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0 r-t- 1,3 A.4 I i.i 1 iUI i :.-i i A r 9 J. j .1. ' !. II j :? r-i 1 ' 1 1!.3 city. A t f T ' " ,r. J. . - . ' n person lot:' ' 7, cr.d ,i,n t!.o t!!r"c,; ,a t." ',1.3 person cor.vcyr 1 ' ' . a n o c.j-.w, -r hh return, tho r - -I ;cviJcJt- an J fare -7 emergency, t!'" :' ' rccly csenpeon err: t. ', ' ia wife end two chi! !r-,r i has been ascertained t'..ut : 3 room of the murJci;,.! 2 locks of same of I,! s i :-n ' f- ; v,rs ; "-c ! fbr IU crtn tiy HlOIILiiiii 'tfllHIT klm- Jlri . , Methodism, J,' but ot too Jatc on hour Jil.will crpear in cr:r '.n received, this wetk.1 ': A prospectus .for a r ille will leoi'm! i.i n .1 Kno.t- -run. -t appears that vc v.trj i;.:.,:uken bit we'vfc ia stating that CjI-'.I, WLij, was elected t " . -. r .... , tt--. " j- Conrcjs from Flori.'ij ahV.oih the asscr. ".lion was rsadc upejn t' e ruth jrily of a D;:n. oeraticpnper. Itiji).- -ppcssd ihn D; cnbrough, Dm., is i 1 y a srr.all mnior ity. Wo will pn ' 1 '; ! r r certain uho is elected, one r.f the;? tl.iys. ' . ' I The Loaves anil FLlcs.-There are only fiftv-ono Democratic cari.T: lzz f ir the iHice of G'jvcrnor of Iilir. change. - Ml bj fij'a an ex. The Next SpeaZcr.A letter from. WaJ.u f crof the House .is v.c? a qricstioa cf some ; ir.'crcst. ' Mr Ch"3. J. I.-crcclI, Mr. IIcp kins and Mr. R.'pi. T. Hunter cf Virginia, - are the prominent cr.r !L'tc3. , The House V fj! -Pot Sse l's : ation t0 V 1 rgrnia , you -("rnay re!y upon that. ' TI:o rL'ctionU between JJr..Da'vis and "f.Ir. Injursoll tetween the ' , West and the North. 11 ... - . , ? (.Thc Washington Union fiys it is r.nw rc- v - and bvliered, t,hat M r. Ci!hivn w ill re- I Mura la the Senato cf tho Ur.;.:i pates' at the rxt session of Corrcss. ' " l TThs U. S." Journal . frl:n hat we, J can learn, the next season in Washington, 8itjfterf3CfJjnfaj;r.i?rrt,;!o,I;.:l t3 tin- c'cmmonlygnv nhd briKiar.t. A pczl r.am. tV W of the members cf C-rrcrs arc intend- Jt :inrr toLrinf? their families with thenai and M"; lhcj third houscVv.i:i aUo prcprly rcprc : end from all quarters cf the Ur.; In thevords of the; Alcxsn-1- Csseue, 7 we truii "thkt, o goi Y!.;r rv:r; .h-rc, i will not "full to: regard the r- A ".f tha.recccl leonsnOhio anJ 'C. c.3 e.xher Ration and encour i'r. "v. TV !:i the rr:?r.t 'S'AVestern Rc:i :t I. .tleoiona WL r.ty. a Jo live j,n,r - . ViThe .Lr -.urrof jG--' . ledgville on tha 3rd ir:-:fr.i. was cho&en Speaker cf i- ' -Chappcll Presides, of tl.J i- Tha Washi' Coriw - BaUiniorcP?' Naval Depot, .. i- .h""'i , . -j'j t closed, says : - - 7" It is estimated t' ". i 1 cornplcljd fuort c f t w -A space cf.rc.T. i r " . to ha clear ci ; V.h cut down, ar ' drcp .ws-'r' A nice great I ' ' - --' ; r r 3 1 : kh:::j 7 - - ' apU-':rcf V"""3 - """" :affry7 Mr. f-r.u:u. '.-r, ''. tr:3 : -: - L cf .11- t . . I- J y ,, J-- r. r- j .J C J ! vrriiir". ., re: ..' : i -j ? c: t:is no ii. " f c t: rr.i ct, r.:.J J ia re ' !r vcr.if.-l ci 4 c r, v Inch .!"ji.rJi::..r-l. And i.a imrr... -. - : i t'ron nv heart in r .. . ; on wi;h : e.J christian, that I :?rrr:i:;:,d to submit t!.j suLalar.cc cf our in- tz : " to youri consideration, anJ.ifyou lh:n.i rroner. ta thp r.Dlirr! r.t vnnr rp-srW C,';:ccr Bolton, to whom allusion has been r;.