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At I..V ?or Vi'iir, al;ijs in Advance.
THE UNlO.V-i:.3TAi.u,i;r:.. 1 -1 -V. :; sll IN'o., 2.SC3.
C!H1)NI':M-1t:-u-:!:.:. I H :J-Wj.v.: No., 7?5.
LEWISDURG, UNION CO, PA., FRIDAY, JULY 15, 1S50.
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Tile Union Caanty Grala C.-D"s.
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i.isi aTurjay, we a rounl, wMca
U i us into every twnsh.n an ; h r.uh iu
t.S CjUU'.V, t'Icef tlll
Lad ucaiar kuowiidje
t.vj if wLieli We
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our new specs
iij no, diwive us. nev r wire thire so ma
ty ...'.- iu Oraiu, 10 l uiou canty, a iu
1 Vi c never saw so n.ueh ou'-J T
V -.at iu one dav. S.-ai? bale a.riaiv
threshed, and Lake had t. ii o.ti's iread
to .-a.st iu cairv ir. ti.r -uja thi.r Larve;
tiug. l"r-.tu ail we c aid e and Lear, we
istioiate that thnt-L'arti.s (f the V.'hi .t
aud Kye bad lern tut t-.f. re Saturday ;
cni-f-urtb ot all was safi ly L.usci cr
Stacked; one-I'jrth was s:aiji:ir, lat
most of it aj faientiy fit f r t-i-titv n ;
and about . ne-ha,! . in si. i.-. tuilr i
n-.rs tru.,:i:.g it tj th ' a if the iKrvir:
and of the .-alha-ii. , v.r t:.e l-i. ,f ai.-o'h-.r
weik aou .-j.-.j., a ;x ;:.id.
I'.elatively, there Was the n.-st cat and
fcui. i fchaUj; the lt.vtr, anl the liasi in
Uaitli-y t 'n-i.ip. V e oiil' rav two
1:
pers at w -ik ;iih:.:s a d z.u haa
S.ekitS the tii:.j
rry u-..i
s -jin-.s
t j tin
were ,
1-v I,:
or era
2)iU in
dies. Ab.-ut one
liodirg. Half a
with d I'ublj rah ?
1 n.aa
u 1 u
dlaau
cue fence, ten unn w-.-ie r siir.j wi.i.e a
l.y was Irinjing a tu-jici. as-le.kirg
fia.k t-iwai-ls tli-.-ai 1 ai.v-o, we snui!-.
from kitchens gratf-a! in i..-a'i n th.tlhe
La.f d Zi-n or Lu.re e-f in-u and L.-is wb
were fljckinj thiii.ci i w-.ie sme if a
p o-l "iuacn.' 1 i ne I h.:b n-a
cailid theta, piv-; i -1 i an nrt-..i .- -un .
and can he rut g i'u;i by a e ttu.ci.
makes that iustita-i a" s -.ri -r t j the
tin born of f.rn.er d is wL.eb it-: i.r.-J a
strong pair of lji.-gs n-t a: a ays to Le
fjund ) Alin:s.t ev ery whirc. Lvwly-ji.s-trated
forest or fruit tree.-, cr Itn.i.i
tbereof, indicated recent h-ay w:i.i;
jet the amount of graia br.ke-a ana kept
down, was loss than would le sujj.scd
from the rank growths cf pr.in. And
nowhere did we Lear a cr wl cr n il of
complaint ahut '-a.ai" cr 'tu?'," cr
'killed by the rain" rr '-ly the f.-.s',''
and barJ:y any kn ivliJ.-o (1 that in.-a'.ia
He cn-uiy the We.ev.il.. .'1 he varii'y s;wn
is mosily th. lUi t'L.t: cr Me l un .man.
Which irjduCes sh ll.r heals th:ii. l..e
old variety so j pu.ar with u- : but al.
agree that the berry i fa.l end jlutnj-,
and anticipate an escelie-Lt yie.i. bo
ther the O'ljn-j-iU will be as much as in
tome fave red seasons tt a or twenty years
agi, may perhaps be d uhtcl ; but a lar
ger brealtb was sown than ever before;
and the I. J" Census, to be taken ia l-O-1,
if properly arranged acl executed, will
give us the sum total, Very nearly.
We mark these times and events fct
reference hereafter. It is ia-pcssiblo to
know accurately whether a season or a
crop be late or forward, unless we put fyru.s arJ iea uujc.r n;aDj 0f wIiich
down definite facts, ia black and white, 1 g1.iiCr f ,r shelter and rest the "cattlo cf a
which may bo sppealed to ia prefer- tu;u.aLJ tills." And tLe whole tri-an-enceta
vague impressions of unccrta.n r iC0raica is surrounded by the in-iun-memories.
We Cup.om. i e, the-u, the atic-forc-ts bluer and bluer as they rs
Siar fsct, that cn the '.tb July, loLJ, ctjcwhicb environ the Valley.
the Wheat ani Lye Harvest was mere
(ban half completed in Union c.unty.
Of other crops, C.-ru, Cats and i'jta
txs are but fair, and need more rain to
ensure large yields. TLe m?-t f rwatd
cm was iu l.uffaloe township .'aLd ia a
Lwi-bur caruen ) II av Las turned cut
te-rj well, but "much remains " to be cut-
ed l,t fruit. Ch.-rri.s were nev.r so
'
aoucuant, and buroirtu. .t bushels Ct
that r.ca and tempting jr. duct will prob
acy rut upon the tries. Leery family in
the coan'y might doabtlcss Lave ail they
dull pick provided they would a-k for
them, and nut meant a tree, thiif-like,
and break as many limbs as they p icked
cherries. Although paying less att.cn
ti : n to Frait tbnn to ijiaiu, we supposed
there was a fair J rc-sf it f.r At pies, Bears,
Beaches, Q jinces, and some l'.uu.s. i'ead
Ifa'u.hc oa the CJuii.ce, and black knot
fa the I'ium, sceaa almost universal, yet
terc anl there were fruit treis seen.ini.ly
Lealtby and ptifect as they possibly
C'oid be. ..The tmsiier fru.ts and berries
re most bountifully furnished, for thein
"octrious and provident. The ecergics of
:-c--fi..s or"eh.ld:en and yru'ti tmgr
ld latt: 'lun::i .2 ctl-.
te
n -"C
and drying these berries, uuts, Ac, which
sre so healthy and often CoiaaiaiiJ haul
Some j rices.
