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BY 0. N. WORDEN & J. R. CORNELIUS.
As I.vDrPEKDEXT Family axd News Journal.
YEAR XIII....WIIOLE NUMBER, 656.
LEWISBURG, UNION CO., PA., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 185G.
At $1,50 Fer Year, alwats ix Advance.
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A Plan to Hie Friuter' Art.
T T. . JIT11ICH.
The Southern Cross. Hie Northern Bur,
The trembling sisier Pleiades,
The many landed stars abore.
The ebb ami flow of purple ea.
The pulse of flowers that throh through earth,
The lovely season, chansin; place,
And all that God from chaos wroncht.
Are but the tools of Time and Space !
The Mind a wilier orbit has
Than Sun or Moon or Mara !
A Thought can grasp immensity.
And wring the seems from the siara !
Th- fcieaienis.aie slaves to Man,
lie links the hills, he spans the sea.
And he has mate ihr liclitning-fiend
A tame and servile Mercury.
II:s hand has taken shapeless ore,
And with a auntie skill designed
A little 'font of tyre" t bear
The impress of the deathless Vind !
Go form a pure eva,.rt' Tm-iiclii !
Let War's r--d coifalrns be furled!
Oi forth, and with :hv teacbmL'S hr- ak
The manm-les ihai bin. I the world !
On fonh with h-dv lips of Pea.-e!
Speak golden words ni (i..il and Death,
And. like the Go-d Samaritan,
Pour ! ii. n-the w-iin.ls of Faith
A nean i r in- ir r-er Art!
Tlie Iiihim" fira-n : lii- ready Pen!
Th h in I ' tt ': ' it." petr'ess cup
Of Kti.ivledge ! the I ps of men !
The Late Agricult ral Fair.
Political matters have so engrossed
our attention, and that of the public,
that we have recently omitted almo3t
entirely any reference to Agricultural
desirable that everything like a- race
course should be disallowed from the
beginning, when it 13 comparatively
easy to prevent" the evil.
In conclusion, we suggest to those
interests. Hereafter, we shall again dersirous oi giving a new impetus to
devote special attention to this most j our Agricultural Society, an informal
ramm ten Subscribers.
important Department.
The 4th Fair of our County Socie
ty, held at Mifflinburg the early part
of last month, was attended by a largo
concourse of people, especially on the
second day. But we regret to bo
compelled to testify, that the exhibi
tion was in no department superior
if it was the equal of cither of the
three Fairs preceding it. And it was
! a special and just subject of complaint,
! that many articles in competition did
j not reach the ground until the second
i day : thereby giving any who might
come the first day, the unfair advan
tage of going home and getting a
superior article if they had it, without
risk ; preventing Committees from
having ample time to examine and
determine the merits of the articles in
will close the Caiman, for which a I opportunity of inspecting the animal
number of onr subscribers had tlipir or article on cxhib.tion.wh-.ch .s after
names entered on our books. To all
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With this Xo. of the'CWwVfr,1
meeting at the offi -e of the Secretary,
say ou Tuesday of December Court,
for general consultation and such
action as may bo thought advisable.
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Corretpoudene Hi Lcwitburg Chronicle.
Montreal, L. C, July 23, 1S5G.
This city of 70,000 inhabitants lies on
the north bank of the St. Lawrence, just
below the mouth of the main channel of
the Ottawa river, on an island thirty miles
in extent.
It stretches along the river for a couple
of miles, and risen gradually some fifty or
sixty feet to the summit of a long ridge
parallel with tho river, then descends into
a trough like hollow, from winch, directly
iu the rear and to the north east, the laud
ascends very gently up to the level back
country; while obliquely to the left and
rear, some two niiles distant, at its eas-
neitth them in the struggle; and when I gate the falls of Niagara after that. I
safe through, seemed quite relieved to find
they wore not " drowuded" before the
honey moon was half over.
Iu an hour or two reached the cascades
of St. Louis, which are iuteresting but not
formidable; passing on the way, St. Louis
lake, a reach of the river ten milts wide,
and Tram which, iu the dim, hazy distance
in front, th.-re seemed to be no egress un
til we were close upon the narrow outlet.
Tho next rapids were the " Cedars," an
hour from tho last, aud taking their name
doubtless from the thick forest of cedar
trees on the islands and main land, that
came down close to the waters' edge.
These foaming rapids are rocky and ini
petuous, and the strong body of plunging
waters looks dangerous enough, yet there
arc several safe channels for steamboats,
and the passage was mads without special
incident or risk.
