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VOL. ‘2.
THE CO LU .\l B l A) .
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"nulluu Hum ”Tum” .‘ilul‘..\l.\u.l‘\
Mal. K. Smith.
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Icrlo-luvnrlnbly In Advance.
For one you. whrn mm by mlil. m [lll-1f“ nl
“aﬁcgﬁ‘n‘ﬂ; for nix m'nnlha £3.00.
N 0 pipe! will he i|i~ron|inued,aula~'l ll (ho
”annull- publiuhcn, until I” ant-mg" ure
,3.
Anvunszxxc.
Onolquue. (lvu-lvu linn or Inn.) |lm\e inur-
M._ $9.00; fin every additional llllOllltLl-l, 5|
A liMl‘ul ilciluclinn lo yearly mlvcnisu‘ru-
Tho numlwr ul‘ inueniuns mu~k he iii‘lint‘lly
pukml nn lhe marginmlhﬂwile lhvy will lm run
hood ull forbiddan. and charged accordingly.
AGENTS.
Tho 'ullnwing grntlemen are lullmrilt’d lo ra
uiu luhlcriplionl for “ The (fulumliinn :"
I". A. CLARKE, Cowlilz Landing;
Wu.“ Clmuu, Salvm. Ol'l‘goll;
J. L. Buuwx, Shoal Walsr BJ'V, \\'. I'.
"OX. Roam-r 'l'uoumox, Purlland, 0.;
Bucu h PALMER, Slv-ilauoum ;
Clus. C. TERRY, Alki;
A. A. Dim", Scuttle;
A. Bax-ran Moses. trawling 93:,an
ANDIEW Mum. Victoria, \'auuuuvcr‘_~
“and; ‘
Gm. B. Gouov, Lafayvllr', 0. T.
Wu. S. CALDWELL, “lllabol‘ougil;
Jun! C. Smosu, Callilamoll ;
Hutu C. Wusuw, Port 'l‘mmucnil ;
lsuc N. En“, Wliidl) "5 Island ;
S. S. FORD, Seth. Clllcﬁccll‘s;
S. S. Swmsus, Gelmlis. Lewis Co.
8. D. How, Pcnu‘u Cove, \\'liidl-y’s
HM;
Jon! R. JAcxsox, Jncltson‘n Prairie»,
brin county.
School Examination.
Ouum, October N, 15.33.
In. Emma : i
On Friday last, fur the tint time in thin
Torrituyﬂ had the ploumnof nttcmlingl
nuchool cumin-tion, in Libt-rty l)islrict,l
Mon County. TN! District has set an ‘3
cumple yonhy of imitation by other; It
hammpported a school fur near a yt-arr‘
Id though the labml of thin teacher, and
4h Wot lhe inltnhillnll, placed it
al! lb!“ of All nthcn on the Sound, prnh
3th lhe-d of 11l in the Territory. And it '
ibtermincd not to lose the advantage it i
Ml ,gbllilwd. Tha ucrciscs lalt. Friday ‘
M the label“: Well Idvuiccd. Thull
punts, instead of complaining of the coun
try In many do. bccause it has no schmln,
h" become fully aWukcnctl lo tlu fact that
[want mhools we must. take prompt
ltd energetic manner to establish them.—
‘ll notwithstanding tltt-y have had the
In. diﬂwltiel to encounter, nln'ztys u
w ppon a new country, that other:
In" M, they have shown by lht'il‘ acts
"It thy 11l determined that their children
dull to hr-Ind u soon as pnssiulr—rnjn'v
tho priviligu hour that they (‘njoyt'tl in tho-
Iltlttl‘ﬂlcmentn tiny ham let! behind them.
Who. Och untimt-nts Ind detcrutimtionn
Ml pervade our whole Territory, then will
tho rapid growth Ind development of its [o‘
num- ho certain Ind pcnnauent, and the
“In!" it it destined to exert on this count,
II “(Bully u the State of Washington,
‘I lhe ”public or Wuhington, be ccrinin
"hunch it shall not. disgrace the ﬂank:
or the union.
OIIIIPiI Diltrid has not In yet done as
Inch for-the mﬁiliahmcnt of which as the
“Width: town demand», won in n
Minty point of view. It would be a
M investment, in I new- country, {Jr A
If“ pmprirtor to build I school house and
ﬁnch It Iti- own expert». Population
will centre in and tround towns poisoning
thou-n edueltioml and religion: priviligu,
u noelul adnntlgu, Ind property will In}
Id valuable when papal-tion ccntrn.——'
hut» pecunilry udvantngos resulting from
Al Ilrly enablithmcnt of schools and church
gm triﬂing in comparison with tho lut
iﬂ burnt: lb“ will result to our TPrrito-
I! and to the rising generation. The yonl’sl
‘ywth are few, aﬂbrding nonr- too much l
“to uquiro what, in this n 39, can hc‘
Niall decent education. It frequently '
H!!- tlnt. tho oducllion of children is
My interrupted by the journey acrossl
“whim; Ind if then, in addition, tht‘y‘
“Whoa-haul priviligu for one, two. ur‘
M 0 ’Pln Iftcr arriving here. their taste
5 Inning il litble to become lost or viti
‘dr Ind it not 139 other circumstances
.ly pllec them beyond the rcnch of tin-
Fi'ilites. it was the duty of their parents
'0 have provided them with it at an earlier
38!- Ewry parent can gin- his chihh-rn 3
“IBM school education, and thv rmm who
lion not do it, tin" nut do ju°|ico l 0 tlw
‘s‘“. uur to Ill; cJquiuuity in \\ill‘fil lu-
THE CGEMBIANQ
OLYMPIA. PUHJ'I‘ .\‘(HML \\'}.SH'l\‘H'l‘U\M'Uﬁjﬁiﬁl:l‘Ul.’Y. SA'l'l'nlm, mrrmszau 15, new.
