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V rt. anee ("ommitiee cf ea'h T. unship and
War t le moot a: the caii . I ih. :r Chairman,
a:.t make arraneeroen: i t n.tcm.j. i;, tc
:n ca.-h arh.iol ii.ir:rl. n a many a
ihey 5-e- pr 'pr. to pre iaci' srtfaker? for ihf
arn. pr rure Joruiaent tor distribution, and
tr.-T. uriilv ranvas liieir town.h p. and sfr
".a: on ih day of election every voter sha.i
I' a; thr j-ni',.
On ra.a.ir.. a committee oa appointor! in
rr'Tare in d !ir . lo the pop!e if I'nii.n
c 'uc-v. Ti,T. J. Vrr.,i I. inn, E'.J, lr.
W'ra. l.-.r-r, E. sijmh, B. V. B. Lincoln, and
lanici Kt t.r.
MICH EL EUOWX, rre-jeient.
r- t'tTrr, Secretary.
Tho r il and Kvere't Convention, hrl l
ia l'biia-b-iphia. on V,.!CMii,v of Wt
k. r.-j. . i,-.j a r. M.'.uti .ii bv a larL'o nia
j' ray. to t,.i i., an c i-ei..i.d it. Let. '., we
't-have no elect. .ml tVka f.T these'
rnti'.m.n in lucsyKani.
TarJ.it-5 -ttcrerin ba been ro-rrmina-M
bv th - R.-pubiicaot ia tbt laL.-i ter
To School Directors.
So 'n the ctilui'iu s.b .-ols will agsio bo ,
op. ei d f r the winter t. rin. l);r. i tf-r?
fti.'uM li: v.'rr ouiiful (f the cliarai-'er
at:J iti.i'i.s .f tboe tl.iy i niflnv to takt
iliar;:e if !!.tir ri-rf'-t:ivc f-.r
tiiose tt-acbcts are hot out J trquircJ to
teai-h the Lr-uc1:i.s wl.icb ure u...-ignatcd
pa tbcir ccrtliloatc-s, tut r.c hte niatsr
M-Lhr i bit nt U -t t j t 'ne tt-acba fii
a f ri'jiiTi-xairj lc in in la! ; tincij lc. Tbt
teaclur sbvuii, ibi-rcforc, be a MAN rr a
WuMas in tbf-Tjf uuJ j rsc'.icc, a minor
f r t Loir puj
Wuito iracbers tare loon f .unl faitb
ful auJ tSoiitit t!iy slu'iiJ be rctaiut J,
rcparU!t of tbc f.- dollars uiute tb(-)
iuav a-:uuDi f.r Ib.i; l.lur, tbau uaixjit
riccccJ ciit.!'.
I'bai.f:" are not a'wayj improTomoiits,
as tuitic tujip.iM.1. Wl.LTr, by liil.-takc,
iLc.iu: j.ftiut ur cart li's tficiurs arc iui-
'oyid, tbi y tbi u'.J at ulcv bo rupiieJ to
give way tu butter ouci. I'm-ctora .bouid
not cjLiJiT it "loo late to rcjtdy the
c. U uu:ii m it viuur." but Luuid act a
s joii a. iLf v bave ?btiijicLt ci;Ue touoi-o.
I -a i'.jiii'ariog vtt.3 i.f tl.e UillcrtUt
ecbouls, I liui lLat tbc frcatest imruvc-
Ul.H has bicU Ulad
iii iiiuhc Hb.rnu tue
same faiiblul teachers bave been eouiin
ued fi. .iii iar to year; iheuh nnfoitu
Laielj I titii that tut uf tbe sjtn!y-tu
seboj;. iu tLis cnutity, otly three have
beeii taught bve t-uecc-ssive years by tbe
niiic teacher; four, f jur y tars ; MX,tbi.c
years; aud uulj iwenty-bve were laut-!.t
two successive years by the tame teachers.
1 The leinaiuiiir of ibeui, thirty-four, cban.-
td tiaci eis every winter, livery fiieLQ
uf tuucatiju, who L-3 noticed this, bas ai
sj observe! tbe d.ifcreLce iu tbise schools.
Now iu vie ol these facts, thai! we be
. sur; risid that scuie cf cur sthocls have
bteu iiat rovii.g f j irucb, from ytar to
year, hi;e oibers have iif.rDVid so little '.
;u!d we not rather be "surprised'' that
the j uisJe any in.provcrueat at a!!, ulJct
ibtfis c.'Lt'aiit r'iKie-'s, j artieu'.arly ia
tb.se stc'.i.'us wbtie tbe n.aj .-ritj cf pi
irous are 1 1 p j-'.d u th.'i-e u.ta-eirts mat
' 7t. u' y.i.-.'.'.'ii.'c', u.utual co cperaiijn
i:h tie.-tt aei.eis," ,V J. To i.iustrate this
p-jiLt, let me itiruduce soaie of those tts-
caers as
evidence. I' eater Nr. A.'.
school, aad take notes, to t-.e ir, if iu
attj way, I may assi-t b:iu. lie Eays,
"Mr. 11 , you mast r.'.t expect much from
; my school as yet, f .r 1 f..ui.i it iu a vt-rj
i bad cLditi..n. lju't koow what Mr. U.
taught thetD la-t wia'cr, f.r the rcholars
do not ap; ear tcor. ui.rtiV; but by
the time you call again, I b'-fi it will te
! iu a better condition ; for it wiil rcrpjire
tjtne time to become aooiaiated with tbe
character, (lisp'-sitiao and abilidcs of the
u.fir..rcr.t sch ilar?, w!.
i.-h you know is very
Led srary to a teach
ia ti'iiclni.j tut a!
r'.- success, c it only
0 in governing." 1
call again, an 4 Cul all the iuiproveniCEt I
could cxp.c: to Cad, considering the
strange scholars, short school term, and
perhaps uticiiccuragcd scholars at bomc.
