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rAimiLy-AEWSPAP- It — DIEVOTED - TO -- GENERAL - IitTELLIaIPriCCA.OVEIt i rISING,:rOLITICS,'.II , I1 1 14 MATURE - 1 1 1 10BALITY'AWRICULTOREAlietiA I Nti r
ScIENCES AititOirA•rillrw - k
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VOZIMSM =TIME
HERALD 8i ' . EXPOSITOR
Corner, - : iltrilsik 01 et Stand.
-- - TERMSADYPUBLICATION:
lIERAT..P , 'Ot.-:EkPOSITOR is publishoi
eekly.on'a - dontiVe'reyalsbeet, at TWO DOL.
T.A-12..S,per ennum,,payable within three monthe.
it) Om the time of. subscribing; on TWO DOLLARS
A AID SISTA( CENTS, at the end of the year.
No enbseription will Ike takin for lese t than six
enonths,and no paper diseenttntied until all mit
Teatages are_paid, exeipt at thh.ci'ption Of the
puhlisher, and a Caller° te notify. a diseentinu
- - n bd.-considered-a-new-engagement.
Ad vel rising wilfbo done on the usual terms.
If.f:tte s to instil, attention must be post paid.
so ➢ 13. pipmaro6E
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ladle Sigicttor of tAe .Treysiiry of the
United States,
WILL linirtice Law in the several
lamd,ister Comity,
ofriee-in South Queen Street, lately oceepiediiie%
John lt. MoittgomekT, Esq• •
.li!ne 18, 1845.
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g. /JUN LAT' A!DAIITAS
_ b;11-.9 ,
• Attorriey. at Law;
Frycr, in SoMly Ihmoyer sired, a few doors
‘l.l Mihyw J. U. Graham, Esq.
July, rt~5,1815. ay
WILLI - AA/I i MILLER,
Attorney at Lat.
FFICR RENLOVEC to !lectern's Rmw, in the
gIY r tointerly Occupied by S. D: Adair, Esq.
'Carlisle, April 3, UAL • . . • tf- 2 3
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J. S. COLWELL: R. P. Met:Latz
- COL WE LL 111-E,
Attorneys gt . Law,
111,11" ILL ittiopil promptly to business entrusted to
V them in* the counties of . Cumberland stud
Fe unkii it. ~.01fiirs, one doer west n -tlie Jail, Vast
.I.ligliArect.; i sic, mill Atext'digif te..SIMOIM. I Igb.
Ist. 111 over's Urn; Store, Shippensburg. - •
April 184.4. . tf:2ll
2D I M . ' J . llO 04 ZID r3.1 1 1.2a2 .
DENTIST;
c that are required zez e ta i o r u p s r u e l: c o r a c t i l t :
j a m T ,
s e i t i : c t
~s Sealing, Plugging, &c., or will'resterit
the loss of them, !'y inserting Artifjcial'lreeth,from
a single Tooth, to a filksett. • •
(1701fice on Pitt street, a-few doors South of the
Railroad Hotel.'
N. It. Dr. Lot foie •411 be absent from Carlisle.
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the last ten dsys. in'each month.
JUIK! - .-• --
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DOCUO I L L , DO
Memo toratt
OFFICE: Main street, in the hqine formerly
mutinied by Dr.•Fred.Slarnian. .
Carlisle, April 9, 184.5. ,
• •
CARLISL F MALE SEMINARY
TEI E . Citizens of Carlisle and the - PP:die ken.
erally, are respectfully informed that this
Institution will be opened under. the Saperbitelid:
once of .1,11 isses Pkebe Mailate Paine, on
the 2d day of/enmity, 1.845.
- The largo and commodious house in West Lon
elier street, recently occupied by Mrs. Stevens ar
it Bisitrdieg . Selsool has been taken by them and
„it undergo ing repairs. It will-jelfitrnistred with
pecialpefereneei thavia4 . cotntrolii*in of the
PupilM' 'A few Misses or young Ladies will be
received as Boarders, and it is intended to sfford
t such all the advantages connected with a tete.
d.ncc in the most genteel private family.
Expenses.
Boman, with fuel, lights and washing, will be
s Ind:died to young ladies, at $2,25.ct5. during the
Ammer months; arid $2,511, during the winte-.
Tullio N.—Com won Eitzlish studies
a Georraphy, History, G rammer, A rith.
netiq Orthograpby,g.eading and Writing
With Astronomy; Algebra. Geometry,
Natural Philosophy and English Coin.
,Iligher branches as Botany, Chemistry,
lietoric, Mental and Moral Philosophy. 10,00
lost rum ion in the Languages, Drawing,
a; Ing &e. w ,liikliea—aitrrearge
T.essong in instrumental Music by Prof.
L. Walker, for an exlro charge of.
The Tuition will be enquired quartoily and the
d rice of Board inenthl3 in advance, and soda,
tiurtion made for absence but tin case of
NovemberA7: 1 . ,£1 . 44. tf-
SION HOUSE HOTEL
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F,o»tisig"o*,the . cynif Fahey nail Road,
ATgr.vitept;ti Gen. sy illis Foul 1., has just
It is. newly
furnished hes been, thoroughly repaired. Pus?
avengers in thss.p.rs,.strangers,. travellers and vie
kt`ers to Carlikley are Invited - 16 cnll.