-J t33 born in South Carolina t on Dig Tc t'ce liver, and Is now almost enc hundred and '"i rsrs cf cgi He is a veteran of the rcvolmion, rr.i t.s in ecvcr".l skirmishes un cir Gen. Marion, and has 1 a mcinbcr'of th Methodist Church sixty. Ue t :rs. Habits :r.era!ly good. " Principal diet Curing youth wes lrc I, rice, and rotalocst with tho nJJi. tion cf a. Jiitlo miikf Tea, coflccacd meat, o common in the dietetic course now, were not to c had then cven fur Christmas times. He never laydrtziogand sweating in feathers till pun rise, but used straw bedj. for the most partanf! was generally up before day light. FJo was much accustomed, to batho in cold watrr in earlr life) 1 ' ' " That these inbits contributed much to pro mote his present healih of mind and body, cannot bo questioned by any man of the Ica&t consideration, ilois lividirat this limo on Littlo Jliver, in this co'uniy7 about twelve miles from Hendcrsnviltci Like Jacob in tho jand of Gosheri, j he his been iiriven by famine from his native soil! to seek bread a. mong strangers. r b;. f ,- i S From thG1 short 1 history', of thU old man, let us learn something of ihej great importance of strict temperance 'la a(lthings. "Tempe.. ranco has been1 eulogized in; every ngo of the world, but Is a virtue of rsro'attainmeritr .There is notlung so 1, easily obtained, and at the same time 'Jbce calculated to promote health and cheerfulness than1 cold bathing and early rising. -This fact Is" especially impor tant to those of a certain. temperament, who are always mourning over tne ways of Prov. idence, thus making all around them .gloomy and unhappy j I recollect the case of Dan. ief, who in the time af great luxury and in. temperance, choee puWe to cat j and water o drink i and that his countenance appeared fairer and fuller in fksh ; ant! that in all mat ters of wisdom and understanding,' he was found ten times better than all thoso who cat of the king's meal. i-V And it has" been, said long ago, ,by Addison, that medicine is, for the most part, a substitute 'for temperance and exercise. And j I believe there is as much truth as poetry in the following lines- ' O luxury, thoa eldest born' of wealth, . ' 1 liou toe to vitue thoa ane of health ; . . . May suffering nortalJ sec thee as thou art, .. A jrcedj vanjplrcJUstciiijjg qrx tle heart. - x', ,f4,;.i. rrt.: in. .,1 ;. 1 i; ; ; . j , :wt -:y'wr - .For the Highland MessenjerJ ' . . ; ' " Mr. Editor :-As you are a church-going man. and of course feel an 'interest in - the matter, u Wow me to ask tho members of the Methodist Church in this place whether they intend to procure a stove for that Church, cr 1ft those who attend worship there do ao . y have" here:. rrc-pwithout fire?. I thick the gentlemen cught to bo ashamed orthernsclves, to permit the ladies to sit. Sabbath after Sab bath, this cold. weather, without fire, and lis ten to preaching .1 I . Mr. Editor, , that i: r.ot bo long that it c-.ibe . J tho Meth-' oJi; CI. ;ch In Ashevillo is v i.'uout a i&qvc ; and also that'll may not have occasion to trou 'Joyou ognin, oa this subject.,' Yours, respectfully, MARY. Urtl'.i"11"0 011 tousr Island, iyY. A corrcspondout of tho Courier gives on .;cc-::t cf a &V.ozi f.!t in tha nci-h1: ihooav of Jamaica, Herrpstcr. I, Roc '-:a way, .stN. " - c." i even in thr r.tv, c:i fc-jrndjy cvo-. - ' n I J J rl-'-t a quarter p;isi o o ciuuk, unu uu. c - - - tV.'j so-jr.d cr.d vibration ass!;jrt, quick ana t. h'.j that ci a tieavy wir- -1 fro ;. To crrespcr.d?r.t' . :ccunt ,u r:;-:r' - - -is : ' "Tf 1 1 1 t t - - Westchester the shock r-r- !.!;r.t. one gentleman resiJirg on 1 1 ' s cf the North -River al .,-t C3 r;i!es 1' : his v.hjb hc'so was t'.-!-t.a ' ' scricus alarm. ...