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TL f blowing errfl frrm la Standard,
U Us read wsthtnub iartrre- ' '
. - t ;Njub Raixtou, July.25, ISia.
Mr. IlVkti : f bv trsnjiIaieU Into En;;ih,
aV I herewith v : T you fr pabMeatin, mj j l30, with ocr U foaled iu blood, and
!J KanLerV" kt; r .tva Poland. If yti , f, rich the deadef oursousand dusjh
' iViak it w 11 trove ia-Lireatjo tyo-ar rva.1- f lert iskeJ them to help us, wc received
-r, fJaa- "pr9 ihcw. I and it toyoa notlung from llirtu but " rVrwii I bJW."
lciif I har ,hcnamunJ with you nat is all we Lvi forour LWJ. AnJ wW
Vr yrtr jit,aal Iwjw yi hire always
rt;rv"l the mmt frieodly feeling far my
" " Yocr haTutle arrrant,
jno. r.03K)io.vn. on kwiatkow-
ski.
C." . . lUrrinn, February 2-1, HI9.
; lr liti Sox : I ui toy jrn in my
trutIo haaJ to ia farm you that I aw
" r ueJ l . thb prrjefil dar '.tunki be to
(v-J for LU tairc and pidnce in all my
- I hare cro-tioe.l wrilin, but
u i lsrw mh-:l I aen4't!ni letter,
Mr. :.r. U-re kl tkit SUt4Hf North
; Cx r. :m wu tn'jenr a, 'yon
-wtos) ! yr.r.eocJ.-rf I-?-wi Ktt
tA tie by merchant JeW.-jm thj City of
- 'Warsaw. Voa aay the tvko yoa did not
aX!rs this VrtUnr.to ma iru yuur fi-ar that
OBf- fTod 7JTemat', would punish mi
- f r sodIn Toa ti oar army in 130; bat,
r74kar chifjJ 1t born ponishci alrca-
-tij,.' I wa" :ar!y thrrw months ia chains
r.t i uadrr hcvy guorJ ; but I pnircvl that
J Milyamt too to the .Military School in
Kaiith ia If 25, befre the Krindutioa
it J2D mod by the tniienco of friend I
jnejear. ,?Iany aaf-rtaate fv.hirs, hiw
&ree. ar t.Tl wnanm ti ! in .Inn.
oa acrMint of tho'r a. ns an 1 f.r dU. rcJ ruaJ.oop httle band ever mnce we
oid:oc to our " rl Kmrx-ror.- touch-nl ur-.rt the I-thinu,. The IWtimore
W tk yoa for lot, ua'we rrnl vur I nJ Jcnci I otupany hare been very un
Uucr. Wa cooU htrJJr b-Ucre, nntil Vour ' f"rtu,4?- c fr Par of c5-
I... e i . ' rnv Iiava snifii-rvu nirtre or fnm sirk.
iuivm4 oa, luima were araTni lao
free r?ple f America -froe aa l happy nn
dx the open heat ens. I rejoiced at the
1 Icoimls svews. It bathed my wrinkled
checks ia tears, and tLoce who Ibteacd to
me rcadisg it reiaaiacd ia gloomy silcnco.
. Yoa say that after niaaytrouUe. two years
iaprUjoacnt ia Austria,' an J peril by land
taaa you found protectioa in the lan l of
WatlU.-StiTOX. WxSJU.Norux I That great
. aoao m not only iL Father of your adopt
ed, couaay, bat we feel hers thai ho is the
Fuihir f all the woril. His h:t-ry u fr-
Udita to Em md in oa houses, an ler wn. i
f : : . I..,, i. '
J VA SP VP 44 tCWiM aaji4 f
lire ia oar hearts, a ad the world ha begun
la f.xirw him, saying, " there ia America
r3op!j Iitc withut Kmp.rri, King, anl
, JYir.cr. aad wbr da w want thm here "
It scorns to me that a kind ProTileoee pn-
, tv!1. kra,; ia ailraace, that an? lanl tf
Wahiotra as a refuge for our unfortunate
,aoo, when, he sent Kosciusko and others to
. Sv-.h, t ia crtjIng the yoke f llaglldi pow-;
tr. " i
s - I w3 rirw yotny reaton for not anwcr- ,
ia yoar Letter immedia'.clr. By the I'kvse
of our Mel Kmperor" all oaim-jnicatioa 1
is forbiliets with the PolUbTexilcs in Aui.r-
ic, aahMs our letters pris the Kmperr, ,'
arj-1 y how gxxl an J kin.1 he it V u ; but I
brr&jre I waU erer appear to praise tb it ty-
rss.l aad write fahtc letters, I determined to
wait r better time. And now, when eve
ry thing is fhangwd here, I write. Th is ty- ,
raat Nicholas hxs acatchl the iodnu from ,
their ther J lrca.sU, an-1 sent them away, .
