!wawa, jortigu fait - tad fi t i a back was monocle Garbed in all directions for the debts of his nobles, the baakruptcy dr trad e , mod , the hanger d his people; conecions at the repro- The Czar 'Maoist. bathes of Ragland and France, whose repeats (Oar realwaidea ee of nee New °weans Picayune.' tiOt could be no indifferent matter to+Lscifer J a s cat, r d ay .2•2 . 1554 hitaseif; finding himself out in his count, about On the 6th of this present mouth of July, Au** sad *boat everybody b u t his de the Emperor of Russia ,„ brothers of Prtudia and (as an after-thought} Anne Domini 1854, lifty•-eight years of age; it must have been any and actually humbled before the Turk;- ' thing but it joyous birtbeday celebration to him, i " I st a Position for a man whose birthday ease if one half the accounts we have from St Peters- seemed to be an event in the calendar of the burg be true. But a short year ago Nicholas universe:" was described in the full vigor of life; now it , After reading such a doleful summing up as is represented on all bides that his appearance thus, it ie difficult to mill up any other emotions indicate' d e c re pitude, and that be bears about than those of pity for the poor Czar. Not a few him the marks of at least seventy winters. tt wen in Europe, and they deemed among the is said of him that he is broken in health and to wisest , do not believe that he will live to ape his heart; that be stoops as if burdened with years; l fft.l l - ninth birthday. that he trembles with weakness beeause be can- Yours..kc not take sufficient food; that the eagle glance of his once bright eye has become wolfish; and that the propd calm of his once fine face has given way to an expression of anxiety and deep trou ble. Is short, he looks as though be might have been the original of the lines commencing. "Pny the earners a poor old man'" mournful picture this, hut there are tn, , , many evidences of its fidelity to doubt it, being strictly true From a long nod intere.ting article in the Lou. don Daily News, it ss.euse that Nichols. e s, only four and a half years old when ht. wretActi fa. ther cum.; to an untimely end, tuna he isAtbere fore, at least, exempt from tix borrittle imputa tion which motet) on hi, iJer brofhers—that they knew wh a t was doing 013 the night of the Fwperor Paul's murder, an 1 r nscnted to his as sassination al the only rneLne of saving their own liberty, and even life The Emperor Alexander was then a young man of tweuty.four, promising and affable; be did much g.,0,1 in hi+ time to the lower order of his subjects, formed plans for emancipating altogether his serf', nftrr an inter val of ameliorated condition; and finally died of ' a broken heart, accordink to the testimony of some of his ClUntr7lll , ql, on account of the in gratitlde with which his set-vices or bits efforts I for his- people's wolf4re were repaid: in other : words, berattsc hit n .b:cs woniCi not assist him in bts enden:or. to Jo away with serfdom After the petice wfuch i'oilowcti the baHt- of ' Waterloo, and when hi- was twenty years old, ' Niels - dss vi-ited Eng and He :viii then a tall, stern youth. iil tempered and extremely unpop ular On his return to Russia he explored his own eositi.rr, lired for some time in each of its principal cities, an,l it was dur:ng this period th a t he &rears tri hale hirnaelf imbibed his brother's tient-, ,cut milior. , in rl•lation to am , :torating the ci •ilition of the lets' r ,rd , •r., and r ,neolved ine I _Ma (- f their ult , nalite einatieipation In I'‘l7 1.,• tictrre d Cu. Plus , iiiti 1 rinees a ii .s a )n - Durang, him ,n hi- premature "hi i , g , with , setuidary car. , . - ind kaidno-s In l'••.?.: . , Alexander die l -,m,1•1c :J.:. •ii Tsgaurog, sonic said from a broken heart a. ei, •ve, -, au troth a fever. and came from p , :son; tii ,•,, .re :e even those who intinaste4 that Nieh da. Ld —tu, Iliac; in his death), and that he had aire•ady gone over to the Boyards or - 3scrf-owners, who were hostile to Alexander's liberal i.,.:iicy Be this as it may, be Lad not been many years on the thrme before all attempts to abolish serfdom were given up, and ill idea of regeneratin i ; the policy of the etil• pine as well, and since thin he ha- placid the part of the veriest tyrant I: i- ,aid in this , t estae that every Lip.! beid out I,‘ Alexander t o better the condition of the serf, had only l"d to violence—that when once as-ured that they were regarded and piled, the y - began to cut their mas ters to pieces, or to flay them 'dirt—and all this is probably to au extent true, over sue-la subjects as he had to deal with, he could play 11, ottier,part that that of a tyrant But despotic to. were hi- inon.-use , , hi- man• nera seem to have unproved, he DJ longer betray ed the irrmicibility of temper which ltd caused men to shun him wh;le a prince, and on rising to supreme power, Le became a totally altered man For years and ytar:, he bridled his passions, and how to saw : e l -- j( k hz,etittEtt‘ he knew well LAC ',11.,,i,,g,. U. will has never ..h.till itself more illar‘eloutdy than in the restritint.whi4 be has ki•et upon his ,brat of late, and more especially since tits reverses - 01 before Silistria, and the loss or leftist of all his best generals, his self-control has g,icen way. and his passions and manner , are It'ge those of hi, youth There is no doubt that Nicholas has tried to do much for his subjt-cts while wielding the /nit] 'rod of despntira. but when he now looks about him, what does he find' To use the language ,:f the English eetitor, he see, that he cannot reek• on on the honesty of any one functionary ,n hi, whole empire lie has invited and pens i oned men of letters