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I jj m I r! y nl ill, a II m-r.
V'".U;aV It :JSE Ottawa, filin.iw.liy A.
il.lUr ; i. ir tli.t ii.,-ii..ii.i( lliu liliiiuii. und
r'ut ilnr.T4, iu I ti -nr ihtr Uritlite.
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a i;''irr. i,t ( ', arc,, 171 trimmer; cjruer
'i'i7 '.'.irriri.ff TrinX'iier-. t
ol 01 1 il 11 1 1 ii i 11 in- street., Ottawa. Il.
V- ll'iiinnt,. I'nin-iil., ,Vr.
p r WISH iiiiainr'euii.fia'ooi.thntlhive
I laic aim k nl Ihllllle!-, lioillel T 1 1 HI
nun 1!-. nn.l a rj.mil atork 0fp.1rr1.nl.. ilial 1 aha, I
try losellnsclieapasatiy ludy caiiw,.-h.
Vvy H E. 1. Smith.
Woolscy's City Bakery.
Change of Lo ation I
CishSystem Continued.
IT ia worthy ihe r.iteful con-nlerntinn of every
f.unly, that ilia Ae'frr ermiainij. cheaper, anil
mirr arnffAu to um-Wonloey'a tireinl cuke., nud
rrmtkera, than 10 he troubled tn miiko them nl
h.uie, lor the lollmvinj ren.nim: Thev are made
by xiienence.l w irkmeii, in a scieinilic manner,
raised, kin-aii'-d, ami linked at the proper lime,
and in lirg- q,i iniitiea, and will he delivered hy the
kretid wnipin. on the Lire and let Lire Principle,
"tin: ia cheap lor cash." Thankful fur pant li lt
roiinue, ' hope still tu tneril the npprohiition of ine
ciliz-ns of Ounwi. Vujitnr. I'mmrity or rniiniry
willalwaysli'il nt Wnolaey's n welcome. Iff.
frelnnnta nlwrays on Imml. lee cream ri
lor Indie and iei.tlenifn open during the -.canon,
on reasonable terms.
Orders left at the pot office on Wnnl.ey'aslate,
or at Ihe (tore of Minn .V. Pierce willbe promptly!
alleilih-d 10 each day before lea .
N. B. Wonl.ey'n hrend, c-ikea, and rrn'ckers
will alwnyabe found freak at llie (tore of Miiuii At
fierce.
Bikrry, No. 1 Marquetle al., near the railroad
depot. April i.J
TAlLOilNG.
WlfaLtilvl O0NNJ3LI.Y
T ESPcJC lT'Li I.l. Y inlornu the C1117.H11S of Oi
Ll. iaa and lie aiirrouiiding country, llnit he
hu juat received a new mock oT
llroidcliitlii, Vixninxerr and Veftlnri
Of llie latest -tvlr, nnd nil k 1 ii.lt of tailorV Irini
liiitiRS, ail of which lie will sell cheap Inrcaih.
Alan, all kimlaof Heady Made Clothing, of hia
own 111 miilnriure.
H.'ingnn old resilient ill Otlawn, he would wish
for his old acqtiaininncea to give him a call kelbre
purchajing elsewhere.
T kit. MMNC .V t'IJTTl(i
Done on ihe-hnrte.t noiirp.at hia old atnuiloppn.
aite the old City Hotel, on M ,1.11mm at., next door
to Ollll. I.rnhv'a Hoot nnd Shoe Minn
Wanted... A first rale journeyman tailor. ap9
New MftAt Vrarli-Pt
TEriGMIAII WOODiuforiiiMlilnlrieiiilsaiiiltlie
wr ii'iiinc limine nnsitiatupenedn Meal IVlnrketat
i t j corner norm 01 tne uourl
II ni-eiTiinre, in Ottawa, where he willbe happy 10
iipplyalliifriendsaud ihepiiblicwithiheehoiceai
of everything in the meallitie. Vegelableaolull
kinlsnl(okepton hand.
No Mirketnn Sunday. The ahon will he kept
open ou Saturday e vcniiiR. hiitcloeril ou the 811 li
bath. (ept2850ll
D' R ES8 GU O U.Slif e vcryvn rie iy , at thTNew
Store of p30 Wit.cox &. Low.vaittRv.
THE
BY..MOSKS OSMAN.
Ditsin3 Cartic
Carriage nnd Wagon Mamifactrjy,
el.
" "l wouhl mini in Iiik Iriniil nml eusto
if luer ilini he tins removed in Iiik neiv n i
lh-Mi.h-w.,,1r..rHrr..l.li.-.l.l.iq,mrr.l1r.H1r
williiuiilinue I ! mn iltilur luriiiu ili-m i idin-a huiririis
I ami Mugum-in i he Imrri nil. I nm-i niilt'Vt'il siv.es
I llriiia a prnrncni workman, In "tltti in. I.iiiim II ili.il
Iiitiiii huilil ns trund wnik nacan l.e prmhieril in this
mim i kit ITnik mink tnnnlriauj warranted login
i enl in suti-fnrtioti. Repairing duhe on tkr show-it
I lint in.
! Cash p-iul forsrn-nnril lumber. ,f f; Gav.
FUBN11UR1- I
IlK'ulnrrilirr-lif eli inr
in iiiltiim ilipciirri f i.f
( iiiiihii mill v ir in 1 1 1 1 , n t
' 1 v linvi- on linnil.i, nil air ir
ri-ivinn iht lifi.1 QHriiiitiii o
V f-'u i li 1 1 . r-1. nil
1 1 " I iinu liu nl
a....'.. ... ....--.,
rvi-i oil. irii iii iliiMimiki t.nnd
nt pricr in ilify coinp. inioii. 'I ln-y linvr fain.
iM clor liliiiniln liinii i-upinoi lo any ilm-fnlr ul
C'liitaiju and arr d' n ni.ili il 10 put liu-ir ;iiie
At Ih' J.imiit Mmk.
In nd.liiii.il Hi Iinl I In-v niiiiinliu lun- tin mwlvra
'lin y nm r'r. iviiik a (m.o.I iiii-i iint'iii nl lonniui
1 1 mn I In- iiio-i lii.liii.imol.- hou.-t-ui ( liu niio.iA lucli
lin y v ill Il ul Cliii'iiK"irin'.diliiii; irmifporiH.
lion. 'Mn y wiiuMchII iii,riu nlai ullti. I it'll tu llir
liicl lliul lin y .ire ini.kii'ir llifii own
Bottsleiiila. .
w liicli rnnlilra lln in In liniil ll a rlimppr ninl I l-li-r
am. If il.an ran It.IuI rl-i I.i-H' ; mdilny
will iiniUc any nzr ami pntl' rii i li:i I iniy l.r rulli il
('..I'.nriiiw oiht-r ill lit lr in ilit t'iiLinrl urupliuJlriy
lillf, oil i-lnnl nntiri. I
l- urmlurr llrlltrrrd nml i-l I p
III any pm i ol tin-u, n. i.nd il il ,lor imi tivrivn-'
ll-loi-lli n lii' Inoliry w ill '' Ii IiiuiImI 'I l,rv nit-o '
krrp nil Ininil r'u.-h nn.l (ilmv nl nil kindr. liny
hopr hy nlrii'l ullriiiiou In Ininiiu an lu rrtcie a li
lcial oliarr ol pniroi.ner.
I it (I crln King:.
Tinv ti -V, p iy r i ii- ii in r uininion to ihlf .ii.
ii, h r. ll'n., ,.(' i i-.iu-tti ,iiy mi hand
I'k'n M''-..il,.i II.irii.l''''t liin i-liMl it rri'irit tor
IVrM-ns li'iivin;: tli.-ir nrilrp. Willi ill-m will It r--i
irvt-ilrr.ini fun her ti'.'iilil-, im ih. y nm-iul fiirieiulr
wi'li n li'- tr-- nnd tiiiiii..n'i.irit'i!i il wnnii-,1.
'.y:-l li.'.I i!. liU.ti A IVA'l.-liN.
M'tr t'tit inline ll'nr" ,i,',i. I.i iw mirth if
tlumf Swiff t I. 'ix HJii r, I. ii Suite tt , l.lliiiia
Dfnlisfr)
f i-r-xL D'le'mt . ri'ti'lmff at ( itinun. fn-.
.'p VjMnl V lifit tin p itl'Miiiur ol I lit- cllizrll
1 ol Ounwaanil virnuiy.
All win k in ill" km-n! ln prolf!..oii w ilit r don'' i
in. I II' ni h miiiilike itt'iitiiei , Hint II ill rntiti il. j
U"M.l.'ll,'l' Oil 111'.' K 181 i If ol V 'f UlVlT. i
i.iinrin r-iio.-r Armoiii'-l'i:i k li.oi !i . ovr
I, lii.njii'- I i.r.iini',' fiuiv. I ) t : .t. e lioun hem t
,'. ,.. k, a I .1.. 5 1'. M
I' S l,uiiii wnili'd i poll nt tdrir rriilfiicr ill
rf-,i.f'ti'd. lniiwa. Jolv i. j
Boot &l Shoe Shop.
