LEWISBUEG
BY 0. N. WORDEN & J.
iN-DErEN'DEN-T FAMILY
Prtntinrj anH pinting,
In good Style and on fair Tei'iiis,
us short som e,
AT THE "CHRONICLE" OFFICE,
market Square, Lewisburs
General Election Proclamation.
WHEREAS, in anil by an Act of the
(jeneral Assembly of this S'aie.entitled
'An Act to regulate the seueral elections of
this Commonwealth,- enacted on the d day of
July, W'-ii, i". is enjoined on me to give public
notice of such election to be held, and to
enumerate in surth nj'icf what nllii-ers are to
be e ected, I, u.y i. u.vt L.Ki.,ni2n Mierill
of the county o L ni.m.d.i therefore hereby
make and sire ihn public notice to the electors
of ih aid coun;y of L nun,that iUt.LKAL
r.LECTIUS will be held in said countyon the
Sm-okii Truxif or O.tiibkk r.T(bem!r the
I'l'.h day of the said nvn'.h.) at the several .
Districts composed of the lullowing lovrn-hips
and boroughs, v:z :
I district, at the late Commissioners' office
in atid for New Berlin borough.
11 ditrtct. at the hae of Henry Cibson, ,
in and for Tnion township. ;
III district. at the house late of James Adams,
in and for White lieer townhip. j
IV district, at the houe of James Lawson, :
in and for Kelly township. ,
V district, at ihe house of George Wolfe,
in and for East HuflUl.-e township.
VI dtstrict.at the houe of James M'Creight, '
in and for liutfalce tou-nship.
VII district, at ihe house now ocenpied by
Wm. R. Sechlr,in MuHinburg, for est But
faloe township.
VIII disinct, at the public school house in
ni for North Ward in l.ewisbnr" bon uali.
IX district, at the BulT.iloe H iisp, in and for
South Ward in Lewiburg borough.
X district, at the house now ocenpied by
Wm. InhotT, in and for Mitiliuburg borough.
XI di-trict, at the house of" liar id Mover, in
anl for Hartley townh p.
XII district, at the house of Peter Wehr, in
and for Limestone township. '
XIII district, at the house of John Reisli in
and for Lewis township.
At which tune aud places there will be j
elected by ballot
One Person as Canal Commissioner of this
Commonwealth ;
One person as Judge of the Supreme Court '
of this Commonwealth; j
One person to represent the counties of
Union, Snyder. Dauphin and Lebanon, and
Lower Mahanoy in Northumberland county, !
in the House of Representatives of the Tnited
States Congress. i
One per-on to represent the 12th Senatorial
district, comprising the counties of I'nion,
Lycoming. Clinton and Centre, in the Senate
of !ennsylran:a:
Two Persons as Representatives of I'nion, ,
Snyder and Juniata counties in the General
Assembly of this Commonwealth ;
One person as Sheriff of I'nion county; j
One Person as County Coroner; !
One person as County Commissioner; and
One person as County Auditor. j
yOTlCE IS HEREBY GIVES, j
That tivrr jwrsoo, fxreptinj JaAtir of to Parsj, '
who bH bold int ortir or .f4ntm-nt of JT- Iit or
trufft under the I uj'trd !tu, or of tin. ?uir. or anv
itr or 10 orooraLrd di-ln-t. ab.-lh.-r comuii.!-(on.-d
, fli.-rr or oUj-rwi. fUirdioat' 'tn.-r or a'-ut. ho
t- or .hall t-mj-loTrd un li-r lli l.-UlatiT'-. t-a,-ruu..
or itt-lK-iarr drpartinent of tiuf ute or of lh I uil--d
lbit, or of auy iios,rj-Tal-d -li-tri l : and also that .
r BBvnbrr of l.n.T and of lb lau- l-irislatun-, (
and of lh -loct or c .mnv.n ,un--il of aiiT t-u. or eoni-
ntasioner ol any iucorpi.r .ted li-trict. is oy law incai-..1-
f kntdme .a-everc.-tvi at tb- wmr tune, tbe ofll w
or mpointmut or jud-. m-i. t--r or tUrk
lanyeiec- ,
,o"i'i"ri .
tLsn ..r thi. riwDiiAcn Ih. and that oo inflo'
or any ollioer of aiK-h v;e,Uoa ahali be cliiMi: 10 Oe LbtfB
voted lor. I
And the said Act of Assembly, entitled ;
"An Act relating to elections ol this Com-:
monwealth," passed July 2nd, 1839, further I
frovides as follows, to wit:
"That th in.prrtim and jnd; fhall uM it th I- !
Hrtiv plme. apt--intrd Mr ti-tdini: the lts-:ion in Hi j
4l5trtrt to whk-h llirv rpetirly W-louir, U lore o'- j
clock in the b'toiB: of ih aid m i Tw-l,Tofi-s '
tober, and each of .aid in.pectorn shall ai-point one
clerk. bo .hall h .luaiiti-sl t ter. of urh li-tri. t. !
" Im cane th per'D who .hall b reeeiT.,1 the a..e-
ond hibeiit Mumber of Tote lor iu-pert'T, .hall not at
tena oo the day of anr election, then the person who
ohall bar reeeiTed the aeevnd burliest ounib-rof role
f-c jodg at the neat preee-lin eieeten. .bail act a in- ;
apeetor m hi place. Anl ill -a-e the p. r--o bo shall
bar reeeired tn hihe.t number of rote, f -r io'pector
(ball nttend. the per n i-t I Jod,y .hall i-.iut
no in.feeior in hi I'iace. and 10 ca- the j--r-ou elert.-d
jodg .hall not attend, then lb inspector who re.s-ir.-d !
