutaing getiltratioas tifipinolai47 sines
the Taiga of Chides, the &meth. Alin* et
that tine thavtireliftof Riti.
Sindat istddr,ll34; kr It&trolt s thes, spa: MR
in celled the " Antelse *sae' wins veer dost*
ytheiginal of "ont the* beamed tor al*
hibrefintit MOO: 'Rig took id :wOO%
whishwp,ble..tbeivw7 d 5 jedissats at
his 1,14; Ai* tia,the tAltreg_ei Oil 'unclad.
ins zeskii.- mee
was *OOll . 01p . ImkiteitAit,',24 1 11 10 , 1 '
•••
, •
=MI
i„ i
134 , 5 .onv.j.;o,
- -Ner"
urchin in 4 rablui xie'41.31.4 Pit
mule b‘litnr el - I*qm yriatiairet
•ibeni by purees' ewer iiioinglifi'Vf"Mtilia,.
phur ta(nted.
Well does the' history of this than terse i
the dm k auporsti iintt of the flfteetith, mint 06 ;
and also the impunity with whist' oar lee high
rank might commit the Moat h.tolting
chntui against humanity.' DO Retewhad eat*
been In possession of laminae cited** and
untold wraith 'But by the moat debething
excesscsbe not ouly aqua/ode:ad hia tbrtsule,
beat, also ..ruined his conatitutiOn. iek tMt,
while yet a young man, he boeo the appear
moo of iectopittide and okl age. Re aoukl
not, however, consent, tp pay the penalty of
his eon by becoming old before his tithe. In
the bittulucas or his auperatitio* be col ,
steived thtlinpo of reclaiming bath
and Irer.ltit %ythepoworof magic; flaying
bean' of a famous Italian elebrthiitt erhieled
per:in - meet some gnat hthitc.les by, 01 . 4111 art,
he aC.nt fbe him to the castle.
The cuuniug ,magiciatk et oda Ida
man, and encbungett his lira :la : Val.
theranr, employed at a high price to, Ml
dertake Che work, and invited tb make tie
lofty tie hi.l home. The first set ens*
pinning back of health and rigor, criticism
which all to a,urt a are 9f little aril ;slim
berl,43 were arts he tried, and naysterhists
the pruparalloha ha sissies • The vhtrit thaw
geons and secret subterranean rampages ha
math the castle - were the Nolen of his work.
Here the territled peasants, Iniagieed that
the Italian made a compiet with the Priitee
of DM LIICSA, 5114 uld the duped De Het: to
in comps fixation fur Lit aid in dal
Ins health. Among many noneceidecti arsd
harmless experiments, were also some of a
cruel and abominable character. eats hi
iineed his infatuated employes to believe
gate existed ftr the blood of infants a charm
for restoring youth and vigor. lfn assured
him that.by bathing daily is the blood of
these. innocents, the pure young life which
had so* lately counted, thraugh their bay
veinit vrotild be transferred to Ms OWL
The bloody ha c t did not haink fur Alt
trintifoitirearthi,'Tiffantlialtentlfthi
crime whictt this • prescription nadend
cessary. Tender infanta went sesrttgehligla
or forcibly torn from their parsata, mid bre
to the I:lunge:ma or the castle, till their Used
was roinired. It in helloed that in* lin
than one hundred hunthle motandt
ti w m4 ieyriir ed. of duir youngest boo. This
fiend in human shape s magician Igniggat•
That dae. he reurred fir"
allo • Immo'
bokati did. be Vows;
bighted little iriernue AeglAbefe' WOE
*efficient, to Coni-bie ettilloditietedy•till
is letitone instaticerorthe *est:elief:ma"
of De net:. We -think fay likelirbis Witte
rma
the story of Blue Heard in wide transmit,
lossc robe ot.tl tuihan, , aras not eissasiewtsd.
Hat crime cannot always go. unfetsthisist
Even then, when the rich ruled the pee,
justice" and mercy triumphed at 'hist. • The
crier and entreaties of the iwarbibtetketispeo
pls around hit dornainereitihiti the este of
his superior Jean V. He was arrested sad
broils/he before a tribunal of Justice. His
palace was thrown open to the public pee,
and its horrid dens and vaults were swift
wittressee against him. lie was found guilty
of murders by scores and after eirofeestisqg
many crimes, before unknown, he we/thyme
at the stake in !itianteit,l44o , 'This was the
origimil of " Blue Heard," and Um al..
though more than four fined:ea years have
passed away >ihu a he paid the tumult/ of
his "crimes, etc- hiokest walls 141 d jagged
torieytutitLsts.rui_uustmensittLal. _that Abe
wicked shall tart go unpualahva.
ATALUABLE • BkAL • EETATII TOE
w unkl•respsd, serdtsts!Ord
[urea kre r.=1 1 7:1•
route., Corer.. wooly . tok•Alei ar4 thserierd as
ILrbwe On th South LI 11401 crew, Wag by
kA of J. tritilams, ebb .it • rki.bt .4 worm for
the stud I:kuk Yard fi'orrk the skill roue .4 Watt A
kottee. Alet dm. rigid io. Norm Or*" no a'.
pookeloss altametes Wilder" risks of way tbtoosh
,trots to Tensor, Iv kciarhypey Ake , or
wolf MTh, Ste ate kbo lllPprtris for bostetita
W 0 o _ thotArreitosprilko4 prep
idles ese or • road diplkkebia WASH, .losoldoo.
bk • idwu ••••ti. flow who &Alp to
weirdo ft SW dle pimp*. it owl* es awe Mei
/MI besisoseore would 'styli Wraps
eel ititterkso aesgoollod lo ley
AI t s ecitatli. Ia short ass boobs. stood soy
idod, to *Mob the
.pannblualr. l . l o 4 06 . Per! "
tan biuttoution, eattabi Onittrirlyllentill no
=sod. And aboard • USN Look • arm sod
Railroad, Dow is atittst , blot,
Ibis property vlll afford raw lodoosed ' ilto to bee
use Sidi sad leotsele IS voles. •
Lirlietttbave prrimirty, If ant rid at firivikat
oakr - 140 be sold polder, on TOWN/ AT gek
dsioir divot test. (Coen troelk i ti:or epridtsr
portioslat• tug airs of D. C. GOAL, Bdidltsla
or to Ow ,
tabooriber. T, B NBIDN
. .
BOALICH'S.
A BOOT, AND 81106 STDAr,
AiLsortaa tr draw, BeLvariowing.
7'6 sobloribet
otd stow'
waft:
vrt4
till stook
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