1161 - le
a FOR = !FRE CIIIPAIGIII.
fibetE-51PPettiiftgesd:thec4m
-11%11 ' lnk ' '''' - roil ' '
i i , lye re jost-ente,:un•
.‘`.,.:..... -•-•• _ • '
ill#t and erer*ptorious lead....
"-•;'- - - its.: • ' '.- , c ,
;
enable to X seininate fact.
• klaajnaa„,and -- ... , "Ores 4414
.'as. e
4telvere
'Jena". IY as Wsai
_ -
ill furnish ' he Registei,weelt
with, i 1 =two - extutiyilti,
- ‘tarniir.., from, the first -I'hinv
ignst,, 'O:4. eller the Presidential
at -1 the fob:4h*
low rates : '
..f.p..„,„_,,,- _-,,:;-_-;- -,„,-.,.., 'VP, 1. - - ' -
,ipyi -:..-:-...::-., i , ,, , 4, * . O 34
1
i
X - 101 to: °two ress,)-----2 -00' .
' ' '''' A r!ii -01 00fr :- - : L di - ; •- --- -r sso .
.
.... s Altd. any greater number atthe kit ,rtieip.
A;' __. • , ' ISt.-*-._ -• i '
- ~ telieseaiste!i. ~ Pestage. .tat,,,,. , be
iSetionis of ii dollar '. .
ii
z:.::.;, ....All . e ern must be, aceempame , d
- iitth 't . eta i; and all litters post-pail:
,--: 1.. , .- - . -i--`s---- .
- ' 1-, . \ • ..11: H. VltklEtt."
=NI
volt PRESIDENT. s,
0 . ..: . . !; :,, : . ,..: 7 . ; '!1F. : .1.y1ip : :....5:e . Q . 1i_T;
Of •NEW JEMMY.
vox vacs raxEsw;m,
- WILLIAI A.
I*, 1
iti 1
Ver ' t
704 Amax OF TOE OM °
JOSEPH , ,BUPFINGTO
-oJAnnstron g qtripsq.
k g ,
Fos. CA.VA...COUNDINBIONES,
JACOB HOFFMAN,
13erk's Coirrety.:
toz, rgcslDMikt. ELECTORS.
1? ' - '
Lir' _ .A. E. Baows, - I , JrAusp PoLiocir.. ~
at..: ' .I.,,T.Hummi, 14.14.*:s H. emir/ma.,
, ,• , Itz.l.tris "I's,ActuAta, . , 15.1/ilits D. PAXTON.
rl t .-- , -..TININ_ W. Sloxkl, . 16. ducts IC. DsAoso.v,
I
.Jobs P. Vitueur., _ -2 ; 711.Dr.Jso. *( ilo:ca.
ni t ; ,--. 5 giiigiciii. balLyAnri; 18: ICALREI DRAKE., .. .
i.tki ' '' 4* '` l V 4 =illri l Wo6lt., :" ' " 20. rikaiiirtiiiiii?ios,
~...i... ~::----.-._ -*, ;Tom Ehuucmca, 21: THOMAS a &GRAN,
nut .:,,, 9; I Ticois Itaßen.Au., -- 22. I.rwiti L. Loa.% •
le,. ._
... , M). Casktss P. Vi.u.Lii, 23. Clipmn.ut Itzwiii,
ti , -, , - z.":711..11iv1s ALTOS . ' 2C Doom - Pinil.rs,
'`l ~ • - 12.11. C..3ipmers,• - . 95 A
_ . -MeL —.. r i .,...ve
VIANCE,
s ! 'll' CZ • amt.:swarm, N M
. _
NM .
iV.
i-tf 4 '
old -.
o*-
IKI
biii--- - - - - ---
.4.
~,,,
.T.be Fake en to the Register
•
Are respectfully informed:that my \siceounla file
Subscriptions; kleeetising and Job Worlc'are sow
_ is the, hands lemaier, Vag., tile present'
publisher. The imspriety of hnmediatdy
up these nuttep is strongly hintedat.
N N
--Montrose, sai August, 1852. _ -
Simpwintia, leadmy,,
We were linable . to attend the exami
natiOrCofehe Students of this Institution,
;rast is , :eih, -- bitenriderstand that the result,
wiahiihly Creditable . _ to both teachers
and students. Tie Concert, on Wednesr
day - .evening, was very well attended.
Arriving rather late, we found the large
-AcademY,Hall crowded, and many, stand
the door, being unable to.pro=
- .cure 'seats. , This, 'with_ a room s ,apablit
- of seating 'nearly 1,000 \persons,. showii
the interest felt in. the school by tit% pult
ThougletnoSt of-the performers were
tittite-yokin z -7 , and. had been engaged but
abort time in the study of Musi4 the
.concert- passed off very agreeably', and
4 1 .31P.Y. tbe Poif°rtnancee; both voOil
-I:l4.instrumental,. , were excellently well
- 4ann. - 1
en Thariday evening. notwithstanding
a: tiaiY A/tower which' probably prevent- .
eJ many &in attending, a numeroul an-
iii'
~.
. „
"adience-tisethnled in the
~ Hall, and listen
,
tojki able and eloquent address from
'allow:10E1re. •
The annual exhibition - took place - on
; 1'6411,v/ening, wimp the : all . ~vaaagain
Thp 'coinforraitions
oftba youig ladies (such -as ire hiardj
• ,W 4 P11 31 7.we1! amisrhoothly written, and
gave 'indications of talent in theY•voitera;
and l i.atefai training on the
s pan of their
.'The'interest in 'the ae.olatia
.tion of tliejpung gen tl e m en, was much
- jam. ailed by the face_ :that their.,pieces
were 41400.4 and,in" geberal, they were
:fluke meritorious' pr./Air:44qm and .well
•`. -
•
t'ir
e'll`
on
re,
-,E
4 C(4 1 04,a i%4 - znPre •tc':enjoy m ent
~,er'tlus:tieur than the periermantia:.ofAr
Montrose , Brais Sind. -Theiontiaim*.
sh puirerance'of the'members :of the
:tend, has beauli bywirded the attain
mete of great,a . kill in iheir arti and 02 . 2
ion°cess:their spiritlitirriureotes t
'atlntermi t ; acrt:int the, ereaingi
::,arere4uly_iiptiteciated by_ the aucteuee.
As the .assemblage: departiag,
theßand suddenly :strauk up " Ya°4°
Doodle" with gieut lustatitly
plesimm- - iii4
4 4, 4 1.0 7ikn.PirantlY felt -2 44* uPir4
within them we siw. umnistakik;
z - -i;iiiiestions that some; of- tile:-snerfr'
Iresent,ituderstoo& it as
t
3.1
ri
4 . -
Of;me eml iiip it.* 3ter,
.. Oa the light' fiuitalitictoo 11
' • The mchibiticicloseintilimut pinyon
niclo4,l". ISI ,--trhini ' d asi.i4ded:
--
.pt -- 1 . `l , '-• - . --U,;„!1_ .• ' '''
to the serf ,. itt4ry i that crO ": -. the *mid-.
etnani. 44 * l l+Y. ' 1 1 anlxnur"
nt s
in 4ryAgiiilftinOsorniiiidirii . he 1110011-..-
, Altt•ige 2 1.14 - Avh` - tii-.A'*'
and former iii‘tisions, of - e l at tainments
1
of the iitudentsiigilve isin ery high .opin
ion or Susquehanna Acild y.l 'lt is evi
itn
dent that the teatherasiiii34o/Only the
scientific and, litirary ii!uilifications, 'but
'Also the patiencli4ind__liko! l _-_,
, rrinisite for
;the siicceisful perform+l4 of - their ardu..