- - ;-.r ! t -t t!i05 '.ocu .'3s perceive ' - : .1,; , cJ t " At hhrd it wr.s f!t rt l'v :'-' ci ill- U3 I .iat . t. ..'OVi'd I r. 1 1. As- J : ..vivy z: cut to in-'- 3 cf short ' t t - -ij ,c; t m :' c ' 'rs cr r . T.0 r Ur it L p.; an cir: about iv t..:.: -. T1.3 1..,,," suuuJ w3 very c I.'. -r"- r " 1 .wit ci tl;if ',"::d ti l j in a Circct:. r. i..h l i.cith. or :r- tnps a Litis t t: -j m rf IT:-rth r.; of thusc who tliusc who i.-crj cut u:ar.j pu'.sd 10 sny hat the !.-- rsrc r--"!'.-! bv a bru-l electrical exci:-::. 1 cf cir l-i r.f it icse appearances I '-.i ri c'-TTrr Irom others. Coming along tha railrovi 1VA3 rr.;r:::r, we ascertained that t!.i thock . i :Tv experienced in several of 'thy towr. i:i I. Island. "At Oyster Div a fr:rr. 1 if.,. ,t 1 nr.d th? worsen and ssrvunts uttered shiiehs tif tlirm. ' : . In Brooklyn ths noise wns also hcrJ. llijugh most persons supposed it to be ranlin nr -cani or hcavv . bden waon-s nasiin tlirnugh the streets. ''Wc Fuppooe'ihat further accounts of this shock will enmc np in a day or two. AVe nuve not yet hearU whether - its chects :werc felt at sea. . . '" A gentleman has just informed us that at his residence, at XJowanus, near the water, i,auuui sectrnv ciuck, me snucK was sqvereiv feh. . He whs con.crsiitgVith some friends and the nuise was so loud as to cause a cen- ersl exclamation; it also awoke his bdy who was rce.iining on a sofa in the adjoining room. The picturo frames' shook against tho walls, and the nendems of the 'candelabra' on the mantel piece vibrated with real-violence. LiiQ snocK.jasleti nbout ten seconds , Tho house rocked so violently as to cause consid- crtible tlarm, and as our friend smilingly ob served, brought to their recollections sundry dcriunciajions heard from the 'pulpit during the former part of I6 yiy.V . , . J - ..Yesterday ho ; rode out about ten mijes in the direction of Flatl.tnds, and luarned'tliat the shock was felt with equal severity in that neighborhood between seven and eight o'clock. This, sufficiently indicates the direction "in which the earthquake travelled. JV. Y. Com. Advertiser. '.' . '. 1 , ' " ' 1 The Cincinnati Atlas invites attention to tho fol lowing proposition of Mr. A Randall, of that city, to collect statistics of the American prss, which ' task ho undertakes for public information, and not with a" view to any individual craolument.;' " '; . ,Im order to exhibit the Elrchgth of this great lever of in dividual elevation and national advancement, I propose to collect and publish a statement of the num ber, names, editors, publishers, character and con ditioji of all the; periodical sheets thut arc tssued, dai ly, weekly, monthly and quarterly from the United States Press. To this end, I respectfully solicit the ttijt u . ivbs, in jrauiiouiug inia varu, aim iur- warding to me one or more numbers of their publica. lions, with (if agreeable) aggregate of their patrons marked thereon injures; for which" kihdnes) each will receive a ropy of tlie general statement. It would also gTcaUjaciIitate ry object, if Editors would pub lish if j.lhc htinibcr forwarded to me'astatementof ihe character, circulation and prospect respecting local ities, embracing the population and statistics, togeth er with tiic I.i story and condition of their Press. tv 11a suiiaoie prompuuiac on me pari 01 realtors ana Publifihers. I shall Lc cr.aVjJ ta L-suc the wosoon after 1st of January. 1315. i " ": - : - " ' ' A. RANDALL. Tho Pnbli$hcra.of Periodicals throughout the' Uni ted States would confer a favour by giving the above one or more insert ions. Aa In;.