'. i
IV'ifco-A-il '
- i fUrt Mr. jl'i'jH'inoii J'tf
It I ltt' l'filj Jluili Ul'OH-tit.UH
ago, OrtU A. Hrownson, now Ibe '. great gi) "
' of lb CathoR church in tltr eotmtry, and Ji-,
. for W i afcgnrdilad Quarterly lietiew, was nj
-Uysmliet clergyman in this WtjV 'Well, be
Jns get over (Aat, anil having tboronljly boxed
settled 5on iu Hi "bosom of l.'oniau Cnllioli-j
eim. 1U wield powerful pen, Lift; put-Iiily ,
eknoJJgc Uiat to Jcki uol permit uijuf ,
Jim lUview to go tu prw. '"that touches om C.7(J "V TTT
OtJieUm, without firt sabmitiiiJj'Tt! ibo n- yJlJ iVlli.
pen 'noon and criticism "of tlic highest dignitaries --'..-.,
fJt the Catholic phucli in tin country.
(A.fcwdayago,a youi.2Hianl)oia wiofl
JkowMoA, ui'l a iit to iin uiicla of fau wlio
IMmtocrM ia polilioi. A eonvt raalion aprung
am In relation lo rH'l''' matt.'tH. It ; ol
tkia rU.r r n t:iu d lo ui l,v the un, I.- bim-
elCwkeaii.eweUvi,,on, and
j - ..... . .. . . 'i-i IiY-ti'il in iiimiiiati..ti aHIim 1... 1...... 1
cilir. Ililoq w euucmi'o in imiwuit "r iiv , , , : - ... i
. ;., By, ana a uwu v....-. f . . ... . . ... . ' . il,t he would not wl the non.in.'ion t I ba
ai-ronmam m reiia.i. uu- i i...,. -n--. . . ,i - wmw. umi no aa no ktrvniH i at Hie u,th il
.5- who will auUuuliaUs the entire alulemeiit, if il
. ... ,.
todenMal. undor oatu. weenii atientiua l a:..
' ' Said the uncle to Henry Jtrownwi, " who .!..
.
i .. i a a
IVaaldent V
' " OA," he rei.tiel, 'or Cut. ft emoht r
i hy r akrd ln un le.
! ItKtAl'SK II K IS A l- ATHDMC T replied
you 03 Itrownaon.
Tha nephew then a.kel hia iinclo who In
meant to vjte for for Pnitide:il ! Me ii( m .
I waa an ol, fiiliion. d iKniioerat, an. I am a
Iterooerat yel j
"Why dou't Jon vote for Fremont T ak'dj
Drown ton.
- Iteeatie f cann'A and will not vote f.ir a Ie
man Catholic."
"Why not I A Itomnii t'.-ilhol'e is jn-t a
fjoul a man for I'reaidvut any ulli r man,
z said Brow mou.
The old jenlUmati luted ! it .j . i,,.n tu :l,.',
and referred to Calholi'; m"vuln,ii ;iu I .Mil)
ti in pt ai-", wlieii l'rotei ml . r. hmm l
at the Btake hal r7o tvr iliiy nut, tltti Kni'tt
chopped tjT, and were Mil-ted to nil rii.iiiiti. r of
torturea, niinplv lWor tlu v irrrr I "r. . :,jii!.
Hrownxiu replied" TH T Av.s i.i.T:
TUEV SHuU.l UK SKIiVKU su ..
There ia that com nVIJ "f )u", hill .ln.-.l ii.
with the droniht : it shnuhl he meif-to-fam
Arrtliet JlVotitaote ) 111 ' ' Unrtic. ,,,,
AurMraf aier Aoi7 A.trr tht ir A.-i.t rA.yiy.e7
'"
The old gentleman wan tib(W.Ve. and tune d
away.
lVeaenllv, hi wif--, ho hi 1. h. .11! lljin r .o
verMlion, cjiue iul.i i(m r.uiii, aiel talin a v1
hj the tid of lnr tiej.bew, mil 1 : ll-jny. v.u
Would'lit bttrii" our Aunt, vol 1 uu, j-il
CauiMr iilie .n :t ir't.-t.Tlit n
"YKV he 1. ph.d. iV 1I- ill l
Hl UNKii. if Y't vi:i:i: a iii.i:i.nr ::
AMU Wtiri.ii iiKt.rT" im' it:'- '
It it arate.1; tm eiiiv to add. lint lli uie l.
and hi family w. re uii.-tly .Im . in ..) f.-p
bemwlve iuulted in their o 11 d. II. nj. Pi.
jouiijf man soon Pxik lno Umkyi an I .1. aile.l.
And thi-ae are 'the iiii-u, !oddni w A n'.i
nirtitt, who ajvgftite, thp..xJixiiiuiiliC.ljijuaiiL..
itFji'Aisr: ),. . iifATiKi.it , o...iii:c.(i.
ArM.i. a. I I1KV k ' ' '
Thi UU-tiMitl who made to tut uU!:intiull
aa abova r-l.iU 4, 10 the pi.-.u. e nf itie ,.-. .
and if detlivd, run tu J.7jW.l.i.jr' lr .7 e7
rfotti.'
IKW D)1TUK Stl'TM I.IK K IT;
' Kvery day we see in Northern jour
nals announcements like the follow ing. -Let
it be remembered that it is the lcni-
. ocratic party llie same rty that claims
tl.e tl.o truest fi i.-ml of th.-South that fa-'
Yora
with
foes
Hie
Citizens of ( Iih.i-'o met Hi that t ity
tSuturday lat, for the purpose ol 'Iin -ming
a Scandii. avian Fremont ( iuli. If llu -e
there are about right hundred votei-i in
Chicago, all iinltistiioiis, fiugul, and teni
crate men. and a'l with one single ex
ception avowing the'r intention to v-...-for
Freedom uud I renioiit. ihev e.iin.
with their wives and daughters, and long
before the hour w hen proceedings were
commenced, the ll r ol the Hall was
completely occupied by these children ot
the North. The meeting wa.- a umt en
thlisiastic one. Stirring speeciii-s "were
made and resolutions in n- a hijited.
a wouij to s()I tiii:i:n mi:k
t il A.N IS.
AVe were shown a letter on yesterday
from a Philadelphia L'oni'sjMiiideiit id .a
bouse in this place, a part of which sur
prised us very much. It is this: The
bouse hfre hud ordere I maUrials to In
purchased for them by their agent, from ,
-a bua with wlo'4htv-had. livuu UuaI .
tlic imiuigratioa and the iuve!.ii,eiil ' . . - . , r" , . , " f ilt thew ggrarihieal, tbe amiomri parties. ( FDrien takes out licerrstr- in the town, 1 fonnp, which ever keep their dreamless ,,
iH.litieul p..w.-r" of these foreign ' ,. ( ,,;..,, ', f?., t ....i,'w.. think wo'ild -PWJ-nocratic. so caIW shall buyes a barrel of fish -berry whiskey, and ; jjJ?'"'-..'!'. tllg r-'irJ'",' 'ly
. t ...r ;,. litiiti ., 1 .; - 1.,... il - .n.r.ss of su. h a l ioiv for th,- i.r. .. w " -?!yyyr. !"d eimi;mtuf4a--eeltisi tc nn yripgc or eTriT.g tneniseives irm tune 10 nine, we now ,
.Norwegian. uetlisn, ami liatuali , ....... .... ... ' i t .' .. . anotner. 'nu, mm for fiva oona a cu-nllou. ami;., tines, bow tlicv seem toawaUeti in storms.
"'fagT"8'1'1 'IW''TXi?cms'll M Hljip'osed,'!,,,,, .iiipr.