. ! fii_ •
otis duties.- While our, i.Apunty . contains
Harford_. University..., iin4 ...S4squebarina
Academy, and several tniMr.gdUcational
Institution& ef,t, high r4cOve can Eln
link necessity for =pare . t i r , to i Send their
eons and ' daughters ab ' : , f or Inn *dues
oll
tion., ln this . , as in ,otli tilmatiers, - ive re
\
'in &for of ericourtigin 1 14me iikdustry. .
11'e'WAliit'evicti,fi f
thetistiilcmrOlerOnte.
'ort4articleoales,seA
Imerentibfoo.ll4itii4ou j i
'"summary 46‹ , 101(
i
4e4!4)lice,lj ::..).
1 Cania .. (
ii6lio
il,''
subs i
We have -t,
this new `peri, T . i.
which was commen y
It is a handsOniCiiiii.:'
pages. :Its ceitants a , l 's
'structiye, and promise ' nicil 4
qomplishment 4fthe Edito r ' s of jei
is the .advancement °tithei cause it! i
rid education througheu , the a
*the - publication of a iiStitte Ed
JOuri l ial.' With so i t oo : an o
view `tbe enterprise Aeso -es su
, .fThomaal-I:BurrowlrlcAtiter,
ter Pa: Pubfolled nionthly.at I
w
iti advance, ' I . ' ' ;1 .
'"...--j r ---'-'4'
'Or " General . Pierce 14 id7laT
establishment 4f free :prinelide:
i 4
eyery. poople, and i!si;tiv , itillsea with l
in . their'StrUggleXor;;lilihrt •,,,iio atte ,
What nation thi l y:iriay.lin:iii;.:alid,.wl
'they fail in carrying out-) l'eleilbject d
t
est to their hearti be is
, :a y
i t+ ext .
to then) i t asyluinj ahO ' ' nd !pail
rights in this ltrid of ..liberty —liresti
Wonder if , people' . every ! , inclu
'niggers,'in Pierec's 'r4ahu r lary . l If so
are think the lorat i tigtikpr:, mast , ad 4 an
other name to wha it:clans he: Seward,
Giddinaid Bale gang of flbolition !to
rtes. . F . - i l i .
GRMIAN,
.
Howfreteetiotbene , A . Oulture.
r l d
“There- is a farm i ;Sts dish, Ide.,
consisting of eight ac. ' iiipl dinikyards,
buildings. &e.,,, from iv ich Was gathered
'last full 1,750 bushels 0 applo.' •
1
- WhereVer the loodi a the anvil take
their natural la c es by the , a ide of the
obtain large Crops' , roll em I nurfacft,
and ow...both the land *rid its owner be
come-enriched: Wherever die plow. and
the stand alone,lwe see them ob.'
Lain, small crops hi
from fge surfaces, and
i
the owner of the land becoriiing - -poOr,
while the land itself . i exhatiated.
~j . We
have here a yield, of 1,7 0 -beShels of ap
:2
'pies probably worth , littleleu than fb. ,000
ra i d
limns farm of eigiit_ a . res, being . 50
per acre, 'while thole er of 411ino 'ob
tares fiiinn tne lictiest 1,. in ihe w rld,
fotts;,,. fifiy, or - sixtylbttsliels.ofiora; h ick
lie sells at 25 or 30 cent per bushel' and
yet he too might raise (just as eas his
apples; his strawberries.; and the va *ons
other products of the earth that Amid
pay him by hundreds of dollars per acre,
elle wmild but aid in biiegittk the miner
of lead , and the amelterl3f iron - and cop
per ote to thesideof himself and his fel-,
lciw' citizetia; The PlotakerLoons, and
"tlie Anvil.. - 1 :I' l .
01 7
GzialtarA- DEM RAnD - TEiTIIiON
FAVOR OF GEN. SCO . ,The lilacon'i
,Citizes, an infliten ial Irnion Denim
7 et
paper, declares it
in
ferente for: en.
Scott, over the 6 m iaf the* D ma
cratt, on the irroun of theattlierior per
sonal services oft efortner to his n,
try ; of - superior lebili y, lainesty, and
other lualificationtii of soundness 0 the
great questions in whir the ,Sout are
j
deeply interested; end becaise Sc tt is
[ aSoutherri; and Pierce i Northern I an;
d i e
1 alsq because the ' , - hi platform , was 'a
I coi tion prize andthe. Democratic
a nondition siaisf I t o ' -ti the nomination;
wlfen . more than I i lf t e .members' had
left ;.,tind ou- the 1 'mud of the associa:.-
lions . of .the two , ca didlitest. •If eras
SCott receives the suliport. -of Se . ard,
Greeley and CoComp ny, Pierce-is s ain
-ed liz Yan Buren, ntbul, Oidding and
.C 6 -., Ail the .Fillip teits ! Flre-eate Se
• • • • ‘
cessum Null - _liltsit imlists, tra
Lcieofocos, lays the Citiz . est,jeverry it of
them; from i'edee o ihe. Rio - -Gr tide,
1
i
support -General ier e ie l . 'What then
isliould . Unioni De is and hip,
Fillrtiore Mew We ,:nnd hilt
_feudal - men, - doiii: sucb au ettierg cyl
of othfirs, eke F Imiire - en of r-'
',gia should stand4lY l Getieral Scott.”
. ,
P.E.LIGIOVS Tee
latdsr unaertoolc
tion of all. Who a
Gen. - Pierce's
charging that Win
.Grabant's State)
Chicago Journal
follows;
Northreariilis
a claniein her
• Imirfp , of.which st
. Hainrlll
'CI OO ib ter .0913111 i
; 7-77
e Ac t oici'teceiiea-his
geferiott wig
4iiiisig**34l , oo
bi',ol4BOti;
Irep.,Boriii to, 0
Vane& Em ptier ;
en'Oa ! f ir* ' Oil
'ln**
New Pabli
ORS. •
ugu t, contains
litkal and
rat [review or
h,6lngreasion- ,
cli worth the
p(?1
ly :[number
pullieiticin 'Of
j4puckl i rjr last:
of large
led otid
A ill - ere° , paper
et tbe ' proscrip
.. Pjrotestants, in
:rittte 'State; by
ti-olina (Mr.
ilte" . .; bur the
dodge an
Ily id lynch
Ina eke Whig
H*K ill a leader,
it (P.O.
had anal
cued Al Loco
Prime
toi Wilmot 'from
ffeied the post'of
himi";:was eate
*lglibfsl4lllfica-
iiia*:.deli!ttc'd
s. testa-Op :per
e brimitit of tht time.
i'.ki;cording to the Erepch oe 6 o l *.tin, Fru i t*
lojecrinty - dies by hil own 'bands; and one
• ''... r iti a linndied and.-tienly-fire.:.'` -.. '
):*, tinted -Somebody to kispiretOr -A Sti*t
- itd gentlerbmi during the 6iiiiiii. . .',
iL ie zt ,attempt has been madewponThe bfetif
'pierce by,---a.Nevr. York publisher. „
..
.1 ilt Albany, on Friday. the therrionieter
slit;looin the shade, and 120 in the sun , . s
'.: 't- ves to-be Mere difficult for the ' -'.
