LEWI
BURG
CHRONICLE
II. C. HICKOK, Editor.
O. N. WORDEN, Printer.
LEWISBURG, UNION COUNTY, PENN., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1853.
VOLUME X.N0.28.
LEWISBUItft CURONICLP:! Charter of the Lewlsburg Savings IasUtution.
Af I VItl-ElEXT FAM1LT JOI I5AI.
t$ucd on FHlDiY mornings at Lewixburg,
Vn'wn county, Pennsylranic
TKR If.. $1.40 pt-w year, for tah tu,.1v .n dTne
SI..1, if paid rit'i.a thrwe utaolh; $i.ii ii witiiiii a
jvr ; $ V0 njt P-ui bftre the year t-iirt ; cent fur
niitl a)i )Mr. SaU-MTipUoa for si mouths ur le, to
b nm4 in ajf&ae. lifcrutinun-fl optioual with Um
Pa'iitT,Mirt when the year i imM up.
AarumcKKYTS hxn lnoiaVly inttJ at W cent per
Xare, one we.k, tl four weeks. $6 a year: two Aqnant,
$t for wis mmthx, $7 fur a year. Mercantile adverUxe-b-qU,
xwJiiw nam fourth of a euluatn, $10 a year.
J )B WtKK an I casual aivertuetneaU to be paid for
h Q haa Ifd in or di'lirered.
Cmutit'4u3i oolidUMl oaall nubjectaof general inte
rest aul within the rane ol party or eectiinan contest.
SECTION 1. Beit enacted by tlie Senate and House of Re
presentative of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania in General
Assemhfy met and it is hereby enacted by tlie authority of the
sam; That William Cameron, G. F. Miller, John Walla,
William Frick, Peter Beaver, John Houghton, Alexander
Amnions, Thomas Hayes, James S. Marsh, Eli Slifer, Jona
than Nesbit, Alexander M'Clure, John Gundy, William F.
Packer, David llcber, George Sohnable, John 1$. Packer and
every other person hereafter becoming members, are hereby
iuZmZX'r:n. ereuted int0 ouo bod Puliti & corporate in deed and ia
law by the name, style, and title of "The Lewisbcbo Sav
ings Institution," and by that name shall be able to sue
and be sued in all courts and tribunals, and to purchase, havt
and hold laud, tenements, hereditaments, rants, goods, chat
tels and effects of whatsoever nature or kind, and the same
at any time to sell, grant, and dispose of, and to make, exe
cute and deliver all proper and legal conveyances and assur
ances, and to receive the same, and also to make, have and
use a common seal, establish and put in execution all such
by-laws, ordinances aud regulations as may be necessary and
fit to subserve the iuterests of the Institution, not being con
trary to the Constitution and laws of this Commonwealth or
of the Uuited States : Provided, That the clear yearly value
of the real estate so held shall not exceed the sum of two
thousand dollars, except such as shall have been bona fide
mortgaged to the said Institution by way of security or con
veyed iu satisfaction of debts contracted in the course of its
dealing".
Suction 2. That the business of said Institution shall be
to receive moneys on deposit, at such rates of interest as may
be agreed upou : Provided, That the said Institution shall
not in any case or for any purpose issue its own bills iu the
manner of bank notes for circulation as money.
Section 3. That fur the security of the depositors of the
said Institution, it shall be the duty of the persons named in
the first section aud such others as may become members of
the Institution, to raise and pay ia a capital of not less than
Twenty or more than One Hundred Thousand Dollars, in
shares of Fifty Dollars each, whieh capital shall at all times
be liable to the depositors fur the amount of their deposits,
and the interest accruing thereon, the shares to be transfera
ble on the books of the institution in such manner as may
be designated by the laws of said institution.
Section 4. That th said corporation shall be authorized
to invest its fuuds in public stocks of this State or of the
Uuited States in real securities or in the discount of notes of
personal securities : Provided, That the rate of discount at
which loans may be made by the said institution shall not
exceed one-half of one per centum for thirty days.
Section 5. That the business of said institution shall be
managed and conducted by seven directors, to be chosen iu
the manner hereinafter mentioned, five of whom shall form ,
a quorum to do busiuess. They shall choose from ttieir u u
number a President and appoint a Treasurer, and such other
relating etrluiv.lv to the t&litonal Mcpartment. to lie de
r.Hrtd t llsiar C Hiokok. K-., EiLUir aud taoaa oo
bttin- to . N. Wo-trie.. Publisher.
