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Steuotcb to politics, Citcvhtiirc, grirultuvc, Science, itloralitn, an& cncval Intelligence.
VOL. 14
STEOUDSBURG, MONROE COUNTY, PA. AUGUST 31, 1854,
NO. 42.
Published by Theodoi'C Sehoebi
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The Hot Season.
IJY OLIVER WENDELL HOWIES.
The folks, that on the first of May
Wore winter-coals and hose,
Began to sa', the first of Juno,
"Good Lord! how hot it grows.
At last two Fahrenheit blew up,
And killed two children small,
ind one barometer shot dead
A tutor with its ball !
Now all day long the locusts sang
Among the leafless trees;
Three new hotels warped inside out
The pumps could only wheeze;
And ripe old wine, that twenty years
Had cobwebbed o'er in vain,
Came spouting through the rotten corks,
Like Joly's best Champagne!
The Worcester locomotives did
Their trip in half an honr;
The Lowell cars ran forJy miles
Before they checked the power;
Boll brimstone soon became a drug;,
And locofocos fell;
All asked for ice, but everywhere
Saltpetre was to sell.
Plump men of mornings ordered tights,
- But, ere the scorching noons,
Their candle-moulds had grown as loose
As Cossack pantaloons!
The dogs ran mad, men could not irv
If water they would choose;
A horse fell dead, he only left
Four red-hot, rusty shoe!
Bat soon the people conld nol tear
The slightest hint of fire ;
Allusions to caloric, drew
A flood of savage ire ;
The leaves on heat were all lorn oat
From everv book at school,
-nd many blackguards kicked nod caned,
Because thev id-, 'Keep cooir j
:
The gas-light companies were mobbed,
The bakers all were shot,
The penny press liegan to talk
Of Lynching Doctor No It ;
And all about the warehouse steps
Were angry men in droves,
Crashing and splintering through the doors positionj now tiat he has become a man, no sweet without its bitter, no rose with- j Sring better unuer her care, and the , Sabbath, than that immortal beings
To smash the patent stoves'. anfj accordingly starts in some other bus- out its thorn ; and trouble came to me in ' in,lu"ce ot her cheering presence, anashould icar the glorious g0fJf.cl. And
, inesson bis own account, or undertakes the shape of disease, insidious and slow ! A managec. to contrive some actio 01 ( thc thcy ghould be brougbt under tbe
The abolition men and maids ; fl nev; fim Jn qU ywc of trade Wherfl -n hs aj)Droacbes at firstj ong fcarcd and J P.am every day as an excuse for the con-. infiuencc 0f religous instruction and ex
Were tanned to such a nue, j docs he cnd? Qften in insolvency, rare- exDected. but at length betravins itself so 1 tmuan,cc ot, lleilTlf;1.' Uroiscs in your family. Invite them at
Ton scarce could tell them from their friende,
:
Unless their eyes were bice,
And when I left, society
Had burst its ancient guarde,
And Brattle Street and Temple Place
Were interchanging cards!
All iatrepid Juryman.
7
Ajoge on the northwest circuit in Ire- ; uoa; application at any one place irk- about my heart, I could not doubt, and i l0U'r bhnd to tUc tact ; aml w. " ligious influence exerted upon them, a
taikh tried a cause, in which much of the lo- SOme to bim: and so he goes wandering ' if over the symptoms disclosed themselves ! , c .n . a told rno J , fc . wa.s nTv'' , strict account must bo rendered,
cai couequenceof a gentleman in the neigh- ' about the world, a sort of semi-civilizw! 1 unmistakably, they did. so in my cac. fcac sJck ll3J anf 0ll ot her !tianUs' 1 Ue A solemn responsibility is imposed ttp
farfcooa was implicated. It wusa landlord's Arab, really a vagrant in character, and 1 There was lettering, palpitation, irrcgu- teninncd that she should not so easily g t Qn n pious famiy fpom the hour lhat a
ionint, turaa. sure to die insolvent. Meantime his fol- lar action, and at length, nain: I could '. oul lmi?.0'. ... . . , . . human being comes to reside under therr
jut;Huu -s..4 vw v. .
tor also appeared, and swore lo every fact
Jaid down in the indictment, lhe poor dc- j
fendant had no lawyer lo tell his story he,
Jiowever, pleaded his own cause effectually,
appealing to the judgement and the heart.