Another year bas passed. I am again in
the sau.e scb'xd. Mr. V. says, "i brpe,
Mr. II., y u will make due aiiiwanee for
my school, fjr I have not yet been able to
class it to my satisfaction. I fi'i.l a groat
want of pr. f .r uniformity of lo -k' ; to-
. -At. :.-
Slues, ,'ir. .-v. gave very uei.u ai i. u.iiiu :u
propir habits of study ; some of those
: that are trying to rea l, ought to be in tbe
spelling t' ok, while ethers that are read
ing in Porter's 11'ietorical Header, should
have a No. 1 or 2 Il.alcr. M-ntal Arith
metic La. either lei-n badly taught or not
taught at all. I must undo much
that my predecessor d.d amiss." Time
J '
wiil not p rmit me to present tbe succ-c-.--
sin t. ash r f ir f.tur nr five vears. Suf-
fee that each one did the best he could,
con-ci tus that be was right and bis prede
cessor wrong iu many respects. L'atwby
not meet aul mutually discuss those de
fects and arrive at a general und.rstand-
ing, so that Mr. A. could commenfe b s
work where Mr. li. left off? There would
then be no necessity of one "uH-f-iiuj
what tbe other did amiss. Uecanse some
r.f our teachers bave thought it would not
and many of cur citizens thought
ii '-lutt Um." Thus, I have noticed a
few of the general defects in tbe successful
working of our school tystcra. But how
are they to Le remedied ? I bave already
. , . , . , -f . t . .
sai l, dou t caan -e teachers if vou hive
; .. . , . ;
E -od ones. 1 ay tbcm as much as they j
arc off'. red in other counties or you will
lite tbtin after you have given thein a
T . - . , , '
su.ac.em amount o: experience to cnaue ;
them to teach successfully, f..r it is as nat-
oral for tbein to go where their labor is
most liberally rewarded as, it is for farm-
crstotake thcr produce to the Lighu.1
market.
IWtonp.oy any who knew too much to
learn any more themselves or that are too
seiusb to give other teachers tbe buccEt of
their experience.
i J . i- ....
iiave an nDairsiana-.ng wna those yen
they shall meet at st.-el
ual advico, to discuss the
bes taught with a view of
times for ciutua
different branch
arriving at the best mode cf teaching
ing
pc
'els .
them. I ay tnem accoreiins totnetr expc
rience and (pulificaiiou. isit ihe sehocls
ana e tl
is
:ta t.ve the proper 1
"..The rii:l;i.i-ii:ii;i
ii'l"l'Ci)ilcnt, cin-rir.'ii.-
l.ii!v.iv:il
ti.
!in:iii!v, M.!i!c!i must W
a very tli.-lilitful nunvol to t!ioe loa
I'lcrs who l:;ic o ft ra i i!hm:i
M-Kts in trying t. i-.-f'-;it t'10 I.-j.u!-lion.
1'V th;:t Ir.iiiii'11'r, l'usiuu :
At ptmJry times witliir. tin- l ist s-ix
w oi ks Ih.? .r...v.-.!iii--- of t'.i..' IMimm?-
pry ut ('rion y(-:.':,!;iy wumM have
been of v:wk' iiM.re cniisripii'iii-e
than at prc-cnt. l-.v-:i :il:cr tin-ths-
. i- . . ,: . . i- .i - t
Ciinvcntioii at Chai l.-Um an i at Hal-
liiamo.a tlmroujlily unit..'.! i .-moe-rat-
ar!y in 1 i'iiny I aina m.ht iiave
been confronted to the 'ppnsiiina
and wouhl have ptit the latter upon
lifir mettle to r.e:uevc a vietorv
T
I.iii.-nin. JJnt the leadrrs. by their
1 ..-iekerinis, and their blandei inir man
ii'" iii.'iit and blind oliedienee to the
Administration, that had already so
ministration, that l.aU ahvalv t
ily dasuatrc! their j.aitv, aUJwo.l
E"luen J.t.oi luuitv Jo'pass. As
La ily damaged their p.ut
tin; case
tuiuls iiuv, ll.e iKore s;v':i-
ciuus iiuheieiitsj ol tlic J'einoeiatic
party freely udmit that it is. but of
slij-iit praeiietil importauee to the
contest in November, whether their
party presents a divided or united
front to their adversaries. If a c.-in-
binntion is forme 1 that will, in ar.v
itiiiL'eney. enure to the advantage
Kreekiauidire. tiiousands of the
I'oiiL'las men will star at home on
election uay. orei-e vole lor l-itienin.
