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Hhadthb febofe rates, jy - J ' v, ' ;
A 5W3 S3j per cent ?fl(&?j.V
??.1tL-i; -wilUhe continued ontit
rWd n4barsed for accordingly, dless ordeM
for anmambcrf lime,. I r ' ;
NEW!
if:
Summer
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ttt A VI N G? rmoed ;lo Concord; arei no re-
jlx ceifbg nd opening in ihebjicl; house west
'fiih Crthonse.iheir- V" ' :f '
SPUING t AND SUMMER
Atnonfflfibicb are Dry Good,l Hardware;
, . T.l'l iU-J:- Dnt. Mala ' Rnnnofi ' -
; Sadctlerj, Carriage f Trimmings,
,.r Grockery, Plriti, D?er,
nd V aVietyl of othcra)iiicfes i. inlshort it cotn
irip a eoerel "assortment, which will be sold
tery low. for cash, or to ponciaal dealers on time.
.Ve intile old customers and the public ia gen-
&l tocalraod exenine oar atock before porcnas
(f elsewhere, as we think 1 we cab: cte3 aoch
rtrains as wtu db ?reai inaucement lo purcnas-
Coantry produce taken in exchange lor poods.
7 l yi i i J & R. WirfECOFF.
ConcoVdMay 14, l?42Tlf52 j , : i ? ;
CLOCEl, AND WATCH
t 1
i ll t IMPAIRING.
IpIIR Subscriber respectfully informs his old
tl : Frierds: and tbePnbic genefaUrithat he
wned byj n oil, Sharer and iust below J. & W.
i In addition to the above,1 the subscriber will
carfy onf rne filter smith Business in an me
tVarietles doranjon in coantry towns: soch as
ja-iking. .Spoons, S.c.,'and repairing Silre
I HeJbegs jto assure the pnhlic that if princtnal
ftulf himtpMtfohageahd inppouheiwiilmer-
l ItB AIIUW WOOI4WOUTH.-
Kov. IS-t
LA 1 a-e' rvT1 vi - a W I fVk war i nnlin
it uiuuuutu i M'vi ij lui, auiu in
lxirig on.
j IHE Sqbscriber is desiroas lo sejl.privrtefy,
f A that elloowa basiness siand in Lexing
uiR.v8isQiated a ihut.distan!co north of the
Miijthouliil formerly occupied by; Caldcleugh.
0bDberyi, jfed. and? at present! occupied by
Brevard arjl Adams. The house is t of .brick,
fars andp comrnodiqoscontaining' an excellent
Jsfore tpiMoi Idmlling apartments 'all under
p?e iamelrjftrtaeited; to' the premises are all
jecessar jiijtiWingSThose wishing to pur
(base or Icr'exarnine the above property, will re
ieive alii nifbri if application be made to
r I I S AN DilHiW j C A LDC LEUG H.
i'.i!-
Hi;;
fftHE Sabscriber has opened a Pob
pai jiq HooSe in Mocksfvil e, Davie
i..Qunty, where he is prepared to ac
commodate hoarders aod Travellers
;n a.stylfrhtch he hopes mil prove satisfactory
p jl) who my favor, him with tber eostom.
Iis htabfilli be abundantly -fornished with
Hverf ibihff riecessart; in, tba lin. f nrnrnniir
Ilia BaT Vfcll sappHed; with a varietv of Honors.
od his afafes-will be mbderateJ All riotous
Ind isorde'r ly cond act wi 11 be strictly prohibited.
M!:aodtr3fxotk.:!!m
r.ri;x;x.iteix' ii h TtiTrrirHPin
B ! LIMB ! !
Mlliiirtiity bt h'esn' Lime cajn be had at
k lb ei ki fn 8of-the late Joseoh W i II i a tns d ec
B fhe 100 binsliejs and over 16 cents ; 40,'to
a0pju9HjaJl8 i 5 to !40 bushels 20 ; upslacked
lafoporn-ptx
I xAU ,ripiwisbihg limf. either at the kilo or
lhei resldjenceVWill aiy either! to J. or R.
RpQkfbrdi? Sqtfy cbqnty,K. C. ? ,yTOV' a
..x.UA6l4ivf;3
bavinj associaied them-
nher for th nnrnii n( nifiiiKir
'fjfflnow.. offer iheir services to; their
IriAnda ..yt ikU li.li..'.' t . ? .. f . v..
. "'"a i I'uy.ic.v ii i9 luetr-. porpose to
-arrv on;wth ibese depart mems iniat their ya
f I'WSxbr ittrjleei and the v feel eonrldiln t of I oUin
-"4? viciion io au who milhinr ihm
i - j xiL"r ,7,-; i"w w - (ihen jinB;
fj'f IUo done in erdejr.
i:mmmm k.'.ei.uott j; ;
:;illlir; t ROWSEE.