It was here that Gen. Amherst, while
on his way in boats during the Last War,
should add here that the passage is de
lightful, and with due precautions per
fectly safe. No aeeident has ever occurred
to passenger boats ; though freight pro
pellers sometimes manage to go to pieces
on the rocks.
Half a mile below, we made a precisely
similar transit, though far less critical.
This time the half acre of flat rock to the
left, was ten inches under water, instead
of tea inches above. Ouce we felt the
keel strike the rocky bottom ; but the
strong current and extra bead of steam
hurried us onward, and iu twenty minutes
from lie time we left Lachinc village, we
were safely moored at Montreal. H.
Important from Kansas.
The Ntw York Daily Timet of the
24 th of Oct., contains a full detail of the
outrages recently committed upon parties
of emigrants to Kansas:
Some two hundred and fifty Northern
emigrants, under tho escort of Col. Eld-
competition ; anJ a mo all Keeping t,,rn cx,remjty ia a forcst-crowncd moon- I b tho JeaJ btfJie3 of tll9 soIdicrs fljatins
f.i?vi ricitnen fX. Iilf fl.A limn hf - i i . i i I
to capture Montreal, lost his entire brigade j ridge, Gen. I'omeroy, and Col. Perry,
of over S00 men, through the ignorance , have been rrested by United States troops,
while endeavoring to enter the Territory.
They were Free-State men, and this was
their crime. Their trunks were broken
the Administration and its would-be sue-1 tear Til returns for Union Count
cessnrs. Do any suppose for a moment . are reported to us as follows :
that Titus, IJufori, Atchison, btnngfellow,
and the rest have suddenly becomo the
meekest lambs in the world, and will
tamely submit to be thwarted in schemes
which for years they bays been plotting
with the most diabolical energy 7 Or is I
it not true that a prosecution of their plans J
at this crisis would imperil the election '
of liuchanan, and hence they find it ne- !
eess:irv to keen ntiiet. ajt ihev havo done. !
and will do, until after the 4th of iVovem- j About 80 J J12 majority.-
ber ncxtL i For Fremont.
Oppntiun. Burhrmati.
I.ewisbnrf SSU 169
Kast Buffaloe 1 13 67
Kelly I4S 30
UmUice 3U1 S3
West BufTaloe 92 114
Mfllinbors 0 103
Hartley 71 maj.
Limestone 57 do
New Berha 19 da
Jackson 2 mar
V'nion 15 do
White Deer l.M 140
Thanksgiving Day.
PKWSIX ASIA, SS:
In the. name and by the cuthnrily nf the
Cummnnieealth of Peniylcania.
JAMES POLLOCK, Oovrmw.
.1 I'ROCLAMATIOX.
Fellow Citizens : A public- ac
knowledgment of the goodness of Almigh
ty God, and of our constant dependence
upon His providence, is eminently becom
ing a free and enlightened people.
As the " Giver of every good and per
fect gift, He has crowned the past year
with bis goodness and caused our path to ,
drop with fatness." Our free institutions.
or unskilfulness of the pilot; and the first
tidings of the intended invasion was con-
veytd to the astouished iieoplc of Montreal,
open, they were nned of tbeir money anu i our rights and our privileges, civil an 1
tain, cOO feet high ami three miles long; ! pist tie;r t.jt.. arms, and then were escorted as prisoners religious, have been eontiuued and pre-
is d.itted with country scats, and an oc- i About one o'clock P. Sf. we Tcached j to Topeka. It was in vain that the cmi- j served. Science and art, with the great j
casiotial convent, seminary or church. Lar-hine Uauids nine miles above Montreal, crants exhibited to Col. Cook, the com- intercstsof education, morality and religion
all the great good to be accomplished j The houses are mostly of stone, and j ijC,wet.n which points there is a railroad of . mauder of the dragoons, an order of Gov. have been encouraged and advanced ; In-1
such, the paper will HOW be disconti-! u A"13 . u"u "ru"S 6"""'" I many oi mem roouu wnn tin, iam on iu ; s(v(.n mjl(,s Tho rivcr lu.re narr0Wg to a Ueary, ens-uiing tucm protection, lha , Uustry, in ail its departments, lias Deen
iv1 !.r.lo wo rjwh-c further orders ! ncrca'"",r l0 avoided, by adopting an j angular pieces like the scales of a Csh. j mie jn wi(jth jt.L.p al. j sm0oth; with the ; Colonel had other instructions; and these : honored and rewarded, and the general j
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lutai mine jiuit; uuti, t'urj inui on t i e rooi, e.speeiaiijr ui iuu cuunucs, ai ; village of Laeuiue ou the lett baulk uaove m.siruetions reveaita a piece oi uuparai- : couumou oi me jieopm improveu.