theu;;Uest somber of ote. .hall aipoiut a jude )u
hi; Dlae; or if OT raean'J .hall cnlioue in th- 1- ard
hour after tb U by law fixed lor the oOIOil of
the election, th oualibed tol.-r. of Ih,- t-wn.hip. wrd
r district for whkil .ucb ofli-er .hall hae le-vu etecu-d,
gireoent at the place of ei-.-l.on, shall elect one of their ty, and started tne riryivrr, an iiiucoeuut-ui f0U,tain lOOK. at tllC I1I1C I10USCS CI0S0
Theb'rotrJ7knon and give notice , Democratic journal. (There is one Demo- by it3 ani 110ticc then the appa-
Ihat the following Act of Assembly was ( cratic doctrine m it, sure y. per year, cash . ren(. enCrgy and industry in all its
passed by the general Assembly of this Com- ; in advance no trust for paper a genuine j J0mestic arraniremcnts then COnsid
monwealth on the STlh of February, A D. ' Democratic Republican American Whig er our mild and healthy climate, the
149, town: platform, even if there be thousands who ;,-, f .annntrv the onnerinp
An act rUU to voting at erection iu tbe coonti ' V : re.-0UrCC3 01 OUr COUniry, II1C SUpCHOr
f Ada-s D..phiVork.c..tri-r.nki.B, cum-! scout the principle .hat "the laborer is wor-, f iliti for tran?DOrtation by that
"SStFSZZZi tTi&''i. ...ful for , thy of hi. hire." and believe in forced servi- v contributor "(the Big Muddv)
i ,ude- Zqailti " 'T " u b 0M, 'T ' to the King of River, whose turbid
Kdfard andfcm-.fmm andterth, fe of this ; ed.) Bui we observe the party has already , . ,, . j .
sa.M .of for .11 ib.eandid.te. for the varK-us oB.v-, fi . . Voodbury county, the one 1 waters art, cuuiiutiaiiv dbitai..u uv
to be filled.! any election on one .lip or ticket : Provi- gl lnl "e,"'1" " the PaddlCS Of lt3 magfllUCent floating
ded.Tiiatuomcefi,rwbi.beverye.ndid.teisvotedior. sjde having admitted half Indians and un- 1 , -, r" ... , c.lfe
shall be dc.-nated. a. r-,u.rcd l theexi.linc laws of . f ,,. ,rl ,,. ,fc palaCCS, lllOWing it lrOUl tllC IxUlf Of
Ilu.co-moo.un.-s.c' it. ih.i any fraud committed naturalized foreigners to vote, and the other . I ' I o , . , .
be .... per, voting in the manner above pr,cr,b.sl. refusin to Tecog jze the nominations ihu. --CXlCO aV. aV Up IlOriU amiU II1C SnOW
hall b. punished a. Maular fr.ubi are directed to it. : " u ' clad PCakS of the UOCKy MOUUtUlUS
tiunUned by thee,iir i.w of th, t'ommon.eaitb 1 made. The old Eogfc (bolter) compliments ; -'a" l"-a -. ,
P-Tkby theiihs-tiowof.ntp..sib,ti,e R,i,ter man as a "half breed " i and I doubt not, that. With Such assu-
Oeaer.iaiiembi,,.otbi..thof ApriL ts. enuttesi An the new gMfer m.D as a nan oreea. "dreams" of land fevers
Ad relative to cuprv..r 1. Franklin county.' Ac it is, y j min(l ,hat slang, Frank. a OU j ranCCS, yOUr UrCams Ol 1JDU It-itrs,
ESZX" i
tn qwautii voter, ot A-iam. and tiiercoonties to vote ,
by general ticket, b. extended to Mifflin, t oion. Craw-
iuT Bedford. M .nm. U .rren and Xorthumtrerland ,
eoa.Uc.0 tar as relate, to vol.n, at tbe reo-ral eluon. ,
For the information ot the electors of lnicn
county, I publish the following, being the 4th
section of the act of the General Assembly
of the session of 151, entitled "An Act to
provide for the election of Judges of the sev
eral courts of this Commonwealth, and lo
regulate certain Judicial districts " 1
ac. 4. That the election for Judge hall b bld and
eon laded in the several election di.lricl. in the same
manner aad in all respect a. ele.tn.ns for r -prcsenta-tjves
are oe shall b held and rondueted. and by tbe
aasac iodgee, tnpector and other ouii-rr. ; and the pro
v 1100, of the act of lb general aseemt.iy. entitled ' AB .
Act relating lo tbe election, of tbi.lommoawrallb. ' an- j
ftlwved the second day of July ISsC. ond It several up- I
p!emet aad all other like laws, a far a the same j
ball be tafoeeeawd aiplieablefhatl b deemed and LskeU !
to appty to tbe eksrtioa. forjudges: I'mviiled, 1 h at the -aforeaaid
eleetors shall vote for Judge of the Supreme !
t mm oa a eparabt piece of paper, end for all otber ;
JlaaJainawI savimrwi A Km I , a. I i. fix. Law asam innttif
Btrintf- tr of DftDt-r. !
It will thus, be seen that the electors of ,
Laion couotv are required to vote for Judges
on one piece of paper, and for Governor.Canal
Commissioner,' Assembly, and all County of
ficers, on one piece of paper, or the voter
may cast his ballot for each office separately,
if he prefers iu
4 It stalt be the duty of the several A aw wit. revpeet-
IVeiy 10 attead at tbe place or nouiins every renerai.
W1 J M AaakaIMel Bka, IHC pieWw . PMiuiu. Tin; Bswatwiu.
reiaior town.bip eiectio,. donnr uk--bi t,me .d
eeeruoa kpt open, for tire purpose of nving inform..-
tiou to th, iB.a.-ru,rs aad judge when called cn. in rela-
t such .1..- ..Va mher matters in relation to ',
M U4 nfBI W III JtW. WsV o, wr. w e
tlr.TT'."' "" " "p-or. OT ; will be accepted. The Secretary of the
them shall from time to urn require. I " . ' , . " . . .
Xoperwra .ball be permitted to Tote at any elseaoa , Inferior Will forthwith aQtbOHZO lUO pur-
r-JT." 1 "iVTb i chase of the neeessar, clothing and blan-
ana.1 year, and ia the election dl.lrict where 1 J-et. 0 Keute foj. lem a OOOlfortable TOJ
surhwh"01' attaast leu d.TS immediately preceding :
tv uUlbS ttd '"' two year paid a State or oona- j agB.
vA. 7 aav oeew ai I. w 1 j e m-u --
5T"el,,?,r!r od returned, .nd -bo baa re,,
rJX&tt 1
STcaited sutciwt. !
tr?,ZlEe!,,. ""d-d in tb election due j
a aioreaaid tea d. .1. -:i i , . . i. t ,A . I
- . w usT ald taxes.
R. CORNELIUS.
NEWS J OCRS XL.