OFFICE in Beaver's new block on Market
Square, north side. 2j stnrv. left hand door.
O. N. WORPEX. Proprietor.
Oof reaionUeaco of the Lewlsburg Chronirle. j
Hudson, O., Oct. 17, 1853.
In my last, I promised to say something
rif the Ohio State Fair, which was held at
Dayton City on the 21st, 22d and 23d ult
being the fourth annual State Fair held in
Ohio. The weather was favorable aud the
attendance very large. As I was not pres
ent, I will have to rely upon the reports of
others. Mr. Gtfst, the Recording Secretary,
made a few rcmarks,in which he stated that
the " cash receipts of the Fair amouuted
to $14,000, aud that iu this respect the
State Hoard of Agriculture had been well j
pustaiued." Mr. Gost then adverted to j
the meagre display iu the Mechanical, j
Manufacturing aud Domestic departments j
of the exhibition, aud prououuecd the j
lucagrencss a " disgrace to the Miami j
country." The people in the immediate i
vicinity of the Fair were strangely neglect- I
ful of iu interests. The Dayton Mcc-han- !
ies were too fearful of Ciiieiuuati conipe- '
tition to make an effort, and the consc- j
quenee was the mtguifioeut display of f
empty boxes, j
The Stock department was equal to any j
farmer State Fair, and the attendance of ;
. people was larger than was expected. j
The Cleveland 11 rail says : " In the
absence of Senator Pearce, Maryland, the '
Board called upon Geo. Wright, of Indiana, !
to fill the vacancy. Well did he do it. !
Geo. W. is a pleasant, ready speaker, and 1
Lis extempore address, of about an hour, :
was listeued to with interest by a all who j
could stand in hearing distance. The ad- ;
dress was plain aud practical, and eminent
ly adapted to the occasion."
The premiums consisted of 152 silver
goblets, 64 silver pitchers, 125 silver med
als, two of gold, $50 each, and 75 of bronze,
which were awarded to the respective suc
cessful competitors. The next State Fair
will be held at Zanesville.
o(5eers as may be necessary or ex ptdicnt, and tbe tEte of
aid institutioD shall be in the borough of Lcwisburg.
Section G. That the President and Directors shall declare
dividends f profits of said institulioa as often as they may
deem proper, and a depositor shall have the right of with
drawing his deposits at any time if not exceeding twenty
dollars on ten days' notice ; if above that sum and not ex
ceeding forty dollars on thirty days' notice, and if above tbat
sum, on three months' notice.
Section 7. That the stockholders of the said Savings
Institution shall lie individually liable for the dibts of the tame,
which liability shall be enforced in the niauner provided for
the enforcing the individual liability of stockholders of banks
by the act of the sixteenth day of April, Auno Doniiui ono
thousand eight hundred and fifty, entitled " Au Act regula
ting banks," and any officer or agcut of said Savings Insti
tution who shall embezzle or appropriate to his own use,
without authority, any of the fuuds of said institution shall
be deemed guilty of a Misdemeanor, and on conviction
thereof shall be fined in any sum not less than the amount
so embezzled or appropriated, and shall be imprisoned in the
Union county prison for any period not less than six months
nor more than two years, at the discretion of the Court.
Section 8. That the Treasurer shall give bond to the
President and Directors of the Institution in a sum not less
than live thousaud dollars, with two or more sureties condi
tioned for the faithful performance of all the duties enjoined
on him. He shall be the receiver of all moneys of the Iustitu.
tion, aud shall disburse and pay the same under such rules as
may be established by the President and Directors, and may
be removed at the pleasure of the said President and Direc
tors. Section 9. That there shall be a meeting of the mem
bers of the Lcwisburg Savings Institution on such day iu the
month of J unc next, at sueh place as a majority of the persons
named in this act shall appoint, for the purpose of subscribing
stock aud for electing from among the members seven Direc
tors to manage the affairs of the said institution for twelve
months thereafter, and until a new election shall take place
and in said first election each stockholder shall be entitled to
one voto for each share of stock subscribed by him. All
future elections shall be held in such manner and at such
times as the by-laws shall provide.
Section 10. That the President or Treasurer shall make
a statement annually of the affairs of the said institution on
oath or affirmation to the Auditor General, to be laid by him
before the Legislature.
Section 11. That this institution shall continue for fif
teen j ear j, and no longer,except so far as may be necessary to
close its business ; aud the Legislature may at any time alter
or revoke the privileges hereby granted.