The jury found him not guilty.
The judge was enraged, and told the jury
they must go back and re-consider the matter;
ddin"-, he was astouished at their giving
such an infamous verdict. The jury bowed,
went back, in a quarter of an hour returned,
when lhe foremrn, a venerable old man, thus
addressed the bench : "My lord, in compli
ance with your desire, we went back to our
room ; but as wc there found nothing to alter
ur verdict, we return it to you, in thc same
words, as before ?io( guill.Ve beard
your lordship's reproof, but we do not accept
it as properly applying to us. Individually
and in our private capacities, it is true, we
are insignificant men, we claim nothing out
of f his box, above the common regard due to
.our humble, yet honest stations, but, my iord,
assembled here as a jury, we cannot be in
sonsible of the great importance of the office
wc now sustain. AVe feel glad that wc are
appointed, as you are, by the law and the
constitution, not only to act impartially be
tween the king and his subjects, the offended
aiuLthe offender, but to form l he barrier of
tbP naonle. against the possible influonce,
eauu anu uanuiy, wummiwi w ' ... - -.i t 1. cn ease to mv iieart in one respuui,
r.i . t .1 iri, : ra practising economy and working steadily of sudden death was ever with me; I couiu . - ... , , , , rf
of llie prosecutor bv the defendant, in reacu- . & j & y . must not leave till she had done so in atr-
.. , it. r 1. at his trade, has grown comfortable 111 his enioy nothing. If I had anything to leave ,. , , ,njn ncc ,,
iritr hi nnv nhi M. an innnr.pnt ami beautiful . ' . . , J J . , to . , .. . "r- , n , , other, or L should be worso ott tliau ue-
.... 1 . . . tnw ariTirnnr.rif'f v.'iir n:i jil uu.ul. ttnr. wnr ,' iith unci insr, us i.iiij lt.u
:!i 711 1 .n An. ' ca-cumsunces, and is even pcr&aps a cic- or any body to leave it to, 1 snouiu nave , , , d !es. What
gin, itum Fltunai .auuu. , , Uw iZen 0r mark. made my will, for I was quite sure now 7 ' oomnrNod
i itu a in. uiuuui, ... . ,lPrf. in i n, ;iiiMr.v in live v ivaiii r.rtnr, suoniti uiliiut uruu suiiju uiv niu- .... . . , ,
prejudice or corruption of the bench; to which Nothings are opposed by a new'orgidiza
Jyc do not wish to offer the smallest- degree , tion called the I'Iron Heads "
of disrespect, much less of insult: we pay it
"ic respect Which OHC tribunal should pay
... nf,tl.pr fur Mm nnm-nnn linnnrtr nf hnl Ii
! 10 nnol,ier ,or 1,10 common llOHOUroi DOW.
This tint nppucn f Iin kntinli nf nn rl in 1-
I J
itv or oppression
I
-no, we looked upon it as
! the sanctuary of truth and justice; still, my
lord, wo cannot era?e from our minds the re
cords of our school books. By thern we were
taught that kings and judges are but fallable
mortals, and that the seat of justice has been
polluted by a Tressilian, a Scroggs, and a
Jeffreys." The judge frowned at these words,
but the intrepid juror thus proceeded: "My
, , , ... t r-
mra, am uui n puui man, jut
subjectanda member of the constitution
, ... r r
nav, i am now nigner, mr i am one 01 ilh
representatives; I therefore claim for myself
' and fellow-jurors, liberty of speech."