Opvoti the usual terius, 1 or 0 mouths'. n
the next day, to Jhe surprise of the agent,
be leceived a message stating that the
bead of tho firm had " concluded that il
was not desirable to receive any South
tm paper owing to the political ilillirul
ties between the North and the South,
but would sell for cash." 1 he agent very
properly returned in reply, that "if these
were his feelings he would not buy from
him on any terms whatever." We also un
derstund that another uien limit who had
purchased from another linn in I 'hiladcl- t. presidency, ha refiis,sl to couit this ejiaau
jdlia girods ill his line, oil going t.i New ii,. and growing eb ttielil of piwer. While he
York and seeing a caid frimr-theuiL ex- has no hislilitv to for. igners, he frankly warns
l.ressini; similar feelings to the ahove. hHhis countrymen that it is safer tor American
immediately KufltiTWH ilhd tytolo them
u-,.r.l .1.... .1... ......... 1 ..... ,.,...L l.i ...... I.
' . .1.4.. .II.-J .iL.ii-"- i-..v -in., f-'-.--'- -si . 1 -ii
for "he- woulcf -TJtdccive thenl flitVrn-Wtherb.n.k h- would htue w.tl, them
1,..CJ ...C...M.I ... ..1....... TI" i;.r,lt .t. -ll the-privileges and blessing ol our, save Hie
ivnii;ti ivi.iis?.. ... ..o,.v .1. U ... .'1.1.1. s .
Hon autl Morris L. Hallowell.' Now.nor
.,, . i , , ,, ' ,,
"I'nii" I nun iu n it 1 n i'vvt, nun 11 imii
. . . t. v
IIilPPliuiita lin.l .innliliiHl nfirfliUMiiur flimr
pxwis nt Pliilmlulpliianml N;ew York nntl
stop at llaltimore, abolitiimism would!'
I..." . . .i i ' . , . . i
invo uceil llipi.eil 111 tne' nun. Aliect a ,
mail a tivtopoul. an. I von u-ill cniiii lu-imri
Liln t. toeii.a II'.,'.,. i
. ... w sa nao.- v ...... isn '
' ;.-.. i
'iu t lie if ira; -1 w inn tne 1 reinocraiic
v.-- i-i ... t . i -T- . e .1 . i , ... .
electors
sorve.
vote for the
other, l.iisihes
' I'Un b) stump it, .
. . j . -
ot Mississippi have refused to ' con.,s .,tVv0 Whigs and 1 VnWraU, Uavely re- Jn... S. l. aiimik, i.
CatlSO ono- of them is going to '.inre'd m-ace th a distnu-tetS country who has II. W - Hnrra K. t. l i KiKta,
American nominees, ant the!: : . .i.- tJ .t,.- 'nh or i ImomaS.K.A mitmsv, iso. i . . t-ami mkli.
s eno-a-euietits won't allow i...;.. ,. f. fr the ' "'"', : UM'r-".
l ' ')i
To TIlC Pfl of ill l'ullo"4 salfS.
j Kkliow (.'itukxs llicre art cireumnlniK-Hi
(uro ar fr.tlv lo coiimiu.ii. atB kunia of our an-
r.-Ufiimoim. lhxv we a.Lllratu lirr. and to cm
ul"' V" "1 to look lull III tlm fcie v
" ' "",'",J
inav HTin to iini.ii,l over
T.. ..f il... . i.;: .
.try
i""'"'! iiarnn in iim coun
Ii nv i. tched - IWidehiial I..11L. ...;...:
on.
1 . . . . ' - -T- - "
t,U Uo fvailul a eliafiu u-r a- to atir
i. . . ....... j.. . . ..
I ai"wuii ill a.-i'iiiiiirr fvmn.L u miu.tf iwi .in..
'uukhI. iliai ilio t.ar-.i Imvn in .U,L ..i
opi riil. d aa to i.rea iiiioii tl' counU y one excit-
in- iue alter another, .u.til, by doit of eouti.,-
- H-'ion, they have nearly tuce.,..J in
arraiii" in bimlilu e.iluiiiii. une luilfnf 1 1...
fuioi, agonal the other. They ni p a" mutually
to ham employed all tlie enei..K of i.aitv now-
1 1 I ..r ..... 1 1 i.i;.,... .. .i i
...... .-. . ,....Mu u.iun.i, I'njuoiee, miu
I ...... .1... ... :.. .1.
IH'W
I time iii t
I.!. I
"' if V.-rillM;ljt
: find .
trulv feirin-
l-l
1'le party fully oriraiusd and umik. tv-erv
,i :.. ...... . i .i i "
.,.iiiii ill. il i.r Iii i-iiliiliili.. ... IH,ll-fc :ni.-
le, liie' a i.r iii the ilauhij.linif Stali of i )-
I in
tli,!
"i.. in a .(mi... ',,r tin , utin - pMsei of
"lit' d'TIMV. Ill tll.'lt OIL'.-lul'iliiili me in-
elu I.-.I men .ti hi Mre ti.jioHt i ! eiinservri
In.- and n ih.in.il. lull Mlinare U-lu-veJ to be led,
by 't i'i .r iui-e.)iie. ptiniv, into iii.jw-ni. nls
ln. h, in iii it , ....,r lie. ne mv. lli. i raioiot but
ni "il from, a lli. y wmild from pelil. in e and
laninie.
! inai;.-i'..ni. nt ba h ii e-'fnliaily i-ontioll-
.1111 ! I - . "
e. i n-a.l. i who. uti. I.T nil i llcilllirf aiic.', have
! I- PI up n in liv.'. uuiVa-in'. and im
plaeaLli: iiaiCire uju.n tliu inlilulu,iis of tin.
.lai'vliol lui Stuw . Should KUeh a party un
for -iti 1 niee.ed, ill flie pleM-ul, dlstrneU-d
tale of tli. iu(te Tliiifl in e. i 'i'. a wl-tioii.il
I'r. nt. -n j..if.r alone f.tr tie- voter of t.
noii slmi liol.l.i. StHtm, we haietiKi inn. Ii rea-
icli to i.j.pr. H. lid lli.lt then! Illl'.'lil HlM.inllv
I. n tii . t e .t- in e a niuu in
th.- c..tisy.j'i. in of vile.-h tio
em i-ti".". :iu I no l"i, r of Ins eoui.
ofp.ij.ular oveniiiieiil jinywh.-riJ:
all eoiiiili tune, vi.liv tu d. plore.
do tint li.-li.-n- tii.-y eiui Miivi-e 1, bill we
mat ! ally "rva.in2 npon tin- bri'ik nf ilw
V"i.-mo. tli.it ! IiiiLIh, at anv irninn ii o biir.t
loilli and oi i l..-lin ;!.e nalw.n."
loil the I; ii'. he. in puty i. not nl, .tie reKin-
V- !! ll.l'i l.j O.lh.l. l-l. In.t tS .lj,l',..
the on'v daii'. r lo tin- ktat.ihtv of he lioi. rtl
tuent in it pn-ti'ii; form, llie I lemoertic j arty
Las i agirrly aiel ra-hly n im'll upon (beat) roo
lii. ntous i-u.-., aid uieUled them as I lie tbtin
der l.ilts of a i : v wnif.ii,.. They hate atriven
to In .'Men the V.rth :m. I lo eoinx ntlate North
em int.. ujM.ii tlt. it i-anid;it-s.
h.-ii th.tr h i. me iiK-te-uies are resisted
tin ) t.i.m: h.-l! toli.il III' II. Ill llle elUtll, :ia " Sui'lllls-.-oio.t.
" or Wor-.- than ..ulniiiioliit., a. the
AUilitiuin.N tauiil ti.-ilioind men in tin- North
;ei " doiih l.in-s" ot uore than douli-faei-s.
1 In y li.mj nj ialei,lly struggled to brilio
aKoiit t lie foMnaiiAu ,,i or-iplueal partii-s, mk Ii
.i tie; l-'.ith.-r nf hi" t'ountiy so eiiii.liatie.illv
vanit.l u, uain.t, b.wd un iiiestions untile
'. ''d.ng 1- dil the I'n.oii aaumter ; aud
- tio
in -it, Ii, .in I it in 'V Is- al no distant day. it" rash
error would i un lid-r a storm of si i tmiial enu
flirt U-lie:itil wli. !l tin . .1 .-r mil. 'I. t Wtitlid sink
inf.. 111:11.. .- Conk ih.y, loo, will fsil.