W. P. ScHEI.L,
Speaker of the House of Representative.
Tuo. Carson,
Sjteakcr if the Senate.
AppiuTcd ilio twentieth Joy of April, Anno Domini one
thousand eight hundred and fifty-three. WI. BlGLEB.
Hen and Women Boarders.
There's no calculating the difference be
tween men and women boarders. Here's
Tub Credulity of Women and hasty The St. Johns New Brunswickcr of the
Mahiiiaies. A heartless villain was re-: ISth, has a report that a federal union of
from 19 iUw 1M.
A Rushing Melody.
tbi nam or rtiut a tai ruiw o uimc
8 ffsr aa I fan rcaaon down
To eonplex ' Kaotera quMlirn
A Turkey, done einaediu g brown.
Would autt tiie l'r' digMliou.
B truMxi H uiuaa with bayoueta Brat,
And peppered well with powder ;
Then, ulieed out InUi province.
Twill make n tainoua chowder.
Poor Turkey mn not bear n yoko,"
Tbougli TurkeydE bear pulteU;
Nor can tbe Sultan fee tbe joke
Of niakiuR Au rygs bullet."
Tltoueb be nan got a hundred wivea,
Me dally he 11 oil Delia:"
And Oalatft la the kiudof gal"
lie would'nt part to amve )om.
TbouKb M men ahake off " the RnaaUa wile.
Still, Men-Mhi-kor ia great, gjr
And larlaD-"erl" are crooked Bailee,
AlllmuKb th-y call Uiem alraU," Sir.
The Sultan in bis Harem aita,
Wbie thiure ro "heroin acarum.
Ue get UMultin' sewagea.
And ean not cbooMe, but " bear 'em.
The Turk appeal to God and trutb.
But aulTer ne'ertheleM be;
for tioKTacuAttofr, lienide tbe Prttth,
At Jay give him Jeeeey.
With Uortacha-- k..ll," and Mewebi-" koff,
II it breaet baa got n atuffin.
And if he ean not ahake thent oft
Theae 'congb" will nail taU coma.
The Czar ia elad In roetly furs,
From Vaebka ami Yakaka;
While Turkey's aou defence from "ken"
I - KrjMcnta Au Parna.
Tlie Sultan to Ibe Prophet prays
No profit come a near h.m ;
And though his -Porte" ia called ''Sublime,"
It haa not strength to cheer hint
lie pravs to Mecca, but be finds
The mecl.n"-n-am la ruitty ;
Ilia prayer call not unltck the gate,
Anl so the -Porte" ia crusty ;'
His Visi-r put tbi-ir "rison" dowb,
And will not fcce tlie tu-ale ;
Alas! tlie Eutlilul -Mussulmans
ilave ncithrr train nor "muscle."
l)U-uturbin" hands hi turban touch
Ilia hookah it ia "hooked," Sir;
And soon, before a Cossack flre,"
Will Turkey's goose be cooked. Sir?
Hi Uamelukra to "tnammy look, '
Nor are f r battle pressing;
Hi. 'Palias of a dosen taila"
Has talee" the most distressing.
His Dratroman can't "draga man"
To fiiftit, (the Turks aiu't stupV,)
His "i'nroe Owtrtf are impotent,
for Mors as eke fr copid.
There's not a man in hie Itivan,
In honors "au" will -die,'iir;
Before the spiral that 4 Bruin'Mirew,
The lurkey" auoo must "fly," Sir.
Though England promised men and saoo.
Ivy, now she goes for snacka," Sir,
Prrf.rrlng Turkey underdone,
T flglilitig with MiitX', Sir!
0:d Nick" may send his -serf." to 11,'bt
From Kostroma aod Kusarua,
While Louis in the "rc mux ftrfs,"
Js shooting "turkey"-buuaida.
Tbe Cossacks are a savage horde,
Uut Turk with Ihvai can ep ill ,
St- Petersburg obeys theword,
Not so Constantinople,
The Turks are cahed to daily prayer
Prom mineret and steeple.
So well informed thiy are, they're called
The constant S know " people.
The Sen of Marmora is small,
A sea-ton in the neck," Sir.
W hleb joins the European head
I'nto the Asian wreck, Sir,
The Turk. I fc-ar. must erosa it MOB,
To 'mar more" utter ruin,
And this is all I know about
The tempest that ia Bruin."