and ~eicnce, and in-tit uted scics,l, and toiled harder than Lis own slaves, and h.. perceives that society grow- worse instead of bet ter So he hat recourse to schemes of territorial extension, but there the same eviis follow his ship are rotten, ht CAGICaI bills have been turned into wooden bowls; his quinine is found to be oak bark; and while he is paying cum-1110u bread bills, his soldier- are perishing under a bran and straw diet There are fact- , , every one of them• the one. powerful crta finds him-sit powerless Of Ls fanaticism, c 11111111..1t. !lie •arlit writer, one does not know what ~ say fie , i mpres, turned Greek in a day to marry Lou, and this to him, no doubt, Aer.qneci a': r,..1.: and mutual But wlaltti be wanted lit- J'i . l;_b ., r / Kga no marry the Arell,',ll- 0 i'zt , pheti 1,, ,'.; r , 1 'hat ....h should turn Rocui , :li iu a , Le.—^11,..1.',1 , miir., e , the taith ,if those nun.- -f Mini-k who a, r -,, tort dis pleasing to his orth ,, loxy 1' I- i rol,ably ,t, his , case the mixture , f fana•. , ,-ti, au I Laxity which is so ilisguqiug in 01 , 111.1 t. ..1 . t ' '' , hureb, , at lay time C3011710.i1, ^nd ins , ' V , a Oil 114 c Statt - II i• forth , r -:,i : •h it 1,,- fa tl.f , i', wifi., who has born ',‘:•!. in., } !t• ,:i., li.m, partly because there was rl.. :,, '1 1.:: !,i , pa , -.,,Lit, :1% , 1 partiy he cause lo cart-, I ~ s att, i.oi ,ii to bi r t h r ,.u g h all his ia, ! .. e-, . • `, ~t , wvariug out f ,r mane a dreury y • ~.1 -,,... • ::, t'atigui„ , , of...the I.te of etupt;- aini- u, ..•. vhi. I. L. iintiose. ou all his farm!: . (1.,, , tr , •, :Jagiter U. dia,d, another ,a the ii . : if - i ' ' foie oc Le ', %nub, re, arid the a r ungist ;- 1'.,i., ~,Pe.l artviDLcrg Tue !;c " Id' ' - :.- ot , a way , quari ei,ng. thv , r a ~, o n4 , 1 f ;1.- ; a ~ Who i , dt` 4 Crli.:.l .., a Mll4- ..0V / t'' ..' , 4 1 :. o,l', ! ..,I• ..$.10: 4 C , OW party, 41• constant ly ectileai, riti , , , • . supplant his more mild but itim%urrii ,, , -,-, aud tast-failing brother in the sue eess.,in t, , the throne The Czar has so far been enabled 'o sui,pri - tlo-ir 1,•:1J; but it Las finally, like 1,..- other wi-f .r . iines, be, sine 100 much for hint, an-I the scaudai i- full) avowed It is now openly hinted, that if the reign , -f Nicholas should come to a t Mien! ,•tid with tri- life, that this may not lie the i,aly roil lilti ,, ,a shed on the occasion. Such lonts are sigrithe,int, esp , e , hill} , When com ing 'front a country where assassination le the rule, and a Inlet and natural departure from this life the exception, at least when the rulers have been called upon ro reader up their final ac oounta. 'For nine years of his life did Alexan der move about among his subjects, perfectly conscious that the fearful ghost of conspiracy and murder was stalking clove at his heels. As for Nicholas, his titty-etght birth-day found him sitting among the wreck of all his idols; they are of clay, and his own iron will haw shiv ered them all. On entering LIM fifty-ninth year —I now quote the exact words of the Daily Newm—the haughty Czar finds that— "lnstead of achieving territorial extension, he has apparently brought on :•, hour of forcible dismemberment of hia empire. Instead of court piety, his childish vanity Lae created only the mirth which breaks the heart and undermines the life. Instead of securing family peace by the compressive power of his will, he has made his sons the slaves, instead of himself the lord, of their passions. Hated by his nobles; liked only by dyes who eau g ive him no aid, and receive tort - from him; drawn in by his own passions : to writes them in hecatoms, while they fix their eyes on hint as their only hope; tricked by his atavisms all over the empire; disappointed in his 'nay and its officers; afrai, so leave his cap ital, kw w wwwia, would be laid waste as soar as his Tttx CaoPs.—Amid the general cry of short crops, and forebodings of distress from famine, me occasionally meet with a talons encouraging account, such as the following which we find in the Cincinnati Gazelle. A correspondent of that paper, writing from Lafayette, Indiana, sap: This place is the great corn market of Indiana, more: than ft million of bushels being shipped from here annually The crop this. ear, though s oueivhat affected by the arouth, will still be fair. Indeed, all the fields north of Indianapolis look much better than those south, and will av erage from a half to a full crop, while in some of the southern counties there will not be a tenth of a crop. North and west of Layfaette, the crop is full as good as usual, not only In Indiana, bat also in Illinois, Wisconsin, and lowa. In the two lastliam - ed States, the crops are reported to be unusually heavy. This fact taken in connec tion with fair crops of whelit and oat., ought to allay all attempts of panic making It will take a failure of more than one crop and for more than one year to create a famine in this country Prices may increas in some varieties of food, and changes may have to be made in some of the grosser Little/es of Viet, but still we shall all have enough to eat and plenty of fragments left, un less we have a series of bad seasons, ''....- - REKI*E OF A SLAVE GIRL.—We are no %poi .