ImiI w.- I- I . ve the tun,, has c e when llie
coimtioii s.il'. Iv reipiues tliat th.-raoiiii; sectional
li.-.ts of th .se parties should U- e.sil. d. 'I In-iin,.-
ha. eon... wlii-n l.atlollal, eoliserv alive lllell.
re.'.-elin tin: V oust it utii .11, true to their whole
rouuttv and " indignantly frowning upon the
111.1 .1.1 1. ion. ni .'ii,'"',, siioiiii. .iiiiiii siioi.i-
of disunion " should stand shoul-
. . , . . i. .- i , I . i
,f,.. ',',t.t Chief Magistrate in whose
ipai iti. hoii'-itv mi l patiiotisin all colli. I coli-
ti i-. I'h,
no-., nted
aii"tial Anii riean parlv have now
.-I. a man one who lias been tri" d
and f uiel hi'tlitul to en-rv trust who, tnin
.ml. I- lily called iljiin to lake the helm of gov
ernment, nl a t mi.-, t hen the lb-av--n were lu-
i.l i !h the angry li nipest of 1 Hltl-'jO. o sue
ees.tiilly rode out t'mt sliirin, so faithfullv and
ig ill.-iutlv sis in.-d 4he Siifi-ly of the noble ship of
State, as Ut win ftniii au a-liiiiimg jsnitle'ihe
nio-l h. tt". It plan. Ills, " eii done thoy good
and faill.ful servant."
i. i.nail Vi.ti t.i anntlier f. aiful enneer nn
. .. . --
I n. iiiiiiiuinnii"; .Hitmen'
..oi.i.ii l.lui.,11 the I li'iiiiu-r.-ll ie nn.l l!. inilili
in panics tor xntnttrjmKB
ii iisioiis ein".si-il for the fate of the
one or the oilier ot those parti.-, as the uncer
tain movements of the ( ii-nnans or Iiish oscillate
Ik -twei-n them. We warn vou that the tat
,.f
1,1
this gr. at gov. rniiietit may soon t--eqnallv d-
..... .1....I ........ ll... . ,. i.t-.l. I.. ... ...-i.iiM.nl. ..f ihos. .
r ' "I '' -
im.r hte iiriu.'. Ir.nh In till Iiiil till nari'lll ill
, f ,
Innl. trui.i the inonarclin-s ol
Fan
huge poll.,,,,, of our Inion are al-
idv
(lowing Mttli furt iirn t'"'nlali"ti
.til:iiion Mid. w "n it 1 1 ulterlv imn-
P,l.u; M,:irti,, H.rl:.r Sor,.m.;n , in 1,0
1 1, I W'oild. So immense is now the influx that
I we can scarcely Im- reg nded as lilies nne, or the
l,.sccii. burn of th.i same peo le we were twenty
year ago. Where and ill what, is this to end
Mi ilium Fn i.vokk alone, of the .and idatea for
h,.rn citu) iis to rule the destinies of America.
H i. in . nitnessi'd th. ir ileiihirahV con.hiioii 111
; . ., . . , .
WfW' ""!u
mint, and overturning the carol MaU', in w hull
., i . ... A ....i
w . or. h niiMni'ira. i U'fuOth otl lo fc'c
' .
V1 'JJ1
rs we nave iineiiy gianee.i ai, aim to
. . ., l l . ; . .
.1 1...... l..r..M. il iu I... Int.. fiit-ever :
w 1 ... ,,;.., uiih us in sunnort of
"l T . . I'
,.. n.itiU.t slatesman who has always tearlesiy
.... l 1.:. ........ il .. 'hi. ...er n
.1. ' I.; ;.H.,. .l-r wl,n haa rien
.III' n.llwi HUOT.ll ill- H"'u'" -
from nn apprentice Iwy to the 1 'residency -J-w ho.
.
Lv.Vil.'.i. imirmu' th.' fsolitli. oi for the South
j " - " .. .
" ' ' --tirrTTrc-TrTT Y.:AT.nC77':rrwaa'K"u' a common couulry against his liauid tlamnatioii. desfrnellve to lunlv thev drive each other fr. nil tiiei r rich pas- f,.l
radicals. North and Smth. and, wan the aid ol Moai ' "t'.KTyit&r
, i , - I iM I '
it"! I
"ST 1 1 t -
Iainrt ilia North, tln-y nre not the mtii ho
i",,oulJ "iffranca lo me.'
" "" d "ol rry '"Z lUicin StU,
; luiruiy, iiihi lie liau no lrfiiLli
iv""",
tit the Sooth, and ruuld
not carry a Miiirit
rMJ"I'"'" 'au ; lourtniv, inat-lio wan o Ninth-
i.. .i . . . i .
thb
rn in lu f.-vlmji and riens, tlml Ua North
""S1'1 n"1 to upt' hitrvnud would tot ; and,
vi llml "e waa an siooitriOtttr, athj cout'l
... . .. 1 I . .,..1 .1
, ,B,m "f . ""IT0" V "011111.
w Inch retaleal to liia vUim aiwl nr.mw.ii nf miK.
i i "
"c l1'! bi frieoilt lave deemed it beat to per-'.
m "'" 10 refuted, aa they have been moat
'""" a,,,J .triu-baatljr, by' the record of hi.
'" ' ' ' , W. " W .
"nd nintily ajreechet, which the opte have cv-1
d with admiration aiul delight, and
''X "n pure, unsullied r.;polation nnd ot-
lean cnaraeier.
11
tjftheae the eo.ie themselves
of forming an accurate jiidtrinciit,
i .
''ad
the means of forming
" " Jgiem ootu ne ami ins irien.is
l .. .1.... :.. i .... . i .i i i i .
'' Hm. are now, re.nly to
oow Willi resoectfU aubimssion tlicv ul no
' . .. .
apH i to any otlitjr tril.unal. ;
Km the arts and falsehoods which have been efumiliar towards us.; still they show in a il"
r.:ortel to bj- ihe' two act tional parties if the cidvd amount of respect. A few iays ainoe, we ! Tb-sidcs 1 lie countless varieties rf the
............ 1 1 M I.-T1I. . I , ...II I . ... I e.-. . 1 .1 .. 1... t
..Minor iu we.-iaeii .nr. iiiiinore, ny un tie nu
.ii-,.,.. ...
tiii oeiier tnai no. was without strength elsewhere ;
than in ,l, pU- where the ,lelmo.l wa, told, '
the .eople have not bH.-n so well able to under-
sUtod. Thev have heard lloae assertions gen- I
-rally with sunirise and incredulity, tl.oi.oli the
fr.iitiMtrvorilj. tr retail itiuii. lli ijm.ti.l.-nt ttiu-
im m v nf ih.ir repetition, the eoiifjdent t,.tie
I I .1 . 1 . 1 , 1
11 wiik-ii in,-, iin.u ue-eu iiuiuo to at.iiear, aim, ,
alioteall, the erfect concurrence of Ib-publi-
catis nnd IH-tnocrau 111 tliese iiiisrepresentatiorm..
and toe readiness with which the one sustained
.1 .1 r 1 . ..- 1 .
ui- one 1 1 ii.oricaiion, iiatu mane some imprea- :
sioii i1.oii the public iiiiinl, or nt least upon the
minor 01 mien aa consult tneir rear rattier than !
rlv UIMin th. (.m.Iiiuu tif mi,..
I (ion the eve of our adjournment, lluae-and
til
ph.and by ijiissionariea and -miaariea.