Tbe Turks gave shelter to Kossurn
Par till esteemed their soul are ;
May they ne'er know n "Hungary" da
Partitioned" aa the "P ilea' ' are.
llay Allah and tbe hnstian'a Ood
Confound vm-hnstian Csar,Sir
And may the M'rescent" moon be girt
With bright 1U..I-.. esesw, Kir. If
Increase of Apicultnral Fain.
The increase of agricultural lairs, '
I Whole Number, 496.
A Great Fire I Dutcny Ate id.
Is raging in the woods near Detroit, ! An old, plain-looking and plain-spoken
Michigan. Some 10,000 acres are on fire j Dutch farmer, from the vicinity of the
within a mile of that city. Much distruc- Hcldcrburg, in pursuit of dinner, the other
tion of property in houses, barns, 4e., has day, dropped in at the Excelsior Dining
resulted, and Detroit is so full of smoke
tbat tbe light is greatly obscured.
Saloon, in Nassau street. Taking a teat
alongside of a dandy-lassimo sort of a fel-
The Detroit papers state that the fire in 'low all perfume, inoustachois and shirt
the woods in that vicinity still contiues to J collar our honest Mynheer ordered np hi
iucrease, and that it will not be likely to dinner.
go down till a severe rain. Many thou- i ' What will it be, sir?' asks white apron.
sand acres have been burnt over, and it i ' You got goot corned betf, hey ?' says
would be safe to say that hundreds of Dutcby.
acres, within 20 miles of Detroit, are burn- 'e ''
ing to day. ' 'ou got sourkrour, too, hey V
The houses, and many barns and other 'Oh, ves !'
outbuildings have been consumed ; aul Veil, gif me some both" says Mjn-
huudreds of tons of bay iu stacks ; an ini- j
cently arrested in Camden, on a charge of; the British Xorth American Provinces is : thrmit-hnnt i ho sm,mse ;. ,, J , Lcasts of that ?git,- Vpoo oue occasiuu
Mr. Jones been in my house these six j bigamy. It appears that some tiiae since contemplated, and that measures for com-' favorable si"ns of the' day American I ' cncaulPc uPon ,"5 Columbia river,
months, and uo more trouble to me than he became a boarder in a respectable house ' pleting the union will be submitted to the ' farn,:n :a ?nf 11. :p ,.: ' , ,1 he awoke during tbe night.and impelled by
The Summit County Fair was held at my grey kitten. If his bed is shook up in that city, aud soon after proposed mar- Colonies at no ury distant day. It s ' Great Britain so that whatsoever tends to cu"0li,i' Vlslte camp of hostile Iudians,
Aaron, on ine im auu loiu nisi. vuu- vnce a wees, aim ins coat, cravais, love nage to a uauguier 01 me iauy wuo aein auueu, also, mas juoru jjigiu s Visit to elevatc Jt j3 a public benefit and h IJ; mc rij mu jirujijuu i su uai
siderable display was made, and a great . letters, cigars aud patent leather boots left the establishment. The offer was accept-; England is connected with the movement
' ta ArifiiipnrAil Itt all rrrm nititinna 111
.ec was proposed as the seat of gov-! tcst lenefactor of bis kind, it has been ar0'md lmS1 U
ent ; each Colony was to retain its lo- 8aiJ b Le who ,eacLe8 Uo UaJc8 of ; the center near the fire helped himself to
.egislature, but the Colonial parlia- to row wliprfl Dne . awn ppe, and when the Ina.ans awoke was
at another ment was to be composed of the members xhfi b he cmulation tb excite , found quietly regalin
able daugh- of each Province, to meet at Quebec, and 4m fdt teud ditcet to cnL-; of host.le tobacco t
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tnany availed themselves of the half-price uudisturbed iu the middle of the fljor, he led, and the marriage took place on the . Quebec
fare on the Railroad, to attend. The la- is contented as a pedagogue in vacation 13th. A few days after he disappeared, eminent
dies, criu 8 r'an perf rmance was decide Jly time. Take a woman to board, and ( if it ' and it was subsequently discovered that he cat Legis
the most attractive feature of the exhibition is perfectly convenient) rlie would like to had plaved the same game at another
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pretty girls and fast horses received the , have drapery instead of drop-curtains : j house, aud married the cstima
applause. ' she'd like the wiudows altered to open at ter of a highly respectable widow. Both pnss laws for the general guidance of the ! Jhev are to agriculturalists what an ex- j warr'or8 tu' of coolness, that
Wm. B. Bradbcbt, the celebrated com' the top, aud a wardrobe for her flounced alliances were effected within less than a Confederation. It is also suggested that chaDr;e is to the merchants Everv novel- ! s"-00" ""u ',3r tue nallt' lu:-de hnu a
poser, ot ew lorK, is noiaing nmsiuai uresses, aua a lew nans ana anotlicr sbelt in , moutn. lue rogue was arresiea, anu a iceroy will proDaoiy De apjtointca to i t tt nroduced discunsed and :.a ; present oi tue pipe, auu bcu. uim u aieijr
hecr.