11', on tiie other hand, such a compro
mise is tifeeted as admiis the regular
ity of I'otiu'las. and l..ok to his excltt--ice
benefit, then thotiaiiils of the
Ilreehenri.Je-e I)j:nocrals will sullenly
uli.se lo v.jte. Jf a divided front i-
siiuwn. of course defeat i
ineviti.'ule.
Kitlier v,av m :,!;.- l.inei,'ii' -:,-!..e!i..n
tare 'in i'eiiii.M Ivania. These view-.
i. e.vpiuiu uur laeaiiuieT. lien we
oeeiare iiiat, however iniport:::.! lae
result ol the I'emr.cralit; Slat" I'om
tuittce's deliberation?, at Cresson.
lnii'iit have bei-n at one time, they f.rc
jaite of secondary ronserjner.ee now.
I'racti'.-ally, the Pre.-i'lL-utial .pies
lion "rvas settled at Svrneti-e oa Wcd-
ticsdav last.
Xew York w a
the on-
. !y State where the opposiiion to Lin
coin naJ a snaoow ol a
:tee to
' concentrate in a wnv to en-ure his ue-
feat. That chance wa. thro ,vn awav.
hen tne iiel..e-ates to the Kr-'ehi;:-rMje
Ctmvetitioii placed their !i
tinet Klectoral ticket in ttie fiVM. If
thev adhere to tiieir resolution?, and
the character of the men who con
trolled it, and the
irit which per-
vaueil tiie proeociiii,.'-, imitate that
they will, liothinir remnias but to
eo tiiro'iL'ii the mere foritis nf an elec
tion in November : for i.o future wul
can bo more certain, under- ure-out
circumstance, than tint Liii'oin
.wiil oe
L'tited
tue
next Trc-idcnt of the
tales.
.cnu.i of Ihr Ii.ll'O Main. uNii-o SAts will Iw
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I Ororjon 1.
SEfUETAEV Coub Keceives Notice to ;
ynr Mr. Ktienezer Jayne, keeper of
Life Saving station No. 17, oa the coist .
0f L)ug Inland, received notice from Sec-
rotary Cobb a few days ago, that bis ser-
vices would be required uo longer. Tbe
fallowing answer was returned to Mr.
Cobb ty Mr. Jayne :
: I take this public method of j
thanking you for your zeal iu proscribing
members of the democratic f" 7 "-io !
bave the manly inelipenaence to speax ana :
, ., J , ' . . r . :
act lor ibemseive.-. i uku ij hh ,
,cj)g cnough disgraced by holding office ;
nuj..r a ni-jer driving aduiiniatration,
and have therefore much reason to eou-
. 1 . ..n.nr.1 M.,nli.id
Cra1Ui..e JJB ,. , """"":, 1
however, you will please take notice that
' the frecmco (not slaves) of whom I am ,
one, have come to the wiso conclusion to j
di-pcese with your services next Novem- i
ter. You will therefore bold jourseif iu ,
readiness to make your final exit on .be
-fth of March ncx. 12 o'aloek, noon. Al-
low me here to add for your special edifi-
cation, that while you are quarreling
'. ' . . , rr r :
aboutyour seatioual uiuercnccs, proiessiug ,
not to care whether slavery n i voted np or
down, and making war upon "Honest Uid
Abe" the "lUil Splitter," there are bun- :
dreds, nav thousands, who bate beretotore
acted with your parti, delighted w:th tbe
idea of sifL on his fence j
' Yery respfctfully ynura,
lit I- W.ta nroKKNU Uliltl lll'JM TIK 0Kfd.
i-1 : resell t tbe f j!lo ii.g fioui tbu N ab.
viiie i'. innrr of Satarday, a ao iLdieaiii n
of tbe prevailing excitctnout ut the Soutb
regarding tbe JOpfly ot food:
It i a ecttkd fact, the corn and wheat
crops of tbc South are failure, and that
tbc C-ittou States will bave to te pureba-
n-n of crn from the more f Ttuna'e Nor-
th ru and Western divisi ins ..f the I'u-.o.
Uur . ar( iaUnstt
. , . . . .j
... 7
I'Mitval ittnti'iits t'f the . jtth (tint tyjutt.
i'' '" r''""Vt ""' ,r"tr'1'
l,!r'lt ""i '' ''' UnrMrr n-
cttn-jn jruia the tvrtn, .i'n -'y J vic-
cr iuis tll'lic th' S'Utlcrn du Uiull if t!
wintry 7 ihpiiHl.;,t vj:n r.e Afi fir
t',d,l ,n tlf Xjrth hits Lfii on t!w S-ath
fir cuttvii. Two fueb failures a; tbe South
txj tii noes thii yo ar in succwfeinn would
. 1 T! ri r .t .t
,u' utr' "r ,ue
cjttt.n nt-rcr entirely fail, od in an n?-
inented ernp of (it is estimated) S, ',00,000
Liie!, bbe win bud the w-jaui to t.urchaae
her food.