-,c,isLit for slavery, but at the same time we de rowdyism and blackguardism when used by fanatic. to their rata' and illegal efforts to .arry out their mistaken notion. of philanthropy. Yesterday, when the cars arrived at Saletn, in ti‘ol tun bi.ina county, from Pittsburgh, a crowd had ga . ..hored at the depot, a despatch from Pitts burgh having informed them that a slave girl wtis on board, under charge of her master and mistress When the cars stopped a big negro stepped into them, and accosting the girl, asked ht.r if she was a slave She made no reply, but tier inistiiesa answered that sSe was. Therenp - the black ruffian seized her, and she, clinging her mistrtigt4' neck, begged most piteously not be torn away; hut the black violently tore .r away: and in the effort bruised the lady's ek acc. , rely, and carried the child out of the L.l2' , )71 one arm, anti flourished a revolver in the other Lind, amid the pandits of the excited crowd Il The master of the child was not jusithen in the ear, and upon hearing of the zit offered to go before any officer and execut papers, if the girl wished to be free, leaving the matter the gin But the mob would listen to no ,uch thing The child's screams were heard Jboro th, tumult, begging to go back, so that she could again see her mother, who belongs to the same owner. The life of the owner was threatened, and he cafe not remain over, but went on in the ears to carry grief to the mother of the girl This is au outrage, and the people of Coluta- Liana owe it to themselves to wipe out this stain. That long haired, brainless C C Burleigh, was ou hand, and made a harangue- •o the crowd --- I rlece/tted Herat!, .Aug. 29 ♦ - LAKE SCI'ERIOR RAILROAD —A correspon• dent of the Green Bay Adroeatt gives the fol lowing account of thi only iron track in opera t_ .thtplastor country: The rally actually in operation 7et a. 4 l oue from the font to the bead of the•";" nit), 31121 came very near .uaving an accident to reel,nl A .witch had been left out of place but the driver ..aw the danger in time, and "raver , - ell' the horse,; the breeching proved strong enough for the e mergency, and the ea N were stopped in time to prevent their running off the tra, k A CitESTLRFIELD WONDER —A Chtstertield corre-pondont of the If big furnishes the follow jug: Thew, o. n(,,c in the possession of Co) W. this c-unty, an egg, which is the nio.; remarkable pbenonit urlo of the age It is the egg of 3 hen, rather smaller than usual, but of 'le, eointu , ,ti term; yet, no matter in what po ,lti n it is placed, it will inaincdiately erect itself' upon one particular end, by means of some inside bu , uuktposti agent It cannot be kept in any po..ition, nut even if placed on the oppii -Itc awl larger end—it will immediately jurrk up .0 the other 'Nei,• is no hoax about it RATtif,lt I . 's t)RTuNATE.—A gentleman from went to Buffalo on Friday last, t, yr +0' , 114. :4 lain/ against certain parties for )?.14101) .uit occupied two days, and re in a verdict is his favor for 816.5. Ills eounse) fe(.., and expenses reduced . the pile down to tin even hundred On Saturday night he star. ted t, take the can for home, but found that he Wai , VA./ :ate, and must remain over night. He therefore took lodgings, and awoke on Sunday morning to find that he had been robbed of the surplue 8100 His journey and lawsuit did not, certainly, turn out much of a speculation HAVINO A CARE FOR 11.1.m.—Pnach gives au extract from a private letter, as follows: "0h: Charles dear, they tell me you are order ed off t. the theatre war I beg of you, there fore, dear, as you love me, to bear in mind one thing, and that is, above all, not to forget to take your opera ylcuis with ,tptu4 for I know my self how extremely iucoovenieit it is to go t o theatre without one." TAKINi. T rue Wat.NaLts.—The Abing don (A'a ) Democrat of Saturday last says: "Re- Cent rains have taken the curls out of the corn and relieved a good many farmers of the wrink les on then- faces. The corn crop is not alto gether so hopeless as was expected Wherever the land was plawytuti de?, the prospects for tolerable crop are good, notwithstanding the se; vere drouth." ALL ron Lot E.--A woman named Martha Powers was found, yesterday, suspended from a tree close by her cottage, about one mile this Hide of Independence, ky. When discovered, she wa.q quite dead, and a letter lying by her ex plained that she was weary of the world, had given her heart to one who had proved false and tickle, and who, in his recent marriage with an other had opened a gulf between them which not e'en hope could o'erleap The moral of the sto ry is, that "she loved not wisely, but too well " —Cin Eng. mis 6 Tax Divranzaicz.—We find the folletw ing in tho Frederic Citizen. One of our honest, intelligent and industrious German fellow citizens, who has long bees known for his love and devotion for the institntimm of the oonntry, in explanation of the difference, a few days ago, between a Native American and a naturalized citizen, said that the only difference is this:—The Native American cornea into this country naked, and the naturalized citizen somas with his clothes on klorturair.—A Dover (N. H.) paper reports that an eminent physician, who has practice in a neighboring town in Strafford county for sev eral years, s married man, has eloped with a young lady of •owe twenty summers. The la dy had previously been highly esteemed _by her aoqueintances, and this false step has oceutoned great escrow to her friends_ The doctor we for some tits, her medial adviser. Of tit Obsetbir. A Word - ft. 0.1 ninii v •t , t, •v fr. ti RATURDAt MORNING. SEPT. 0, Is ,1 ,• 6 ,ve .;, tii , : 1 ,,1 , Lt. x‘ 11 DZWOCRATIC STATE NOXINATIONS• vcfmkne , . hu JEREMIAH S. BLACK, Of flonweet County G. W K The Democratic Electors of this County are of c„ c; requested to meet at the place* of holding their Elections in the several Wards, Borough.. ati , l Townships on THURSDAY next, the 14th io•t at 4 o'clock, PIV To elect two Delegate. , 1 , to meet in Convention to be held in tht• city •tt Erie on SATURDAY the 16th inst., at io dock P M , to aid in the better organization ~f party and nominate a County Ticket if deomecl expedient We send forth to our readers this we k th, glorious news that the suit betwe,n th , 1,- monwealth and the Erie and North Etst road Company, has resulted iu a re,ntplc;. :,. uvripti of the people: Erie, through th, ),, tribunal of the state, stands t,day yro•Fest ,, i from the foul slanders heaped upon h, r t.y tE. hirelings of the Railroad monoptly: side stands her noble ally in the ,nr ..,t. faithful HABBORCILIEK: What w; ~11 derer, ...ay now? They hare told 0,, 1r we were rioters,—that our nwht. hat) n .1 trampled upon—that w:t.4 breach of the law, autithat w.