M ill
i.-al and npphretit couiidene,d worthier of
a iN.'iii'r cue, auu ne assel linn .s nnu.' n. I. ...I
..i . . i .1 .. .1
thai Mr. Fillmore .,11 be now withdrawn. J
In addn-ssi,, - von ....w .. .; .1. .i...;..:,..i.. .
- r yoi'i"....
il.ltlil. i l.-l llll'S.- Ulllrili. r. r-.rlJ ... 1 . . ...
- -i u. eiiii.-e. ns
far a we can the false impression to which thev
have iivea r.se. and thus lo strin our ...mir. nf
-tbeir nw.t bmnn and laih mil. i.i.it:n
u.eans ol wailare, i
None of these charges and insinuations arc
true. AVe speak to all sections of our common
eoumry in sating o. 'llie friends of our enndi-
dad's, Ulh Norlh and South, are standiu" tirin-
ly by tin ir color and by their men, and will do
so until the collies', is decided in November.
I hey do so both from choice and from dutv.
I h.y choose it, because their men stand on the
only truly natiotial platform, as broad as the en-
tire I'moii, and eiactly co-cxtensii e with the
i-oiisi.iuiiou, recogmiing tne rignis ol tne Males
on the ono hand, and of the Federal Covern-
iin iit on the other, and hold'ner each sovereifrii
nper sphere ; and their duty reouinst
UVcan say to our friend in all seetiorr, that
fioin heiiivfoiih until the elixiion in Not ember.''
.... ..... ,. ... f,- I ..... ,., .pi, ,
..... i. . ... iu.,-n,iiiiTi mio nut iii.unnie.il otouri
, mi. nodus iiiu-i ue oaseo upon soim-iiiing in
.1... .-. .-.... . .. . .
i: . . ... ... ... . i
that North and South the friends of our candi-
dates are true a well-tempered ste, !. and are
wotkingwith more heart, n-aP and confidence
as the canvass processes. The hearts of true :
llie iiiiure lliliereiii iroill lite fast, to oo true 1
...,!,...,.. I ...,. " .ll. ...I
.North and South, bent in unison
- . , I I ' . i i
,m eaeu oo.ei, nuu lue.r i.anos are oeing fig-,
:usly applied 10 a common h.U.r. and for a
...... 1 1 .1...... .... ... i
, ,,, ,.ni inc I--.I.I a--
son, in any .iti..n, tor distrust ot fn.-rids in any
other. U-l not the enemy reap anv fiuits from
Hie insidious policy pursued Ly t Us in. yt e say
to yu ihal il apiears to us fioin this "point of
ols. nation, that if all who in their hearts prefer
Millard Fillmore for President shall vole for him,
he will be tiiumiltuMtly erelnl.
-.. ' ...
iv e do Hut pretend to direct, govern, or eou-
Irol the. movement ill favoi of the American
cause. That i a matter solely
the hands of
"-
, 'he iMHiple at large. It is theirs
thev ori-ina-
ted it. We beheve our camlidaU-s however, are
...... .. . .
inniiiteiy stronger amongst uioy7-rltiati among
...I.....: .1... l. .1.:. .: l. . :..
I -- l " " "- - . v -
nt of iUtai,ee. , . "1." 7" .- .-"g.e- xouuis oi luem, mat inoae o. us lor... a uea.u . u ipniK . .. i nere u too..- eo ...r. vue ge.u.e o, uia.e.u.. lent vascular and nervous
human- ilo.n '!:' ,lu,),' uf "0""1 !'e kc1' ,f n,'',!""'i "! ; !' "lyd home to guara our wagoi and sand hues and tinges sh.no and glitter in ,;. H,r Iiu.band looks on her with a proud ;t,llctu,e ,,f ,lt! in,L.rir osoirja rmrrbW
. b.irust I-1 a. i n nurT. i-n.U .liH..r.,i ....i ,.r,.- I,... I. .;.... I . .i i ... i: .i.. ?.. .1 :...i. .1. . . . u "-ro oi me niiciior tisseou portion Ol
.... ..... .. ... i .. ..:.. ... .i .i . .i . .. i a r n si . . i .. .1.- -1 . ..1 r 1 r KV, v
u.try or Inend , ,, ' ' ,", ' ! . ' ' : .,' " " , , eneii ciinnging ngm. ... ine i.iu.i,-... e .... aIlJ s.lr)Wt ,,t.r , .ame riirvtnt lovtt -nd , tfj, .j.i, wjc, coutm,,, icflt5a l.r
could hoi. in "f ' .""J .t ,a"1 Hr?.K? ''' . ... i of their luxurious growth, the fuei es.ee- . ' ..,.,:, u,,,,, fir.t , , ' r 11,' j" ' " I"" bJ
menis are se-tu to ue.couuiry l,y railroad, by ( The Zo.l-.tynruttural rewurc, .fr.-l he : 8eeM ton-ratify every whim and ,7 . .. '
miier. or strung ing to acimre it Let lui..uada.l ,VsOuldu Jt ipoii I iiiil fim l iliml
cheer. Let them do irieirT.rokeii Tcm.s.-!' for (heo "Til ToT.er 'VmrnesrhlOT TIIC bKeoin
,,., .... u. .,o..is.,cv. n. ...in Ki.-.i
slreni'th at the ih.11. I-t each man iro to work
.1 i o..... :ll l.. I., i .. .1...:. .
. . . 7 , , , . .
un. r..,.li,L. kit lru.lt irl,.rr un.l llie i.e.
-
i.L.-m ,m (hp ' X .1 aunmhii 1I.11 ct.irl
i, '.i r ,
should induce them for ono moment to think of
tak in
ikies between tho CJititiiJalfS of tiiosv
- i
iiriiiTiTKU aViitiotiHi orrjfiiMZ.iiuns ii un nro niw
f v..rl, ... "
SonTir. oMhe South against the North. They
hhonIJ UJ wi, WA U cvcrtlirown. TI.ecou.i-,
lfy iw Hnd dcma..J. iuifoly. IV
i.iiinis.oi rn.i.Moub ana i.iiM.i.so a.e ine
1 1 '..... . . 1 i. ...1 1
ale tne (
fii. iids of the I'mon. Tlu v have the (Mivver to
elect them", and' rhus strengthen the lnds of to the fact that the Itquor dealers lead
ihat fiienilshii and contidencc lM.-twe-n the worse than unprofitable livqs, and yet
North aud the South which in other days added grQW independent bv4he- harm thev iu
siii h iKiwer and iglory U the Republic. .... rn .. .' it . "i
1 . 11 1 . 1 . .1 . ,i. . ,1 nict upon society, llkcvtollow a busi-
l.et us pledge ourselves each to the otnet that 1 ' -
kvukv mvs viML no ins unv toourcaudidali". which every candid man admits is an
and our cause, and you may rely upon it the evil fa grievcons nuisance, protected by
country will be saved from the dangers that en ftW ,101,r, jt be ; and Vet the good pio-
oiiipass it, and restored to th oilh t and coiili- . . . . ,
..IckI which blessed itat .he clo'e of Mr. Fill pie of tlic State patiently bow their necks
ltlor's,adltlil!istration.