competition should be brought in and I very high and steep, to brace up better ! ,ue (jttaw;1 riVer, and an Indian villago of i leled treachery on part of this model Gov- J Our Commonwealth ha been greatly
entered by noon of the first day, and j against the heavy falls of snow, in tho one stl)re 0g b,uts witu a steep-roofed ; ernor of Kansas. For, knowing the de- I blessed. The ravages of disease and death
on haud for inspection at loast until (winter ; the upper part of the gable ends j stl)ne cllUPCh and parsonage, directly oppo- sign of the Pro-Slavery Party to prevent of famine and pestilence have nt been
noon of the second dav. Sucha rule looking, on this account, much like arrow j klle on ,ue right l,aukj auii Montreal ; the ingress of Free-State mcu into the Ter- ; permitted to come near us ; nor have the
would bo Strict! vjust.'and should not heads, iu shape. The river is a mile and j n,oun,ajn, and the spires an d roofs of part j ritory, Gen. Poraeroy's emigrants had as . Lcrrors of war disturbed the peaceful qui
be violated for any one ; for if over- a wille faero' a larg0 iilaniJ ' of the city, in full view acrots tho low ' they believed, taken every precaution for j ct of our homes. The earth has yielded
looked in one meritorious case, scores I thc niiJJ!e "PP0'"' ll'e lower half of the j la!lj t0 luo 0f a iarg(! woodcd island , their safety. They sent advance messen- j her increase, and richly rewarded tho Ia
wniibl rl-iim thp simi nvirll rl tho 1 ci,y a,lJ ewP'11;; cross fro,n ,uc 80atl and point at the mouth of the Ottawa gers, who personally conferred with Gov. bor of her hu-landmen. Abundant pros-
paM. luc ijl-uu vi mis niiiiiu, iuo iiniiii ; rcaCa OUr destination WO nau yet tO 1 liearj, duu uuiuiiil-u uui uuij m viui, - jieriij, witu Bujuiiig picuij auu lu uieaa-
current of the river rushes furiously along ! m3B a w;e ciicuit of nine miles around but a written promise, that the party , jogs of health, have been ours.
the semi-circular bend of the river to the i should not be molested. The messenger I Acknowledging with gratitude these
Vi !,-fr n.rdonshnri at ilav lireak. this ! . ... M i, r n..t.;nA : further represented that the emigrants had lii.-ssimrs of a kind Providence, let ns en-
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entering wuiun me prCscriDea lime. ,1.. 8kv clear and weather bright : .-i i. .Rn,;Mtlv A. r-,..;,! 1 come from Iowa Citv. aud were willing to : ter into His: rates with thanksirivin!r. and
which of course we should be happy
to do at this or any other time.
As heretofore, we shall hereafter
oppose the extension orstrengthening
of the barbarous system of human
bondage, and advocate the Rights of
Man as MAN", to our best ability.
t&Vc put this article in type
before the people have decided the
momentous issue before Ihem, and
i ith hopes and fears balancing each
unceasing annoyance of tho Officers,
, ,, , past the city, like a mill race,
are at the trouble and expense of, ... , f. A i . ....' .1.
other as to the result.
On the one hand we have a trust
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VERMONT
MASSACHUSETTS
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CONNECTICUT
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For Fillmore.
MARYLAND
For Uucliiinan.
NEW JERSEY
PENNSYLVANIA
INDIANA
DELAWARE
VIRGINIA
NORTH CAROLINA
GEORGIA
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MISSISSIPPI
LOUISIANA
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i,i ie M"- ---"- f ; ueriin.fttLiewisonrg.aiuarucroiian.l , memus and attractive than yesterday, aud ,u the rest on tho rivcr. detachments, as the Governor saw fit. ' unto Him, and bless His name.'
Towauisouruti.ixyit.uo.il.. , a at Mifllinburg. It was the design of . ,nucll isiaDj and lake-like scenery enconn-1 0a the river bank at Lachine villago a . They were peaceable citizens, traveling; Deeply impressed with the importance
e-mfidenee m the justice of our Cause j lhc Society in these changes, not to.,crt.j. But ..-great feature of the day's pia;u iittle two storey store, with pyramid ! with farming utensils, and intending to j and i-roprlat, of tU- d-.y, ..d in ace
ar.ri ihe worth of our ( : rn.idiitcs ; a i favor Bnr Darticular dace, but to ,J..,.iUI!l!J. rmrmnnmW fmm 1 .- . i I beome permanent setlers. Tliev were with the wishes of many cood citizms. I.