l'or once "King Cotton" rnnst abdicate
his commercial tbroDC, contetit to make
cue cf a triuu.viratc that ber.cefarth ruics
the world. That which Would have been
Jecmei iiiiji 'ssible a few years tincc bas
now actually occurred, aud Georgia, Mis
sissippi, and other States arc importing
their t .od from Illinois snj Indiana. I'a-
riii-: last season Missouri mpplied this dt
riiii.d, but be will be utiabb; this year,
f r her cr ps bave ia a great nua-ure
failed, while the demand, then lifht, is
now almost iiiCaieulabie. The cua.plete
ness of the Jii'.ure in the South it i bard
to coktetLpiate. The tone if every cx-ehaLfc-o
is de-ponuirg and ainiost despair
ing. Tbe ?1 ntc-iuicrv ,AIa Mail, of a
late date, sa)s:
We are satisfied from
reliable' sources, that the crop of lvistcru
Alabama and iVestera Georgia will fail far
short of the n eds of home consumers, aud
if there bbouid cot be a heavy crop in
South Alabama, backed by low prieei iu
tbe West, there can uit but be immense
tuff-ring fir the staff of life." And this
demand from tbe South is made aiciu!ta-
neously with a similar call fiom liuropo.
As if providentially, a superabundant
harvest bas bk'-sed tbe North and the
We.t, aid supplies from those tpiarters arc
ntt likelj to be -f.nl- Dor tier, and there
is r. iietd of those fearful and rather ri
d:cu...'Us forebidings of famine wc see r.r.r-
mulgattd in s tue papers. IJut no douLt
tpecula'-TS wiil baudle the artieli cxttii.
sively this seas,.n, and p'rhaps to the ad
Taceemebt of pric a tnor:uouly. Wiib
the staaii sto.-k of wheat and corn here,
we imagine Na-hville iu:n will ad money
io ,hufC r,iis-
Hon. KnwAtiu IJatf.s at N.'nrtts-
TOWN. The lion, lilwstd 15a!o. of Mi
'
s 'uri, was at Norrist-.wn on tbe cviiiing
of tbe I'Jih inst., and at ten o'clock 1'. M.
be was serenaded by aa iu.j.riimp:u galb
tring of the IV .pic.
i A torch-light pracessim, nnrabering
bat,Jreds, was tbca forced. Tbe pro
ceedings tirk everybody ty snrprise, and
: it was conceded on al! bands to have boon
j ibe grandest display of the kind ever wit-
ut.sel iu N rn.-town. Julgo IJates rc
; spindcd to the cheers which reached biai,
' in a piwerful speech not long, bat tuc
1 cint and able.
He spoke in terms of highest eulogy of
Abraham Lincoln, whose name be was
glad to real on all tbo transparencies
said "be tad knows tiiu twenty yens,
and that be was a patriotic statesman and
an bcuest man." The cr.tbu.iasm was
unbounded. Nothing of the kind ever
before occurred there and the friend of
Lincoln arc ia ccstacita over tbc strong
endorsement they Lave received from the
veteran of Missouri.
Mr. Isaac Ilaitlehurst, the Amerieaii
candidate fur (Jovcrnor in oT, iu his
j stieech at Heading, the other eveniiiir,
! said :
-n.. aimeared before the meelinT
to advocate no new doctrities. to de-
dare no new principles. In 1! 1 he
had spoken in Ilerks county for the
father of the American svatem. ati-l he
w as now apain to do battle airainst
that enemy who had traduced and
: defrauded him; and said Mr. I!., '
most heartily do I co operate with my ,
follow count'rviuen in the endeavor to
ei,.vate that "disliiipuishcd American
citizen, who, at the same time and un
- ,i cm(
"er tne sam-
same circumstance, on evorv
,;: ;n il
(T.
linois. rai-cd his voice to :
e character and piolicv of
Henry (.'lay. Honor to Abraham
Lincoln for :n's r.a. wavering lidelitv to
the poliev of Trotcetiou to our
J .. (. ,,
Ho
ul--"'":".. j
Ke-Novixatios of Joun SliERMAS I
T.e r jiciM of )Ir. Sherman's llis- I
. - tii- tt
'net met m Lonyent.on on Jm, 1.. Af-;
tcr the assembly was organized, Job
Shawk, of Marrow county, a man eighty ;
rcirs clJ, moved that John Sherman be j
. I
n0B,;natej for rc.eIection by acclamation
wilJo4t enthasilsuJ.
Cheer after cheer wen up, and when a
.
- crman was displayed rom the wtndow,
-- r"1 WtBb Cf! ,h ,eDthUS'-
asm, and for several miautes the Coiie
Su j e'Ci(l;..-iJ ifir iAK-iiii
I've Dene Smokiaj.
Our fii- ml
ivcre.l hiiiHeif tints
ho!;e-t!y ami in parriot. As he eli;;
. t idl his moiitli of the last ciirar, our
: i!nut!i liccnme foil lull of blc.-.-iii;.
Ulef-iM is. t!ie man Iiiiii.-eil". He is
ii!!?re wi.-c, more cleanly, wore savory.
jt'.orc reasiuiaiile, than when lie
vent siliotit siuokitig ana piilbntr t:ii'
n I-i.-wnutive.
li!t's-eil is the in mi's wife. Hho is a
happier womaa fir the four reason..