All i ur o' servaiioBS were not so flea
.vug. .':jc- l1 I lit- kn b le-Iow Now B.r
he, Lad the l.-rpest cr n i.f mulleins
tvr Ew ; a strai.g-.i to our ercjs vi.uii
u :j a u L l J 1 j lock UJ jU this as a ci lo
an 1 vaiuaLlo j !aut. Thr; Labit t.' ul
1 wing n.ulitia, d ck-, th :-:!., ., t. '
t j etd, and thus tJ poison a p-.rinij's own
or Lis neighbor's laud, is all wrong, anl
we can aitiic st tell the prenr:- cf a g -., J
farmer by tic als-nci of weeds U. J
what shall be said of those who mm
their reals with corn cob, chaff, and utL-
er jroduets of tbiir barus ? or what of
those who all. w tLiir barn-yards t ) d.-siu
Wo saw
several each. 1'aruurs thus care'.rs 1 .se
u.'jc'u money, acl sit tad ixaii.j'.ts. ?!;.-
-vs w r
. m ire ir h;aLIe than e'.bjw gr a-e. if ta!
; met c,.cc.ruJ would only r.a. .z, it.
n -f iu.fruveu.ent heme
. cua.iuris is a.was fieasiu io couTeui-
rla'e. Few tar
of our county Lave
.L,wn v,e!ur LtW i
a:..
nga im -ij t.irru-
y .ars, than th. s-j
ers, within nbyut
abave and LlLw
twti
Ne-ir
ll.tl
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the same time, the liorougb of llartlet
has Lad f-iiht labstaulial new ed.ii. es
erected, and others refaired and tainted
We did n ot observe, however, that its ad-
ele 1 dignities had yet provide 1 any more
sii-walk one mark which should al-
ways distinguish a llorough fr.iu a mere
Town. ..The exteriors of the new bouses of
w rship, erected by the Lutheran and iier
n.an licfjrined churches in M.tihnburg,
are most tas'y and liheially designed. It
tn ir iti'cr. rs c .rre.-p- u 1, few c.-untry
t..ns have in-jre c nvenl-at or a'tractne
!.-. -us-.-s. 'J'h'y nearly fr nt each other,
iu the central street if the tenn.
Olc of the weath- r- ise cave us a proph
ecy, which we pa", i-n rec ri: there was
fr ,.-t in his lc igbb- ihood, 4:h Jane aud
4:ii Ja y, and there is to hi frost also on
the 4:U August. (I'.-iha;s so )
IJut what caa we tjy t.f a wh.le day's
diivc, in mi J-suuiii:-.-r, among the net.
farms and smiling terns of the heart of
the well-f.m...) ll.rf-l.- V-ilr 1'l.e
t-.n is too tauie an instrument to
tt.;;
the pencil too imperfect to j aint its glo
ries, i-uie claim f.r 'leafy June" the
crowning beauty cf the sea-:-n. Thi
year, Luwi-v-r. g -l-len August has !eafd
t iwaid i:.'o 1. rvid July, where also La
... g.rci and IjJsvI iici.Ci'-us June. 1 Le
TteU 1- aV' S s-'e!:i fle-h-JT till' V-ii' tT
n-r:a n. re ii.-h anl r yai than ov.r.
'ir r -a is win run o.-.' too g-utle bil.s.
wita hams an 1 daci.t -s 11: t-verv turn,
and the inu.-ic of Litis c-r ef r
streams a. most e nstantiy heaid.
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r.c i
af -.r h. 11 grot's the eye, each proul cf
the spnls upau its sut fc or, pi ujhed
up f r aa anticijated harvest, exhibiting
in vivid contrast the red-shale or limestone
f il which wand-ir and uinple in wavt-
va:.-
And L:ir Larmoniou?, yet
diversified, the colors bef re u ! Here is
a flu-i despoiled tf its rij-.-te-l frld-.', fa
ded, yet beautiful: there is a vig-rous but
l-i itlc v-sha ii i f jtatoe-pateh. Ikre is a
; asiur.-deld, uni.jiially cr -j f 1, pirls ver
dant anl farts sere and fair 1 on one
hat.J a n.wni.-wa tnead.-w, shooting up
it rich, soft ati.rtnath ..-n th; other the
s-l-.r timothy rr browa clover, s-.rctiely
awaiting their turn to be gathered ia
and cl-asj by its siia a Cell of waving,
matured grain, impatient to yield to
man the load of treasures uader which
it lends. Yonder smiles aud beckons
the paler or defper-bued oats, a compro
mise between the green and Hue and
beyond it is the dark green, almost black
crD, with the fresh pumpkin vines play
ing among it rapidly growing stalks.
Kvcry where s'.aad sentinel trees, of varied
! erie -
I.
14- wi. i
Verily, "the lines are fallen unto tu in
pleasant places; and we Lave a
heritage."
-ood.y ;
"TSf Bui rf me Trnrf..cr h Br4."