1 / Ipp_ E ng
, 'ties
iu bort o . keep order among . the miners in
Oa; than it didjor ours in California. But
;lie heard no groans /11nO, it from the. Lorl"
ii ts , „ t. .. .._ ~. ' ,',, .. ' L'-' .-
-- , • -
,
i Senator Chase in-lis lettir.,to the Hon: 8.,,
I ',' iinilifullY affirms that' a ibe , whide pit
Senator
f ! , of William B. Ring, the nominee kr V.
nt, Ws been marked by hostility, 'to
. the
i des Of,the Free Soil Democracy."
tl!Dr. 3.'8. Smith ' a entered .. phssician, whO
*L.., - - -
!Id We ,deid edneatiori at the Berkikire
l Thar ti 4", in Pittsfield; *ass., and . his re
itevent years. in Liberia, \ says: " kde not
ihat a colored man, an African, can be as
ably aitriated. politically and socially; any
'tinder Itlie broad canopy of heaven, as : in Li-
• . 1
Y. Bu
Presi.
reed,
idt.4
comp
wket
beri t a r l
by- ttle
Some sin Newton, N, H., taking time
forel k, sent a man with a good horse and
to . N wburypott, Mass, to lay in a store Of
entbefore, the supplies should be cut off by
w liquor law, The - man returned to New
foet,vrery nutebyekisasf,and. in a bewilder-
- of, mind.. the sarde - jAlit a twut-tvelye
clock " ime whielt Arne the horse. carriage and jugs,
after' ..'must idifigerit Smirch, have not been - heard
frarth I.The ran), 'Story is that he - left a certain
0 ' l it BL 11 A. .with ii- brick in his hat, after
it' *l
we.knearriothing. I'. - - - . • ,
lac 4
. . ;I.liThe Rochester ;Adrertise• r.'copies liberally,
fromi I the c'suuullan. Papers - to prove that " . the.
yinkma were *hipped et Lundy ' Lane T.'" ' This
•is tOlbe 'followed by extracts from tie London 'I
tf'to shoir pal Gen ;Pierce- is the all -of the
- tree , 'ends ef'British interests. .' . • , -
man who was appointed a committee to
. inclui ' into ' own condFak has:reported. in. Pah!
and asked-for .•-er to send for perikailind pa
pertr says if • bid known how tench the
was to do, . lie never. , id have undertaken the
...!.. 4LA - alaveliolder, Writing , New Orleans to
.thellit! Y Evening Pod, declares • t eVerivord
in •E'iliell Toles Cabin" is Oita true', . that the •
horrible pictaires of the treatmeitofthe, ,:- .- on
milne,4f tile.eoate° is n ot "nt.**-7i . 74 -- - -
• H I There farmers ' iiaivemililingi
. 1 . ,
.. e, . are . ID
WhOliMY $2,009 a year rent for their. ("real, srho
caUnilf spell or write - their own manes.' ' . 1
. 4... William R. King, the tricofoos 'candidate
JorV i ice President, 86 years ago voted in the House
of 14resentatives furs Bank of the ;Jolted tates,
—tht identical monster over: whiCh Nicholas Bid
dle:4o.A long time presided. • -L. -. • .
. 4 All Owe° of the • regidar candidates fee
Gairrnor of Maine have avowal, in writing, their
aptVitt . of the famous " I.iquor Law" of that
Slat' pond tbeii- apposition to any' change in its,
pro4i l th:lns which shall impair its effitacy: - - . ;
tie -loc
al:243kb:
mitt()
)ject
'cess.
Lan•
1 a y
1 .
The Canadians arcratulating them.
,•
yorig
, on the grateiulrance in,their population for
litt four years, and exhibit kures - to show that
Ititi of such it;ercase .is graiter. thin unit of
Pitted qtates.fer the last ten years. - '
, i :Whig Major Ward,.the nominee for Geyer
rf Florida . ; mentioned. in the recent Whig Cow
.ern of 1 that State; -that whdil L be wia at ilt°
71 r --- , -- re .- - .•r-- , ... , .....-- 5 --.7 . .... g.. ••••,......
...tril
the waited on Unity clay. then gradually
iie:upon liisdeath-bed,and thatlhe great Whig
•
itigate, among his last, expressions;' hietti-,
ilia. the integrity,. patriOns* Ara - virtue .of
Scott. •. - " .i: •_. . -',
.\ ;,; il :A i;"•. Warren Stagg. of `Cincinnati , is about
to . t; a cask of sugar-cured hams • to Queen
Vie I ' ' 4Are.there no }poor people alxitileincirt--
i
r whorn 31.r. - Stagg Could present a cask of
j... ! \ - 1- : • , " •
'• The .14ormoris of Salt Lake are I..siginnileg to
linternal dissensions, if we may beliereall the
-wients that are made concerning them. Ma
i , ilia it is stated are Waving Salt Lake, and.
;.tike up their residence in California.' -.
.
lie htiestigatar. speaking °four Presidents,
, we i elect them beesine ire are supposed to
!Ahem." -Would it. not .require a terrible
eh of the imagination to ; suppose we know
lin•Fierce f ' ' •
'sets
the ,
the'
the
sink
lead '
moo
hay.
Mat •
r
will
I.,i. T he latest accounts frWm the City of \Meta
' 4 that sevaralbattles have halm fought be
' the.. Mexicans and Indiana, in which the for
. 'ere defeated with Considerable Ima. -
it is mid that the Gliders has suddenly
en out ill &Akio. Some of the inhabitants
c aving for. he employ on that abut. Them!
I 1310
excitement and alarm.,
i ip.llr. Fenne Buck, of'-floonville, , Oneida 'Co.
i
1. while engaged in lathing the upper . mom of
Stelling on the-the 4 28th,was titentt , bylightnirig
Mutually killed. His ion who was at• work
li
him, was stunned by 'the &IA, lint by the .
43pt'application of trattli restored-' .' • _ '''.
CO
twei
meri
ix
iGa.)
tic
" There , is iio_aaailittee — iiiirdifitenia.
cotnixeition."—Loeofeco pr. N
be Mexicans dieavered. Wbencyds / Abey
led to. 'email him, he 'was Off like a ilifroat a
• -
Pil*
86
hot ,f
Jenny 7Jnd kw concluded 4o quit the-World
and turn euthoim 'NAt indecorums,. e
.. • .9n1i.1,,5h0 was P r ePlOng a * l 4 ll till
" Goldno ides .4eireitrisef Nalure , '''
li,Nrore -informed - tfurt Airier the -thin
,: of - Friday evening hurt,' ther tarn of*
ore, a : few Tonle* east of !hi; irllage, wilt
lightning and consumed, with ti all its eon-
Loss' unknown .• . - '', - •
, .
warrant his been issued fur the arrest 'of
and see of the owners °be one who was
d) 4 ih`l;24erni::clay: on the charge of
TheirorAin fi shing Mesmer Union baS
As
lard for a, olitioe of the &bin' g .nd treaty - a
,
salmi
tin
• -
4 it,
the
F
i
t'
}:x.
beetv
1
(t. 4,!,. "oh! , :.141.T:mq!aune_ .. - *40,1"-i.