Ir-‘rs. \\'r hme Im l.t\\' mullmllui; n.tn t.‘
t'd-Jt-Jtv th in t"...ldrt-n, n: t xists in rumc pint:-
ol' thi- \\'uzltl; lrnt \\’t- liar -. nr :h nthl hut»,
in higher nintiw in d» it. “'v, .1; :i lwopl
and Int: 4:, admcalt- thn d rtllll) ‘ nf M'lll
gnvcruim‘ut.——tlxn t-wry ixvnn un,ln tn lm v
a \‘nir-n in lllilhlllglllt’l1|“'$llliti 11l - t t g n“
(‘rn him. EMT-V umn. tln-n, rhmrll lmv»
rduculinn Sltllit'it nt in itl‘ul'llll‘ for hint.» l." a
ltnOWludgl' oi' lltt‘ tlutit's ln- lill: tn par-fun”.
.\ll \\ill ngt'eq that :i nzninn rhonld he (‘tllll
-1w! ‘l.t tn Inunzigzn il~'o\\‘lltlllilll3 And what
is true nt the “little mtiun iV :tlw Inn- at
its comp nirnt pll:t.~',l‘nrit in thy t: np’vn nt
p. 111: Il.¢lt Inuhi: thu \\hulv. 'l'ln- l'ntuu
lgri-gttiirrs of tllt‘le'v‘ .\tvtlll Ann-limit lit--
pn‘ahc will dvprnnl npnn lln‘ L'Xt'llltllrs of it)
indiii‘lu‘tl citiL-ns. Nu \\'h n- is it num
limp rtant how tlnm‘ vxcrtinns urn dirvrtml
‘thnn in 'l'cnittnit-s. and in no way t-un tln-y
lhe more uselully dirt-cred than in proximi—
:in‘; lht: cause of ('tlllCallOtl. [L S.
‘ [TI o follnu'ing coinpnlftinn wa~~ re'nl til
the examination of Mr Phillip'.‘ schunl, on
Friday, Septrmbt-r .hnh, and at the I’l'lllll'll
of Mr. P. we chum-fully give it It“ inwuion:
—En. COL] ‘
“ Our bright and limitlcous suntan-r will
soar! close its grnuvlt-ur in tlu- rnrtuins ut'
glnuni. In a h-\\' more short and tl-t-ting
days, the cluudi will sprt-ml their lnrg tilltl
dewy wingi ou'r our v. rduut llrdlllt's.
Tlu‘n will lln: nu‘lunchuly days bi: lune—-
the smith-st of tho ymr. The lune sail
moaning of the brut-z‘ through Iln- l rl‘t_\'
taut-ring til, p wimp; \\‘lll tzill upon many a
liatuniug Mr and iii-hing hcart, that Int then
I’zir distant, homt- t'nr tlns rt-ginn. 'l'hv l'al
ling and prnttling ot' tlu- ruin “ill nut s-st‘m
to cull {lll‘lh from the gloomy mirth, tht'jnys
Ihc tnnging hrart asks, and nought but. a
tour will stral to the eye of Inmnury for an
estranged and parted t'r tend, whit-h they p. r
hnps will wclrmue no llliil’t‘. l‘:\‘t u now
\\hile l writ», oat-h {italingnnd t‘tlull lhmrght
seems to blu'nd “ith lhrtn; )0“ while lh
pure, cool, relrrbhing Hilliﬂrlilit‘lt' may fan
some ru\'t'llt|ll brow, our prnyn-H may luv
heurd for him who pmuvd liiztll this gluximp
gift—while on the whim nfrtnntht r. mum-tr.
the bliglitt‘r light, the softer airs, \\nh li.\'
rrfrnhing dt'ws, \vill ilgutll maullv nnr wuth
with grconnvn, and till the air with th
breath of wild lluwvrs. which uill link our
heart: to nature, and yin to our hot“ 2 rar
nnl bliu. Am “AttthuCK.
__ _..- r ,_
Tm: Enicsquv l‘fx‘uh‘r. ——Siillman\
Juurnal alum up the Idmntngos nnd disml:
vuntlgl-I nt'tlw cnlnric rugim- in fullous :
1. The Eric-Inn‘s Hnt Air Engine, it:
compared with the vomit-using "mim
ltenm engine, in its mrwl economical opvta
tion. ll!“ shown tht‘ alvihty tn tin lhn minv
work wilh the no: of from one-sixth to ("It‘-
lltll'tl h-sn fuel; and that it its full t’ililllﬂlt‘tl
pewter should lit-rt-at‘tcr be developed, “-0
lining l‘ﬂclﬁit'd would be 70 pt‘l’ cnnt.
2. That furthe same nctual pom-r, its
weight is nhnut three time: as grunt as ”tilt
at the marine rtcmn cngiui‘, and that it" its
estimated power nhnuld he nbtainml, its
weight would be in much a.~ 30 per cent.
greater.
3. That in reapect to the lple mau
pi-:d by the ruginr; and coal, tho admiring:-
in decidrdty in favor of the steam engino.
4. ' That the grant weight of the engine,
in proportion to thel power (levelnpvtl, mn-t
prevent, for the present, the realization of
I high speed in the prnpulsion 0t vowels.—
At the lame time it i: to be admitted that
the full estimated pnwur in ndrq-mtc to the
production of high relncitil-u. 't inu- nlom
can decide the quertion, whrther or not
this maximum power in really attainable.
5. The grrlt weight ol‘ the engine and
Ipnce occupied by it, in it: present form,
will, in all probability, prevent ill mlnptinn
for the purpooﬂ of inland navigation and
railroad locomotion, in preferEnco to the
:trnm engine.
The Ilatcment th-t the might of the on
gine and tho splice occupied exceeds that (ii
lthe steam cligilt!‘,il afnct which “'2 hr
‘ liere has not before been brought prominnnl
‘ly befuro the public, and must. militate
against the adoption of the Ericmm engine
for any kind of locomotion—[Boston Jour—
ml.
1 o ‘—~—.——-
Tm; LARGEST CABBAGE is THE WORLD.
l—Wn receiwd last evening, says the Alta
‘Calil‘ornin. from the garden nl‘ Mr. .lohu
, Aldeuey. on the Minion road, the largvst
. cabbage that, probably, Ibe cmth PVL‘I' pro
{duced—ccrtlinly the lnrgest of which the-n!
lin unit net-aunt. Thin reinairkable plant,
,atlndlng in its natural pOlllltlll, nit-unmes
‘ three lret and one inch in dianwtcr. inrlu
ding the lungs Irnv" surroumling the ht'tltl.