Off starts while apron on a keen jump,
and presently returns with tbe desired fod
der. The sourkrout was smoking hot, and
sent forth its peculiar flavor, evidently
satisfactory to Mynheer's nasal organ, and
eiVe vena to that of our dandy friend, who
after the dish bad been deposited on the
table, and Mynheer was about commencing
an attack on it, exclairte 1 :
' I a say, nay friend a are jou
going to eat that stuff?'
Mynheer turned slowly around, and
looking at his interrogater with evident
astonishment, says he,
Eit it ? Vy, of course I eats it
Well,' says daudr, I a would AS
itf devour a plate of gnano!'
Ah, well,' replied Mynheer, pitching
into the sourkrout with an evident relish,
'u( d'jfiids allvjedder on koto von tea
broii-jhl up V
A dispatch to the X. T. Times, states
that au important order, to carry into ef
fect the British scheme for the Cuban ap
prenticeship system and emancipation, baa
beeu in the hands of Captain General Ca
nedo for some time, but that fearing it
would produue excitement, he took the re
sponsibility of withholding it, except from
a few wealthy planters, to whom it was
communicated confidentially. There ia not
a shadow of doubt that these arrangements
for the Africanization are thoroughly com
pleted, and that the planters in the secret,
confilcntly expect an ample supply of ap
prentices from Africa, by Britisu vesacd
before Spriug.
Another illustration of British cupidi
ty and hypocrisy
Col. Fremont, as we learn from the St.
Louis Inlclligeucer, has sufficiently recov
ered his health to feel justified in starting
out to rejoiu Lis company, and renew his
proposed trip across the plains. lie was
expected to start on the 15th instant, and
would be accompanied by Dr. Ebers, of St.
Louis, who has been engaged to make the
trip as physician to the expedition.
The Washington Star states that there
t r . - t l i
f. . , .. , . i. erfare UOW aurvitiui; awu ivuiwvu uuuureu
ound quietly regaling himself with a whiff i . . e. ....
i c o 1. .... w , ... nai.Li.innM 1 1 if li i.t.. a
ij - , , - . rCVVIUUUUSii iiviimvui.', ei. v. otuvus .IV
Srt nitnni.hpt( Virp tln i '
regularly drawing
mense quantity of wood piled where it was
cut; miles of fence, with a large amount
of other property, have been lost Tbe
largest loss of personal property, is in cord
wood aud hay.
The Yale Democrat of the 10th inst.,
says : t he nre is approacning very near
the boundaries, and may be expected to
come within the city limits. The smoke.
to day, is much worse than on any former
day. At seven this morning, a person
standing at the outside of the footwalk,
could not see the buildings across the walk,
so dense was the fog aud smoke. And now,
at two o'clock, the clearest time during the
day, one can see but few rods.
A telegraphic dispatch of the 22d says :
The fires ia the woods and marshes con
tinue to rage without cessation. Families
are coming into the city hourly, having
been burnt out of their farms.
Death of David Stuart. The De
troit papers auuouncc the death of this
hardy traveller, in the 88th year of Lis
age. He was one of the principal agents
of the late John Jacob Ator, iu his cele
brated expedition to the mouth of the
Columbia river. We remember to have
seen Mr. Stuart in our boyhood, on many
occasions, and we have heard from bis own
lips many stories of " moving accidents by
field and flood," to which we iueliued as
intently as the fair Desdemona did to the
jnarative of the swarth Othello. The De
jtroit Advertiser, in a short biographical
notice, says many anecdotes have passed
i from mouth to mouth around the camp
J fires of the trapper, and hunters upon the
'western frontier, of their hair beadth esj
i capes aud despeoate rent-outers between
the deceased and the wild men and wild
will no doubt bo adequately punished, preside over tb.3 united Colouius, with : merits decided upon
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ajui, auitrij, uuuei uiu iiui.uu.av.Aiiivj.-', sue , wiiuui tue imperial uruvcruiueui. win muuc
young ladies acted with great haste and hold correspondence. Each Colony will
imprudence. They must have been sadly choose its own Governor.