Il.nir.ir.i.E lEAiii The Florence cor-
resfonilent cf the Jioston tourer, says
that during tLe last illness of tLe Kin cf
, a :.e
Naples, fc-.s LOdy was covered wuu v-
ciiu. If this he true, he died of vfjrlut
i-f nt-uUriut. or rhtbiriasis, the result of I
a horribly impure state of the blood. This
bathsome complaiut, which
is happily
l J
. . .
vrv rare is generally the punishment of
T.ry lire, is eru.....j
excessive and protracted debauchery. His
t ry records a few instances of its rav
sg s. Ia the book of Acts, we are tvld
that Herod was etsten up ly worms. The
Bniaa Svlla, after s life cf infamous
pre gacy, was covered, ia Lis last tears,
with most disgusting vermin. That
gbimy tjrant, l'Lilip. II., of Spain, ia Lis
seventy-r-t year, was tormented by sores
oa Lis Lreast and knees the conseqaence
r -i . ..: f li. .....k fw, .Li..!. '
eimcvicHH nifj-u
sued countless mjriads of lice, wLi.h it
i.i iitrct:-.l.Ie t-i Lis atifiJaits to eie-
. .-: .:. i wir.-M.u
A 4lh of July Excursion.
e may ta.k of Liberty, ud tia.-t rf
Fr.id lat 't;a ' a .-utditig came aud
tlu'i'.h: rviibai'' wLeii we are ti d t j chj-
Teutit.a;.-.;.-!, a-.-J e.ai-L'id by the iradcD
ttfi.ii tf r l i.-i-ir;; in cue liatcu
t;':.r ai.d du.l r u:itie. V e are mt fice
at.d du'.;
the !-euti:i:t tit of I'rced m in unknown
t ) Us uic.-s we wi!! Letiaicg listen t j t
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it?, throw ill the dj-t of daily care, at.d
there, in Ler prcat, lea'ias Leart, Loll
c- nitLufcicn with her ti irit, and catLer
fu-aj Ltr b-uiidl.-'s store Lt-w
ri-tucs
tiiscrdant u-it. to harsi-'.cy ; aud fr-
ui
Ler exuberant bnira i:ubite noiirir-Ltnetjt
to scul and elasticity to spirit, ll. r varied,
ever changing asfctf wbatdc they tcaib
hut frailty ? And a-e we Lot too aj t, ab.
rle 1 in business rr study, with Lesrt
ujale Hunt and sfirits worldly, to " think
ail nun, inoital bat ourselves!'' Then,
away f .T the country ! and when, if net
Iujrpn.jenee day ? It was a day fr an
arsi-c a taste of Frted.m July 4,
and with a large party, a 'merry crew,'
r nt 'tace.ess mu.tituie, wes'.artej.
(.'. ir eays, " i j d male the c untry,
sni man made the town.'' WLtti.tr it
will tand the test cf end fhilasophy or
nnt, we felt at the cutset a new spirit
within us. Oil things fast pasrirg away,
ana other fceiing-. coming new. (.ood-bye
to I.cwislurg 1 We don't begrudge your
- oratcrs or your pets, for we are b und for
'La country. Yonder L'lue 11:11 is our
destination. It is just the right distance t j
tot long, and we ncrry c-re we tut?; too
.-hort,and if w have not reached the prcp-. r
j itch it must ley.' if. We travel on, the
teautif .1 ."-'ii-'- ithacM. blue and true, cur
s.ie c u.f.ni -t). I:-hiil, we saunter la
illy; d..:.-Lii!, psiiv. " Yankee I'oodle,
hal ha! Lai Yankee I" ,-dle Dan ly."
lion it rolls anl ca's the air 1 and thin
ti.e chetrs th-.y wake tho echoes! All
speak j y and gladness, and as we wheel
a.ong we spy, for the Erst time, what ?
a ' Ic'.f-uK'cintaiu Is it a Luge, e.juare
tn-e, at the top, just ready to fail 7 No 1
the vei.uble 'leaning bouse' westarted for.
We must delay at the neighboring
.. wio .ib arinocrais now? We
must plead guilty, if, preferring to walk,
su:p 'rtc-J "my tv .atures gilts, man to
ride, kni lose the refreshing labor, the
ind.
pendent jumps, and bounds, and
i alon the steep ascent, make one
luo.'rat:.?
la mtitioa once a.-aiu, and
t iiiogup up uj panting and inhut-g,
wo ;, p at a s; ace all c.rared, and gaz.
S-'e the two streams side by side the one
l.he " the yellow Tiber," the e ther, what
the Niger? Th.-y uiu-tf.el aristocratic,
dependirg carb ou their respective merits,
f.T, like city people, thouph in touching
nearness, they do not mingle; they pre
serve the " even teL..r of their way," and
the middle line says to each " Thus far,
no farther."
Hut, hasten oa t some cf the party are
there I eforeyou, and the '"leaning Louse,"
P'""-
d. tuav.bv the added weight
lo-e its oiianc?, and you, too late, laineni
the fall! Hut the Ust fence is cleared,
and now "Those creatures mu-t be crazy!
How caa a tn'-rtal dare, with efea eyes,
units? resolved on Fe!f-de-truct. .a, to rick
a foot ia sufh a tumbling ruiu '! C..mo
J-,irn you 1 i't g"' ov. r !" But our eriiS
r a.9 b.ck unbended. The returning
lau-'i ejunJs secure, and we venture near
er. Now the threshold ! Vanity cf vani
ties! John Mifn, ; rince of humbugs!
Will you talk of Yankees, now ? Wooden
nutmegs are light iu the scalo with a
house, straight, but " leaning." (?) If
a Jed boards, and elintin shingles,
and sidewiso esse mcnts, mako a leaning
bouse mure than in appearance, John Ma
sou did not make one.
It la .,1f,ii-.4
..no u "-'")
then, and sung, and tad no marvel
" tacteior reveries. , e nonoreel Lis
memory by a salute o'er Lis grave, and
.!!....,. ...I fr..r m .frr.ll fr. tlio ririne'. ktj
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, seaicb for berries, a sandwich repast,
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int. -i-incr... ii with crackers, inot t.owder. 1
, ...
cakes. ic.. e must, before Icavinj, im-
uiortaiize our names, and there thev stand,
long list enough, with "Libertas ot .
What is the movement for, now ? It
can't be f.r borne 1 " And must I leave
j thee, I'aradise?'' Alas 1 adieu. We must
j pay our devoirs to John Mason Le seems
! to be guarding still Lis dilapidated treas-
1- ti'l .11 1
; are, so near ue ne. we-
' come, and the Itsoitg (.?) house" does
1. ..1 ..;..,., .n.I t. .,..! i.f rslurl
icon e, j ...
LueiuieinB .-i.Mu ..v,
I.. II .e..n hl.n.Klf ri.f-C fr'.m I, IB
resting-place, and
entering the Lome of
his p-nde-lumbles over with it ! Alas 1
for a human piaa : Ad.eu, oid nacne.or .