‘2 The hratl itsvll"which is very mind and pi-r
--lfcctly white, invuiurvstbirtwu inchvs indi‘
ainntrr, Ind the whnlv wright thirty-four
ponmlsi Annth r t‘Vtthnt't’Uf tllv‘ lllo'ltll'l
‘ ltt’ l'OWt‘r uf ".illfnrniil.
.‘lcflnroum (‘urrmroum-axcc. ,
5.z1.4\4 I 31.53“. I'. l J‘.
Tim fin" ~l up '5 .\ 5h flu-"ll, ‘ (MIL
ll Ilrl'», :Illh II In I-ll.‘ [ant ln~l mmnn;
l'r In a \'|'. "41' n ~l . \:l.~'l\ ‘.nnxn..! II; \\' :lll‘
Inn In Illil'l'wnl lrvl. nle 5' :nlnl. |€_\ 1!:
win. n 5‘ nl :lu- ("lill .In. I 1» Hr l I-vn [n r
nn:lml :n n. .l.;- mnn- n m. I.x l'nnn Hum”;-
l-wuL,‘ of I'm" ~11» If. “in ll llll' I' In _\'un l‘ur
yuylxlwnliwn m llm u-l.|n.n~ ui' Iln- I'nLLM
“\\', t'vr ll: » n::.n»L-,ln nl :vnd brn ﬁl ol'ynm
Hunk-rs.
“Surnmn', Sr-pl. 3, lN‘:.‘l,—Wraliwx
lin - and 11l :n'. \\ | glam! nnnlnvr ul -l r. .-1
mill in ll‘n- lle-v-u' Innn lln- nmlllu'JL-l,
.ml ‘nnnl ‘ 1|” .\.xL‘ . :I l n‘ \\J\""lH (H) In
lull, ul lln' "..< .11 Al um} 11l 'n' .:1 l'l:.i"-
5 null. '| l.- \\x- 111 l r n-m I 'Mnll', \\'v “1"!
we plaxnl‘r | nnngll In mud n” ll.|ll£‘ I', MM
(ul|.~|‘nllll‘l|(l_) ‘rnn all nizlll.‘ ll: lln- nm n
lng, lln- lillu mining Ilnn'n :Iguunl n‘, am!
{Mr \\iwl niln'r llnnl, wv Inn nnll r .‘l 1! dn‘
Inl).n'\lnn" lilx‘ilﬂ“. mnl mum to an un
vllnr nll Iln' lurn nﬁixll'. ‘Hmle uul' runn
liu' llullr.‘ In pull-v 1 sun-Iy.
.\t “mung lln.:l'-lm\'r np' far A ‘llrll‘l‘
l|| -rc ln In; no wind \mxlh ”waking of—
nmv nnll lhun 3 (ans paw unl).
.\I Hi» ‘ln'n «l “1“" \wl'e in ‘lglll ml lln
purl of tl-slinulirm. Nu \\ilnl; nl li_:l'll b.
‘lcl gu' mull-hank again. Rvnunn ~«l M an
vlmr under H snug lml» pninl Inning lh~
‘n-llln‘ .\l ‘slaul‘ \\nhr,‘ \\n-iglml umlnlr
and ‘nmln :11l .~.ni|,‘ \\in‘l 11-JH l'l‘nln 11l ‘lelll
wlml. .\l nn' ll‘rul' lrrfnrv ln-,:!1 \mlu-r \\w
rrnnlml(ll‘wnl-i‘n,and Inznlu lll‘ rlnwp Ilnl
11l lln- mu m!" A. .l. Mus 3‘ Mml'.
‘-'l‘|,l~ll,n‘ full,— l‘ln‘~ l"l.:|l' uwulln rI
with lirlln \\'iwls from tho nurlll\\n.d.—.
Slnnp |_\ing zygronnd will: u shill! ‘llal lu
pnrl.’ All lmlnls (not um rpnn: l!u- (null )
Higlml in taking: in var-"U .‘\l l'.’ \l.,l»lk,|\
a ('HH 'sn-n‘k.‘ lmin: In) liuw In [minus
mullnng lml. l'nl‘rlmwnl illnmihl n: luvs
flnnl \\'e.-1l& llnrll lhy c;nl.~ llm- Slnnll
“ddlt‘ll at high \\nlu-r
“ \‘IIIINI.HH\\, «.x1..-—-\\'rnl| r cl ~lnl\‘
lmlicalions «I lunn. I'ini-‘llvwl Imnlnvg -ll 10
A. M. Al lllr lap of lln- li I", 12M ull' lI”
lil|~‘!..1lnl In:an nll 3|” un our \"t_y.n;v In
Stu-Human]. \\'ilLl llglul h‘um Iln- swn‘h
\\'o‘l. 15y llu- “any, 1 ﬁnal il Inuntiwnwl m
Iln- >lmll‘s lug, lll'll lln- (.‘lemln rm- -nt|)
mun-«l un nnl -r for llu‘ lnnlu In run lhc (ml
Inm'gnml :Inclmrug- \\ll ~nvn-r lln' \\'nul I:
:Ilwad. R umn. Ilml all? (LL-s nut \\'mk In
mnlunnl \\‘rll. .\ullnng \\'l) :ll)’ Hl' [wr-
In‘nln‘ nnvulinn 'v-v-vlw‘i-l r :lm lill". L ..
‘lmn- ln‘ lu- :I'n llvnxl nl' an, nil' ‘.| 4m MK
pniul" .nnl ln-ld u l' nun-x ‘ 11. .n I|:> m In .I-_'i‘-n
uni p -|l.n~-. n.ll. |l| 1:: l” lul ‘ I lln lunll.
,nnl «.- pll ill" lur lung l‘-. v tun: 1l nn
lln- llnunuan 11.1. a: . :n..l .nl I l. u, 11.