-: 1 3frnec cJ'.ct has Icen issued in Chi. v.nr. Missionaries liberty to ; r-ich, and theCi.iese freedom to embrace ch. trnity, i.i the five cities open to f reign c, licrce, namey : Canton, Amoy, Shang hst Kingpo, ;;nd Fon-chou.fiKi. ' A thrr - !? J Parlridt;e was cau-ht re-r c-'.lr,in virginia.' ; . J " XheSnn Pi'i: has orokca out in Wash- iogton- ' - Pifl,i r. , Kentucky. "Mr.:f ..atcd with great success in , who has been 5.'. at Wash- ington', io ..jw restored to full health. - " Ccramodjrc .Elliott, we Icarn is expected to survive oIv from day to d:iy. Ho is at his pkco'-ia' Chcrter counly, near J'hlbdcl p-wl-J"77 'V,,J::- 7t7l"fv7' ,.-;:-i,:'7i;: -1 good, reason, K?:y. We heard an old, bruiser, the other day, advising a younger to get married, because, then said lie, 'my boy, youll hava somebody to pull off your boots for you when you go homo drunkf . The Sugar-crop in Louisiana this year will, accordirg to tho knowing ones, be far short of the yic!d cf las: ir. Some say that thecrop this year will Lrely reach 150, CCD hogsheadi. - 'IT s price of a IVil !e fairly written with a cc:nnien . , v. s ia the year 1274, from 153 to 3, l . i.i 1-213, two arches ; London bridge were r CI-i. Crzti r'uitcJc 'ilion cf the whole r ' ''V-'''.jL"''i Vu'7t3,ia 117-;thfrstm ary rr' 'tt. 1- - was t.'.c German, in 1427. .'?: -( - :.. 1'. ...:.a "c-rrjost r-T j t!. c:J l!cecy fjn- : : rive . r the ngilatibn was Eo'pcrceptiJo th'it tho peo rde in the houe ran inUi j!.3 ynrd fn'Jer np. prehension tfat the buitdiiv; was faliinw down, l.s r . -5 -1, i ! wh-. j' - .-, i:.:- ; f'rj the cr J i 1 1 t r 1 ;rr !t reached c;.T:a to tL: c;;j t."l:c.-J.i i; r-,;a-:.l si";; it iata Lis p j.tt cr. J twj -.1 clia T."n of th j Jl. " -r.' " 1 Correp-r.-icncc cf Cc Utiit.' t i::-ttrs Gazette. CorrER HiKriir, Lake Surzstos, : Scpfeinlcr 10, 1 C 15. C:r. : Vv'e h:fi uur city in May ht f;r t!.j C.i(.-er Region, and in & few das n.chwd Dutnilo,' froKn whence we proceeded to Detroit', imhv. magt.ifci.rit fi.ntir.g palace th Empire.-' - From) Detroit a" j !eas:ti" " - bro:j;;hi ui to Mackinaw, and fruin tbcr.... ; Ciwli St. Marie, here Eur t Wi!'.;i:i, a;, c'.J and d:i'.p: ' KtruCture,' is situated. .T.s Iocl -j is L..u;ifu!t;tho furt resting on t!.j crown Lf a gntb i! ;; Ml.kli extend back nearly 3 mile t the st.-coi.d' ran j cf LilTs. Iholandis gently rv.llin, and tl-j ers hie.h o:.uect Iike Superhr with ...j Ju '),T' - T I -.tJ to a limit ef t!: ; -:tr.' ro ters c. t i..'.i wide, rush with f.:un : - ! r":-- ra;!Ii, snd tumllj ot.t!.-. ir I.-,.!, I.i. . of iwf'utv ft t : in t! n over V down n siJiC. .Hi" IU :.tUS C T"ri"Ji,J . nuMiuej-.-i djiir tilii' tnuutlis c; vcar tu hli.cnd their Lusy I'gtc'acGcs'c. -"cuVistant, ly skimming and down the rapids like feathers on the :'.nr !;e Jndlans d. xterously stemming or )ieL to the current1, ind by their ccoop.neis 'r'i;..rin2 a rieli reward from the troubled waters, it is said that one thous- and barrels of wlaie fish ark' a'nnually taken oy them, it is a glorious place for 4trut fish." ing, and they rise tolthe bait with n simpliei. ty and readiness that inust be exceedingly re freshing to tlid 'disciple of old Jzaak Walton. The' exceeding purity, of the . water adds . to their delicious flavor. ; ?' - ' , . : J ; : After u brief rest, at the Siult, we obtninl ed a passagcon' board of "the rsehooccr UucI "Tom (owned by Henry ! Green, iq., of Philadelphia.) for Copper Harbor, Hvherc wo arrived on jUie' 7th: of Junf