tpp eciution oi itic mor.u "oim nwakcn a SnpCiaI interest in the sevc-:' one to nine milts in lenstb, and the pas- ' ,n,! ta window, below with the door be- armed, it is true, as every American citi- JAMES POLLOCK, Governor of the
CALIFORNIA
MISSOURI
ARKANSAS
TEXAS
FLORIDA
SOUTH CAROLINA
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be reckoned an
Tho Statrs tt be Inr from it is
generally thought will elect JAMES
BUCHANAN.
li.portr.1 Mtjoritirs FREMONT : In
Maine iii.tiOO, New Hanip. 7,000, Ver't
S.'i.OOO. Masa. 70 OOO, K. I-Iand 5,000.
On the othor limid we see a blind : a nevr gtan) anrl p-ronnds evorr vnnr . of the rai.ids for the upward rassaire. aud vr. r,.i.erl ...ore t,.n.;rn and al.so. ! explicitly and we have his words from ' vext, as a day of General Thauks-ivin2 V'nn- JI-,.'0'- N.l ork 40,000, Mich. 20,-
adlieveucc to tin- delusive liniue "De- are now cUffjc;ently obvious to all ; i downward bound el:s that do not choose lute authority, than any other Governor one who heard them that he prcfered they and Praise throughout this Slate; and . JM0 Uh J,U ' iOO, Iow
m-vracy :" iu'i). r.i ti " and timidity ; j ai)fj wc tj)in, we Fpeat ony t,e ' to ri.-k the perilous breakers. The steam-j on the Contincut. This is the point from i should bring their arms openly. He, at earnestly implore the people that, abstain-i ' FILLMORE : Marvland 3,000
u triune secret combination of Pojiery, o-Cneial sentiment when we Bv'it is ' u"d propcllors working their way 1 which the Company's creat trading and i the same time, sent his warmest regards ing fmm all worldly business and pur-! UL'CH AN AN : N.Jersev 5 Omi Prn
nicnt and lnte.iigence ot ortneru ra localities, l.y oxliibitinna in their ' sage of which may well
Fiv. r.-.oi, ; and the actual results in - midst. The disadvantages and extra !vtnt in one's life.
wo-t of tho s-tates. ! cxncusesof a new set of managers and !
twecn, was pointed out to mo as the resi- j -'n bas a constitutional right to Cc; an-J LommianweallU oi 1 ennsylvauia, Uo Btreby
deuce of Sir Georirc Simr son. Governor of ! when this fact was represented to the i recommend
ShiD cauals have been built around each il, Hudson's T5:.s ('omnnnv. who has. for Uovernor, lie made no otjection, lui saiu i jhurulay, the -Wi nay s nmlT
.i :.. t. .1 ii . like luifc amphibious monsters, lakini? a mit i-,t i inr i!, r,:irtnr. fur Hi- f.r , coincu incir arrival. i uuo iuee lair
i-uuv, in sin u i.iiicc a.i mi;iii si-i-m most. c o --j- - --- ......
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leisurely waiK tiirougn me villages auu . interior ot the lintisu aWIu. American , .auiug num iuc n;.s m uui.
! Geary, he knew that at that moment the ;
thauks to the Almighty God, f r His p-t
goodness and mercy, and humbly beseech
Him for a continuance of His ble??inj:s.
Siaverv and political Liq'ior League; t;nic ,)e Fair were located Herman- through the canal as wc passed, looked 1 trai piu" expedition are annually fitted I to Messrs. Pomeroy and Perry, aud wel-, suits on that day, they unite in off -ring ' 0,(iol, Ind. 15.000, Virg. 20.000, N.Car.
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anil a uesperate. inipi et i uciiicu cuori
in men and money to Keep uie asccn- apCr;,le tQ the ereatest nnmher and
le:i.-v of the i.reseiit adtniuistration. k b.m , fields, on the bank twenty feet above us. I po-e.-ious.
