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_ ' FALL .IMPORTATIONS, ' ~ .:
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■goods., ;...-. <rv„;if,ruT t* aoo-lin ■
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lAS. B; OAMPJ3ELL & CO.,
•aavfoariU.'fagtom) a mmsaisL :•*
IM?0RTBIt8 AND ,'WHOLESALE DBALBRB
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BET GOODS,
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; ‘ Tali' and Winter Btook now eomplete and rt&tiy. firf*
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-. ' WHOLESALE DBALBRBAND JOBBERS IK '
Coaihiaroestreet* >' ~*-».•> j !
? Minted toSantherh and Wesft*
era tredeVis ti6lr Jgife'and complete in every parti
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DAEE,ROSS&WITHERS,
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S3T'MXRTJE'r’ST. : , r AND i 93B ! CHURCH ALUeY, >
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, ;f ~, STOCK !_■
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DRYGOODS, ;
To whicbDlty mrilethy lYltrntion of , ,;i
> 0 ASH, AND PROMPT SHORT-TIM® BUYEHSL .o
i.poKiifer«i‘AssEs. |
'. Now iestart tie mo«t: .itonsive and rlsrant aMOTt
suetflls .. ..'- -), , • -
i.-i ,v>-r- 1 LOOKING. GLASSES, >, '• ': ' ■
Porewrr waea and at tha mMt
;?vy? .*^;W?'* , i,boßiNa'' aiAssES ■'■■>•: ''- •
' In tha BiSit ajltedraW aildthi mo?t aimnls
framed In thft bitst taatp,' and in' the inoat anlatantial
unattiW* ■" ••.■•,■••>•.•- IT i - 1
il'.-, o'.l l LOOKINO OI,ASSES i.l .. .t - - ; ; i
Furajjbed hr an, aramanufactured by ourinlrM jjg Aar
~mr#.Mt»Mi«lira«iitKd i;./v; „-i .# :., , , i ,
LOOKING GLASSES. . .
In MAHOGANY and -WALNUT framea for Ooßntejf
Salaay ;
ib: ;obesiko et., > -
: PUILADELPHSA.
.H^t^EKEEPIiiG,«
lad W faA thi Urjojt and moat naalbl atdefc.of
Twi'rtVidpiifiriftduaefu! aftljlia in tlid Oity, eoanpriaiiw
:'4«>nfTliioda,Jn«tirauoived fromEuropO.df a Uind
Wore Vo? BaWin PKiiMeipUa. at ihe 4rarert>om»
JOHN A; MUKPHBY& Gb.,
, * u 11 %&mi3 i rs'bT.smi&r,': !
JySI-f m w tf ABOVE NINTH,
; MerkimXck PKtJrjs,
;b i ii ."'-'i
GOODS. ,
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io r- ii;\ '' w i'i Stoat»,« j ',..‘1
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TRBt tNVrMs 1 .THE W BWYERJ3,
: JySB : 2m,' y ; „•> ;• •:-' : y j
&: sco’lt,
t ;It AND '. j> f.,
: : h'<■ ' ■ COMMONi-MEDIUM, AND > ''7 ,'
FIN F.; CjL. OT H I N’enr;
- "Wa lnvite epccial attonilort toou r7oirt plot#' line of
t ■-■; •' MACHINE *■ MANUFACTURED! goods; |P.
' "NOSi'-tai' MARKET, &;419iMJ5R0HANT BtS.:-i
. a i> a j K ;
BOOTS AKD SHOBS. ‘, V :
B, P. WILLIAMS &GO:, , ,
..'/f’,7 . ; ,-ft 4
r,i/.":."f : ; > no 7 is southy bmurir street,
; taKtLEgi&B ;g()qT,^OT;gpQß' l^fAßE9QV£ffi,,i;
,r. iffi; Vn.-'i ; «‘V 1/ *r!C * 1
Have tibyon/hami & foil .waortment of BwtoTj end
Philadelphia work, to whioh' they invito the ottentw>n of
Sonjfcfoh'atid 'Weater.n Merchants. 1 • attMjfem
;J^^LEks
'. ,M ' * >: J• • •, j j .
';'’<B!Po3?S ; jAsTp‘:aH:olisj. ”
-- ,Vr V. NO.,4US*Ar6h STREET.
i'lirohaaorr visiting the city ■will plPfuie cfilisnd exi
mine their atookvy .(:■: ,iv' ;
JPAEL STQOK|-J -*•.;^,l
•,~ •"•' ;7 ■■ or \
:■:; V BDQTS : AN^«iHDj|Bi
josh PH 'H.' SEoliP S’ftir a.,
,7.:y>? I ’ ;N:
'’ ,' ; T ■■■;. ,:»M 'MARKETI
'■ ' ■ ’ Have now on hand a iwwe atookof . ; .
' ■ , r ..
v.; rjin. ■'
; BVERY iyiißlHty, EASTBRN AMB CI^MADB.
I'arehiasrs viiitiajt thfl. oity vill piesee ceU ox
aminejjjeti.itpat,'-,■’ '•; ,' * •' ITpjfyft.
yygi&iL&N ;& [ j ; •
Wm M
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. • •; Ml i.r ; No. 313 MARkET STREKT/r. 'M' '■'
a»s-2ra 1 1-3 ! --
JJOOTS/ SHOES] ,& : .STRAW,ifOODp: t
iiaft' S ~•"]
v^f, 1 J-jvjA/ /!.'■ Vl‘ • i' . •* •*
the exainination of pnrohaesre. to •'e.'futl and
‘complete of; SHOES,, and
-QQpV&ti y: ;ii
■'lyEVipiii.' .;R^siN.r& >
boot-aNdshqb.waresioVsb . •
■. - ~'i-rfau -/ r .‘- ] y- r?
‘■~ l H AKITF ACT 6h Y, ‘
V' .:.tf4..^kdS«to,s^^; > iiiauMi^d. : . -
Wo bavo no’a- on hand nn. oxtenaivo Stook 'of Boota.
, and Blibes, of all deecnptiorii, of ouno wk and
. MapufiSiOtnro, to 'we invite the attention of South
'era'Mtl^eetemlnareri.^,”,’v_--. , r - au6-8m -
;m> * :>ma.q&r d y,. sp n ;
.‘I ! 3DI'6’ffiSEITNtIT strhb-t, . fcfoiboß.)
j. _ _ . a _/1 .• • i ■ u,
'pmLpllEN'S .BOOTS;
SHOES; AND GAITBRBI,'
Mannfaotarsd expreaaly tor thsßataUTrada. aull-Sm
f r & M. SAUNDEBS.
N0.,'3'4 isoßfn.’B'OtißTH" street,
' Call the attentionbf ’buyerabf , '
BOOTS ANE; SHOES
' To irhioh embraces a 1 general variety of
:■ PHILADEtPHIA AND NEW ENGLAND y
Maftofacturedfoods, r -- i> ans-lm
SEWING-MACHINES,
&;?tyiLSON t ,. •
/ SEWING : MACHINES!' .
s' r'Ba^Brior/to »U others forgeneralueey and for .
TAItORB, AND DRESSMAKERS
' -'jNßi £swiM&#£tiiijmr j)MLAX(ir
■ r ..’‘A
; , :.«BOhoitiitttStreetiPhiladelphla,
t 1 West State Street Trenton, W. J. ,
Vi i ' Oyer Joho Titoe’e Store, Kaetont Pa. . ,
,'',i ji?iS|astGayStrec^WotChester.
. ED'WTN-' N. J. ’■
? Williamjpattersok, salem) n. j,
? Permanent Officii will openad »hoTtly, by me»m
Jleadlne» Aileotown t and Lanoastor; Pehna. 1 • . i, i
r.. - Agent. *
: .- \w>
EtAnOWAltn Package housbs.
iWIiOtBSAI-E GUN. HOUSE. .