Terms giaderute; and every "attention paid to
the comfort and convenience 0'0)130 who' patron.
tze the establishrben.• ., •--
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• •.1. -WINROTT.
Carligle, A mil '16,-1845. •
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lately kept by- Itivitt Mean pti South Hanover street
- to tins borough, sign "ofiWashi Sign:in - -an& Jackson.
lWWharehc visit lin way s glad to see hi P friends from,
she Country and TravoileraolutiacOnunodatpittem
in the nest and.ranst OOteroetable matpw •
,I 1 shall he. penitently supplied:wi kis the'
khnicesttiquers, snd.hiw .T4l.ll,Wirstlythe beat the
suarkee can, furnistb
toil( in aiteanothineshall he)oftuniltine
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• _CABINET NA.KING: BUSINESS.
in all its various branches, in Locust Alley, di
rectly in rear or E. Hullock'e'Chnir Factory (N.
Hanover st.) whorelto keeps, constainlion hand,
and Witl hianufacture to order,
Sderelari es,...tareatts, • Ta
• • .bles, ire: •
and, every other description of Cabinet Ware—all.
of which' Ito will sell cheap for cash, or'exchinge
.for country produce at' market prices. Ho- will
Also tako Lumber of all descriptions in exchange
;Pile:work.
`'' , .COVEIIIIIS made on' terms treasonable at
short notice, and- he will' attend funerals with a
splendid Hearse, in town or country.. A Hoarse
will also be-kept for-hire.
le—respeetfullyieittra—sha 'tt of 10111.
trunage, confident that he can render general sat
isfaction. .
CHEAP BOOK--:TORE.
L 11l Subscriber has a few days since received
from the city.a general assortment of School Books
and - Stationary, which to sell ttt reduced
prices. • :
Purchasers cattbdsopplied ilihles,Paper
at the followmg
Family llibles $llOO
Good Schtiolifibles, • 50
Good School Testutuents. 12-2
Pocket kibleS morocco gilt edg es
. 1,60
School llooks - all'tlat).Tenea al kinds use propor
tiomibly-low,--Ilis-Stattonne)-ip-of-good-qualityzal.,
so a good. assoctment of Litiulgraphic Prints, Toy
Books and - Hooks suitable for Holidays, -
lle also carries on' the Book Binding business
where persons cad 'books rebound,
also Blank Books, DOekets.l4te. made to order.
The subscriber in connection with his Book and
Stationary Store, has estabPlied a
.17.1141117.,
, HE has now on baud gi large and gene: 4 „.. , ... 7;
rat assortment ofTresh Groceries, spices ,7 usu. cg
Stc.- of every description arid orthe best 'SR I t.
quality, selected with care in_the City, , u 1, • .
and which he is-,enablcd,to.sell at reduced cash
prima to suitithe times. -
. Thankful for-Lthe-patronage •cxterided to him
during the few days he has been in the business,
he hopes by attention and ,ondeavoring- to _please
to merit a continuance thereof, his stock in`i part
Strong . Rio aid Java Collbe,
BosC and 2d 'qualitY Loaf Sugar, Brown, white,
Havana and crushed Suglita '
Young Hyson, Imperial and Block Teas.
Sugar Rotes° . Syrup end .t , few Orleans ilulcup
sea.
Best and 2d best Sperm Oil.
Sperm and Mould Candles, Spices of all kinds
fresh ground and-unground; Cheese and Crackers,
Lemryis, :Baca, Citron, Indigo, Starch, Saltpetre,
Logwocid, American and London mustard, Rice,
Homeopathic and Bakers hest Chocolate, Raisins,
Almonds RIM Fi lberts:
Crockery, Chinitand Glassware. ,A
es,—Tubs,-Baskets-Churns,--Bedoms, -Bed. cords ,
Miters, Ploughlines, Masons and Carpenters
Lines, Market .Baskets, Best Cavendish and other
chewing and smoking Tobacco, Spanish, halt
Spanish and Commoil Segars.
A general assortment of gond ebool cotton,
thread, tapes, thimbles, hooks & eyes, Pearl but
tons, pins and needles, tooth briislies,thair brushes
combs, pewter sand, shoe blacking and , a variety
of °tiler meful articles. Also No. t & 2 mackerel,
smoked Herring, Salmon, Cranberries, dried Bea
llama &c.
December t t, 1844.
$4,00
LADIES' SHOE MANUFACTORY,
• .
• JUSTICE lIARIMER.
TVikNKFttL for the very liberal putroptige ho
hag received, would intOrtn the Ladies of Clio
lible and its vicinity, that he still' continues to won
ofttettye LADIES' SHOES •of every quality and
• - ' winY, niece or CASH as he
7,50
keeps no hooks:
Ladies' I , Vnt:lt Morocco and Kid double-soled
- shoes, sl,t2a
Ladies ‘Valkang 1,25
" :Mal. Shoes, _ 1,374
Misses' itad Children's eines in proportion. All
work done by Ilia warrametlond all rips repaira
gnuis. Call at the last house in Harper's [tow
next door to Mr. Guthrie, Watchmaker. •
12,04
- ;711r. -- 125 -- Xortlt - Stfcontl -. S& - opposite - Chriat — Chre
Philadelphia, , • .