IuPennsylvania.the friends of Fie-1 Sllch Officers as have evinced the mon 1 We rcaclR'd "'e first' r Lonsue SauIt ' W V'"3S I rWSute Ia,tJ were fsons iu custody : ls Given under my hard and the; Too sevehely Sentenccd. A little
mont have labored under peculiar ' , ,t j nn'fl a ,fnc s for tl e w k r"PiJs lout uilic o'clock. The middle ' right bank, aud reversing the paddles, 0f United States Dragoons, j;j,hhe,l ly Great Seal of the State ai Harrisburg.this ( boy only eight years old was brought before
r l, .,.,.r- In riiinr imvnshlrisi "nrC ln nnf al' n 1 '"".'I01 ! J,ek, or second ftorey of the boat is oecu- ' fl'iatcd slowly past ; riuging the boll for ; hit etiveialonfcrt several Joys U'ore (u ar- 21st day of October, in the year of trnr ' the police court at Boston, and sentenced
ciisaa jnugc. iu iuai.j wwusuia t EOmc counties. Societies are1 . . . , . .. , . .1.. ..:.. t...... I. . ., , . .... . . . . .. .... .. - i. ... , , . , - .
the h' d no organization whatever . pie.1 uy the main ca;un, or saloon, ami . "c "" r"" "' t,., , j-.ouo res, (it-,. t,rus are wanting w tLarac- iv.ru, one tuousanu eigni uunureu anu v me uouse oi lietormation during hit
' I 1 n vrnt irf no Cerium - s-a,c roo,I1S! . while, in front of this cabin, and services through the rapids, ttio insu- i enze duplicity so villainous as this. fifty sn, and of the Commonwealth the ! minority, for stealin.
,'n i i i r ncr:,r.v' nna pr t l ro"?" ln,r sum- the space at the bow, frr thirty or forty ranee on boat aud cargo would have been The process of enslaving Kansas is gs- eighty Erst.
TjnKlti! could be had ; ami many of ...i.. inr(r i,1l:ii;no-s to slmltw nrti. , . ' ... . , .. -. . f.-.-.:....i : r...;.t .. ... t. : ... T. . . ........ I ......
r r... . ieet, is open ana uncovereti, wuue iuc pilot t(.i,t, m i..,u w, u lu-- uu muwiv out surei, auu lue last pro- iv me t.i ernor :
I ' CiCS entered from sun and rain. The ; i,,,,,, f,n ihn nnner or hurrirann ' diau made his uppeaiauee whether drunk crramme of tho Administration begins to ANDREW G. Cl'RTIN,
superior convenience and benefits of : 0TCr the frout end of the saloon. Most er absent could ouly be conjectured s? reveal itself. The wiles by which the
themselves in at'ler ten miuutes delay, tho Captain de- ' Free-Slate people havo been induced to
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as maternal ioc. ilv ar.nreciated. The exnensn of tho .!.t,,r in this nm-n uun t. tl, 1,,, i termined to "o on without him: and in a ' h-lin-A that tlie Jior-b-r Itnffim Demorra.
Can a rai ty, lormca ivs uian me conoern, would depend entirely upon
months ago, triumph under such dis-: the ijimrality and energy of the man-
the Fillmore loaders were unscru
ous ;md troachvrnu? at the first elec
tion. "Mate pi uie lias ocen as uiinu Fa;r pronn,is tI1? nrransred. are ca?- of .!, seated
S'-rrrtaru of the Cummnmceuth.
Sequel to a Political Joke. We
have already copied from the Columbus .
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2.000, L .usL.. 2,000, ML 10.001, Tenn.
2, OUl', Ken. ;VO0O.
fifty cents' worth
of lumber from a yard on Commercial
street. This is cruelty, not a measure of
reform.
advantages?
Look at the point-blank iai.se
noors which have been industriously
circulated a?aint the gallant CoL.
Fremont that he was a Catholic,
and a Know Nothing; an Abolitionist,
and a slave-holder ; a for. igii-born,
anl a South Carolinian; a coward,
an 1 a duellist ; a lnilhmairc corriipt
ing whole States wiih money, and so
oir that hi own noto wont soil in
Wall street ; a Democrat, and hig ; ad,-- p;te wjl ,c an Ol.joot
a bastard, a rouge. ;n,.l u eheat 0f jnfcre!!f we submit to those who
r.nd others i iu;i!ly ontrudictory. navc attpn,, ti,e Fairs in this ami
Look i.l-o ai the Falsehoods which Northumberland conntv, whether that
have been cii-ci.latcd against the Re- at Lf.vv;sillirjr was not most largely
nttendeil. and afforded the greatest
agers ; but the interest would hardly
exceed the extra expense of a yearly
new preparation.and the return would
be greatly superior in enjoyment
in benefit to the object had in view
and in pecuniary receipts. The Soci
ety may be a close corporation of a
few individuals as a private enter
prise, or a public corporation open to
all who should pny an annual sum.