The judge here resumed his complacency
.and the orator continued his address: "We
have nothing to do, my lord, with your pri
vate character in this place, it is veiled by
your official one: we know you here only in
I that of a judge, and as such, we would re-
i i"-"-"" j w.. a
ill?.! 5itn!itifiT. wo lnnk to von
i cnonr rnn unit irnnw Timmno" vi us him. as ii
j j ' -j--
l tor reciprocal respect, uecause we khow oi
no man. however hiidi his titles or rank, in
; ...t .k i ,t i,i .
i W I lull I UIU 1U IV UI UIU LUUiluuiiuu nuuiu iiui-
I rant an unprovoked insult towards that tribu
jnal,. in which they have vested the dearest
j privileges they possess. We sit here, my lord,
I sworn to gh'e a verdict according to our con
sciences, and the best of our judgments, on
! the cudence before us. We have in our
j minds, discharged our duty as honest men.
j If we have erred, we are accountable, not to
j your lordship, nor to the king who appointed
i you ;
but to a higher power, the King of
t lungs!"
j The bench was dumb, the bar silent ; as
tonishment and applause murmured through
j the crowd, and the poor man was discharged
j o-
Stick to Some One Pursuit.
There cannot be a greater error than to
be frequently changing one's business.
j If any man will look around him and no-
j tice who have got rich, and who have not,
j out of those he started with, he will find
that the successful have generally stuck
to some one pursuit.
1 Two lawyers, for example, begin to
' practice at the same time. Une devotes
' his vrhole mind to his profession; lays m neither did it briuir to my office the rush t
j slowly a ftock of legal learning, and waits of clients for which each day I vainly j . ' more directions she
'I patieutlv, it may be lor ?ears, till he gains made ready. It was plain that I should ' J . , ,
i1 - , ., u to diet, exercise, early hours
1 tl'.,i... . i t ,i.i : ' haps she saw too that
1UU UtUCl. Ill 111" jl iuiu aiun nuin, UilU BU JL UUU1U LU lliiS MIUUL'll UtLCl Jlllllil-
i dashes into politics. Generally, at tho tion to remove from that pleasant spot,
end of twenty years, the latter will not and settle in some great city where no
! be worth a pennj while the former will body knew or had ever heard of me;
ave a handsome practice; and count his
of thousands in bank stock or mort-
gages. '
Two clerks attain a majority simultanc-
ously. One remains with bis former em- advantageous partnership; business in
ployers, or at least in thc same line of creased; monffy began to come in, slow
trade, at first on a small salary, then on
i ii r ii f t .
he is taken into partnership. The other
.. . , . vorwith ,;, fill n WnJnnf.n
jy n ricbeS- To this every merchant
J J
can testify
A young man is bred a mechanic. Ue
nuires a distaste for bis trade, howev-
eamed him awav at first. renders contin-
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of llfo who are notorious for never getting
along. Usually it is because thcy never
stick to any one business. Just when thcy '
scores ot sucu persons
n .i ,
will, vou will generally find that the men '
who have failed in life are those who ncv- j
er stuck to one thing long. Un the other
ultcd at Greytown by having an empty
bottle thrown at his head. No wonder he
felt indignant. If it bad been be
would probably have pocketed tie insult.
J jPhysicians rarely take mcdicime,
lawyers seldom go to law, and ministers
steer clear of other parsons' churches, ed
itors however, read all the papers they
can get bold of. Enough said.
OirA strong mind well cultivated a nob le
and generous heart, good morals and sound
health, are of more value to man than all the
rold of California.