Wu. W. V vi k, W. K. Sun ii,
III MI'llllKV MtllSIIALL, W. I. r.M.KKWOOII,
S. Ii. IIavkn, A. K. Maiisiiaii,
F. K. Zoi i.ieoKKKti, Thomas liit um.
IIkxuvWixiku Iiavim, F
S. KnwAiun,
I 1. K. MOOHK, . II. .NKr.l,
.. i it
sufswIlKV-MV M. I'll-I-KK, StMlll. t . ! VV OI'K,
J. I!.lli.-.l;l, ' K. I . v t I.I.KN,
i
S. .rT Il tau.sos,
ClltKLKS I.KAI1V,
tiKO. Kl STIR, Jr
- , si . ii v Ii I. .... 1 .,
I i titIIMIU. .AUUUSl -"t ai--iv.
o.?.- (CTv:-.-..rj.n .-j. ffki.-,ji:f7t' v-Kw'Iesl't.SHl s . k-fe.y.
t -t i'-, , ,
SALISBURY, N. C., SEPTIC
GAME. IS KANSAS LTEliRlTOUY. X
Tim followinir ia extracted from a kttr ro-
htly pWi,bed fii the ObieTarnH:-
Font 1,'n.Er, K. T, July 31.
ya. not tbe.eoouijucaea Iwaiwlwbrd-kt-
t,-r. Mv ilctli ii a VMlnut lriff. in tlic i J '! of a
akirt of timber, on on of the main tril.iiUric of
"ic ivai)a rirrr. aii aoon. ouiaocc m my
uwnnne, conmainit .01 two oreauius 01 coiiou
t .
chilli, inclinea at ngiil anjiea over a inuicijerry
ridae role. and mv couch ia this fertile flowery
valley! with an Indian cainpfire at my feet, mid
1 me wars ror my muov mougii none
one of tliete
.1 Z il: . .... I I .. I'm
, un.ig niaae 111c ii u.-.piei a..u louewmo, lor
' Latmn or nature
Tht Sirjt oA'tiaar't. The Lirda are thriinii
and wnguig around me, and some of tliem are
j selling up a variety of sounds that teem little
',k 1 '
the nightingale, a specie of the oriole. , are
; among those 1 venture to .name. ' The hawk,
duck, prairie hen, grouse, and hill crane, wild
gooae, and turkey are rather abtitidntit.
i Qaailruptdr. Uur quadruped ffiime consists
i . i .i t ., ...
i .1 . .1 . . . - i
o rau i tiiii once, jppiiers, tut lox, llie Sijtnrrei.
Itie badger, prairie 0g, praine wuU, eeyotia.
deer, antelone. tt. nnd bulla la:
We hare con-
... .. . ...
snk-raWe sport witli llie wolves. J hey are ralli-
They are rath-
uxik a nutmiiir iron, ano rouieo uiteeii ante-
.... ". ..
totK-a killing one, and taking one prisoner. .,
'V,A.-Fisl.,-nd very' denufully in all the
river and tributaries in the Terriory. A parlv
of us, s few davs ago, w.-nt to :he Uepublie.-ii i
Fork, nnd with our waon sheet, tau-K a cat-
Hli tltnl weiMunl fortv-onA lanntulC uitlt .tl.i.r
fish that weiglied forty-one lavuid: viUi other
' i 'i-i. :.i -
wizea raiitnn" oown. s ne cai-ra is n very nue
eating tish. The other tariet'ci are quite nu-
nierous.
llitfolu Hunt. Thcr'j is a rarty of us- w,ine
. ' -
m is a rarty of u mini;
f..iv ,iV. lir,;,,
lew dais, slarling Ironi
ng up tke Saline Fork.-
ch.imf.Bts have just re-
a uurtaio i.uniiu ill n it:
Fort ltiley, nnd following
A party ol oui iieiihoor clannnnts liave lust
tnri (mm . u A-.t- . 1....... u.l.l. il,. . r.( nm...
buttalo, a'ad two live laittalo calves, ;lluy give
soil of this Territory is a ' rieli veg.tal.le loam,
atronsrly impreenaU'd with limestone. The ire -
oMch lorinallon ol t he eotinlrv is verv sunn e.
. .-- -, . . . .
h is very likely there i, some coal in ti.w Te'rri-
.,... it. ... I- ...;...i.u i ;...i
. -. - ...v
n.l l.mnU mra iin..rii.,iu. in mo .... I .......,.
f -- "' "-.-". ....... ... ... j'.........M
to about one acre of timber lo lh.ee hundred
aer. of nrairie. There is water in uraat imrliona
t - inf the Trrliofi' ami a i.irai.tiVFrja il..rl..tiaiee
in olhers. J lie country weH adapted to Hie
raising of horses, cattle, heep, and hogs ; to the
culture of hemp, corn, potatoes, and the grape.
A gentleman of considerable agricultural exiic-
ri.-i.ee told tne he thou'rlit the piineital prixluet
of the country were destined to commence with
" V ;" wool and wine. They will, unqiicstioO-
ablybe leading prixluctiolis, but no theory-can
make this any less than a great cattle country,
. .
T11F LICENSF SVSTFil '
Is nn abominable monopoly, a vile an -
ti-deiuoeratic feature, bent-litting the few '
ami oppressing the tlliHiy. ' l'utriek '
h mn r.ra-4Wmnn. mrttn knn4
,..i. t.rf I,:. t-- ".......I I ..... ... .
M)nugt llliin a1 make jn a .1nio , n
, f , i t ,.
ueeeui unu .nseiui occuoaiuiu. uen in
,. . , , . . . . ,. "
kvutnekv. wbv is it that the license sva-
. . - ... -
,enl ' u what principle ot j3-.
or riK,lt. rty is it bused '.
Is it not in open violation of justice, all
right, and all liberiy f What right has,
.HIV man. in a country like ours, to pur-
1 le I
cuase a iiiouopoiy ior a mill-
iii" a ti.i tiine
by means that ruin morals, waste
the
t ... ... . .i i - i i
siiDsiance, auu tiesiioy ine puvsieai aini
intellectual man Wa poiit'end that I !.i
i,tllrit linn,,.,. ..-i ; ., ,.L I.
..i .uguiu .iv..c.,ni,i, is.i, .....-' t
edgVneut that the trade is all wrong, and
must be kept under a restraint. ' If it is
a hurtful business, it is a nuisance, and
must be put down ; if it is a useful bttsi-
ness, all restraint should be removed, and
every man allotted toeni'ai'e in this very
.. ..... . . -.
timoi-aN,; iJul,ilojn,Jial, eWf,(vW,
Lhrit,un employment f How .lo vou
like that ? How "would you like to Ve
. .i - . i - -i
twenty or thirty grog Shops m every vn-
I I.. .1.. .......
Mft. .v ...,... v s-. .... ... s, . j s
. . ..... ...
r w oiirscl vcs, we say down with the Ii -
... -.1 .i l :.i. fci..
evojse st sit-in auu ineo uuwu tv nu me
, 1 . .... . , . .
Miiernal liquor triune, now ooistcrcu up
. . . . 1
by the license system I ,
J '
We'copy from "the South Iventtickian,'
a .1.1 .1 1- . i
l' -l"Js'-' - "'e loregoiug pungent ami
ointed remarks on the licensed li.pior
t raffle.
I he same law exists in tlnsState,
Ati J 3 su!)iect to the sumo objections.
- -
... la. , Vni-fli fVii-nliim nsi ..-ilii..cu..d
and submit to the galling yoke. ' Let all
such read tlic following':"
' LET I'S ALONK ANI MINI Vol U OWN
lit SINKSS.
In reply to this exhortation of liquor dealers,
j . Hums, of England, says :
I I cannot let the traffic alone. I hate never
1 sold, bought, given, tasted, or recommended, or
' sanctioned it in one form or another. And y.-t,
ir, this traffic won't k-r me atoW It attacks
I my pocket. Who pays the increased taxation
! of drunkenness ! The sober ami the virtuous.
And it is a shame that the whole community
should lie taxed for - one class. I knoW some
persons have said, "why don t you let our traffic,
alone ! )'o don't intei fero1
ith you ; you tu.iv
'. -
'si'
, 1 . 1 . II ,? , I
I i
f,
1856.
'jroon willi ymir teeMal apoeclic.fi, only don't
''"" in tti prohibitory Iiw tn.inn. r." J
777 T.7 7. iT .V7j JT iTT .."rT
tuoaUsly you woV - And where k tU- mania.
riiaimnTtV-tib'"Tia n" 'o''iw, ' ami ear to
lunr an.l :i licitrl Li fwl. all.! tH.Wfl to A I'llrn mid
1 ivmrmthire with moral wn-1. licdnetw, thnt limit
not w ummrwu ihtohu ninnnre cm; uv m
rue cuiamiiKt prouueeu uy me iirou uruia
..... i. e
iratucl It inovet me in every iower oi myi
! mind. It Jitreea every emutivii of riiv suiil.