'P.I ii tin ii-t.i'ini-il w-nitiii i-.n 1 Hi1' nilriiii'in i.l lr. :
lrn-ii Is and tin l"'. it I" In - reinnv.il ;n tli" p'n.'f
1-loMf l-y w lim' lil I In I ' IT i V M.op .l.;nd( on ,1 nil- I
-or'-ri, kitnwn :mi Jn.-i ph 11 i t'-i-nrnrr , w li-'ie i
Will Conn, ur in lln- rituii ol Uools 11 lid tfhni'.
ol l" ow ii iT'i'.ulin-tur.'. I
S li.ie lii.ink'iii lor llir ii o'liil ,.itrnii,li!i' l. li.i'
ri-rnvrd :..- ilir p-,i li u nrMii i llir. i, l.e w li! rn
.1. nor 1. 1 nit 1.1 n roll' i il nl nr.- ol tl. snll:. lit I.-Mrrjiir.-d
I.i , -.kf (;.-nt! Ini'llV line tnntii, ol
t-1 -n li t'nl1. Client l.i'iulier nnd .l'.roci'n, nnd
ei'riyiliinsF in Imi. line, on n. T''nt.nnl.lr leima a&
ill- i .iin- pn:ry enn lie Iioiil'IiI in oilier piucen.
C'-li. i nr,i. ii .lour na tiiual.
1 It In w 1 , niri v I . DM.. l.FAHV.
Voztli Shcc Shop.
w.m. v. r.imi
WOI-I.D inloirt I lie- pnblir ihul lie hna Intely
opened ii -Imp on M tiliMtn iiret. iii (lie liiiildin;
loini'-riy nn-upied hy lii.i liiinrin it l-".icli'ilierir'r,
nn.l iu elv dr liinli-y &. Kii hellirrij,a!. a miloi
w in-re lie m pirp.-ired In hiiilnltactuie In nr
dei nil kind: ol vioth in ihc tiU'Vi 1n. f, ill the bt-tt
ponltie hi n in:, r.
lie w ill j! - keep mi hnml n snod awnrtnirnt ol
J1O0TS AM SltttS,
w'l.ieli he w ilUeil al ihe vrrv luw e.t pneea. Meml.
in a dnnr at -diorl noiiceninf in t he urat-.' tiiiiini r.
(.'all nmNee! Jninnity l l.M.V.'-y
7a
-it-i. m 0 T T A A
tnr
FnrniUrc Depot !
Spring Cimpafpn, 1853.
'PH I". .ii'.-riihrr would rejpertluily annnunre to
1 In. n, I pii.toiuri. and ruuetia it iiernliy. that
l.ailul In- i rtr rrleriinn of new liimiiurr in (lie i-'l
I, inn. a ml Ciucngn mnikei, t iiiiw on hnml, ill ad
ilitinu to a n mil .ini-k nl hi. own 1111 mi tot-luie.
Tnk'i'i i:u-e with an inrien-mit iti innnil lliere
w ill lie found nl the depot, n lull -tipply nl a hell, r
st Ir of f.11 uiitre llian hereioloie otieieil 111 ilu.
mn ike, nl the nrweat pnit. ma. nml nl the retail
purrs 111 !M l.uuisnnd I loeitiio. (ml, lu g linn--i
.naiioii.) AUn, a lullslin k of plain lutnsuir,
.Tlieie ianiw on hand a nenl at yle of mnhnifiry
rhiiir!., si fi in. I rni'kiiiL'elunr-, n I hiirettn- ol va 1
nous pa' . r 11 and nt pi ire. triutt $11) to -6
A -toi'k ol curleil h nr nml imi-aiii:itirrs.e., nni
.let. ami pillutva, aea-trtai-a do. a new nnd cheop
nrtu le, kiiihly-poki 11 ol in ill' knee nnr.
W nlniii int'l cherry liun'irr vvmitril in ejtrlinnrrf
for lurniiiiri' oren-.li. I'lTf.R l!t;?-tr.l..
:"" U' 0 leruikmjt na 11-unl ee nil v. riii-einrnt.
rp!!K wmiot i roTiiii pop;ihiinn hnvf im-
li.-ltitit ni fur iii nb.ivf lni-in--j nahv Old Form-1
liirr W apTOotn, tutjnininu th 1)mii , HlirTP p-r
inniroimi' I'rnm h tliinnrt rnn tind nnv fir or
siylf of rnrtin nl iiny hour nial.t "r lny,n llir low
est raif-o.nnd need ntit be Ittn im"1 im nnnnir't.
Apr'J. 1853.
I'FTrR l(i -n r..
New aud Fashiouable (lolliing
AID
ri;(tMsiiii) sTonr.
UU ii a 'i -j cCa ua uu ir a
II W'Hpi-l received nt ihe ,V. V. Clothing Stnre,
lornierly orrnpied by E. Wi-e,n Inrae n-sor inent
ol Fn-hionnhle Clothing They nlmi k"ep nn hnml
cl, .tiling rt (heir own innmilaclnre, lurh they
w ill ivnrrnni tn he sirou.' nud durable. The y have
jnl re .rived a splendid lot of
(Unfits, Camimetev, ami Vestbit
Which wiil he minle un to order on 'he shortest no.
tire, nml La cheap if nut cheaper than ihry can be
luiiuu ill any nnu.e in town.
11 KMMiivt; coons.
A In rue variety cnnstnntlv nn hnml. such aa ahirt.
collar, rrnval., hoots, shoes, Ac.
I lie puhlicnrere.neclluHv invited loenllanrlex-
nmine our stork hi'lnrepiiri linsing el.ew here.
WHO WANTS n
G hairs & Bedsteads 7 m
? L. WATKllM VN (till keep on Ln Salle
1 J street, where he has been lor W yearn, and
mism-ver tailed in iyina aood sniislnction.
His clmirsnre nil madehy unnd wniknif n.nnd
wnrrnntrdtu stand better than Chicago or St. Louis i
work.
D.'"The;)ul)lic are respectfully invited tocallnntl
examine. Octohrr4.
Meat .Markets
Berbez A. Co.
11 4 V I." .l - VI . tl l. . .
.sjeMitaai ' i . . . i , oiieirun aieai ..inraeinn
j',--'-ihe south side olCnnnl sireei.r.enr
Sanger iV. Armour' blork, Ottawa, where ihey
will "illy keep fur enla the CHOICEST
Mfc.Ti .S,nt the luweat prices. On. 8.
WHIT EZ 1 NCPA I S T-5(mib,:'fnr'a,.leTy
oVcS TnnimMow
Ooiut'incs.
TIIKhesI asnrtirieit ol aiimm.rensslmrrrs, tic."
nuns, drills, ticks, striped shining, In nvy cot
tons, bleached eooda, rrnsh, russed, and Scotch
diaper, table linen , nniikius, corilrd shirts, rur
inui inualin, eVc.i al (MayV.1) J, W, Mii.t..
One loiillo U'ttunii
w
ITII steel spring, willbe sold rhenp at the
May SI. N. K. Branch
FISH Cudlish, markeel, shatl, nnd anlinon,
(orsnlrnt .May II. H. II Oatrny's.
Ku
F " i.-s
IMA
0
TTAWA FREE
UK MOCK ACT I THK LAW
ikb cirrnsn n or vhouht,
lJ W J.i KKlM,
Ai wlii'iia aliitio fiuiii rl.iMliiK.,' ii,nj '
1. riiKl w hvie aiilly wmrr. rlirp,
tipi.ndii K iipplta lavo Ilm mini,. I,
And alir Ilm uli.i of lli deep ;
Sin when a llmiM of mililv puwir,
In. pitrd within m me n,.l,ie .out,
U lnuiiilnd in a propilimm hour,
lla wuira nmiiui iiik llnir curling toll ;
And lieM-rfW'e until ll. end,
Or mcuii of i tie .iiih liny u. 1 ;
Ami aa lln n apht.v enLirr., Ivn.l
TuAhtr, rnlil, Irii, Mi1! luttiuh.
No tn.nti.l ininil mny kimar the ntigll
Lxiiird tr.njli"in;l'l
L'pon the wm Id, l,ku ini i.iii liht
M hull ui(lil la ulinoul unci puat.
It tin Via ilny il.at ii in tmtb
Ci i mi. u nt i.noiln i Ln ih,
And ..'oil le.lorn in ngouri. T out h ,
All i gtd Hid illiauit-d A ul Hi.
Fur aa llie ang hit ilienui expo m
And ua the tiuiil In ttiithtiiii kii'i,
A tin minx duwn. ttfiu-aih tin ir i, inula, '
1 h.l luiura u ill. Iicilll ,( uii Haw lli ,
For in i! light rouiijf mln.U ernw wiar,
And li'tn in ll. ,iiiinli tu good,
Ami iii-tiiulioiii. grandly rni.
VM.i'ii-.u iia iruil.a titv uinlLratond,
Tin ii aid llir thinker in lila (heme,
And t hver llie port in Int. aun,
.I I iht-ly, f ullv , l.anely tjeni
'Jku ok of ii ul b (un t r du it rung.
rcailul Tnergy.