J00}: Inmln- llal In ‘1 ln u_\'. fl ul‘vlr" ln'LL‘lly
‘i'rulll lln- shon- of .\h-ildwu pm.
‘ “Sl'\lu\'. llillI.—".\” lxnwls :.~lm.- nn
:lilmly.’ Culinn :Il (Ln |!l “lulu. _: lan
Lrvrnlng. NacnnLi'ur: nn lumnl lln- (my
ICrl-u' lllrL‘Hl up llu-u ‘arnll' \\'h l‘ wr [ll :.
ll'ulllll lint] il.
l “ MuNnn‘, NHL—\\‘mrln r lin- all" us!
In ‘brsnlh nl' \\'ihtl.’ Al ‘lllgh \\':uln-r >l‘n H
CH.“ ull'x'ruln llu- bnn_\—-ull lmndt .ll lln~
adv-1n? All. I:m Iwnx‘.‘ lunl ]~.x1..n;, ll.»
llnoys Cmnpluin ll llnl! it \\"n Innll r \\mn
nml Ilnal [ln-y \\'l'.’f‘ sun-"ling mlhvr l'vlr.
l'ln- ("al.laln lln-n onl ~ml llw .~10..|.‘.\ Innul
[-ul ImLu-l Ill; :Imnu In :1 nnplv ul Lnn,~
rcaclwll 11l - thll‘, uwl lml up In H :Lr luv.
“ TUE‘I‘AV. l2lll~onnnn new: um. u lim
lLrvl-ze lmxn llw sonllmul. (‘nllwl all l|lllhls
vul lln- lirrl nl‘ the El") and mmlv all 5 .1l on
[our \"nyngo m Pnyallnp hay. ln rIX luulrs
anivul ll lhe ﬁshing :lnllnll of All m's. Ri
Ivy 8; Swan. 'l'nuk on [man] I; u ham-l
.‘almonon \\'mlnrsllny lill), and inmml-ulg.
lly pm on: again on our I" lnrn luSl-‘ll-Irnuln
; In doubling Point llrfiancv, l'nnnd il nvm's
‘sary (0 [aka in ull suil,mul all lmnh, not
lcxcl‘nlulg Ihl‘. male and cook. nahorr will) a
‘linz- to cold. ll lln‘zlonp. 'l he nu'n wmkrd
null and willloul growling, noluhlntunnlnng
thy wrrc tolnrlunvs up In llwir nuidvllu in
1 vrntvr. The Caplain Inanfully lwrlnrnml
his duly ut this crilicaljunclurc. hy slnmling
rupnn llac Low aml Inn-ping \an slump (‘lmu
lof lhe Incks will) a lung pull'. .\l (ho hum
Ofult‘lill", wv lmldly pn>lml nut into lln'
sncnm. and came upln .\‘L-ilucnmn ‘llukivgf
SA! sullsnt we madn- last to ll); lmny, clraml
" up the decks, gnl lupper, Ind ‘nxrnx'd in.’
§ “Tnunumv. lulu—Foggy and calm all
llli: day. Remninml n: our mnolings, nm
gleaming it prudent In ria‘k the why of lhv
ship and cmgn by cnsling all". In llw Inn,n<
ing and rh-nlng, lhe (‘nplain sang In :I num-
Ill" 01' hymns Il'uln llw Mrllnulid rnllw-n m
Crew ashozn on librrly. ‘l-‘rnus l'~—.~inu~lu
'-—-canm un boaul in the owning, Ilmrl‘ llmn
‘lmll'mas ovur,’ and was illnncdldlrlj lhdt‘l'
ed brlow.
“ ann. FAIL—CIo" wcnlh‘r. With
‘culmn and light nits from lhe northward.—
i'l'ook in our ‘l'u-la‘ In '.| 4‘ M. l'ul ‘nll
lmmln’ an the ‘sweepn.’ Mule .\ll’mlg cllum
lo l'clcll lialcll‘s Pump, but the lillt‘ bring:
>lgn'mst m, wvrc obligml to make fur the
'pulage Lwlwen-n McMil‘s Inland and llm
l‘muin.’ Succerded in doing so, and a! mu
scl Call number in a land IUCkSII little lun
luor. B-inzin prlk'cl mlclypct no ‘an
‘chor walcll.‘
‘ “Syn unnr, lnllL—‘Wuiglml nm-lnn"
‘imnmdinlvly nl‘u-r hmukl’m Light nir:
l‘nuln Ihn nurlhwq d. l-I\-n-y_ nil m 4 ”I."
, wnulnl duw. ‘All hands‘ working nl'lln
.mwcv‘pn' Anrlmrwd for the niglul M lhr
t’nlranw of leh l]!)',')[ ".\. ‘n inlv'.
ﬁrm (“a mt-u ta 1h - ‘hJ'Af \\'H' waw‘ for H
b )tll - uﬁ' ‘- )‘l’-\\'ull'x,' lht' ('.Apl.nih'a \i~§:m
"Vin." Iznlu'r dim .331 all ‘illh'lmr “And:
.11 h l'. n. (ulna- 0;:le [at (In: mu": 1: b:-
‘nu: d uul‘ m -l A. .\x.
‘~ 5. \mv. 1711 - .\H huh I: \\"rf‘ pipml
I-b l-rI'wLIIJ :II I. A u [\l 7 u‘vhh L 'L'lu‘
"pm vhur' nzul ‘mudv mil.‘ \\‘nul lum
ahe swulnvnrl. A 1412 31.. run alum-Edd..-
Ih - hip l‘vl'sla. and mm!" {ML ('rru' m ml.-
21 vml In the lwv-msllr 01' the ship, \\'hvrv‘
Ihry hm! a gaud mm, Milking Ind lmrniug
In mimis.
" .\luxl .n, l H). Ui-‘olmruml mn- onrgn‘
mm ”I > >lva. ()m- (thin (Huh! 0:] 11mm!