ao that thsy may forget that they arc JU.rn
Pole. He has prohibited our laag-aag, ;
aooua?U our school, forced our dtughters ,
to curry his soldiers, aad carried away all j
our aacienl relics to iUwia. lie ut. ,
ua aJr barg Lum, and filled our cities, ,
toams, tillage, aad house with his cruel
soldier ; an i now he forces us to call him
M pxd tiiiCTj and he thinks w will "n
f jegrt oar name fjeever. But ootwithstaa-
diag all this, oar coon try hour has not p.
ed ysk He employ tiftcea thousand spi-
, to watch oar movements ; but io spite of his
mema and aaeaking palace, we hare WMr0a -Communication
with the Hungarians an ! we
w sending our yoang men daily to thiir a-
sisUacS. I hope stilf to see the day when I ,
aall ttnhiry my pasty sworJ, and wash it
ia the blood of oar ppres-rs. We are
. sworn to vengeance. Old and young. wotea
ami children, all arc preparing for the om-
f t, aad before many years you shall hear.
Whea your country calls you, yoa mast re- ,
tarn Tell the brave young Americans not j
to let dliUace frighten them from our sides
. bat kt Uia pre as a trotherly Lan J ; arl
. if they should fall in our defence, oar daugh
will Lfial-a their farca, plant tl jwers
ipoa them, anl sprinkle them with their
trait, waring M the winds that blow on
th topi of the trees carry my sorrow to
their native land."
Yoa aT vou have settled in North Caro-
Haa,"aa4 thai yoa enjoy the nrne privilege1 .
M American cttiaeas do. We are r from i
thai here. We are nothing but poof slaves. '
' ;Yca say thai in America the people have j
different -aocictie and denominations, and
that every one worships Go! in bis own!
way aad speaks what be pUaAes, Very dif
ferent with a. We are afraid f oar had-
ows." We are forced to the establihel ;
Chorea, la pray for oar " gnwl Kmperor"
v aad his faily. Bat I lore yoa lor one
thing, my boy, thai you preferred a home
aaaoo foreigners rather than submit to the
'' tljs poue yok. Ilera the chaio alwajs jin-
ges in oar ears : but we trust that God will
yet lara His holy face cpoa as that by his
perwtA or cattered sons may return to their
ol i fathers, an l the atroog t throne on earth
b shakcti to pieces.' Yoa knoc that when
: aver- aay " natiofl- has arragll f.w liberty,
. weLare faught for them and left them free ;
there is no spot oa the earth where Polish
tkl hat not been spUt. And , what have
w rrceiveJ la rttaraf Nothbg butfpod
wishes. Ivi at the French. When they
wanted toa to fight for tbom, we went. From
thj beginning, ia tie Utile of Jeana, Ma
rcog, Wagrarn, AuatcrLitavLelpaie, Dres
Jcn we vtre with them, and with them alike
in victory and death.? We stood by them to
the Lwt at Waterloo, "and even to the end
at Sl Helena we were by him ; but when in
. . - . it i i
tn,T !tng now? Figbfin,
t taeiojadres like fool, and the world
among
laughing
at them
lp to our btet tUUa from Hungary, by
our ocrrt a-lricei. th?re were ten tliousand
f our countrymen under General Ilcm,
IVniUn.ki, anJymm Kadxiwcu, ijcn. Dora,
hoi rcoirct fur hi bravery, a diamond ta
ken out from the Hungarian crwn.