- 0 midatilio-A*, "U' NW: *a
tarli;: l ar
Ir ' auto.o
, •
Terribli: Clitildl
•-. :',- the SteAnillop,
, _ ,_
. "wd, tak e sAhtifal
most fatarAiattstr 'ad
;nazi life fient,the bi•
- theOtlrtilt: - . - 1.7 4
' - The Henry Clay eft Albany at. 7 ` f ? '-
i
clock yesterday.;
. ng - ,.baving on board
AS rear a% cifttld ,_ s: rtained
_Atom° 300
paisengeri.'-'_ ' T h iir . n . left u the_ same
place a few minutes afte rward On, the
passage. down the 'l4 Cret there was, as wit
nesses testify, it- cont nuous 'strife or race
between the two:bO ts. , At one time the
Clay crowded the Armenia almost upon.
the western - shot* nnd forced her -todrop
astern, &c. The proising'erit.ollboayo - the
it. C. - finally became greatly alarmed on
account of the , racing, - and.-just - bpfore the
tre a nuteberof ladies. were crying-and
running about the cabin as if sensible.that
some catastrophe =was impending. , • . Some - ,
of ihe'officers of' the - boat :went among'
!Wm, asSured them that there. was no
daeger, and trig[ te pacif them.. How
.ever no accident or outrae occurred un-,
i
tit a few minutes a ft er t e Henry Clay
paisedAropkers, when it vas, discovered'
that the .wood work near - the boirers and
flues was ou fire. • .The al rrn spread r but
the officers of the beai.(j diciously with
out doubt,) told'the passe gers there was
i no danger.. -
•-,:::- : . -:..,_
The pilolhoygmr,sa% that no time:
Wag . to be lost, :Illimfbeld' *the beat for'
the. eaStern shore:. The ri .er here is near
ly two tiailes - iviile, - and t is heat . in :her
regular course _would -ha -43 been a 'mile
and 'a half from theeast , nk.: , ..
.Before reaching the . ore , the flames
- had spread so as,almost 0 prevont coot
municatien. between the , ore and aft parts
of the boat. The passengers itrimediate
ly begaa to jump overbciard. • Thosfi on
the bow got off - safely and began to help
the others., _ A board knee near -by was
instantly stripped and the • boards • throwa -
into the •Water. ~ I.ly great exertion, a
large majority; of the paisengers got
ashore, some scoreheil;nearly all with loss
of Clothes; IrunkS; Ake:: • , .• .
- . But, the rapid spread ef the fire which
I forced the passengers at tbci stern over
;board, was the cause of the lciss of a large
:number,ig-,14*::- 7 ,- , '=i 7 4:-L -- -. --_-_... .:-.,,: • ,
7 The.sceeis:wllo, 4 o, of most • terri
hle ettaracter...Mnihitits with their clothes
in &rims, Trying to:itiailN some dear child
.ehildree:St*Nistiooo - „tvaves. without
a hand to help theinflittsbands and wives
4 drowning tfrgetlier, !A( her than separate,
a
we
Bic
ide
ha,
_.--okayor oi e. Jgeu
years, J.(J. Speed, Esq., a distinguished
,lawyer - Of- Baltimore, Abraham Crist,
Coitusell'Or-at-lawl, of Brooklin,l. A. J.
Downing', Horticiiltttrig4 or Newburgh,
I AIW :Ma-4w Hawtne. taster, Of_
Nathaniel ' Hawthorne, the author, are
alining the leg. The statement that the
boats were racing is denied by the offi
cetiof brail, but there little'reorn tu
doubt the fact..
The following verdict was rendered by
the jury of inquest, on Saturday, iipm the
bodies recognized, viz : The deceased
dame to their-death by drowning on the
28th inst 4 in consequenee of the burning.
of thesieamer Henry Clay.
• The Coroner's investigation was to:be
minima Ut 8 o'clock; Monday Morning,
when it was thought several !mire' bodies
would tie recovered fitun beneath the
boat.: • . .
The celebration of the battle of Lundy's .
Lane commenced at Niagara- Falls on
Tuesday last, and continued
,fer two days
amid ti4 - greateskenthusiasrn.. The °vil
lage was:, crowded ko excess, - and extra
trains upon all the Railroads leading to
the Fitly were all densely packed. The .
village Of Niagara Falls presented
limit, appearance on' Tuesday. The prO
ceseion-forined at noon of that -day, and
proCeeded o the appointed place`of rrieet-.
mg, in a grove soine two miles distant. 1-
•
The ptocession paraded to all:the prin
cipal parts of the toWn, to music from
several, sands, and - proceeded to the
grove, 'Whereiplatkuns 'Were erected' for
.speakers The furitii-ipaj./ope was in,
.beadtiTiii; spot, shaded with t ire s, an, .1
4ieon!plete natural amphitheater, ca
,by ' rtsung circular; banks--arOtt . .
could riot have been Jess - than f- r
000 to 14,000Ipeople, among. w ... r
a goad,sprinkling of elegantl • ,*
dies. ; &lothr platfono, al :t
a convenient t
ocality, out
Voices ofithe pealters .7
farm; hitia s etuil i a , i i
000 to' 4,000. .''
Vhil — lililit" fr i ;
,1 1
form around t e' t
..'and forniea it .:: t
cheers'atid ' ~
great cro . .s,
delivery '-e
eaCh .
mad: '
gr.
At the large platform the meeting was '
organized by the appointnient of Hon..
Twos* Bwizio: of Ohio, for P res id ent ,
an d lim e iVice-President from each, State-
Wr: hen M Ell'lNc t ii name was antiorced
fkir. President. it was received \ With touch
applause; and as each Agee-President
ii.,s
was ; ennounied;cheers were-given for the
States there represented., - - ' • .',.
rAfter,an finning prayer by . v. , kr.,
Veer, ,the Pxesidept, addr e ssed , (_ meet
ing in atkargtieltentatiie and able . peed'.
lie wetrfsalowed_ - - 417.0toy.:Hunt t Henry
winier:ptivio,ll a tyh ut d; and Co l ,S'
Jerl.la , l3sll4ttsetts; Alta whom ~ were
weltecelie , - . :lfiriptialtits ii:theitlitd- :
ler stand ii , iie'Heritie.,`Greeley;. Rob.
C. Vi r ibittfoNitimilii* Je3sop of Pa.:
.oeir...ToNee k ofTeiinestsee and Ctitioe
_tom= Mos:our; if Near-iork;, anilrea
with a 'until* of ,_othei distinguished
men., 1 „ ~. , . -.,.v.;. : '.. . , .
, Th.,. 4 : v't* eltli n°‘ -bete (sitYk st.
.telegOphdispai Ats composedora good
eliteerfilligent. atieet!B from'itlrryti;
of thartutil - the 0 044* lie, 11 4 . ' ,
cidedli - iiiit. -. '.. ',. 1
-Donal ibe addresses, the *Wets: 4
tie Jouhiti4e'weie dieing* -
kg*l4Wia -- :! - : ,- ---ib.
Any
hist
!kW,
out" '
LOS a
==7
lerning? , e .
Henry Clay.-;
wing
id destyuction cif
vir.:Xark:::.i'fibase of
Lundy's Lane Celebration.
WCup in circular
Itaide of each audience,
Dutiful 417de—white
enter chee rs m the two
43,1 which went up. uring.the
'of sddresses, n9w - wpnng
r, , alid =new mingling together,
the scene inspiring in a itigh`k.