No jwon bU b Mrmitttd tn tow tliow nann la i
not fonuin- d in th- list vt taxable- inh.l iunt ftin..Iird
bv iU- O tnoiif.-i'ntrp, unlt-ns. .nt, h produce a iw-ipt
I'T thrnrinntwithiu two yvar-nf m tttur coiiaty tax
m.f!'iJ fr-l'l t' the V'vnrtitulk'n. and aiw- K.tttts- f
t..ry fTiJcniftiiLronliw od omth or ffirtutK'U or t
the oath or al'irniatioo or aDOtfet-r that he hit ptti-J h ;
tx. ir on fti.ur- to pM-Jit"- a wvipt 5hll njHe wUh j
U th-- i-avaivut t .-rei-f, or Sft)d it taf rUim a ri;ht to ,
..t tv bV.n an tnr bt-n the . of iwriity-one
and t. utv-twn--.r he -hull d-l-'ou lh cruthrma- I
ti. n thnt be l.-u.'r.--i.Ied in the State at lea-t one y.ar j
b-l.-re hie aM lkati-.n an-i make "iwh pr f m-idf u- j
iu thediMrM-t ft i mj.uire.1 1 this act. and that he ;
Wil. l--lteeffiot ll:i--eom.tiieiibimthat he it. 111. ;
af"rvHl aire, an-lu'ite -uch oh--rei.i. lice ai iv.ju.red ,
by tin- art. where i4j.no the name .f theiwrMm to ft.lu.it- ,
tl t t .. phali .- infs. rt.--l id th al( listii -al ii"t 'y j
the iu-e Urn- an-l note m-.e ofyiU- thereto by writing !
the ml t tx it te -hall be xlmiltl to oU- by t-a"n .
bavins i .i-l Us. nrthe -turd ".'J- if ho fbi.ll be ."'I )
... wi. rLall mukt the Uke DOtefliDtlw list of TOUrra
bp . . ;:
, ,0,,ful,d in tb h.t tur,-l,l t? th
n ani awj-r. or hi rizht to otp whttirr found
th-reu or not i. objecle.t to by any iU.ihhed citii.-n. it I
ahall be Ihe duty of the w.pect.,rs to examine urn (r
on on oath a hhi. sualdiration. ar.d if he claim, to
bar resided within the ctat for one year or more hi
oath .hall lie urttei.-ut proof thercf. but be .ball make
pns.f l-r at b-i,.l on competent witne- wlio .hall be a
qualified elector that be ha resided within the distrii t
lor more than ten d:ivn.-xt prered'oe a n l election, and
he .hall ai hini-elf '.wear lhAl hi. b..na fid re-ideio
in pur.uanc of his lawtiii cai.ntir is within the district,
that he did not remove into raid dLstricl lor the I'Urj.i.
of votinc therein.
' Krery perin iialifiisl a aforesaid and who .haM
make due proof it re-juired of hi re-i.lenee and pT
Oleut of UXe alore.ai-1. shall I admitted bi role in U-
ti-wnhip. ward ' T di-trict in which he .hall reside.-
If an person .ball pri rent or attempt u preTeut any
officer of any election under Ihi act lumi h-!dtnz md
, lectl-.n "T Us.- or threaten TUy ,hlrlev Bo T .web ofr
nn-r. or .ball InUTrupt orinit'ni.-riy inb rter. with him
in Ihe -is-uti.in of hi duty, or .hail bl..-k up the win
dow or areiiu" to any window where tbe .aiue may lie
bo i.l :nff. or riotously di.turb the peace at such election or
.hail use or practice any intiruidstin- threats. frce or
Tioience. with dc.ii.-u to'inrliieiiee unduly ororernweany
ceclor or to prevent him from Totine or to retrain the
freedom of choice, .ucb pernon on conricti-n .hall bit
fined in ant um not excsliitK five bundn-d dollars and
imprison.,! tor any urn nol le than three nor more
than lai-lie uontb..aLid if it .ball be rbown to tbe
court where t lie trial nf.ut-h otb-nae .hall behad.that th
per-n o..ffendtui; wa. not a resident oft he city, ward dis
trict or b-wn-hip where th .aid offence wa committed
and n t entitled to Tote therrin. then on eouvi'-lion be
.ball be ellteUOisi to par a fiu Of UOt lew. tlian one hlin-
dr.-d nor no-re than one th.-u.-and dollar and be impri
oned not i-i than ix month' nor more than two year.
-11 any s-rs.-n or person, nt.all make any tit-tor waier
u.n tbefs-jiult of any election in thit'ommonwealtb.or
.tiail i ffer to make any Mich liet or waiter, either by Ter
bal pr-latnatiou thereof nr by any written or printed
advertisement or cballeniceor invite any person b. make
.ucb le-t or wac-r, upon contction thereof be or they
.halt forfeit and pwy three tixnej the amount o bet or
t-n.-r.-d to be bet.
If any ps-raon not by law qualified shall fraudulently
vote at anv eb-ctton in this Commonwealth, or being
otherwise q'ualin.-d .hall vote out of hi pros-r district,
or if anv per-on kni-winc the want of such qualification
.hall al i or pnvurr such p-ron to vote, tbe t-erson on
c-.nviction .hall tie fined in any .urn not exceeding- two
hundred dollar and oe imprirameu lor any v rui sot ex-
eeolini tbree tuontb.
If anv irsr.n .hall Tote at more than one election
distrn t or otherwise fiamlulently vote more than once j
oo the satue dav. or .hall frau-luieiitly fold and deliver I
lotlieiii-pecti-r'twolit-kel. o.etber with Ihe mtent lilt- i
cally to vote or adrife and pr-ure another o lo do. he
or IbeV SO onen-aine inil o ir uou w iio-s, ao
uiu uot les than fifty nor more than five hundred dol
lar, and be imprbsined not lea than three nor mure than
twelve months.
-If any person not qualified tn Tote in tbi Common
wealth, agreeably to law, (except tbe aoni of qualified
eitixens. i .ball appear at any place 01 election lor in ;
purpose of issuing ti.-ket or of innorncinir the cititen.
qualified to vote, lie snail on conviction, e-rreit auti pay
any um not exiscsliun one hundred dollar, for every
au'-b offence, and be impriaoned for any term not exceed
ing three month.'
Agreeably to the provisions ol the sixty-;
first section of said act "every General and
Special election shall be opened between the
hours of eight and ten in ihe forenoon, and
shall continue until seven o'clock in the even
ing when the polls shall be closed."
The Return Judges of the several districts
will meet in the Court House at Lewisburg.
on the third day after the election, (being Fri
day, the 15th day of October.) to do ad per
form thine duties enjoined on them by law.