• u ap t to the limal tribunals of the Stso.: 1,/ r.'d/o•- All this stands falsified Erl. :,ppod, 1• • tt“ highest tribunal of the Coultuonw,sltl). r •. was heard; the ablest legal talATt /Le 111 , 11,1 I her enemies ~)uld procure was arnt",l WWI/ • her; attd now look at tbe verdic.t " adjudged by (Iv one wealth c. f t . Polito! i ‘,l !hut r att,`l r, . from tht 7th Of St pt . < mhe', ,N« 1. rst r.\ 't &TZ( Railroad Compu situ/i I, .! I L to.J of their ro.i u. is til.froo lit , sirtr,t • V . P E., • • • ' Er;t• , It u i wpm, the ./3ufin to ra g ..? , • H. t (Ind to rea.dre the tr rude( 34, (I (t , le,t stre , fs and rood I,ri f tv , , , / , ice*" in 6e:tbrr the ronstnict,,,, (aid that thr ,iefendants m '4. Eri, with it, limit bt' Pkl . 2 /V. •;., Mit. " Now what aro . og,y air it, t.d- Walkers, the Tracy, their brood of foli.wer., neighbors for the I - uttered, and 'proc, ,01 L them? What h: - ffi,! T-ribinte, the r • ..•:, nil! of li n tfs.l.• the coutili, peop'!e that u.•%t..t injuct , l 11.,11..! Will they ku.oiledg.• that they Lave IA ea bought with tr. , : tickets t.. riand...r us, and thus doer: Ve readers' Wlll they tell the worl.! that have prostituted their high catkins t , Ow• purposois of a mottled wonopol)' And the base hireling of the C0n.0.0.' , ..11 now' Will he still continu , those who gave him all th.• littir r-pot 1 has? Or will he repent, and end.mvt,r that the history of his ingratitude tiud t p. , rti dy will be forgot But w.. west.• 110,- , 1. t 1- stdßeient to say now that tlit- p:.• !.• county stand vindicated bjure th, ;ri„; their enemies lay humbled iu the is page H unthcr hr., in ll>, hick or 1.. War? We shall publish thy upinion -f C delivered h) Chief Justice BLAci;., to ease, as *JOI.I as received Front it • we learn that it is one of the mo-t and sid, opinion, +et , I^!i%preil h, the They have go: t .et int.:l',l vete. in Warren county, and n 111/I!itall'e ' evidence The ,dher day tot.l- h•.lii .. ant convention, and vu , ug other thing , tl,r. - .• ed, was "that tilt. recent ehvering ‘. ) party corrupti”l4 wet Nebraska Detr,..tl lowa.. Mitako,r, an 1 elsewhere - gra( - ry much Now, the only eaniliriate in 31, that was opposed to the Nebrioka bil!, a .. Benton, and be was defeated, au.it that, t a Nebraska Wino, the political brother ..; • intelligent Warren county yeutl. men' ) by, does it look well forse4) p ilitiesl mouses to talk about thu.,. Pierce and Senator Dougla, ANoratii HANDLE vtnir4 •1: opponents of the Democrat yin Erin r , llinty n known as the "Democrati , p„r. A few yearn later stud they st ,,, unto , l tb, ,• ,, gu• - men of the "Anti- Mason se NV big per t y fine pawed, and then they bream: , Ai 11,1 ply t b •NV t,. ; party " That name, it appean4, "stink in the noatrel.:" of the pony., and.,„,.• , their beouti from being entitely I ill, v., n‘ t.,. that the (Arri,rte hi added 5 , ii 1, ...0.. talks of Pollock's being tb, "Whig and iloput - ,i , can candidate " In the language of ou.. , '," ',I we beg to suggest that, rho( "skit ha s it vor," so look out for Pollock's -I.avoi, • t h ou ' the 106 proximo S Our ooteuiporary nft h r Detrou ' is little out of his reekolaiug sc huu t« Inc , h at "old Berke is the home of Mr. Y.uci oar L;: t , ouster, the "old guard - of whiirry, ha, the ti, nor of being the residence> of our domrigul.ll , o. Minister at St. Jameg! The C'hrose'di says Judgc his "been a 000sistent whig '• Our ree , ll, eti.,n the campaign of 18-14-0 , 1 , 4. eumplyu wllkh the whig party fell, as it has nev.r fell slney fighting gloriously for principles—is, the leans involved WAS the 4 ,nn ex „ s ti en „f T exa .„, The Democracy threw the banner ~ f uniiexstitai boldly to the brews, while the whip, i,),11 ; unfurled that of opposition The Demo( racy won, Tezna was annexed, and among ths yew we Mid the name of Jaugs 1'01.3.4:x6' Of course he's heat a "eomeisowat 111132, PA PUR GOVERNOR WILLIAM BIGLER, Of Clearfield County JUDOS OP SUPREME COURT FOR CANAL COMMISSIONER HENRY S. MOTT, Of Pike ConntN Democratic County Courentioa -MirRRAY WHALLON, ARTHUR GREENWOOD I R. TAYLOR. . ALDEN POMROY, W. A. GALBRAITH. SHERBURN SMYTFI JAMES D. SMITH, B. W. VANCISE eta rsi ommitt nr t The People have Triumphed! and 1., =MEI 1101 lie r 1 •\' 11 , 11 rt U. n 1711U1 in refer, pc., eti two week- ;,,D), wa zeti-01 tli. o:, 3 bat au tutcruue Is }1..);1 111.1101:11iii'd 1,, .41 any .Isriti-1 au•l h. e./33.1% 1111L1 p, rfr)r And pPi IDI i IBM 11111 ME EMI 111 MEI =I =I 1z...) r I, cs e - % t,,, r tht.r ill 111111 I. .1141111 s. tAit' BIM El I, IMIEE t•td 1 UM U '• ' intl , l ski t s . , I . =I I 1 1 111 I t . t lEEE •lil;! tti• I= EMI= 1 , r ME I). t , w;t11 a I Ilval I, lk plau it , ,!it!,. IL a.l id an oi: ME 1 'r }i• 4:. e "it Ili I do - -ny, tit , I v :\ tir• %write pttp find Irl , l unfaithful in 1.4 1 jll , lg.t .v. n•.w !.• p • /,. ~•i. rsh 'l., an , i d , w c nr.q. w i t. • . I 1, f‘ m, ~f: t t , cc <ct .t • t • th , hnt d annul 4.,,itti iti ill it ;Vt. i.R Dern,. ..,„ • .1 ., 4!) of Slats. to wat c h 1111. 11i , t vent I-. Th. ):" rettalrs Th e wi,t, to know now wl, , .1,, - ; - CL,!. 