U. S With lh it foBcn;..UvL i-"
viIi.T l?t1w sObscriberii lso
i
TV?"sf-W9l,lJ. teady, rhide Coffins.
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ICf C. ;
- fn-i ;r-rr ! . ; -1 c-.-F'!.!.-.. d rf f.;.it - publica(ion Biting '.be .reault of.,lbn du-'
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i . - a.- - . : J - - 1 . l2-L-J-1jl1'' -4 - nlipd'Frxnlf't- AJctlthfrt. ' loetr hair-uf subiirfn-,V '
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The fetters of , repose ;
.Walk at the dewy dawn abroad,
And hold sweet fellowship with God
T ? t. f -.1 ' i " ,
Morn is the time lo pray-s. ; v
t How love! y and how meet-
To send oaf lQfelieti'ihoaghuawij.-r,'J
i Up to the mercy seat!; :, ; -Wy,:.
The mingled notes of oat'ore rin,
In the delighted ear ! 7 ' . - r .t
I And with the swelunv anthem raise
X The soul's Ifresh matio song of praise!
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f; Morn is the time to sow. - -u-riV
. . lit' ' t f .- v
: - The seeds of beaTenljtrotb, v .
t ? While balmy breezes sottiy wow . ;
Sj - ,Upon the soil of yooth : ' - ".l
. S And Jook to these nor look in Tam.y
:l Oar God; for sanshine and for ram.
h J . I I' A -
t? Mom Is the time to love.. , T :
I As tpndrlU if the'tion.
fP vnnniv ftitlAn fnnHlv nmVAI' ' V-
- And seek them; where to twine fix
Aroaod thyself io thine enrjracevHr
Lord let them find a rearing place. " . '
Morn is tLe time to shine,' .
i
I Kaflectjha rays of j light dif ine, ;
j lAs "morning dew drops do ; . '
Ltke ear If latars, be early bright, -t , - -
Ana men away, Jiite mem io iigni.r- ,
LV.!
fr': ' ffl'ar mnrninn,i tirtnra m!oannl.
p Alas how oft from peaceful sleep,
U On full v'madlv bent. v -
MWtlM VWWftff M.tWW.'W...
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I
We'fe left the strait and narrow road,
And wandered from oar guardian, God.
Morn Is the lime to think, J . '
i While thoughts are fresh and free,
I. f
! iOf life Jost balanced on the brink ;
'. Of dark; eternity!, u "c
: And ask oqr souls, if, they are meet
r1 To stand before the jodgment seat. ;
i Mornls the time;to die,;-:
4"js Jost at the dawn of day, '
v When stars are fading in the sky,
5;
IBat lost io light more brilliaot far if"
'I TlL ak Mi WAffMAivAjl lliA m m at a ai at
; loan ever
I Morn is the time to ri&e.
i'The resurrection morn';
I UpspringiogUo the glorious skies
W On oew faDnd pinions borne-'
ITq met a
Savioofs smile divine-
Be sufb extatic-rising mine,
Itroni thelN:YlK Tribune.
in
11 AIiN 1 VCjtVOAtvX
OF THE
HOME
1 m
LEAGUE
r
of American
loulUlie Ulnionl ire apprised tl
ti(ate in fbis jeity an 1 Association was here
lomied by a Convention of citizens from
inai noDusi CixaiDUion m ttii
aiiiparts 01 toe country, denominated Thb
Home Leigcb Jr ike protection 0f Amer
ican Labor and the prriot ion of rinro.
co, jCipmmercs.' . it was coroposeo 01 rep
resentatives irom toe Agricultural, Aianuiac
iinliComQieiciai & Indnstrial inierests eener-
jally, without reference to any sectional or
party oias. tia priucipiea ana oojecw are
sow fcnown. A widespread influence and
formation of. more than a hundred auz-
jiliry leagues, co operating in the diffusion,
of iuseful infonnation and the advaucement
lofl oar domestic concerns, are sufficient
llxtxri .rt. : . 1: i-i-'X-: i . x . i ."
prpois 01 its utility ana wen umea estaousn
ment. '-'I : - . - A-r ; . l!x---;.