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jQgg-In Clarke county, Ara., The Know
icrtkiuks it a tedious way to get ahead, dear reader, for never had that organ wbe" 1 heard tho liklc r woman s tap tat tiaa nam
ae
and sets out for the Westor California.- ! beat with a cmieker pulsation at the ap- inc. aoor VCU nei.,s?lt ""P,1' H ! vanM,should
j But, in most cases, tbe same restless, dis- ' proach of mortal woman : so far as the i st' Ll on f U f a. 1 "nven and by, a sol
1 contented, and speculative spirit, which eCntlc sex was concerned. I was a perfect r . . , . "W . ! . r 77 : God. i'or tt
have mastered one pursuit, ana arc on i remained at my uoarciing-nouse, auu , romoved b oceasional ' encc the dread reality-no mother th-; vauian in a Ox from which it has not yet
the point of making money, they change j found no comfort in anything but my ci- , cur( b t fl stru.I;,le aud H tuar. But when it contrived to find its way out. Tbe prob-
it for another, which they do not under- gar and my dread Disease grew worse mo g rCiident' u sslia of a frail young girl, just passing; abilities are that the Pennsylvauian is a
stand; aud in a little while, what little and worse. As yet I had consulted no oi ghQ understood n)e now, and! from childhood towards the life of woman, I Iiatural Know Nothing, or it would hare
they are worth is lost forever. AA e know . physician, partly, I think, from the ap- , , , , her how sad the story summed up in that one i known belter than to have told a lie with
uauu yuui piuspuiuus ui-.i, u,u , a,11(u . Wuu, r ioam.lv to a clcrirvman. who is-to Deal gently with tiio chiKU J
. . I ..n t V tU tWt T I f f C ' r. A..MA. tv-J V. r. IV f lift in O I ff Tl II fl f 1 1 1
out ot ten has always stuck to one pur- , 0 0pp0te blind u L. fonn beuxen us a life-partnendiip as law- the cup of her sorrow be over
suit. irmia. j.euger. t u u ue lumiiiug wuui. ut ver and physician. ! the harshness of your bearing, o
- I b.c...best l?. mak0. tnal ?fa . P1111! I lint one thine troubles me. of which I unsympathising coldness. Is she
Good HlT-Thc Fredonia Censor says: skill, a sudden twinge ana uutter c ecicieu - .fc u nco(js of hor doing , Ts sbc forga
that, be was in- me : ves. I would send to Ur. lodd, anu , , ' ,r ...... ,1 'i.,,,? rQ d. n nnfoldjc it. 1m r llli1
XiJ 1 14 1 CI- ow.jwmv. v. . . j t t ; cll
MISS TODD, ST. D
Or. a Disease of the Heart.
From the Portfolio of a Young Lawyer.
mi i r . .i
j.ne uuys 01 my uiciiiMiip wciu tuwu,
my examination was over; I was admit
ted; wrote myself 'Neiniah Jlubbs, Attor
ney,' put up my new, bright little sign,
and in a native village began my profes
sional career. No, I did not either;
am mistaken; I intended to pursue the
honorable practice of the noble profession
to which I had dedicated my talents and
learning, in the place of my birth, but
never was truer word penned than the
and would have feared to trust me
JLi
cm i i n r n in nrr in 1:11. ;rii!i uiMiiir
. 7 , ' 7, 0
admitted to the bar. ana that was the case
, ... r i
; uujumn i,ruuUvi viU...wu
i -i . . i i it. i
J
1 but
driven to "the public enclosure called a
pound, for tho vile purpose, doubtless, of
compelling my client m his poverty and
destitution, to pay the enormous fee which
has been demanded of him, in order to
extricate tho animal from his unpleasant
position and restore him to the bosom of
bis family !
. tls 1 meant flip client's family, the
lS UY1US uo"u U1 "l " u."
not inhabiting an Irish cabin, but still it
rounded off tho period, and sounded well
to me, as I repeated over and .over again
my maiden speech, pacing up and down
the floor of my little office. In this, my
first case, I was successful so far as to
rescue the impounded animal and save
my client from the payment of an unjust
demand, but it brought no silver to my
pocket, neither, to my surprise, did it
seem to bring honor to my name. The
eloquence of my speech did not form the
theme, as I fondly hoped it would, of
paragrahs in the village papors, or of
discussion at the corners or the street,
where, above all, there was not a soul to
call me "No."
There I was more successful, and soon
had the opportunity of forming a very
at first, but after a time more plentifully,
t it .t i
outward circumstances. But alas ! as
r.. ffn tnlA n.fnliv i,,v, u
plainly, that I could blind myself no long-
l JJ J c
Yes ! I was 'without doubt a victim of
disease of the heart: not metaphorically.
er to the truth.
stole: but that there was oreanic disease
. 7 'i. , ? i .i.
less m thc street, or that the morning
y.ould soon come, when the powor to rise
from my bed would have left me
- "1 . " e 1 .. .. v. fi 1.