The follc.Whing pin uie of il, fearful eneigiei
of,
r Pernio in nu-lnii " evarv wnrl.llv enter,..; J
r j ei pio in pu nm. every woriilly enterpn.e
to a dat.i;.,.ou. exiini.e, ia drawn with a ma-ter-
lian.imi
for nun. Ihe nation ia mad. h ra.he. w nh n 1 -
tied. l ie avidily after .pe. uiutioiia, or w,.tka
ui.itioiia,or w..tka 10
lave Ih uieana of a
glittering frivuliv
nri.ni-pinple, lkre
i....,...:. .
l.ouiH a ilav il, at it may have
a- narlca r .lu-iuu and a
Ntier wa- there a lena av
lorvikiH-ialalluilo tier gieal nml nuiuiii.g enor
Ihe nation 111 line. a. m every lhinK. 1, fjrrriu.
oaaf, a. no people ever weie fioin Ihe liiiui.ii.n
i.ithnt.i '11,1. ran l.e .lu.wn 11, man v w.t. H.,
x.ui pie, our 111 i.i'iia la-l ual neru 111, Ward, of
,le, our 111 poll, la-l war Weru upward, of
,uii-.lir,l iiiiioon. of inoiiey. and .In for ti
j
Inn liuii'.l
loi.ng people ol only twenty thief nullum, who
Inve not nl iuld"Wiia humlieilth p,,Tt I Ihe
, 1111. ,1.1, ,,ie.t lire., or bioken up more than a
Imim nt o I tin- pn.ii i.b ih., I hate lie. n ti.'iutnil
I, AilH lull .egrlahle 11. 1 1.1,1 .line the Hood, We
ln.-.i 1. pay lot the.e union-, auda.iaent abroad
ei.ry p.,..loc;,. 11 I t e ...il that K.nnpe would 1
l.ke, a, .1 .h.ii ad.le.l nearly forty u.illi.,,,. f
. cur. ami stil. the b.l.iiueoi tt.uJo Wa. 1. 11. ofj
in I. ion. ag .111-1 us In. an jinti,eiie iiupmt in I
rut pari, iie cohai rji.ei ce cf uur
1. . .. j
.. 1
In the old woiUnn.l in nn.ietit limrt a few
noble, nud me'cliauia were pimci a, anil the man
M
wrie I uml.le and f,u....l .,e,f ..re- l..,i L..,.
1 it I ,i,li, 1 ,-,,t le .1 r 1:1,, 1 li, , I., 1 t ,,,.lb .u.:.,...l
.,.1.. r.i.,... I., 1 I,. 1,.- .. 1. 1,1 .. ,i.'
..aii.i. Txiraoi ii noiii h long ariult) iu l',e I . , , y ' -'- i"."-"- .ruiiertna; ine u.Kir on. I cuptinaiU ; no tabie. roll-
"1'ie.liVletinn Q.arieily Keview.' under ih. 1 B C.. """ WV" P,er,P'''"' "' '"". mg pu. or umrlar, lo clean but once, in.lead of ""
bead Jf Your., Aoiema.- flea L "..V" 7 i .'....."'!V.. 'U. . "JW ri.U . knifc or aHion, I kave a i Vf"
: . ,.-v,v .u ,..11, , :....,,,., . unaiito inea-uten a ..nnr wjiui mailt of w,re. b.nl man nl. l,.,i al...el,lia . : m
, ui,l,tt ' ",e "I" "', "ti''y f 1 tn it'" or fn "f U taa.el, and tied with a kit of twine tu a hickory I
I r : . I . 1 lin.MliiFw, a Im.,,.,. IiIIm. I VVj ,1. ...1. ..f i . ,, . , , . - . . .
tin it ii in una country a rnn-uriiinir
. f KnitUn d. Our i.u.nik. luve mill.. 1 an ala.!,:Uf;," mmt liniih Ua wre.ln(
t... la ic nor a d.-uurraitc I eaiing. We tiu not
ti'iik ike gluiv of 11 man i. lo live ill fine a kuu.e
w ih gilded lurnltuie. ol which Ihe eye tie., and
w.ili an aiiuy of .mama who are endle.rly
irotiblc-ome. Jf any body etna ti e to cl.tim nn
.nuihtv w.lh the peeia,-e, we have nuuuarr.I
vwli ik'eni. VI hat weatehayiin.M that mi coun -
try ran l.v.ica.ly support hull, In da of ih. u-aiuia
nt palace., ami that Ihe exlravati .111 e wlnclt de
aite- it I lliadiie-s mid folly. hello r ikeie
niigkt t.i be any p.dacea cu.l-ng no ney by ihe
litioilit d llii u-.il d, e ale not .1111.1110;. It ia
d.lliiuil lor our theology In remh this evil, for
a mode of thinking beneath, like Iho.e convul
.lout of w hi, Ii geology (ell u-, upheave. Iheol.yt ,
and the seething ui.t.a fnrevei lakea new f.iiu. of
-tr.tgi'le, euierpn.e, coinpetil.011, luxury, cuuup
lion.
It ia a n.i.rr ili'o ambition to toil i nrai If to
it-uii. not to liaye, a- w or.l. worth ixi.io-m . 11
pi iin living and high dunking." hot to hale a
l.ai i.y. cultivated, mid retineil lamilv r..,.,l ..
hot it, kave ike appliance, of a plea'-aiil .ot iakili-
iy "v.th fiieii.laaml a-uaainlance-. not to have ihe
inesin. 1 f intcllet to., I improvement, or of it. I jig
r.l U'tlulue.a, 1 r ol a wule Inti rcour.cj Willi U.e
iioMeaiultheuif ed: buliiier.lv to hiinvar IiIlIi
It rxpeciuble, to make the .kuw ot la-,n rich, lu
till rooms, scarcely ever ore. I, with coal I V furui
line. In cmw-d a hou-v once or tw ice a year with
a mass of pe, pie lio-e rluiiii tu belli "best
tiaieiy" re-ts merely un ikeu keeping up ike
am appearances. Yet tins is tke object fur
wl.iili, in gie.it part, urban America labora and
t ll', to w mil) II snentievsa tkuu-aud tilings nt
for more iiHpoiti.me. Fa.hion tv ramies over
man as well a- Women SHdcoliveillioiialitieslli.il
no one really like tu Irene up Ik life blood of
ike naiiun.
'Ike re-ult ienluinst inrreikble, when one fair
ly Cinlv zea the life of our people. They alter
nate bi twren solitude and ritnvds. They All the
tieeis aud p.iblic vehicle. ; they crowd churches
Louie-rim nia, cniicvils, tin aires; they jualle
rnrli other on change, m bii-ineta place., and
along In. hi. .liable Walks; ihey , ;ll around ill
the iu'nxii aiion of llie dur.ee, or exchange inane
lompliinriit with iuindreils ol people al a ball or
pany. 'Ihe remiuudiruf their time is spent in
almost nb-olute sohlude at home, and tko.e wko
dislike this dusking publicity can seal re Hilda
mettiuni ketwe, n ihal and solitary reitilTng ur tke
s.n-iHty alone of I lit- i r our laniily. I (here nut
a n o e rX'-eeiitS) I I- there no audi thing aa
niod,.iati.ui I a the ruinmon .en-e which we
claim .is our chnrarit rial it" ti have no influence in
nvulillng the ini.nin ra of our people I Must we
forever -ensele-sly imilale f.aili.-ll fureign man-
net I Jlu t ninn lit in tke most cosily luxury
until Ikrre nut of four fa I III bu.ine.. and tbr,
hide their hea.la iu some t.h.curo place, ,f '
Ihnutih si ill h'.ne-l men, I bey bad dun (nine
shimrful deed I III a Word, i.
il p'K-ih! to have tnojeraliun and cuuiuiun ivmi
pei sailing oui land I
"Internal improvemenK are characteristic of
oiirtiine, nnd will, in reasonable limits nobly da
r.u tericic. Hot no one can b even ritsuallyac
qunin ed with the operations of ihe couitry
without seeing ex'ravagaiii vt kei al.o. Pat er
ily, wo m iy be (s.ur.i I, will look wnh aiuixe.
nient at llieae limea. The velocity nl a r.ilway
train tuny be fearful, and yet by custom e for
tret Ike initnrti.o speed. Al tke city uf 3a)ton,
Ohio, we found recently cunstrtirted ind con
stiiirling neatly a dzeii railroads. At Indian
iipnl'e.iu liidiann, Ike ins is still more ixiiriue;
and al Ckicago, in Illinois, fairly wearieJ nut, We
guv up trying 1 1 understand the proje.is. Some
of these mail- ar IniudreiU of llnlea long, and
nil iii new Slates yet in infancy, ur at float in ex
treme youth. Uut llus ia mil ex. ileniint en. ugh.