1188 just received' nd is now openings very extensive
and beautiful assorment of. CAAPEIVINGS.—
'I he goods are fresh and of new 'styles, nil being
purchased principally for CASH, they will be sold
at the lowest prices they cOnsistdp part of splendid
Brussels. (rich • patterns,) Beautiful. imperial 3 ply,
Super Extra Ingrain... B-4, 4.4, 5-8, Twilled Veal
thin, 3+ 1- ; 4 7 5-lirrlaiii do ; Colors warranted darn
hie: •
Superior quality 6-4 English Ilockity, with` a
large stock of well seasoned Oil Cloths of all widths
Bake, Piano and Table - Calves, Sheep Skins, Stair
Rods, Hituliu
,with an • extenlive assortment,
of Low Priced Carpetings of all descriptions. In,
grains of good pittcins adquality for 871 to 50 ms.
they may rest assured of ming pleascd — cilth goods
Mid prices! •
• • ROBERT R. WALKER.
'March 26-184,5,.
J. A. CrApPprogo 4 co. 'have Vat received
evaartihent dt'lleiratyle Bibb°iia;*.A:riifi,
aciatco.'itt, redi6ed • • "
, 181iiiiiietisbil,r4 1 unu 26j pm;
PI; ODU.CE.
marketVriaes et all time! paid, ; , :
all knida of Country rtci,,b
ducv. - •
.:7.• • , FULLER 4,
Baltimore.'"April.2,•lB4s
'!!:16, 7, 111.1g1 AND .A.ID,A.MANIkiINN.;
b41% , 1.1*E5;:. joie recentod and for
' • S,levenBOn 4-2lfahaff4
May 7; f845'..-'f ;• :1 •
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? Juat,received, a large lot or ';FrenohWitfors, Arid
Motto Sealt.‘iii.hiohNilliie soltlCOvap st theAL:iig
nottjloOk stor,e,of Myerikktra,voii)qsll4L,
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tg iN It 0, it , - , -a -.. Aiimetyo , a cl , . th e ,
lokalte !wlllo* han 890- w ki c ii a offers at ?
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J. LOUDON'S.''''
ROBERT B. WALKER,
kabala , arlificials,
SEA4l lO 'rWAX.l Ol r!W,A.F.O; , ''' , i'.."!-
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CiA,LBERIT monitrixEL,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
C . 4graZeZZONIEIi Z
litom..D info:A their ft4endit and the public in
VV• general;that they hive removed their este - it-
Bailment to the room lately occupied by John P.
Lynn & Co. and nearly . opposite the red' nd white
Ong of Arnold & Jew Store--on North
Hanover street, where they arc prepared to manu
facture mid supply their easterners and the public,
bath t& home and from a distance, with all kinds of
• • CANDIES,
•
at
a the shortest notice and of the best quality. They'
, also keep constantly on hand •FE.UIT, embracing
.:,.;11 the delicacies of the different seasons; besides
WI'S of every kind. Theiradock'compriens i
part such•as,Oranges, Leman's, Raisins, kigs, Al
monds, EilbertS,-Prunes, Dates, Creiicri.nuts, Cocoa
Nuts, English Walnuts,Ground Nuts and a.variety
- of all kinds of- Confectionary , usually kept in such
an establishment, all of which they will sell at the
most reasonable prices for CASH..
Feeling encouraged by the very liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed upon them, they have beelyn
duced to add to thombove stink - , all the various ar
'cles-noimected-wit .
•
8
' • CMErmaDes , c29lx9.lcls)6:3
consisting in part pf Sugars, Coffees, Teas; Clteeie
Crackers, Molasses, Chocolate, Spices of all kinds,
Brushes, Blacking, Baker's and Clay's extra No.l
Combs, together with a large variety of gateensware
and other articles too numerous to tnertion.
Sc-ars Tobacco and Snuff;
of the best and cheapest finalities, always on band,
and will suit those who may tavor them whit a call.
,TOITS - of every description-also kept constantly
on hand. For the very liberal' support extended to
them by their friends and customers, they return
their sincere thrall:4RM will endeavor in tutnre to
merit a vontinuance of their favors by sparing no
exertions to make their establishment an agreeable
retreat., H.
Carlisle, April 30, 1815.'
NOTICE
• -
__ _The dialersired- herel4-gioe-notice, .agreeably.
to the Constitution and Laws of the Commonwealth
of Pennsylvalmi, that they mill their associates will
make application to the next Legislature of Penn'is ,
for, the incorporation of n Bank, under the- name
and att le of " and Mechanics Bang of
Carlisle " to be looniest id the. Borough of Carlisle,
Pennsylvania. Said Corporation to have a capital
of one hundred thousand killers,
, with general
banking: and discount ing privileges.