.I T Wo. offer to |he attention of the Wholesale
Tilef LARGBB £ E | l f?P^2^oU N TRY GUNS AND ’
1 ."-Being' Agenti fqfeome qftbo.paiS.ciPALMANUVArTt?-
BK&ii ov-oune m-'London, Bfrmingham»Ltege f -and St,
Ettenneyweare j?tesw«ftQ o»xa mom eTOOK,orto
‘mMmßSStb^au.
PHiEIP S; -JXJSTIOE & GO.
- r sQ\ ’North FIFTH Street, Philadelphia. ■
•ffi PDIPF Street, Mew York. . 1 • > ■ ani-lm
tjACKAGE HARDWARE HOUSE..
XT 7 W« coffer«to_the t^et.V,^ e ,«34dr.r. advaNcs,
WeNßy' BOOTH 'table OUTIiBRY.
. CAMMEIjL A CO’« « CVOLOH?’ Ml,#.' :
HASENCLEYER’B BCtBSORR ; AND hardware
HPwkRE.’ : - '•
PHILIP S. JUSTICE & CO.
t .1 ! S 1 NoHhFlFTHStreet. Philadelpbia.
'S< OLIPP Btreet.NoW'Yoric. . • . ... and-Im >
T'iV' \‘.l *
mioNliyipNXAL MAKBIat; WO«KS. :
* Hu Miutantlr fl« hand o verr lari* (mortrarnt o 1
'AiONOMENTS,' -;'•■•■
V \: / KNOLOSURES, and ",
..... . ; GRAVE-STONES,
. ! ; .j or various d,signs, ,m«da of the fineat
- * ITALIAN'AND AMKRICAN MARRIiES,
Whioh he will eeH at greatly reflitced prlcea. Ii also
!®riptirdd, to execute ordern npoh the most favorable
tefrA*,‘and respectfully invites the public generally to
oianuue hie Ctobk’ before parhhaeittg olsewherei .
■' '■ - ADAM STEINMETZ,;
. " ';. ’ , . .Monitmental Msrbla Works, -
. , RIDOE AVENUE, boltlw Eleventhstroet,
r stlJ-msf-Om-' .. ,-Philadelphia.-
CIGARS, TOBACCO, &c.
M'ERINP',
) . , ••, -lid SOUTH ERONT street,
. - Has in eforfl and bond. nr.d
Offers for Bale, a Large Assortment of
-••••; s-01.0 ABB, . ;
’ Reoeived direct from Havana, of ohoioe &ad favorite
Brands. ~’ni i»■ ;’i.‘.' -.■ . - , , " ai-i-tf
CIUN BALE ROPE—Manufactured find for
i&sg. '' "
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PEHSONAI, AJVD POiITICAIj.
We welcome our esteemed’' cotemporary,'-Robert
MoWs, !E3C[,, of'the fiehhsylva'nt'a Inquirer, back*
-W^ii*'£ , riendr andedftoriftl Chair after his interest*
Etir6poim four. ’ *• : - •- ’ “-‘..u/i f \ :;*■ ~• f
, jHon. ! Ju(iah ! P/BoDjnniifij Xliiittjd States Senator
i pc'_usiana, ir {a :; nbeent '6n trip; but’
'will yeturii 'in tiuio to takohispofit afthoopenlbg
, ‘6fi ! Congr<JiS.”-’''' *> •'.** /.i «vr : *’ j *
■' • FjanCis J< Grund is now sojourning at ! Washing'
'and is bito of tW most" Intimate anfliConfiden- ■
’ ttebadvigorsof 1 th&t'TPresidetit’in 6pposition.-to
Vhozarh'Q consumedthebestpart ofhislifc.*! ’ y_
• * Ah''exchange papor'suggests ‘that? Charles Dick-
"gittoa Soriek ofrmtdirigsj-immediately,
on his arrival in the .United Stotea,' from liifl .oele- i
br»te<ir book attacking this country After bis return
.it^Bngland -V; .«•/ • o *mc ~ _. ( v * ,r
Joeliß.! Danner, fbraier;merubor of Cbii-'
grcf®. from thoAd&ms and * Franklin district in this
Stale, has delegate tp, the next De
a frlofldofSti*phonA,l)oagia? forthc’Erpi-;
paid a~visit to the ctty.idf
A fl l|fe oa |lal|,/ap4 was
oeivetfbyhifrpersonal and,political mends, | ' u ;
' 33i6 lfon. Torn Cor
win as a candidate for Speaker of tho new House of
last |wo notice ’tho nnmirt}s?pur eloquent young
The Pittsburg Ckrgnicle appears in a beautiful,
thafc .the onterprlso- and
ability of the editors are generously appreciated,' ’
Hon. 8,, Williamson, of New Jersey, is orithuai*
datM# urged I>y iifs'bemoeratle friends for Ohdn* :
pcllor’of that Stnte,to bo-nominated by tho Cover*'
. nbt «uj>jdst to :thp,confirmation of theLegbldture.'
J«s?«>r/ < T*ono of tho most spirited
papert la the'Stato—raises tho name of Stophen A.;
ppuguts for Presidency, and backs it up'with
’’ra eloquent editorial;* ’-'I • ' ' ’
- In lUe late speech of 'Hon. John Hickman at,
Westph&toiyiiU&tyM tiflai(!jivitkbbld W(Tne?voijV
thought, be took occasion to utter the following
U 'V • Y.o\
“ Aiffaraa.l, individually am eoncerood, thero
oonbo/HQfratoniityin. the Hemooratio.pnrty 'until
the last spark,of, political, life shall bo crushed out
of r <h'e LecOmptonite ;‘and the beet way to kill hint
U to'mplnde him fromoffice* * We may hot he ablo
to.elocl men whom we would prefer, but wo can
cause defeat faithless enomy ;! and
defect by no means,unimportant. .It
will Indloato a salutary lesson,- hndby r romOving
bad principles from the pjaykot may oausc a de
mand for good ones. l * ' :
The,contest in’ between' Messrs.’ <3wfn
reached apointof rntensity-xm
the departure of the last oyorland taalTSuob-as has
never been witnessed in' that or atiy other State.'
Hon.,Thom as H. late
tor at t&e (&arV of £' P<iWabnrg ; is .exjpeoted ni;
IHartford, propsrftdoDa dra mnde to
give liiihn splcmlidreooptlon-. , • -
Hoibluandorfl'lV.. Johnson, a BomoorStio oandi
uaie position In Kansas, was om. of the
%S. judges foi' that : Torrttoryi ; ! ap
p«intpd|l>y--Opp- Pleroo,'„and; femovediby ‘that'
-fanotlonary sbortlyafter .tho removal Of !Gov.