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u'un'd suit» In r lhxo'c Lint-4 an huur. Al‘
I‘.‘ M. mu Iv snznrllliu: rm], ‘l\\'o lminl-I‘ nn
lht' ‘lmrl buw.’ ‘Huw up‘ for the obj cl,
whuh w.~ snun mmlu nut lo be .1 piln M
iv it» an ”1- h nib. llmlml in :Ilulupivlv
and (no): than on b Mr]. ’I he ('upmin,
q-Lalwl .1 IIIIL- ul his gnml ~ut‘c.s~'. inun di
-Inh-ly III‘IIJ'L‘IH'd n mum to [Le poinl lur "4
«mph “I hullv- of ‘0“ mnmn-rnh Ju.’ \\llh‘
\\ hil'h [Olrvrﬂ Ilu- 'lm.\~ ‘ 'l'lu- n on;- ugh-Im
\\':u Ith ﬁx” ll'lll'ls. 3' mu ha-l ‘hlix k\' in lln-irl
hm. l“I r (has » (‘irc.ulNmm-«, ”I“ (Inp-
Lnill wr-l r-I! 1h - nm-hnr Il‘l :-’"- (\l :m tur-
I 3 hum ‘4“ hands mum] in' fu- u gum”
\\ Iml ~. .\Y. ‘1 111 Fim‘, rL-nr \\'rnlh r,
u ill: :1 mmh-rnh- Im-r-z - lmm lln- manlmaul.
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|-. \x :llliH'll mil-1y a! um ‘lmml"n_;~‘ in Hm
Inn-luv: of 51 Human]. ‘l‘Jinl 4,", Ih ‘ ('l' "a
mu] ‘li‘rlnng-«l Ih-rm. L.n l‘l'tl hmn umn
um (In! Hu- lnicls \\'.r :I It‘rrliull nf' lhe
Mrgu 111 llm «'nw ‘.\ )Hallt‘ll.’ (‘upt PJ'lnnv
nlnlth ‘.~|vlun_:,' a I .nlg‘ un her I::xs~u;;e Imm
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.m Ullu‘cl ul lln- .lnlmm-r S lumlmn: i
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vllluils ul' llw C.Ipllll" of .\uulun, al'lcr a
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halo |.ll 11l I 'lv .4 u v l.‘ null nrc lvlvlurﬂ
lll: 11l Il' Il'lwl 13, H _. Hw- :th‘l [lt limily It:
lum‘ nl lll'l'glll‘ll' l' n w: .lizlgn !
'l h l n11..l M A ~ ~l "I'm! s'l ~llll‘l'llm'v.
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‘l-wr ml lll‘ 111. ul' ,\lrl'll.
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Imm ml In J llnn in |'(.‘ll ~ «I ”I - Imvlull
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‘lle 01' ll 11. .\mll ll :I«' you \\mllul \\'..r,
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slunlw, p,llllix- in linwarlulla Ill.\lll_Xl|ll' lll.ll_
:ix lmn 2‘! and llwl'lll l‘lllllrl' lllaln I'llll in ll!‘lbl.
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'liuu, a ll: :ll‘llly :Il‘p. lilv, n placid l-‘llllll'l’, a:
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lwaldngw Lvrp uul ul' ll ‘ll‘. ”_lll ls “‘"l
lulrllml nl' :11l llhlilllﬂ‘ll'ii, lllc Inml crll. l Lfy
ull opplvssurr. It is :I lnlll slum .lbaul Ills
m‘Ck. It i‘ :m lusul-lls on llH‘ luaul. ll
Kiln-ml.“ a ('llhrl n\ .'l ”m \\ll-lll‘ “I.lmm: M l I.
uml‘sl. in}. ll m-llluvs llu-slln, it lllnlx
um 11l ' MILE. ll 'lllll: uml llq-lllc 5 III» I: :luli
ll'Hl l'lue .~l\y. ll lvl‘LllliS up lhe harnmny of
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l\\lll| prl'm‘llurl‘ \\’xinkll-s; ll plul'lm lln- we!
‘nl' lls light; ll lllngl all "Mull-nu» ”ml kllnl
‘lh’Su out 03. Ilw poll unll ll ‘llilu.’ ul umn.-
‘ ll lak >s lhe .\(llll lulll ul ln~ hull. :lel H”
Blillt‘llllrrs :lnll lmL-llum l m: In: “dill.—
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Sm. Jon) I'lm\Kl.l\.—ln:n.u:lhun h.»
1:011 rucv'lw-nl lw lhv [{u-‘lm gnu-rmm-m
that svw-sul ol' {vim mu c I” --I glzhs Imlls,
pmhahly llolllus, luv:- Lwn Iv-uml :II [ln-
Inoulh of llm rirvr U} i, \\'l-Irh {Alix inlu (hum
Anlic Imin m llr ITIh pvmlH n! I':u.~l
lulxgilumu 'l'his locality I 5 \\h. n- sud. 21r
lick-u would he luuml. I! III") lmJ 111-('11
lhmu‘n {mm l‘mnklin‘s rlxil»L m Inm- lhry
had mlninml u lugll Imnlmn lnlnmlu. 'l'hc
llriuah gnu'lllml'lll Ills rvqm-s'e‘l llm:
amm- ol' lh- lull: be Irons-mills] to lln- {ur
n-ign mu I'.
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Mn. l:lr.T I: —'l'lii* (FISH! in, or Hui.