1 r , for tiovfr its • SIAN i ott A s, er-t :or !he S,lts\ Intrpo:4t , gtttttug , a ..-r h v hon it; obilgat,ll4 and 1-1.- t ; ii.k:-Acrtt , :s —A *.j:ial election In SV.l•lttug rwsuirei iu Cue ehove of au , t , t i. Knou .\ otning. eanduitt , for Council. tit pereove 0) Gen. Shields, the ga I laut Senator from is now in Washington'. Alien,- • - Witch 11 1 n /e rn% ' -- ;i , C N ._ ei !...---4111.---r ./- t s that ibe maple Jud,te Pot.tipee is to be hilie on Tu l tr Ileaif 1 "ne it aPPesra til. howdligi 64 4,Pr - P riali P ie, 1 , . Erie Gareth' would - snit ii, , 3 j i l, N ow , to t he tipple of etenelY I never back-oat free toilers here solPmet be the esent Gidiernatodel there is a guest/on of more Nppc Jr. 1 whip, " alai a pai,. ' fri ied the 011ie r day, np- ; rt . ,• fe n c e tainted quo- books, or Teutperaratie: of 1111#reim vestamet us past, and .4. hs • inpuei , ii , record swain Y.ll' three, 411..ftin• v .„,, us : '",".• .3' .. . l'eallin on reeding *e to hie SinomntlllMnt ei the ii.. ~. .., eelved, and probably Know Netitioglinin 4 Slave"; and in vegard to i Free Eica. 000enticiti at flibitieburg on the gOth. to . ita r t . 6 6 " 4 ,Pier6tl3X WV' '11 , •. , th. ..„, 4, 444 ~.. the fi rst l'reduli- Il.at T i e stion it would be well for him to explain / 1 Yes, said we, the whigs har'nt exactly "gone to , 7.: 1 4 : ,,,4 77 . ' I. " b ir e jae k :b r : d. '"* T n t *:• l, ' - , ;: al. : l 7 , hbastieik ftt Clod, unlike tieeep- i hitneelf, That question is whether the people Petit" but Potts has been sold out to Pollock, ease been blasted, and the fruits of d i e ~ i hi11114144 . as said, that our ar- . shall rig.. or monopoly fie comes among us un- ; body and breeches. But such an event is nosh - he ioabileatte" relied, stead shriveled iit , d " , 1 7 6,01 " , ter and his connee- trammeled •rpm the one side he will find the', ing new. The Free Soil anti-slavery bobby, east baked and ke tn de ir solate detd• And ax ~, % 1ti ,.... v,, .id matters, publi , h- I ,, opte—ei ~ti the other Walker, Reed, Tracy, ', as was well remarked by another, has always •Z u rm g h e ls rs at tuta 1 7:77 r.b y t, ....• . .h. ,, ,, ,, . PurnP soft Democrats the Atianne coast. PelietraLng n , t 3 tLAM:III r 41 ,„ 4 " 1 "* . Jed to dragoon oiti- 1 Coerti-ight & Co ,itadtbeir smaller satellites and been used as a pump to ,upport This war penny whistles Which will A, serve? These 1 over into the whig ranks • The same pumping 1 sa t...more hamlets, villager, if.d ',to>, Inc ~,,,,, . 4 u the artioleiteelf, anti uten, awl their monied semoPoll, of the peopits? i operation wee "tried es" is 1861, when Johann. k flaw Ilt• bow et tl" asstru , w• neim , te is. mum, months were thaws devoted to eup.stri-tt. Ti. , We wish no man i The pii'ipli • knew where Blet.sa is--they know . was the whig candidate sad F. J. Le Moyne ae- .: ... then wont to abandon thettay . 4 1,,,, , ,,,, , ~,a a, her than that which !he is (*maw ttod in their favor, that hi s sympa- i tad sit the rump-beadle for the working an -- 111- high away u. Bedford, *Satanists, N 44 0,,, ' . /.4. wg ', '..5.. if . however,— • 4213Cti013. We any shies are m'oir thou'', I hot for them and their In- slavery engine it did'ut succeed, , Mountain. The Broadway gland) w , 01 , 1 tii.t Lii ; - Tsykie". rah !welt new I. .1, ~,,,,, there is a duty ou 1 ter-«t, it , has he,n , and is, the "beat abused' Bigler was elected then, and he will be elected • lal i t ''r•aw : 4 ci I. ..burhsa villager, . I \es, n: - t this i alma of haeine ' es, ten, was wont 1,0 e; , ..e t ."'" .. in which he should umn" in 1.11 , - titlikt. They kuow - that every ri I . 40 ,, .... , :ti, it's the exercise , ocrat Atapected of Dem - again, uotwithstanding the whigs have go sympathising with the rail- I anti-slavery Pump now working in conjunctiou secs his tuvoieee, and lirvi reereati m , i , ~,,,,..„,: : I ,verN man shoal be ': road interest , is conspiring to procure his defeat, lied fi , r by the re +arilleset of are obli tiotis (.1. past favors.— , pomp , wou l, m i re t h e i r s i n ki ng s hip. with the Know Nothing Pump. Both these ' , anon. The plantations or the rioute. :, • .... : no nor all 1 s t ew to ifurnieD tbeir q uote of p leesur, i . ' - poops they can scare up - , be ship; aO , ' • j , ' i.i l '. l 4t tionielf, or by th: ,Th l ey kilo . w tii P ‘tt the Coit ga stitittiQn, etablialied autl rake anchor", i t hardy fe , o s ~f New England, settled in the 14 43 L.: ' s ummer was nun bed on Ole „tile u e ,„,„ T.,.., 4 ' sui i ,p ~,itittlay lie sisoilid supportv.i. by railroad gold, is enthusiastically , chain, or hydraulic'. And why should they? There i gat h. r ea t o g ether their moomiag hr . to ~.1 . „. , ." in i 4 utit , utty, and has lug decried to POLLOOg; and that the New Yerk c was a show of consistency in the Anti-slavery men , of `young Aalen eli ''' lin4 o n ' 6 6" , N 1..., , . t , fur - and Ohio railroad men have publicly proclaim- 1 p ar ty voting for Johanson, for he was with them i "! . Id : i ' k i a t b o th° " St " the ' whither '' f ' 4 tai Iss m ail h is Niagara has bees deserted, 144 1 .4.4, . 1 ,.. 1 1 / c ''• L 1: 'SI the path of altos, e i ths,t if money were necessary to secure Pot, ' equare upon the platform. There was nothing ' there The White Mountains have been ,sv, ~,, ''' iI I lung o.