The Return Judges of I'nion, Snyder and
Juniata counties are required to meet at the
Court House in the borough of Sliddleburg
on v onday tne I"tn ol ucmoer, to mab
returns for the members of Assembly.
ake out
'' , ,,-
"a,D?,',? ;
Th Return Ju-igcs for the Senalo
trict are to meet at the Court House
lunnif
fonte on the Monday following the Election.
The Return Judges for the Congressional i
District are to meet at the Court House in
Harnsburg on j
Dated at the Sheriffs Ultice, i,ewisDurs,inis ;
8th day of September A. D. one thousand eight '
hundred and r.ftv-eioht. .
!
THE CIIROMCLE.
MOV n AT, SEPT. 13, ItbSS.
Ij?''SiiEGXwT'a BLrrr (Iowa) town and
newspaper being bothn'W," Me-srs. Cc
ti.wca & Zitixcn have removedtheir printin;
esiabli.shment to StouxCity in the same conn- j
k.ow too used to try it on" us.and called
. , v r.noblicans ni"erites." and all ;
us black republicans, nt0,enies, aim an
lha, -h.n we WPre QU te as pale-faced as our
: . m for
aSSUUOIIIS. 1, ll oaiij -
your orthodoxy among the mulatto Democra
.. w- .
cv.wecan get an t-nion coumj to nu umi.aao.u,..vwi.j-...s,.v.....ucs.
ihat you are only the native German blood, j in exploring parties from the heavier
But, then, after all, Frank, this denouncing j settlements, might after a few weeks'
men with coionm don't hurt them ; it i camp life, have returned and astonish
is the oorir principle! which degrade them in j ed their hearers with hair breadth
the estimation of the wise and good in every 'scapes and thrilling narratives of
community. frontier life. But four years has
rr Z TTTH " worked wonders. The land which is
The Rescnea Slaves. nQW nn(ler a jt, state of cuitivation,
Washisotos, Sept. C It u reported then the disputed hunting ground
that tbe U. 8. frigate Nwgara ta beeo of the pottawaitamic, Omaho and
ordered lo proceed immediately to Charles-: d h e of raany a bloody
ton. to eairv back the Africans captured , " ' .,.. ...., f, r
, - -
00 board tbe .lave sh.p Lcbo. Commo- ,
, ('baunet-, j. to so out in command.
, -J o j - 5c.ioiw h
proposed to the goTernment to take care .
of the captured African, on their arrival :
a LiberiL and 8ub.i.t them one year for ;
5.50.000. and in tbe meantime to send
T . . . . .
tUtTUl I VJ rXUVVI wBU el ava-wAI " J j
, - , urgoiu t .opp0rt themselves
UUbtrtai purauiaa ill suppvi.
fr,r i,a xniratinn of lhat Denod. There
tbem to school and teach tuem now oy in
. . . , .
It ever? lOdlCallOB thai 100 propuamuu
Sr. Louis, Sept. 7 The Republican
viubltshc a itatoment that Gov. Hiohard.
WD, of Nebraska Territory, has resigned,
-ith the inlention of returning to Iilincii
and canvaiiiins the State is favor of Sena-
9
j tor jvoujjlas.
LEWISBURG, UNION CO., PA., FRIDAY,
JOE TU LXWWmtJBw cakOSKta.
A Stranger's Tribute.
Fair I.bwis-i'"''' thy name I hail!
A noble crown rests on thy brow,
Dark Sin and Superstition quail
Before thy righteous learning now.
Thv churches, each a stately pile.
Thou may'st be proud on them to look.
Where fallen man laalured from guile,
And taught of (uTlroin His Own Book.
Who placed those jewels on thy head,
To make thee th' Athens of the land I
Who wrouiht in thai romantic meadf
With mora than weird magicians' wand?
Their honored names thy journal's page
should treasute from utimuurned decay
As bf nelactors of their age
Wmch no rude torch of lime should fray.
In learning, Greece once far excelled,
But in her rude mytholopy
Jehovah"s knowledge she withheld.
And taught debauched idolatry.
Thun greater art than Athens was.
For in her days of palmy pride
She forced on man great Solon's laws,
Bat Heaven's laws to hitn denied.
Thou teachest Truth that mighty Word
Which over Error shall prevail
Until its conqu'ring voice is heard
On Central Afric's suliry gale.
Thou sendest many sons abroad.
Who, deeply read in sacred lore,
-May turn the heathen back to God
To dwell wiib saints for ever more.
And others shall be statesmen too.
And make the nation's chambers rinc
With eloquence like Cicero,
Of orators acknowledged king.
Thy matrons may unfold the mm I
Of other wild but gen'rous sons.
Who future days and years may find
'Mong ruling men the foremost ones.
Thy daughters are in loveliness
Not by Circassian maids excelled,
Possessing virtue, Itarmnz, erace,
They are in admiration held.
The hills lhat gird thy every side
Now bloom in verdure like the rose.
How sweet thy homes, their owners' pride.
Where innocence at.d peace repose!
Dear Lewisburg! I love thee well.
And wish from thee to never part.
Long in thy bosom I would dwell.
For thou hast gained my willinz heart.
Si,t. 1858. A VISITOR.
L'niverity Bonding.
Female Invtltnte
THE SUBMARINE CABLE.
Where, potent Science, wilt thon end.
Since thou hast, by electric jet.
The broad expanse of ocean spanned.
And whispered to ns, -Not clone yet!"
Quick plunging through the mighty deep,
A conversation now is sped
On flashing wings wiih lightning's sweep
Along th' Atlantic's very bed !
Morse Frankin! Field! as twinkling star
Thit holds our wandering gaze at even,
Your names, like glittering gems afar,
Adorn the galary of heaven.
VISITOR.
WESTERN CORRESPON'DEXCE.
Correspondence of the Leaisbura- Chronicle.1
Magnolia, Io., Aug. 26, 1858.
"Did you see Frank in Sargeant's Bluff!-..
Nl,,Tre 8!d Tiwi7iuT d,EdZ
!"d, t,Zbl?ai'l de'a$"e rf""
.... -M
Land fevers Iowa cities delusive
ha-spondurocks-panic !....Xo dc-1
lusion, now ; the mist is dispelled, the
mania has ceased, and wc look in re-1
aljtv Upon the true features Of the pic-
ture. iti3 plain as davlight, and
were vou here where I now sit, and
' c . - . .!.