_'l':|,.l l.’ ..i.l Linn \\‘alla-“alla our ili
iimznii..i:i~. (l‘i\\|| lh'.nn;h lli..- iomrnnii- and
I-riiio\:ilh)‘~ui lll‘(;lk'l‘“1|lill\\'lllll' Riv.
iv 5. :zrx'vsx ll e licll l-ulluil.,~_nf'll.i- PHI“. 1 vp,
Jilil mil upon lln- lmnntilnl plan.» in“ I’lirm
ivmlnly is iixl-nitn. 'I In; «_r Zl’i‘_\illg inivl
ihgi-nce was! :Innourwvil In 1:21 liy (L,pl. l: 1.1
.\|.:.IIN :iml hi.» pnii)’ \\hu :il'iiVid in lown‘
liii‘ morning. '1 his was a “ (‘Ullalhnlllullﬂll
liliwnnll)‘ l-n lit! \\islnil " lr)‘ ll)” (‘illﬂ‘liﬁ (if
‘\\'.i~hin:'nn 'l'i-ililul'y gvnrrnl'y; mu} 1 :iu
nul lu-lim’o lll‘ r.- i: a whim :lhu‘i'l‘l'nll iimlh
in (‘v IllllllilJ. iiwr “ho \\ill n 1m , , in lull
‘llil'lilyU:ll"1l]lv,\illl'nlll"lllilll:\l'l'il\llls
‘liiim “ \\'ili (lnnv 3% d ”lill lillllil‘ll l‘i\':i:il~,
l-'im-i' iniulli j )'\> ul' thy wunrils " 1'! Ire
lnuh n l:"\l 11l p.:'\‘:ilvnt in ll is w-i'liun .«(in i
two nzuuilis sinm‘, lhnl n [tiny ul' imn hm!
‘slnllril {loin Ulyinpin and llx n‘ lL'lli till) «i (I,
that (hi-y wire all gnu] hum/n, \\lhl imi-r: |l
iipo\i_\he walk with singl 'lH'i- n." plirpi 15',
am] that \\'e Inighl n-muntu i'iniiil npun
rii'h frnila :is lhe results of llicfr lulwis in
lupniiing Ilm roa~l. Murk me, Inur. ly .‘IY
,llml this was the lu‘nnn. This Muduni
‘linnmr. howl-Vi r. iH said by Inln? Wliluls lo‘
li‘” hia-2 llrnd.~i', has she but-u so in this“
ni~lnnw :. 1
k In l'i [cc mutily llll‘ll! i‘l‘nl on" Opinion
.‘xprmml ui' (":ipr. .-\i i !'\' mul his pnily,‘
in n :i-ri-ni-L- m ihi~x Elliijl'dhl “OJ", and
{lint 1~. Lii‘illlii: l'urini-r has iii-led in (his
k\\urli', lllﬂlll‘élAOill, wilh energy, guml jnilhf—l
illil'lll :inil p rsi-rriancu, :inil lhe lalh'r, “ la
in man." “ill: rlii-rrl‘uliicss. inilusir), :nul a
11. li‘ririinnlii-n lo mmplt’le lln‘ wnik hrlorc‘
11l 3v Ilnu \v miilv lhe it! or slip! lruln llicir‘
llif. nu. 11l hum-nu- "mili- willi hands. .\uw,‘
llt'f. n: all lulu: ll|i\‘ n.:n'cr into 3 [av Ino-'
;Il|‘li'~‘ shuns cuibidvnuion, and “'0 wlinl‘
{\\lil min ~ pl il—ul' unr i'i-llvl'li Ill", l m 'iill.‘
iln lhx lir~l plum, :ln'n, llu‘ yawn; :n-‘n \\hn
Icumpmwl llns pznly uml r ('an ALIEN
En‘orv, Holy one «if Iln'in, rngngi ll in \lmk
‘lhzil ronlil lint pnssihly fail to r-innnuille
:llu‘lll fur llirir labor, “ii-11, lhcy were
Iil"ll.'tl ”pun (u 11-nil n hplping hand in [his
!m£|llt'r, uni! \\‘illl nu.- mind, lliry sacrificcl
,ilu-ir own inlcr ans upon llll‘ aim of juslicc‘
rluy munliin: furn'aril in ii lady, and plvdg-l
in; lhvinsrlics under Illcir own iignaiurmu
‘ In enter upon this wurk nud piosrcute it to!
lhv Full. Nohly have lhcy rudceuiul lheirl
[ll1‘ll'."‘. In lhe rominonilnlinna lhnl ure‘
>lm\\'.‘r d npnn Ihmn by lhr‘ villz ‘ns gvnvr-
My, {hr 1h -ir failhlnlnuss, tin-y linl :i ['l7-
:i’: Iw" l’i ir l’~'\\':|r‘l. “It! 1111~ l“ ml irl/
‘ln ‘\' H il. ’l liuri- in su:i:i'lllivl.'-iu Ihl‘nv,
Manx in n in [ln-y nr9~~~niur~ .knl .\luniial
-11.|.l :impiv pmiw, .niil (Inn is. I' r: i. ii..~ ml;
‘ ii}! ii: ui i:i.! ‘lli/u : s (-1 \V.i~hi:.;_;lun
| l'. r in- )‘, l l us gin: nin- rlwm 11 r the
:Ill'llllllildlvlc (‘an ALLL‘N and his n'll' lac
.riliviz‘g paily. ’’ '. I
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l Al. 1., .QuVl'H ~ .\ llll~llUllLlllllg rn‘o,‘
x11‘..-.L:Hi‘.O l,'l run}; il lmv, “'l |||l| il in
mi; \\l-ni' n l"\\'ll.l_\s sinmr .\ nun and
his \\'il . weir (mining up Ihn riu'r, \\'lll‘ll
lhn' ll'| Mull In >k wk and was snppum d Io
l|,ixl'<ll-.1. \\ h. M ”ii-)- Briirnl :il Uii~ i'il)‘,
lll‘ imi- hml a villin pinchasi-il, nml lnr
l|ll‘lrilll‘\l \‘ :is «lspusili-il in llizii In! hulln' of
Mir, \ll'.|\l- .lllal Indium Ili: ILUHH'HI u!" clu
’:.;: m, r: “h, how. \‘n'r. nnl lhi‘ ﬁnal inlvr~
In M l'l'llll'llr‘t‘l'nd'll. iln' L H'd‘l‘ll :.Hil ago
"if. ll \\ ill- in<i4nl upnn unri- izniri' l mlxi i;
upun :inul unihrai-Inglhr' cultl n-inuins 0| lhi
"M. | n-- \l |>.llill‘l' nil livr hm \IXI. \\'hillLr
il iizis linr \\.l:ll| ruihmu‘ or r i' i’liiiig cue
M‘iuli-Ill'is’, cumin 11. imllml Ihc ~nppus.il
r vipw .\n lil ply i-\‘incril slams 01' lllu, and‘
'lim prop ’l' ll':lL)I'-lll\'L'S beingnpplivil, \\'illiin
l\\'l'l|l'\'~lilul' l-min the inialiil “as cuablod
In pr :I‘l‘t‘ll on llli journey. with every pros
' lh'l'l urn sp mdy rcr-orrry, owing his life to
(In: untirin: deroiion Ind lun- ul' his irue
nml faulilul wifc‘~|.\li-nipliis (\ll‘l'ill.
i —v~ -—-———A .