If a permanent location bo deemed
Corrretrd THeeklu
TThe.at. 1 JO ml nil F.
some nttcen lect above the surtace of the j ew moments were spceuiug uowu a cur- : cy lias aPaudouca their designs oi cxtcr-, (Ohio) S'atrtmnn a story, to the effect llye 60 Tallow
river, so as to see everything, aud be at i rent as strong and full as the Mississippi , miuating them, aud forcing Slavery iuto (batata late Republican meeting in Col-! Corn 50 Lard...
the " head of the heap" iu case we went to ; iu a June flood. A mile took us arouud the Territory, are exposed. When Gov. j lumbia county, Ohio, a flag, got up with - :lts S3 Iacon
:he bottom. The Captain took his post in j the wooded poiut ou the left, aud brought ' Geary first assumed bis official duties, he great expense costing some forty dollars i f,'"JC? ?'o- 1,IaU1-"
front of the hurricaue deck ; and four j us in full view of the tossing breakers still j made fair, and, to all appearances, sincere was offered to the township that would 1.".. ArP"-'s- !-; CloTers
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siout, aititeuc men, lusteau oi one, weie '"e auvau c&icuuiug m wuue unc promises mat tue outrages cotumutea upon , turn out tlie most voters, i be leiuii-
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placed at the wheel, to iiisure iustaut obe- ! of foam fur along from one bank to the the l'ree-Stato setlers should for tho fu-
dieuce aud certainty iu the helm. , other, two miles in extent ; and as it rap-j ture be prevented. His acts, too, gub
We approached the rapids on the north j io"ly came nearer, and thundered louder, I stantiatcd iu a mcaEure his promises. The
side of a long islam!, along the left bank
of the river, forming a chauuel a quarter
of a mile wide.
The current was deep and strong, and
no rocks visible; but immediately at the
desceut which was some forty feet in
crats, therefore, of one of tho townships
of that county, concluded that they would
like to take the prize from the enemy, and
the unpractised eye vainly tried, to locate I ilissourian invaders were sent home, the - the banner being given to the largest ,
the narrow aud onfy sehute thro' which p Southern chivalry disbanded, aud gave i number of voters, they cot together, 1
the boat could pass iu satety.
A narrow, forest-covered island was in
MAitmi:i
Br Rev R A Kink. 6 lb nisi, Jacob W Smithy
of Kast Bunaioe. and Mis? Cbrisnanna Whu
tenmver, of Chillisquaque.
the middle of the rapids, directly in front
of us, and we steadily bore down upon it,
up their pastimes of horse-stealing, house-
burniu;, and scalping " Abolitionists."
What iuduccmcnt was held out to them? j
Why, tho whole plan is clear as the sun
GRAM) JURORS MEC. TERM.
Xcvr Btrlin John M Benfer, t'ha's R Antes
Eiut BuJ-Joe David Ream, Benj. Wiuegar-
den. James biehl
Mflinbwi: Win Young
Iltijfiiiitr J nomas Cornelius
. r,,i . . , - . .1 .
ptji.il.'a.i t aiiy. in.ii nicy jiuenu iu
emancipate all the .-laves, "ami how
wrmM you want a lot of poor niggers
i uuiiing up here, to beg and steal and
fill our poor-houses." was industrious
ly circulated in every nook and corner
of the Free States. Also the story
marched op in a body, and took the ban-'
m-r from the awarding committee and
marched borne in triumph and victory.
It seems that the senile! to the joke has HirllruHv B L'harlrs. Jacob Katherman
half a mile, and two-thirds of that descent ! '"1 so close that misgivings were felt for a j at noonday, aud the dullest intellect can ! not yet been tuld by the Statesman. It ' 7"" Remegion Tticlrer
made iu less than three hundred yards momeut as to the soberness or skill of the J fathom it. Tho frequent outrages upon i appears that it was after dark when the ; "wuf "',fwPaniei Ponnus"' ivtel Pomms''
the lurbulcut aud tumultuous waters piled Pllot- J us' then the prow veered a poiut the settlers, and the fierce determination of ; banner was received, aud the party took KrUi W'm Nagle. Peier Gsjjrrr, 1 Kauflman,
themselves up into huge sea-waves, that r two 10 iuu rigur, as u 10 strike ou a , t&e federal UoTcrnmeni to force Slavery ; it to their headquarters, fastened it to
attractions, and whether our vicinity
des not embrace tle largest number
of "progressive" farmers, manufactu
rers, mechmics and others devoted to
physical improvements.