; neatione l in the last paragraph ati I
many more. he hail Loped aain.-t
Lop'! for the la.-t paff, but "it ha 1 been
made at lai-.t. W'c teem to s. e ..-r
face bruhicii, her sten is more clastic
her voice is tweeter, her welcome to
her l:u.-l ami a-' he comes home is more
cordial, ."he has. our hearty eontrrat-
uhiti !...
lle .e.l is the man's apparel. A
certain fragrance lias left it, but Lot
to the sorrow of tlio-e iu ciose prox
imity with 1. 1 ill. liis tvururolie is
minus a real annoyance, and plus the
iiti.etlietion of many a friend.
And blessed is the man's liealth.
In the smoke and lire he has so lens
kept tinder his no-trils. he fed an in
sidious enemy. And his whole ner
vous aud di'.-i itivc ty.-.tein nuiie iu the
benedietion we indite.
And bhs.-ed is the man's pocket.
A leal, is stopped. A; mueii as Le
!'o:e will il iv in, and le.-s will flow
out. AVe seem to hear a voice from
that fptarter : "There- will lie better
days in this department of our mas
ter's dominion."
And blessed be the man's resolu
tion. .May it tower aloft like a gran
ite pillar, above all the tire and
smoke that mav a-.-ail it. That Iat
.t.ff ! If.' ii the l.i-t! And thou-h
the smoker wiil not jn!n, there w ill oe
ctioti.'i: to ; i'ii in a heartv ameii !
What I Ones Feit,
One iiiuhMbanv vears e.tro.it sr
fTiCd
that my sutii had v.akc-1 to con-'eiotis-ness
iu eternity. 1 beran to recollect
certain neglects of cros In arint.' tind
certain tins uf commission. They
swelled into u.otiiiiuins. un-.lcr the
u-lanei s of the eye cf Je.-us t'iirist. I
eould net feel that it wi-- s-ii l ' for
him to s.iy to me. "well ibme, e-j.id
timi iailhSui servant." Suddeuly his
voice i'-il upon my car :
' Yon have n t done your tla'.y.
Look al your misspent life. Look at
your sins."
Mv conscience critir.ned to sneak
a? the servant of .b'su-. I felt the
stitij- of the imdyirur worm. My
viheih' sot;!, in r"ninr-'e nit'i stri:?'rrt
horror, ci.tnaienee. to idoad for anoth
er prii'..;::ie.h. "t ' !" 1 exehiimcd in
ii:tea-e ati-ru:-h. "If I were back in
that world ul privile.'-- 1 would deity
!::yseif. I would make an effort. Let
me l'o, let me co."
I'.at there was no hope.
The inenr.-
mi' - l.e-ever t'.i late
mv whole Lcin. O
ratitr lurotuli
how mv con-
seienee spoke ! O the lcmor-o! the
despair ! the horror !
llc.tr rep. ! r. if you should die to
niht ! with w hat eunseiousuess won! 1
lou wi.ko inlo eternity? Will you
not resolve with the writer to live
just as you mu.-t suppose your spirit
"would promise lo ! were i: eomaieu-
em
!) leei the torments ol i;el
I.t
lis
live as if sent back, and then in
clt-mity we shall have no cause to
wi.-h for a return. Goon Nkw-i.
IlolE WA1.KIXU FoBA'OOD 1'l.lU'OSE
Mr. ,1. hn S'i.'l'-l!, a mc.ive of Antrim
t.AVii-bip, W.i.-hit: ,'t..n eeimty, M l . a car
pi tit-r by iiceit'iitli ti!. was cn.-ige.l ia
bail lie-"a mill f'r Mr. Jehu Cu-hwa
The laiMit'g. a brh k st-u-.-rari'. w.i- up to
the s ptot'c ; a number of iiei.hbor: per
haps several Uuu-Irt-.l lia-l coilcfted to
a.-.i-t ia r;'slti- timbers: a rope was
st.-ctihel tiei'.'.-s the tuildllig. near the
mi. 1 11c. for some j urj.isc or i.tlu r; Mr
Stieki-11 wos on the wall near tiie one m l
t f the i'i'J i', and a young man in his ;n
j h y was the Wj'1 at tbe i'pp.'.-ite -i ie
uf the building, at the utlu-r end of the
rej.c; the y.-ung niaa f 11. and, iu lalline,
e.iuht the rope, but was no: aide to raise
himsidf, and if M'tac J'lTsa.u had "t has
tened to bis relief, ho Would have fallen
. .t -. 1:1
MX
t',v. le t. into tne eoer-pil vi r vmik u
lm was sii-lici
lnhd. Theer.'wd who wit-
.w.j-e.l tli.. i.iiin" man' ri. rtl .-eeiited far-
idvzcl. Mr. Stickcir attention was i!i- .I.-bnsoti. h i-brought ! y Senator Gn-.n,
reeteJ to tbe young man's dang- rous situ- ' ,.f Miss..uri. It is that the i;..irgi:m has
ation bv the murmur of awe from those i aa a lii.uui ti!-i, that he t: n t.r Gt.vi-r-below
him. whi n, williont a moment's lie?-1 n.tr on a seees.-ii u ticket. 1 hu-e are Mr.