:.i l..,n.r,rl ,.,.,.1 (A ..-rvl.f ,na im.ivuo.uii xiv-ij utuiuvm..,, ,ml hnrd 1 hv iivnifi n nr.nl n t !'ifT.t
rm Imnnv in his own ntmnfrv.' T li,linvn ' J sul"c0' are not a - an eoualitv of riffhts. God has made of
if I had remained in the village of Green ' A1!1018,1? 1 'c3 .Su"l .Sl,C !iftori:?Pte.a. one blood all the nations to dwell on all
Briar till my head was white, they would , fikl L..m il , face of the earth. How is our blood chill
c ' l : 'Jijxtrnordjnary ! was all I could say, ed ,n nf (M.nnif:M. nf SAntilf,r,
ven after my sign wa3 put up, nobody , , , .. r i . Dunob aie soitl t0 Ulo ingn
Ical ed me Mr. Hubbs; I was still JNo' : r ?Z " "I IT r. .7: . " . wmcn sunucra tne tenuereat e
i . , . , , . ' , lXT , T ,,oi uio riacuianian art. xi waa ramer '..j. v Utlr. time nnmmlccoi.
I with f in nld nnrl vnnnnr :md 'Tn' T would i . . , . l. ... , Sjah Willie WC tUUS COlUintSSei
t i ", s i I awKwartl, but since she had come, l tie- .rlition of southe rn sUvp lpr
have remained m Green Lnar. , . , , . r .... .i uhiuu oi souuitrn hiiUes, .iec
I nni nn nlnJ.norl . fpnf;n i "rminoct to mane tne net oi u, biiu ao-, Concoruin gthe treatment offer
aostracteu, your nonor,irom me smaii . v. m. sir. hnt hv the air " " 7 i.r e
secure spot in which my client had J"'' .. t " uoo. iu w rv uuutuui uwu.uui.
trustincrlv dcnosited him. and maliciously J , , , i " "r " tu "
. .... r ... UL VUUl IUU I . J. UieaUllIU UU UIU mu". i iv i, a ir-r irnn . Ofi-irn in Julrr o chrn
Vu juu.preuenMon oi uawiig my iWi8?u.w,,
but as I sat by my window one day, smo
king as vigorously as ever, gazing ab-
stractly across the street, my attention
know the worst at once !
Summoning the only male servant be-
. . . ,i . l.i-i t i.u i.:...
longing to tue esiapusiimeiiL, x toiu uiiii
. 3 t -t. rn
tO Step 07Cr anu aSK ur. xuuu tutuun;
1 ...
and see me as soon as possible
n 1 n V " i I
xr u7 g. , ,
MTuat are yuu .aufiu.uu -
'Is not Dr. Todd a good physician V
'0, yes sir, but she hasn't never tended
nnhnrl i hrrf.'
ci. u .,:,i t in ,T.nlf. 'thA hnr Riii-P.
ii ut i i ii j 1 i....... (.,t..
IV lias iVOlCU oioou iiieyaiwaya ouu v.-
er thing.' .
The boy soon returned, saying me .
Doctor was out, but he bad left my name.
In thc course of the afternoon, as I lay
with my hand upon my heart, to still it
beatings, a soft tap came nUhe door!
'Come in,' I called, ar.d.to my surprise!
in came in the neatest, brightest, most
; cheerful looking little woman, it had ever
uetu mv lot to meet.
II 1 . .
IV... .. ... T 1 f t 1 .
You sent for mo, I believe, sir V she
said, in a quick, brisk, pleasant way.
'1! 2so madam, you are laboring un-
uer a mistake.'
11 tl 1 t" ,
would can and see inm.'
?u.r late niauatu: 1 cxeiaimeu, my
J ' 4V i fliniiirL T lm.t L.nilrl nf i ll.fnnnft nT
.l . r 11- . l "... j l
. . i .1
questions as to my symptoms, ana tneni
i , , , r. . 1 I
ncr qait'K urignt way exciaimeu
I plead guilty.
'And how many cigars do you use in a
lay
v
1 could not ten; l never councca ;
soon as I threw away one, I took another,
usually.
Jlurn! cigar iu your mouth pretty much
all tho time, eh! Chew too ?'
Again a reluctant confession was wrung
from me.
'I presume you Mt up late, smoking all
the time
r ii . . ii T iJ :
'Yes, ma'am, smoking and reading.