An arrangement of this hind would
roiled aud roared as if lashed iuto fury by couple of rocy islets, just off the .arge , at all hazards into the Territory, had j
a hurricaue ; and through which, wiih a I i!aud. A hurried glauce up to the wheel ; raised such a storm throughout the whole
the halyards of their liberty polo and ran
it up. The next moriiing it wis discov-
full head of steam, our lithe, sleuder boat j house, showed the four helmsmen standing North as threatened to hurl from power 1 ered that on one of the stripes was painted :
only ,
fruits -and vegetables as well as of
flowers.
At the outset should he a prohibi
tion of all facilities for horse racing
mid for women exposing themselves
as cirens riders. ''Give an inch and
they'll take an ell," is a proverb more
"ics the hearts of Auiei icau frccuicu 1
ot
3"Gov. ylM.,
(iuk'ri'lii.r of
s.( It, t
Vi., lee. n:!y called
ut'ii-rn States to
.it Ulllt.k- i L i .. - s
.' - --i- F --tiion: was sueta ssful.
j iuc. n .nrk iUV. A lUUtS, of S
o-.!v?
then threading & labyrinth of islands, es
eaped from the rapids into smooth water,
a mile aud a half farther down.
I cau not express the thrilling, exquisite
delight of such a ride as that. It seemed
more like flying than else; and the only
regret was that it did not laat longer.
Hut a panic stricken bride aud groom
thought otherwise, and would gladly have
net ted with Fairs havebcen presented stepped ashore, but the Captain could not
by Orand Juries as nuisances. And , convcuieutly run out the gang just then.
uimupti any party cut gained in our , applicable to the lovers of the exciting
country. If they have r.,iled, they n than pgps any other class,
i-.oyct before them a gViotis future T10SC amnsomcniB attract tho worst,
lor as Slavery is aggressive iu its i,ut rppei ani dignst the best and
natti'.e and the lve of Liberty aiiim- ,;,. .;,, nrnnrr.nr.nk.
tion. "Equestrian" exhibitions con-
John Hinely
Ijieibur Franklin Spyker, Isaac Wagner
Limrttmt Kmanuel Waller
While Deer Cha's Cronrath
Jacksun Henry Monrer
TKAVF.RSE JI RORS.
IcerMAiiro- Danl Shatf-r, Jona. Wolfe, Chs F'
Hess. Jas Cr.swell, Jona. shif, Ja'
Hayes, ieier Beaver. Wm frick. Theo. S
Christ, John lirown. Michael Kichthorn,
Hunter l'ardoe, f"arn'l Siller, Levi Sterner,
Wm C Painter
j Emerald Isle called into the counting room We- Buffaloe John Hayes, Levi Kaup, Levi
.iii. er
Limritune Wm C Barber, Car. W Pellman,-
Curneiias Pellman
i. '. . r, Tl.. . T. .
Iremble from stem to stern with the shock. upon it, to hold it to their purposes; and j them into fancied security, that they have j The top of the mornin" to ye, Misther t Levi Cemberlin. Wm P Ion?al
When mvr tho worst or 1 e.t. as vou ! tue boat turned as suudeulf lorty-Uve Ue- j dispersed throughout the tc-rritorv. Law. ' P f... ...I I : . ...! n nvjntie uavij Hriser. Jacoh Kanfman. John
renee is at present defenceless, and com- j I've but littlo to do," replied Mr- P.
pletely at the mercy of an iuvading force j with mercantile gravity,
from the neighboring State. Thai force jm the boy for ve's. Ii'b but little
rushed wiih grey houud velocity, stooping j as fixed aud impassable, in muscle aud : the prime movers in the scheme. So it Fke.Most and Dayton." It
majestically down the slope of one giaut i feature, as bronzes; the forward glance of j was found necessary to change in appear-' seen by early risers.
wave after another, and culling the next j their eager eyes aloue showing their earn- ance the policy to be pursued, and a new LittT'e to'po The "cTTd"7 "
with her sharp prow with a f.rca that I 't, inteuse consciousness of responsibility. Governor was chosen to inaugurate it. An . ITTT'E 6 eve an mn-'
11 ' ... . ... .... ilt'nlrr savs. an athletl? Bneeimen nf lha
... .. I.;. . : f...... I he next instant, the wheel llew around in i nif:ininiia t.ml in enrrv or an ir.r.me da. J 1 '
tUI IL'U tl j, (ft 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 ,U 1 1 - II t , UU ' I - J vv nt. iu . w,u v wo u-
was everywhere unserupulously told, 1 rnable ns to have somethiiis- new. bv
it, 'if -I!i,.-I,.i,'tn MT"T i.n rlofti.rl rx , , i . 1. . .. . . 11 i- I I tt.eir hands Ilkn liirhtllinn. antl with Ctird. ! si.rn t Hnff Ca-trtr l,4a ....