credulous, or the bigamist must have beeu
conventions in this State, by rerpc.-t of her closet, aud a bench to put her feet on,
Pastors aud Choir leaders, for tlie pur- and a little rocking-chair, and a big look
pose of improving and giving a higher tone j icg-glass; would like breakfast about ten
to Church music. His first convention was ; minutes later than your usual hour; tea ten
held in Ravenna, Portage county, and was ; minutes earlier; and the gong which shocks
composed principally of Choir leaders from her nervc3 so, altogether dispensed with. ! peculiarly attractive and persuasive. Such
different parts of the State. In addition : She cau't drink coffee, because it's too cx- j hasty marriages, aud with Btrangers, are j
to native genius, and indefatigable indus- j hilerating ; broma is too iusipid, and choc-; always attended with peril. In the first j
try and profound musical attainments, Mr. : olate too heavy. She don't fancy cocoa. ! place, it is difficult to imagine how a per- i
ii. possesses, in an cuiiucur acgrec, tuat , "j-iiigusn Drcaiiast tea is tbe only bever-! maneut attaeuuicnt can De lormeu in so cm of Sir jojjo ,-,; uaTe bcen digCov
pcculiar tact and electrifying enthusiasm, age which agrees with her delicate spinster ! short a time, and in the second, a week or i ercJ . but commander M'Clurc in a let-
wnicn are waispensaoie in teacuiug. a , organiration. bhc can t digest a roast or a iort-nignt is Dy no meim nuu.i-.euu , j j. of jjercv Bariim's Is-
a fried fish; can possibly pick out an discover the character of a stranger, or to annwlDCC8 L;s Bucee.s
egg, if it were boiled with ono eyo on the test his sincerity. Mothers as we.l . in accomplislliug that which has M iong
watch. Pastry bhe never cats unless she daughters should be admonished. A gen-. . ,. nTnU. ftmU. vnriTIl
i e i . i .i i I i - a: . .. . : J r r
Knows irom wuai dairy tne nutter came teet exterior ami a uiopaut touguo um UUl , 'ESTt.K!, Passage
which enters into its composition. Every tlie best essentials lor matrimouiai liio.
article of food prepared with butter, salt,
The Nobtii West Passage. Impor
tant despatches Lave been received by the ' had, instead of exhibiting them at these
Enslish Admiralitr. from Commander
M'Clure, who suiled in December, 1819,
ia searth of Sir John Franklin. Ho tra-
: back to his comrades, among whom was his
Consider what these fairs have done for i v ' , J , . , , , A
il.- l.-u-i r o.lo l A .l,o. omc alarmed lor nis saie.y, ana reaay io
uw o.i.v v. ..u4 uo.vo mm.
ntf.la TTtlia 1.ive cnietol nAt et.lunT vcli.
c . isixi s . i a- i' i His reply was, "there is no fear of au In
first ininnrtoil thr twol Mtnok frum nrirnati. I J '
the
correspondent of the Ohio Observer, in
speaking of him says, " It is worth ten
fold the cost of attending the convention
to hear Bradbiby read hymns." F.
A little girl, who has seen the grapes
ripen only three times, was riding a short
time since, through the Valley of the Mo
hawk, in company with her parents, on
the Central Road. Af cr gazing for a long
time out at the window, at the foliage, and
Etrcams, and flowers constantly passing
before her eyes, she turned to her father
and said, "Pa, when are we going to get
out of the garden ?" Many a poet has
striven bard to pay Nature so beautiful a
compliment. Buffila Express.
Azariah Boody, Member of Congress
elect from the Monroe district of X. York,
Las resigufjl his seat He is induced to
take this step because of the extensive
railroad contracts into which lie has entered
and which he will be unable, as he had
hoped, to close before the meeting of Con
gress. A successor will be elected in Xo
cmber. The thoughtless mother, who hourly
yields to the requests, " Mamma, tie my
apron," Mamma, tie my 6hoc," and the
like,cannot be persuaded that each of theso
concessions is detrimental; but the wiser
spectator sees, tbat if this policy be long
pursued, and be extended to other thiugg,
it will end in hopeless dependence.
cover bim with rebukes for his rashness.
dian if you have no fear of him."