Am I a man. nnd can f ae-o tlic m.inliooj of my
, fellow-creature nnnihilated out of them ?
Alll
, 1 curinian, aim ran I v H1e11wmnoTi.nl
...... 1 .1 . .1 1 11
m.n ! i ,u ..iimm.lir m l.rniLrl u tint itu
drunkard niV brother ! That de'iaded wi
i . "... v ... . ... .
fe of
bit ia my sister ; those orphaii have a claim up-
i on my-artbi.. ; and I do not d-werve the
' V"""'1 , f"1.4'.0" ?
! monster if 1 were not shocked, aud dwtrvtvsed,
and griev.d, and pained, nnd martyred by tb
trHtlic. Tlierefore, though I am a teetotaller,
I id have no connection with the drinking bale
its of the country, I suffer in bo.lv, pocket, mind.
. .. i I ll .1 . - ..I
.in. I oonseieiiee, ami ail die power ot my join,
. i n .i i . .. ... i
by. Urn evil ami destructive Hung.
Tint RnHnm Af thi Spa
i iciifi, my ooiioiii hi uie Benhuu'iun'ioi
. . ....
with the cur eil, deep tmrpe learcsol the
sea lettuee, with a largo vvorous liehens,-
am ,nanv-bi .inched, hollow ill'ae, ftill-d'
:.; ai,l ,t ii.n in their ro-V Tittle hlad -
, t.:..i i.. .... .;,,,.
i ' e ,
' ' '
illlll.
im'!f' , . e ,
I Imart l.lniitd form Btilinmi-ino f..roti.
-"r " i V" , . '
'towiiil' one into anotner. in tip pareimy
-r , " , . . i , -
lawless order : here mterlacmg their bran-
" w 'CS,B "r,".r ' "?'V"""' ...,
ches, there forining bovvers and long aven-
' J? i i .i . n
I e 5 t one tunc thriving abundantly, till
the' thicket seems iiiiiietalral.le ; then
loavit.e. Urge openings between
1 '
nir.iii.
. w old and W..M, where Sitialler plants
i i. i
,(. ( '...oniiur -,, In t'l.o orotiml or
. .. .,..., ,.i.j ...,
. ae..ij...o .into Biie-ivi.eu u.o.ci, inisnvu
. " . " , .... .
" ' " !S "V t ,U0 b,09SeU
. M't ot heaven, they loi ni pale green
-.,.. ,t ; ,...;,i,..i. ,,.,,
HU-"H'HJ, rt.ie.
. . .
or sl:ir; l'r rlsc "1 "tarer to tlic stirlace,
' to bo tratiscentlently rich and gorgeous
ni-viv; 1111.1V1 iiyiiin-i tn.-t'ii
' in 4mrlitet ""re en. aelAt awl tHirrdev And
: Hirongti tins iiroain-iiKe scene, playing in
all the colours of the rainbow and deep
under the hollow, briny ocean, there sail
'and chase each other merrily iraylv - paiu -
ted iiKdlusces, and bright sinning ni.es. 1 iiam com.ty, (Jeorgia, the other, a stu-' "I1" ar" 01 a nan nuie. mi ten snow
Snails of every shape creep slowly along ,(t.,1(Iolls precipice in l'endlelon district, '"adc "fter we arrived on thegronnd five
the stems, while huge, grey-haired seals South Carolina. They are both faintly of them struck the. target, which was
hang with their enormous tusks on large, mentioned in the late edition of Moore's ia.1,o;lt seven feet square. This was eon
trill trees. There is the gigantic Dugong, GeoyraDhv. but not as thev merit. - The ; 8,tk'ruU excellent shooting at last 4is-
the siren of the ancients, the side long
shark with his leaden eves,the thick-hair-
!d sea leopnnl, and the eluggtali tur -
tie.
these strange,
shapen
: riii lik i juids- liuiu Ueneath. aud
siu.itni.r thromdi the aii.n-v si.iav! I V-r-
,,., tlll.y
grime, peacefully in the uul.ro-
1- .
i.o'-"
ot llie ocean s tlee
p bed, wlien
s.vlv, silently
l ' . I,... ....
1. a hungry shark comes
1 ., . -. I i
aroun.l mar grove, g.a-sy eves s.iine
ghost-like with a yellow sheen, ami seek
tbetr prey, llie sea-dog first becomes
aware of Ins dreaded enemy, and seeks
re.uge in tne iiucncm ieceses oi tne iu-
gusinrest. i it nn m-tiani mo w i
rest. In an itHtant the wliole scene
ehan
ti . ..i.-.. i n..-, i.
ges. inc. oysiercioi.es lis Mien vv mi
i i, ........ ...... ....... i .......... . ...
1 '-'i'. .'on nnui use.. ...... me :..e. . ..-
low; the turtle conceals head ami teet nn-
Jm- her imneiit-trahle ariiiiiur. and sinks
slowly downward; the playful little tU
disappear in the branches of the maroeys-
t's; lobsters hide under the. .thick, cltnii -
sily-shapeti n.ts, and the young walrus
-- - - .....
Look
alone turns .nddly around, and tiices the(the course ot
intruder with Ins sharp-pointed
' -i-i . .. 1. . :. ....,.
, inc. f rk seeKH 10 gum ins improieeteu
sine, l ne name commences; uoui seek
, the forest: their fins beeonie etitangled ill
- .1... l 1.. I. .1..... !....
tioaeiy unci no. en unuii-iii-., m um
. . Ii A- m. o-o o oi I. . elm -L- ciw.-o...lc in .eontoi.
- - O , ., . .
i lllir iiiai.livur.iarv. stim. ffl liirmr"Tt
ms iai agony in uie woous, um, lmiikicu
t..- r...in un.l l.l,,,-.,! Im t-.r.ii.i l.iii...li
i i .... . .i l . i.... i.i:.. t . i
-j ... .v..., ..v. ...o.s.... ......s...
... .1 . I I I . .. .II. ...
anion- uiu uiancoes, o.i isosm uuis an
..til I ' 1 1
easy prey to the shark, who greedily ue-
',..... .j I.;,.,
i.i.,. . .,
' -
Word aud TkWhK
We beg leave to submit for tho edilica
timi of all whose vocation it is to speak or
write for the public benefit, the following
suggestive passage from an old number of
the " ( -U.-krr: Uedtindancy. of lan
guage is never found with deep reflection.
Verbiage may indicate observation, but
not thinking, lie whotliiksjunch say but
little in. proportion t his thoughts. He
selects thai language which will convey
his ideas in the most explicit and direct
inaniier. - JIo tries lo compress as much
"thought as possible tub' a tew -word,
the contrary, the man w ho talks everlast
ingly ami promiscuously, who si-enis to
have an exluutstless magazine of sound,
crowds so many words into his thoughts
that he always obscures, and very fie
qnentiy conceals iiieiu. come nine ago
it was -said by Cottar " An era is fast
approaching, when tio writer will be read .
by the- majority, save and except those
who. can ell'ect that for bales of maun-
script, that the hydrostatic screw per-:
.1 . . . .1 .:..
forms lor bales ot cotton, by condensing
mtu liliHter- iiiio.uv.perpwi 111a oeioio oe ,
cupied A page.
J' '
"
NTTTAT Til?! Y'
1 U xU 1 J 1 k V i
"WOMES AXDJIARE1AOE.
Br- w hikotok mvixo.
' I have uclaida imai deal upon matriino-
"V- J ba : two xowuiWWul
the prida of car circlea, narried a the world
Siun kaMnUMraJ iiifn ,-n.llu Iuiik-
' ,) !.; r rrienja have all eom aiid loked at
, . . i ti,:,-,,Undi1l arrnTn.nt.