, ,
fint,
untnir)
MUM'
/won.
nd
th
avid
pint fir
venal,
Gil
lime
ed w
fo,
spolv
ascot
signil
even',
break
er.oe
cheii
"Gib
gran t
L,
ed. to !cal..
backlin-the morning, for wan t
modation., ; . I
-.l ; i
ni-night camp ,fires will i i
and till bids fair for a la;rge gli,
Immense crowds` congregtit
grov ' * during the evening, and F.
mad,
.a
. stirring speech-1 Hisjat
chic y Scott's .nationality.
~ H/
himself fore Srott's . freedom f L tri
cisml and prophecied ' Scott'syki
the end'of every sectional egl i th, l
enthusiasm he created was Veil
A,fi address from Canadian
.;"
headed !.‘,,Tohn Bull Brooder ''
to Broer;
in eiteelleritspiritels'itiltircubil
- Another dispatch says: ' 'li ,
Delegations are, reported( It m Nevi
HaTpshire Vermont, New•Nt rki . Penn.
sYlvittlithe:Peltware, Indiana, ICil orgia, 11-1)
1)
14)6'0,:1:kb:4 Missouri, LouiSi na, Ken
t
tuck' Tenee_ssecg'Alabatrime-X om.-Wer* - -
sylvanie and phiqiinearly ever" couirtf,.
rep painted bydelegations. I!'r into - au/it
and easociations, are largely rePresent*T;
(. 1.
am i l ig . Wb* are-the New-)en 'k General:
Committee f , Whi., ; -', w v .•,:. Men; 410-•
Soup boys . f _ Ohio; I the e ' 1, tf-?. OWE,:
1
,Guards of - ennsylVania, and the .*Old`
Troop' of. Maryland: ;All: .t ' : Sod ties ,
have their seireral devices, ilic ! s an d in-,
t i
scriptions. 'l ' ~ I l. • 1 i
The nomeslof some 2201,' ca rs and
soldiers of: the .war of 181?, I4e, air dy,
reglitered by the Committec' r i .nfl tt. - 444 ;7 ;,.
°gar]] ofTestarora . lndians i • urnberiiTg . ,
fort with several old. warri is of Abe
tri ' who fought ..at . ' Lundylif Zane are
here: and form,an interesting; . ' • zture:. - -
Wednesday- was another ll fi . day in.,
every respect ; 'the , Weather! yarns ..but -1
, pleasant. • The. crowd of flu,•.day •was
swelled in numbers bythob ands, the,
:military display having dra ' immense
, ,
numbers of-Perions from; all i W. stirround
ine Country. while the arriva . froth the.'
South and West were contine By increa.'
sing.. It waS• estimated . by 0, - o 4 judges,
that 60,000 {persons. were -p • seat,. -all4 .
that *IOO,OOQ had already 1 =en on "the
ground. Ati ,yi o'clock A. M: "be milita
ry Were reviewed by. Goverat r liiint,rin.
the presence of a .grand i4lk Course, of
spectators, whoie number it T . as impoesi
,ble to calculate. , Twelve relit tints were
in , the field.l, The entlibsial, continued
to i c.rease,'Sd a' most eic lent spirit
if
was manifested. No wind i sign of dis
pint was appa rent, and all
. ap ittaretrbent
l rornoting the object of 'tle reat gath
• adjourned meeting;ii
tk P.N.. the spetil.iii
Of Wisconsin. .1-:". • : lj
,
)sepli Bliint,, Oil ".,
0. Arrwaca 11
\4 \
G. .W-:2 ft(
meeting"
-- 4
l o t s'
-s; Li d
'st
o
erb
AI L "
E. _p a n
of lUdiana,
Judge Aohnson
At 5 o'eloCk
again ; declaed the .
jour ed;and long tt•.
cheets of the multitude, •
sembly--41Nilargest and,
held for many years in
broke up.
The Convention cloied ]
cird4r. TheLspirit - - was ‘-.kePil
last.[ ' All Whigs exPtesSed
tionlat' the result. 'lt was i.`o4
enthusiastic and patriotic gap]
. -9'l '''':
cause it IS, di ffi cult to shake .
which time has rendered al '1
atei,land to Whose evils -.lover*
fully awake:" , -., . ' . 1
i We hate always looked a t I
zit' l i ti somewhat similar ligh4
merle ly an act of abiturillty,ll t
t itt)eofneinoc rat:to one . Mai
•- , 4tiir. it to another orally ii
a v U ie i l litt:o s 1 by act rds
'of gnv :Tre nt s n u e 4p lr l i
(melte as . it, . and a" cnwardly i
r ie
to
t iiiviongi for expediency's I,
on Ito gra nt it. .We 'Willi '
thel.tusto on account .of its
essential} w rong in itself , ii
f
get Catty 'ditcountenanced
er n the . opposite party the}
1
intimating that they are thern
lot ts" in thu.country, norivil
aivii the.injiistice"iif even , te .
ting ; that they are in 1i he lei
innirthtt
x sentiment] upon!
.c - e
prhicipi - of,Republicemsm: j
are Agee, 4iconsentini to d
other pa y , thei'.latienifier
There is. o ant ernncratic
country.; isel that ere cad he
erly called ' the 'i D ncreti9"
I • li ; • d till> .
is wit is , ylewon
want of ' spett, ;es s me,.,me!
that Lwe l i reist in -- d
l igniftlhl
itititi!)- "a•LW/it . iadry 1 1 7 ,1, 11 , 1
:an ire*ili 'ellt:ini°,e}
i
.h -*"'unt., Ilterth4fglir 'M'
vi t w i con
it iritiii° h is b tt i q
Jo the . i t Aitni• or
ouFclcptpui. , ,,,l
11:
•
)m 'lO,-
,Jm were
iii4mwd la-
erected in
_ sound of, the
/n
, of front
MC=
Tialtilgira.lc CaiOtet-, Ten' egp,
'milt, , Oartqtaii4 . - .iiid ot
4ais ~ , - 18. 6114° bat ii
'ea - as. al* biter lAOl—
a , thick * i)i-,:. butter •
tiaii fi 1-Abisat t wo-thi rd s
Ild
--: r , ',,l a li )713:4-0011:
~:~" `"};
.. ~. ~
... :'.1.. 7:'- '• ' '.
' : . : ; -- - iit: ':: ..ll;?' ' :•: 1610/111111 - Yi 7'. .. 1. :•. - ' l.: .
ta n *.
ii •-;;.: ";' ,- •"' .•..-:, 7, ,- ~ 4:. • • ''' . ''.
..,
- • nsithe:o4rocappArl:.l9;:.iite..endst,
9 - 4citeritelitt .-- pradtideitibt'Cifiri;-'r .7
I eels - Al - 140i vittorieftitfitheittii ' fde' , l
a - 1 1 + - 0 1 4;r : inaiti 1 4-1 1 -tie',. - P.4*9 eit!iii.
1
t •.- - ie hi , us; ilrsii‘ ': held 10? t " %4icrhansie,•::.4i,- :
1. vii ify.a*f4r : y:Oi
.-.. , fif,:olikritibjeoili,:
f i
... r , - ocatuodera n. , or. Which - the meet- 1
A i I W.-en. l 3 e. - - ha4:'* 43l !l` o oAW.f.ted: - by .-
t ,e l i ., p: . Ors.oo:thOeccesiee,! . .. - 00elitsdi.
v!. .'''.• ~,*he*Ore.;iiiktiftdroo‘99ifOrt9;aOd.