Jacob Rheem, •
John Rhoacts:,.
• . .fibel Keeney,' -
Wrn. Watcher,.
W. 1.1-: Murray,
-Thos. -PaxtOn.,
•
June 25,1845 Th '
GENTLEMEItS , WEAR.
. , •
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I F lu v. - Subscribers have just returned from the city
•-, I with a neW and -spieudid assortment ofsummer
.. . - •
- • Ciiitt '4 4 ' Pientaloon stuffs
.
for men and boys, gambroons, tweeds, linenr and
cotton plaids, stripes, brown .and 'While lined' dril
lings, blue and striped cotton - do. ki. Also;
Cloths, Freneb Caaaimere s,
_ Summer•Casaimerea,
saltinetts, lientuay jeans, Sec . ' , I
' Alan cheeks, tickimir9e,"hosiei7, eloces, (best qual
ity of kid) silk and eambrto handkerchiefs, linens
bleached, brown - linen table cloths; Malt general
assortment of trimmings, &c.
Dont forget to call at the sign of the red and white
flag, North Hanover afreet.
ARNOLD & EINSTEIN'.
June 11,1845
FRESH FRUITS.
Oranges, Lemons. Raisins, Figs, by the boy or
retail at city prices by
IVIQTTO SEALS
with curious 1118/1-approprinte lievices.jtis ILIVCCIVe
and for sale at the Drug and Fancy store of
- Stevenson 4' Nettoifey.
May 28,
FISHING LIVES,
lergttis and qualities, just rece . ived 'and for
saJelo,Y
StevensorAS• Illeliaffey.
May '28,1845
PURE OLIVE OIL.
c frestrOtive-Oilin-large-nn4-
small boltlrs,,also ist straw covered flasks.
..lllyers 4- Haversack.
Nfay 25,1845
.JUJUBE PASTE,
just received and fey sale.by
~ .Y/CVen.4o/1 Meharey„
- - •
ncgy :B,lB¢s
. PINE OIL. •
A CONSTANT RU pill, of Vine Oil, together with
Gla sae g and Wieks . fors dad Flunging,and Side
May 21,t!1.15.'.
•
, BONNETS - &.RIBBANDS. •
JUST reeeieedouaalier large Ica or Neapolitan
Druid; leal.Stratv liowieta.: 'Also a Tim stook' or
Bonnet. 11.ilibuads.. .. . .
• ' C., OGILI3Y.
•
May il i 1845.. °
•
- .FRENCH FLOWERS. • '
A few 'French outside Bonne:flowers with a-gene—
ra: assortment of 13onnei Cdps, lieulead mid oilier
Bonnet trimmings just received andlor sale by
. W. Ilitner. 4- CO. .'•
May 2Ri 1845. • , • • . , .•
• MENtERA. WATER. .
THE IL
pul4scribors are now prepahed to'fiirnigh
Oda delightful drink in Helmet style,fliey Would .
.alsp•iniomi.those whatituilreAttking Finite or Cam:
tor Oil,-that they have rt diagaiiited way prrititiog
it, which rendera it nletiOnt and tisteleity •.J
~ •. • . St evensoit Mehdrey,
May 21. 1845. • ' . •
10,000 . 1b5. LIACON,AIdcs.
5,000 do Prime
5,0 - 00`do WU
•, Just received aind for Judo at the Warehouse of
• J P..MAR FIN
Harirsberg t May . 2l', 180:: •
.FASHIONABLE PERFUMES'
JUST iecolved, a Itnit aelortrnent.of Ulu moat,
fdelilonalda'PeiTtirlier3'o adrieietin - e
French Extrailto;
p olngne; Lavender, romatlnn*
Oleamihern .
itqla.oano.: , •,.
M i YAßk'kEVA:ttiOrtok:::
." Z- 1 ' i-` '''-' •
7'
6... - t:# 4 "6 . ,
4....: ' i l ciiiva r - - ot=of-Carpotingt , oitt,irigi„
which - 11. bi) efolifvtiryilowot duf:clieep Atira citf
.:1'....?114, 0 :21',.1915:' ; :t'•. , : ;1 1.
tnip ritITAL - Wfiym
, ii ,0 6 . 1 6. 011 1 4iNt • VONEERtig
11 : 1 9c 1 k,Makt.igfrY1 41,1 1 1 1 1 k. 0 1 0: ta lr' 4 .1 3 ): 11 ' 9 " .
i{ 6)11, ;lust !dr
4;
`OIVGIibZW; ) ' '
1 , 1
40 ( tirAlartArsti
Ahrekboiler t i;
sod' lethe subacritod„; ( ll7 "Y* .741 1 .P* ,
mo.u. snad . 0,0 413#
pirrieborg, May 1845; r . 3U1111144-
'
ttammasm st.& &wool= loh
NIMES
Ler.; ,
11:1:yers 4 Haversack.
S, E Ligyrr.
EMI
=I
MEI
’i‘liififiiéfiité’fifififi
eitain - yldetaittlreiiies tp - lhia' Lady
of my' Heart; -
==!