fairs kept them secluded always on the Musicai. Festival. A Musical Con-'
farm, how little comparitively would have j Teution is announced to take place at Har-
Tbe Tavern Keepen in Philadelphia
pepper, mustard, vinegar or oil; bread
that is made with yeast, soda, milk, or
salcratus, she decidedly rejects. She is
constantly washing out little duds of laces,
col!ars,handkerchicfs,chimisetts,aud stock -iugs,
which she festoons up to the front
windows to dry ; giving passers-by the
impression that your house is occupied by
a blanch issetife ; then jerks the bell wire
for an hour or more for relays of hot
smoothing irons, to put the finishing
stroke to her operations. She is often af
flicted with interesting little colds and
influenzas requiring the immediate con
solation of a dose of hot lemonade or
ginger tea; choosing her time for these com- j
" Uncle Tom's Cabin " has become
almost world-wide in its currency and
fanio. Hardly less than Oue Million cop
ies of -it have been priutcd in various
countries, and the work of translation and
been the good affected. The breed of cat- J rjsburg, during tbe second week iu Noveni
tle on that particular estate, and on one or ; vcxL Several eminent professors and
two neighboring ones, would have been ixx- j vocalists from Boston are expected to be
proved, but the great body of agricultural- rrescrjt. The object of the Convention
ists would have remained entirely ignorant t0 t0 use more general taste
of the advantages of a superior stock of for mU!i;c among the people of the iuterior
animals. The difference between Italian 'f ., state, to dissemiuate information I menced poking them with his rattan, ex
ile is going home j farming, where no improvements have ' wjtu reCnrd to the most approved methods 1 claiming, "1 'ope you don't nail them
by Baffin's bay, having actually sailed j been toadc for centuries, and tbe modern 0f acquiring musical knowledge aud skill, large happles; they ain t alf as large as
round the American coutincnt through the scientific farming of Great Britain, is to ' -n& direct the attention of our interior i we 'ave them in Hold llenglund.'' " Ap-
their pay from
Treasury of the Uuited States.
The "oldest inhabitant" of Xorwich
Conn. Erastus Perkins, Esq. died in
that city on Tuesday, 13th inst, at the re
markably advanced age of one hundred
aud one years and eight months. The
memory of Mr. Perkius was very good,
even iu the last years of his life, and
reached baek in American history to the
times of the French war, terminating with
the conquest of Canada by the British and
Colonial force.
A New York paper tells of a market
woman who, last fall, was holding some
pumpkins iu her aprou, when a fresh-
caught cockney came along, and com-
i Arctic Ocean. Natives have been discov
ered farther north than ever were seen be
; fore, at Woollaston Sound, at Victoria
Land and Prince Albert's Laud. Copper,
! ,.f ttn mtniut fiitcorinrinr. arfia ffVtl.tirl in
multiplication to-day cocs on with unflag- j , , . '
' .'?.. . , lumps, aud ;he natives, who were very
friendly, were much amused at seeing the
sailors run to pick np the lumps of metal
with w hitch they edge thcirspears. Com-
. . . . i
ging energy. It is nigntiy piayeu at not j
less than half a dozen theatres, and attracts
crowded houses at the National in this
City, where it has been played exclusively
for a term longer than any distinct con
sciousness on our part that there was a
National Theater in this City. Songs
founded on its more affecting incidents arc
beginning to be sung at nearly every house,
and we expect yet to witness Uncle Tom
be attributed to the exchange of ideas population to the improvement of their
among the farmers of England, and the niusical taste. The convention will termi-
want of such an exchange among the far- ,,ate a a grand concert
mers of Italy. A few fairs would regener
ate the Italians,
Formerly, theso fairs were confined in
i. i IT. I
plaints when the kitchen fire has gone out j transMgurca in agranauanan opera per
and the servants are on a furlough. Oh ! ! t-Is with Mario as Uncle Tom, Ohm as
nobody knows, but those who've tried, how
immensely troublesome women are ! I'd
rather Lave a whole regiment of men boar
ders. All you have got to do is, to wind
them up in the morning with a powerful
cup of coffee, give them carte blauclie to
smoke, and a night key, and the work is
done. Fanny Ftm.
Eliza aud the latest successful debutante
as the gentle Eva. We hear that a Mr.
Hays, a painter inlndia, is preparing a
series of fifty pictures or scenes represent
ing the entire story from the first to the
last chapter. It is highly spoken of by
those who have seen it; but how compe
tent or how impartial it may be we have
mander M'Clure's vessels have wintered
iu the pack in 1850, and the succeeding
years, without receiving any injury. The
despatches will no doubt be published.
