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1l00&? 1Jmmit ' I ..--in rim .1 I, . . , . i m ii ' - r... ' - ! '. p'-n-, mm, 1 7, ' i , , fe 1 - - - , . . . - " '. " 'j' " , ! . ' ' , - , .,.., i ii i Jr r- S -VOLUME 19-NO. 13. CADIZ, OHIO, WEDNESDAY, 'JULY 14, 1852. JTERMS $1,50 IN ADVAKCIL ! . 1 .V .-r,r. V .1 .1 From the Louisville Democrat. ;,Toor General Scott. -, . Air "Xttry iV." The whigS do rally forth tn musst, And shout for Scott and Graham, But when the voting comes, alas! 1 There's many will betray 'em. Chorus Oh, poor General Scott! Oh, poor General Scott! That you're not fit for President ' 1 ' ltseems you d quite forgot. Your loud" huzzas are all in vain. Tho now you heed it not; may he heard foot steps coming down stairs. Some domestic, or out door laborer, had evidently heard the sounds, and was corn- will if not his fearlessness of character. On that very day Morgan left his father's house, and took up his residence at the ho tel, at the great distress of Mrs. II., who, ling down to learn the oiigin. Perceiving from that time never saw a happy day. that this must frighten the robber, the Colo These events occurred twilve years ago. j nel was revolving in his m:nd what he should I dont know that the young man ever en- do to effect his object, when the Land that tered the house but once afterward.-), except moved the curtain became visible. It was to see his mother in the absence of the Uol-' grouping along the window frame for the onel, and to obtain the funds she used to spring. Rapid as lightning yet noiselessly spare for him out of her own allowance. and unseen, the old broad sword swept over Morgan wished to go abroad. But to the Colonel's head and struck deep into the travel very extensively required more mon- wook work ot the window. Ihere was a ey than Mrs. H. had at her command, and 'stifled cry a heavy fall and the curtain all her efforts to induce the Colonel to grant swept back to its place, a supply for the purpose were in vain. She Rushing to the window, the Colonel threw Fof none who would their rights maintain m,Sht ns Wl;11 llHV askea tlle sea 10 deliver jt open and looked out. He could see noth- Will ever vote for Scott. ,up its riclies. tnraged at the ill success of jn, however, owing to the darkness and " Oh, poor General Scott, 4c. application, Morgan determined to see shutting it again, he ins lamer iiiiuseu, Him uy some means 10 & htrht torted face. It was that of his only son.r Fixed Facts in AgTlCUHUre. He was a corpse. These may be considered as fixed facts in Every body thought the calamity would 'agriculture: kill Mrs. II., but you see her now, a feeble I 1. All lands on which clover, or grasses sorrow stricken woman, who never leaves Lre grown, must either have lime in them the room except to visit the grave of the naturally, or that mineral muet be artificial suicide. Jly supplied. It matters but little, whether The Colonel is a different man. since ,;t be supplied in the form of ttunc li'i t oys the tragedy, he has never been teen to tcr theU-limeox, marl. smile. He stands like a withered oak, dry i g. All permanent improvement of land and stilt yet strong in his decay. must look to lime as its basis. A Good One. Ludicrous blunders will occasionally oc cur in cases w here ignorant prsons ai tempt the use of lantruatre about which tliev know Pierce and Scott Contrasted.' All the honor that can rightfully attach ta any office in the gift of the American peoplf consists in the manner of obtaining K an4 Ve;rode to the burying ground. Wej 3. Ko land can be preserved in a high i or, nothing. The following is a case in point: I discharging its duties. . i'lace or power pu Not long since while travelling from l'iits- aicd by intrigue, by management, or even burgh to Cincinnati, two rather verdant by solicitation, does not commend itself with specimens of the female sex came on board sueh upprovinggnce as that suggested and the boat at one of the landings, who, for Rendered voluntary by the people-. Bierd the sake of distinction, we will call Mary and j ho slaughtered his way to the chief titem Jane. Now Mary had cut her eye teeth. !nl of Heme is remembered only to 1 be exe- wo 04-011.1 nled Willi the : cruiwi, Mime i. iiicimiaius, iun;v uviu in 4 . ' would ha,e entered at the tombstone of the sliUe offerU.ity. unless clovor and the grass- rules and regulation, , . i,h govern gonlec, , P o to e o. q r y ..,. t ,,t !..(. : It In I BULJUll . U illltS 11IC UUtlCI . lltlU U. m HI'" ... LVtiiao ui iumhh. t 0. ver mix ed to any meat extect, and was therefore in ! .blissful iirnorance as to any of the I which govern more rilir.ed persons. Hen language, too, v as only such as the heard , among her rustic associates. ; Mary was: I aware of this fact, and had thersfoie cau- IVobabiv tli3in never were two candulate tlieir nmoition than fierce and fiieoit. le or.e had nreasion to refuse the highest honors in the gift ofhisawn State, and one of the highest, honors, iu the giftofa Pres procure tho amount he was so desperately resolved to have. Learning one day that the Colonel had received a large sum of money, from the sale 01 some land, Morgan thought it a nne op portunity to descend on the parental purse, and he accordingly called on the oU gentle man before he had time to use the money, or deposit it in the bank. A domestic in the iamily, who admitted Morgan, relates that the Colonel was in his study, and there was a bundle of bills on the table when the yountj man entered. ihe Colonel s countenance nevercluinged as he looked up, and saw 111s son standing; before him, an I when he spoke, his words came forth cold and harsh, as if his throat had been marble. Wlijit w Ttrilif iiiinna. ftir?" .. ..... J . w. , . appeared at the foot of the stairs. 