IOr a IllOIllflll rarl 311111 t,--3 ut.r tut;
rolling expanse of prairie, dotted with
golden fields and interspersed with
beautiful groves, down the timber
1 l.l.io,l cf von in2 rir,nii u-lirisir Lnnta
r-r.ll 1-U riH-U."-. "l-v se.-s.
rrreat herds of cattle and horses are
gamboling in the shade gaze upon
.1 dfjo-ht waters of the ever gushing
tlCluiiea men anu pet.it. niuwutiij
painted Indians (wholi I) scalping
I and wild cats would
knilC, tOmah.aWh., ailU 11U CaiS, W0U1U
vanisli.
A little more than four years ago,
enmA.rleontnroiisGnirits r-rnf iti'inrrntil
COnniCl. 111.; aiutuy war. tit uui
nntouched bv the axe
of the frontiersman : the luxuriant
e . 1 , t ' .1. . 1
neroage 01 we ea ;
only bv the buffalo and the cW whilst,
now, all around us are fine farms and
fine farm houses.
Having made a trip into Nebraska
" O . a w
since I last wrote, 1 am enabled to
..' l,,,ner,.l nillos
SUtC, that, It)T OtCranUnQreO III I ICS
westward, the same scene of enter
prise meets the eve. Far away out
in the beautiful Platte Valley, (that
dreamland of ours four years ago,)
cabins are being daily erected, and
farms are opened out. The sacred
rights of the Pawnee are unceremo
niously trampled upon ; he can no
longer claim his far famed village as
his own ; the wigwam, which has for
many years sheltered him and his fam
ily ia peace aaJ f4uictude, is uow torn
down, and a house erected in its place.
Still on westward, out to Loup Fork,
w e iind colonies of energetic hastern
men and women opening out bound
less resources of the West. I have
seen it stated (and it is true) that too
many fancy tales arc told to practical
men 'of the East ; they think the pic
ture too hiirhlv colored : but upon
such realities as we have here, we!
midit base (cvou what you might pre
sume) the wildest of hopes. !
And now for the "cities:" my story ;
is soon told, ineir creainess, nu i
IS .will iwtsi. aus. b
the bright hopes, the splendid 01
catles. the magninVont fortunes, and ;
glorious anticipations of the specula- j
tors. nrC awfullv nii.Xfd, in fact dwin- !
,vi :.,J ''J, ovliiiot'
UiUl. villli-iisu, .1,..., v..a.. ,
for their future prospects, wc antici
pate no more than what the country
arouud promises. In tlije anticipa
tions, we claim to be sane build no
air castles paint no fancy pictures.
E. M.
P. S. Did not see Frank guess
he was out hunting wild cats.
Stick to your Home.
r A correspondent of the I'oltrr (Pa.) Jmt.
no), writim from Wisconsin, gives the follow.
ing good advice to farmers and mechanics.
We commend il to their earnest considera
tion.) ; "If you have a comfortable home
n Tilnr-,' t;nt vnti rnn rail vnur own
' where you can, by honest industry and
' economv earn enough to support your j
family, and keep them from want
don't" get the "western fever" and "sell
out," but stick to that home as you
would to a lonrr tried friend. It is j
true, that hundreds are selling out
and coining w tiawy .
peace and plenty a paradise where
they can rest from all their labors,
and live on the "fat of the land?" Xo,
sir. Hut with disappointment do they
see that they have been misinformed ;
that instead ot peace and plenty, iney
have not even the necessaries of life. 1
I do not pretend to say that this is
the case with evcrv one, but it is a
general thing. People who come
West with their families are dissatis
fied With the COUntry. Then Stay On j
your farms, (which you have labored
long and hard to secure,) and let not I
the fictitious tales of the West so ex-
cite your imaginations as to render !
you unfit to enjoy the blessings thatj
might otherwise be derived from your ,
pleasant little home. YOU mUSt rC-l
member that it requires labor, perse-.
verance. and more capital, to com-1
mence business with, here, than it docs (
1 U the EaS tern ii tat e3.
AfiED Triplets. Fowler fc Wells
Phrenological Journal for September, j
cives the portraits, with a short bio-1
! graphical and phrenological Eketch
! of I" character of three sfsters, n
I Mrs. Svbil Luddington, Mrs. S
amcd
arah
.11 J T.I - O 1. f 1
i usuneu, anu .urs. ra.. "r--.
TJ'e7 were triplets born March 26th,
! m, Goshen, Litchfield county,
Connecticut, and are consequent y
over 70 vears of aire. In July
: "ov " "
j last tuey J"ct '?
separation of s
Honesdale, Pa., after
evcral years.
A correspondent of the Journal at
Honesdale, Pa., says that their per -
sonal resemblance is very striking.
Mrs. Grennel and Mrs. llushnell re
scmblo each other so much that even
T ... , - .. ,
; r3-,uaa,lngwn i nas unsiant.-.. uuu
ior me oiner. j tiey now rt-siut.- iu
Susquehanna and Wayne counties in
i comfortable circumstances, healthy
aud industrious, never idle, and go
about their daily avocations of house
hold work "spry as crickets," and all
bid fair for many more years of use-
.
fulness.
Tn. tJ.I-J-,, ,h. Ilfne
1 UD V '1 IV.l UAI A. II.-. t t j aa va.ijfws , 1
Of South CarallDa. seems tO live COme tO
tbiok better of tbe Uuioa i-iuce Gaow
knocked bim down in Congress, last win-1
tcr. A year ago. be advised secession : in
a recent letter to bia constituent!, be '
writes :
"As for himself, so long aa he was in
the Uuioo, be was for dicbdrgmg every
oDngmon ttut deTuifea opou toe state
or tbe cit'uDS of tbe State. Twelve
month a(-t be advised adversely ; but
now he wiuild say. nut Mr. Buchtnan$
Administration. He went to Washington,
at ttie beiriDiog of the last sesMou, re-
1 - a I - 1 - . L at
so.w-ej io oj.j.ose cue Aumiuistraunn uut
wfaeo he got (litre he Joumi Jlr. Hue Kan-
tin utrtn th I'bitform of the &uth. It
was tuu he determined to sustain tbe Pres-
., ,. ,, . , . , ,.
.dent, cordially and ungrudgingly.