It is now the duty of the Central Com-
miUee, appointed bj and in behsif of the
Prtmiry Leagua,io announce to its associ
ate! branches and to the public genertlly.
inattne brst annual, meeting tor tne choice
umcers ana ine transaction 01 ousioess
apperlaining to the association will be held
it I'eLfeetmi of Natural -Historv," 563
tiroadwa?,in this city on the 1 3t b day October
inert,' at It ojejock,' A. M when a.; general
attendanc ofits. members andr those! who
jwtsti to bfeomt eneh'i'fiill take rHaosVVitb
bbklfartbel-nWbeit
il l An addresa to the Peonle of the United
States, setting forth the generar views oi
Luis Associipn, iiaa aireaoy oeen circulat
ed ibroughout; tt
ed ibroughout the Conntry, and has inet
itn marked approbation. From an Inst i.
jlutlon; scac(Biy !yet?a jyearftn'cxistence, it
cannot be expected that any boast " will be
madfe of hat ill has done, and 1st ill! less of
jWbai it is Jikejyjto achieve. No banners
are jdisplayedrto aid partttiifeorito
jpxf fte jl popular cominotioh ; but, convents
from jallljipartjes ansesomijamli
coitions of j tfjej: Country - have Joined 1 its
ranks with a proper spirit of independence,
lb establish;1 peacefully permanently, an
unioniQf;UnUfest8
opppsittotil tb;,hbse inioationaabyi xunpa
triotic dogmas which have lately been : en-
dermininglour;, character and prosperity as
LX . ix h ' X ' x:-- '. . .
an jnoepenueni ana sovereign reopie. -
M the two conventions, which have been
held in furtherance of its ohiecfii a harmnnv
of action and consistency of conduct were
manifested, I which net only proved The
ticme jueague to be above serTilityja local
and party prejudices but by the diffesioo
of ja msss;of uselol and timely informattbrr
j and the fearleai expression of f sound and
otic views, an interest haa been ev-!
ry where awikened in its f aver, ao tbit.'
- -J rv ?1firtf1 . ; r-i , , I now nt warmest adtocaiea are amoii? Ibose '.wilfioul eroploTTradfi paralvzed. and -the L inieresis sballibe crowned with comD etal I. ! i ; ' n ,li,fv
A'blessing joar Maker's name.: ; . herseir, Jia?e herebeec successfully cpra-
! ilorn js "the time to'sinj. ; : - i r: btt J ll n?,-Jong a ' beiei.to pro
i' How charmin .nU to hear '-1 ' ; tect our, Home concerns or to foster a Com-
i Dairi
i
casejoni to the people at large, hate easen
Iially iided in ; the formation pfiau larjflf as
iDaispeusiuie ior reTeaoe ana ioa oasis m a
sound tC6i renc'y TaV: for! Prbtectioo b D-
mesne iqousiry.,, i ne oanioi. ana aecep.
Uve doctrines of 1 ree , t rade wbicb an in
sidious foreign wal was coromending to our
adoption, wnnout cetgmng to practice tnetn
merce.tbat is truly reciprocal
To carry on the great objects:
sncb-anhAssocialioQ i was formed,
maniiesuy quauneo to promote, me
Committee ;feel,s themselves v pnvi
urge upon their Jellow-citizens
ties and in all States, throughout
to continue the efforts already, commenced.
ana to lorm otaie anu county - leagues to
aid in completing the good, wurk thus aus-
piciousLi commenceo.. di ocn remains : to
be accoaipiisnea, wdicn tne narrow aims di
party discipline would neglect orP subvert to
its own jselfish purposes. A 'special wigil ,
ance is necessary to watch those who are
the chosen guardians of the public wfal, to
see that oar Legislaiors accomplish '.he work:
lor wnicn they were. appointea, ana snouic
their patriotic eflorls to relieve our present
embarrassments" be; defeated -tot holds our
selves in readiness I to call public " meetings
for .the protection ojf oar Home Interests, at
all hazards, to sustain those and those ony
who constitutionally enact laws for the re
lief of our suffering Country, and to prevept
our birth right from being bargained sway
for the offals of Foreign Free Trade these
are sorau 01 toe. auties ana privileges mat
belong lo rhe Home League, and which u
will faithfully perform. : . i !
It is one cf the cardinal principles of our
association that the Government and Peo
lilt? V IU1 vuuuy UWO . IU lUCUl&CIVCH
piotect, American industry and JtluUfpnse.
w bereverand J btfw e ver ; developed. i-.-.W ith
advantages greater than any other; nation
possesses, tho United States have rightful
assumed a higher stand, Bnd are bound o
maintain a , loTiier and Jfeer cbai-acter in
a moral and pbiiiical' point of view than
ant '. other community Our jl labonnu
classes especially tet but io be better educa
ted, belter clothed and better led than the
oppressed operatives of foreign ' countries.
Jul to maintain this ascendancy at this mo
ment is no easy task. Low labor and low
prices prevail everjjf where The did Worfir
seem s got ng ge nerally into a slate of, liqu i
dationj and iliere is scarcely an article
produce or manufacture which cannot or
an Industry through- ZI not be produced in some foreign couti
ised that dating the tfa'at less price thin we can produce it herj
of the American In- u Carrying Trade loo, and our Fisher u. 4
and in short all the labor of our hanM.
are mterferred with when placed in coo.
petition with the depressed libor of Euiopi
or that, of its tower reduced Colonies.