J tuat end t!u lcttt r. Though in your
early years yoa ranikheil from nic, yon are
always on my mind, lloturn to inc. This
old hooe shall be open to ymi, and shall be
yours; and you will find enough fur yourself,
your wiCvnitd th j rek' If you will c.ie,
kand hara tut fuotWy fr rour Toyagi', let me
ki)OWrid I will scna It to you. AuJ tiirn.
renting on the luakj u ruler the shade of tire
old tnv, we will surnniu J you, and listen
to yj-Hir history and your troubles among for-
cijrucrs.
Vour aff'TTionate Fa! her,
JACOB KWIATKOWSKI.
The Hrst.mrt "c" of Sola rd ay last
contain th fallowing extract from the let
ter adlrl ti a young gentleman of that
place, by Job a A. Frvaiwr, dated I'anama,
June 11, IIIK
" I.ath, desoLati-m and destruction hiv-
. , ;
died
' to-day. WhiUt I am writing, I can hear
the natives woeping and wailing iu a d-ren
' places f r the lo-w of some relative or friend.
' Th? cholera U carrving many poor devils to
' their long and Final resting place.
No doubt it will be represented in the
State that thre is but little fickness here
1 in order to induce California emigrants to
I take this rjute. You nisy ret a-urel it
is not true, an I I whM n-t a-Jij? any one
tt attempt il during th sickly soArfort, which
ts aUut jK.-ttin?; in, and whieh will last for
0
some month.
IV nut think I am tliscour-
agri or even frightened, for I set out with
' a determination to see the " Klephanf," if
pxoibb?, and I d not thiuk I shall be dis- I
appointcl. Hardship and the climate, how
f ever, seem to gree with me, as I am enjoying
better health than I have for the lust five
year. We will leave here this evening for
the land ef promise."
ft
Ir.m the Spartan.
John .11. nnrrrtt, the Aholi
tionNt. Ti proog ls, doubileis very nn
exrecieOlv io Umtf, aclnecd an uucnvia
b!e sjomrieiy in a very shrt inne; what
may be the penalty of a la a noioneiy re
mains to bs seen ly the award of tne U.
The cKarge ualrr which be wa arrested
is pumlir!e hv twelre months imprison
merti aud SI 000 tins. Rut he may be in
dxied under tSe arrest for sny crime of
which tli State Attorney may ihmk him
self able by competent lesiimonr to con
ici the prisoner. There is more than a
poibility ll-trrett may be indicted for an
ofTenee t'ie penalty nf which is ileath wnh
o..l reurfi ioi clergy : anuaisuredly, if eon
icto, u the aoolitioniti in the Uuued
Stales cannot ovt
If this win b the innocent ficitq,, m ne
pretend, of unknown incendiaries, who
writ to him at almost etery point in t'e
Slat, an 1 eha'rge In in with the care and
dis ribut on of iheir infamous docu-nenis,
why the repetnion of the kin-Jest advice
and caaiion ? Why ihe delicate fliuery
fir his serticsT Why the tn-gmmcal
chiriCter oft porpon of the correspondence
addrested to him f They are his friends
at leal and appear io know arid appreciate
thrir ran. Tne l'oiloing letter fixes w'e
thn.l eonrluiely the place of publication
f the Brutu and true Carolinian."
In the lener are to enclosures addressed
to two hijfi.lv valued cii'Zens of this State,
containing copies of l)ru:us :
7o J M. Iltrrrtt, j , V mirkrj.
CitcitxaTi. My 12. 1849.
Dear Sir : Having learned that you are
trarrlliojcjo outhCaroIiiia, I uke the lib
erty nf req tenting you to drop into some
p.t office along your route the enclosed
letters. Although comparatively a stran
i gr 'o y'". I take this liberty because I
wnS toob'ijje a Carolinian whodeaires
me lo lake com plan of communication
with his friends, which will not by the
past roaik reveal his present location. Be
kind enough to destroy this when you
hsve read it. You will pardon me for not
sigiing my name, but'lhat yoa may know
I am tobe re'ied upon. I will just name
that Mrssra. K. Ilarwood it Co. have sent
you fiO to C!u-i bis, S. C.