ii .'i.iii. and without a balance pole, he : (ireen's words :
e. ...... 1,- il.n rmir len -th of the
etvrv.ln-., I...! '
"u l I
thiesiii. and re.-eue.l the yonng man from '
an awful fate, ami. 1 the rapturous shouts
of all j.re-cut. This was rope walking to j
some purpose, tut we doubt whether it !
lias it? parallel on record. j
- - . t
Out in Milwaukie tbe other night, the j
Tl l..t,a K n .1 . , t-P.t Vl ! 1 .li fl t t.rilll'IL.I.lll
The marshal seeing one torch giving indi-; "ersehel . Johnson, the disuni..tn.-t,
cations of exploding, called out, "IV, ! from the enur.-c. And yet tho-c wbopre
your torch is bustiu'. Tbrow it away." i tend to i.bjovt to John C. Hroekiitti !-"
Judge of Lis surprise when one hundred , because ,,f his disunion j r. iiviti. .-. p!..c-
.. . . .....I. al
and Ulty-one lorcues weni iti ue SrouiiU,
leaving tbc procession in almost total
darkness. L'ach I'atnck in the hhO hau
supposed himself, to be the Pat.
Five years ago, Hon. Alexander II.
Sfohcn! ibourhl the National Democrat-
is party had the disease called dry rot ; I
tfckt if ui to te iaiCiit-ttk- j
Prospect of a Famine la Ktr.s-j.
K Iwan! !l..n-.'!a!:'l. f...ri;.er!v t!-."'yr-ett-L-
u. Y.. "i'uy .-':ur." v.r.--
S'i ..nil Tt;fi;:n-e!i. Kait.-a-. to tl.e rii;.-a-L"j
-i'res.- ah 1 Tril'ft.c," il loie.' l-tt-r.
iietfiiHiu' the .'I-neal uspft of : n'.it.-
i;i iai.n.s.
paragraphs :
.1 C L'vi v.'t
a Cu::
The ine-e::t cumit'on aril r-ros-
pe:s ot the settlers of Kansas i- ;''..!
not tii La coiicealed. l'a!:ii:.e tinii
ilirtn'7-s are apparently at hat:. I.
uiih-s as.si.-tu.ee be obtains 1 fi oni
abrual. caii'i'.'t be avuiueii. ''.w
the 2''.t!i of last Atii'r.-t. w have had
but little rain or siiO'.v not at ;::.v
time dt.r:r, that period ci.oi.ii t
i:"i.-te:i t ;e jro-tuj to the dip:h c!
lour inehes.
Aire in v hun'lro-
Ire.ls
I-er.-f
prepr,
then-
i ii ir to leave the 1 1 1 1 1:
It v
itiiiiie- a:.'! r i . .ia ia :h
.;.it.-s
tiiitl! nest
priiiL'. ! ro:a re
il: ation-, I v ei ily l'.-.,ovo
timi will be loiiiiced one
tne
iiaif
t:
nii'ji.eo:
i
ptcmbtr.
t t:
i-e V. I:
remain here vol iieeU a.-.-i-lanee .
We have no trarden veeiabies or
fruit of any kind. All our stipjd:.-.
will have to he purchased. There i
not cnouL'h corn held over to !!! :!
brer.dsti.ll's for those who rema.n. to
say nothing of horses or catiie. Ti e
irieat Etaj.les, Hour, fjirar, cofiee,
tea. tec., can only be had fur cash in
hand, and very few have pot Ca-h
enough at their contnd, to p-.rehase
family sup
days. Nor
di.s
wiil
lent lor fi:.'
have W ithin
t-ey
year.
Hundreds of responsible fanr.r-rs
vvould willingly at:d ch'-erfiilly j-ar-ehar.e
w ititersai't'iies cf irroccries, Ve.,
iii iiiiis f.om ?lti. to i'' o each, an i
l.av le'al intcre.-t lVom date, prov; i. d
thev could i:;:e a vear tJ t';:v it ia
i .-
sati.-fa.ctoi ily stciiii:; tl.e aiu-.u
by mort .'ape on their farms wo
f...ur or ten times tl.e amount wan:
' ''" --10 eertaiu'.y and i.bm;d.m-e
feet: l ity oil Teil, nr.: a e. oai.t
cntertaine !. Ai.etli'.." tea?oti
certainly hi'vxs us rail., ah:
crops, a retarnir. nt:-i i.e-.v e
tin:., aeimlss...!!. li iliiie improv.
a :i i.e
t..'i-.t
iii'iaiil
and a rert'jia'.i'oii
t.ce.
Take Care of 7aur Eyes.
fine of tl.e mo.-t etaim-nt A met
can
divines, who has for s';:t..' tin:-.1 b . a
coaipe'iiLd t o 1'arego the plcos-ai'L' ol
'.ca-i;::,r. has sjient -otue ih lUsamis e.
liollars in vain, and los' years 1 1' time,
in Cot.-; ou--vo of g' '.::i.' up several
hours before day. t.ii-l sladv inp by ::r-
t.li- ;;i! liri.t. ll.s lyes v. ..1
will.