Row, unless our wotking men are.reaii
to abandon : the! .benefits ,oI Education. t
cpifbrts of decent Apparel, and the wIhk
some Living iq which tbey havelbeet :
cuatomed, we Oit guard againt foreign
competition by secuting ureference to the
La bur of our own citizens, woofer native
or naturalized and to our legitimate tlnoe
Interests. We have no ether alternative.
for the benefit of he Laborer or Capitalist ;1
for it cannot be doubted that if is for the in
terest of the Capitalist to pay a higher rate
of wages to the free American who supports
himself independently, rather than , to give
lower rates to such degraded and pauper
iependent as are mainaineo by poor laws
icj foreign countries! N or .will the delusive
doctrines of Free Trade. help us. 1 hat dei
maodsj the exchange of :Lbor for Labor
an eye lor an eye, and a fooih for a toott4
whatever be . th-eirj character! 'ill is bnljr bjjj
a judicious Protection to our owo Skili arni
Industry that our'Woiking Classes can e:
secured in their jptiyileges.rhe 6alfstart
eu, nait-cloihed and and ignoiaut foreign
serf can and must; wotk cneaperf than ' wi
do, and of course the ' purchasers of his la
bor will in an open market, have ao advan
tage." It is worse; than Jdle to be blind to
this conclusion. The ratts of Labor forru
the standard of, value whereby io estimate
the moral and mental improvements ot a Na
tion in comparison. with; others, i Skill, tal
ent, frijdustry4rdartn create
capital): Good Government protects these ;
and . just ' in the i;same .:way tjiat ! a ' supe
rior workman obtains higher wages than a
poor one, sodbes a Nation possessed of the
above advantages; take the lead of other
Nations, as long as it can maintain a Thigh
rate of wages by the above means, it1 Will
be pre-eminently prosperous. ; - j
fl'Pet;thi;: of thisalue ol
Labor lieing Money, it should be measured
by a omfotm standard, and not bjf la flucto-
ating currency, which, it is satd( is the cause
bf the present disiress. KbwJ wbat I is the
existing stite of our money talue- as the
representative of other values? We have
nblcajiblnsr of the
.GwrnmenMs:done lipor? a Specie t basis
Titer Currency o f tbose Stalesllvhicbbave
any Paper lasnes is nearly equal to Specie.
If the wages of jfLabur therefnre decline, it
will not be owics to Banking UKany way.
For the futureif wo . behold our Laborers
I
iIown,s we, bust jmpnte these eV its to some f
other cause than that arising from a ' Paoer I
uurrencti:;Arearwani ot work a; uome to,1 - J
consequence of empfoy ing tperUf es abroad
to wbrk.forus paid by our , Specie or1 the
oroducts 01 sectional ana not genera .raiiv., ucv KAi.urtn.ii :v , .-j;L...n..i. ,v::..;.-. ' -
bor. is, the true cause., Look where we may r JlPRWiN, N.iY.c -v voice, w bat ha . was i about;'. 0'dmtfr'reA ;
wet witness :thtsesolt.pThe:dismantled f- "JCENRYlRUaDEPJ, N Yr-ff, plied Tora.lraplormy; donU-makaVnse -;; i;
Etateor-JurlAmencan Shipping ihe tnonop- T;. vCH ARLES S MORGAN", .ys,"f you will frighten fin ..roermaidsVervlatrfa' ,
olyl by foreigners of .wbat little ca fry ino 'n MEfWINfCQPEtfAND.lCono.1 r detiii.' wared, 'ihMd geotlemae, they, are
trade there!?, the suspension of, our manu-' V BENJAMIN REEVES PaJ-: ntydatrgWera. and; iyoudV vsiusbjn a? , .'
factuVg enterprise gWe:emPWym"ent?tp J; BINNU.; J, Site
ullycora-, neejdyperatives abroadj the feacriled trade -" Frank. andlweVj missing; qoick fas t"" V;
sy4to pro- and foon.intereoorse between, all,- parts of AKtvMAN.'N,Y.c : thooht.-iJ5aafoii Poah " M-?sr,?ri j'
eriCom. oironce nWsbiog ;Countfy; the plethora r v-L'D.,CBAPN;- gl-r " 'r."
sltnboted to over production and diminished w'WMaGJL'AMBERTcN, YV "A j -PAnno oifv i-i A -la ie Koeltsti wtk haihe'v J . ru
for which Icoqsumptiori irour Agricultural and .Me-I f ;-t 'Central ComqiitteeT. - ttfollowing sebooni of a,new discovery .via.; the-
and is so chanical pursutU-The downward, tendeo-4 ; ' ' , mof wuia-r vWVr -i t;
Central cy Wall values save.that of jnoney, where-U , , VPRINT ER" ;.TrT, J . Aooiber ait fcaa ben lately added to-varioas J, -
leged. to by Capitalists alone are benefited, and they Th " ' .Vi.in'UV.fflkT. XiL "S?"?1 if
of all par- but transiently, the exposure ot the destitute ting and reaining.Mo?! of the ealy printers to invented; .lUa ,'ealVed ph,onograhy, or lit- ' i .