The following letter contained aome
twelve io fifieen enclosures addreaaed to
various portions of the State, an I contain
nf the Bruiua address. It was directed to
Charlotte, N. C, and forwarded to Bar
ren at tin plaee. Thi i the letter refer
red to last week, the band writing of which
is probably known to a friend of ours, and
which we eapect lo verify soon; and here
w wilhadd fur the Uo.fii of Mr. Barrett's
eo.-reapaaHlenis ia Cineinnati, Ohio, and
'DaWim. Indiana, thai oar Committee ol
Vigiianee will take the necessary .measures
to procure tbe real names of thos anony
m our gtailaoeo who are to very detrous
.-. 'C "A
of remaining onVnoirn.. Wf - will ' atrip
off iheir inionito. and if "we ein.iJo nn
more will Jurid-trm wp in their 4rwe char.
aetera la t?e acorn ana conieroni oi.ikb
. - J.. . -
honorably diwed in erery poriion.or
cooatry , lha trnuroo gen
niemen nan
liar ib most eontmtuoiia niche in , the
tvinpte of infamy. The Iter. 8. V. Chase
is a genllerotan -compared to htm, .
Cincinnati. Oliio, June I5,l8l9..
Mr. BAaRETr Dear Sir; A friend of
mine from, Souili Carolina wiltes me to
write to some one there. a"hd jet bin t
ile ro j ite in some office wit'iio iheSute the
letters sceomnavin? tlii. . I thouolit ff
sending them to soe one of my friends
who resides there, but a they are also ac
quainted with hire his object would be Ie
j featejt B, he does not wish them to know
of his being here. While you are travel
ling in that State I thought it would not
be inconvenient for you to accommodate
him in this matter." I have sent some also
to other persons, with the same request.
As he pays the postage on these-packages,
il will cost you and them hoihn g hu
the trouble f depositing. For his, own rea
sons he' desires that rT.ey be dropped into
different ffires, and he particularly d sires
tsat ymi enrmhi ni deliver-them to any of
the person vourself, should you hare them
inynur ay. It is unneceary for you
to know the object he has in view.
You will much o'dige me, and indeed I
will lake it as a great favor, if you will not
give the slightest hint to any oae of this
mailer ; and in your correspcr.dcnce with
your friends here, you need nnl allude to
it at ali. You need not even acknowledge
that you have rereived ihe packages froai
me, eseept il be in n letter addressed to
myaelf. I hope you will reiirn in better
health than you It-Ti ts. 1 an, dear sir,
very respectfully yours.
1. S. I was about signing mj nacie, but
my friend suggested I had better. not, as by
some means this may Oil into other hands.
and llius hi friend in C get a hint of his
bein here. . You will therefor excufe me
for not doing so, ami !. nine.
But the llcv. Dr. is. F. Cha.se, who prob
ably has no afuniuity with South Carolina
whatever, pcornii the auonymous in address
ing hiji dear John, aud boldly signs his name,
setting the chances at defi-tuce, srobxibly de
siring that the "jlMtrcr" of Dr. Curtis should '
bo more widely known- than he,. was likely
to be by ordinary means. This champion of!
tho " J h alter the signal and disgraceful
defeat of Dr. Singar and Dr. Smith, annihi
lates Dr. Curtis in the argument and after
praying for tho &Jc and body of dear John,
gives" the result of the fight, wi:hout touch
ing details. The Dr's prayer Las been an
swered, for John's Wc, or even vAc. are in
I little danger of dainage before next October,
j If this empty-headed Levit? who blows ' the
horns of the temple, for the people to -listen
to his own glorification, is not satisfidd with
his honors, we trust the University of Ohio
will add to tb.tt of Doctor, the honorary and
honorable degree of A. S. -
Cincinnati, Ohio, April 30, 1349.
iVar John : Ypurs came safe to huiid to
day finding us in the mercy of God, all well.
I was clad to see your name at the bottom
of the Tetter, and was still glader to licar of
jour welfare, and I hope in Sole and body.
May the Jord Llcfis yon, and if wc meet not
in time, uiayVc meet in heaven, O let us
try for Ui is. I found your friends well in
Dublin, your father seemed well pleased to
hear from you and of your welfare, he thought .
it a fiao thin and
seemetl well satisned.
i
illiam
is working with brother lomniv
i
and was much pleased to hear from j-ou.
The people of Dublin seemed very different
towards tne, all seemed glad to see me down
my enemies. I could not get off until I gave
Dr. Curtis a tan in And ftare him a Jvird
nr Your father was prcscntand took quite
an interest in xi debate. It was the opiu
i on or nnny -e w ia. -Lif-rf ta
bard for Dr. Singar, as he could Hot? peak off
hand and Curtis is rather a good speaker.