: lxntqm’ is 'l‘ALl:.\'i'.- We oflrn hun
i pvisuns i-\p!:nning how one man MIK'CI‘I'AIS,
Iwhili- nnmhvr [ills in (h; minv pi.r~u7i, hy
‘llliilinlin: In one :1 MIN“ for his l~nUin .w,
linl Minn”; ix In {_ln- Ullh‘l‘. Yi-l, \\'illHHll
ll ~n\h : 11l l 1 s ~lni- inilhi‘luuls haw a :ll'ﬂl
.-;- :iphlnlv Inx p.rllc;il:4r anL'ilil-‘HS lllilll
nilims hive, \\'r |llii|l\' that lh- put-I ‘III in
ipiwsliun cuulil 1:: main mlvnl, liy ~.l.\illg
illiat lln- SllrcFSr‘lll man \\u “Lilmllluu‘,
.\\hi|a Iln- othur Wm- mi.
1 linin'rr, lur ixaniplv, ix coneirlri'l‘il n man
‘uf liic high-wt :llrilllH'S :m .1 Im\ z~l:.-,l. \rl
\\'l) n llnlwvi l) 111-m his «'.l|«'i‘|‘ lia' inn-u} 1," il
\\'illl lll'.’ inniual diliii-iiliy, oft n “min; lii:
(ipiiph l\\l\|' our. ll‘ [1 i:,\.'. l. linw
V“\"\‘|l|~l“"‘ ~!.in.1.y .il.n i 1:11 ll r l|l .Il hf
lui» rims. Ln l.iti--i l'l‘lui‘iLliul <, ll:";t‘|'\.‘r‘
iming ir-tvnuin |l 1h (hr lll'ﬁl‘ Luxn hi< p -n.
Him-r» srli ml lmy i-; funnhar “uh Ihi: Incl
lliul l)--vim~l|n'n--.~ hwuniv an oiaiur unly by
pursuia-g :i :liuilar plan. Nor are illu~lra
liun~ l‘l III: gi'i-zil lrulh| lhnl imlmli'.) i< [al
‘. in, l unliuv-il to [ho higher illli’llt'CiUJl pur-
Hill“ \\'ln-nﬂiraril lruslnl lhn ru luiiiu-i
\\i.hunl an enilmsir. whu mini-ii hi L." .35
lldllll‘, i-n his shoulders, thv- slirirun uI-i
I-‘runclnnmi \\'ns ai'lingon llli‘ hum, ulvlm' H
my.“ his oun exp rip-m ~m" n: n.l.i:v I. .\.l
l‘lnincm perm”, win-lip r n.- .' m i ~. in. r
-I‘..an“WW‘SH‘, 4. .mn .. n :i Ivli'lllh‘
ll.lil.|‘, h'uni \\ A” Ti" \ I"'”"“ H 1”} Inn'
‘lin .Hl:l \\ il'ili II I'll \\ \hil Jim”. l' "Wk"
1]” .\l .V 2‘ I “I 1‘ m, :in i i-\. l'yUlil rih~
'lm i” ll ! . 1 Ii 11]. \\‘--r:- l‘i ‘. mi in ln~
‘l' ~ H, J; I'- i i'nilninv li. M[F
1M)”. ' Esf
1| t'rintcr‘s llt‘t‘lzttnllull.
in n lrtr tttt'r l)‘.‘l‘ of Mir (far-lids Dcrnn
t-,.. , (i r. rjl ll") r txl-usvs hinr rlt‘ {rum
tlnnc \\'lm l:.:\r- tai..-n hi: [:11 rui.l.outcr
r-r rrrtrniin; torny lnr' i‘, In tho following
rnml anti lmid tiLlelHll in:
When in tho (ut:?s~ of rmnlly cvt‘nl,= it.
lrt‘t'trt|:(‘~ “11:“th tut' n lrnngy and hail
.«t.rr\'tnl t'-litor tn (ll 5 rlvc thw trit‘ntlly lands
\\'hit it llat't' curtnccttd him with a band of
\‘lllitith II: t' I) patrons, and msnmc among
lttullltllld that scpnrntc stnrinn to which his
IluY rty anti i:ult»pvnrl~rrt qirit entitle.“ him
—n tltt‘ nt rt-qmd fr the opinion or his
ltlrtlt‘sl _s-rrppnrtrrs n-tLltirrs that he should
|'.o'i:tirn thtr ran-cu which have impclhd
lnrn lo the ~c|rznnrtir n. -
\\ t' ltllitl th zc truths to h ,«t ll'mt’irlcnt—
tlnrt 1t1.1(),‘.§ \\lrt' ('ll'étlt‘tl likc other umn.
th ll 11l 3; arm t‘ntlmtt rl u-ith u'rlultl prnpt tr
brlll s, that amongst tlr. m is n tllSl’lOPlllOﬂ to
tatrtrnla. and lamp coniluttnlly clad—tn
.wcurc |l|t§3 blessing-r, lawx Wtrl‘c inxlilutrd
among nxn, rtcu.ing to the creditor his
lion. ~t untl ju»t (lnr s; lrnl when n tillain
om tlrt’nt: ltulllltl'll tltJllﬂl‘n txcnrption not be
r-orn s dt~trrvttire to th 5: ends, it in our
ll__'ltl to in~titun~ .1 mw gut in, laying it:
futlndntit-n in t-‘t.ClI prErn-iplrs It: to us :hnll
seem um! lilu'ly to pron-ct us in future
from all t'mutl Ulltl inqmitlon. l’rudvncc,
intlt ed, will dictate that frienlrhip long cs
trtbhshtd bhOultl not be :8"?le for light and
ll'allSlLll' citrus; and accordingly all (XpC
rtv nos has shown that editors me more dis;-
ltnh‘t‘tl tn strﬁi-r “'lrilc erils are strﬁi‘rnhln,
than tn right tlrvrnsrlves hy nbolishing the
farms to “'lllt'll tlrr-y are accustomed. But
nht'n lung-atnnding ahnscs, _ond 3 total div
rt-gaxd for «very punernus {ct-ling, having in
\‘irw the 51mm 4.11)} ct, evinct-s a design to
reduce to til-solute starvation, him who Ital
lubort’d for yours to supply thorn with their
mental alimcnt, it is his right, it is 111 l duly.