'That's it! No diiea.se of tho heart, at
not? If not, I will take my leave imme-
t
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iU ; x ut- p.uuuu, a.uu una: bu- subject wc will not now discuss. Tatmg
, man, 'I found on my slate the name of -society as it is, in this respect, in view of
iir. ITui.b.M, number iourteen, Mrs. Greys these relations, what are the duties wc
boaruimr-housp. with a rc duett that I ...t : .i . it i..v
r , . , i.iiir.f vviifl :t 1-1. I Tills fll IIUV i
; quaint the lady doctor with my case. jer cjass rcdUCed to the neces-
A. . i
wutoc. uiii;u uuititiwiw
, '.Nervous i nervous . mat a an, ueuu.iu , Snnth 1 horn mav ha a. kind of nnnreson
giLi iu o.iiu.i.. j oar nireu servant ir
all,sir; nothmg but tobacco; it 11 make thc touch 0f haughty and cruel treatment. lodges in all the towns and villages
you fancy anything; it 11 drive you crazy , The great llcdeemer never broke the j. V. . rmnbcri.m Perr Leban
if you don't take care. Now will you bruisd reed nor queachod the smoking 1X1 DnPh,n C"mb"! l"1J,u , T
promise to follow my advise closely, or fln T :kft l,;m should wo condescend to on Adams, Franklin, Northumberland,
(.lately. your religion requires that you treat your numbering thousands of members.
I promised to be submissive as a lamb. ; servant kindly. True, she may not pos- i .o.
'In the first place, throw away all your , gess tbafc cuitivation 0f raind, and refine- The mail who tried to get up a concert
cigars and tobacco, and promise to ouyimont of manueV3 possessed by your own;witu the band of his hat, is tho samegea
no more.' Idauahters; but a human soul is there, ;us wh0 a few weeks since, played upon
iumaMgu, giu-u mi mu iwa u.j
sole consolations, 1 said I would do as she
gave me as
, &c. ler -
cheerful compan -
ionship was one thing I needed, and so,
she remained awhile talking with great! Q fche hoilS(J of (-od with your famj.
glee and spirit, about matters and things ' niQ Tq ag woU as to yQU) is the
in general; and promising to call and see colmnand addressed, "Forsake not the as
mc the next morning, she left. jsemblin" of yourselves toaethcr." "To
I had not felt so well in a great while; ; Uj8 pQ01? is t.n qX prCached." Aud
indeed I had not given my heart a tho tr,,is nsi .-. ... mnni, ad.,nted to them as
since the little woman entered tho room.
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The next morning I found myself
-.mv, '"""""c " J, "
watching impatiently lor the arrival ot
i" V JiiLiu uutiui. uuc u
my little doctor, bbe came urigiit anu
cneenui as tuc e.a ueioie. i-' l '
! iccfc sunbeam she was: i ooutu not ue.p
. ff lenStu 1 rou? ll,a.t ra? ueart "
ho1 I nn rr hnnn ntiiof nrut n nnnrpntlv Irf-',
"rora dis,:ase; gn to flutter and palpi -
! ta.tG a6a,.n; br f HS0.r7ett w.as. b
i vi "-j "
1 "erseii nau waikeo iuio n. x wulU u,
i Wo i told her that as sue naa now giv -
; svmTltoms .. ac0ond time, showing her'
. . nn.A n..i
i i
' distr'S9ed stato of mv miud ond'thnt
The former dis -
, uy me v. iiv nin; u
lfforincr hoart one would have
thought the disease contagious; and I(
verily think it was. So now we deter-
mined to cure each other, and next wc
rv to nave our caius. luun ieu uwniv
aro usually 'Ir. & Mrs. So-and-so, or
Mr. Such-an-one and lady,' but will any
, , T ,
one be kind enough to toll me how i and
. . i ,f,wl Will i'f
i.iir wifii nro tn !iO IASlrn itod. IV 111 It
j - . . . a
be 'Jlr. Dr. Hub to.' or
'Sir. and iMrs.
ilubbs, M. J).' or Dr
Todd and gentle
?, Somebody please tell mo how to
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I
1 r?Ifvou feel as if vou didn't know !