ft.-. .. v.v-....t,v.i which one ujiv aoout iune coum nc fumi r luiumu D- o i-c-- -j ..i.j ou- - t f ,,r r;, ,.. -..-!. i
the glorious Union would cerfainly be cp0nt very pleasantly Floral Fair I " sometimes getting a Titanic side blow j dud veins aud flushed countenances, they ; ceeded. He has succeeded so far in de-1 tLcro cff 0 hi,' bcst
oissoiven. L.OH1 incse cries were 01 devoted to the display of the earlier ,r""' solne uuru)y wave iuat mace ner " . "6i , re.wug me i .ec-oiaie mcu, auu iuuing:r.w
great potcney ; and they were circul
ated with an a-siduity and a pertina
city worthy of a better cause.
If, under these adverse circumstan
ces, a party, not six months old, has
'airicd a uinjnrity of the Electoral
Vole?, it is the greatest, most glorious
please and following a sharp bend in the grecs lhe right, careening over till the
river, she fled like a frightened bird around gunwale dipped to the water, while the
the point of the islaud, to the right, aud i passengers sprang to their feet with exeite-
e ainl s,i.
as the object of these associations is
not to test the speed of "fast" horses
or racers, but to develop the desirable
So clinging to each other with true life-
and-dcath devotednefs, they watched the
i !..,.. .ei-i.. . . . . . . . I
ment, auu snoi ne au airow vi "gui even now organized and only awaits the I eare about doia'
turougu tue oouque aiuice-way, wuu iow rcSuit of tbe Presidential eleetion to over- aftaeis"
precipice of rock close on the left and a run the Territory, and secure it for ever
plunging fall and whirlpool as close on the i0 Slavery. In the meantime, Got. Geary
right. The snapping of the tiller chain, I ats his part to perfection. To the Free
or a mistake ten feet either way would ! State men in the Territory, he gives bland
have scattered tbo boat in fragments c-vcr assurances of protection. To his Pro-Sla-the
boiling waves: very allies he says, " keeo nuict for tbe
A Russian lady remarked that nobody , present, and when we have elected our
i ... it a i. .I.'! ... ...
nut tne "maa xannees wouia nave luo i i candidate, the name will be in our nwn
of regular steam navigation through such ! bands." To the United States dragoons,
rapids. Some of the passengers tho't they j his orers aro t0 prevent Northern cmi
could never make that venture again. rant, frnm .,-: ,h Territorr
-sure it's moucy I'm
rushing floods with white lip, and a start j Others would gladly fry it again ; and if 8nT Xorthern maa doubts, let him '
: ncintK ia okr f.ir hrrscc, it seem?, autl a gai-p a they felt the boat quiver be-; (0rao n'' l9 wuv w, m'H'11 not nav'-
be undeceived at cuer, as to the policy of United States Senate."
" Have you gotthe catechism, Jemmy?" j
said a female visitor to a littlo yellow
haired boy. " Mamma," exclaimed little
Willie, " did I ever have the catechism?"
lie thought it was a new complaint, bat
it ia an old one, espeeialy with cnildren.
A Curious Typographical Error.
ti i ..t ! i. : said es
l uc cuBuirt: ia a oniric in in uid.ii-i k cur.- j ... . ... - , ., .
o immediate pavroenl : and those narinar 10
t)U difference in a word sometime. A ; claims arainst the !e are also reqneated to
paper copying from "Denton's Thirty rreseni ihem properly anthentkated for settle
Year." calls it "Thirty Rjrs ia tlicj ' Hf'GFf T. ?HEM.TK, Adminislra cri
Minium. Martin Drieshaeh. Daniel Moore,
David Hennin;, Wm Walker. John Phadle.
X'W Brrtin Michael Kleclrner, Pan! Lemon.
MiJUnhurgThos Cronemrtier, John Detwei-
ler, Emanuel VearicV
tlirtlryla D Furray. Xae.f res, Dan! Heller. .
Vninn John Phillips, Jaeob 8lear
While Ver Aaron Smith, faml Marshall
F.nl Bnffttne Jacob Brown, Pamnel L Jioll,-
J.'hn U Brown
Adniinlsfrsrtor'w Kotirt.
"OTICE is hereby jftve. that Letters rf
X V Administration on the Estate of M'M.
WILSON. Jr., late of Kelly tovnship. Fn
ion countv.deceaseil, have beei (framed to the
underpinned in dne form of law Therefor
all persons knowing ihemefves indebted to
said estate, are hereby requeued lo make
I. iN.:rij, Nor. t,