the Union to fenme and suffeiing the destruction of were men of erreat erddi ioa and'acknDwlpHTO(l t.r.u. .rin. U -anna , .k.i uw ,!,i.-t.. 4 !
principle o prone to toiiowj thst ot -proper? fabijities, the lights of he: age'jn: which ; i hey J
- ' . 3 . ' i - 1
ty,i tnese are actual miseries, wnico tor Mieu,ano,wuof mrougp jjioemeoiaroi or then i
tne wao 01 a rrotective otstem, tne Amer.
rr.Krtnnn oliiui' .i. nnM.j t middle affes of Europe.! iLirhardT Bodolt -of I man v aim). hit ts innlicable to all lan-flant:
aod feel. r " j- r - ' Angsbarg, Uldnck Han of.Il(jrae,.Vandeline de We have before nsa)ook.coDUinng a part of - . t4 "
Rut ihft nnmmiitPA fnlfi Wit Vlii I .U' P Dd Aldus Maurit jaa of Tenice, Gering ihe, Scriptures 1 in English,- Krencn; German,
J K rjomnS SiS f P"s. Aniony Kobarge.;Tarotoa oftMilan, Chinese, arid .Hebrewalf written in ibe phono
try1 IS not compelled to submil' long to .this Caxton io England, wnh many ; others?ere graphic chairacter. Nothing :bas yet.: beVn In- v' .
degraded condition.. There is no need that eminent as men ol lefrningvihe .associates of vented wbfch comes -so near .to- ihe ubiversal ,"Vl
our young and ; puissant nation should be the great ; respected and bpnured by kings - and character so jmach! j dasired by Btshnp VYilkjns. y .p
Of er laid or ove.reached Jn Jtho throes of P'tocps." ' , w ;, j, j j, ;i1 o-. If generally introduced,- it would be a very vat- -
distress wbicb oow convulse! the starring ' TheStephen9, Robert and Henry,. were two uable actjuuiiionio the deaf and dumb, enabling i jvi
Millions in the Old' iWorldil nor however f moatdistingaishecli-printcra aodlsehoIarV them toexjress"heirbought withlmust as ' jOJ.il
deeply we may commiserate their sufferings of lhe l'b centnijrheir serricesjin the owch rapidity as ecin da by speech. .ij
S.it n.M.aai. ih.iAt.hnnU.ti.m. nMr. caas? 0 f elaaaieal literaijire canno be overrated:; : i - JM
MWM I.AJ" W W WM . f WVIUliU B.U BCD I . : . , IF - 1 . k . . c . . l . I T , r 8 ; . m: L ' ' 1 "3 n . lJ . r i .k i
m Many-instances good,it teeresop.-The Nantoek-
policy which , seeks to level the wages of
x' rru Auicuvau uiuvi ,w a ocitiiv ur no-1
per Standard, cannot be tolerated ly our lo
dustriousand better Educated citizens. The
hmh character assumed bv us is canable of
beio2 su8lained., rTbe bounties of Provt
l - . - . -. ,: x " i uiigu w witcu vvfiiuuvisiivv ui vine, 4aci, xinai i et inlander savs ne loiiowine storv was laielv .
hence bow everywhere : smile u.on oVJl1
' ' . . i r ; I . i . ? i o
heldf.t bkill, Loterpiiie, the will and
Strength to work, the advantages hi ; Educa
linn mnA Vr0Artm aihinh ! rail ti nrn no r am. I
w m vwww. ..,..w, : ti t,i uivuvi vuw l
V : " MVc .w .uf ,U9UO vu
itiis by a projecting aud fostering care over
Ti --r O O . .."TL ' -,-rr 1
odr Uome luterests that, we
bled surely and betmaneotly.
nrosperity- A national Commerce
tirseiveg must be encourage
pwer.jirooaorgovernmenir. ro come; i in
theshspe of a Protective Tariff, equal in its
-ilintprifillllia nraorar ti till lhaa! rnairnoniloa
- i - ,f .. -.-:- 'i-. .;- , i. . . ... -
we may be thrown into byj foreign inter fer- j
'f t " lv w wil ittvi w aa wa cvuv iw a
eOre a iariQsecuring Home industry and I
Home Competition, not fur : the benefit of
Monopolists nor of the Government merely
tnit fur, tht whole Counlry rewarding La-
bar. remunerating: Capital and tqualizl
trices. 1 nis, b we believe,! ia ilia reces
result of the isystem we ' advocate, the
MMgue and the onl; L
e
we are bound
mi.- .-..!. ' ' .' s : : . i-. l
iuo aiaiisuciit rcouria emauaunE iroiu i
.r; issi itvvii vcuiiuu , H3Uf irrajy oone
. .i . i . - .i .