' i i i. i i..i.
wiiere to go aim n initio uu ivuiuwi utia-
otic and indutinito get married. Pov
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; and making him feel some how and where
' matrimony is a grout institution. Try'
and see, : i
-. slm nlnni could euro it.
1
Duly of Christians to Hired Servants.
Tj;re(i servants constitute a numerous
ciasi 0f our fclow creatures. They cul
fiwitu nur fit. I da I'rivo nur narriafes. PTC
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pare our food was our
lision and m
many other spheres, neform for usimpor-
.,j)m. rn ,,, told that
suci. a &i.,ta of soe:fc, v : . ail wron Tlii
i 'n,,. cA,rti,i un ,i .;t, hrhm
Wbilo tbcro not bc Cfiualitv 0f con.
mf ft
the
i
of auction stands where human
J
est bidder,
artnly ties.
ate the cou-
us iuquirc
ed to anoth-
ity of per-
ormintr the hard labor in our families.
rt :s nosihlo thit vhiin -f tiicIi
1 iy,
pray, and weep over the slavery of the
say not receive tuose
expressions, of kindness which are not un
frequently extended to the former
As human beings, stamned with im-
mortality, that -young man who drives
your carriage, and that female who works
jn Y0Ur kitchen, though a step below you
jiu esternal condition, are as worthy of
'kind and gentle treatment as are those
' wll0 ride 5n your carria0, or visit your
' parlor. Aud as au incentive to such
treatment, allow us to say, their bumble
condition in life makes them annreciate
Ioro freel kiud looks am sofc words
TI fcSQSS sensibilities which quiver to
nicn 0f low estate. Bein" a Christian
sensitive: and human teeimss
ca .n woumled. Treat her kindly ; sbe
j is a stranger in a strange! and. .treat her
j kindly ; she is a creature of God.
; Thorn nro also religious nrivilcees and
j nnrn wk;i, .hn,,!, nofc t,.. withholden
f Yon claim tho nrivilejrc of
!t YOurselvcs. Wc fear that but little
J
i pains are taK
are taken by many professedly
( m, t- f amaIie3 even to hring their
, fc . th j fluenec of truth.
i just as though it were more important
, . . , j h d5nncrs 0I1 tjie
least to your family devotion. Kersona
. , i t t t i
ti
conversation, also, wouiu uo mucu unac
aod toward' promoting their spiritual
! welfare. Families who bear the Chris-
cr
and who are employing scr-
, not forget that thereis to be,by
;tnn meeting at the bar of
le manner m uiiicn tnesc scr
t bavc bcen treated, and for the re-
1 .rtrif nnntixL rvVr.
r-.y- " n
,5,
Mo Horhcr.
a volume of sorrowful truth is
in that single sentence no
. .t i nr. .i e ,i. i.- i.
mnridi. 11.' ill ii ini 1:1- 111 ,v u ifi, 11:1
ronah path of life, and become inured to
care and sorrow in their sternest forms,'
, beforo we can take home to our experi-;
short sonteuce.
Who now shall check the
wayward fancies who now shall bear
with the errors and failings of thc moth-
erics child ?
jQt UOt
filled by!
tful ot her
uut ; lo cuuii,..! ... ..u. ...iv......, .
llcmcmbcr, oh, remember, "she has no
! mother V
.
KissrKG. When a AVisconsin girl is
la AVisconsin girl is
rprised, and says, "It
kissed she looks sur
will give me great pleasure to show you,
and proceeds to give her a duplicate.
AVhen a Tennessee girl is slyly kissed,
I she puts on a frown and says, "put that
article right back, sir, where you stole it
; fiAin "
iirom.
...... .
Our oxpenenoe is limited, but we be-
lieye a Pennsylvania Ctrl, when she is
j BM,
not.ung.
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e-Be imiustvious aitd coon&imial.
DEFERS SD ARTICLES
A Congressmen Robbed. Ifon.F. McMul
len, a member of Congress from Virginiu,
w-aa robbed ot t?ld,UUO, in Hanover county,
while on his way home from Washington on
hw,w L!Cr
(3Tnegram crops in Uiiigianu anu rjuicc
arc excellent and abundant.