Tlit , murmur of the 'merry brook,
As
. gu'shipgty and. free,
It wimples with its sun-bright look, .
%down yon siielter'd lea;
Humming to every drown) , flower
'A low quaint lullaby, , 4
Speak tq my spirit, at this hour, '
Of Leit'elt-Wuttbee.-
nemesia of the gay; green.woodc- • • .„
When every leaf and tree •
It coaxed by winds of geetkat mood
. To utter harmony ; •
, • 44,e,ima1l birdi,ilbatanativi Make
Toithe ' • ••••?.., •
In me mos t !Abdul vision",wake,",
•
Of Love and thee. • • •
The rose, perks:up Ili
• • cum-alLit-could_arp. ,
Along the eastern hills, olie.strotik • • •
Of the Sun's Majestyf ' -
Laden with dewy gems, it, gleams
A precious freight to mei 7 - •
For each pure drop thereon me, seems, • ;
X,type-of
And when'abroad In Summer morn,
I hear the blythetold hie . : • t
IVitulieg alert his thirli'ore , ,..
(Anerritat knight perds9;
Thnt winged hinter of raroliweets.
O'er !mini afar couoiryA•• • .
To me a Indy of love repeals, —
Its subject—thee.
And when in midnight hiiiigl.note
The-stars-so.ponsircli, -- X7!'",
In their milet.heauty.onsuirOloat
Through heaveps site t, st4 t
My heartis in their
To realms whcre•spiritaT,-':
But its mate, in such woad4igii'‘'-•
Is ever thee.
But, oh, the murmur 061 . 1' 4
The music of the.tre6;,;r: ll 4 : .::';':: '
The rose with its siieariditr:
1.• he booming of
The codrse of.the lirig4 I,fjli
..In heaven's.tintifeasittig
Would not one heart_p nein!".
_ Loved I not:thes.! •'
ag - i 3 C118M4*...': . :2.
-
crowningT 111;6 - 1If iscst.
Not many years' ago, ititeppened that a
young man from New Ifilritt. visited Loll
don. Ills .father being,,, acted with
several of the magnates oir ,British arts
locracy, the yotim 4 RAY" UllrodU
ced into the fashionable circles, where, in
consequence of his fine personalappear
ance, or that his father was reputed to be
very rjch, or that he was
.a new figure on
the stage, he attracted much attention, and
became the favorite of the ladies. This
was not at all relished 'by the British
beau; but as no very fair pretext offed
for a rebuff, they were compelled4to eat
him civilly. Thus matters sto en
the lion. M. P. and lady made a party to
accompary them to their country seat, in
Cambridgeshire, and the American was
Tong / . the invited guests. Numerous
were the devices to which these devotees
of pleasure resorted, in 'order to kill that
01~l fallow who measure--his—hours,
when he ought to know they are .not wan
ted, and the ingenuity of every one was
taxed to remember or invent something
novel.
.
_The _Y_ankeea are)
proverktally mayof
nvention, and the Amer i can dishonor to
akoracter as n , ,inanaccustrod to ala i
reetkini .of thought. ,; He, was frank and,
ay.Tandetde*-tnyt-thelporta:and.ann
inents with that: unaffected enjoyment
which communicated a part,of , his, fresh
feelings to the• mbst,woritput fashionists
in the - party, His good nature , would have'
been sneered at . by sortie of ths proud nay :7 ,
aliens,ttati . lie not . been such a capital abet ;
and ;he alight ha ve — been ; quizted had not
Ilteladics,,wo, wby,bia_respecifnl civilities,
and liiii - cctnsistit ,attentiotre,4,:the.'draWbfgi
renal,, and selport,:aiviys tittittied thent- ,
selverlirssfriettilisittill - pontbititititTn --- wTtrsi
at, last formeitrineng - . b.,)trio.*- - :dandies,
stanch patrons of t he Gisitrterii;'tnSUnibi•
-.....,-, .s ..".....-.4/IF , .“..:.1:-., .-
lila . !4e. YouPg:kn,ter*lt 7 .3' 11 , 6 3' PrcoPor
SO
.toyary the, n:ternakvya4log opitpiping
by , the:, acting of 966640 BO playing 10-
rious plume a end baying
,Interested, one
of those . ' Intiefatigsbieitidiew wlin' al WaYs
cgr•ry their, popt in the scheme. it:Was ie.
led to.iii; - the: t!tini.-.. ,' ''i..";—; ; , ,
• After - some 'Chars ,lrip,Atspotied
of, 9r!'9" geirk.t!ein, a:9'bgge(l lease to .P . r,O,Tos . a
1
hue iainealleti.!!tr ) otyptittg, ; (4. Witteat.'!
Triiii - ii,iiiiied Iby4ttiiietitiOileiliti - .01 ilie
ggrPeqrfd- th r tf:PtrTßi .!' tw er' l ,ovir
gentlemen: lite , ttro:-Ao -Nedateat .. .fer the
. CroWri`'bi l .:aTiv . yeting..siieeerni';iiiiy` . lt4',.v . a.":,
Tiiius l iiiiitithililiAh'eAjef,i,tinfAjivOiriYl
.ote'iti-iiiiiitilO`aii 3 OtiO vii 4; ii:aik
*lore& to 'Vow 'eto - F - 1 7- fi — t o" , readjeor#biltie'
4iiiiiiigiiiiiitiWOO6iWiiiiiiAiiWas'ti46.ii: N id.-
.., ~. rl ,, 4 ''".:. .rpli.':, 0' ''''OPol?io..-0t11' , W...