Reeder j ■’ /> /■ -■ |
f Tho health of GoVvlfflliniu F. Raehoiiqentjnues
/steadily, to,iinpreyqf-;.,rr;:,, ts v
tih K. McOhire,'tßo Opposition t«nf
dldatetor Senator in the UYflnklm and- Adams <lis
; ti^'htuffna^tut^' ptocootosl'tfggiiiH. ftjp. ; a : dit6T
£*•}
account $£ an atroaibas &vticle, whfoivAppgarcd ip
.Umt pap&r.afcteokidghls persqhardkaraoter; -
’ lion. John A. Qilmord, of, North 1 Carolina,; who
will lpng'bo. rememberedfor hUjfernand decided
Apposition to tho Lccompt<mj3oiistltutioi), has been,
Congress’ by-A largely increased 1 ma*
;•■ v v '
of thcr lP^rtA^\^m?r£<vw li> ':Morton
, is proßsutod an] a caudjdatofor
6©ni^ior^h\tti4,Senatorial dftrtrfot.i He would be
ap W thst body if elected..;, ■ ! ; ,
hfws., hafo! eleeiM
-Donglai dolomites to the State ConVontioru.,'
\ -f^RjUrWogod that Captain Bcbenioyilatolyousted
fpp iujeouut ofcorraption from hiseeat: in tho lirl
4lsh Parliament, sympathised with: tho r’opudlnHon
in'Allegheny • - ’A "'
-lion. Androw-Curtin, of Centrecounty, is ear
nestly pressed by his political friends for tho nornl-'
»nation by tho Pooplo’s partyfrr Governor of Ponn-
’ -110 is a very able mid accomplished oitl
■ zen. “Wo riotico.thafc Hon, John Covodo, of Greens*
burg, E. D; Gaz«am, of AUoghooy, and Gideon J:
Eftlif'of Erie, all of tliem influential And able men,
ate preeehtod for the sanio * ’\ ;
VWhatdpes this mean|? 'THo Washington Smtes
ojf the 19th says; . ‘
.. “ Another sorvant of tho notion is' about to re
: turn from his'mission. He is tired, or the 1 Govern* 1
ment tired) or something of thnt sovf, it don’t
.matter what, so ho wilt shortly appear; ! 'Wo will
pot sav that it's Mr. Fav, or . Mr. Clay,’ .or, Mr.
Daniel,‘or any of those whoso'names have already
been mentioned, for it just don't hopped' to bo any
of them;"- J •' - '
Goldnel Thomas B. Florenoe announces hia pur
’ pdso to establish,a literary nndpolitical. quarterly
magazine, to ho ohtitled “ The National Demo*
cratic Quarterly ■ Devi etc, v - and ;to bo published
from }¥ashingten city. ls to con
faih' ia finely-executed likeness of President Bu-
Wo ftxtend our best wishes to tho Con
grbalfflan,.editor, Wid publishor.for tho succesi of
his enterprise. ;
EtKCTioxs ix KAXsAsr—Tho election harvest in
Kansas this fall will he made up of the following
chips of votes-First; That on the Constitution on
the first Tuesday- in October, Second, Th'6 Terri
torial' election in' November., for delegate, and
member oftheTcrriforial 1 LegialatuVoand ’ county
offices." Thirdt'Ef there
isa 'prbvlsidn by law for a Stnto ; election in Do-
A Bill . State ticket and Legislature It
then : to bo elected' This’ ia rather a sevoro pro
gramme of election duty for ono . Shi to or Terri
tory inVnc’months. ’ ! •
;**lf'the'whole gang of. Federal office-holders
throughout tho Northwest would aot openly in
stead of secretly with tho the Demor
; oracywould bo much stronger for the riddance.”—
Eor-neu. : 1 ' • 1 ' , “ ‘
.“Therois no question that, since you ootpmonoea
acting openly .with thoßepublioans, tho ■Democracy
has been made much stronger for the riddanoe.”r—,
Cincinnati Enquirer'. , ‘ ; r ,
- «Andifyou^ouldfollowForney’sejtaihplo,and
aot openly- with the Ropublicaus,- Instead of se
cretly, as you are" nowdoifig. the Democracy would
be much stronger for the, riddance.”’— houizpillt
Courier. ’
“ Aft you aro tho open advocate of tho Abolition
Heresy .of Congressional Intervention, instead of
being allowed communion;with tlie Democracy, you'
'should be kioked into the camp of the enomy,;whero
youreallybelong.”— Entjuirer. . ( \ .
' Forney's compliments to, tho Enquirer, in tho
first place, and to tho Courier in tho second. They
understand each other as thoroughly as thoy mis
understand him. " ; '.
NKck-.iXD-NncK.—Kentucky and Tennesseo are
again'aeoK-flnd-nook in the r«co. . In 1856, Mr.
Buchanan's majority in Kentucky , was 7,246; in
Tennessee,‘7,4Bo,:. In 1857, thC Stato Demoaratio
tiokot in Kentuokyhad 12)096,majority; in Ten
nessee, 11,672. In 1851), tho majority in both State?
will bo about the sarno—something over 8,000.
; ’ State Encampment*—Thellarriabiirg Telegraph
seyfl;: -** Tho Governor has decided not to Imvo a
State encampment this year,and ( fbrtho present
the, question is put, to rest. His. reasona tor this
course are good ones i. There is no surplus'military
fund from which to pay tho expenses, and he is not
.‘willing that private individuals should bear a bur
don which legitimately-belongs to the, Common
wealth.’,’ ,• ~ ; ; ■ ’, r
Tshsksser. —Tho official returns of tho Ninth
Congressional district elect Ethorldgo, Opposition,
by a majority of eight votes ovor Atkins, Dcwoorat,
the late member. . .
The majority for llarrls. Democrat, for Governor,
in the Btato at large, will oxcoed 8.000, pr 2,000
more than the majority for President Buchanan in
:1850.
/Tlie Sonato stands HDomoorats to 11 Opposition;
House, 41'Domocrats to 34 Opposition.. Democratic
majority on joint ballot, 10., This,will enable them
to. amend,the.Congressional.gerrymandering ar
rangement by which the groat strength of tho Do
mooroey is‘thrown into two districts, leaving tho
other eight either doubtful or safe .for the Opposi
tion. ... : 5 ’ *
- Kentuckv.—Magoffin’s. Democrat, majority for
Governor Is übont 8,000. Congressional delegation,
5 and 5. < State Semite, 21 Demoorats to 14 Opposi
tion. House,'s9 Democrats to 41 Opposition. Do
moo ratio, majority on joint ballot, 28. *
, There are already throe vacancies in tho Thirty
. Sixth Congress before it has oven assembled. Hon.
•Thomas It.-Harris, (Dcm.,) of the Sixth Illinois
district; Hon. Cyras SpinohY (Rep.,) of the Four
teenth Ohio'distriot, hnd Hon. Win. O, Goodo, of
tho Fourth VirginiaJ'distriot, havo.fill died since
their eleotion. Special elections will bo held in
ciwh of these districts Jhls fall, so: that their suc
cessors can takb their seats at the opening of tho
session.
One of ;the ablest papers we reooivo is tho Balti
more Daily Exchange, and wo aro lmppy-to hear
of, Its continued prosperity;
Mr. MogUI, who held a sort of confidentiol posi
tion 4 under President Pierce, has been, or will bo,
appointed private secretary under President Bu
ohanap;’'’
Hon.Bherrard Clemons, of Virginia, has-been
sojourning in this State for somo days past, and left
Philadelphia for Wheeling, Va., on Saturday, ille
'llia stiff&bd greatly from - the soyoro wound ho re
ceived in'his duel with Mr. O. Jennings Wise, but
wo ere to say ho ia rapidly recovering, and
haa obtained full and froe U3O of his injured limb.
The Republican Jlatjonal ha? i^ued
IHI YWT
,a oixeulny, dated. Albany, Aiigust/making'
. the following rec-ominondaliqns :"' J ' ’• ! '• ■
.‘.'fi First—A thorough' nmUrstanding - niufVmor
change'Cf sititimehts ‘afldi views 'between :4he Ile
: publicans Ofovery section,(rf.therequntry.., ~! ..