to repudiate fricndahipr, and proritlc new
guards to: his future security. The history
nl llrvro outlaus It a history of repeﬂlcd in
j:tt'it's :rtnl incnlts. having in direct olject the
lrccuniary diatrut-tiun of thtir best friend
and benefactor. To prove this, lcl facu Lo
submitted to a candid mind.
They have refused time and again to pay
us the ﬁrst continental “ dinghot," although
repeattdly called upon to do no.
They have relulcd to supply uswith wood.
corn. oats, potato", bum, pets. pork. and
ronltry, although our appeal: were long.
curl, and p'tthrtlc—ﬁxinl tnentimahlt! to In
and lnrrnittulrle to rascals only.
'l'hvy tun->2 rct‘usrd to supply u with my
old \\hnlaout't‘t‘, “In ruby to tavrhlatc our
btlaittt‘s,‘ Ht (nations; thus rr‘ndcring m in I
tnunrurr- incapable of pursuing “ith alight
h art and litigant élrll’llatrtlr h giiinralclttq
trim; the ttlit-c in the rnt‘nntimc, expand
to all datlgr rof an inursion lrorn without.
lutl cotrrnhiuns nithrn.
'l'ht-y have endeavored to prrr—cnl the
pnpnlatinn ul' thtsr Nah-s by dcpriring u
t-t' tt.t- in, an, to rmr :rntt (lnthc the young
lfoyr‘rs occluding to our dfrlt’t'. '
'J luy have combined uith othe... to sub
jtct us to the “-th grit-Vanna, tortrgn In
our good natutc, nnd uhaL'ALlHHt'hlaL'tl by
our law.
l~‘or cutting off our trade with papcr ma
kt rs. .
For intpoaing «laid: on us nilhout. our
com. nt.
l‘t‘r tit-rhiiing in in nutty can»: of Lon:-
lit: ot' lt;!'lri.t'l nanny.
Tht-y ham plundrrt d our pmln‘tp, chub
rd our tt‘t‘tltturi, " burnt our ﬁrvgtvrs," Ind
thrllt‘ sundry Lthcr crucl and harhlrous acts,
unworthy of thc chnuclcr of gcntlrmcn.
ln C‘\'|‘|’_V stage of these opprcsﬂon: we
have petitioned in the most humlnlc terns;
our rt p.3tcd pt-titions have in n nns‘wcu-d
only by rrpt’nltd nt git ct nnd L‘Lrtt-‘t nut-Ll
injnrv. Mr n “it. .n- chum-tors are thus
nnrk‘. .l l-v rims \\ hich may (it lint.- a not of
lluntl. villi: :t'Jtrqv», or: unlit. lottgul’ to boxe
tqrr tits «at onr tutor.
.\ur have “1' hmn wording in attention to
tlrts~ turn ; \\'r have “lillntd Iltt‘ln from
Inn 1‘ It) titty" ‘hrorrglnthzr pry-w ﬂlitl In M
tr r til it “ Black Lin." We hnrc reminded
tht-rn . | our t-Trr'xnnstanct s—ol‘ our curigrl
trr n and st tt'mr cm In t‘rtrlizlr. \\'c hlro
H} I‘ ..ft-tt tr» :t.r-ir s-r.sc otjusticc and may
tgztlti‘t‘llv, nntl th n u:- have conjured them
lr.‘ all the tit-s of gonnl frlanrhip to Il'lld
nlnrsg llr- “ Almighty llollar" or we would
in»; Il:|l)l_\' interrupt our connection and con
rv-rrnnrlt-nco with them. lint. they hurt
ln t‘tt tl.:tl' to lht' voice of jttrtitt', rrasnn,
andl humuuitr'. \\'2 until, tlrt ruin v, murm
t‘sut' in lhv tit-cr‘xsitv \' Iticlr tl- tmrnrt't's our
St'r'lttlli-~tt.l':.\«l I “Kl 11l *rrr In \\r do all nth
us lilw llrv rr-. Swill-it: “in H m") ‘l"".‘ way
no “rm, ‘l|"}‘ .1», nu- a tnl. ot' .tuvcr follow
trr.tl guml (ht/.t‘lﬁ.
\\'o, rt: n I’ w, thr- t‘tlllnl’ of the Ameri
can It nut in, unit-slung to all honest men
M. ”u. r (i.'|l l - of our intentions, do, in
n. - mm.» anti try the authority of our- “m.
1 r t. t.‘ :trvl " nine Inmll chlldtrn with
tny- r-n ii 9 lnmm," solemnly publish and
lit (In t]. rt thrio men II'P, nnd of right
n.._lrl t..tv, thicken {rum our list of sub-
Irlt‘rr H; and that onncction h tn'tmn
tin tlt .nnl us is, nmli‘kn tn lw'. tt-trrlly tits.
5 rlrrwl. And fur tln- stilt} nrt t‘l this Dot-la
r rtitrn, uit’r it tirrn rr'l ll:‘t't‘ in the jtr-lire ol'
unr mutw r’llltl tho rrr' tr, 1n n 01' nnr lloltt‘s‘
lrntruris, \\t.-.hr-lr't:lt|‘.\' r": vlnv nnrwtd t‘h‘r—
...,,;lr...,r'».;t:.ru 1:“ 1 t. and Igtit' nu-

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