Multitude8 of men r. ti I w"
:';cii is wi ok :'t li.e. ;.y ;,
t.-e uf i". esijht iu r.... i..i'
.ever .e:
! I'liinir line sew :.;.
la view
these thin:."-, it will be Well 13 fi':-- rv
the fei'Iowiii'; rules the u. uf th-
t j e-S :
Av
oil
i1)
i ;en
if'SS.
Ciiani'1: net oca
li:
it
id dill
A ever to rer
or
r several luiimtes
a i kin-ss into a i.ri
r ti
:.g :roi
r ' ;
Neve-' ;. ; i - to. i
or ir.
::.;;. r on a very
Never re a 1 or s
clot, ty ;:;)'.
w dire. '.ly in fciLt
.low. ur door.
i, ,
o! t!:e iiu
v.
h is b. sti
ohave
!l'':t fill from
above ol ii.oiely, over the h i'tsiioulder.
Never sit- p to that, on the li.-.-:
awakening the eye shall open ca the
li'ht of a window.
'I'o not n-e tl.e eye?Lht by IL-ht co
scant that it reijuires an iflcrt to ilia
criiitinate. The moment you are instinctively
tirt'd to rub the eyes, that mjinei.t
cease B-in-j them.
If the eyelids r.rc dar-l to-r-Mher on
wnkitij; tiji. do not fe.cii.ly ope'i them:
but s'pply the saliva '.villi the f.ng-er--it
is the speediest, diiataiit ia the
world : then wash votir eve- and face
ia warm waic-iv
OF HlZAMi;.
-li.u
Jiiii.NA:.
!r. Herschi: V. .1 !.:: i.'s
shewn up by l.!s Ivni.ieratic
soi'ii what to Iii- .'i-io'vai.ti.e.'.
published ixti.'uts fr.,m bis .-j-t
writii.'L-s, in vtliiih li.- Wu.- f.r i i.
1. 1 t eaciiis
W. h.t.ly
o- he- ana
ui jh Iretii
a-Ivocarittg the p 'j alar 5' vreijiit
triues. We have sten no alla-i' n t--structs
ia th" I'otuhis i-iters.
th is"
It i-
ltiatiifi.-tly th'.ttght by th.m to be wi-e t .
"let the ilead past bury its dead." Hut
now we ba"c a tre-h eluif-e .'..in-t le.'V
a-t Ii
o'l'l.ev brim- a ebarere aQvint-t John C.
r.,...lin.l ...efl.i.e-.l, -111, ,.l. -t V.w
ciitVmtn. who is upon tie-ticket won
St.-j hen A I'oirjas as boartr of thi i.
broad seal ? Mr. lb rschi 1 Y. .I "hn.-"i:,
who, a few years since, ran for Gciv rii r
i n the secissi. n ticket, and n;y friend
Ilu-yell Cobb had to go down to Georgia ; i
y tU; ru;M1 ilvUt j
th(1 ai j;,,,,,-,.,., anj rjl,;, tii-emein-t.
Ilerse ael Y. Johnson. In th sc-"sd j-ost
of honor in their national affection . And
how did 11. Y. J'.hn-u g-t 'jp"o the
lon -his t'mk.t for A ice l'ti-t im! t t ti e
T'uiic 1 Stale- ? Was he tv'ila-ly m.-i.!-
Hi!'
';:
I . iY bovs av. '.ta.-y cm. -..i-
The Cariesrion of a Democrit
A i ' -v. r correspondent of the Mil
a 1.. .- Stxrivi:!. wri' -s of an jnd
a' en the liad-oi. l.ivcr l'ail lioa'l
i v hieh he was partly a participant,
,t; old m :i set by his tide, and, final
a 'Ll: him, the Milwaukcau
.ii'i :
Sir yo-i sr-r-m to Lavo travelej ft
r; ot livti:ct-':''
" Yes, ,e two thot-ancl miles."
"Ait. indeed: what rart of tho
W
v
tr.is, YiseoI:s:n.',
'Th. u ou can or press an cpinloq
as to ti e result of th" I'reoitfential
eat.vr.-s iu tho-e States?''
"No. ! can t. 1 might Lave done st
'....'oi 1 hf; home, but now I have got
' a 1: 1 confess, 1 don't know anvthiujf
..1 "ti:.' '
"!'i'.'t vou f.1,1 the sciitimctt Tery
- e- - I 'i ei-.i
Ye- .-. i.timent. indeed, rajher
thin sti..-.-. 'i'he ltej.ublieai:3 cialist
-.'..;lme-.t, they are a sentiujca
tal .-I."