Men are lulling to invent new plana or hii-iue..
and to open new avenues fur tia.lu. An Allien
run. vi-u heard, kit ju.t laker a cuitract tu cm
pine spare in Oregon lor the Dtilcli navy. Die
only question tuuchiiig a rniliuad tn the Facilii'
K which of half a doten route slwll bo taken,
and two years mora may witness 3 nr 4 roads
thousands nf miles long, running pirullel tuenrh
other, commenced almost (imiillnnenusly. We
luve recently heard that a lut, thitty-live feet by
evenly. live was rrnfni in an Eastern city for 110
y.'si( al ti l 000 a year. The earth is moving ut
a fearful vol. icily around tke lun.snd yet we (cent
lo be kIiiihIih still. A rate that to nn Anglo-
OP NATURK t
. H V A D I ts U
OTTAWA, WA.., SA'l'llKDAY, JULY 9, 135
S.ix-'tt H'l-ina fh.w, to a niAn. f anr mlier Mr
in 'i.flra ky ar.. e.r.U t- g.Ji.r, ami lu.u. Li.
hri.iii :i,tn id, tay.
Tl, liuieumof lunarjr in ll.ia Country ia am
thvr fnpliifnl indiiatioii uf lh mad tx'rava
g itim of the rjihpl. tiu tr.mder indeed that ii,
.. niiL'l new Siam ihey ban liullt or aiu Linld
ittg it tee Innalic anyluma. The lmU I. ml will
In! a lunatic aavluiu if from atuna i) iiiIit, frnni
xp. ru iK'tt or "bpervatioii. from laie-inun-hip or
.rlioianlii, frmn ilm pulpit ur llie Ihule, we
niiiiiut learn Ntuie tlegten uf niuderatiun. The
lawyer apcika until he rxliau-ted, and recruit,
peilmpi w-ili 6,-ry tiumilua of Uie wurat kind,
UiuiikIi failed by aome foraiajn aatue ; il. nier
hint cmiiea l.oaie ton muili worn nut at niglit In
nn.v.r.e wiih Im Umily, and km huii.tlf .41 a
anfi until li it r.ui-d In ifu intn a deeper eleep
in kit ilutnli.ri Ika yiiuii and deliratv gill ia
diivtn llirmigh a ay.Uni nf ediicilli.111 iuleii.el;
rapid and ex.niiij;, witkuul any luitahle phyaiial
exeuti.r.an.l then f.ulea trvr reiiiainiiig veali'n
of uue ill tier t-hei k. be lale hour, and uncritaing
ill (ip.iiion, io hr.,k ofraudilenly and iviiavltealy.
.hnitj afier .Im ia inurriod, frumall atrie'y, and
la'Kir until ah ia acarrrly abb to walk, in w.nk
that, if ihinga wan regulated In k mure reafun
allo w ,y, might ami would be dune ui.iuily by
aereimti, the yuuni man altitnalea fmni tx
liauatiiiu revehy ; and the uiiuMtr of llie L'.ue.l
wnik craaelettly nnd with iiilem-e . xciu-intnt
until lie ileatrnya hi- brnm liialtubraand hopileaa
ly khctiera lua entiro neverroua .yalnii ; and
whoever will nut work al thia fi.llul tute ia
thiown u.nle a. 'behind the titiiea." One u.U,
in turrur, whether thia ia in the infmry of a
cmintry ; and, if it i. what kind of n natmn will
tumtllluule over thia kind when two hundred
.MI...n. . t ... . I I II I a . lie
". -. '"T'"'" '"")"'S "'"" "'
the Athmie: to tkelacificl Ml ihcae tlnngs ate
... .e 111 ike greiutree.wkatal.au be done m Ih
u,-v
Our next prr.r tkat the nation
IV t,M niieatililieil It ,a ,tuun Te,.,.. 1 1. . f. ,1
. li i. V
recklea.ueaa in rrgnrd to kutuan life.. On a re-
rent Weatern Mnr we paa.ed over the flallimoie
1 ' -- - ,.. - ... .c.
1 rtil. , ' r b"knient aa wo
"J ",r '-' vine iuui.iuiK. on me .mm
!'"',' ttT,"k ,rH f "" Mn htgan Central
r" ,ru ,.f""" Chicago, and after pa-tini; ah.ng it
i u'f . "" Ti dineted to leave tie car iu
winch we we were and taa to another. Ill
iiaai-cii uv uie aiaii. une tiuiriiiiic nil in bumim
.11
tolir. U'w llk.ll I ,M ru, ,.r ll.a l ...I, fl I
, w "" f4 '' mother. In
' "'" "' la"'r w V' bJ ,h
j " ?"" ",J enirme. The evening b. fme the
I ""' ranrnaj I1.11I run in:., an emigrant tram
i ,.r .1 ... ...... ii. 1 i ... . 1 . ,-
' . v""""' ueaii alio iiiaiuieu ooiueH
, " " '" inauneu ooiiiea
' l ta'en taken lo Cnicnso, but there kail lint
1H-. .1 nine 11. ciear away ine wrers. sixteen il. au
oouiea wer tnktn limn in riiios A We were
pan.ii'g into Sew Yolk on the and Erie
road, on Ihe aaine lour, a paannger handed ua
the arcouat of the Noiwalk de-ruction, near 60
! "",m u rr
"" n.n iu-1. ,h fire of (he n gular
"ml ll,e Jri,'v' of ,1,B u"llr.' ' opn.
"'e' ''U'B P"1' "f w-d" imrly
'"'" l''''" Ocean Wave tfiner wu
, California will) a fearful In. of life; and two
, 1.. .: 1 v v...b ...1 rt. ir.i.. 1..,..
l""r f " I
"," 110001, on. un uieiy i.uiii. " ""'
:.l0 - invviy uignuui.
lie nio-i vaiuarne earunv
1 by the 11111 awful ninclinria. Thia wholeaale
I """ie ''l,,,r0,', m"'e Uui ,,'m"' '.
' 1 ' - ire iruiy. on y a( one 01 inuiM -
i ! ' ' ali(aganc
1 ' irW"ue "' America, it berome (till more
' . . . . . . -"B.
,- "."' ,,a. oraie, 111 aoc.eiy
1 H "i-ine-a. in (enlimera and feeling, in liiera -
...,c.., ,,.,.,.,1-, inns i.i. .nainnin.
t'aieo i y uie n'enea oi cihcik" ami rtnrwaia,
tin ti will not our rrnderaagree with 11a that (uu-
thh'j tiiuit It dnntf
Ibc.ltlunta Itauli.
In relation to the AlUtila Eank, or ihiuplaitcr
concern, w hull Mr. (teurge rniiih, of Chicago,
.(endeavoring to circulate 111 lliint.i, Die Aogu
, .,. , "
ta Chronicle says :
"It wa. charleied hy ike la-t Ix'gi.lature, the
name uf one of die curpmaieia (peihapa more)
! ,",V"'B been lulioi.'uceO Klo Ihe charter wukont
knowletlKe, privily .or Cunsent. A year
j """"i flr ""' charlir wa. granted, Geo. Sunlb
Co., of Clucagu, III., suddenly appear in At
i lana. Ju.t at Ihe the nine ihe .uuarnpiion S.r llie
i ov uiuur, .11.1 .ura uie 01a, a. were
opened ihey look all M ten thartii.' Abourdof
ditecloia 1. foimea, 1101 one ol whom, Mr. Hig
g ii son uifoims us. lives iu Atlanta, and ikey
elect a I'le.idenl aad Caskier, neilker of whom
re.nl. m i r are known thete, ami tke first issu
nf their bills rsmdle before any offlcer of lb
bank baa leached Atlanta, in Chicago, III . and
ftthcrpoiuta in Wi-mn-iii and the Northwest.
Mr. llggmson is ju.t now on hia way lo Atlanta
lo commence 1 We banking busiue-s Ihei. weeks,
petl, Hp. mint a., utter ihe bill- of tke bnr.k have
burn circulaissl m Illinois, and Wisconsin. "Smith
i Co." own ill Ike stork but ten shares; lliete
len skares ate owned by persout wko cou.titule
tb board of directors.
"Mr. Uti.'giiison, the President, owna on
thartt The Bur.nl of Directors, therefore, are
the ruere creatures of Smilliat Co.. wlmm they
make aid unmake hy a nod or vote ; they are,
Iheref.rt, compellerl to do the bidding of sjiniili
tk Co.. (r loa their plate. Mr. tliggin.on, too,
who .nly owns one .hare, comes to Atlanta, not
because of any interest ke kai in the lir.nk , or
otker property, fur ke has none th.re. but (imply
tooblAiu Ins salary aa Vr-nlent, which Smith ik
Co. (greed to pay him. lie ia, therefore, virtu
ally in emp'oyee uf Smith A Co., and must do
their bidding or lose his place What power.
Ihff, has he tn control the action of the Dank
wjlnn legitimate bounds I lieBanrdof Uirec
titu, not one of whom live in Atlsnta or have any
interest there, will control the institution so hiiie
al ihey ronforni to tke requirements nf Messrs,
I e"iik d Co., and wken they di-ohey they must
fve ptace it. mure oiwuteni creatures,
This is a brief and fair sln'einsnt of Ihe itate
nf the Ihe things according to tke (dinisiinna nf
Mr. Higginton to ua. Il is, therefore, clearly
nut wnlnn hisnower to pursue a legitimate ban
king bu-ini'S-llwkeie he Issu disposed, if Smith
ik Co. will otherwise. Anil to .how that they
entertained nn such purpose, it is only necessary
to date that, if audi was their desire, they cm Id
easily have obtained a chartet under the General
Banking Law uf Illinois, whi.'h aulh ititea any
in an to bank who deposit ihe proper seeuritivs
will) the StA'.e Treasurer or Comptroller.'')