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e leave thee alone in tby glory.
liut pomp down niii, tio-y say, is easier
c 17 . .. ,.,.;
tban coin" up. May be, if you p reviously :
k '
insure your neck, and dou t care t. r
. , 3 ,, , . I., i,
Irokea nose. Le moderate. Lut when ,
, , , , j
vou"' t started down a a.ippery, a.uiost
perpendicular path, wnai can you oo nui
run ? Terra rma-bcre we are . j
And now, having gained the neighbor-
ing village, we take advantage of the prof-
fcrtd hospitalities of N'orthamber.and, and
it.cff.-r inn Vina sion is " Ha.N6L- :
. . . , i i .
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mas, we enjoy refresnaieat and repose
Ibe cl'elinlrg ten wuns us to t". fcrtne-
. e - . a ..jr.-!. '
full before us. Oljects ftierally at-p car
better by contrast so did Lewisburr.
we nimt be locarcciated, we ! cbovte its .
' in:ocdia!a suburbs. We did BOt tatt ;
frjia tLe lueterv" nact.v. tboomel
. wiU Live it and Lrro we are, lack.
Ttiree cbcrrs for .Mr. 1 1 : f-1 a!wati kind
and libera!, ereeiaiiT oo this c-cra-iati.
May Le Lave all :Lo atitcaj.'c Le sj jut!y
!l.?rth.
'1 be lilue II ill ciettrpi.in
' i be l'..ue li id ciettrfi.in wi.J nrt tct-v
; Le i0,tea- 14 ' a r-ci"''t:'
, r-?colk-ction, and be felt a a fjuhkei.itg
i "pLe fur we l.fJ in Fre,!:m tb'n.
ra tb'n.
tjLls.''
A New Book.
TheL.fe i f lii.NKU U. (. M'.IV. I.M. the
R-'oaan S..!J:er, s'aiU r, l'a;ri t ati-1 Kr",
wrii'en !' Imnseif. W.h sket.-txs it h.s
ei-tnpaao-ns it. arms. Tra!!-;..:.-! in r:i h s
pr.vate manusrrirts, am! j : 1 1 J ; -i . - i w,:h
ei'iis""!!!, I y his Ir;eit 1 ar. i a.iar-r, Tin..rnjii,
Dwnmr. L-.. ai;:hir i-f"a'l". ur in I a!v."
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a L'ai-ui-uev-
w.ina h:.e s..cei 1 ur'.ra.l Iruui
tvj.e l.i'ntliesx.
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Tiie a'ii"!n. .-raphy ul tienera! tiar.i'n.
was place,! in itie p"se-i: .n f h s fr.-'nJ,
i'.he '1 ran-..; r.j tv ilie tler.eral h.inie;:". :n
tiie year ) .'it, w.ia bis. foil p'rm.-s: .n t.. rub
iih the same, t at he sue :. r.t'-r rr .:;.-.:( i
thai it ahuuM i.ui titn It troJab: tri.ne the
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ihts re-juet ; anl il.e tune lias ik.w arrive!
w r.en trie wm .0 nou..t LeceT.e t e-'
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s oth America, lie i.a- ecu.
sea an f ianj. I.a lie rr-.
and isvk pan ia ii,e lian.an c,
perhaps irie in. t ,!i:,:.;o.-:,e.!
has p:ayed was in the delei.c
a wh'-le m.-r.ih he kepi il.e K:
lav. and iu
a.. .1. j
e,i, ihe r'ren. h Mar:
iiai 1.1,1..
11
his tpponetii. nea ihe c.ie
refused tj surrender, t at 11,11,
(ieru-a with nvo iiun 'red of h.s
socti relumed n AiLer.ca. 'J
u as i..'t.ea. he
e in wav n.
Ii.:.:ewr
,1
icre l.e
d..neJ li.r a time hi wailiite purs-i
1.
1 l'f-
K hitiasrii to commerce. A:uu. ls;,-j, !;e
assumed ine ccrr,i;:ar. i ( I tiie l'er-ov.an ui .n v,
tui when his serv.c-s weie no ienocr re :a,r
e 1 li- reiumej u- Jice.
- t he Merc 1 lo .1 ih-T h? was a: i-ne lime
in c.L'irr.ar.d il a c. ,,.( r 1 i. r,:.; hc:a-ea
:h:s ce.u-,try and si :i:r -r- .0 a p,r:; a,-,.,
cc.iin. thai for s-nie vears ti- ..vcd . ri t-:.re-iiii-n:
w-.iii n; ,-e ii. . a a sinO .s.anj. uiu-re
t,e tarrr.ed ti -'icive . In shcri i.- r.a f, 1-
2,! pur-u.ts,
i:a a laer.
a 11. 1
-11 n.i
i-
a:. ! a ra-sion t. r adv
"!i.er;'ti..es wh.ch to n
inipossilde. Ia him s:e
Hie n.u.-t -Janner c A2
t.ned. He d e ad tin
.:.ire. lie
.: men
I
ic :00s pro .M.ce an l
are periei! v c. ni
ls poisie-.e he l.a
never yet attempted m.-re than he c
rer-
lonn.
Of ronrse. his character ha been aa.l
e.h an 1 his vii! uriie-r l-anei sii-maii t as a
cise-rd-riy ra: :. Uut tti'-e u he- have an- w n
h.i.i-ar.d n ary Er,c:i-h naval 1 ers have
na f ihe prie.lf c;e descril h,m as -an
1-1111e.1i'. ai. lain'caiiue-'i.eiai.-.
H,. vi8,.r. us advance, ai.d his Tcrttct sec-
h:il.er:
nclusiv- v !c. w lliat l..s
c are s.. inch 10: fa:
A,,. Irian wnltrs
.' r$ ail 1 1 :uz f:
'. a i:.'" rnt
r:e'srr.l tiiein
r i f 1 ': e w . -
1
H.'Iit I
. slllfl
rupu:.
. c a r r .
ale i:
Tn.
d hi.
r M-i 1.., . e -ecu
cart 1 r. u . 1 r.i-
(i lit 111
d.:v u
, 1-rstiin ! h.-w tb. cia-t te ..... 11..: 1
a'id wiih an ire r. Iranie. h.s ne-t- e a;.1.