... “Second-i-An ,effective. organization of We lle*'
publican voters of'each tfmtQohhty ahdtowri, &6
•that-our party may knovrito rirengilv anii ileoloji
.oieneies,. itstnoivera audits, .needs,. before, wo; eh-,,
gage in the grealdential straggle."' ’ ' M ■
0 Third—The circuifttiCnbftTtilhcoh.'Hiero.ldoeu--’
tnonta, Tasking.clear the poqlUonof the. Republic jm
patty.nnd e*ppsmgtho_,dangefoueeheraetor of the'
.principles and j>6lioy 6f ths'A'drnmietratioh; ! l
-'“l?ourtK4-PhbU6 addresses lihclocimtesiarherei
. ’ litlb—A'iargc add 'geheial'iheroasedf t 1,6
6iroUla'Hoh'of ReptibllCan'jourjuds;thfoughobti’ the:
give preetioai
adequate owddht'of inonbi-'vrtir J fi.e' : fob"
-the-legal- and fauhfhlroipezidltnVe; ufwhiali the
-.updesigned,win hold tbepiaelvearesßOnaible. iTbo’
T ft a sP3, t f?¥ s * <i of the. Federal Gperamept will he'
wielded against da, to which wOaan'bptidso'nti thing
but earnest and effioient'deVGtiob tothqßepqbiioan
oauao andjtho ypluntajy r pecunbu-yfUffeirljig&of eur
Republicanfriends..' 7 '<s ' "■ - f "’•
Tlie lhcmbcroftHocbiPmUtebfi-erti'Peulisylvania'
is - Thomas -“Willlatlis) &4s', f! df Aii4ghany ; ohpniy. -
'Th'e Mfy'XbTK'EiiSniiigtPoat- CotmlSlaihiS Repul)?,
'Pcii'T i ,;•• i-Ar ,Vr.t ‘.y,‘s;
'C " PdrUesjwhHh slon aside ,’frem their direct path
giiin.-Tbbroifianihataiidbof'tbo'fftc't'ntfwhefara
ns( brongbtout by tinf short whioh-bome RebtiblL-:
; oape.aro to.'produoe a. coaUtjon with the
boi]y of ; Gertoan r ßepuWloaiiß;!iw‘nuto{>r(>bs *i tha’.
West. ftnd eu iocan ofective :R ? publioan.
movement. . The Aio;,/.Jf t i(.uas;.r,fthts,oity. P ib“'
lishdstbe p-.uistnncp oE onmicna ' viven ' bv' Mcssr-- '
Stalloiof Obldl.Schniii-bf !Wlaoensin;fiK»bb,-df
Jfom .Yprk.iuKornet, of niinoiar Rpjob,-of,lowa,
.and Oth.ort, noloss lnfluontialaad dißtingdialiod; to '
' tho eflcot that llepubllcapliinl mu'sbkbep lls* aklrts' ,
! free ftom inyl auaplolou of .JCnow-liofhlngianl. lf, it
would .retain tho .warpr.; .support, of. the .Oormad
passes. This, we presume,,is’ .trhe, obd it eboiild
warn tho aotivo imanagora tif tho party tllat tlielr ;
;oniy safe! and ; wise. course eonjlstSj.in a; rleid ad- •
bereopo. to .Its prlgiualpletfoip',!.’ i.\. r Ji '
Ifom ' J i ; ./.j;,
[Curre!,pi)mb-:!ce of ThoTr'csfi.i ' r -u.- - : ,
■> ■- ' ' ■ •OnbCTAW T llATios,t AuguatBth, -’M, ; ~
Let me .furnish you ,with a deaoription.of.oamp
life ..among tho Cknotaw Indiana, Out, tents are
pltphed in un oak. grovo, wliloh In nooh.-tide heats
affords ft delicloua Near byda the bed of
a tarreni,m'a(l audmiliilous wKehßWOllch.by rains
'or thb mcUlog of'thb Snows' uWjni'tlie'Woiltitalas,i
butTwhloK now exhlbttd only n succession of deep
ponda.dWohavedtigoVol! healoamp, -and-thus
have; obtaincd.aweot(Clear; watef.-ti,Outside tho
•grove,.to thoieasl.aija to,tho West,.stretoh ptalries
of considerable, extent. . Upon tbe.o .prairies are
blossoming flowers of every hue, and every eh-idc
of every,hue,. Jj>deod,.a.mQto.enjoyablb‘aiid more
beautiful epot could.scarce elsewhere be found! *
~ Ainuapments .Brc nh^ndaut.: ; |lii,t|ie pondl fob
'to pn3f!!>a;o?t!g%sWf,'ilo4t,jh?tf'dp, : gar.
sunflsh,;and yajious other of„the!ffnny,tfih'o, jlhe
prairies are stocked with.-partridges,.BD-1 soon will
ibe.yliU prairie phleken's.,, Squipyels .abound,in fte
woods.. ■ Atnlght-tituc, Indian Tom,who lives hpon
; the. hill oloso ,to the camp, .cotjios and bcgs-.ii-SHist
anco to help .kill, offjtbo opossnins and coons that are
desiraylng hisepm-flelcU, hringSjhiasneaking,
Siniatcr-lookinglndinn dogswith'him., Thp getpeis
soon started, «md for hour, after bouf yob.can hear;
, tho sound pf 'the use- upon, the. tfoe,,.bringing the
. sly-old ooop orihe ’posjura-playing qpqssuraio tbq
ground, foe,a i set-te wlth, l ithq;,dpgs.,e.All porls
of styange h.lnls are daily disooverc-l,; dVo havo
killed two white' cranes, white, us theulrivonsnow,
.and with feathers soft and Bilky. Wo.have .killed
! pnrrsquets and » bird like a bird of parpdiso.' !ln a
large, hottlo-pa bottlo that'held Soho, saucoj-iwe
have colloeled a centipede; a -tarantula; a-.blnek
- splder ( nlmojt tis poisonous oB oitbcr-tho
or.eentlpedo, and, a Heard of bright everseKoiiging''
colora. .Deor- nro plenty; bntiiinfortuhately ffheyi
baya beeonio.lnfeotod with tha blaek- ton’gue, 1 like
thecattlo in thisnjition. .Ogeniare -lying ip‘every
-lireetion, • I-found, In passing-through Arkansas,
■that door and oattlolhoro were, llkowiso nffeetcd.
•Tho -pCor brutes drag-tholr boavv IXHlios-iouard
tho salt lioke, and thoro give up the ghostxhiit liio
disease, when it bhoo getshbadwSy, lakes them off
before they hhvo half- thelr r journ*y■ dottb;'.' .Belief
of bxetr, and doerjtre found'- W every wwxls.Attd
upon evoty pfalrie, whore ibaj- hiva boon stripptvb
of evory psrtiolo 'of fiosh It" oiillor the ■ hugs;
wolves/T-r- ’thc'-In'difin ; \Tnga','wliicli‘uiro'fpn tiros:
'savage.' - - i A' l ■’-K ~
\ '* Enrfy ! to bed and early th ? j
Make a manhealthy and wish.’*l . <v ‘
This saying, Which dofibtldM lias bcen burabd'in
upon’ evory mind' irt its youth)
ously obeyed by , oUr oamp. V ! Nino'o i us
all wrapped up in 6ut blankets,' lulled'to steqp by
tho Tnillion of- chirps and whistles' and’&qnfag
sounds that arisO as tho suh ; Sinks in the wesK arid)
dreaming of tho friends we have leTtbehind upin
the 'settlements. ' Tho aalo 'or introduction'tjf jn- ;
.toxicating beverages into - this Country is strictly
prohibited under severe v penalties, by not drily
Indian intdreourto ? .latf of Congress, but by an or
dinanooofthe' tribe peSted-in c ooundil, r and ftp'
proved' by the’ Chiofo’.’ But stolen joys are doubtly
•sweet, 'and^fso-,thluk- Tn tfie day
time the smuggler threads, his devious path away,
from" tho usually travelled, route, &nd<Hhroyrj(ng
himself across the Poteaii) which part the!