and quietly sat down to await the opening of the olliee of the agency of the Mineral Ladi. -' Having business to transact for many citi- zens of Philadelphia, I proceeded td take out permits for locations "near the much.c.elel rated mines belonging tothe Like Su'perior Mining Company, of. which, tho Ion. David'! Hen. shaw, of Jjoston, is President..! I have under, stood, from" good authority," that professor ohepari, who is known in this region as'nn obta peologist, and Intimately acquainted with ihe country Irom Ireqtient explorations, Ins declared that a rich utid valuable Vein of "sil ver runs through them. I also made several other' locations on or near Dead riverJ (ad joining tho' locations of lho "New York "and Iroy Company, hear Elnrrivcr, about tnjrty :i 1 .1. ' n r t - t. j umt's buuvu 100 1 uriugo iuKe, a ritii unu valuable country," embracing the Trap dikes, inhere the mineral wealth lies; on ihra east branch of the Ontanogon river ; nnd on the Brcasquale river, about thirty miles above tho Ontanogon.' Theso last 5 lie'onaho Trap Range, and all of them arcj I believe, from many circumstances, lively td yield a profit table return of mineral wealth: --! Tho busy han'd of 'industry is stirring nmld the primeval fo'tcsts het'edrtd the broad (ands nre'daily explored by the searchers after; cop per. ' Among the principal of the leaders are Professor Shepa'rdj Qui.' Tulcott, firmerly of lh United StateVjUgincer Cfirp, a geologist named Cunningham, Mr. Ii. li. Urny,-an eminent "surveyor, and, numerous others,! who find profitable employment in searching out and ascertaining lho value of the locations de scribed in the 'permit which hundreds of set tlers hnvc taken out..! tIt is an undoubted fact that the land is pregnant with mineral wealth. and it needs but industry io develope sources of wealthrich and unfailing."", v j j ,', Of the characteristics of the country, apart from the absoibing ono of . the copper mines, I miy say that it possesses 'desirable feaiures in msny respects, the most important of wikh U"its fisheries. . White Fish, Salmon, Isnd Trout, arc easily taken,.and, il rightly eugag ed in, the Teward would, no doubt bo pvod, as a large catchV might tasily I :d.--The agents 4f the American Fur Cu.iipany state that at Jsle Royale two men can, with gHi-mT3 ana uoocs, eaten in lour montns one hundred, and fifty - barrels f white fish ahd trout.1 The Sisquoit, an excellent fish,! a.s .well adapted for malting ns the mackerel, is ciso cawgni in large quaimtus- . - The climate i clear a'nd pleasant, nnd the changes of the atmosphere less frequent and dangerous than tho.se- of the Atlantic chics, for there nre no cold and damp winds. The soil is not in many parts 'well adapted to agri cultural pcrptO's. In the country .above ,lhe Porta ''c -Lake lare tracts of land are cover ed with maple 'timber, and. well 'adapted to production. The timber varies in q'lnliiy and kinds'as in Pennsylvania and New Yorkl Wet cedar awamps are numerous, white pine of. the best r ility, Norway pine in ahnn- dance, but not largely grownj njmple," curled and birdeyc roJ, found. . ' . , ', . An ogre'.-.u'? lea! u re in the progrcp3 cf on Lake Sup'jriorr A few years n":o the In dian's tcano3 was the only A that rqfdsd the surface t-f this huge ir.l.ir.J sra, but'r.ov n3 the increasing population has brought with them wants to be fau-hcd, and mc;r!s to grrt- ify in part their. ir.ci;r.ations, cnte.rpris' surmounted natural ubstacbs, and - ! vessel has been dtuwn around l' : oault, a littlo sq'hdrcn' (J'chven vc:.J. Is j .' tegether.es a striking evidence cf t. 2 icy. enterri'i" r- t Vl I. this far-oIT region Ivc oi:t to lho dustry. : It is a rU:.:Tr.t cc vyf r it v ; 4 -i'yl tract 1 l prs . x r ' ' 1. ': 1 f.rli 2 CVr :.