1: ce c-uiiieriar.c' ; r ve h m 10 tew
-n-t a Ce,.niiic,a Lr. gaad, Lai a ; at
l.ai
b
l'ut)l,shrl !y A. S. liarncs i Iturr,
S3 John-Street, -New Vort.
1 &.
Business in the South.
SCDJS us u1- FPcr "em
Savannah, from one nainber of which w
.
- elm tno i.nowinc aavertisements :
AFKK'AN .NKUKOHS H AM EH.
Th-
! sc.!-crit"-r is uesir. us 01 ptirctian a
Wild Africans, a hoy and
rl. t.tiwecn me
...... 1. .... la ir
' ,
unrK I'T saie win r.ea- ao-trcss me a:
, lieard's Creel,-. Liocny c
..
june.i.i-.a j.it ji. stiit.
! !" KKWAKD will ht pa 3 f.-r ta ap: re.
, ... . . 1..,, c , 1 .... ..... -,
! rr.v 1 Hire, l.ond-n ran ciTat-c-a: n.e si 1. lie
remh-T Ian, ami f. riner!y i'et-oi.ced to .Mr. t.
E Screven, of tin. city; has a wife a! ihe
plantation of Mai. A. Toner. I.iher y c, ur.:v.
is about 40 or tn years et ag. black, a'- -ui ii
Irei 7 t-r b ir.ci.es Inch. at. 1 weighs al m 11'
pome's. J. Hrti, Johr,s -n r.--iare.
5-:.. RF.WAFil) will be paid f-r the ie! -.'ry '
of niv t'ov Pans in the , liice pfti. W. W.iiv.
Ksq., ; s-avannah. Tan? is a'o. nt 45 vear of
a?e, black c.n.pleiion. about 5 teei In inches
in
height, has a slight luipe.timent in his
i speech, and hu nshi lee is rr.-.-K-ct. 1 .aris
h. and his nshi leg is rr. .,-;!. r.aris
w CWDed t. Ur. K dc-rs. rf lirv -
. ..
an couniv. e.a. e. .asTnsn. :
an couniv. e.a. u. .vjstb.su.
: HOit-E F..I5 AI.E.-A Vermcm Hore.
li
younr. gentle, well broke and fast tr iter, for
id ... ddiiLiiv, loo nil? st.
,
I Thi rrnr.f fiF
juisrruoi u. iuc w eu-uu.ei sc-aou icic
I . .
eration of the for:cn African slave trade
tri.: e -r.L. il..l ...l .-l
runaway mea and " boye of 45 and
3 c- ,
horses for sale well illustrate " Southern
. .
Institutions."
... , ..
ell-spe.nt Time. pcn1 your time
. , . . , , . i j-
,o no.L.ng which must ne repen.ea c . .
fcpeoel .( in notbrng oo wb.ch ,ca ,,Sh,
not pray f.r the Llessxg of God. Spend
it in notu.ng wn.ca you could not review
with a quiet conscience on your eying '
be,.. Pnenrl it ia nothinr which vou
-r . ' , ;
might cot safely aad properly ce toar.a
enng. it death siculi iarp t.- j:a is tL? .
F:r,- .
.-up'j. .-m- t.r Mr i -.. - i-tvr- w u Laim.:.
If r, . ' V-i'"-'- tt ' n
c-rr rib. ;ur i u.r a-
luur I.AUAMIf, N. T ,
Joiie 5, lvy. t
! It is ju't one mootb tj-dsy aiac-s our
train, ea I'M'e tot rise's l'tak, crc.is d
the Mi.-souri llivtr.
We are low cvi.-red
twenty niilci leifiw Fcrt I.arauiic, lat to
la 'iruw's aua fbill Sad u a.-aiu r.ii r.-
on
towards tLe Uuekj Mcactaici. We
alwaj start early, let cur cif.'.e rest f r
&o Lour at noon, aol generally camp at
; bsut Se o'clock in the evening. Wear-
aiwT9 bupy wbtin traveling ; anl th. bi
IDg tie fi.'St f leasaut day we laid ov.r
since we started, I Lcpe will le esra-i-ec:nt;h
f.r the l..tg iHerval Lclwecu my
letters.
ar camp t"-Jsy is pitclfj
banks of l'latte Itiver, ty the side of a
fountain of pure water, which dances cist-
t)j Ij our tent, and falls inaroiuiiL;
over the banks into the l'latte' turbid
bjsora. The country surrounding us is a
level and larria iandy plain, destitute f
tiu.ber, (save a few islands in the Matte, ;
and but little gra-s. Six miles s.u:L
ward, the lanl is Very ir.kiu, and evm
more san iv : the same towards the n.ril,
Those'-tigh, delightful plains, decked with
Nature' treen velvet rbe, aLd pac;;!td
with rich and fragrant Sowers,'' I Lave
not ytt beheld ; Lowever, they may be ca
ahead, ia the lila.k Hills, or iu the j leas-
i nt valley of the llc-cky Mountains, cr.
ftiLaps, ia the land of latter day saints
;: tae Great Salt Lake Uasin. Wherever
' they Le, I long to lehold tlttu. Lat
:, Lore, upoa these Lot and burning sands,
- I can Lot imagine Low a flower Cuuld p.s-
, tio.y Lad and tl.-.m.
liatlo Liver is ever rolling its sand
r bars d wn towards the Miss-uri, tlr.-ugh
. the middle cf the Ir old valley, and is as
- on. ntcrrstii g is the valley its-.-ii ; it takes
a straight-forward couise, ani eeems to be
Lurrying oa out ct tnis i.r.-aKca regu-n ci
jriek.y pears and sand Li.. as fat as i:
possibly can. It f rais itself into six cr
seven channels, and each tf them seems
to be try ing to make the w, lest track, and
t tAannc r - .v.- - -
mined to take all the sand possible along
down to the Big Muddy. To sura cp, I
can nut better describe it than by cai.ing
it a great, long watering trouah, f.r the
buffalo and elk, and I doubt whether ii
was ever intended f.r any other purpose.