The people thought Singtr's written lecture
was rej-poc table, but tho mass judg from
other things. Curtis had used up Dr. Smith
on the evening I git there so bad, I bfi the
room ; they reported that I was afraid of him,
this you know did not suit me, so I resolved
to learn him a lesson and the people thought
I did learn him one, which will be one of
service to him before he commences another
discussion. I never saw such a re-action in
the public mind before, the people would
have j'u-if(l nut Ottir eyes for ni"..
Our little Society is doing well in Dablin,
an l their proVcts are flattering for the fu
ture, many of tne old friends spoke of you
in kind terms.
We commenced the exhibition of the Pa
norama in Cottfjc Hall, Sab. evening, and
our prospects are flattering, I expect to go
cast by the middle of thi month. I saw
your epistle to Harwood & Co., this morn
ing, your letters arc well received and will
do you credit the " Ph" is growing and
the meetings are interesting, and your letters
tjire much intrrrxt to them. . If you regain
your health and do good and get back safely,
which I pray you may, the season will, be
well spent. I can't say write soon, for I don't
know where I shall be. May the hand of
heaven direct you in all you do. Yon will
rrntrmber the imjrlance of taking due pre
caution in matters tefwn you reach your desti
nation, ttetone of the press in that quarter t
qui
but
uile Jicry, tAry ferl the charge o niantism.
don't kvou, icJto charges tU icires. Ma- J
friends send greeting, Ac.
S. F. Ciiakk.
Thta letter was directed to Barrett, at Ashe
ville, and forwarded from tliat place to Green
ville, frsajt there to Spartanburg C. H., where
Barrett f6ok it out of the Post Office. It
seems lo us comment is unnecessary "to point
the irresistible conclusion, that Dr.. Chase
knew he waa writing to an accredited Abo
litionists whose field of labor was South Car
olina. We preaent our readers with an ex-
tract from, the secret correspondence of Bar-
it linnet men. in an honest business
'with honest purposes, are noi ap io neea or
usc.ricuiuuuww , ''t, n ,
that IfoTT-ofc lifirl
use such modea ot conceaimenauu ittur-
the i nwlies a strong rresuuip.uwi
rnis reasons ior survuiuuS .v(.v;. . .
matters ; omlonbtcdly he had the key IS
1 Having written
2 Should receive. I would
3 Where you could most
4 Should it be opened. '."
1 Letters to Greenville, Anderson
2 Urge the propriety ot your
3 Safely get them, one.of '0
4 It is the one. containing
1 And Spartaoburg, which
2 Having them forwarded.
3 Them especially may.
4 A letter to the I. Master
1 It is important 3rou
2 To you to sonic point
3 Give j-ou some trouble
4 General, as soon as yon
The reader will commence at 1 apd then
go through all of them then take ihe first
2 and go through all of them then 3 aud
4 in tho same way, and ho has the": secret ;
thourrh it must be confessed that even with
this' key our friends here haVnotbceu able
to "UndcrslaudT portions of" the correspond
ence.
We submit to an enlightened public that j
the exposition we have made of the actings
and doings of Uarret leaves' no moiiat, doubt
of bis full jrni't, and that our community
stands justified in the eyes of the country iu
demanding a legal investigation. It is true
we have not given all the evidence m our
power, po
people of the State are liidign
merous and covert assaults made upon them,
and that a few more detections will exasper
ate them to a degree which will render even
a jail a very unsafe place for the incendiary.
Reason, argument, law, and even the Con
stitution of the country have no effect in
staying the bigots, fanantics, and political
knaves in their mad career. The decree
I 1:
i
r .i r t j i . ,
Z KZ In , hl? h 1ost
: an
i way she can. Each State in the South must
make her sovereignty felt, as well as make
' her voice heard, or their institutions perish,
j If we cannot meet our foes in the field of
j battle, wo have dungeons and scaffolds for
j their miscreant agents, and will use them.
As this subject is one of deep and pamtul
interest to all of us wc shall in another ar
ticle tike up some matters collaterally con
nected with Barrett's arrest and imprison
ment, which will bo found not only interes
ting but positively useful to the magistracy
of the county.