As "ELi7oVEEBi!a''"jcDoE.-The
LeCOmptOD Candidate for tbe Supreme
Court ; W. A. Porter, is now oo an elec
tioneering tour tkioigh lha State. We
heard of bim last week at Hollidaysburg,
aad oa M inday be was at Erie. It was
held highly undemocratic and subversive
of all judicial dignity for Mr. Porter to
write a Letter for the press defining bis
views on the various topics of the day,
but it is all right for bim we presume to
slip quietly through the State giving pri
vate and confilenlial assurances that be is
"all right on tbe goose." Such ia latter
day democ ratio eonsisteoey !
Trinity Ba t, Sept. 10.
Mr. DeSinty, the electrician, of the
Atlantic Telegraph Station, at this place,
decline to make any statement relative
to the Atlantia cable for publication, be
yond tbe positive assurance to tbe agent
of tbe Associated Pre.-s, and there are only
temporary difficulties of an electrical na
ture, aad no Mason whatever for any ru
mor iUt tbe cable had pvted.
CHRONICLE
SEPT. 17, 1858.
13IUNKINO SOXd.
U'l or UttdeL
Come, pus 'round the paU boya, and fin It a quarter;
Drink deep, and drink, ana replenish your Jiur.
Fill up, and I'll lire tow a toast to toot water
The Turncock mr ever ! that opens the plur.1
Then b.y f r a bucket, a backet, a bock.
Then bey for a bucket filled ap to tbe brim.
Or, best of all notion, let's have It by oceans
With plenty of room fur a link or a wim.
Let topers, of irrnne-juic exalting Tapof,
But let us just whisper a word to tbe elves.
We water roads, horses, silks, ribbon., hank paper.
Plant, poet and Biases and why aot ourselves
TbeB hey for a bucket, c
7 ..7. -
TUejigs. tbe bolero, faodanr-and jump.;
Bulwrtatte,Dri.,--la.Ui4
, f, u , bait, not m bottu-s,butma.si
Then hey t a backet, .
Let others rf larrcAejtVr qual at their pleasnr,
Dr honor oil Jf'-with their thirsty regard;
.,.., ...,... and . t It oord miiture.
Or quaff heavy wet from lb bult m the yard,
Then hey for a bucket, kc
gome flatter ria, brandy, aad rum oa their merits.
Grog, punch, aad what not that enliven a trast.
Ti. true that they stir ap the animal spirit.
ilut may aot tbe aaaiaf turn out a aeaat t
Then Ley fcir a backet, Ae.
The Man of the Ark, wba continued oar speeiee,
lie eaeel as by waters-bat as for tba wine.
We all know th figora (mora aad loan faceti ou
lie mad after tastiag tba Joioa of the Tiaa.
Then hey for a backet, e.
In wine let a lover remember hi Jewel,
aad pledge her is bumpers filled briumior and oft
But we can distinguish tba kind from the cruel.
And toast them In water, the aura or the ..
Tbea hey for a backet, Ac
tome, crossed ia a pasrfcw, can never o'erlook It,
But take to a pistol, a kalfe, or a beam ;
Whilst lemprrat swains are enabled to brotO. it.
By help of a little meaaderiDg stream.
Tben bey for a bucket, e.
f boold fortune diminish oar cash 'r sam tout,
DeraBgiag oar wiu aad our private affairs.
Though some la such cafes would fly to tbe bottle.
There's nothing like water for drowsing oar cam.
Tbea hey for a backet, Ac.
Direct a a railroad, aad smooth ia their gaits :
But look at tbe bibbers of wine, they go tack inc.
Like shins that have met a foal wind is th suaiaAU.
Tbea hey for a bucket, Ac
A fig. then, for Barowaay, CToref.or Jfowafaia,
A few scanty glasses most limit your wish ;
Bat he's the true toper that foe to the fountain
Tbe drinker that verily edrinks like a Ash 1"
Tba hey for a backet, Ac
Morning Meditation.
BT taoBtf BOOB.
Let Taylor arrack upon a morning breeiy.
How wll toMse while Bight and larks are flying,
rormyi,art.iauBgupaeemsBotjoeasy,
T h ' " JW'
WberrfcMlU)rl,,Uch.i,r
i m ot a troat.
Tai. at to me orb, and snh iik hums,
Tbey smell of sweet herb, at the momiag prim.,
" ""ih- '0"f
fc fc m
iii,,teed.thatp.. impatiently about,
: Ut them enjoy, say I, m bona ought.
Tbe find turn out.
Bight beautiful the dewy avped appear.
Besprinkled by the reey lagervd girl
What then, If 1 prefer my pillow dear
To early tewrf.
dry stomach is not ruled by other men".
And grambliBg for a season quaintly brgl
Wherefore should miser rise before tbe be a
Have laid their eggs f
Why from a comfortabl pillow start.
To see faint flush ia the east awakea f
A fig, say I, for any streaky part,
Kxceptiag bacon.
As early riser, Mr. Gray has draws.
Who oia-d to halt the dewy grant among,
To meet tba sob upon tbe upland lawn
Well, be died yoBBg.
, with chaimomea such ariy hour. bt.,
And sweeps that earn be lime tberr bite and sup.
Bat I'm bo climbing boy, and will not bo
All ap all ap.
So here I'll lie, my morning calls deferring.
Till something nearer to the stroke of boob;
A maa that fond precociously of itirnng,
SI ut be a ipoou.
To a Glnnjr-Foul,
That comes and squawks under my wHnder poriodikly
and makes me mad exceedingly.
too muibie speckw cntur, yon,
''.': .fc
, Do ojtfcta;: hart -on bd? Or do yon qanvk
j Th.tt wmj to Gun it, whrt 70 a co to from.
so squaws now irom euucauon&i prejuuicer
Wbit'B mitw-hnrf tio you pall your bonwly h-4
Ouli firm uotlvr your viag -md -uavwk lrf
Vbiti aodr your wio( to nau you amK.
Yo fpwklrti -to 1"
toiacUiiBkv oflMuiT-. I rrtk'm twrwitm
Tou'a k-p It thero. for it lock twtur hid.
Wbavt do you get oo the fno aVDd iquavk for?
Do yon m oaytliiok ftlarmink. yoo vhito xUlcd,
gpnrk isVatitrfed, tuawkioK fool!
How do you poor feller cm read or ritv
Or ilrvp. or liTft, you diaoordoat old biutd
i BravM rra-b bom with ail tb ky opra
Aod the Boath-pfeoa craked t
1 with I coo Id ptz yoa, yo ncrtnfr pcrpotiioJ
ftMVkiB( BMblaM t
Wbot'ro UuBkingoboatT booM?