Such is the scenery around L.re, and such
ii Las beea, with a few eicet :.ons, wh.ca
I will mention.
l .r". Kearney, Z. j miles east cf th:-,
ic a easier of waodca building, tr-.c"ei
around a large s-.aate, and is occapted ty
about 1"0 jufTeu-up clli-irs, and t'o trl
vates, all oa pay, and Laving a g:od t.a.e
generally.
The Lrding of the South l'latte is tho
next object of interest, and c f en one ef
great anxiety to the ea.igrant. After
raising their wagon bed say eight inches,
and secur.ng aa provisions trow gc-.,..ig
wet, they ho. k cn fr. m ten t. sixteen yvke
it cattle, an J start ia : Ircm 1st to l-i
, ., -i'
nien accompany each team, we.l f rov-.d.-u
with whips and clubs, and each try i: g
whocanye-1! and whoop theloud-st. Oit-.u
fr, ai two lo eight teams are crossing a; a
time, ail rolling s'.e-wly and steadi.y to-
wards the other shore. It is aa e-xci'mg
aLd spirited scene. ..The next is Ash Hoi-
low, the place where, a few years agt', (Ice.
Kearney whipped the Sioux
India! :
badly. Here the en-igraat, after travc
ing -'J mile without a drop of water, be
holds once more the strait eastward c urse
i of the North l'iatte, while imiuediatity
j btlrw biiu, hemmed ia Ly a. most p-.rp.u-
I eiicuiar wai.s, lee-t in height, is a nar-
, fJW T1.Jev (Ath n,!!ow..) into which be
. . " , j e ...
' musi now ucsceuei. ujuic ... e.j
is that roaJ, aue! ever turning and Iwistiug
ar.und the cracks nnd peaks, nal.l at
last 11 striies tne sandy Lotleni Lei.w; a
h abort drive around a point ef r ck, then J
, , 1 v -. .
CICISCI .lie ua.l.n .a.... - ... -
1
tner, ana ne is muse iiec.c-j ruiucc
i 1 c . .
d
ja fce-Lolding the clean, cue 1 waters of
-i"" - e
beautiful spring close by lha road s.e-e.
Here, to, Le tods fleu'y ef wood and
grass, and tho moat beautiful camping
ground Le could wish to heboid. ..Court
House Bock, id miles east of this, is ano
ther olject of interest, (j. e., at a dis
tance) It stands independent and alone
: among the sand hills, and resembles an
.p a,.,;.,.,.,. uf Min Ligh.
: cl .,
caca Story neiug nuauir mil won:.
ca
' - ..f., ,1,. one Lelow. until it tanrs
: , o'. r,
1 I '
'"" '""""'l- T' - -
, appear tJ Be O0Ul tw tui.es uiseaui
i frou, the roaei. Jlr. I'oviJ Alien, (t.r-
' I. e Te...:!'.. I'. I ,n r..Jr I...
alfl.J uuai i-.uni,c, . a. uoiwi., ui-
, -. -.vr., .,.:
ieu a few mile ia auvonee ot our tram,
. n ..-.i i
; concluded to taie a stru.l thither, and
, - e r
overtake the train before camp ing titne.
. , . . ,
V. e left the read at two o clock, 1'. M ,
i
and reached our destination alter a fa-t
,, . . , . .
i taraa oeur o c......... .m.
ej.bt Bl;e wi r ala cel!iia
TUrtfckb
eUlroaciiu .
- ' ciitnted to the to'v and
Aon " - t
r(.,,.-i .at),ia. e,e carved our names,
r , f , ...
aa-ocg ttcasaooS c. o..e..- '
ttti.?, iii ILiC feti.ta i.. .ur
1
- bicb we In-held some tea !... il.-ian?,
and reacLcd lat-? st ti-'.t, wt-.rj at. ..o!-
're, fa;.y t au i o .tcru.it.fi tl..l
'l Ml ;.(:' o.ay tvC li .r f'cr,
a.i -Lt f tat. J a:. 1 ii ja.bl-j ii.lo uii: .u e
tull'd Visit t!.( I').
(,'Lii!iU-.y 11 ck.
1 3 ti.
n. ke-s:ack, w-u
tie ti
in r, aol i anotLiT oi
Ct Lf I
V."e trave'id ah d iy in j
iilj'.t Wire can rid nar.v
1 it
i;
f dlvwin- aircit ,;, c f tur u.m s-.rt-.-J
' to g tb-re, three f wb-.ui turst 1 lack,
b.c-ju-e the d.-t it.ee betwe.ti t!.-tu aui
tner.c d.i Cjt s.-i-ui t.
(.T .W
I U ' J
e it
any u.-s ;
:a:i.p .ate
the reuialuiu fe cain-i
mat n:.T.t. iiifvcescr
They describe it a a s ft.
it feet in d.arnecr, and
sm .'y r -ck,
feet Lyh, situate 1 fn the I p of a l.-:;
! vi f it ah.ve the lad ol the j
Tl;, to-i, is but tiii remains if . a.- ho.'-.-sand
hill which his l-.va gra lualiy wash.d
and Ih.iwa away by r-.ia anl wiL-J-, un'i.
tnis t iw-.r.t. tnau.ent stand? out al r.e
and do. met tram its ancu-nt c -iti ,:i
Thirty n.iles fartb-r we.twa: i we ; a-sci
tnr.-ugb a a d. ip rje iu i-e.-ti s l..::'. I
ascinuiltj the t p, andii.iu there, f r
the Crst tiaie, beheld the eL . caj. .f I..r-
anoie I'eak. Here, too, e'
l-.vel cf the va.i-.y, I
sweet smelling Ulster, thj
u.e-. 1
hist i
.i lL
one I Lave seen.