Froin the Sumter Banner.
Willow Grove, July 10, 1849.
Mr. E litor: An incident ocenred in this
neighborhood a feW days since of which I
think the public should be advised. There
is au Abolition agent for the dissemination
of incendiary publication, whether a Lncal
or Travelling agent I cannot determine,
amongst us. The facts are these: 0;i
Sunday evening last, after an absence of
two days and nights, I returned home and
was handed by my wife a suspicious looking
document, which I Camo very nearly com
mitting to the flames without breaking the
seal, but on enquiring, found it had been
forwarded to me through Mr. Windham by
Mr. Elisha Speucer, a gentleman whom I
knew incapable of being made an instrument
or vehicle for the conveyance of any scurri
lous or dirty letters. I opened it aud found
a priuted document, over the singature of
"A True Caroliniuan," which proposes a
deliberate scheme of abolishing slavery in
South Carolina, and openly avow3 its.pur
.jmu. w, p an fssne- In tne State
Elections" on that ground. Early the next
(Monday) morning, I rode down to Mr.
Spencer's and obtained from him the follow
ing statement as to .where this document
emanated:
He sa-s, "early on tb.3 morning of the
4th inst. I came to my store door and found
in my" piazza a letter addressed to Capt. J.
D. Ashmorc, Middle Salem, Sumter Dis
trict, which struck me immediately as a sus
picious matter. On Frid.iy following 1 sent
tha same to Capt. A. On Monday he came
to my house with the same letter and showed
it to me, containing an abolition document
signed 'A True Carolinian.' I know not
how the said letters came in the piazza of my
store. It was not there late the evening
before, and was placed there during and
under the cover of the night. I saw, neith-
V - m
tne evening ootoro nor that morning, any
stranger passing, nor do I remember any
person being at my store who . could
possibly have designedly dropped such a doc
ment." I have been thus particular, Mr. Editor,
in detailing the facts, that our citizens may
be aware that there is an icendiary agent
in ourruidst. The mail was not resorted to
in this instance, but the document was de
posited by hand, under the shades of night,
in the house or piazza of one of my neigh
bors. If this be a travelling agent, as I am
very much disposed to doubt, as no trace
can be. had of any stanger passing through
our neighborhood, this publication may
lead to detection. Rev. Thomas R. English
informed me that he had a few days since
received the same document but I think he
said liis came through the mail ; as already
stated, the mail was not used in my case,
proves the fact at once that the agent is or
jias been amongst us. You are at liberty
to use this as you may think will best suit
the public interest.
Very respectfully yours, t .
J . DV Asiimore.
Oh! What will make a line?
hey 4 forbauo that: but we have I , "
J I TtfTi Tommy
i.. U l.avo ,,r.to.-l : and girls, lalce car
i i i.i.. t 4i,f ! have as yet never
.r,U ,f th Sh,tP nro indirmant at tho nn. twinges whica Older
, Va atax
J dejphia, ; the Slat ult., theJ53arori
reported ' 39 cases and 12 "deaths for the 24
hours ending at riooa on the 31st ult; c"
"At New Yorknhe Iard of Ileal thep0r-
Lted 1C9 caseVandriT-aeaxs for the 24 liours
At the5 Bucks-counly, 1-Almshouse,
there have been 98.deatlis out ont of 160 in
mates, during the las nine days! Ov Saturday
'there were 21"deaths including the steward, i
At Brooklyn, on Monday, 23. ca. an.j j
12 derths . ; -
L: : X thaS'J
deat'is.
Newark, N. J.,from -Satardavto Ionday,-
17 cases and twelve deatas. At Mulville,
N. X 27 'deaths are" reported- '
- At Dayton, Ohio, for 3 days last week, 10 ;
1. deaths, i) ot choiera. ""
At Galawar county, lo., tac epidemic
prevails f a considerable extent, and, a num
ber of deaths have occurred.
- At Eaton, Ohio, 30 fkt.il cases during the
last two weeks.-? ' ' '
At LouisvilleLast week, 44 deaths, G of
cholera. : , -...,. ' : , 1-
At New Ilope, Ohio, 39 fatil cases out of
a'popnlatlon of 1C0. In Huutinion .town
ship, 40 deaths.