. 'l4ll*aS, , e, , the-'l,i6e:'istiint a .regiment
ADA taiWlthy-,Grende;,..sksv - . , ffit , t o
f f ^046c,,... r . .
~,
against_
.. . .
..
I . ut if' ii - philipiiie• - . the- tharacter
n;'Scott; - ---110 - acco mg rascended ;
1 4
t i - 'eli and; and, aller:a fiiiviiretlisitiary 4 1 ..
: hiti; proceeded to - 89 . 0.41ii - titi - *As . O ,
g - 1 -.to l etttieki - WiefieldiSteti,:itid,;lak . to i i.
-.4 glPgliliioPti .. . 4:-...biii - *.494:: - 1404...
oi9Of4hat 11 . 0.
.1 - W411910S
A ti*lii*,ootla.
SriA iv.pifiiioiliti :
A4 17 . - **Oitiliieil .
to** ii iiitilv.
II - - titsad,!' 'Oki)
:eptliO4t 'the:
Ireet„\ - here .
.104 . :b'tthe
postl-ey4citiog oteh., - )4 4 9;eoflia*i , .. h 9 had
ofhttikjeff'.:-CO'veiEtTY.;-:i - The - rassembly
4 aiiaLliea*elV:with)intlesci:e*Cite
-1 : Fit,i.y Oerioris niiotietedAo-. stand
J . Ce; aed.weio. addressiog 'lthO.Crovrd
.
a , - ost excited itistnielr.: . : . : • : 01..;
...1" e reVulsioe . of :feeling -.-iti. firtio, of
`!Cici t st , iroducedht t his-*:#o,,,,io.filse -, as
: rti lii - !:(SaySt'the.',iidit,OrefAlie , ---Pellii;)'
. • 4i ,. ",--'' i - ow moSt:stiii4tit.,4‘44itiotys
....' i 90;;A:. .therieSO.lfealinsf;ena;..p4riutiStri.
e - eve eyes': :11/10egsed.,,-+Tbe---;;national
,•o6` • r' bad theeelesidted,Oo' r- - htst'' ory — '-iiiO - t - ,
age ;by • '
an Imputatt9w , -0n..1 . 1)9! - - - 14 : 4• .!
• ,0 : ! 4iatinguvisheiL;seldierqf: .-:- . /.9ittledielet ,
1, ~..) , ',.,r,,,„:„..hi5,- faults were'
. .forkilt . .an, Too
-. ur ,t:- vii - 41eip001W*a.h4t - i.jits':gsittint -, : .
'Mt d 7 aOicOsni,..)44l . .:liiiiikoui d eeds; .
:---!- -, t7 - „.... - -*0:-..p l itt: lifitkii . thfOitniferd;' a.
O ;- 1 an reihV4Sidaier,of s — lti . :*-ho,'.frOtti
'. '''' ' - i''' , :' , lMliir44 : o - i.,:h.. d hee9*t.'"eti 7
7
It : vialti-'d79-Oeot-40:.]:inaiif:ye,i7si
i . 4 , 00 s tand ; atti.iildreSiedlthe excited_
1 ,-
t'9 ifis follows; : -:. v, - - .::-1 . --::' ' - - - = :. 1' '
1
''-'' IF . 4l:A i iiii.Ciiiit . iqS :...r4. and no persee,*
fi;.:. ieiiii -:c . ,•f., -. Wit' 041 d -- .57,t.1, ',
.;., ::hoyifit
piAleji-,--to,
.iihn- : ',fot . , .' t%iree y 4ears . ;',..-: : :.*e:
ha led atid'lerititC4 P,tf.. l !!. !! 4- s :.t . °
for. Situ.' livhO - diireldt,to l l chergehier !rah
10 - 74dfe,-„:tihst - in-..hiiTfeiii .-th)vai-;helieg.
4 .,
'44l,..„.',O:treAP.;;thoi:lpTiggest,--- lieej:tba,t ;_ .ever
..., d*Ortallipti , '.7 . 1...tri l.lf'4laer:his - -:at .
'' -• GPoill - fitoul -A - temp ~ of ite- , ,the:
l : e
bing ii i p. 4,, falling of i rSiooeS;';-.timber,.
otherk)hjeCti,-.,prd'doCeo.!y the . ‘..ex !.
on efltheinag,a;ine.l-1.5.4,vi hiti'4hen •
there tear' . flo*n''. thei_Britliiii ..lie k.-- . .; I .
.seeti, , ,hiS,.. iof?,. - viii :Oth e r:OceSsians , - 7 ."
. ti` he 'was in thet.hi4kh4. Of::;the;:.,hattle
:bei.e. 411:41e-but. ii. b ' V i estisi- wo uld- be.
f accom;
()ring,
•r 1 in itin
()v. Jorree
bject .was
.
in. fanatk
, 6ctiOn
ion. Ttie
r great. • 1.
in . verse;
onat,hati i ".
,
i
'a
I
t 1-. ~.!• 1
i - The -Fsherie.s:
,
osToN,; July 29,. ksch'ooner, just urriv.,_
i.the. OtilfOrSt. Lawrence„,ireporte-, t t
he. 23d I'll 4. a British . steant .fr*at4 , -._ *
Off.G4spe,_hirvini in . tow tyro -A riciii
tig.ie...*Aels. '•- . ', ; .i,
oorteeir-kr!ktish vessels of-air -
he fishin4 grounds, and four i
rt!'e . OniTUt St: johns: .... , .
f losch.r; Fiying Giond re i
%
, vessels in , the Gulf of
i -ere! 'are, scarce. - . -
:, I, ._ -
.1 ie Briiishbrig:Hali ax is or/lered to Selie
41_ AL.ssels.lls4,hioir : yothin the _ line laid dkk:n
ky t i le Efilisli,Gro‘ . .erftnlrnt,4shich epinikik-te,-
. y elKelutik:4
.the-American Tse;i:sTiozn ail .the
4i-ligrounds"iCept _those in 'ILO neivbar
tof.Giisp , and . Magdalen 441 and. '
ng duty-p ,ftel i . ert4in his begn
.levied: : on
Jl,leusels anchoring . .within. O l e lsraiinCes,
rhit .h ' never required before
rots'
4).1
the. rark,
were Mr•
I L! ...Br a dley;
eiv:York,
TrOly;kc:
hey of N
nally_ *ad , .
_rang thi
- . ..large is
- int huitas
.
country
k •
. ,
.: me I.soi4z,f ,Rift,BLreAw.. : Mikari . A*1 ! •.
• ,- etentiiiitibliofea.iii:ii. st;loois'. - pipE4.,
9. 1 - ii geatlerOap Olintelligifiet : residing-`at;,
g• .. , i :: . e,. Cootainitha fallOtritik -very::: inter:: l
- , ti 1 0 notice: tkii - fieioe:ofCibililo, - -4- :tribe.'
ur :publitiufhidiloshu!:•litilikhowu.tejiOt4
, • • 1,1.6350:::,, • -:- ........ :,, . : -.':: --..:•
u o . - .,12 : - ..:_,...- -, : , .•:2 •-s. :!."',,:-•
, . .
• 'i , t• 70 miles •due..lsiest 'froth - Fort -1 - .)efi-,1
np i, , • pan: BOnitO):New Me;!0Oils. the Ito-..