-t cf a c v.z: ot! ti v pii.'ivijt! .i i. love of pow' ur Clav. coinmoa t r u 'Tire! Un-J r t. '-ov' t in ci'nc'aV . . (i ,r..,: , elf v r- cunis'.ar.ces ihcv t. tal 1.,. h!-" : t t n t- ru!, liich di-ciJ ! i.i ef'.-ct t. ' a mtiority. Thev c1 - .41 ; a VS3 . .strecnous, ana procecueu to 1. en: .j I their motley rartv. .V. 1 tl.j princivi of selection? Not al'dilj, for t!:ey ruig!:: lnvc four: 1 i' ; rl disll ncr yet lioio-honored services.-- Jfo. The' rally ing cry was, stive thi prty, fay 3 tf.e" rpe.ils! Tin: r ious Dutlor, with ell the sublleiy of a'fi. nar." r't and u II tho fervor of a divine, fre.'; fru.n ;.iljrm'ngj to thai Mecca of Democra cy, th 3 Hermitage, aCler bud prcvsions oi !.. f.r his p iiron, touched lho train which ! '.J Lcen laid, and James I." Polk stepped forth the chameleon "candidate, changing his hue frcrn every object, with promise to eve ry section, of country, nnd ready lo provo laiihless to them al. v f" " - - , What are lho principles of this parly ? A more discordant magi was never collected. Beaten before the people on the. great and true issues," they look around for some war cry , which, however senseless, mbjit rally the faint-hearted, 1 'Democracy" was potent, but its frt fj'Jent use liad made it somewhat musty. In a fortunate hour (to them) their eye rested on Texas, and deserting their coumry for a semblance of principles, they sang loud ho- annas to 1)C glories ofannexation. Then came "the '.'stjeret circular' an evolution of the Albany Junto ; the letter to Kane." a can ning mastery to mjsloH.d the good peoplefof Pennsylvania ; andfin illy', tho jjoud appval to cvi'.ry foreigner aud' the biso victory was iichievcd' . Jnlelligence' honesty' and virtue were overwhtlmed. The dfd VrntTgrcat man was cast asidearid the derhgogu'd sal himself down in the seat of Washington. ' Then came the division of the apoils." TheTrc3sury was deemed b'ii n fair equivalent for tho Texaslel ter; the War Department healed the ."solution of continuity" in Gov. Marcy'a breeches ; and a District Attorneyship supplied the saint. od Butler with 'the nmount of specie, which he needed quite as much as the "staled preach mg nf tho-GosncP? at Sandy HilU- - . - And thus aru healed all (he divisions of this party., .The 'clamorous 'are rdwarJodj-'tnej disatlijctetl arc threatened "with the lash :. the secret circular is hushed lip; 'and Benton, after a great display of mock patriotism, ','thc coquetry of jmh'ticaj prpst'tution' dines .with uie Vvauinei' auu prnues 111s uio iu iuu uuu ter of public printing. '" None but lho Chival ry seemed really disposed to take arms. They find that tho" election of Po'k docs not restore tho fertility of the worri lands of South Car oitna, nor promise 10 mane unarieston an un. porting city, ul'J stil strive to bnn about by fine.spun'fhcoVies what nothing butindustry, perseverance' and economy can cfloct. - . Here is one leaf from the chapter ot us. mocrncy; ahd it pioves how utterly vain U the hope tint any' good is to' result from tha ap pa rent dissensions of this pa rty. Tho Treas. ury will alvay.s,'hc a ceutre of attraction, and wll ever prevent; too great it centrifugal force. Let us forbear, then, to place any rejiance on so feeble a hope, nnd turft ;o a'sdrer' safe guard - ,t, , . . In nafire swords and native ranks,. . Our only lioe of courage dwells.' ' v , Let us preserve tlie integrity of, the Whig Party, through good and.tlirouh evil report. Standing on the platform of the Constitution, with no wwi but for the restorati on nf our country wc must succeed at 1 1st. Adversity will bring Us who'esome lesson, an J Licoto. coism, after spreading desolation for a li.