'At Sandusky. "Ohio, -amonsr the victims
j arc the liev. Mr. Cooper, Ke. Mr. avi,
; and Mr. Koss, one of the publishers of the
31iiTor.
At Cincinnatti, during the present sum-
mer, 14 physicians have died, 9 of them fell
victims to tue cholera.
One word to little
boys
You
e of your teeth.
felt the severe aches and
people have s5 often
suffered; and by proper care yem may escape
kheni. It is difficult -to make the young
sensible of the great value of a good set of
teeth, and very many let them decay till they
become offensive or entirely lost. Some
j are so imprudent as4.o entCif almonds, haale
! nuts, &c, witli them, using them sometimes
as a hammer and sometimes as pincers. This
i i i i j.. r j t,.t;i . l
ougut not.- io ue uunu. nuuui L;i.v.vi n-m
! is impossible to masticate the. food proper
y: and thus the foundation is laid for clys
pepsia and premature death.
Let our ycuug friends be assured then
that the.grcat secret in preserving the teeth is
to Lerp them clean
Begin now and form a habit of washing
your teeth gently abut thoroughly once a day
with a soft brush or what is perhaps quite
as good, with the finger. It may be conve
niently done every morning. If the mouth
is rinsed after every meal so much the better.
This is a matter which ought to claim
the particular attention of parents. The
first set of teeth should be attended to
and kept perfectly clean, for on them, says
the dentist, depend the durability and health
of t"Se permanent teeth.
AUpartsof the animal frame are intimately
connected, and if in t he fable of McneniuS
Agrippa- it was shown that while the hands
were in rebellion and refused to convey food
to the lazy stomach, thinking to starve.it,
they also and the whole body were, about to
perish; it is as easily shown that although
the hands might be willing to do their part,
yet the stomach would be in poor plight to
act on the food if there were no teeth to chew
it. The whole frame is knit togethter by
joints and bands, and if one part suffer
the others suffer with it Thus teaches the
old saying "For want of a nail the shoe
was lost for want of a shoe the horse was
lost, for want of a horse the rider was lost,
and all for the want of a horse-shoe nail."
A good tooth is worth as much as a horse
shoe nail. Mind then, to kep the teeth clean,
and the tongue too.
Com.
Sclioyl Advocate.
Western Tuunpikk. lessrs A. II.
Shuford and J.J. Ervin, Commissioners, and
Engineer, S. M. Fox, charged with the bus-.
ines3 of surveying, the route of the Western
Turnpike, have arrived here with the object
of entering upon the duties of their appoint
ment. They propose to view the country
from this point to the Georgia lino, and
commencing the instrumental survey there
about the first September, will return in
the direction of this place. It is thought
that the work will. occupy .some five or six
months. Salisbury Watchman.
"Jeff Joiner's Railroad Trip." We
find a Slory bearing the above caption in
the "Hornet's Nest," where it is published as
"Original;" and we dare say it is: for we real
it 4n the Western Continent fully two years
ago, and "it had 'Original' written over it" ,
there". It 13 by "3Iax who hails from
Ashe County, and it is a pity so clever
a writer should be guilty of so mean a
trick.- Mountain Banner.
SUPERIOR COURTS.
The Judges of the Superior Courts will
ride the ensuing Fall Circuits, in the follow
ing order:
1.
Edenton,
Judge Bailey.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
aw
Newbern,
Raleigh,
Hillsborough,
Wilmington,
Salisbury,
Morganton,
it
Manly.
Battle.
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Settle. .
Diek.
Caldwell.
Ellis.
lial. Register.
Burying alive. On the mornining of
the 28th ult. a Mr. Schneder, of St. Iouis;
living near corner of Carondelet avenue and
Lafayette street, it was thought died of cho
lera. On the same evening he was taken to
one of the cemeteries for burial,' but just,a3
the coffin was about lo be lowered into ? the
grave, the friends hearda knocking against
the lid of the coffin. The lid was immediate
ly removed, and Mr," Schneider1 was found
alive.1 He was taken home, and would, it
was thought, recover. . ;
THE REPUBLICAN.).;
FiinjAY;' august ao,40);;
1 Wheat and CoRx.-l-Theprinter,at! thi
time, stands in'need of these necessary articles. , . '
Who cah spare some in payment for
(dues
to this office?" "' - '
AGENT AT. CHARLOTTE
A? Hi MW Esqf, h'as kindly con ent
Ad,
rtiscments to this paper. -';Frtmv thi arf
ranmeut we anticipate "a large accession to
our ii. r Cannot Mecklenburg give tis; five
uuutireu tn0ra ndditinnnl subscribers tratonr
.Uh.HOC.lATy,; DOLUIR NEWSP.tPH I ..J V0
WI,I:d?y Wn to merit it;
g Mux Grove'V ost -office, Cabarrus
county, uas pecn aiscontvVued, and a new
office, called " Oak'awn," eablishcd "at the .