Al. tis o s • Ui, -- the oldest pqiliaP,s t On' "•1,4
on , neat O orth America; „, •It•-•eoUsista.of
bi , . ' , distinct ' ueblos.,'oe' villiO, l'• 'air of
riii ,Ji are built fo •e feace . , : upouwk•latecl hills,
1.1 . 01 4 from the sa .' .3111)43% , :7; : hey, '. , eat i eU4,
re 1
.*Sti.ietl of BO in -.=, - .I 'The. populatioa•of '
~ ,••
sill 'tea : vsl.lei:fro - 600"t 1) -200 0; souls
sfe , h,• . "Icing an eatirra
,•-•• - totalofel . ../Cio:.: ,
ag i i
• 1 il la M
,' me uare....a Teacen . ;. -, [:..mliPle:;lk"l l '
re 1i.,,, bi l 44r.e4rOisiThrAii!e . " - ~ , 1 1- 4 11itqt::
ki . .iitri ty:Of vegetables: Th •,x . irOheori
'if ; he .1.60 : and . . Ineat;:and' th'lr, . ,-: .is.-or
at.' en are ilrineilialtraiSea......-..:' . 0ey,• , 0u , _ "-but -
* ii , ontliThe' plain . in iiiiieli:tioy are
+ -.-itiv aipareatly: a SaO4yi . - jiit t; biutaal...3*
i i ,4 4.ry they - raise r enough :f ' . *, -, tJteir; - sub,
St ; I, : and to - sup pli! thei r.-: a'aight•O*: the
a ;'• 'pas. ,- Th r ep,-.liiite - stjatiga:p.Optili T oftwo
',
1.1.
,I.•
I e at this ` moment; :. sotoe:T4o . l , - hi c tii. has ,
117 i . la. , their,. itnineri,es . •:forl . .**Oil . ' . 3i_oatis.: ;
u ...,-•', i-- - houieg 'are .all . sione;irOtt;.:th.tee stO,'
es !iih,-.• :, Theri , is -- Uo.iteuitig iirittei.,..iii.thia•
•: I y;•,_-Tba soil I'4 I: 2 ,thirsty one, and, l o;ist - iiba . :
, Taits:;it..filli.lnall.ispiiiikain'tliabilli'.
•:theit wants .... Th e
' l Colonol,4i,_4a ! *ii 1
i 1 ip 'War • 6 1 1inilis siiuti*p;4:ot,?sfewit'..'=":
4 peopl e
.4 il•ii.'or liioSe: - -villaitea , apear:ti* ,
- : . oil : 'languap. ThOaa,:of ',thiaev.eath;'-i.to:
/1, :•:iiiffekent T. linguite ! d• - ,TheirAecility,,-: : 1
it, unibeirOf thei t
,‘-illagiaao:sl A 4 ti..fact that.:
e are all. jn- th4;maine„ . l)loii;reoliitikiii(iiii!
- i r .• , :,iiiesOrlivi!kttke - seven :
cities - 4_0%16;
i. - 0 fit for i br , Vitii4Uetf-Piioj4'o l in •-- 1 . 01 . ,;,
and-referred to by,Alr;gitlllitiO4-..his:lit...':
:!.- - . - -Qs.4.4.Eiskii`o37:;:' '..TheAlirova , .itifciiiiatiOn:
. .ifeaWli:Ohtained..fttufflieit, t. fiebroilei:l
4,1*.Te0 - Otcoolt,..e:--litiT4t, ''.*hohityo•juiit;
• idfilikflioai , ,4eatteclitAa r to.fMOqui, ! -with
t 4- froik thiS4 4 laok i . - :,to';.:Tek:Biteele-- - 7hail -
:, , tailietl:_aiactkintiiiiitiaati on ' iciiif,i
e fit,' - to their: bablia , .inaniiiiiii***iii 4 > . ti . "
gip
i ' . a4feli.;loll. - -;•-i - : ..•-•.-',:..-.''. L.. ''-." ..I.:' '. -.:-;:•,'!'..":•'''. .'
. .. 0
_
_adp - rable
lup t the
h sat 4
n
rtn
re Ale-or
I atter?
the - Whig
, n a part-
I, search if
ieh is wor-
in Alfieri: t
I nopart.); i_
cltest show
deny. nth- b
A Democ:
I sition to f
• emselve*;
gs as they . f 4
the title- e
'we d..ny b
his _ views. . 5 '
sly as act
only be
a caste - in
ti invetey
- • not yet
e subject
; •It.-,is net
I apply - tbe
while we
r 4- in ins
':',but,. it.. is
ion- in the
übmission
. ke in any
t ot tolerate
ge. It 'la
Should be
a Win nev-
justice sof .
,
ly De7o)-
.vve do"_4;ur
fly
.adgiit
t deficient
se general
Both these
ignte - 4 11 e"
tic "C
- party.
rty l in this
P a rFY•
ntliutipue
. I r l , ol gifip;
tite
Lticofi4o
-to
, her
, put,
trionstif
,WiiAT ili ;1., For.7--Aliff:,.:: : :AtSric i
t r before the- Yppng Men's Asseciat,usn , of
tio „Nevi V.ork;-t us defifteili top;-'
," The fOpls. a mp eta n
xpeeir
,
/„.
Iside P . 1 4 10 t , 9.1) 11 ~,- , i: lie io oii*ihtill'Oilie ,
'e sixth patent:Y._ ther,',..Or444.ttrtli walking
r - ak,... 4 . 0 '. 0 ,, it* i 4 `glov,,Al 404:1- halri : As:
ilia remote , an tr y there is t - soine dat.ibt;
i ... itie:ii ,
•
11
e soli I.heri--.
tit
1) ‘-'-
.bills":
lottrultural -
•
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- ; " Wi t lii4) *P4l 4-I . ll eroilli Pairi... Pree ‘ -.!-` ` : . - peteri4ttitAibiiudit*Liiiiiiint oppleil thi* -- -:=-'-'
seasoti, the agitation -For tbe question , 71. r:
whel°,l74. a
h q‘ -,41 1? ' °o4) li"l'eolliefetetteu. '-, -
-ing.tifislirie4 in sufficient degree.to inn:
-der them` Profitlitle.all feed rev' - iiwine,7is. 1:,
'entitloOio u s lit* . ting,eonsidenttion; Art , 1- -
...rims, iteteM .AS:tn regard to: their v l Ahte'- '-
h av e been. p) r iibea'•fiottl : tinie.-tol Met, - , -, .
but)lo -- defini_te 'fitte d met h 4, - ofiel_
chitin 'Edon ii" , :at e as yete •my
i
4 wOromrexpOttHeiTof , sayer# ,- .
40 :Idootto49. the AterteAttelett . li
ih9olo l. theY- - Poe.egg' fattening ilea
-Ab _o* - i*. 2 # 6looll wlhernv -111 7* .
.Aegriiiii*:‘ , Avarrent,-the.:44
ithaie;4lily- can be used - "with im
fattening imp !
,- - -2Hoga . tiiill" , Sotn -
Ori*eM oll -efgmhemi - ellitttether
'win hise.fleshlf ftfiii - eiv..ta.tbew
slimly is f00d.,...„ -,.,_, - f , '
' Three, Yeers iineethitirieg im. neu--
efop, I coneltided toteot„. their value ifs_
loud ill- varieui" - wels-_Vjst,l' tried them"
4
Y .