•;iiments, idttl.sueli ~ ii Loci.... - election 'and BIGLEE'S defeat, it should be in his past political life calculated to cast a doubt i s et . ti,,is tase. ovate uel horsing (all , t ( t 4, :",„ :. auu t j u.:ijr,;ed with attempting fort/uunung: Knowing all this, the people of i upon his sincerity. H e wa d one of t h emse l ve s coped. Newport, Bettta h re anti Farst.ge 1,,,,„ I , Lti .1, t nu , 14 . ,t, ‘t di But we do skink, an d Erie county will expect Mr. Poti.oe'lt to choose :to all intents and purposes, except in name: He :::a":"uysts, a t the but s. t e s i 7 mpo wers of Luke. tell::".. it , to II ) % , • t ri of evcry reader t , on Tuesday next, and let his choice be known; ! had Dever been nominated through the influence „,,, 4 , tits As ,, t ,„, „ i „ „ ke. to keep a " a , 1 ,,,," .. i''. ' ;01 1...... , .. , 'lllllty, 3134 . 1 that, LO e, in language that cannot be mists- ', of t h e eottoecer ,, e) of the quaker city over the war s test a ereetara cu atornee.shoull heat . ~:, i • t...it''' ~ • iir...• : •ti.lrd 4 ki.ii, :r burn lie will 5, err We want no "cheating ' head of one of their own number But it is not through a , rist. , in order to assp in, nom- 1., e ,,,,, t4 1 t of lathy's, has tiLttnltire 1 all the Lusmer 44 ,, i.t„' ' tie -',1.1:....101145t. winter, -ie.iii Iby about the boatel" next winter We want. to know so w i t h P o ll oc k R e i s t h e em b es i ymee t m r p h ie h iu " that he, too, Las renLone•t at D cue. 1 ,,• :: . 4 lIIIS Fat'. I , , „ pr fill• Wilt' pub!: •Iyi and whir i • It . ii-, liti•l who is against UM, in the i sdelphia cottenocracy—the candidate of the sii -1 h i strussare, and resde for the siek,',e .... I ' 41 ,.... 11 •110 ii r lrttlViity, t ' phr' , ' till. Legt.latttre, and iit the Ktecutive ohair! WO .l ver gray portion of the whig party—the men that ciastera Nor is thus all , fhe picture .3 or :. z ,„ •r , }.- 0 1 (lir (.1..0' I, w,l{ , know wh. r' 11-pitot is, now let us know where stoo d hy Fillmore's Fugitive Slave Law Admin- One mots Pittig6 , and that of Sr., will Suat*.t. nai l lauktoelip• for the year .A. All- over the - D; 31 Pennsylvania, all I t,, 1 ).l) wk ,s'' istratinte and it was by their influence that be ~,,,c,o, are a blate and not only the wood , , , : ..„, , lii was nominated over the anti-slavery lArimer.— XI .1' § 'll IVA 016.1'111g COM MU -2r Ts the Whig Party Necessary I 1 , 1 „,,..„ g o ld ß . traces . barns, grain and nele'.titi o ! a ", 1 . ,'•,•• • • ,iitltV. till! Wont I dee. They went for him because they knew he voted . tifrieral pus t. the hop*. of those , ha: '. • a „, t. 1 tit Peteieuden, the new "whig" Senator from i for the annexation of Texas, and hence had every oar .eiehs.rhetsi bar no! e. , aped /..1( ue 4 ‘... ii Ilsine, ruceutl.i. declared in a public meeting in. `reason to suppose he adhered to the Baltimore p a rr heel, hilt 6 Lir..l, in ,. th. hAo-ic.t to liar .t.... "., es- In Mame and Net, ilimps'rt-• .l.e test•v t , *hat Stat., that- , platform of l'Are.? That he does so, his course property hics 6e,n very r ear A ....,.., ~.. .., i The questn»i ,‘1 hauls, tariffs, a n d .. ~ in ternal . ; the: tar, and that tit his friends, the Whig Sutte A't"'• who had ""ent / Y "tu r u' i ."‘, 11. - -zia. : ,lirrk , Vtualealn bad formerly dill - met' part ies.— , Central Committee, abundantly proves. But fr „„, } via .- - ' , hail. , i,rtri. ' I '.14't11111.14:14.1.1:,er u s . P., '. had fought for banks till they went to the n Many plioes , ,ind fth , ' bath . ~, ~,,,, — 1 .1, itl. of tilt. ( . 3vAlittt,ti The qu.estions of prow- what ot this The anti-slavery hobby in Penn- i it0. „, , ,, 1 , „,t0 , t., Mot. 0 , , , 00 „r ~,.., ~,,, ,i fi: . i I I, an I itituruitl improvi.,tuentki hail gene to Ow h ylvrtnia ha- eVer been used as a ranip In pump i,,, j '0 1 . d am e. Tio• den-v su.oise 1, ~,,,, L ,,,, t ,,.... , .., ~ the tile , ' , Sone uf these subjects were no w soft Democrat. into the whig rank", and there is p revented the •,..,..t..,‘ ~. I. • ,n,» ' atala . : 3,, !.. ;; : •:' the whig party TheCe is not a wan who ilia ihe stup,-pLere Ca. 11 IA s - C . : iy , ' no rea,on, letting aside the consistency orthe ~ ,t ‘. ii is that they n , vi . divide the parties '' tnily -,. ;,e tit , tut., at tim , 4 . , tit a ~....,,;,,. I ... f thing, why it AllOllll/ Dot De used for the same when ...a [bee „ da ~t , L . 1,,,,.„...,., ~ .., _ ‘‘.... c.,mtn-11 , ..1 tit, at.) , ltte t.i);the consi d erat i on o puny. now Only we beg our readers not to Whitehall as' in a perte^ , .'a z• l''. le• e,. tii , - f• r • aavit•, which haft much to say about , be deceived as to the date of the patent of the i e u ser44WaL -,tini leitv•••, watt , ..itl.,•', . „ I 1:1 ittlii irtanei. of Qustanninf '.whig principles,' (invention It', nothing new' r:bo y,f 'NIA thorr.4l.-.') 1 . 4 , ,•'lt •, • ,i- ," ashes. At the 4..111g• Oa It. I WIS ~' , •rganizat ions - In our opinion, the 4.1 21,••ie frauL eutife-ssion shojws that there really is ci, ' 0 ;0E1, IV, N Vitt —The i'enasy/tatn;on barnm'itlor tify , -1. mi.. - r this the iira ,, ,r , , ',ITO r• .. ... n,. la.reeasit‘ for a whig party now The confes- states that, iu eonsequents• of the recent exposures IN, try the, it ...ra , ..(.. • a l , ... ...on is more r niThable tweartike it comes from so tNe Kll , l4Ar Niithlllgi.4lll, that order has changed its apps .a. t, ..1 fire. mid ••• en :t.• . able a Irian and thorough :a whig as Mr. Fefitieri- nane an d y aw . w o rds It is now called a rii , it.. , site e 1... •i'. .. til, (Iv , " t .11 I J ' def. Ever) ii - hig meastire had been rejected by , 1 ' ,it'd for'/.-r ii, th, ,sita,. Sp, uvl ni & t wo., " ble to the 'sio' eir elieis, th ni glitzl4 ' ST "' the -• , ,a, , . ir• ..4 the t s,pli .an i the c ,u4try is all the better fir The password used to be "Traitor beware—No broken n.i.ivn, t,r the . r•, 1‘ W.l ~ ' -0 '' . .tnio , •liell ,l%, " t rti s`tion of the whlg, policy la. - It , now reversed and reads thu , "Be Ve• los tim. , was wle•n , a large portion of the ware Traitoi - We agree with the P. iiaofri• i•.