house'- o'4,E..r4RlIarris. ; - Mr iuTris' :js 'the--
Post,Iastcr ' - " .Hgf
INTERNAL; IMPROVEMENTS;
, Gov. Ivjii jr hapu Wished -letter, tail
of interesting facts, and- forcibly advocating
the construction of thb Central Rail Road
which, it is believed, has been killed by the .
! action of! the j Plank Road Company, in con-
juctiori with ! the Governor, professedly mo
of its strongest advocates. ' " '
DAGtfERROTYPE VMINATUES
Mr. SLmiley, one of the best operat jrs
that have ever been in this place, is now
staying at the public house of .Mrs. -Mo txf
for the purpose of taking the, Dagucrrotype
of those who .mayxtesire itv
We took occasion to examine some of the
efforts of his skill to which, either from his
new, method of preparing Chemicals,4
from the iuse of. the improved, process,
or
he
ka.3 succeeded in imparting nat ural;; cm
plexion. The coloring of , the whole picture
is
much niore brilliant than, a0y;we have seen
in the-state, j- Indeedj we are not Inclined
to
estimate Jthem. bclpwthose prpduced by t
lie
celebrated, Rpot in- Philadelphuvi.-r
As ie always warrants' his h'fcenesscs,. and
takes them either jndoudy or fairtwcathrfr,
wc advis$ our readers . to call,, examine ,!
is
specimen, and hear his termsVwhich, are
GX-
ceedingly low. . lie will remain . in town
a
few days' longer, - .vfi .4
JBSiy We i invite attention to the !adrer-
tisement of our friend,- .Thpma3 . Trotler,
Charlotte, dealer in Jewelry -&c His cujl
lection embraces every variety in his line; of
tne Jatess styles, ana ai rcpacea prices. -
(?0 AC II ESTA BLIS HMENT." ;
Those who wish to. puschase Carriages 6f
any kind, should call on OvERM.VN and
Trotter") Charlotte, before making chofee
When in! their establishment, our at tehuop
was arrested by a splendid family carriaae
for J. A. Young, Esq., and another of suia
ler demessWs, but not less beaut: fulf r
Dr. Andrews. The work of Messrs. Oerma i
and Tro'ter will favorably compara with the
best of northern manufacture. ', -V
MARBLE FOR THE MQNUMEN'T.
A letter has been received from Fayette
ville acc4tiug the proposition of the citizens .
of Lincolnton, which was to send a Block qf
Xilneoln County 3I(u bIo to be dressed for the "
Washington Monument now building.
meeting was held in this place last nigh j
and appropriate committees appointed to ac
complish ?the object.
ELECTION RETURNS,1
1 IN GASTON. '
CONGRESS. -
35 -. 3
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63 "40 v '
151 ' " iuHVr-? -
242 -::--48 'v::
114 ;c
99 25 . : :
C71 " ' "160 "v "i
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511 - - - L
Rhines's,'!
Mauney'gyf
Stowe's,
Oates', v
Costncr's
x --
Majority
& C. Clerk, j -Cb.jp. Clerk.
-CO
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Cu
Rhine's,
Mauney's
Sandifer's
Uates ,
Costner's
COUNTY COULiT CLERK OF CATAW-
i.
For Gwrge Setzcr, Deni., 561." 1
1 ".B. M.iCoDb, Whig," 25.
. C 1 ' ' Democratic jnaj. 536..
; r A small Congressional vote was polled in.
Catawba. Fall returns have not yet reach
d W ? We hope, however, to be &ble to
48 46 61 26 1
108 59 139 M
,194vw '87 ;,U9 H6
An .or 88 ,-79
f- 77 ''44'. 69 48
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