Violence ever defeats its own ends.
When you cannot drive, you can always
persuade. Few people will submit to
coercion. A gentlo word, a kind look, a
good naturcd smile can work wonders and
accomplish miracles. There is a secret
pride in every human heart that revolts at
tyranny. Yon may order and drive an
individual, but you cannot make him re
spect you. In the domestio circle, espec
ially, kind words aud looks are most essen
tial to connubial felicity. Children should
Broken Wind. Broken winded hor
ses, it has been said, may be entirely cur-
sn moving for de n real ly tbe next Lc. ! ed by causing them to drink lime water; If things were to bo doue twic, all
aiiUturc of the Sunday Liquvr law. i exclusively f jr a few days. 1 would be wbc.
no means of determining. It will in due never be spoken harshly to. It does them
season be exhibited. iV. Tribune.
. we.l r. e i. .1
no good, ii tney commit a lauir, tney
should be corrected for it in a mild but
firm manner, and the imprcteiou it make
en the wan u sure ti Prove ealuUiy.
The Tursish Ambassador at London was
at a public dinner, in company with some
l. e . i i ii,. e SelS.
the United States, principally to the neigh-, of tbe magnates oi tne uuu, our, oi coure,
borhood of lare cities. But now every h-xuk no wine. The President gave, as a . ' '
countv ia the State is establishing an a2ri-' toast, in compliment to his Excellency
cultural fair.
being quickened
erable ioc-trot fashion of tilling
o . 1 11
giving way under the stimulating influence Ambassador.
of these assemblages, to new and improved TJ TL .
" , ..in.. i "application Foa BA-K!.-The apphca-
uusthods, just as cocked hats, queues and ' . . , , , ,
, , . , , jr.u i. 1 tiona for new banks to be made to the
powdered heads of our grandfathers have ; uou ' ., - ,
P . .... 6 .. ... .'next Lcc stature of Pennsylvania, exceed
pies : them ain't apples : them is only huck
leberries,' exclaimed the womau.
One hundred youug men left Richmond,
Me., Monday, en rout for Kentucky.whtra
they intend to cut timber and build ve.
t. ., ..I,,irw,tsin an.l WW ! f
iSllS. llllS IS Uf1 lblli'li,ss e.
ne, siuew, and go-aheaditiveness of
I Maine mtchauies, it canuut but succeed.
M .re mechanics will follow soou. TLa
the Ohu
Farming consequently" is - The Sublime P.t and , -
:d to a new life. The ven- bassador." A waiter echoed it down the ;
fachion of tillin, the soil are table, "A supply of port for the Turkish MPP' "-; .
The Boston Post states that the poet
who attempted to plead a "political license'
for " verses of spirit," was iutormed by the
court that under the Maine law, he must
..r...litm the license in court. Poet bcin
a. r e.1 aT.WaT.W- e! 111 1 1 1 lAtW I 1, 1
in amount oi va,...., v--. ta show tne document, - gvo
unoonmripil tn the more sensible attire of
(
sn a
existing generations, ine old iogies in ! . about tnirteen and three quarter
agriculture are getting ashamed of them- j of doUote , Tli9) under the rues Cwlbridlj, (Md) Chronicle says an
selves. The most incredulous skeptics in form a ba3is for currcacT -"number of M V
.A.At:. frivminit rtfl ra.w-ul I. wast. flu nf tmtilth ' t J .!... a w.el
nCus. ; --b b '. t - f . j and bank cretJjU to tbe amount oi some ; dutks are jaiiy passing over tua. tv- v.
are moruiiuu wucu m agricuituriu iairB is
opened at their doors, and they see with
their own eyes, how far they are behind
the age.
Give ns agricultural fairs all over tho
fifty millions of dollars.
A Slioht Mistake. A Dutchman in
our office the other day, picked up a vol
ume of bound public documents, on the
i i :. 1.1'tokens a seven
viemuy, wiucu, it s-j-,
winter. jlijuij
Olp homes should be driven by old
people. Till you have the rheumatics
. . ... wn. i a m .
land. They will work miracles. nat ( back of which was stamped "ruo.wm- yourself, you cannot propeny jiapamj
tho spinning jenny has been to manufactu- Tifil I" said he, " what kinder pooks whh lLo spavins on othert.
rers, that agricultural fairs will yet to for ! well dep brint next AsU I lif, how is oo , L fco u cw M koB)'j,
fiimin-j carpPy'" ' . , -