-r.e, will depart like the cholera or plague, and -n seen no more. . - "') 3'e'd r """"" 5 ' : In this "place, cri Friday evening 1 . . zgc of twenty-nine, Susax Frances r wifo of John L. Manning, of Clarendon, and c of the late Gen. Wade Hampton. Columlla Conicle. ' 'Cleanse asitl Purify tiic I'ocTy. .Tlie application of the princlr!o cf Turation bi fri allowed to be ono of the g: ' ntihty ia the cure and prevention of diseases, -. . s "f tire gTCaTest consequence to cpcertain what mcuc" Is capable of t rouucinT the de;rcd effect, in the ea ...at; and at tlie t .mc time, in the mobt effectual inanftcr Erandreth's VegntahU Universal Fills will remove all noxious accumulations, and purify" an d'hiirate the blood, tml their jr-. J cflocts are no counterbal anced by any inconvi.fiiLi.ee: .being corn;xscd en tirely of veVetaLI' s tiicy dj not expose those who use them to danger; and their effects are as certain as they arc salutary ; they are rally and safely admin kf prrH to infd'icv. Youth, manhood and old age, and to wbmcn in tl.o raa.-t critical and dc!icate circuni- functions" but fcsle the j order and rc-cttaLEsJ IheTr healdi. " ' . ... rb or Biioit'tnff ann:ii These Pills are fr rale in every coiy ia ale, at 23 cents per box ; anJcnj. ,iJ , tlalc, following urcnt.: VA1TON &. Ooi.O J. M. ALr.XAN"Di:. 1 -r--. :r. c. rre.ic.i -rr-jnloii, N. c- :'w:.:.L.cir.r....; m. r- p'::"r - j 1 i . 1 -' CO., rlarion, i. p cy IJ. C. WV.LU Llli'.ilv r.o. . c i c r ai:.ii:alli,,i', Nav. 14, : (X'-L-,..... " TATTO: Nov. 14, 1 -"-r. WrMarc-' f Ten's. -di:" lliehtsstf Nov. 11. 1? 13. rf ' i . , 11 i'.r, sn'iJl .1 C 0 V. ill S II I M. i'AT a -.1 Co Z 3. OBSTItUCTIOIJ' ' TLeCauz:. cj cU Pulncxzry D For wL-i is' the az Li 'Coih ?"''"' What is the cause of Ilcinriora?, r i ' ' - j c f " -ObdlructltUi . -f.-. .' - -; ..What is the causo cf Con'tur'Jcn ar.a .1 --"-3 1 . ? Obptrnction. . ..... ' 'What id the cause of Bronchitis 1 ' - r ojssri2LTcrTo.v-rroJac:nSiflju:.i;.ia.; ...:.s ' : lining membrt. " the Bronchia or Wt.i -It - T an excretion c. ..jjcous or poa, anJ f- '-- . 1' - . diaries of Blood. And what ii Astlir ., tt f' !- - ' . ty of breathing, but cbstmctio::, cau-.J .j l! j; . cous orpuVulent excretion," cL ir l. I'.... : tJ, , and thereby impeding respiration t - " . " 1 -. . ileraove this obstruction, ana thcrs wi.I r.o f. ; - -veraor inflammation nop."nnnr cj"1! ro:"' ) hot Conptimjoon no hemmorjg ncr f. f . '. bloaa no" Asthma or' dliT"-:!; cf L:ca"t;...:, c. L .1 iCstoratlon to health will crtain. Ar. Jul. i -:v-. lho TRUE remedy point?.. ...t by nature tj i: yj . th:s Obstructicn J - m. - " The answer i. Expectoration. Vc"',I"r-:'-- t -tion is nature's remedy. " For, reader, i' . j .1 1 t other outlet for the lunrs to dlsclidr-o tl. . "..i"- ' excretions, but through the Trachea, cr ' Ir.i l''- " and this natural discharge is EiPECTo:: . -"v: c . -' To assist natuic, and produce this c .al!j r.--'', s.. nothing has ever been found equal to .-"j I ... pectorant. It is the result of the experience; ir.