Arkansas dividing line; lie arrives in FortrSmith',:
whore he loads himself:with fire-water; Avails the
coming of the shades of night to cover and conceal
hia return 1 . '■ a et': .-4 *-i . V i‘i
In' tho’ time ho halts id the bosom of the
woods, and at night again continues hia johrnoyv
Wo aro oftedtimds startled from ouir. slalhhera by
the jovial'strains of OreokpCherokee,'or Choctaw,,
who, ashe.winds hla way through tho % woodlwheje,
wd lio; encamped, lightens bis horseta
his own heart as *he sucks. potation after potation"
from his saddle dmaijolm or barrel.*. Often, too*,
on the edge of the wood,ryou eco horse after horeo
hobbled, tho eaddles'aad crimson otothß removed,;
the saddloi 'thrown; upon the blankets to answer
for pillows, and then' Gio ChMtaws, With their felt',
hats bound with tho gayest ribbotisfthe stores can
aflortl, fthd their hunting jackels-of printed calico
flowingtodso 5 about ’them, lounge close together;
smoke or ohat until near midnight.' In a trico the
whiskey is • brought' forth, and as they shout and
sing, aud out-devil the theatre fiends' in their an
tics, the camp give op all hope of sleep, and are
painfully made aware of the -idiOsyncraoies of- an
Indian barbecue. ' And when, some morning] yon
take up gun and make for the prairies to haro a hut ii
yoU are startled to see a half-naked Indian, with
shaky 1 norves und drowsy eyes; spring- up from the
long grass, where hd was overpowered in the night
by the whiskey he drank, and'' incontinently
dropped to-sleep off his debauch. 'AID day long
you can hoar the yelping of curs.-vEvery.lndja.c
has a dozen d6gs, more or less,’ and he.ricvor
travels but- that some are with him. Tom’s, upon
tho hill, is a favorite resort: tho; demijohus hid in
the grass and upon tho riverbankslcau possibly
tell why; and whoa eight or ton of J XomW friends,
oall to soo him thoro is;n howling; barking)*snap
ping, and ftll dho attendant noiscaupon a dog fight'
of imusnarmagnltude.'' ■- d, . ! .
*\Yo w novor without pxoltement. Pike’s
Peakorshalt-to rest after a long day’s walk undor
a eeorching.sun and over prairies, with nb friendly
Bhado to comfort themr They toko supper, nild
thou.indhlgo in-curses lond, and'docp of the
grievous mishap, that prompted them*’to gogold
hunting into Kansas. Queen Margaret could scarce
swear half bo viciously. - Ox teams with half-breed’
drivers daily cross tho.ford. They make the welkin
ring with thoir admonitory afad directing ahoute to
“Music,” .and .“‘Brandy*’? :and .<<Tom,” .and
Buffalo,” and when' urged ‘to more' violent
measures, orank thoir long whips with a report
like that of ariilo. A drove of horse? or battle got
-scattered upon the prairies, and tho• driver upon,
his pony frantically rushcahithor and thither ana
thematising in thochoioest Choctaw,.pro/w£/y,: and
stroamiug his ribbons and pink hunting shirt in the
wind. • l . - *
Not agroat wbilo nr.d we thought we wero going to.
foo a war between tho Creoks and Chorokees. A
difforenoo had grownup between them, t|ie war
whoop had bcehforninlly opened, and oneof the
tribes had gone, pnt upon tlip war-trail, imdor. tho
lead. of a,chief whose name would exhaust tho
alphabet and loosen every tOoth in anuupractised
jaw in the vnini attempt to pronounce" it. . The V.
S. officers stepped in, im adjustment .of
tho difficulty was reached, and thus was, tho
threatening cloud of war dispelled. However, a
Creek, who killed,a whlteman in whoso houso he
wont, and because, he could .pot,gat up and give
him something to eat, bpingsiok, has beenoutlawed.
He was last hoard of near the Canadians. Me says
ho knows,his, is black and bad ; v that ho can
do no when ho has killed two more
white men ho will bo willing to tue. /No whit©
man can live in this country unless ho marries an
Indian squaw, and thus becomes $ citizen of tho
nation! Therefore tho nows concerns us, J)eing all
white, and our roulo lyiug toward tkoCanddian.
Every, team carries cooking utensils with it.
"When night finds it tho cattlq and
turned out to graze, tho fire 1$ .built and supper is
got ready, An ox-cart pame loaded with wator--
melons, anil arriveii |n the'middle of tho/day.
The boy who was driving allowed a rost,/ and
taking a watermelon broke it in half, giving one
half to the ox, and burying his hoad ih the other
.half; *nd this was their inid-dfiy refreshment.
33ut tho .ride that • pleases ‘boat is the Hdo after
letters and newspapers. just hedvd of
the, pcaco in Europe, You .can hardly. tpll how
eagerly I road and ro-rcad V copy of the Press
wMvh X got h°rp. \Yandj;r£k.
'* fnkfcAwMpftiisiO i '•■
’ [C6n#^ndettW’6f-Thfl;i r re«j,] : i'‘ ; r if/r;Vj 1 ! V-ruojt- 1 '
; - i-'.C.tW hifi ?-'
/3W; in tho. mflhm 4ssem^ylijgh r
2! F^.Us } fri?
boisjefoutf dSgipatlou
CJillties, bat for/raiionaj ! 4ijj6sn&it,' ; ijfflfj’ tbonghf- 7
fS?fikJng »cenes ; ‘
Herb a&rtim'es * h<Ji*Tob c£ oK Irdbliniity'^ljere'
in l tWi 1 cStfiffit \iie itSottroTOn) HtiMttekatinaii';/
anil £&&'%)* «i£fli& ftnUiehiati jgieonJjJpoliiife
Aflei' a I&psrf of fQat- i look again on -Uurfiife]
: Sn4«<i> , i!qpf<!!Bia .more-thttOj eVorgrtthiho. Awe"
eraitiog H&tlii) %f»<! SWf•» j&T&p %655?-<iom4 !
Jft At i iflAM®, J^fc^j&Wfia.jSt'
Jfi? wi> A?^.to er J!r3?f o PSito ft gown M oil ofofh;
fflo«,^VsP®® Ae 1
steamer' ai ifai"pUgfo Sp, flip
front'ef the &na!' : 3fitt ibaUVetxßtte, birring toe*
1 bptajr -SMiJIi soaks thriragh! the: (rill c!otb,md rcir
'(TersVcijiuigfr ofelothos-.’ujdlspenKabiy .-nccesmryv
' E'orjniy.ji&rt.'lwoald. advise Anidr»»g«r„iii
ittqfimt jEtewto oR9B9ftb-Vr‘<lg? & Gqgt lallnd, .go
OT.tbS «rrf,
: r W>«to;,Oi^iu| ?n t| ? n Canad^f
pDUs.rapiadeseeiif, wiring.mif -W&hyffinMyfo
'StldSt taiitoekdid.oiirlli'-i'rtnntf shako aiit leap*'
ilffcrriao-beanty.into IW taking
grqat^^hWiS^jrbayir
i&tfeptost T**td&r
! WBROwa prM’opppiycd notions in the'
Stnpendpim grande* ofr iW gpeotacle. ;Jl " : ' J \ 'H*
tlott<)Bt > (inrlng ; rfct' ) oV«r'p’irfoi&ell in'
tiis'iiciitity: l ' ■ WliCii I'ffrs’fc Hfeird pfßlohdth'walkv'
ing Stop 0
feßii'did
tore foy him, but.when l viewed fte Jfcalityit dsr
; tainiy wasequaUftaU ibattoad bjten.saidjabpntfl.’