I . 4 .j ! Li., l.li j J
icb to convince 'th public of theabtlitv
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our
countrymen, with proper, protection
-Aimlrimeri aiiln nrniwi n-ni.linn I
T- t i-i 1 . r i" ? -i- '"? 1. '
ring, Agricultural a
We now invite the
Association. t continue
ports and to correct anyerrprsiwhicb may
tiave appeared in those r already published.
Let tba employed joperaiiyes meet in their
respective'distruts! to cousult together, and
devise the means lo gite a new impulse to
tbe hand of Jabot Viet ibemi appoint Dele
gates to express their wishes and views ai
tbe Conventiunand co-operate with us to
rfstorS to the countrir iis fbrmir prosperity;
Let the Farmers oi iheliteriof look at the
state bf the Republic, and having a Vegarr
to the whole country, jlet them meet us
through Iheir Delegates; ibepresent their
fielinis in behalf bf American Industry
aM of! those classes! Who1 jifotniib' a:-' market
have t beiadopledoi 1
i!. Pnnnir. i i rfPHnl. Jkinfrtfi with
couragement, are odds in lour favor f against y trade, r ran Kim was brought op to the same ed upon the mouse io come oat Yoo taseal,
the World; a cheap Soil audi every variety arl and George III, King of - England, waaeo did you Dof promise tbat Isbouid eat Jdo?'
tl Climate' secure to us if we only have the P'eed 'ritb it, that her partially learned tbe Ab1 replied the mouse,; but yoa kBowIT tens
-J.:i-... i....i eJji........ trade, and frequently set ppi ly pea after be aa in riauor attkt timk !V .? . Jl
fbr the productions of the soil and nrevent their forehead, is . genera y more, or . less ...
tSero fom beingiPdependenri-on foreign mascoline. Miss Lnndpn was 1
worsshops tor ranrics oi the nrst necessity. ,c,,,,-.uc fM.f rul -t'5 oege rf'JL,. w . ! .
A due preparation! rolasures lobe acted Mwt PardeoMss Leslie, ard tbe eel- rtWjfofce ye.- Hie 1 Y, Tri.
upon at our next meeungf Will: essentially ebrated Arm Mariaand Jane Porterare tbe booeaaya: Our friend Robert Pyleraon
r.iJ.- .k- "irVitLi.-r '-iii -.k-ii rr.nirif. On- if ih itfiTa Prt.r. k. and Private Secretarv of the President, was
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trie Protection of TLiborlHahd the prosertt- who .was admired tor f bif p rtorja) beauty,
ti on o( rpciprpcat Commetce; we trust boir Popexwa awfully gly, Pr Johrispo was no
citiz?nk generally wtH uneltn bur patriotic Mrbeau was (he; ugliest mad in all
labors 'a-SJ ;' j; I IffrN H France,and yet he was the greakal , favor-.
ilTbeiComroitteeincohcIUsibb wiir itewith iadie lAVomen mofejfreqnent
repeat that in whateyeraeetibnbf thexoun Pze lor sterling qualifies ofithe
ir thMA nntimint mv I hki nrnmnlaairt 'l
whatever pariy df. Jiateaer trade may ; es
pouse themills hoped implicit faili may 1
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do piacea in tueir sinceniy, ioo ii ueiegaies
are appointed; to meet ;bjtbat tb'ey;lwi)j
bring with theei a determination" and -the
means to carry our our tiewsei again
assert what was contained in our" former J
aouresi, inai "io prorooie- jjomestic inter
ests the Home League was established with
u reference to ptjvi d istmctions, .sodlei
imprest upon bur public trkpreenUttyes the
prpnMrofgardtng andSproruofing ibo-'e
ioierwts, Oureffuns
occasion IS propitious aid the necessiti ur if
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gentand we eall Upoo; pj tbose M woo love
their own Country : above all others, who
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preier iomeauc io roieign taierests to a- i
bite their exertions to ours, until the con-
cantrated efforts of the friends of American
;
Ibey
and
Nations! Je found to;preaib m efery 'de demanded Frank; lapaiientlf. Whyr wktie" , VH.r-
partment of onr Uoveinmehu r ? .' t f 1 as
.r;.-:;C.c. haven. tfiYv;i'-
j-i Jwacrrt ui,v i , x. yi r? i iraoui.