'in theii:natiiiil state,' an- the'eatuerNm
the'orcha rd . . 11 fee* short ttroef.:th' '„hoge, -
devoured them grge4ili,; Intl - 0e : Oed
out Ltha't_thq, get • 'tixed - orthem , r l 4 - dwz.
evitil *lion they ate -them ultiac,,' '`TildillY , ,
- diA netAhrivel, I next
_thrAw` t 10*
-thelhotilleads in, , which - mys-alc ' , re
kell! , Pertn4tieg4heleto remain
several daya. before us'irigi.byy4
,
rainy of them: (eslier4lr those
decayed when thrown in) w'
orated__ with, slop witeitt 'F'
- fed i but the logs didr - iTe4..tbl
ter chtin- W4-Pre hefere--ts
them. .- I then erected- tempoi
-in , which.likt - ipßlea .were plat.
with
14
aboit: one half the comfit
meal I u4pallyled:thekhogf, - . '
"i 4 sihee'hOil*-' .. intii i the iippi
soft. etiiingh to be broken;. '. ; by, st
the being of the sour kind.. Tr
tur was [healed in the sanieliii
,
the meal mistUrealoneluni: been
ly,, I On, this fond The ,hogs-tre*t
a nd.fatt er;„ obsoriiieg..‘ihich. -f
-in it until killino , time, when I
in 4uite.2-ne go od - ;‘cOnrditicitri
`eOtild haie had.thenf-ht're '
t heineual", way:. - Bt4hai '
half my porn -L tned - ai:.titi
wood nece.ssa_ryo 'toil'
er Unything - )vas-e4vr
I gat nit:prepared
uccunt. - of':the =
abaN•e , ei.ti)eriir
lier,e that apj
state r do not
to fatten'
boiled to
he fur
not
ihiekwheat. •-. .?- ‘,- •‘
I would ' - recommend-tO•every' farmer
to Cult i*atii - et least 'n , iiinall,',p - at eh Of :this
grain io supply feed for hie heini, j r-fo.
nolinore:general airitinipireaitr purpcoo!.,
It is ii B 9! . . e; - ; fri ) o gidliilt*icbt,Y , FoPaYtka`
.cosi. o f growing ittosit,-,:possesses a large
Pr portion of nutriment,. _and - .makes maket a
th" t e.'cei l e,!'!. ;Ja!) Oa itarY fq4 - f_ir h ( ir"-
es,!,siieep, co%vs, swine, - indeed nit an-
im4li - '-nsually .- -kept eit,thel farixi,:,,, Ai. re-'
gards the cuitivatimir of jkis-rgrain -- - the .
wrilter, abovecpiored says'r -- z.., - : - - : 1 .. -- - 1- 7.. ; —.
' ; l l ,Thfs soil .should -he - lighti , warrriand-'
rather nioist, and previously , prepered
for Fthe 'retelit ion of the Seed ';,-by-''carefor
,-plovving.: A 'fine - tilth i , 'indiipeneti4l# to
thelfull developpment of At*eitallenetes,
a.sp is alio- elesnly iultWation:: . 'Sow none
but pure seed and,see:that the Soil is Ore
fullY,•rOlie&alter- a°* 11 1: -704 - greatly
- facilitates the labor Of harviiiitjii&ov,kiich
On 4 roughsurfai ~ .iii'Vtt**llo:::rith loth
difficulty and lei:L i r."' ' , -, • - .- . , -- - -
...Buckwheat; is a... linie-plant,". and iCon
seqUently is weltadepteit te. the:wants of
the barnyard whichlinie is essen- ,
fiat, as it conititilies-an ingredient, and -e
-very preponderating and iniportant,,one .
in the . ,ngg=altnlL - -,:ilave known - *hie i o
fatten, edmire bli on buckwheat incishi.and
have 7made ' ;pork' elieeplyi''-04 . 4 =":thiA L •
more rapidly alio with rt; thiinl havae..V".:
er done ;with Indiaomeak 4ii _else
,an.
artichi - eut and fejrtOcoWilii - *ilk, in its -
giOn stnte t .- 'lir \ f,inn the o heatieges Of the
d 5.,,
pasture. witber:;an 4 herniae.' ecoe 'crisp - this
plant a affords- most refill. repast.
4
/Are Ilea!
6thers are
La
afid
-* puvrumt. hum,
the
fun!) :ti wants to_ pt4i,the reaPi,r-ra
rhino a>n uset`t. • •
31i. Punch Oresentshis,compliiiints to litr.
HiisseY, and hearing-his: nisch - me •is
• the-lu2st for. coin-cutting, wilLhel,nlAiged by
-
4utie being n,niimmediatelp sis.he wishes toq
hi
1 . 6 4 1
.4--ren4rlnaltPt
and grad, )flu can prig
: Ricr.-,l4..tialk',CtA N ES.- Es .— Mix two tups
et eel& tilled Hie 'with Wee p , - of :fl our,
an o ne -'PAP o foiril iiiiiit,end - colt milk ..
enough iit.ferreleirfitito,: ; a.,,§tifr,hittei, to
.144 tidika litii‘jilliti rr i: 4 .. Bake ()elk het
giiiiiii o . - 11.0thintJii: - theitihepti o f hot- .
pikes for - bteiiiifitst eiti'eiiiii:this dish._ ;. \
-: 1
'iißeettie l iffier4:lfi*? : eieltieeiineeful •
of Pin t s`...?,4!. l rPeli!ine. wit a quail, of
0 1 stet'i. (gni#li? , ) sOxiiog4-otti we
to' ..../
gregien'eed,"spiiiiiiie the nitiOurti over-and::
iritiVititlitiaitk - ' llO O l O -- itel-i..'XialW/ j. ...
4 0 - 1 Wo tki -- threie dit*:qtAillifilid' - lei',
. 90 ( 001 .
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'i4- T ; Vim; Viiiitittirwei'Y :-..:'
_ i .n i ?, -1 4 1” 14,601 “. 4 ' ,440 0 - 4Wi iio;:iiitimilted, - '
imit:every-;) : .,4w.14 eturtitthave di proper :.-; :
place "jellied l 444 '(O4, Aeil4rftwitti, - "-Wilk-Y.'
ilitillastor.bik o Ofbect‘t . sea Ea leiitiwe' ev-. ' -
o e.. , l . oPktig 2 0b,..t itk-riiffer - z, !.,. l eo 1W - -
4:47*-#f*:****ifiAi s k'. ,L .4l_ l lllt 014- -- .i , . -
10 *rods,,ROwit glifit*lVir**4-0 . 9
:4ip4i4r14ick3y.4..„10.;
t ._ 4 ,, 4 , i1 ; fr
ti
e. 0, p
_A #94 4 47 19 t, rkkA , ,,,:'7"... , -,..., ;.'
,farr w104 & ,11 1P 14 : 51110 :1# 1 * .,
- wheretW•iireitiffir . ~. if , .
!V.:: :' lord . I=X -- "'''"? . L 4 "‘`"•&4 l l 46 ' . =-w•"* ' '''.-..
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;
twe
beef
,there
rpite.44,
r~;: ~;.,:,~
dye
r 234
, one
the 1 .
Ifst 2--
t
mtim lent 4-
...
J:.. , hurnhiV,ltiinr the
in4ticedbe- '-
4 3 Oekr.,n4tPr4fil''. - low' •
TH4rition
e •
at: ibie it:eaMed or
milted with. - they , may -
adiantake,""previtted . - wpod
•
high lit:price.— Enik;ytiek Exam
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