;?kPiMft„^* w j!is r itofi}, t ftet. lo'p^
LstiqtQheirf^mjth^^erjoantqtfiqCanadlaiiniiEii
lands.frpm ono hradVeil An/’flityVlo tTO’ Irandted'
foci aboyp’iho■ , water. t ■^hb'' rtfer- herd'descends
nidstrupidivinc one crmiivd in 7 tho ; vrhlrl]x>els
-which areherb aW tocro'peroipMMd; 60;' that if
Blbhdin escaped t h efcl I,■h 0 1 would mbe£-with ,cVr-'
talnd cat hth binstait t ho Forty
1 thousand.,p«op]o.;wUßSiaqd j% jfe?\, i stesfvrd'*y..'
About A>ur, p’uiqck.JJlopdiß ,appq«rcd ; on !
tho.Aioopiqiip side rope, drpiaed'inthpushal*
ft'wpe^aMOK.;^®;held' in:Ms liiidf!?
Wanoing pote, werghjng \.%&
cdins ! oat' ove^-'the^ Umid- ;
ly niifil ie'rt'ioKbdiifbont'onfe-thaa .if'tiiBdislpnb¥
across, when withodtany c e reraony ?he 'cbmmonced ;
th’e antleb wo:are accustouiod to:aee iu jthp circus,"
PhOlegi on
turn,tag soipe^api^jtipslpg^his.^andi'td"
while the.deDao masa who film at'
tt, greatest jtba-
'' When 'ft&t'ieaelied aboiit the'
nildaie diP th&'ropo'-he’ tled 'tho' pels atfd. l started
and .thenpetfbnued acvarte^oflothhr 1
fcQta,; a|de;imld ,:
i itlje deafcmngtshoflts the
ing,of
r--.-
to wall*a current roanpßlouil, ‘ .. •-'
-!; *oh^he’uri«tead^ft^!t'foo^lhg■d^fil6p ! eari , ■'• ,, ■ ? n? I
nnd, let me add, .j- ..
. , “.iriwr»fiffi';-j*>d . ou=
ttrSpjpe theefoWdi
ilia not lvnd ttjen diiat’st ;
s Hnteriliofi
&r^r 'd ivititr oU rA?A' 'iX ldoil?'6i'belJeve: dial
dsrerdv pci^bna;'present the
3tind; would l>e; .d4hOc tA;,- half; ban hoar
W. A lo there rati;
a .erj;,tJirfiurfi,the,tUt4lft^t9amebifaLlof f tß»fM£Bt
Blondin, «nd, sure enougn l ajnon aressed m white
shir^'pants,'boots, nitfd^BtraW'
biwk-,' - Slowly; they! Ventured' dk Hhfeir
petUoftiptfth;'' 0 lit was’nsigKttiever tohefprgot- 2
yteßj'-an'd which matbe thOiTery- bJbod dreese jwit&'c
bo^r^'W>en.hbotd;«p9-j^Ui>C|ho:Tray,the } man'
Caption iygtfifys4l**?')
£ve-inlhot^tii^ f -jpng- .ibor’HiHfr
thpp the ! ‘other untH' 'agßia 1 He tvasffjrmiyii
bn illondrnV 4 thej l pr&eeded.
Thnif *th'ey'wenf 'oht ?tt<i|ipiDg Kikies, abd -do-'
cupyipg'fortytajauieSw /Soineiimes'tbb rOptf
shake, the pole : be perpoadloular, xnd eye 13? heart’
.traphle/;bi)t at,,lnBt, ( B»fptyi t reaehed .tap,
side ;, pU.,,dmw ; *..-long that;
tbo ; er.ent, ( >ya? .oyer* Ri|d; hoping li,way,neyer he
.rtiod : ... -i.. .
The.namo of the man on
Vriok Ift liarry Moloard. " 'J{i s fg r fl 1 kgeuL r
Ho is every yikj ii larged man than who'iS
richer slenfler/and hot fall. J Mofoardhosnotbeen
accnatomfedto the i^>po } *bat-he had pooh'confidence!
in JJloridih that he, resolved il sa-w Blon*
din shortly afterwarda. When .he started j;oh. the'
.return he hadUedonpach side/pf his thighs a semi
circular pioeocd£;iron; these snpporfed flieilegs of
Molcard, and baiiiiced' ‘of 1 his - body* i
Hohdineaid'thhVchusci ofhis stopping sooftin on'
ye.tur n trip! whioh, held the
•b&lanoipg.pole,being th .woollen, rubbed
thehaok> of* his nookv'and'm'ade it-r’ery sow/ He
oh i bnr
.There was a rop Q ti?d ,to thp each, aud it
was arranged .thatif thp hi&er'Trsstd'
throw'hlmaeff tin to ( side of : But/
in' my httmblel H either had slip?, neither;'
would h'ayo,cyer ike earthhUre.,. J ; .
Thisdetter. is ,now moch; th&nVit should
have been; so I will close/ 1 ; ' GlEXVarlock.- ■
l i Kroin } the'AUiin»icMont|4) r fprSepteml>orJ. a .,i ! ;
?' : J : The-doy that brightens half tho eayth ’
}: dflnightto half.; Ah,weet!; t rJci - • ■ >
-•. One’smourainx isaaother’smirtU-i- ; , t
You wear your bright years liken crotni—;
,■ Wliiid rniiiQ, garlands,' tanglo dowii ' /-
. ~‘-,tochainsal)Qutuiy feet. • 1 ‘ ! ‘ „
- The’breezeivluch wakes tho folded flower,
' Sweeps tlopd leases from the tree i\
So’pnrdnl Time, as hoar bjr hour
‘ ltd tcltAthe rapid ;
‘ ' ’’Brinksblqomanilbeiuty itiUtoyou,'';/‘
I -Buttoayei luibUghtvHlh Vue, ;; ;/ ! I ' )
. Thoy(tipwhioh.flaljste«.violiupi (/'•,•, ..
Out of the moistened mould ;v ;
, . the wintf;flo*?ojrs fragile <*ujj; *
. For oven ?inturqhfta her pets, 2) ~.
JVnd,favoring,the,Mnr,/org6t»., ~
To loveamlsparp the oliL. ;; ‘<
* . The shower vhiMi iMkes the, bud a rose *
- illeat*olftheIfltUj-bldom. 1 ' '. - ! ’
A'lilaotlmt htUotllHvod • • • ' •
-YouareiiiMuslwose^-W&lk<t»rl-*
1 iras, and give you room. .;<> -.L |
"• i ' -i i k
A. Methodist 7 Clergyman’s House jas
: sailed—BrnveryofhisJViie;’ . - !
(Prom the Syracuse Journal, August 13,1 “ ,! ''
ls JocntedVat or near,' J7atattno,,in th|s
Pointy; a MotbotfistolercymAhy named William Ii. t
Deland/ whp, ipgot^r/with.his, family, 1* , well
known iuthlBcUy.\_ Abouttwo weeksfdnce. »y party
of cowardly ruffians,,some ?e\?n or eight 1 iri, num
bed, 1 Undertook to give’ him a ‘"‘horning” • about,
midnight, for some reason : beat Jehpwft’.Jo them
sclvc3j and upon ,bc|hg expostulated with’ and
quested desist.