'''3 l,.:#r i t 6". ' '!" l ,,,lk:tT,'.'!M :inAVVI:"
iiatiOrt ; ;;;Wai, ittiheA,ft!!tiiitg:i'pli'tio'e444- :
' ..4 0: 1,111 0-Y 11'11. 0t4Fettleiiis'IPoilit) 0 *,
44irifiVier4ii`-' , l**ifiph'ii4j*iikii;jogl'
fiiiii.:i4iitliOat'iiiivi t !iiilit . :4tiiiiii i i, - ,89:- .
i.litoiiiiii#4:::7!; ,, ol-',FiigistialJiniiitiadinig-
Q6gii:vid . 4lCkiliiiiiitiotliowit4 :
014iTil'ii*ifi)t:isfi'lViCAtiii is 4'
4
, " ! i!VC.Ai4i:f44 . ll7l l 4.;* ? ii l4 :' , :lt- i t*liii .4 3'•
. itto l l, l *4 Yii;4# l . iii„W, :20'O 61 :4 1 ) 7 :!; . ;oM
I:ipiliiAiaulibir.-0- i ii41 4 , , K , .i , f144.,i105 t i,i,0,
.thic,i:ilwii4iigath . it:,.,,thgir'Aiiii:'.tor hint
'> v .
ewmu
mw‘lfi’g ‘4.
- pccessien, - and . be the last.
The: first one, a perfee(exhhisite, and with
an air of niodt inetfible condescension, put
the following tjuestion i
"Tri , underitand rightly 'govern-.
inent of your country, you setnewledge ,
no distinction of rank ; consequently you'
camilavo . no court standard for the manners
of a gentleman: "Will you, favor me with
information, where your best schools of
politeness are to be found."
"For your benefit," replied the Ameri
can, smiling woiild recommend
the Jells of. Niagara; a contemplatimi
that slupendous wonder teaches humility
to the: proudest; a' nil human nothingness to
the, vainest." It rebukes the trifler, and
arouses the most stupid i—in it turp
Men ":frem 'their idols; and'when waac
,ftnoWledge that God only. is Lord, we feel
hattnen--ere—our-equals:true-1
than is.always polite." • .
There was a murmur' among the' audi
ence ; lint whether of,applause or censure,
the American could hot determine, as he
did- not. choose -to betray anxiety for the
result, by a scrutiny of the faces Which he
knewwertibent on him.
The second _ now proposed his (*talon:
lie affected to, be" a great politician, Was
moustachoed and be-yvhisiered like a di
plomatist,' which'stition hp had been cove
ting.' lite yeice Was Mani', but his ern
plias was, very' significant.
" Should.l visit the United States, what
subject with which Ism conversant would
most interest your people, and give me
an opportunity of enjoying theirconversa
tion l" ___- •
ERE
=ME
" You must maintain, as you do at pre- .
.:setiti then, monarchy is the wisest, the
purest,,the beet government which - the
( 7 -1-m_ reinTek - and - thdr . a - d .
mCcracy is 'utterly barbarous . My noun
trymen are proverbially fond of argument,
QII on 'all these.
and, if you choose, will argue with you to
the end of /your life." 6
-The .murmur was renewed;—birt still
without any decided' elpressiOn of the
feelings with which his answer Was recei
ved.
EN
wQc~ lo'aß — ~ - _il
The, third thenfarose from his seat.; and
with an assured voice which seemed 'to
announce certain triumph, said :
" I require yoUr decision on a delicate
queitiOn ; but the rules . of the, pastithe
warrant it, also a candid answer. You
have seen the American, and English la
dies ; Which are the fairest..
The young Republican glanced round
the circle. It_ was bright with 'flashing
oyes, and the'sweet smiles which wreath
ed every lip Might have won a less—deter
mined patriot'from hie, allegiance. He did
not hesitate, though , ire bowed low to the
ladies as . he ans wered:: -- • . •
" The 'Standard of female 'beauty is,
believe, allowed to be the power of exci
ting admiration and. begetting love in our
and consequently those ladies who
•areauoarnduaired, and beloved, and rupee-.
tett by the gentlemen, most be the fairest.
exert-new, confidently, thantre ". - o
nation_on earth where_Wo.mae-le.ao
beloved; So tenderly' cherished, so respect
:fully.- treated, as in the'repuhlic of Ihe Uni
ted States ; therefore the American 'ladies
rireithe _fairest. . flut;! and.he again bowed _
low, " if the ladies before whom I:bait : 2 .
now' thp.henoroT depressing my epinion,
,wereliet my'eountry, we Should !hit* them.
'irrerier
s ' " 4 " --
'rbe - applause,wrts entktraiaitiel and af
ter, the - rn init. had subsided-I t o? as to allow
the I.9 . dge to fie heard, he directed, the
crown to be given to, the Yankee.