.
l..r litii.i.iiu-Ka fifi.l llir.t liava trone flm'nt ami com-
. 1.1 . ' . ' .
n i---..--- -j -
mittej thetn to thciraonny ueii tb'.erfuIlT and
without fear. It ia Jkatural to be aanguine
C.. .1,. unullM . au.li tM I m Mtiiiil aurv
by aimiiar flio ', t kwe ta gH unoUorveJ
t... . nu j m.t. 4k li.tA iii l.a .Lit
attire, and with her .milling face and her
" a comer, ana wau.u tub urtue in
.
evea making me in their pride of lite weave a
. ;Mng drealn of fulnro Upptnesi, anJ poramvle 1
myaelf that it will be true I think bow they j
f j i
ill't upon the luxur.ou. aofa at the Uil.ght
tails, aud buildjjay bope, aud murmur in low'
tones the uot forbidden tenderness ; and how
,i,.:m;,,,,.. tl. nllnued Liu ami Ibai lieautiful
a . 1 I
ti -
lcwl ul of wedded Ute
ill make even their 1
parting jovotis. and how gladly come hack from
I o J
, , . - , i ,
llie crowd and emi.ty mirth of the ear, to cacti
- ' ,,
other s quiet company. I picture to myelf tliat
youu creature who bluhe even how at hi Lc -
. . ,. . i.. r l: r . i
ilatini? caress, lislr-nm? c-arrerlv for n footslei.s
lislr-amj eagerly
, . , , . . ,.
m tl,a 1"'1't kll'"U on- ',J "'"n U"" be
w,ulJ cu,ne . ""J "hen he enter, nt laat. and
' with an affix-lion as undying1 aa bis pulse, folds
l.i, i,.,, u, u .).
.1 1 '., 1 ' 1
- nowiii" iiiiou'ii llie iieaii ..nu i;.i;wiiii inn. ou
"""8 " " ? '
t ..f..i r. .t.A !..... r..- .1.
...o g.-ue.u. ....... r..re .... "v
i;...i ..n;,.... ,.f ,.fl-. i;., u.ii,;., n t,;. unnui.
" " - s " -i
. . , ,.., , , ,,. . i.j.w :
cl cres.and making hi
. . . .
her young and unshad
1
lul "'f
-- "'"ts ...... " ---
i iii ii. i .. r.
jo wen oeauiv. i go lor -
see her lusiiriatit hair put so-
. . a. it
berly away troin her orow, and i,er gir.isu gra -
; . l i: .i i i . ...
' ccs r.-igneU into mgnity, ana loveliness ciiasleii
'll'1'" erow boul them, and they going on
full of liouor and untroubled year, are rettietn-
-
i i .. i .i .. i: .
" ' '
. - -
v....:.i r..j. 1,1... .f .1.. t .1.
:i 1 11 r:ii ii rinsii 1 f 1 wur .iiii 1 ii.
It is very surprising, says a late writer,
Itat two of ttaTrrctrtcst natural cttiHwtt
.i,r
,n tle WOrld nre in tile L nited States, ami
scarcely known to the best informed of
' our geoTiiphers and naturalists : the one
' ;a n Tuintifnl fill in IVniiLliii llnl.er.
Xt
l'uceoa Fall is much higher than the Ni-
.r.lra The eohimn of water isnronelled
, beautifully over a perpendicular rock,
and when the stream is full, it nasses
,wn witi,0t being broken. All the
rismatic Cifect seen nt. N-iKrara fH
Jutft-folayfJrucca
untaiii in rcndlefou district is an atr -
prceipice of nine hundred feet. Many
..1 I,. .. iti.;,. fie., snvio. or too
...il. r.r tl.; ...I uw.is..b. urlos .n. -
1. ...1 .1... it 1. : n,..'
visited by curious travellers, ami somo -
times by men of science.
On the Catawba, in llotetourt county,
Virginia, there is said to be a 6pring that
ebbs and fl-ws with the tides of the ocean.
his situated at the head of a ravine,
which is flanked hy two parallcd ridges
. .
i teriiiinating in
... - . e ...
mountain oi consiuera-
,..!..h.v.it;,m A hinitr-r nf tbo noi.'hl.nr-
irhbor-
t He
V ...
. .. . j .. e
,:ia I he niiinor of ft iliKenv.-i-
.... , . .
n:m Killed a deer on tne spot, am
,,r,.r-or.ii;...r t. -kin it ivhln tlx. s..rin
....:i. .;nD.i.:., ... i.,i I
: bio, came pouring forth a torrent at his
j VCry feet. Not knowing yi hat should
, m.xt take place, he left his game, and fled
witli all speed to tho nearest settler. In
1111.111111 lllin lll,HII.-ll 11.111 111.-.-II 111 3,-
faces tl.e(t,e courso 0f a few boors, or, perhaps, a
(Hi teeth. ; (laV) ,lcy venturoJ bnck f0UM j ,,0 J,.;,
protected ;.Irv bnr.-U.foro their departure, saw k
; ,irV) but,-letorc their departure, saw it
. . : .
, arAn flow and ebb. until it was no lonr;
er poon
Since that time, its regular ebfes
.
ami flows have been wi
tnessed by huu-
, J
""'
l 1 r f st
-.si-?. A. 1. I sr.fl I , . IT'I
-ir,-. -r-.-
F.insn "S,Kti. TbnaA sitnill r.il-os of
1 . ' '. - . .
pcrtumeU soaps used tor the toilet can
:i. i. . i. .-...-
easuv ue maiiiuaeiureo ur oissoiviii
" , .. "
cotiuuou bar soap ot any kiuvl, amiailUing
-..
perfumed ingredients, and colouring mat-
I -e .i .. . ti i
ters, ii uic laiier are wesirvii. ine liar
soap is cut up into thin slice, jdaced
with a smalliiantity of water in a pan
.u'i a iiic, ;i:iu miiivu iihui ii i rvic-
en in a paste. me H'rioiues are men
added, we
........ ..
stirred, and tho soap run oil
., . ... , -. ,
int., ! U'lt Fi-.mi., op .Ms i .1,1.1 ..t in a is.-u-ii
i V .i i
p ace In he coupe v-fHW.lay it is
lit to be cut mto cakes, and stamp,, with
anv urminu'tit.-il tigure or name. In es
talilishiikhts
tare uf these
for conducting the manufac
:oa; s the heating is perform
ed in a steam bath, and machinery and
apparatus are employed for conducting
the business with facility .and economy. ,
Af ni' iiil No ''. This is (vei-finned with
two pounds of the otto of almonds added
to one hundred and twenty-eight pounds
f dissolved Kir oap. The 4ieat should
be as low as possible.
Ilrmrii H7,.nr Stiiui. This soan has
. i ..:. I? l .': ......
u uisyiigiiisueu rvpituu ion, fnii.fc.-iis Ui
retail for twenty-live cents per pound. It
is made by adding half a pound each ofi
... 1 .1 :.. 1
ouo caraway, ciot es, niviiie, cassia, umi
lavender to one hundred and sixty eight
pounds of dissol ved bar Soap. Its brown
colour is produced by roasted sugar-r-car-'"
aniel. . '
IVrfnnied soaps of endless variety can
"be - proajieed, according to the pertumes
empioyeu 10 jjiisiiiEiii ineir peculiar,
lotir. So. no itf the fragrjince howovor,,
-.-( ..'.; .. a .... . J - ...... - . . 1 . ... , , .
to J i- . .- , J.:- I h.--..; s is t. i.-id Uie
o. l'.iifV rinua ingredients cold. 'l.i.- is
done by shaving tar soap in vcrjr tl.in
icca, poriiijihg them in a mortar with a
very small , .pianffiy of cold soft water,
j adding tha perfumes, and triturating well
wim me pestie. v hen well triturated
the soap is taken out and pressed Into any
desired form of cakes in moulds, and tbea
set to dry in a cool p!acc.Z J .