- pl. 1 0 Ii• .. I tl,,t ttpti the .-tieeess of the whigs u;,1,1 t h at ti.ti amendment is very appropriate .1 , p- . 11..te pi k-perity if the country, and even By the by, one of our Know Nothings let the i,s 1. tlitailliallice 4 is x lotion Atone time--ls.l o "eat tilt , if tlae bag" rather unexpectedly u ,t -.lle ulaionty were with the whiga. and it seem- l o ng si ne.. Nleeting a friend who, he had been .• i, .! all th . ..iii whig ideas were to be re-es- told, stab on' of the faithful, and desiring to know tat, :Ili •,i ,ft, r tai • dent wrat.-. had been iu piwor. 11,,w in-utters were g ,ing on, as he bVI nett h a d time ti i •011,11 wArtiuw ,AK . liast 'hem. for twelt''' year - him-elf to attend since his fi rs! entry. he mho N" 1 '''e. ,o'de's i• b" . 4 it'. teddy "t the whigt . " pre- ceutly inquiro-I how things were piug on in the v-iit si slicca from 11-v-iivz 'heir , isru way after ( ~ ,,1 1}, •ii 00, fi rs t mop, - said th e ooidisaut fh, , ...... r .itel c-•••.-r:,' tin' ti.': ,, tigh they had the ' Kn--w Nothing, "only that cursed exposure in 0, is It} i,, *li'l 'l , l i. 1 , , i, t!. y hail not the trig- [ the (..b. s erriPr has put us back a peg or t wo,"— ' "Yea, yes," Said generous confidence, "I've ex amon‘i that- and it- just di, frAie f ,r, ia'nt it'd" Ow friend laughed in his sleeve and told us in less than an hour "Traitors beware," and max- ER =ME IMI ME IMIII .1,•11t •..; '1 .11 BEI ',• 111 al/ 1 ITWWI I I , ru. 4,11 g , g , . Curt",)• r wi t.' ort• I'l\ I”‘F th ,•hkot r (: ,, Itc! ha- 'N. .1 AL) vva• Wolll , l riuitcat • oir =I MEI r. ' AU I I‘,C.P. II :I 3 t.: , ,* UP'', Ili \ With I 11Ork, ItIoN t f ‘‘, - 11,! ill ~,•' i, rr t,0,1 ,c• , .Su; t,tr, ,, th.i . .tic , ft • • ri at Wit'. t OTT,- 11.'• t!lt Ia r ~111 ,nti ti otgr.i! tla 116. rtilt t r... 'l. I , I , r.n. , our t xi roieg i •t r Mr LI A 1 , , i• 0 Si 211 v..vj ti•• Of•CL, 14 11)1 • t - th• ur,jitry.y %rat pr“ligt•- ill• ITc , l h„•i , ~cut I Stu < ILI thy 1 • Up' du'y to o ur-est.v.- . . upt.n our rc-p. Alt cannot titfu,lll-,w v r ME lin N; f t I,seitauce, vrii ti Ihe ri.; ; t •.• I,tv. I , zurttc , i st n ir. .f 1111M1 in .1 ~ : ~.. proKihiy mount . I an apprt•ciatum A O O 1 , =I uil ii:• • • nit t n (-• • 11171fila t , •l V • , 1/11, • ,1 13.11X1 , t‘ tllat •t ortiggq.. Wa.mitlY)ly r X. 11,1 I • ,tc,• .; rh• I',nlnaiwolirl IMI It I ti:• up% 111119 V. , 4 - • ,;1 f•.. 1 I.otin,i 'olr :.117,,rt•0;',,.,,rr • J • • ~,.! . •-1•1 n fit. , i 4 .., i • :!,.11 its• whik 11 •t t t ii gf 1 - l , / 1.1,Z. r t cart at ilirf LtILICII tot :II Itll r v h if ' A 111. , (10' , r. i Vcirh rogrol It k innit.rcNl MI ti'Cl !kV , the IV 1 ' r •1• n• • rienol %dI iii ' 11. 1 II o.lllli 31) , %t l i II =I inr.varst! 1 , 0111 • tu , •il ut , r tkto tu\• .rilstri:, I t ,nvo!v 1 , 1) am pr-wl.crivtoti !'h i vs FEZ irtopig:Jip MI wit ,t r prvreq. , l 'n, 4 f 1 „~, , u f.: 1~ . li,nk an d In ; , COW', ,1 t.' e i i• t di. dn. 4 n [rr l / 4 “t-U 11 that 1110 o,•riota ..,,1L:) al! I. k‘ rho tii.ti tbt• 4,441.:r Ll_qn tilt its proper cultivation. fouzltt struoirrt tiiougelveA They could agr , .e in n nu), ex.o.-1• hatred to one another One trophy liont tined of their great trl umr,n at 1‘.1.1 +1 of the 1/..1 whig em nit.e r,f 1 , 41'; •Th }lank they had given up, and rar..llk b. , n 14 , nrd of ginue, cxe..pt t hr I ii r hut the protet fly" 1 ILL • I t.); • Ihtl,. in7,r in in in 'wing it. hold lan th , - p-p In:n 1. In -1 Int • n no* tPW •in , l mm, , tlll 61), W. :+uppo.n .n~.~nc J , ,.{ , • } t.( r: H a 1" ,, 1 Pfcrl RC—The fol I,.NN th , rutt% rnhtn, v‘ WIL- ...cantered th , ugth and breadth tat, 4 , ,r0./. LI • Pr...-1 , 101ri:+1 estopaogt) of 1- It; Thu. r ANNEXATION OF TEX. --F cl is Ti 141 he annexed" ?at , W.• rough thr.usawl Inn] , t.) FrlT trade" Why can we , u• 11 trlido Leith independent Texas, as an- )11 , F ^ =+r<'nitth' Al! undue eiten .r/ 1-i•• r, 4. in ruin' weaken to, to the e t;•(•.• 9ure break asnn, r n • nl.4n , sn! prefourt• What th. nolh • tn‘ , the tin ne'T:4ti , ) nOtqc It O pia, n—lt ~1 I.NL; tklll% up —ll. Is .TO STRENGTHEN THE SE tVE ''rl'PF;.`4--THE 4.11.: It =I ur whig ,Itid free sfiil friend. and see where James Pol k il••U \ w5.,4 taken um the an n"s..ll•9-1 tii./ L. 0101 Mile a Aft ' 11e \ , tt, it tu'Pregr ,if thin eelebrared whig EMI • siren:liken tlir Shirr )"t !—.,•• wliy did he do a , },c 4:1t , 1+1. he represented a Demoora• t. :tuft waq fearful lest he should not be ll' r %-rit , nly it sad Haviog thu4 de -,.,.1p,,try upon thi..4 peculiar occasion, what ~‘ • i tio-. have Ire,' 4uiler4 thvt he will uot deceive ta... NOW. at 3.1), Agaiu have the wings cackled I)elure their of viefory %WA. liatnheii The latest secouritoi iv , ut I .1%-.4 -hilW itio Dern vranv home unt 1 1.11 aficr all True, the fusion e.;,.eted rho,' eaudidatx for ti,iveroor; hay dl the i.e.,: of the State officers ---four itt !wen Reeled by the. Democrats. 11:a !.. whieb 4upposed it &at to cuocrit,e, will ben tie, it is re- tr --the ihiving one majority in the 11, A1 ,,,,, and 6.1 (I, , pwrlll" , one majority in the sttLmild r hi , report prove true, the eleo- ' ' , es% I Flt: Henry Warren joint at at:. rut 421 111 I t.gurl to Congress, one of the wiri egg- 3.14 , ) stliths.l. Tho lowa St.ste Ga •,,i,. of Nnipict •2:id saya, "It is generally mooed c tha , vrat, is elected to Congreqo ni tho 11r,t Thai-114(ton, whig, i 1 prob. .4.61 y *.;,,,t,11 in thy ..twund " • or The especially those of New York, havy a great deal to say about Grisi—pra nourtc, iireo,v—fruut which Ku, unsophisticated cowry folk., would ik• led to suppose her to be young awl pri.rty 13nt .idistanse lends enchant strut th Tiew, - fur it t said that she is "fair, and :)rty U, rowauce, what a fall` , ta r One (.i our exchange:, wants to know if a ln..:.Ma.ion can make a consistent f+l now Nothiug We answer yes: A "genn fur .Anti-Mamn' elf , atited that bobby to ride into power; having accomplished that, and the hobby becoming o!ti and crippled, he is ready to mount a younger sari meaner one at any time: -.41 , -,-- , U.