A friend wall qualifi.d, has furni-hel ui the fol
lowing receipt 'or making fit km butter. I he re
ceipt is the on used in the be.t(Jtach an Irish
,1, une-, and aa this ia the proper season fur pre
paring butter for winter use, we io il fur the
iienelit of our country renders: Take heat (all,
two parts by weiglrt, white sugar one part, and
salt petie one part. Pulverise ihcm completely
and mix tii.nouulilv ; add this mixture to lb but
ler ynu wish fur keeping, in the proportion nfone
une to sixteen ounce of butter, wmk It Well into
lliu mnss, and close up till lit for u.e, which will
not be lor ut luust one month. Meiihtr this nor
any oilier receipt will perfectly preserve butter,
unless lb bulteriinlk he thoroughly expelled by
working the butler. - In tu it differs fioui butter
intended for itiiinedi.te u.e. ns the flavor of the
butler ia improved by th imail quantity of but
termilk that ia allowed to n main in it. From
inoranc ordi'regaid uf (his fact, ttriso th runny
f tilures to preserve t, utter. The Iii kins should b
tuaduof Ash or llickuiy. f'ituhrjli P
7
TBADER.
Tllk LAW or T H a. LAND,
Th Arc of l inns -;My. j Wu-luiion nnd JhcKh.ii.
"I Mi. t ee f..r 117 life, k.tw you t slun a... Mr. !.,. 1..I1, the hi.11.1iui.. r. lares il.e k.Hoii-
r.-y.-dra. J..,., a. a.,d me, rv I'liei, tnltef (,..!,. . j, ulllaJ(lU., ,.f Ka: ,., , c( ,f, .
neiirc.t tiei,(l.nnr, -your family In linger thiiiHmia, , ... ..
.ind uu h-ve le.a kelp but vu an alwnyain' U,"'e' ''Al "' N,VV J,r-ey. f u.ii. out In
uu.e rums wllen lwl, J rind tkmri in kihhI m"u"" " 1",,' f"U id a child he-id.r it, aiuu. t
order-in. bu-lle, fu nr coni'u.iom Xuw wa ; ,,J ''T ""I 'r'-rP"1-. Ik- l..ccd ihe child i.p.ni
wmk from ni"iiimg till night, at our kouae ami ! " ,k- ''" " ""'J lln- ymd, w th
..ur wmk U) uever dou. Iheie ibu.t U witch ' ou,l,f,l j"V'mre. Il w.-.al.. Wn.l.iitoi, a
oik abuul It touiu .ecret. Uu till ui won't "'r' ,,1,t "''"""e'1 ll' ai.n did 1 ut I.Iih him
youf" ' j wi'k off-prinj.. ke hud a he.n t to love ih.li:nn,
"Wby, Ellen, I don't kno tliat there ia an ,",k,M,'1,:,'"1' tu.'" "'n
great aecret aUmt it ; all I can leil i, doii'tee-iu ' ,Mr "'Idle Ii, wk i-juiil jn-;i,e nnd prnpr. ty
In wink very liaid, but aouielmw, I d ret alo.'v i ,,v n te""'i ai.ic.lute of the rev.i.d
very eay aa Juu any, Willi all :kut iceiua tu fall
lo my Int.
"Well we all kn,.w th.it,
Mia. June,
an.l we
know .on, Ih.t you il umr rcadimr ami wriiimr
ikauuuy uf the real of u, and vi.it ihe atrk mole, j "r '"'L'r'1 ,;'"'' 'InK""' and fi jemrina of tin, hodv.
and tind time fur eveiyihing that ia good otv 'fltr ,,'e ol",le l'' ('real lluiac Slu e, in t Hnv (ire.ili'u! n-.ii-t knve hem li.u fie'.inej (,f
tkcie ia, and you muat ti ll me all alaiut it." ' i "'"' "early a th.iii.niid linn.in. were killi'il. imd '''"' ilaiiiihter, who, in-lead of ike 1, 11J welcnnm
"Vea. Eileu, 1 will tell all 1 kilo about it, f.r ' "u ''U"'lr,-'J K,'J Ifty piii-oueia wi-r.. t..ki;,i, all ' ' father, whieh ahe felt ka awniiiii)r her, be
you'io itul aimiit, and will make a titst rale wife wo",en Bni1 children, the men having I ... n ex'cr. :M I''" u''"n,i "J fle.li on evry Imml, no una
lur Fred, a-ime day, but you nni.t prnrniae to try ' tll.n,''. following ineiduit oefuiie.i: 'Ihei'"1' till. It Win ovarp'.wcrinf , nn.l ilid awful
and make my aecrct uf pmcical ua tu yourailf, j u,'"la' wllupleidtd ovei the Moody acrnr, "'riiit t wn no moner ui.i.le L nun 11 lo her tlni.
and leach every bialyelae." ' j wkiili eeemeil to carry u brk to tl-e e'ulv In- ' -ecin-.e uncnn.iious, and waatune to ktr
iillen hlu.ked, and iiIiiiih.1 wtsh-.l ete had nut 1 '""I war" v" Ki'Kland. had mill a tender ap-.-t lm'
been tu iRiprrtinvui. Hut Ellen waa a good irri.i "' '!' I"'- Moved hy the wad ..fail Indian in-
l.l gut, and wat impiea-ed with the idv-a tluit '""! l""' "P fmni' the field, whuse oiotiier h i i 1 A Nuni as-ai. li.iiii Li..-)Jiik' J, nea. a I:o
Fied would want a wire at.mcwkat reaen.bliug i P" during the battle. Ja. k.i.u atroiu t . ( k, . per in l i,i idJphm baa a tul nhiuit tho
l.ia iiioiher, in domealic uiufela; an aha atiped ' "re nine tir.mg women amona the pn'oner.. tn k 1(. 0f un aniuln.r pond, i,t hia d.K.r forlhopur
duwn and tiad her aln-e, to hide her cmiiuaion. I "Ul k1",'- ' l''""iher ilea.1," waa the mel au- of k.-i'iiinr Ihc bi' tnrilea in. preparatory tn
lira. Jomalaid down tkeckeeae kmle.(lor it waa:"
eafly in the nioriuii(t)..aik up ktr lhe. wkick ker
kind.keart mid arm. had taken horiie, and pt.-ke"
up a ba.knt of greeii neat that were 1.1 be ahellell
fur dinner, and aal ih.wn i., , I . I,,,u ,.,,.,...
to aleea lln. n. ...a) ..t it.. 1 1 .. 11 k...
' .m tnn u tt HO
jiiwv. ...e. pu...ic.n.ouoiiiicai,oveii4ariai.ieju'f,.i7reeli l,ruii','ht them tu the aide of tka tub
j "Wefl Ellen, my aecret iajuat thi.: when Igol,"rn i"'"",t K" u, aome year, aiiir,., l.y a Uete Ihe two bipeda baited. In nrKu a pint
: out lu .hake the tablecluth, Ulwaya bring in a ' 1 y resectable g.nilen.uii. who waa prem lit, I -i-I y (j W, kli.l wa-wa-n't 4
an. k of wood; aekloru lake two alepi wkero one I '" "'"e". win 11 Uen Jaik-.n Win theoicopai.t i rr'.l'atniit.'
,,n J,,,, like I. ,li..i ula a pint." aava tin
' , . . . n. . t,r..,.lfr.a. u.l .1 , .. ... ..... ' ..' '
I J- puneriae aaiel.ilu. enniijjii to l.i.l a Imiiith,
at ..., k-..., ;., ,,.i.7. .1 ...1 .1....
it i, alivay. lea.ly for u-e-no untying p'apeta and
uanuie, ami 1 tan ue.it u.e while of ,x vnit to a
j .landing loam in two nnuulei. aa ea.ily at you
... ... I. .ir ... 1.. li. . 1. . , ,
...... .11 ii.-iir won a mine. Any oouy can
' - I . ... . . ' .. .
Km ln ,,,u , ,ur Wl,, j,,, Any body can
! n,k an egg whip that can whittle a stick, or tind
j a piece of wire, if ihey caiuiut alford to buy one. I
anly inviition tl.eae thinga aa aaniplea i.f lime-
vu n,,i if t,.,,. in i. ,.ir.....!...i r :n .11
aaviug. But if you will uut k nfleuUed, I will tell
, you a little nli.ry.
I "Olfended I Xot I li'a the slllie-t thitiz ill the
world to trel offended, i.ani.nlarlv iriil. il,,..- l.
1 - .. ..