Tten U a JuflUck Eioislv
AVIicn a lad, an old gentleman took thtf
trouble to tenet me 8ome little kflawleI!
! of the world. , With this vicvrI rcmem-
Ih.t he one day asked me, "When is a
: man r;cl, enondj ?" I replied. "When be
. . r ' . . . J'i'Vll, it umi ig
has a thonsanif nr.n.nds.' He said, "No."
"Two thousand f" Ho said; "No. 14 Ten
thousand r "Xo." "A Jmnded tliou-
Ten
tliouv
sand i" which I thought would settle the
Ltioiriffs ;. but he still coutinu t-a
or I save it un, and confessed I could
inw!,t'"' b,,t 'ed be wmM inform
1 ",e- graeiy said, n hen he hot
' ,''' MOTt than ht ha, and that IS Deritr !
; . e MnlrM one ,ll0nsan" "e w'8Uci
"".-", ini me, uieu iwco-
. V "V 'w"i umi lljSIIVUn tWHIU
LJ ) 1 iroin uiai nis ncues WOnlU
. , . -
i hiiioiu! ui one liutinreu tliottsanu. and SO
on till ho bad crasned flin n-lioln vnrbl
' ufter which lie wonld look about him.
liLf AlfiVlltltlor. fur Otbpp vorbla trt lisut-
j eS." ilauy a proof liav 1 had of the
old ccntUjittauV reuwi ka since be wade
Uem ? happy 'to say, I
. , . - . . . 1
' ,! 'l fond "in SnV
inflnit" perfecnT ft iVot
wnii aii iim iiiuniie pcriettions. itison-
y the Creator, and not the Creature, that
can satisfy.
H. V UIOW.CU.I IUV I (VWlll 1 Ull CIIJVI'
Tb Tef th.
' "" " " j
olofit r.lrlr..id cuncl.iiitA; . .I.a l.....nU
- CHU.iHi.vwiu lUCUUIIItllvl-
.: ... i, -.e JTT
gau tain. It, is a vitnform compound, suf
, rjciently hard to strike fire with steel ; its
' surface i auiooth ad polished, and it
e - t .t l . . i .i
torins a tlneker lavcr in tlio crown of tha
, ,i . i . .i ' L. i .j . .i
, b'th, and at I he parts where the teetb
come ill contact, tlian twarils the cervix
or n.eelS. Its crystalline tbres, U seen
through a miseroscope, are transverse to
the lrppnilicnlar surface of the teeth,
, , pmtnnle from tin i WJ be-
. ... .. . J .
.,,.1 .......i,.l,. f : , .
, neatii in inuuiiierabie niiform rniinta, giv-
! .i . i L ir
inji in me more iruiisiuceni Jjieuinm
' Tnu ,u..0 . - . j j.
i Ti.i.v.. ii. no i ;ii.u a.v auuiiciiauil, m
ii .:r..i ...i.... t. '
. uvauui ui ypiteiy ii'narai.ee. it is up
pea, however, that the cnamal liastiettb-
asP llliiiril VAfi.ihl ltrF IliirVAa In I la matliiiMul
, 'r7 "'" .r '7 "7-
t-.'i.ruivivvi o iw i, exsava ,!. jib jtii iim'
i A fivvm i.r .-- r..vi,!
... ...... .. . . .. ,
1 voiti u.iy siii'iuwu isuja LUC 01. 1JOUI9
; Democrat of the 15th instant) a (mall
company assembled at the arsenal to wit-
lief 1110 trial 01 a cannon constructed up-
"a "ew principle, and invented by our
JUotwen' .ik, Jiitnickv ipiiiamidi.
" t;u,,,,uru,-cu lawwviuw,
; Rt ' e northeast corner ef the arsenal
j WR"' t'' S,m being directed to the bead
i f l'ie 8a,1d bar opposite, a distance of
ll"ce' ''O ""J1 ure octagoual the
! t,ase alllJ aool,t to,,r inches iii diameter.
-Jongaicu sijme ten inches, and pointed
i Atlliute nne bullet, iho
, "i"8 1 '..bre are so formed as to
J'rojeci tne uaii witii exfraordiBary force,
ir.""1.: S'"-"' accuracy can oe oo-
i lal neu,ln " working 0t tins gnn than
m.n oi any otncr now in use. llie rver-
.u" 0,1 tile ground familiar with, artille..
rv were fiiirblv pleased wi tli "the nnrform.
iiiiei.
"'vv'
""
.1 flClOUt .VanifyiBr Glass.
. ..i.i ' ,. , ,
I,ils(.beon discovered, at IW
Pel' ,es' "fa "own piece, with a con-
,f U"U. kT one J ""PI',080 .,l t0
o" .mtKoiiv niir ieus. iow. IE una itMvn
. ., .. ' .
. "oeienis were not aware ot
,ili8 lH"vor' aml tlle '"mention is given to
tial''o by siime, to a Dutchman, in lt521.
j - -, .....i. n , ..iiii.ie.o.i.1 i.iierosvopv
is attribute.) toouc l'ontana, in the seven
teenth century. But without a uiugnify
giass, how did flic Greeks and Romans
work those fine gems which the human
eye is unable to read without the assis
tance, of a jglass J There is one in tho Na-
"-' ' xoe.u is one in u.
Pje- roud col ec ,on,or example, t!
,J w,ut.1' " ,s ""P'Wo to ,
thc le-
ii-iii.i. i.r u i i ir .1 iimi'ii j. trt
B . i . i j-s-.. ....-,
: n-, J, ".i'V'"S """) '"K
. j ..e .,, 4..e.i on was loumi
... ii... i ..... .. .... f
- ---- j .-... ,.... .u.
en-graving thereon, which stone is now
..i ...... i.r . .-. . ii ... .
iau im ifrt.i,.a.tiio h iumiiiiii aianari
Loir 3". i-ii il J), . The low necked
, ... ... i ., i
(IrCSSCS Ot HIC 1,'lllieS BTO llltllle tll MlOinO.
, ,, . ,
j.F - ..II . . I- -s 1... . . a. 1 1 0 I
4""-" j"'"",' ceri.nu icuows oi ine
i,,, .. , j , i ,, .
"'JL' a--,., ... i.ni.i. i. iiciier ouai-
ness. In our opinion it is with ladies a
privilege they might be allowed to in-
.Inl y.-, ,,t f;,,ir .1 m
the wits who
,... i ,l i... i 1 ......
. I'u.'i iiviivniir. loeiii nan i.('.ii.r isi. 11
i,,,,,.. i.- ,i. . -,. ,,. . .
.-...... .. ...v. .... .iv,. tiisu VI. .HU.V-B, let
. , . . .
them look the other way. 1 hero was a
ju t,,0 Fifth .
toro last ,A.llti am, 1(J J
. ,- i .. ' , . . .
... ... j , ,iiviifi.-o IV.W-II1IIIU.SA1,
so low were some of them disposed to go
that Jones said to s'nooks:
' Did yon ever see the like?"'
",No," says Snooks,"! never did; at
least since 1 was weaned."
This was outrageous; but presently the
rascals met the belle of the eveninir. a
spendid creature, and Jones e.claimed;
What a efalaxvo! b-caiitv!"
Well, I declare,'" says Stnx.ks,. u yo
have the nik-mit
..i : ... , 1- . ""?"'
ot tne; 1 thouirlit a
y,j.u.y uiciuiiea a constellation ot leau
ties."
"So it does," savs ' Jones. . '.'Joii't tou
. . -ti - -
see ine iniiKJ wivv.
( )li they passed, and soon encountered
a magnificent woman with shcIi frank de
velopments'as to leave no room for doubt
as to the quality of her charins.
"There," says Jones, "is the finest
woman in the room.
racw says .-Mlt..K, "Mie outstrips all
the rosC'1
FT
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