* IWW zip your members: past the , " Whim:nag in New Jetley was one of her "domestic institutions;" but unfortunately for the morals of her people, "modern refinement' . abolished it. We notice, however, that efforts are to be made to re-establiqh it in Camden, though upon a some what different basis. Formerly it was for the punishment of criminals; now it is prop - 4ot' to make it a "dotuestie Institution . ' to punish those whoso duty it iv to prevent crime; thus, when burglary occurs, the Mayor is to be whipped:— the nest one th,“ oeetirs, the Mayor and Mar .llll a l ,. to I,e whipped; the neat one, the Mayor, M.ir , hal and the Constable of the ward in which it .oeurs mu-t be whipped, and -o on .7 , 1 ail th e police !deers are punt-bed; but grwitlitin2 a iu :-ucb a manner that the Mayor shah leeetve a whipping every time It 14 th,light this law NClit prevent the exten.sive burglaries in th.,t eit; FM i mik.. wmiqh -lay a great many true la ii. .r.• is ,ue vt em Speaking up , in til.• the Nebraska bill, said he. ~ .14 I the principle of this bill iq the re , .2..nition ..1 the ability oi the people for .01t ,4-v,•rnui,,tit If that principle pi false, if it la ell. 0,0 u., then thewhole theory of our tit is a lie: 'ind then the great men Of the Re v whose wernnry we have been taught from our earliest childh , s4l to regard with veneration, base been simply but idle, visionary, and im pratlioable dreamers The federal part) have always been afraid of the people; and I regret to my that they have always found a sufficient now. bvr of slippery allies in the Democratic party, or rather upon its outskirts, to act with them -+- - r 1,1, Yt r —The Sandusky Mirror say, t►rat it been generally conceded that the counec ti of Whigery with Anti-Masonry, wa the meet fatal alliance that party ever made! But the general overthrow and oblivion wbioh overtook AD ti-wastoury, and well nigh destroyer'l • whigery. w v , nothing compared with the mtorui of indig nation which will eventually overwhelm Its new ally--ite seoret ally—its oath-bound ally—Know Nqthingism! Let the youth of our country be woe in time, and cheek all curiosity to learn the secrets of the Know Nothings' 'Remember Lot'r wife." SEtty ED RIM IthillT —The authorities of Ha milton couunty, Ohio, are building a new Court House, anti of eonm a large number of laborers are employed Lit.t week the Superintendtnt advertised that none but those `•born in Ameri ca- would bc employed This was carrying out "Know Nothingism" with a vengeance' But the Commissioner• the county, who by the by, show that they bone soevetking, immediately as sembled and gave their Superintendent hi, walk ing paper Served him right, v►y we A DRY TIME Sum Y MARS Aco —h) Olitiilley's History of Western New York, Dr. Coventry, who settled in 1790 with his family at the outlet of Seneca Lake, furnishes a sketch of the seasons and the health of this region for a series of years. He says that "in 1790 no rain fell either in June or July; the water in the lake lowered more than a foot, the heavens seemed nu fire, the earth soarehed, and the sir saturated with pestilence." In 1816, the •old year, the season was vary healthful. iiir Gus. Boat, it is said, will* brought fur ward sepia as s candidate fur the Presidency. *soul ant Otnend alb The Slimmer it Past rust,' 14, `r• have pn.lLr• s• late 'era +ad r.-1 !rut •••• w.,elt. whero y ~ 1, ~ 'olio I I otre , tuvitau ••• [Cu w.ll ko. a i• • ff. STI4 vw 144 tne 1/444t4 , „‘,..,nz MU , ! - t ~...i. ...au An i dr t• I Ite ...311 1 4 11 411 .• ,11 -1 eppo.i pr,il AI hit A.-3.1 p• •••• &Dee of ~itje"•' W • 11,1 re...tea a.tx, neck en! Tt.ltug Alt a , rn A rw,rnrt4: , art Vet, a. il• s • • ClP.lera CM! well inwell in the pla••0 Th.. .:01,,;,,••1nt together VS. The last onnoun,•,. Taws k, }tat. , ht:eome• I.llr r Of that paper, We ,11,11141 s 14,10,0 hip 1 ,, ~ or new hr, , t as new path may ttleray• ) , e thu+ onal,hng , 1r1", - vf prep.. 41,1 alfb-a,- agago.t t .1, 1111111111111 'PI "' ''' MO g t•• *•I .i• per. ,tr,11.711 th- eletrant colt 13.,0:1 Daher - , . IIII=1:1 edrgvrr•`9i„nlr 1 nl• feral" thz.wn .1 *ln W-10 w tiny ni,te C:11111 tt.t T r Wrilla and. 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"Tee etTTIILVII •• yrt „t 1 , 01)P1S, the hitter New I,rk and riorwaerr ' gor...roki app,eitrytaco tad u. , •NVIN .1 bt. ti "• Stilt Their efty looks ants hear 4.1 the tartar ot oesave 11 they have cow • bead and sot ut the haii.r. 1.••, eiroutaititacee Junnect, that place last winter, w riebc WOrl• CTOSMY 111 I. hato's American Vtotithiy t4act It if. irrantlfull) nutheitehr,l toattc Tlav lett,ttng etiFtrot% _ mad aeo,eral hi the 111f1.1Ar.• e )1146. The Cr tlat to 3,1 j waking inutuent.9 ul ti r , t+l proof; see hoot aveet.ter,.., of nitiroad "wrath etvi tbati the totet senthtleti...a to their et.v.t.. , r .ft sir The v•danghti 004,1*1r Ibe li,ex J. Fi PA,K •ye* .1 to Viv.+P.S hceroi. , t.lOll ^lruvr• .h vr ‘l,l al., a [Olio taa..lle•ta•l the ritir.me..l , krgaim. t , J. B 1••4.• yews brought • tore' R'*ys are 604041.) {.lA' • loos" aft gone. thee - • pleasant Jays, and hsr *conking, dry and dusty heti. SO say we, only Septe.. '''" e ui *old sad pleasant days," r. t , 4 7 6." dusty weather of Au , " :1.. c ••Ar :r • =ill BilgiM =ZOE ENE MEI MIMI EMI
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