- June ii. Lar.'y this mtrnirtr w-; ja'lt i
up stakes, and roiled out f.r Laramie, ani
a:e now cau.ptd at the juccti.n ef Lira-
mieanl l'latte rivers, cose to the 1. it
Laramie I'eak and the L.-ck li.... aie in
s;ght. The atpcarance of the c untry
' ar-usd h.-re is a little luare i.he 1'eLn-yi-
vania thaa any I have y .ts-.-eu. 'ie
Black li.lls are what we w old ca
m.
tains al Lome, anl make a fine a p- at. nee
at a d. stance. IIjW they w i.i ... k when
we get to thtai is hard to l-.ll, t.r el;.ets
here, a few m.l-.s ctT, are v-.-ry -i-. '..v.ig
T
being my Witca t.-aight I ana cm-
ps..-.a to trmg my letter to a el a;
I may n.aii it early tc-ui:rrw u.a:
I deem it unnrcessary to say
about the Tike's I'eak Jj!i J:n s.
m u. h
Y.u
must Lave knew u 1.
ere tn.s. t';
ni-ne-.v, teat it nt-
seems to be a graud hu.e,Lu.', and tutstef
those letters whivii wets published ia cur
frontier papers, jurpeiting to Lave been
written at Cherry (.'reck, were manu-
factured
in the very cih.es where tbc-y
were published. Upjath.se statements,
many a to:r, hard w irking man Ventured
his b-illcui d.i.ar to j urchase a Leees-ary
eutht. Many uf them bad famtli-.s 10
sup; ort, wheia they left ia stra ghtenti
cir.-umstar.cej. anl iu many instances al
m. : d.stttate if the Ctcessatic if life,
h jirjg, ia a few months, to 1-? ailo to
ji.ee the 10, i, by remittances. in g.-, d cir
ejn.stanc.s. lath.s tb-. y are titt-.tly dts
appointid. We met hundreds, nay, 1 may
say thousanls, of just such mea, desti
tute and peLLiicss ia this vast w.li.r
ne-ss, wandering from camp tocaa.p. hun-
gry and raggf J, and neg.-tng their way
back into the States as test thty could '.
l here are sti.i a lew untiring u.-.n, wno are
termincd not to tara lack before th.-y
have seen f r thein-elve". at. i are satirh. i
that there is lo g.ld to be f unu tr..s side
of the m, untains. Such may jet make
great and biLvlciul d.se-oVer.cs d.neg tae
sua.n-ir F.r my art, I am sati-li.i,
end my next will be mailed tKiaat-lnt
f.r west of this.
cf the 5-jri-set
and ere the s
Is fadir
..r cr-.-.;
out cf t
into the
sltv u.iadows
1 n.a.-t le at :nv
p'.-st: with a Cell's revolver lu.kl-.d to my
side, and the thick folds of a Maek.uaw
blanket wrapped closely ar.und me, I
mak tae weary roacas: the w
...f, wU-e
1 ;a k
cinpit.-
shri.l, clear Jeip, help s might:
ing a fellow awake, u.y . niy
i.a. A: twelve I am relieved, i-d ere
the gray stieaks cf the mc iL.i g t r.c.a.m
the cinirig dav, we are edi aa;a. i
11. M.
Vilue of tha Scrlplurca.
As the beauty of the w-.r. 1 i- set
a graceful varie'y, so it is in t:.e
turcs. Th-re are su' iiitu- tru: h, tl.
.t tno
C.T-. r-
in st a-; irmg reason ti mri caa n i .
top; and these are in re plain at. I
i asv
truths, oa whu-h the wc.atst c; ac:ty in .y
e -averse with delight and sitisteeti -a.
No man is e Liiidid with his ga: Jen I r
j-.jV;,,
a shady thiiket ia it : n i m re
should we be ctfcudod with the war! of
iiod, that among so many fair and epeti
walks, we Lere anl there meet w.ta a
thicket that the eye of bumau reason e.u
not look through. Ili-J. 11 . ..'.
TtiE Weiatv t-r Wax B.-sti u.-i -n j
the gr.a! wcik aLd Ieatb the g -at w.-ik-ing-uiau
of war Uu'y think that at tho
battle cf Mag.ntl their lay et.al er g.-p.
ing for IreaiU oa the p-ry pL:n, tw.ee as
many Dim as there are ia the wh :o aic.y
uf tLe Uni'ei Slates as ii-n.-y m a a
some tf o ir tlouii-hmg iu.a; 1 t ' ns anl
eouiitie-s cunt id inhau:ti.ut.-l 'a.y thmi
of ibi-, atid speak lightly e-t t i.o tat ti.
tield if you can. Ani t-.ni Uc-J j-.ate
reigns in America !
The amount neci.-s.ry for tot: pur.htise
of Mjuut Vein.-a Las b.cu euasoiih.i;
thi::y ihoo-aod el..!.:, ely iiai.at
u.p.iJ, hut the As.-. . ; i.a ..! nat
i.t... n ur ..' .-
Litlla Sliis.
Let n hs ca our p-irj e gainst b'tt't
.-'.; a.'i.n-t what 11,1-3 ca'l little sin,
f.r n .thin; is r ll'y sc-a'l ia the wjy ef
sin. Vstib igit.-t any :Lic that wewed
the c r.-:-'tn.-e, Lowever eligltly Con
s.i.nce is a ae?l thina' Ouarl well
v it .-jhitnal i.fe. Watch against the
..'tie -.li th: ins.n-ihly nisy wouud an 1
t t
ia the en! d 'r y. Vou can easily
a n.-.n ly .-ii hi' ir Lini with one How
to tae
a n.at;
wris: i
drop,
he-art. I'-.t n.ay y u not easily kill
al- ly i p a l.ttie vein ia Lis
The hli-.-l n:iy only fbw droply
u: if j a d .n'l stop that woudJ,
v a w,ll l-l-.td tj death, and !
t as stire.y
one f.utt
1 a dag.-ir into your
sent i.a into eternity ia a mo
iv.r., then, ef the i.tile thinrs
v
the w u: is cf the soul open;
iii-t i.fls sins, which, if not
ga:n", will as iurdy destroy tie
e .t sia
gu.t.l
iiatie
eeul as
J jht
1 Nov. a says 5. tan scld ,tn comes
w.:h a gr-.at ten.ptatioD, ot
:.s ti c-niu.it a great sin.
a g-e: -a I g a
id a can ll-o to-
'.Ler,
tt
anl tn-
ve.-y tJ.n neighbors
!:.;
t -k:
t:.. :
a te slt.ai. etleks and let them
an 1 the i g be ia the tnidat of
ani y a w.li s..a g-t tid of your
vnl ;i it is with little s;ls. Y'ua
started with the idea of coma.it-.r-.-at
s.n. anl so the devil brings a
--;: ; ta'i.-n, anl Laves yoa tj ia
r -or--:-.:" ' There i- n . great Lirm
-r. --r- at peril ia tha'' and si
a:Ts we are at first easily
end at
! V.'a
,-t the great greet!
h an 1 prav, that ye
, A' . 1. X.