«oi)es tUroughhis window* /Tho family bad;prc r
an ,intimation that “ their: ho’esc
’• ‘‘ shornci,bVtoni down,” and ftith' the energy
and proWfes'th'at the clreunistances deipmjdea.
tyelang'was’nok at home,' but his wife With true
bc;rbi?nffi?4d A piusket loaded with bhcksbpj bpoa
'thblawJe?3'hO'uM-hreake^, ; imurine some prjhem.
milth* severelyhut, Anfortupawly wiled th injure
any of tkcm'fatallyA Wear® assured.by those-who
know My, Delano that the attack was
without ftijy ro&tor even alleged cause.. -, ,
!ayfjdpm of thfnirohce against, railway- ac
cident* ia uny brought to eueli complete perfection
ip pnglantl, that nt almost' any station thero are
agoqts empowered to issue the .requisite, policies—.
which,are flliuply Two,or-three pence ad
ditional paid .on purchasing iv ticket secures the re
payment, of* any low or damage to. person or pro-,
perty during the trip.iAcsidenUnresoinuohroore
mre in JJnglund than in this country,'thßtpaascc
gors do not avnil themsolves of the pririlege/hut a
similar system in thedlnitedStates wpiild doubtlefa
work well both for the Insuranoo Company and the
passengers,ortholr relatives..' ; .r , «
MiiiiiwnoN SiirpnoAßD.—Rlclmrd- Wercott'
was taken intncustodyyesterday on .board -the ship
“ Delial” by tho Harbor Police, .Upon the charge cf
haVlhg-'hiurdored.onb of- the- , 'erew'*df the 1 ship
* £ Mountaineer,” of- Hath, Me.,' while':6n the hign 1
seasi'and 1 was delivered over to the'Untted States
Marshal.-‘Wereotfc was sent to this port from liot
terdass, by the Consul. :
, Ml'Hderoi?'A{f«ay.— On tho night of (he
17th, in tho oily of Plttshufg, two yonhg men)
William 1 !!.' Koman and" James Dnftyj during.a
drunken frolic, had aqmlrrol; which resulted in a
fight, daring which, the Torpter scabbed tho .latter,
who .died two hours-,alter frouLtho efipeta of the
wound., '. "■' ‘' ...
Srioqrijta Hon.’, Fiftnklin
Smith shot and wounded Mr.. Tan Vactor, editor
of tho Cnnton Cow? m-ontrecifth, the other day, in
Canton, Mississippi.' 7 --The'‘difficulty arose from
politics. ‘ Mr. VaUvVactor's wound, though severe,
is npt dangetouß. , P
t . PovEftrr Now and .Then.—it ,ia stated that’
ihlBi6, when Lynn had a population of
there wore’4o./persons l.u. the.alms*bouse, audthfttr
now when,tli o population is over IGiOOO, there'are
only, 35 ‘persons in the alms-house. / Thi| fidthnot
ft-little remarkable. 1 ' 1 1 *-/' ’ !
A Vigilance • ditizdns of
Napbleofi, Ark., havoformed'A-Vjgllaice Com
-1 mlttbe, and have given ml 1 gamblers'and vagrants
police to leave Ibe town \n twenty-fOUr bouts alter
( notiop ' • '
Three Copies, ** v,ej - " ~.y* : y ai'
Copies . - « y* -
fMO)piWj“ "'^—«- , , _ tfUIP
~ - w0> ,... .^Juiossaasmivm
Por aCfctfW?T»tflaity*o«a or 9T»r* Vi -wiU goad an
•*trnooi r ';tatia ,ett*Mj,6f,tlia Cluhu : JT ■ 4 E,- r ,i
#»
<7 7 -
id K-f
.
[ hu:
i Sijppir _pP, J’RBifnAx ' Gtuyo.—Tho
tdoen tstatcuienta iof the jlura/ llnn,!.* Up^iiT*
&'wf4rtHcrti
'mT*?£s$)Ulddfl6lnbU)ktUyCti>',«roufl',the; mice
.(thsiigh ‘th«M-T|«s!*Ja*g9f ifctpnjjr ithim ere r T»re
|he^»w£»or
BEMf B%yai 'JL. „ - ' * -’” '* - _ r
invest!-.
gaWtiie tnBtier;-in-ordel' thitiweinightb'o able to
rJtojiMpbg #*&C *tf<f ! lti,sootons
h*V| .^*SS*i.Tork
■p<*edW"%dfo& T pft^dear j deWere''tt»fc*itfe S of .
saw of 100 dw. itwill beOotohe^foSiS^^
B f^y» 6
1 r Tlwt tstilfapproaehof -dke ■mamm '&rjUraitn to
1 ' : .
• Joo^^jVUUmmDen^nrlfej'oneiSrae'aV^at
«0&»d0mi r fS>mig
■WtefiAlnr, a»t»et;aii»»dot«^iiW«lSf^ulDea-/
JWM |.ttc,<M« A -He thou
joined
offered itlro,:dolhre .-for ,4be
cwhichawo? refined.', Ho . rlwT
Bhbit_pol<r. , ’''He : c»ugiittiierp6TOJn'MsHaiia] r wheji
ono:ofaa*jo» <mihe left'iddd dMk<j heed
groohfl inalwUy. v IVcet theft.iiilerfeiyl, when all
PW®.%SMi a “g % dogi eiiaing in
the TTOlindidg of ‘Denpiapirto fcvertly Hiat JeUn* Y
geredmisiate ofajfoodaoitalsieß oatHTharedaT,
ffheiv, he idma, ,*od,wror»ls injuring,; Hr. -.West
ia
■ Uh " i
flvTo
hl9ffeltirf]itiea. ;r Ihe i-iperimeat. He
procured an
•S m&fVit «,ta» Irttihe-ajr* of* liraber. After
-hogahl to ktekiffd .feijuaßhle, iiereby Ihirikine to
ai“oSSsf o"
Wuedldnotwork h«rd«rUu£n'Odrl»ro;baK : alas • '
XOY.bjjrawt oidcalatiw% instead ofiSringlahead he
(|uiokly,de w endwlto lire; oreond 1 -hwdiog;on ,’tothe
unjbrelja ftjdeardlfs jTa* ttrra
jfnWin'fteoundstpte, and BaV'iidir made nn his
ffllndttutl/aitbis
AakenmtoaiUrgodasefl;
; >;R*UE»!.ior ifsirffanou.—Asidhis drbadfn]
disease', says Sn.eicii,Dge,iB:beYQihinz more pre
valent 4ha?.;fpr»erly i: asd ,ju ,doctprs rh»Y» dia
covered .no method er,.medicine, ihat wiU perma
penfly"stt«j'i£WS irfdiply' sfetolhatfOTnoiM time
past aniettibcroF.tmY family hkY suffered ruost in
to nselyftOmit, land. oonß ftad no sriro relioT from
♦W FffflSfeWPHflS. pntit-,»;o, saar an artiole that
,rycommenac<'Jbp.applao»tion the ‘
,£m6for toothache.. and tpa tootliache
ar^b6ffiWefwnffai9ed^; l Ve*th'6ftWtlafT&nedy
■Br.ithoOTifs worild-bo-iikelylo'givereiref to the
otherirbo, we,jnade.thi)!lppliMb‘onef-hoiiijradish,
braised, ,wh<tro the
dtwasa jrftwated, "H ,eitye,'jcjmpst,insUnt relief -
to the severraftaoß of'ngnTalßa.' 'Since then, wa
harot appHodl'Kisitvernl tifa'es>an4wifblfro same
ffratifying. Ksjult.vrXbonremedy is' slmple, theap,
and: ntay-bo. of every. one. f3o
spy's the Detroit - -
arrived, at'Sew.B'edford oh the 18th
'.inst.;'frbm Bosteffi 'Sh& ; ha.Y l on hahfd'a very dis
tinguistied party, "which for talent ’and-standing is
eoldom cxeelkd., The billowing pcrabns are among
deni LewiSJorief; Cot^^evleri;H-PWaaevr -
Hoy.. J. tf?-\r- p„T
ri#Y^^O»f£*Wlidef^^^«Al ? M. ;
Cf^&lewofdi^? »r»>^- •
TVyoniioz, P».; S. T. Scrantpnj;.J«Bto'-Blair;‘ '
Clinton iTlair-S. at. piokson Jfe?r'
Wl^.yJK^Aupista.^aa^ -Charles .