Torn rwc&l.y epitoawof Oiooy wavr-foo;.
A CoBgrt) tats-ttim ind coorfa ibell,
Aod tk down Mtt Til ta. brut bJtad I
1 VJ
Dry op t yoa itpoi kUd parody of a atarbia? hop !
p. you masfcf JM oatraf tro-
rny?
Tfm boiier auker'f -ifboUd oebo r
TM' 1 r! w
Do von think a feller ana afford to faratab boot jacka
u rru.k vow itk oaiir. won ;out
! u,t,j-'-lm-
I. journaawkiak,aaasr orareTOU TeareAof me. say?
1 OB III.1. Illlll.llll isrmn. H.ei nuwiwj w
Of foal rraelkia : Uere'a mjt blackta bmab at too 1
iMerary VMwalrr.
Pcblic Fountains. Tbe eitiaeoa of
Birmingham, Eog , not having spent all
the money which tbey appropriated for
the reception of Queen Victoria in their
city, have devoted tbe surplus to tbe erec
tion of publio fountains. tVby eao not
all oar cities imitate Philadelphia, Liver
pool, Paris, aod otber cities, ia this, and
provide plenty of fountains, to gush forth
cooling water, to ebeer and improve the
thirsty, weary inhabitant We are for
cibly impressed with the statement that
the money appropriated was not all espeo
ded. No such libel as ibia baa ever been
charged against manager of similar affair
in America.
Hcman Hair. There are two baa
dred thousand lb, weight of women'
bair annually sold in Franco, and the price
paid for it ia naaally six cent an ounct.
ESTABLISHED
At $1,:'0 Per
ror tbe Lewi.turg chronicle.
Politics In Northumberland. : abundantly prove ; but the evidenro
The nomination of James H. Camp ' that he was a Protectionist was riot
bei.i., K-q , of Pottavitle, aa the Oppoai- so obvious. We thank, therefore,
tion candidate for Congress in this district, 'The j-OUTH" (of all the world; for
ia received with great approbation. And, 1 jie letter from Franklin to his friend
notwithstanding the local jrefcrencea of a llun,,,rcy Marshall, vt hich a corrcs
few for candidatci in our county, it i pondent of "The Sol'th'' has unburietj
conceded by all the posted" that Mr. fofjm the records of the Virginia Med
Campbell is the strongest man presented , ;caI j;oc;c;v pe,.inl,s ;t iias
for nomination, and the one most likely ;ntu(1 mIcc but we do not rciueiu
to be socceraful. He has represented our It is a3 ft;Iow3 .
district, once, and did it i.h ered.t to ; is003if April 22, 1771.
himself aud honor to hi constituents : , . , du,v receiveJ vonr f.lvolr,
being man of considerable ability and ; oftie 4 0f ctober and the 17th of
talents as a politician and practicing law- Xovemlier. It gave Pleasure to hear,
yer. Although one of the youngest, he . that tho' the Merchants departed from
was justly rated among the most able, ' Agreement of Non-Importation, the
active and working member of the last ' spirit of Industry and Frugality was
Concress Therefore, having been "weigh- 1'keiV to continue among the People.
ed in tbe balance" and not -found want- ' " Sl ! ""r Con
.. , . cern on my Account. The letters
ing," we support Lim ..h pleasure and Bl0nll(yn great offcnM Lerc;
cotBdence. He is doubtless the man for j. ,,iat wa3 not aUeudef wit, immc.
the times a bold and fearless advocate of j;ate ill Consequences to my Interest
the principles of right and humanity a thai seemed to have been hoped for
frank, independent, firm, and unswerving ' by those that sent copies of them
Uepublican, and Tariff man. The of posi- hither.
lion is not 00 some other c,ffi,e, io tbe If onr Country People would well
. k a ;,, t. : ,. consider that all they save in refusing
most harmonious condition. It is true, J r
. . , , , .. to purchase forcitrn Oewjraws, and
the ean.pa.gt. is not fd.rl, opened, and the in Apparc u..
candidates exactly determ.ntd upon, and aplJ.v d to the Improvement of their
what may vet be effected we know not, l'iuntations. would render those more
j but we live in hope and eipect to triumph, pmtitabie. as yielding a greater Pro
! The nomination of H )ttentein for As- iluce, I should hope they would per
i sembly my be regarded solely as a victory sist resolutely in their present com
; over Dtwart and Lecomptm. Com. I mendablc Industry and Frugality,
j , The Colonies that produce Provisions
1 The Democracy against Protection. ! grow very fast : But of the Countries
I . ne -ugty fact, - a., ..-. t - t"? """"
ry in regard .0 the vas'cilla-ing curse f the : "Ot increase at all, as the Luropc
' Dem,ra..c party on .he s..t,re. of IVo.ec- ' ,at'ons i.aad 0tkCtil M L W est
tion, seem to have given our neighbors of, vuiuui:5, uui 111 mc lul. pro-
the Lyroming CuzttU much d.siress. -The portion. !n that tho the Demand at
coolness" of the Caz,tu, m attempting to , present may be sufficteut, it cannot
saddle the revision and reduction of iheTariff long continue SO. Every manufactu-
on the Republican, is only equalled by the rer encouraged in our Country makes
unblushing effrontery and bold impudence, part of a Market for Provisions with-
with which its party, in 1841, declared ihat in ourselves, find save so much Money
James K. Polk was a oeMer Tariff man than . to the Country as must Otherwise be
Henry Clay, and is confirmatory evidence of j exported to pay for the Manufactur
the bold game of deception that it is intended ers he supplies. Here in England it
lo play.upon the people again Does the Co-1 is well known and understood, that
xetle pretend to say that the Republicans had ; wherever a Manufacture is established
a majority in the V.S. Senate in 1857! Does ' which employs a number of hands, it
it pretend to sav that the Republicans bad the j raises the Value of Lands in the
President in 157 ? Does it even pretend to neighboring Country all around it:
say ihat ihe Republicans had a majority in partly by the greater Demand near at
Ihe House of Representatives in 1857 t If . hand'for the Produce of the Land, and
they bad is it noi a little singular that they ; partly fr0m the Plenty of Money
did not eiect (we quote from the Gazelle) ,Jrawn bv the Manufacturers to th It
-Lewis D. Campbell, a leadin? Republican, part of (hc Country. It Secm-t there
and Ihe fieri eko.ee of that party" Speaker! ; forCi ,j,e Intt.re3t 0j-aH of our Farmers
Anl if they had a majority, why is .t that anJ Owners of Lands, to encourage
.hey did not elect Mr. Banks on Ihe first bal- . y Manufactures in preference io
!,! How w i, that he had never a "v7- : forei oue3 impor;ca 3 from
af, bat only . phnU.1 , , of .he tro es t Does c
the Gazelle not know that the bill, passed in . , ...