; w tali to u g,K,d. ' he doctor ofien ha. to admrn-
; wiali to u guul. The doctor o
i.t. r utiiilea-unt ill uga to effect
( -W ell, then Lllelt, I Waa out taking tea with a
neighbor ait Week, and wa went lot., the n.iiU
, room and chee-e r.a.ni to aee the ckee-e- and a
c c.lie back wo (topped a few minute to chat
i in the kitchen, the hulu t . .1 , 1 ,.i .1,. ,:.,,
: ntake dime II .miel cak.,orgri Idle cakca as aume
call them for lea. tihe (tailed iff on the b.,un.l
) Jn di ker duly. Fuat die rau dnwu cellar and
1 bring lit up the buttermilk jar. holding altnnat a
j pifu; ,ie ,i. ran b.irk f..r the eats, untied a
, the floor, and another un the table
t-ptioul
mlli.J it iti;
... . . . . .. ... '. r
next turue.i ner PiiiiermilK out und .palleted a
1 new uie.a an aooui uie ivnl, aplaKlieil it over the
. inu:e on Uneta iliin-'s. said "oh i)-haw. nicked un
1 brought a plate and ran ii il.a i..eal loom; and
: ram hark with a heaping plate of flour, put i'l into
h pan and atiritd away und bark and foitk till
, it waa aubinerged and all ill lump. Tkeio was
I I.Mie v..
j not flur euuugli ; away alio rail again brought
, niure; there wa alill uut enough, and the tliiiil
'jnuiiiey had to be made, in itwaa dashed, aud
, .he cined away utf.il her fare (-lowed like a
1 pcuny ; U at oiiieshe thuuglit of her eitcs. and
ornke tnein ttilo th bailer. She had fi
I'ti'Dtlen
the (..it, and ran the fiutth time into the meal
riH.ni .Now ker batter waa loo tkiik and more
1 buttermilk had to be unci, ami cou-equrntly the
1 ("leratua pipel liaUlo Ulideignamillieropeiatloii
riuallv, alter much labor and toil, and an expendi
j lur. of ii.ui h lime, and waa'.e uf material, Ihe
lumpy batter wa. ready for ue. Uut here was a
u;hli "' ' that was ju.t right half an
I hour kcfoii, Was t.aw exhau.tt.-d; tho griddle
j .,,.,, ,,j t(,rn ,e, kQ i(( ,h(j
gicng, waa now kuint rough, the kitchen nnd the
ant ruoin foil of uunleauint ainoke anil o,h,r of
i burnt graee tke cakes elui'k fast tu Ike iron
iwu uiee.es were wa-ted before Ik griddle could
oe ruonvil amuotli, the di.h cloths wr-ie 111 a snd
pliakt. aud the young lady had expended as much
J aciual labor as would have picpaiud ike uieal, and
eui ine laoiv and ail.
"Oh dear that waa me; anybody might know
the picture. But how w ould you have iiinuxed I '
"I shnuld have taken my pan and spunn put my
saleratus into the pan, gone down cellar, and Willi
my cup, which I keep in the jar f.,r that purpose,
dipped the butteimiik wilbuut spattering it into
in pan; then brnkergea carefully into Ihe milk;
gone from there into Ihe meal room and sifted the
proper quantity of flour hi, ami stirred il careful
ly, ihus beating the eggs while I stirred ill the
flour; dropped in a little sail aiul returned tu Ihe
kitchen, all in tiro minutes, without having one
thing out of place, except the egg shells, and thus
I shnuld have removed tome oilier time, bo you
see instead of four jnurneye to the cellar, two to
carry hack, and four In the meal room, I should
have done the whole work, saved strength, (aved
the wear and tear of my (hoes, save the soil of my
dress, saved my fir, the annoyance, and the good
hall hour for sotnctkiiig else, and a better mess of
cakee in the bargain. And thin is only one half
hour (aved inuciting supper, by one hand. It took
three that iiiiht longer by half, than it would kave
taken me to got it alone."
"But law met kere' the baby fast asleep 'ke
peas are all shelled, and my story my-t be wound
I- W "IIOII
f tliia-lai
up, for 'lis time to 'whey nlf the ru.nl.' If tin
of txperience does you any good, I will ti
auoiocr (lory lumu Hay.
Fsacticai, ELoejn.xci.-Th following vary
brief and uVcidely pithy apeech of Oliver Cioiu
well, will dnubtlria be new to many of our read
ers. It wasdelivered by thegreal EBjlialiman.on
dissolving tka long Parliament. It i a perfect
specimni of the rude, vigoruu auJ hardy atyle
of this singular character:
"It ia high time for ma lo put an end to your
aitling" in this place, which ye kave tlithunnred hy
your contempt of all virtue, and defiled by your
practice of every vico Ye are a factious crew,
and enemies tu alt good government. Ye are a
pack of mercenary wretches, and would, like
Esau, sell your country fur a mess of potiage,
am) like Judas, betray Cud for few pieces of
silver, la lliere a single viitu now remaining
anion you I I there ope vim vou do uot nos
Uessl You kave no more religion than my ktiiie.
Uohi i. your gial. W'hirh of you has out barter
ed away your cnn.-cieiire for bribes I
"la there a aiau among you that has tho least
care for the goud of ihu commonwealth I You
sorrdid proditntes! Have vou not ih tiled the
sacred place, and turned Ihe ford's temple into a
urn of thieves I Uy your liumural iiiiiu inli a and
-.uieu pracittes , nave Kiown mim. rainy mn in this village, met her tlenlli iti a s t -ular und
ous to a whole ualmii. You who were deputed ili.tiea.ing manner. She had keen feeding -!
here by th people to get their gruvances ro- chickens with meal, nud went t.) a km el of r.on
dressed, arc yourselves keroaie tke greatest griev- water standing under an eavti of the km u sev. rai
mice, iuur rnuntiy, tlirrrluro, culls upon me lo rods fn.ru Ike kuuso, fi r Ihu p irpn.,. of ,j, ,jnL.
cleanse tin. Augean slakle, by putting a tinnl j ker hands. The b.niel stund by 'he Vid.-of a si, ce
period to your iniquitous pria-ee-liug. iu Ibis some eight nr ten inches l.igli.aiul cntHins ! about
house, and which by t.,.,1 1 help and the (trenjth fourteen itirliea uf water. In readiina for the wa
ll has given me. I now intend to do. I mm- j ter, aha full into the barrkl will, her head down
mand you. therefute. upon Ihe peril nf your lives I and being unable to extricate hi r-e'd or lo call
to depart immediately out of tins placo. (In !-, f.,r na-istauce. was drowned. She was in iktiri
.etyou nu 1 1 Makohasl.! uvei.al slaves, ter lifieeu or twenty miutites kelure ,k was
be.gmel lake away that shilling bauble tker, missed, nnd all attempts at re. n.t .t oo i.u. ;.,
pcni-'ci 1 pince, nnrl lock up th tbor;. '
VOL. XII! -NO. .17.
1 "" lr"" I'limipluU hnu
: iu iiiae int.
...- ..... .n,.....r.,.,,,.jl . 11111 mnj iaiii-u iniu
r. ...... ..,.!.. Hi.- " I, 1 11... 1 1
I . ' ' ' wt'o-e it Untitle uyieimtmi
i """ "" uu,'"" urnniuutaklej by kuiimu lilo.t
' '" cl":" ,i,tl I h tien-r4l, ,iii.
' ri chihllua mar, turned nur-d kuu-elf. Sou
' '"nw" "3-,T formed a part ul hi- private core
, '"" " ' 'inlil lo be fed. !
le.
1 eVtl l"nk It home with kmi und Uaied ll uniukia
, own family.
' ... . ,., , . ;
""'"' " '""'"" piurtni,
nh I,.- if., eat, rnln.d ilm mom al i.m. .In.r
i Im'" ii"'' U""''' niiliVr two children en-
........ .......... ,t,TI,.ci-NU. iinni-ui.ueiy
aeeinif linn, Ihey rail to linn to icccivfcd ll a
inuriiing ai-H. l.xten.1.1.? Iita arm, and kef
yet graceful form, lie caught uft first oiir?fit,J
tlieian,ither.eiire..tiii! Ihim wilh all the f ndiies
"--'."." -' uj icnuueo low.c.ir inu.ncr
1 1"1' . .Wl,r" " ,al'', t! e "Win
i, a nea.i wirn 11, a imtn, ,,e ,.. n .1.. ......
r , - '" a . u ,
I i.l.u.,1 ....... ..I ,1 .. , -.1 :. . . .
' ""niui'j 01 a ,1.-,
! I'1""1'-c""" "f ll"' recinu.le nl I,
I b! tk need of a higher Wi-
low" ,n ctiliKht.-n or. i in-rl ll.ejmit
voutly invoked the blu,ni. of 1; ., I
iiit.ii!...ii,
dotii thai, In.
stiient, he de-
voutly invoked the klea.inu of U.al. Tho
was deeply aw.cuiig, and d:ew teara f nin eni
umiaed tn weeping. Such waa Andrew Jaak'-. ti
at ii'.jir. vt lien calk j upon to tit fend hi.c 'M,fi
, -
"" ,lle ui""c or "' Pcnl nvi r lur fun
ill rca-nna of peril, ka) was d' .-. !. d. le
111 """"to", m mm.l. wonuerlully ii,Il:'ii
I PielicmlinL' at a gl.nce lh.it wliuh tlm-e ol .ol. 1 1 r!
nitellcclual ru.weis could t uly ii-.ih and cm-
i P''''1''"'' y lahnrium procta ol iuve.i' n n.
waa "a law unlo it.ll." IU a a,-ci-- I . t ra-h-
"'"" "e t""ul" 1'el.een piai.d for -u-
''""r '"i"1"' Hut. while in iiiaiun r lie w-.ia the
I r,'om'hfheJ Kt,iitlcn,uii. kia Hue Dili I1.-.1I iraa
i""' e""P'cuouly di-ph.yed in the (pliere if the
I d "-": ati'iviioiu. V kilo eii,.:.,,..l
nuirtaliicJ I y the liiud vuidictivtcc 1
tilll-a.