Bcnbncyy /Nerr: otjk;. Clin
; air^Upi&yiS^^aci<aakWti2v«i<»k
Nor York.;; 1
(X\j&txi&)\l)etf}bcrai, edited
bx JiWMfiXi Emti %othecal tke Umted States
‘Soriator CTayfe .Stfctoj:thn» explicitly states
.Ui? condign® upoiVtirbiniij and only r r Alabama will
.snpport.ihe ijomineeQf4be CbarlestoaConreiition:
,of tlie.rCbarleatonf Coafention can
obtain .our rapport : .wnles3 the platformlladopted .
snail;^substantially' recognise i.tbe^ Qonßtitational
rights of the Soptb on the slavery question, ** laid
■donator. tlje;Snpre£ne Coart, in Ana Bred Scott de
cision. i.aThat .sjjsveiy; : is recognised. in the *
£onatitutiODe is the duty of everr de-'
partinent oftne Federal Government, congres
sional,•-JodUialvaiid guard and pro
, theiqnteoMenfa^f^themomineo
arosaehas jo Justify; %;jjeiieftbat, be.jriU be a
Safe ctistodian oftbe tigbfebf the South trader Iho
Conatitution/ , 'l v?m;*-*..:
I 'A: Wit Ate.. Cafturßd.—Oii Saturday; tha
•13th; instant, eotoo. of ,tbo .eiiiz&ns. of -Lewea dia
. covered, a huge, monster, thumping about, in the
aball6w , the.bar!slid the shore,
widoh dn insnection prored to bo>a'wliale -6f the
fin-baolr sp§oW, were immediately made
to capture him. Armed with scythe?, hanx>ons,
.and guns/ thd attaok was'mfide. unu mter'an nour’s
:torture^ilie -' gre&t ftdv wascaptn^ed>j '-'ahd a tine
faeteoedto A*the pext.tide eaaie in,-It was
floated' . the beach and Ibero secured'. Prepara
tions wbrdimrafairately made to’ ** ureckhim’’ and
by ploked and
rendered into r lt was not '& : vay large one,
measuring only in length. 4
York iferhldhtik a habit ofhlow
ing: for every'available ■ Presidential- candidate of
any :Wliea Governor Banks was
at the Aster lipase it came out and advertised his
good £omfe k'Ropnblican* racer in the best terms
of the political tori; just‘now General Houston is
it? favorite.,;and ; its attention.]?;devoted toen
conraging the' Southern Oppositionparty to make
him their.standard-bearey. 1 The Herald is ready
to support three candidates for.three parties; and
iCit wdlouly atiok to. its, neutrality, and show no
partiality in its course; no fault eau be found, for,
according W precedent j alt three 'inustbe defeated.
Bennett 1 ? e«radldiUe«;axe alwkye’i'Uled.t-lkimton.
GaseUe. t <-,/•; t ; --
° SbyyREiGXTY ’ix.THB ‘Ascexdexct.
—A meetmgoftheDemocrata of ttio city was held
at Chelsea, Miss., onTthc'lTth instant, ibr the pur
pose of nominating h delegate, at large to attend tho
Stale Convention. Tbe'meeting was fully attended,
and the proceedings characterised by an unusual
(jlegteo oC spirit. - : , After oonaiderablo, sparring be
tween .the supporters of the Administration and tho
fridnds of 1 ♦* iVeulor' ‘Sovereignty.th’e; meeting
proceeded to ballot for a delegate; - (the Wlible' muu
qer of vot?s,wos W 2; William H/Bridge had 107,
Pri Charles A.“ Davie 53,’,scattering 4t The election
of W. ,! H. ! 'BHdgo>as mado tinanhnoiß.' ’ * ‘ '
: the cele
bration of ,the seml-centeanial of the
ordination of f the Rev. Alien ifcLesu, which was
held at Simsbury, Ct„ on Tuesday, last, there were
present afamilyof bight brothers arid sisters, every
oHp qf i?httV9 tcas piysent at the, ordiuertion. fifty
year*n§Q-. These eight comprise all the children
that their parents evor hat|, arid the youngest te
00-yeure old. It is very rare that an entire family
of eight/Cfln ho, found,:,with ranksjncbrokon by
death, fbe' youngest of whom liaa attained so ad
vanced an age.* They ardHke ehifdreri of tho latl
Col. Noah A. j Phelps;'of SluvskurJ. ? v - ' ! -
: Scicuij:,—-.We. understand, that an old and
respected citizen of-Cambria. county; residing at.
dr near’.Cafrbllfown, committed suicide on Tues
day night of last '-week, by hanging himself to a
itreo. ; xfto only cause wo have .heanl assigned for
thq rash opt,>s tho failure ofhia grain crops, whioh
Is thought to' hhve Weighed’ so heavily on his ‘mind
a? to have resulted l in temporary Insanity. j The
deceased sixty ycarj< of ago; and .stood
high in, the comtnuuity of which ho was & respected
mnhbcr. Ifo 1 Hrs left behind him many’esteemed
and desorying’ rolatives, for -whose:sake we with*
told Tribune. -
Jr t. Coi’KTrjXAVj ..Deputy United States
Marshal pf iho district of Texas, was killed on the
Ist Insf., iri ; th6 town of liirdville, iirthat State, by
Colorieh.A. G.fcWalkerj editor of the BirdviUe
XTniuVy Tho immediate cause of the difficulty was
the result of 'a political discussion, bnt there had
been an old quarrel between therit: : Ook-SVblker
was hold ta tail,in the-sum of $2,500, which he
promptly gave. tx , •
• ? : A'x'rb’iKtrrfe L.‘ ‘Bubwx 81-vckweil
• proaahed iir’Theodore Church in Bosten,
recently*: t ,There, was pretty nearly a “ titter” ma
nufactured by, tho young poopte, when she read
' her text as follows“ iVhen.T was a child I Spake
: lrinderstood as achild. I thought as a
. child; but,when I became > siimi 1 putawayohild
' Jsh thirigs.'” , f . T -
' Ay' SAbAtooa..—Tl l c correspondent of the
Boston Ton'rnai write.'? that tho women at Saratoga
paint their faces, and dress in ttascl and false fine
ry without,.and that -when the-outer-dresses ata
shorter than those tinder them they disclose any*
jthing but tho snowy ■whiteness that is always asso
ciated with the mysterie? offetnnle apparel. -
Tiuplk liOssj-^-A’EpfO,-a.Finder, t AXD \
Wirn.—A Zouave lost one of his fingers at the bat
tle ofSolferino; he exclaimed, n just my
luck todoae thfe finger upon which I wore my wed
dingripg. r . Now iny wife will insist uponit.that I
gave.iOo another woman.*’
CiriLß DkriVvxEp xx a Tub. —The Rockland
Gazetti learns that a little daughter of Mr. Cha?.
i Talbot, of Thomas, two years of »g«i was drowned
, .one day last .week by accidentally falling into a
’tub of water.' 1
Navax OitDEps.-r-Lient. J.-P. Jobes has
been deiaohed from duty as superintendent of the
; South,Carohnalight-hduaecUstnot, and.Taeut/JoUn
Rutledge ordered in his place. / < . ; ~<■ -
' HEv. J./W’. _LANsiius,ivJ?reabyteriah clergy
man in'.Nashville, died in .Edgefield Ott
yhkr#4*j. ;’/“ J
GENEByE NEWS.