1857. was not the bill reported bv l..i, D. I 1 aD mUth. olI'd by your klml
Campbell ? Does ,1 not know that the Loco- Present of curious .-eeds 1 hey were
foco Senate amended Mr. Campbell's btll by ; welcome t.lfts to some of my friends,
rerftxonthe duty on all manuactures Iron i , 500(1 i'oa herewith some uf the neW
included. 20 percent-, and ihat ahe btll was . Larlcy lately mtrodueed into this
finally passed on the report and recommenda-! tou.ntr.r. anJ 0W highly spoken of.
tion of a committee of conference, as the best j I wish it to be found of use among us.
that could be got, owing to the b.-siility to ! I was the more rilens'.l (e sec in
protection in the Locofoco Senate, and by the : your Letter the ImproveniCtit of our
President! We have notthe means of giving Paper, having had a principal ."hare
the entire vote on this question, bui fortunate-j in establishing that Manufacture
ly we are enabled to give, for ihe edification : among us many years ago, by the Ea-
of ihe Gazelle, .he vole of ihe Pennsylvania
Ilelegatioo, as far as they were present and
voted. It was as follows :
For the Tariff nf 1857 Me.sr. Barclay,
C'adwalladerand Florence all De.nocra's.
Azai"'t the Ttirff 1.')7 Messrs. AI!ion,
Bradshaw, Broome. Campbell, Covode. Edie,
Kuller. Knight, Kunk, Millward, rackrr,
Purvianre. Roberts. Ri.binson. Todd. andTy -
son all Republicans except one, Packer.
If the Republicans are responsible, as a
party, for the reduction of the Tariff in 1S37,
will the Gazelle inform us why it is that the
entire Republican delegation from Pennsylva
nia, present whn the vote was taken, recor
ded their votes against it?
In conclusion, as the Guzelte attempts to
leave the impression with its readers that the
. . - , . - . ..
Tariff will be safe in the hands nf us par.v, it
may be well to add here, in addnmn ,thf
fac.swe have already presen.ed. , he T.riJ
plank in .he Democra.ic platform, as adopted
in National Convention at Cincnna n
156. Tariff men ! read, reflect, survey the
past, and tell us what reliance is to be placed
in Democra.ic professions on ibe suf ject f
.he Tariff:
-Renked The lime ha, come
for the people of the Tmied States to declare
themselves in favor of Free Sea and pri g-
r"e?ZZ7XvZTJnX"
flTand bv solemn M.t.MI LSTA 1 H)NS to
l?-place their moral influence b the side of
!.V-.heirsccctssriL txawpia."
The Tariff of -57 ,s but a -wolemn manifes-
ta.ion" of pr..f-resive Free Tfaile- in eaact
aceonlance with the letter and the spirit of
the above-quoted resolution uf the Cincinnati
Platform -
-Ltl the wise take heed !
Mrs. W.HII, widow of Abraham Wazner.
died atKuiztown. Berks county, on the 30th
of June, at the advanced age of !KJ years. 8
months and IS days. She leaves behind her
a numerous progeny, consisting of 9 children,
57 grand children, 77 great grand-children,
and one great great graud-ch.ld.
The Lutheran Church in the United
States numbers about 1 75.000 commu
nicants aud 2,000 congregations and
ministers. Its members are found
chiefly in the Middle and Western
States. '
Benjamin Franklin oa Protection
Benjamin Franklin (says the Tri
bune) has been constantly and confi
dently claimed by the Free Traders
as of their school in political economy.
We wero sure this could not be true,
for the Doctor was pre-eminent for
common sense. That he was not a
IX 1S43....WIIOLE NO., 733.
Year, always in Advance.
i Hun! Money man ins ptiiiiii-iicil essas
j COUrngement I gave It
If in anvthinir I can serve you here-
it will he a Pleasure to
Your obliged Friend and humble
Serv't, 15. Fbaxklix.
Idle Boys.
A writer in the North Western
; Ciris.-an Advocate, has the follow
ing sound advice to bovs.which all our
1 young readers would do well to con
'. fcider :
j '"He who is idle and vicious in
I school, is still more so when he loaves
' it. He who fires squibs, will in time
! fire pistols. He who plays cards for
ennef will if li tuvit nut Cil I f I IH
', " '- ' . ' ', -,
lonir for money. He wno robs lien-
" J , , ... , ,,
j roo,ts and orchards, W!ll probably
some day rob Safcs, and pocket-liCH.ks.
" nJa-v no' do , ,n ,he wa,v t0 "
po.-C himself to the penitentiary; he
' -- his wits SO sharpenetl as to
l legally, by .-ett'.rig up a wildcat
bank, or betraying the confidence of
1 his employer, or obtaining the posses-
i sion of property without the means of
paying tor it. or by getting his Land
j upon tllC public coffers that he III9V
f'-i UI"1'-,r e "ft npptHation of
it, '
' l,rc'--ct) 01 trust.
j ' I would that von could sec witU
mJ e.ve3 for a ,ittle while, 5 J0" VfA
j thpn w'l'1 me. that hc ho,wh .'ii
a boy. Could not 1 trusted, can not
0W that ho is a min. It won.d
not uc proper lor me to mention
names, or I could illustrate this bv
1 nua,crou5 i,aiuful eSamides. Uut thcy
are not nCLCssary.- Effect will follow
! cau?ea3 - n,an SOW:.. so I.-all he
reap ; boyhood is the seed time, of
which manhood is the harvest.
"As, therefore, you love yourselves,
form Ae habit, while young, of em
nlovini? all vour time usefully. Never
I be unemployed. The laud is full of
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idlers, striving to live without labor.
It is not to be supposed that yoa are
never to take recreation ; this is use
ful, it is necessary but if it come
after hard study or productive labor,
it will probably be healthful and mod
erate. An honorable mind, ia tho
desire of mere relaxation, will not go
forth iu forms of mischeviousexcrtion.
It is not to be supposed that a boy is
to be a man, much less an old man ;
but, iu the midst of his mirth and hi
larity, hc may be innocent and amiable."
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