(I'll. J.Vh-uil.
The filiu 10
fiuiii tha liafhilo Co Dtiu n inl ii
1 " ckaracleri.tn! of Jn.k.on that we am e.m ill
"jl read wi'li intweat by oceryoiie:
X?'' tho arceaion of C. u. Jackauii, tha cm
rliime of iuti i.'ana who d..e:
rl'u" ol mtii,jera wm. cl-.et ", aro.n,! the
"Huaiou .Stutertiuii, nm j tn I e lie ,!t: nl
crulic parly of Jlas-ai kuault., had i;pp u ii.,ni ,i
I feueral oiTwea in thai stn'.u anion
luone 01 llieir iiuuiuvr W,.s a-riii.' i 'lo; t'oi'ic-
lor.nip 01 aiiieni. llie w.ii-vioiii J.:t.ii..t was
prnaciibeu vvnhout he.-italioii ir c,iin;,ui,cli,.n
Ike Eeleciiitii imtde l.y the mikwim ti.ijue
Were accepted by Old Hickory, wi knot evainiua.
lion or inquiry, ami (',11. iMI.-i's tuccls-yr Waa
nuuiimtted lo 1 lift M'n,,te. When tke n, i,,aa!i":)
came to ke acted ujhiii, Col Knton iutei pu.ed
and a.ked that it niigkt Im our. lie was cue
Ike Tre.-ideat wm.ld not inleiitiuiially lemore the
iricuinlefit tkeie mu-t be some mistaku nl.out
., . . - . . , . , . . ,
it, -nd he desired time lo bung tke I...N of the
case to his consideration. T he requi-t w a- com
plied with, as a rru'.trr of curse. Colonel Ben
Ion immediately wailed upon (jt-u Ja. kson, nial
the interview isaid to hav e been one of high iu
t,M e-t. Agi'iitlemin who was ioliuiatu nl the
White House used lu deccnbe it (umcwk.it in
this style:
"(leiieral Jm-kson, tin ynu know, air, wko is
Cullectur at tke purl of SJuu, M.uaachu.tltk,
air i
"I can't tklnk of kia name, Colour!, n'tkot gh
I've just sent it up to tke fei rtnle. Hut Im is a
good Qi.'in, I uiimv, a id a good democrat, loo, fer
Green and llsn-li iw both ,,d me so.
"but, sir," rejoined Col. M., "I Icto inquire,
ir, whether you knuw win the pr-sent ii.cuiii
lent is, sir -ll eofliccr wksui yuu have iuleitjjd
tu remove, sir i"
' Nu I cuu't tememher his tiaino but I know
lie j. a New Englhiid, Hat ll'onl Couttutioii
leduralisi, f..r Greene and lltiislu w told me ni."
"Sir, the present Collector uf ike put id Sal. m
ia General Miller, sir, who fought with so inuh
distincliui the norlheiii fiuiilicr, ill ll.u war
with Great Britain, .ir."
"'Sot the brave Colonel Mn win sai l I 'd
try!' when n.ked if be could take that li.it
i.h eutrencbmeiit lit Briiletvaler I"
"Yes, sir," (aid Cnl. liuututi, "he is the aatue
man, sir."
"Tke ke i! Where's Pomdslon "
A (kurp pull at tke bell, waa foiluwed by tke
prompt appearance of a servant.
"Tell Col. Donels'oii I want l.ilu -quick "
Mr. I 'Del. ton ciiler'.', I.
' Itoiiel.ton, I want the tinnia ol Ire fallow
nominated for Collector at Salem withdraw n in
s'untly. By the Eternal, thrs pokiicuiiis are
,, " . . ; ' , . ?." '? " " e "
V I I Vi" t ' ' " I, ,,e:.',l,,M'i'-lil.M'. there area, pre-ent only about
tit ril'wri,-?, n f V A,tll,"W J",t,! irr 1 400 witp.-lofive. k.i.,.l,of win, I, 200 am
&lay,lllwrteitn,),ulftk. aa.iiranee will le !,. ,!v ...j ..... . ,
more gratilying as uouiiiijj from a bretbef sol
dier." We all bad to do ir. A lulf a (euro of young
urchins were gathering around ucoipp itii.in, whose . named Asa F.nruiv, died 011 Tuesday nijjht of da
pallid face indicated thai he was veiy ci.k. the re-! liriuai tietin 1,1. The firciiiostnnres'nre pccuhar
sult uf some juvenile iii.lncruliun. '1 he ntt fel-1 v distressing. Te was ftuui a Intkly luspucla
lows were busy iu offering their ayn-, i,hy in vri- ' bit, family iu Buffalo, nnd nnturnllv of a warm.
00$ homely phrases. Tho truth is. he hud taken I, .arte. I di.o i.ilio., h,,l I,.J ,. I,,. 1,1.
rt chew of tobacco for the first time iu In. I.fe, and
hav.ng (wallnwcd a portion of the weed, grew i- this city, he has twice keen nrrrsletl lor drunk
deadly sick. One ktlle fellow wl.n su n, i d 11 nio en.i e.i, and on one nrcasinii was sent to tho
fully lo uuilrrstand liisc,.in.iinioir aitn.i' .on. ti. in liretieu'dl. I .is fiieniti hoiiiiur hv L-.r.ii,. 1,1,,,
any of tho tilhers. gently plaetd h hand 011 li e away from liquor, ami giving him time for reflec
sick kny'a skouldir, and cud iu voicu t i' iluj. ti.ni, lo draw Inui invav ' from kia habits. But
Cuiiilnleiice : Ih. ir elfarl. w..r.. leill 1 I 11 -.1...:..
"Nuver mind, Jiiniuy, teall f.sj lo y thrmijh
.,.r .. .-.'.. '
thit very ccerc trial.'
MKi.ANtniu.r Ac. itii:r. On the yd in'.,Miey
E only duiicht ul Mis. A.C. I'le.tuu, .. OiUw.i.
III., aged ix year, who was visitin.' iih l ,r
mother nt the residemu of TI, .niii- Wi.'li.m ..t...
nin, TVrnoa ( .V, )'.) '"AM-vr-'of.
IloinbU Death,
neter read (,f an sc.outil if a railroad
mu..let a.. I,, mi l. , ,.. aelaila aa Ik follow 11 1.
, 1 he dneve.1 , k,t,, J.v, ,go w .
U 1.11 ami !., R.,1,0,,1, ,nj , 4 ,
.u u.-uoer 01 the him or rin-haiilaon, Met
, a. nj. r A Cn. nieichant tmlnra of Uoaton:
MLk clnr hnu wtfi w.iitin. at the drpn,
in tStori l,.,,,,, ), , .Uytn. r. U went out m
the tram tu, Ii airi.h.l al a lu.'im nt f,.r il,0
1u1i.hn'. lie the Irnlii fioiii U't m up
pi. 'ii.i., 1.11 tin, ti n, k i. p.n e, nn.l tun led to en
; a. 1. -a. J.i.t nl ll,,a n.oitii nl, Ihe notlhrin Irilirl
11 ':ii..iii'hiiUi.inr i,i . rmeof JOnnlea hnhom.
W l oth, r .1 11,4 Mr It ,-l .ndi. i, tia;n, or
w I.elll.T I e I, 11 .p.,n tl,c , , fe.rf r. I .ken and
il.'tilv iii. iiit kni .n 'II, a ,.j.ii,e. In, never
Uuck him mil, n ireii'fii.lm,, f,,-,. ia Unlr
n'.i" Ikann-n intn t,- ,r. itlirl l-! ':ue i,i
.'. ai.d null' ! mrj 4iurthm. N.. ' .
tM.ne ll r iniliea :w. in In- wlnle IhiIv Wat
found. It w.i an h.il, -r-nh.,1,1,, am ful tight.
I'ni lioi a ,, i,u l.iu.l wne in om p1.ru. ai.d of
the tody in another. Hue vu a . i.t;iiieiit ul'
an aim, nod dure ol'iihi,.. n ihe !i,'im (
Il.e fionl rnr h found Inn hi-;,rt : .1 I .latin
Inure of aome tun iu,. lioin (. tr,t, In,,,
Hie multilhiti, n mid ili.i v,'iii,,ii ,,f ii n wiiolj
hojy wn. com pine. CI nil 1 1 I nnid -inkla ever
w ilni.ed. we i nlure ti, cy tkat thia uevtr li:,J
a pnrallrkn the not fi.l.
H.o acatlerc'l frin'io. u t cf '!. b.i.ly vrcr
Ifnlhi rod at well ai cuu 1.1 I n. 'I'l.ey preai ntcil
li hi'ht lon.h.4 kilnr tn tle-riike. if we h ul ellhi e
llie heart or dipo-ilion. 'I he .Heine, when kio't,
Ih" my. had I.. I.e whi'd i tf. run red at it
their In in,' in, ke, iipnml ,'im'ed hy people win.