.Orators- of, Day.
Ruyus W. - eilnievtiolle,,fn a late num
her !tiie.lkiational Intelligence!, in an in
teresting eommtinicatien;thog nogetie some
- Orthe day':
' 4 of the great:oratori.Of a later'day.2—of
•Wianaiait,;brxiri Caraidek 'apt ethers
we, have the means 'of. .forming a ''adiretc-:1
curiae interne ot. Their 'worlta ki* to
#our Standard, literattir•: TheY,Fei.,thor"
trughly,in ditted with .the, p4ional:
They people.
, #egold 1171, *ell , y prod_u*,
.1)4 in
maiiCa„
„„—',,
written hie name
int14r.1.416tfn.•:,:: He h?+
-gli,fen'iMiii ,
on the A •6'.k. our hills. '.,Ho has aee ,` irai
.40 acylick, way IS griliq
ug;":* 6 .ajOkci..iii"Py'!'e I
Wreeitil of
' - fiditiehdi , t 'uniiiitAile*Cirld',VOthriic
bgib'zirii:tii;_4i:C.4iii(Oleit*-ifiirtirnfriii4,
- ( 6l 4loo.*:4rtie7th*FAir - 13ftThii
1 9 " i
8135. tifia getrios Nits';ne ,
arimme#,i
liereeretSeo' ie. more
',# ### .## # •
yarioug.ohd,pri,f, Vhe,iupridwrcif
.the 0,1014i4 -i ) ,41000;
or faplOeps , logic, pra altwuktgoortimurto-.
P.
raned4s
its growth
4owith -4 " n...*,°,110011 F3/g ihhoned ,r 74
..,
proudly Point:, to. w!hotriiiiNlOialt 4 i'lv 4 2
arc AmeriOns t
IMEEIZSE
=II
MEN
FMIIE
• , it
it
The, distinguished: characteristic of 'the
an eminent
practicalness..
, They • ,Are7,itet iinsginative;
nor
.pbetical - , noriiro:passienq.,lTheY lack.
the solidity , thecoMpactnese and itthergnt
force of Webster, and the philosophic gen
vralizatinn of Calhoun; Wright is more
plausible and ingenious, Pi4ston is mote
graceitl and'fervid, and Choate' more bill.:
liant And classically ornate. Yet there is
in unaffected earnestnrss of conviction, a
profound Leartineis• of purpose, a. frank.
and perfect ingenuousness, a manly good
sei4eithibited in the works of this great
stn which commend them to thetia to
the reader's Jinilerstanding and approval.—
Although the manner of the orator addi
force and eignificance.tO the 'matter, tte that
his speeches should be heard to , be truly
estimated, they are found to bear a value i
the Prothit=l
done of many who 'have enj yekthe high
est eminence in the senate, the faint end
the world of lettere.. "
Mn. CALHOUN is another author of the
yew highest rank, and his works, though
in many respects different from those of
the reat orators I have mentioned, are
scarce leis peculiar and: national. • lit.heif
eentoo much the habit to consider hien
only as a politician, His claims as-a,literr
ary man - have been almost overlooked.
No one has more 'skill as T a
His sententious and close ,dMiient, his co
markable,.power otanatizsie*-his-siMpliettY.
and ilignity—hil doctrines, and ail the ele
ments of the power with which they- J ere
maintained—will secure for his productions
a permanent place in the worids owisider !
ation.. •
' My limits wilt not permit me to attempt
particular analyses of their characteristics..
but in conehidingthis part - of my subject;
I. may point to SOBN QUINCY ADAILB 83
Altogether one of the most remarkable men
Eirthii - CO - iintry; hi wharge voluminous and
vatiViii Works there is not only `marked
nationality, -, bta wisdom _ which asteaisites
by'its universality. and profoundness 4: to
'Enwartis EVEREii as 22 orator or the most
comprehensive fe'arnirtg„ elegant tast and
noble spirit.; to_ Rttrea_ _CHOATE, as the]
'fides: of our senatorial rhetoricians ; to the
biilliant PRESTON and many others, whose
speeches, like those to w hich.l have before
directed attention, when their historic
partizans are forgotten,' will be
as pOrtfons cithb"Classical
United Stateu—fit to be j r,anketl among
the fittest works of the kind moduced in
the &lost highly cultivated nations of au
cleat •or modern times..
From=the
Ilurging
_There can be little doubt that __burying
alive is much more frequent .than 'the world
supposes, or has any inclination to believe.
There are conditions of euspeneled life, so
closely-resembling death, and , of such long,
continuance,, as to deceive. the physician,
and' induce 'sepuftere. The late eminent
-and—mostirthy Philip,-Bodrie
within an ace of meeting , the dreadful fate
of being 'buried ahve, and what made it.
worse, with a perfect conciousnees of all
that was passing: Heave's supposed Kobe.
dead, having :fallen:011M s-sintd-exiteilg-40-
leinibliiiitlialli; so far as ifie — b — oditiir,iion
corded. His lesPeratioriceaSed.
his limbs became rigid, ftice iesSuerfed
re-shir e—chttiacter'sfe-CP , derit
and he remained in this condition until ahe
'f*amily; ,physicians, and •friendri . (4l. , but
one!) supposed that.his spir4;liad:passeda.