(KpSpanish proverb Man is tow; woman
is fire; the devil comes and blows.
OrThere arc, at the present time, in this
country, not less than fifty persons incarccr-
fated on the charge and under sentence of
death for murder, caused by that body and
soul destroyer, Rum. Its not this an awful
sublect for reflection. Rani! War has been
a pigmy destroyer compared with it.
QZrBlooihj Riot. On Tuesday of last
week a bloody riot occurred at St. Louis, be
tween a portion of the Irish and Nuth'e pop
ulation. It commenced by a fight between au
Irishman and American, in which the latter
was stabbed. Some fitly grogcries and gro
ceries kept by Irishmen, were destroyed ami
several lives were lost. A large military force
had to be called out before the riot could be.
Euppresecd. About $30,000 worth of property
was destroyed in the brief sprrce of three
hours.
JXs3 York County is said to be full of
Know Nothings. In the town of York
there are eight hundred or a thousand.
In ''old Codorue" there are two or three
hundred, and in many "other villages in,
the couuty they are organizing and,
prospering.
ST There are said to be Know Noth-
! Union, Lancaster and Schuylkill counties
the affections of an uptown lady.
A country individual who was caughfe
in the water wheel of a saw mill, says he
intends to apply for a pension as he is a.
survivor of the Ilevoiution.
Singular Appearance.
About five o'clock on Saturday morn
ing last the Vrestern sky was covered
with a cloud of greenish hue that cover
ed thc whole earth with the same tint,
till it appeared much as it would do to
one looking through a piece of green
glas2. The cloud, in color, was much
such a one as is naid sometimes to pre
cede tornadoes ; but it remained motion
less, overspreading thc sky until it broke
up and rolled off in masses before the
sun. The plainest effect of the colored
light was iu the air itsslf, which appear
ed, when looking at an object, to bo
stained all through, and gave one the
sensation of looking through very trans
parent colored water. The appearance
la-ted a short time, half an hour probably,
gradually diminishing in effect as tho
sun rose, until it disappeared. We hare
noticed the same thing before, but never
so plainly. Indianapolis Journal.
.v, .
More alioui Chlorofnnn. Dr. Josephs
Keller was arrested iu New York on a
charge of attempting to violate thc person,
of a young woman, after having given
her a partial dose of chloroform.
CuitteuUdeJ. The Peiuisylvnniau a
fow da3s ago made the asseveration that
Judge Pollock, the whig candidate for
Governor, had joined thc 'Know Nothings;
that he joined the lodge over which Mr.
Sheriff Alien presides, and was conduc
ted thither by Mr. Mayor Conrad. Mr.
illen and Mr. Uonraii deny mat mere is
any tnltb jn the statement so far as they
ar0 concerned. This leaves the Pcnusyl-
circumstauci'.
Aii ladepeudent Candidate.
Mr. J'as. Henry, of Pickens county,
Alabama, who occupied a seat in tlia
glutc liCgislature. has been nominated as
yurtho AA'hig candidate for Congress in the
heed-; ,tl d,strict of that State, but like all oth-
cr men wbo aspire to political place, he is
n nave a couiDuntui . a uu uuuu.iuiit seeing
to be 0f tbe 4Ioo.sicr" school, and lets off
bd first gun as follow?:
Mk. Editor: I am a candidal for
Conaress acainst Jim llenrv. 1 am from
Congress against Ji
Krt3s preCint, situs
ite, lying and ba
tbo northeast comer of Pickens Qouaty,
j where uoone lives within a ciroumftretttt
0f anvuodv elso. I shut rnyself ub in a
r00in last week, with John Bass (be sura
and don't prints uame wuhimtthe t)
! i i.. .1.1. . ,
ami myscu as uetegaws, anu hew n tta-
CU8) in wbicb for throe several batiiu'
T wn nnnnimniHlv nA.t.....i
ponenu dohnr aeecpts the honor, nnd-will
bo jn the iield "during the war." rj1
(without rns, or brass,) ,
t JOHJE.-J.
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