i.L .Ji i A I II ll I K A ,T I . H A TV 1 1 1 . h If IJ V- I
isT 1,'it kr -xx,--i farmed wiina tar aicKorv kiick-'wuu. stizea : r. i
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Iic9?c9) viu uiuvii w lur uamuesB ov uie i iias
there is an intimate connection between printing
QbttrSIITM Of thA '. Fnrl . ' thai I ol
ana nuowieoge, ana mai printers nave irenuent- Ljnuch of
ly been celebrated as authors, and : have risen
ffom he manual labor of, the press to the: most
eiCfa,ea "?B IB 80ccty and lellers Uajle
?',09. 1 pr,nl" P-d booki from his
Ucriot. or committincr his nhonirhia i nanpr
- n"i.i;a, "nuuui .no tuvci v-ciiiiuii ui uimiu i
Sir William Blacksione. the eminent Jaristfoutbut the fames of Ibeer caused puss io sneeze ;
a nil Mmmonlllnr rn ttnn Welt l.1 mA a I .t . ..LI. i X l: . L i. nL. i n
-v. vu ugin i.n,nja Wlliiici l
memory of almost every an who has moved
'uuwi iu BWiciii ( Win .lUIUICU II I in IDSianceS m I
. . . . ' . .... f J . S l . . h . r I
iiuiuicN uiiu lusiauccs in I
ignorance: So; byf reflet fluence;r they en-
lighten his owomind,; artel inspire a! thirsr for
loorninw teKiln at f iSa E aom iimA ikn. M..;MU
the on
rva uius
s,,re5
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- I-. (vMw-fi in a idiujij ui villi
dren; worth (endoUcari d'edi-Eveh the most
X A nWDninoi' ia a'.anttrw.l ftMil. kr L!I.
t
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barren piper brings. isibetblnff 'new-Children
lo regaiu -bur legislation,, and ia hieatiieeif Ihelaecative fW01 f f:,; eaWf .H Wg . f i &
i a t'J jp.wnicn joe, compositor! arranges, i ,,,u,g r"T7"TM Jt',,"r ,,s ft!?.. m
I ...... . (vysu ov.ii. iw uigivii. I r w - ..---ii 7t rhw n:"ijt;. !!
I. Ininlf nl bhi-h iiUl. t. J J I '. . r , i t r ,j. .Jl t- ,t, . .... i,?'
, "uuu t iw g.iu IIU1C IIICT lUIIIiaill IllVn .lirit trmit: I mr V f bl.,i.i v ...i , ;
....5 ...... wvf!;' niind the sexton wiin'riet me lae her out i 1 1 I
: -,:-A- ;'iS'""1v f ' F Then was the lime txrioail(J "bouvsJ- i nllifc-'
5 !i . t ?' 5' x iii.- ' i uu meetm'a OYfir. , - - :x ?'fx,- r ..-.,.) .
.... tinarariiiw.-;'.-.'! I
nt id ren
led
a present
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I Iha Mtifl imhnrUniiiv'hF l.ltiainani
u awaio ui mib cuii-ne gaT wnn coonaenee j
t.oi iu a umuj ,
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of children. Wo, bate made the remark be-
fore, and we repeal iii ihat; lake twVjfamilies of
cbildren equally jsroarb arid! both goingx tothe
llum 9nd na lAuol in Ihil lil-a lnii ftmilis. nl I i :
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one; half,": and an iimportjiot ihalf of jeducation.
as it respects the business of the world, and the
ability to rise and make onaVeelf respectable in
it-ia derived froraHewspapers What parent
would out wish his children respectable? Who
! would be willing ta'ba've his neighbors children
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iflioffasom a naperiostsl Olt is even in these
mora intelligent man nis own r and yet now in-
hard limes absolutefy conternpiibie ia amount,
manner felt. except in iti beneficial
fonseqoences, who pa id tba subscription regu-
,ai Voce 7ear " 1 4! " jl
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F Very infellectupl worn
aervaTion, are seldorti bealutiful.1 The for-
mat.ioo:bf hhei.r,rfitres and particularly
rr? '"l'1 a tat oi an .;itellectoal
man, I never knew la very talented vmari
mmdtban meo do womtn. Dr.l Johnson
chose a woman for a wife who bad scarcely
in'idea above an ;bys!0r.:' He ;:thWgbt her
tbeIoveliescreatore nf exwiepfe,1; if we
judge bv the inscription bar' left-on ber
tomb. tfore te. i
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2&ht e SublimtJ'Q ?gee IMf. Prof
fit, of Indiana, one of Capt. Tyler's sateliies,
a young man eiecleqi to Congress as a
whg from a Whig dtt net, and; b Whigs,
rise from bis seat Jiblhiii Hpuiej and pour
ler denunciation upon the aevoteir bead bf
states m an j.nil n.nt Jnhn
roriu a uuuo oi personal rinvective and oit-
Tl, 'r" r" '
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Oninrt M1imK. hn UA k.. iu ,
oer0 l0 bpprwf hefiatf C'pfJlriler.