That one was Mrs. Dodridge : her inse
.refused to , despir.,atla
use remedy after cemedy n?TostorS•imima
lion.. Finally she -poured- a 'spoonful of
brandy (a 'case -rff :teetotalism_ Which : we
think
~Father Maihentwill . 'exousn)
his throat, and the. poweriful :Stimulant:lld-,
most•icone infily7aisi*eddrieratriee, Old
restorsd Mri.:"Oodritige3o.:the:commend . nt
pisiimbs,ariOnekany years otaistineidh%
1 4' iiieftridemi: 'out lc:4.11;14 4 F 61 an id'
;1646 '4
weather was ; ar*an d hC 'already ihrond.;
ed-fiir`~ris last abode. He usnd`,to'.relate',
with 'act; his seneaiioite ' ilnring
the Ain4
itigiCe of his
t
He hep } El;tl►edact , of,eye ~;bsi re *l*;
m9iloo,di-041140c ot.obiacs(Atr:oooo.l 4 .4 . 9 l- !
tonged, to-144341001Piii , Jfai OrPO,OrP, - hjal;
Mid the usuallispeictinnc
deallal, OcaperatN*o 0 1 4,a". 4Fseermk
were l oP'eff,o l4:l 9eive:l;i " dth9' - wkelz - *kirp : "
a muscle lira move:: Even di
#9olit):#6*6oiiile'reaeaCe;ti3rrik-Ai
;04 6 *' i s The
iiiirtions. 1'4444 . 6e heard Mrs. Dodrictge,
41.1 .1 11 , 1 ,444-4,k Par M 1 , 2! 'f 294 - 1
63 :*fke 'l'ol,44Tl'4'gftill,l4,tt`,o4:,, , $4194
said
COiline4fl4l4litno4'''Ono:it many uiil
• •
MEE
lions is, afterwardhe „ Altaiiiiitl;4Attlhitt,,est,
among. , thbse-feseAleverak-instancepAtver___-.
occurred in which (ai7foikt •
the,deceased; havingfitbrnethlon.his_side)._ ~
that "the dead had %been •buriadAsacrsoon,
we cannot well reject thelturrible...cqnclu
siorr that the occurrence is bet sq:,rp:rb as
our shuddering natures Wcitthr7d4ietkit.r.'
An examination of the cataCoMbsbf
some Years ago,(whereshedead . akets# 7
eti away oen hoxes v orsim .l (nth-
ed in the vault,) led crip,,the diticovery,tht` •
some had turned'over on i,heir;llllo4,4l,'nfr .
others had quit tbeir,Places aud.dicd at a
distance, in the agonies of, 'fintlirO:haVing
gnawed away-their own tiea..•
'•
Please sqp., Os -• •al
.Tam going to stop' pairer . ,";'*aid
miserly subscriber to the **4"*** Wrifitiiii•Of •
his neighbors," 1 .1
'What is the price of it peri'Ye;„iii-e'said
the-other.
'Two dollars: Tao the reply .
'And can't y u afford two dollars , * year?
Think of
year is li long time. _rerhapri''yo . hi've
only a few soch . to spend '
A .year t a :whole:year
lars I And What do you gei for ' ; your man-
ey 1. , A large,-closely prifited;usefiiVrilieit;"
- giving yOu the riewjr of
, the•ti4ec;and a
largd amount of miscellitneonir 2 ieldi!ig--
phile:3ophical and gravedight and, humor
.ous. And you can't afford 'CW6II°IIOII for .•-
- rmch - arstteerfor - a - whiole - yeare t . • _
. 4 Well, I declare c ntrighbor,,yonialltlike
an experienced man. I never !thought-of .
it in that lightbefore: :It is only:two dol
lars force year. ---- Andlret - the - paper comes '
'tb me -every - week. And love to,read it.
I always find something in it that iriterebts
me. And moreover. on's, second: thought,
t. perceiliethat, after. ail, aiteirrefaW:ii --
,
labont the )cheapest thing :a thin - earl 4ave„
1 -11 e gem:more- reading-for-bra-Money-than
he Win in any other Way:-
'True, neighbor, and thissliows what i -
haVe-ulways - Traid,-is ; ,-teue,'', , blewspapers
seeui •to have beendesigned:almost for the
-peculiar" benefi o the poor. , No mania:
too ,Poor to e a newspaper, because it is'
theuhes z p " -
:Effie both thospeakersjoined andiaid,
'issed are -the odi tors, -for they feed _the
po.or_with_knowledge, l matthen-lh_TY-- 1 1V-1,
crated with looks of .high satisfaction. -
ardei
till
OooNir DOrbin, Oft!**
had thee einOWnid_ and holy
mountsiO, and felt
vast associations Irrtike S fortlk
,into the following beautifeltrehi od thoueit,
with his pen do hand to aedortt the.seati7
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