0 hip loe.it. Ihia tnhi-ur.ta ned ubuiilii.oai;li dirtr
wmer (.1 .Willi a ll'N a cf .In, -ka. One nii;ht k.11
V. L' a t, .ir r.l I, 1. ,,...1 ,. nl.lu l 1...I
. 1 ..a .,,.:,.. . i r.., . ..,.:.i. . ... .1. .
1 ...... 1 r .. 1... . .
-.....,...,.,,. itivj ,i mn uni'i oiare HI U IIIlK. A
fi-iicr, " Iml I II Hi t ynu n qua rnu iiuurlor tacli 1
, Wai.f.:., i... 1 .,.... 1 ' 1
j -l'hrre. (hick) S Sain. you lie ! I dun l.ke to
ui.piie your wont, s S un It'll vou lie.
! 'I liin a.-emcd lo U taken aa i.t raonul kv S.ini.
' md with a Unity mii'i or Iw... h int.. 1...
h,r,i ,ie,nl and with a l.Al.n,,,,,,,! I ... ...l.i
hmi into the lh tuk Ileariuif the .pla.h, nm
mi .i-niin,. .e !uj iluoivn a mart ov.-ihoan . Sam
I j.,k to Ina krela, an.l veiled ..r the tiolire whom
t ..... , ., . . ...
he mf.ji iii.-d uf an (Anient in llie whatf. by wkicli
kia fiii.11 1 and a iloi.-n otkir- mole or lraa. wcru
..vi'rln.nrd, nml nnbady tu pull tkeiii out. Tartly
, k. 'ievina that inaieiliini! wa wrnr.s. llie noliro
rut a few titkera, and aturlcl f-.r lliu w kalf. lit
ikfii Ui'-i down !)'' .licet liny rut JwtuV big
tub. iitid hear a row.
" Ij.'t "pp! Jkini e 1 '. I'm (."ri-ui '. Let
i "l I:i''a liiiin', K'r nhui'. e.v i- n.''
unt; "U'l'ilsali this :"iiii-.iik the poiicr, approaiL
."tn t!:e l.j tt:h.
lull.) ki'ilolfffl lie'a w.,1 j't.l in fn
iL.t-r! J.nr.lii! JJoti t ltu ! Eiti.p:
"i !!n! Wh it in tin.-! k!. tea u ;i iloiu'm kcrj
anion:; tl'.em titrths ? ' ro.ir ll,n ji, !:c,,
j "Ti.ri'e I Then I'm t.ll tn iliath ! '
1 11 bet aqumter volt ale, ti:y i.lj covet ," enys
on".
; ' I l'a k.iul him out, bjfoie llie iun4. ;u,n jeiii
i.i 1. ...'a oil'," fcaya antcher.
j Ami q site mher, we'd w', (rra'cked, g":i,-t l
and iI-aw.'.I t-v tin' a.ti.;-kt"i tm it, . tho fellow
I wa- drawn .nit nyd carried to ilie !o, l.e.l up to re
I cupcrale. The way he mul l.aie k.'eii clawc.l
lid Ly tlio llipp.tis, l.i.il. iioM-j, aiul la.!, of
, 'ili'.oU IU.
i.-', . uo luiHiiieu 11 nut v...,i:U'j.
II, nutm.L Ait'Mit.vr ano I'icaih Ou Fiittar
.tl.u'JI ii ul', 11 lioiniile ari'ideiit ccritrrcd iicuc
, theliinitsuf Lacoii. winch k:i resu'teJ in the Jeaili
"f mm rnnn a iJ an.ithcr is In.t 1 xrveted to live.
I The Ivailii.; parl:cu!.irs are llioje; Several men
, "-no rniicun. il in Ir.ulii: koiaes; and near tkei
'lute of th day, onii of tlu ni, r,ti to he frMii
i r.oiiu.dijw from I. is puikct a koille, coiituiiiin.;
1 wk,it vvm probab'y suppo-ej t.rba Klcbbnllt!
: lifju. r. and. after t lalirii; it, katid.-J it tn a grog
. -elier uf our town, 1111 Ii!.kiu.iu naiut-d aluipky,
I wko t.n k two fu'l dra.ii.ht. nnd then handed it i..
I Ckarlas Ware, a rn-iiii rit of Cmw I'r.ek, in tkin
cuiny. 11a aim to. u about llie tame rjuaiitily ;
and both tleauk uf i! in duh l...!e, Il.at il. puH-
gein y au l deadly power n.siin! di-nvveicd until
1.. I .... 1.. .......i ,i... ... .1 1, 1 . ... ... , .... ...
'" ii'i r ,1. aiul lit -ll out unt'l I, C
L.,,;., ,.,,.,.,, : .- W:,.,.r. ... ,
a
stolen from Ike po.kol of a 10..11 llnit day. who I a J.
prniurej it lor the purpoar of falviiniii g. ljut
a moment rli.p-t I after llurphy and Waio 01 auk
of it, lef.re they fell to llie e.iilli. overwhelmed
with tl.o most iiitui-e and ex. 1 uiialing pain. Ihey
rolled rt'id liinikle.l, nud clawed their. larrs Olid
he earth with ifnth hands. in,li:a!iitj by the con
toiltoiis of iheir Loiiies ami grovning, a'l that,
agony which Would rnsuu ii ll,-y k id awallowed
ted hut coils. They weie taken 1.) Mnipky
hou-e ; k.i liied al, 1,1.1 iijlit o'llook on Sndav
iiioiluna, and Vv'.ie, at tin. wiit n'f, (Moiulav!)
i- uot exfe-tled tn s'liviTe. I.vn- t'mtttt.
lliou rii.io Foou- E.Miur.aiiux. A 'vises fioi.i
l'ru-ia by ike lliiinlul,!t stair thai one of il.j
cai-lie.l .ul jei Is ahicli v ill er ,.'.! t.'ie ntreriticii
f Ihe Z.'lltei'ein rotifermirc-, la ih.t facilitation
uf ihe internal nf)!.' in j; rain ru ns. if pimKiblc, to
obtuin :in iuteinal frru ttade in com. Our .U
vi.es coi.tiuiie: Ike txce ivo enuiri alion that
is now takuiir place from the south of Germany
Vve may villi prrpiieiv rail it a Teutonic Exn
tin.) is niair.lv aitribtitable tn the denrur-sii
.ruvi-ioti, tkoni'h therp hie i f Cutiiau o'.li'.
iroublcs. u(a poi.iiral end tncial nalurr, tiit.11
cuntitl u(e to fill np tl iir ct p i f .iteriii-.s to
ovetfliwiu. From fiohrnih ,,n, Ik.ravia wa
konr of koi .lti ds of families constrained lo sub
sift nn grass nnd rnots. In Ike I'alatttiuttj nnd
Ulrinbesseii, forinulv retnai kablu forilirap liv
tPi, the Complaints uf dear pi.n i.-i.,ii, lave bo
f'uiic g.Terjl. l'ol.itoo n." - ii tiiuss, hay fivo
lines a-i much as they did tkirty ye.11 a ago.
The prioe nt rorn (rye) kna risen in (nine par'.
M 61) thalsra I "?) llie wis put, twenty f. .ur kusli
el) Reprt-ielitativii wi lately iinulu In the
Prr.idrht id the Mini-try and the Minister of
! rmfinre, stati. x that it. Berlin, with the tn.pula
steadily for ninny yeirs .at nnd the supply nut
itaircaaing. C'ii.''o I'emoerul'c I'rtu.
5iAn. A vniintr ninn nf nltmi! 04 t.AA.a nf.n.
passion f r anient spiri's. Sin-e his" residenco
ted tn tim Lake lions. Ilnspilal tn Saturday
I . 1 . . J
luoniii'g, hitairiug nn.ktr d.-liriuin tremens. Ihir-
; mg Ins coi.fiiienicnt.hi. jumped from lint window
' 01 his room din ing n fit, leil was tnkrn bnck. Oil
1 Tif'sday ereuing. ho leaped from his window the
seend time, vi Iniu hi ntti i'il nils w ere aimrnt.
' and m.i i picked pp nt 11 0'1'lcck' tka sunn night
I y the vvuti li, near Lake street bridge, liu was
i iipp-itentlv in a lifeless cniiiliiioti, and was carried
on tke nuns of Ike wntcii tn the lock up. When
ii, rrrivtd there, kit Was cold, nn I haver nit if
j .i ii .!- exhibited any tigns of life, A cnroui r'a
, i. 'i r ,-, held ilmii j tke night, and a venHcc
r ,:.) lei. 'J 11 niYordanru w iih the alaive facts, Tha
li-tt v w is forwarded to llutfiln yealenlay, by tku
j fii'iuia cf tk tlcernfril, Cltitotiu i ir.t. .
Fat.--The Pitlrburgh Linpakh nil ll.ai 011
S 'tui iav week, '.ua fast traiiioii ll.o penntylTini
lia'ki.1'. 1, wke'i nt lr 1 i reer .bur i'Ii, atlHiued th
ex'raotlltuaiy tpic 1 of 'o'i'v mUrifrtour.

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