An bid mid ws ut;cb vsked to? subscribe
ft a new paper; Sht an wered no she al-
ways made ber own news. ;
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re-d or.heathe coo lenisiipteUigenceof the TaineHy Mr. Pickeris? Representative la! on
affairs of lbs world. - and acauire useful know-l o..t. r... ? ,-ij- ..
Jtfemoifaz - Aa iwo.eent?emeo of the nresif K v
oamed lnttt and Frank; -were saateun ataongr ft
the Tock$;theyftscofrel - two beaniifnl ,!
maids sporting ia ihe water,' "cf fa to the 'beach.' "14 '
Delthfed and astonished al ' ch' a- discover, V . ! " -for
a (oomeat'ibejr wtrai a loss" what to doJ-h.' i
Reeoferifle; bbweTer.fruaiuheir first softrUtv.i
retired behind a reck, where they could etO"
not be seeo br tbesa dmnhies of theToceao' - V
SaidTcm,'lf Now Frank; oat "vrnh ywirrnoie't, .
book, and write ,hl: I dictate?'; tny oran$ jot p-' :
moonbeam : -eves nght ast ligbier.jng , . . -fD-.s.
rnooib, cheek", notV&cv beytmd'ihe 'reach bf . -
Johcsoo, Walket & Co.. oh LoU!,Hre(ihey JJt .
weie interruptedly 4 atouCelde'rly eent'effian,,": i ,
word as it fapfonoonfeid.. It does away aliooe-.
s - : -. -
therwiin tbe tetitoas method oi pellirtor it.
aisnocij 5iga3 lor. i an ine suoncs 01 ine pa
told by a reformed inebriate, as an apology for
LUnJatVaiKi lk ! Inllni;ifin mmia I I
thelfollTi uf drunkards : A mona
rana - nz abuut a brewery, ha npeninr; lo fall into
one of thecals of beer, Was in immediate dan-
ger of drowntoff. and annealed la a eat to help
him out.The cat replied, it isa foolish reqoeat.
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mnnn n:i(nnsti rpnnea inai inai iaif w nil in nm riti
iiit. n.k.An$nk. I'v.i i-.n-t.
( mouse WOb JtMUJJO In Ilia noic. . 1 118 C81 CSII
We rememehr peing at a Conference
Alttifl0
lli.ilinff Min. YantrA unl. uhpn nnn tit Iho
t i.'f " w 1 . . W ' w. " W
rDo you want salt ation' Wit!
con, ookin1ntbhis1)rutil7ic
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said the neaf m;
A. O. Cent7".';"r
There are5 manv if our readers who will re
lar.l - ln hs.r inf (tia kiiqvs iimnahi a fTlijtl tAiXeiia.
fiiivwij - ouii i iuuu uuiUincm oiiiniriiu
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k. - i- .n-rr.ikMj.v.k k.v. .
health whan hit firil met tliehi! -J7ii-iii.
iicaiiu itii-u iib i
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H anrtala of
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itttoxipation scarcely furnish a
mg by herlronk to sate her from de-
struction. .Her clothing was almost wholly
barned, saving t-nly a small fragment between
beJ shoulders and tbe groond where she lay ;
and her f a$ 6oroed ta crisp. Rochester
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TimeTsfgivehf that we may lake care of
aternity,ad ejewHy will not be loo long to re-
gret tbe loaof purme, if we have misneotit.
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frdg.GeotlemanG .od mt,rn.
ing Miss Sally f how do jpu do tmsinorn-,
ng? j Ml . ti .
Sally fl thank; you, sir, I feel sorofwhit
debititate in Wyiprovocalite powera.f
uentieman. r'mcKamtcomico, maaiqi.
here a few days since, very deeply: engag
ed in xPoijtica arrangements and negetta--tions.
Ibne o( tw conferences witJsr
lain Ioco Ecb; mange is he innocently
andmodestTyr observed 1 that his father
would wimitmii claims ifor ' re-election toj
a Deimct&icyional Conventions The
Kinderbbckers Hjetwed their f aces1rto an,
a go'nizjng Volem ni. tyL during the brief re-
matnder:bf the taferenbet-bur;tbe way ;
tb ey "g u flawed i s sbon . a a t hey got oh t of :
sight watf ipoaiilveiyj dangerous Happily,
no blood-vessets exploded.; '
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Virtne is both a j tit re ana an estate, i ti
tle the mbat exaltedj because it is God who
confers it; an estate; the most rich, because
it endures forever. Envy may notdero
gate the nt?o because it is written, in the
book of Heaven, and fraud cannot dimin
ish the estate, because no sin can reach it,
:Jl zobd many pnlatoes for one rttf. t
We unratand that a very worthy daueh-
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-.ter of the Emerald! Isle, wife of an lnd-.s-t
trioos ana nonest ptsrrunn, give -jino, on
Saturday night last io three nice bo s a fi
of them ; with the mother, we are glad to
say doing orate
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