- 7, - years - praclicc.'" It produces a free and ca7 t' . w , " pectoration, "suppresses" the cough, - '.ccs t1 ; irX , flammation, removes (the rpasrac rf tl ' - vessels, and hcala the abraded eurL 3 I";3n.. chiaor Wind Tubes.' "The brcallili. U., ..sci?" and the patient almost uniformly recover", even In tha most hopeless cases of Co nsarr; ft pMuccb a degree bf relief r,: cr before c-ir: 1 by any other preparation; and prolongs li. j pall-.-l'a . Wc'loOn indefinite period." Many whawere yro' nouncd incurable two ycara ao, by their FliystwI-.-.i; ate still" aliveand- trpczr o'Vorse tl: t!i;yt.4 then; while hundreds, :T.iy thbvldnJs, L;- . 2 cr.rel,jr . recovered., r, . :. .-J s .1. 1 ".. Prepared only by Dr D. Jayne, io. 8 f. oua -Third street, Philadcl; hia. - -. l"hcse Jlcdlciacs are fr ealts in ARhevH'e, 1 7 , , - - tatton & os::o:::rr . - . Ia Ilendcroonville by '. " - . - liLUiiL.4 CCi X A iJ i Oct. 10. is is.- " " "'V-z:: ; 11 . 1 1' !! , "" ., """ ... ,'-'ilti- '&ii '.::.';--Efoposal9;t'v. 'r-i For pulIisJung in the totcn cf aort-i7. Tcx " nesseei a religious Ncicsapcrftj' Is d:r: -. inaHi ths. ; r-.: -' "'v -; " ' ' - v ,ziTz:zm' ttiizzTiimr ;. - r Tea necesBify for a He!:-i:t:.? Perin.-J, c-';J -,-to ihe moantainoas arid ijioldli. J j..'.-ItIo(i cf-t.'.a IIuI stqn Cvirercncc", 1:as L1"1 hhJ Jeep'" ' t;and the desideratum would' have -n t od, LaJ .1 it pot been for the dific'-'.ty cf, : t?.!:. ,-'sc!i i cnterprize. Several attcrrpls to do e?, h-iva L-.i rriade-, but they have been taiTLrc J tj fa" fr v.vr.t . 'ofadertiato patronage. In a Confer, .jt I.aI.T- ' daderSt control 80 trave'linj Frrac'.ip .1 v its"loarrir$ some members, it i not more thatt five huriurcd of our" are Uken. ' Tlsis stal? cf 3 I.- continues to exist, must continue' i blighlins influence on tbc bctn v.. icy and ppiritnal interests of thj'x lei! Clmrch. wi'J:?a ths !' ? ci t: moot devoted, sclfi.....ic'.r?, Et-'.i"-tl.i)i."r, 1...J laborious idinlaliy, l.avc tr trscj, tl.3 Lv..iry at !ir"e.and have cj.s nuoh t - " 1vir.re I1 " c: " cf ' ri.t ; but hrsw mi '1 norc 1 . '.cit.r.t -M t? l..r".r h::.Tthcy laL -r ai.J t-.l, c. -.live rI r -f a H pert 1 r.cttl.3. - cinii cf ' " - J - r Co! .'errs 1 - i -rr.i 1 1 " r:Mft!.osQ a-r. t'..3 cons'.-. -.'. 'od P.-l'j and the L-.rct3 t .' r-T.'. mniT. if ii " re tl'-II: - A., p.:.t? And ?';1 ct -'' w-- ii.il- L-'-' and oUr numerous filenu-s nnae V.'il. us u t:.'.: cTorl ia cstallLh poaff c, f ".A v:!...!-. of useful knowledge suited to our van r iiT--They &re cord" invited to da b).wI c expected ta en; in the r.c. Ay , niarv interests to serve,, -a cn... ;i x iott by the prorr.oti in Ci . 01 At this eventful t of our CuV ; accretion of the -1 ttarA t. -s ' . . exWiisivly Hkcn c' .s not 1 of the t-.Ir.. M te Loads of , cocfr' 4anJc:pl.neofourCvu.-. ..... l toe spirit of the God And jrLlla iter- , rf : Jt J nd other ir.!.:1.: -zacv .l.rr -n I ! t : , riven, tho Agrici-V.ur.t inters. cf . not be" overlooked. . n a Resolution oi I. ..c , i , --y . TI1Y SULLEN:.-,- and Uer'. 7'.. ?I. ST' mnmScncflLa Conference, ar J IILlNf.'J Jfi:roiti::-.v.-crc cppoir.t?J a IV-V.,1.: ' jC to v. ,-va j.'.'. . cf na -i v. ..1 1 1 f PAID." ' ' . s. patton,;; Le"Er::cc:MjA:;, x" :prr-royul kj Jc t, ct t 3 C nee l. to fifty v. IU.cs f - - ? r - I cf 1 , - jt ! ' r - ' ' ( .1 i-r i-. i I -lei. " ;, rtriT,pJPd . i.-- ' 13 : .3 1 V.t it; -r5 i if:' '.Tc .J to... Cct. IUi,
Highland Messenger (Asheville, N.C.)
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Nov. 14, 1845, edition 1
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