A Eeiutifii! Hg-ure.
r. Mr. B.v::ms, ia t: sermB ca
nt Thr.e So re," illustrate the
I'cie ef eternal thine as be ap
. -th. cr.1 cf l;f', c mpftd witii
which crilaarily cceuy the at tea
f L.an..t.d, ly the foli.wing beauii.
are :
1: -1.
to
fal
"ii.d e-rtli
'l fl lf mini n i.a ,li
fr m j ear t .
f t.inetv fiw
ear, mair.ta.ns its distanca
i.-A-Li uf p.i Jf eo, .'-i
can, , a j wutu Etu
thr ugh a baity atmo-i h-re, a its risirg
or its sctt:ng. s- :n.s at a'l time to be ot
the same magnitude to human view, an
ei'tject :aj smill, as c.mparcd with
our owa Werll Bat suppose the earth
sn-.uli hiV- i-s eibir, and makes its way
ia a direct line t.aari- the tun. H.sr
s awe-aid the saa seem to enlarge its
d tr.-.nsi r! I! w vest aLd bright wcul-1
it lee n.e! 1 1 w s..,a w aid it h I th
while si. Id cf vis.. a, and all eu earth,
d.iind.e to r -:hir' ! So humaa life appear.-
to me. Ia earlier years, eternity
apr-. ar.i -..stint ;t. 1 st.ia.i in importance.
But at the ; ri -d rf life which I Lava
n.w r.-.c'.i 1, it s.-cai.. to n.- as if tbe
earth l.ai ! ft ti.e c-t! .t of i's annaal
n.oveniei.ts. anu was rr.akit z a rapid and
uir-.-c
'htlar'.-i -on '1 i.a r.l.i..-U nf
tternv,
tcwarus wnua 1 ara nii-vinj,
rapilly enlarge
bec -me ovei ;':
They h i ti.e w
the earth, with a
1 i .ct of human
von.sL.i-s aw.v 1
theiii'elves Thev Lave
v .
.!. and grand.
i-!e field if vision, arJ
11 which is the c mm"a
an.h.:.aa and p orsu.t, is
I.F--.AL Wt.t -.rr.s rr i'lt -M'-E The
Leg s'a'nre . f I'ennsylvaraia Las five 1 th
t .. w.itg as the standard weight ef vari
. a- k;nis e-f produce. This is important
t) f.rai'.rs t kn-w, ar.-i thev should cut
out
-,- 1
pr.serve
the paragra; h :
"By the a t of March 1", 1 ."., the
w-ight of a l-n-Lei if wh.at was Lxtd at
') p -unds ; a bush. 1 of b-.rl.-y at 47
; un is : a hu-hel i t backw Leit ' - p ou'ids;
a b'.-hel of p -t..' - . . Irish; '.. p -UB-I.
Act "f April I.'., lv.:, :je, p -unls
Art of M .re a 1 '. l-i". r wis fc'ted at
p 'U!.d ; this ye.r i,l-" .'.-it La I-on.
altered tj . ' pound-'. Ti.e fh-r stan-d.ri-ar.
.- ra on the c h, 7 1 pound ;
cm .-h- ... i 0 i prun 1-: oni.-u ."C pound-;
ti iie-ri.y s---. j. 5. p cluvor Seed, 04
; .anus; bran, -" p un ;
r.-rturv Par'r Ti
Koll-'iue
.oLtury 1.-0, Wu.fe fell ia
t nr-.s of victory Lef.re '.Le Walls of
n i
1 '.'; Tii ejttnrirs i
a 1, an i ihe n.ui t:Wo
.-. l.e i, whia K.ng
hi- ne are r.-'on l
!': ib.-.a ceu'aric
;..m B.ss" begin-, her
r-t u-.d in Ilng'ani B
letc : ia Scoiiand.
What an a Ifa-.-o in
r.l rr. -p -r:tv, anJ ia
igo, Cr'-nwel! is
alth cf Lnglat 1
thai!. ani a
agi, "gal
gn. Knives
iina'ioa coai-
o-riy, :a
onie to.n
g'U
o:ts,
:.t; i..er.
l.-hmati of 1
tr tn Ihe st:;
S .!- rat : wu
he w as s .. i.
li-. Went 11,
ii-ia: ter. 1 1 a
tne stir.g was
A w. a ll y ycurg Eo.
C.oite, l.iiiifi-. .ii--.J 'u-t'.w
it-g e f a c oi.ru. u h .nry-bet.
as -ij pi., d th-s w ".ir. J, bat
i 'icl.tly 1.!, leC.IIl" iroLSI-
ni i c-'nv iii-t-Mi-, an-1 three
au h nr aiitr the ii.tlieiion of
s a d-. ad m m. (Jtice bef re,
stug, ho bal swooned aw.-y,
! i.M-ns':b'e f rfveral hourj.
ilt-r a i .
iii-i reii .:n i i
Ti, - Ail.oy J.ur , ",l
i-l -nt a-i B ir'-ti w .s i
no .lay Lst we", fc, 1 ok
he- d. 1 incniy j, us ac
in bi old ag , the frui
iated eiriy lite.
A l .-e-.e'i o! ro i.i
tried at St. L.itU, and i
the pdaiutiff, o young
lo-. oiaa.ag, S W ia a .
ay. tn .s La 1'res
the Slare capital
:g a. youthful :
i!e is reap ing,
. cf a well r-gu-
eae ra lately
-ul'td in fTnr of
ly e-f iS ve ir i,
,. : illJjj
.... utlieey
t;.- . eu .rua-iiif.! i -'ic