S 1: r I was more anjusctl than
at.rp. i-e !. he iitinued :
S.c li ere. I'l! ti,li you. I sm sixljf
years f.Id, I have raised a family of
foi-r i and raised them all in tha
ur'.h o I leiii icratic fail!:, fifteen
;. . iis i n.y hoy Jed, a went to Uli
l.ols. an 1 voted tiie I'eiuocratic ticket
r' L'u'.ai !y. 1 did well with John anil
:..-.; 1 Liu ;toek his farm and pay off
his .;!.)r';i.-o, lie was a smart boy
as .bd.n. Vei! sir, when that de
Late b.-'.ween I'otiplus and Lincoln
was r:;ei!i' in Illinois. John got ft
tTutch-t in his head and Lecair.e ft
ll publican. It was a hard Llow for
me. 1 tell yon. Will. I'hil $rrev op
and I s : him nji in Ies Moines,
bt.itgi.t hi::: a i-uurU-r section aud tt14
him : ) t married. I'hil did vW,
but th-' tir.-t thirp I heard he was a
Ib t.'.ii.iiean. and theycunj scamp tri
l i lo convert me" by writing Ion- let
ters al out th? Kiicsaj muss, Vc, I
taih' ! pretty sharp to both of them,
but th'.y lota voted fur Freetnont in
spile of :::'. Hut there was IJogep
at:- I'-ti heme ye:, and I felt sura
th -y w-.-aid never de-ert the faith of
:'... .: :".::. tr. I l.'.iger up ia Iowa,
' o.lot ie of his brother, wi;h a faint
hope lie might reclaim him. And l)aa
went i 11 to Rock county, Wisconsin
at, i a y, or "-- I fuund out sir, that
V,2- r was publlsliitig a Itepubdican,
p-p r. end Ian was makint speeches
for a lb u dieau Uoveruar in Wiscaa.
siti. 1: i.eailv broke mv heart, Lnt
what t.iill 1 do? The boy3 said
they .!,-,v saw- the error cf toting fop
Jt'ic'i-iitar. Weil. ??r. a fcw ntontha
t'-r ' ' "iy mind to go West
r tl. !l..,t tii.,0 in mv life,
a h,.:t thia.-a. 1 di4! po Vest,
) s.
ton
1 -
J to bear l-onr-Ias makfi
a speech while 1 was awav iVora home.
i'o i may not believe it, sir, but I'nj
e.e.tl:
i.o ae r.ow and 1 dou t know
; r 1 a::i a Democrat or a Kepuh.
An?cd:t5 of Etephea Girari
11 Hi.-nrd liil a favorite clerk,
ir.-l healw-iys "be- intended to do
v. l! by I'e-i Lijipiticot!."' So wheij
!e:i cr .t to be tv.cntv-one, he exneo
t o l:e :r the ''(biveriior'' sav sowe-
li.i"- of
iiure t.rospccts, and
"eil.aps iei.d a helping hand in start
imr h::a in the wotll. Hut the old
inx ciirel'.iliy avoio'ed the suljcct,
!5-':t mastered courage, "i suppose I
am i.e'.v f...e, sir." said he. "and J
li.ou.'ht I would say something to
vi.;-. us to my course. What Uo yon
thi.ik I had better do?" "Yes, yes, J
: htiow you are," said the old tni'lliea
' are. "and my advice is that you g(
and 1 arn :':? cooper's trade."
Thi- rt; 'plication of ice nearly fro?)
Ken i.ui. iut recovering his equilibri
um. L" fai 1 if .Mr. tilrard was ia car
itest.heweuid do.-o. "lam ia earnest;"
and H ti f r;hwi:!i sought the Lpst
cooper in Sprir.' Uardea, liecame an
ttppreutle , and ia duo timo ccu!4
make as lmi.! a barrel as the Lest,
lie atit.oua.-ed to old Stejthen that ha
had g.-adaated, and was ready to set
up in business. The old man seemed
gratiil an I iaimcdiately ordcre.J
three e !' ihe best barrels he conld turr.
ot:;. H mi did his prettiest, and vkctiU
e l thttt: tip to the old tnan's cotictinj
room. Old tjirard prononneeu thei-j,
llrs; rate. iiru demanded the price,
"(ne dvdl ir," said I'-ti, "is as lew a
I can live by." Chcai cnouU
make cut your bill. '
The bid was mrlc- oct, ar.d r.I J
Steve seitlcd it with a ehe-k for
.-jii.oii.i, which he accompanied wit'i
' this little moral to the s:
irv : "I hore.
- taS.U liliil, UI.il HIVCM U la --e 'm-l
ilde manu r. and if you are unfor.
lunate
ood t:
Ul;
d lose it, you will havo ft
!' to fall b;.-K l'.otl. Wlll'jii
will uffjr 1 you a jroo .1 living.
c Thi I'aJglas win of the D.-nocri,
oy ot Marylaal assccibled at Haitirncra,
00 ,hc i;-b iit , and appointed a full set
' 11 ist, a t!,--r,irc T.s. Icire.r i.t vd.-nil. f.f
no ceii-proniiso, wba'etcr w.iti the Ilreck.
inri,.gi
a 1 l.-t.
B.-i'cl.ii. C "1. Maaisby, iu tii
to the Ce&veu'ion, duuug vt pro
gress, sail tL.it "MaryUnd ii a bci-def
sij'i, and ix-j it.',':-.i if ii d-.tint ihi dd
A.ii uf in '' t'hait thai down, acj
coaipire b ue. biter ib: -oa of N'oTernt;!
n xt. We vet-turti the prediction that th
galiaut Co! will hivD great re.:i (j
ct.S-; i t .S C2 -3 sui eel