'Uood (jrod! Colonel, is that you? cried II. Jones who appeared agitated with terror, "What is the matter? ' "Give me a light," said Col. H. He extended his hand. As the l1i Ano iinitu 1 t I rr w mil of liava luuill oiiuii uuvu if, u uuvai iiv uiuot iioiv wii . , r f.:..i.,.r.i .,.....:ki.. 1... 1.. ... j cr Imhtly of M ctj; iojf v AA xlappennff m the house of Mrs. lamp, which was broken to pieces on the '- oId, lilAdy 'S'1"', u?h1' l0, jjJOj; 1 Use him, and Aaron thinking she put it on ' The Colonel cursed his weak nerves, and rR to hald' after 1'ring her through, hastened up stairs for the lamp in hischam-:sa' T , : , , ber. Mrs. H. hearing the strange sounds, I 1 Bm, as Sd " Mr. ., and can preach and alarmed by the protracted absence of ?8 ' , . , ., , , , ,., her husband, had already arisen and struck I . 1 ',tac!'? ,sa'' ,tllcI !" 'ou don 1 know ... . . . ... . a si n i f If wftrd nt iht Kilt h. ' R. hirht. As ihft (;n nnp ri-trilr ir. frnm lior o v v" ... Morgan returned his lather's stern look hand, she saw the blood on his arm, and ut-! Pve me ,a lLAl' sulu Aa,on' anu with an unflinching ftaze and replied, tered a cry of horror. see ill can t preach. "I come to preler a claim." "It is nothinrr said the Colonel "A1 "You don t know anything about the Bi- At the word claim, the Colonel BneercdVrobber was cijnfbing in at the window, and Lle'" said Mrs: H- !;if y"oyou may take but said nothing. II have scratched him." V ?T"' .. . "I desire to travel," pursued Morgan, TT , . , , , , , , I "Well," said Aaron, "a virtuous woman as if he had been talking to an equal "-It' He en'ered he atoly, followed ly Jones, is wUhout price," ain't that in the Bible?" can be no advantage to you to keep me with-j who Bh"d.dered at "ne wbich met his ,.y ... saiJ M,.s. H ..nnd it shows tlml in the sight of your door, which is shut , lh"re 7"? Wood on the curtain and women arc bl!tlt,r lhcn mcn for the Biblu against me. and within the oder of vouri tl-e Colonel s chair, wh.ch stood near it, and dm.t that a virtuous man ig whh()Ul O ' tl ah l.rt tn 1 nv.ii'D 1A l.if I' wfn 1 Itn ..." i. .. v , -- - -.., -price.'' Colonel had p aced it, lay the Droad sword, Wel we wil, sce about thatf gR. j Aaron stained with blood. . anJ aftcl. dividing' his subject into two or Something on the carpet under the win- three different heads, commenced as follows; dow attracted the eyes of Jones. He stoop-1 .xhe secretary of an article, in all cases, ed to pick it up, but started back with a sup- governs the price, but when an article presed cry. It was a human hand! .cannot be had at any price. Now, if there Ihe Colonel picked it up, and held it by wcre any virtuous woman, there would be a gardens and orchards, which I cannot enjoy, You will not reluse, then 1 hope, to supply me with funds, that will ciizdfc me to see something of the world, and establish my self abroad. "If this is all your business," said the Colonel, in a deeper tone, "the sooner you sro tho better," and taking the bundle of bills he locked them up in his desk with firm hand. : Ii If o .1 ..rn..m nil. . . "l . Ii 1 . - . . 1 . .. f .1 a i o mcicoa iiugwia. in nuaouu m.i, ouu price, ana a nign one too, Dy reason ot me dripping with blood. It had been cut off secretary, but as there is none "I thought you had more judgement than '1 g'1' at tae wnst; At this stage of the discourse, the old lady to come to me on such a fool's errand. So Suddenly the Colonel turned pale. Wrap- seized the broom what you know, it was impossible to obtain ping the member in his handkerchief, he "Aaron," said she, "you are nn impudent by pleading you hoped to draw from me by seized the light, and rushed up stairs. brat, and if you don't clear out I will pelt the impudence of claim! Go, I say, boy! "For hea"cn's sake," he cried with you with the broom handle." not a dollar of my money shall pass into strange agitation, "tell me if you know this! , Aaron made track into thd road, finish yout hands until you have submitted to my It is no time to stand upon ceremony, ing his sentence, "they1 are without price," authotity, which you have lately despised. ; Look!" 'as he went through the 'door, which the old Morgan's eyes flashed fire. The domes-i And totally regardless of the effect the lady closed after him with considerable force. tic who watched him from the do'r, decla-. horrid sight might have on his wife, the' Aaron now started or homo, saying to red that she thought from the "-rinding of Colonel in his agitation, his teeth, and the clenching cf his fists, that folds of his handkerchief, and revealed the woman will not chastise me again very soon;' he was going to strike his lather. Without giving way to his passion, howev er, the young man turned upon ins neei, hand. Mrs. H. started back with horror! an instant, turning deadly pale, she bent ea passed out of the door, and never stopping to 'gerly forward, gazed a moment at the hand, speak to his distressed mother, mounted his and, with a shriek, fell lifeless on the floor, horse and rode off to the hotel. I The Colonel rushed out, and met Jones Mrs. II. flew to her husband, and clasp- on the stairs. he said in , . I ween he would, to win the race, Those "scruples" sacrifice. When Hickory rebuked his grace, ,,, i He argued in so nice. Oh, poor General Scott, Ac. !.- Embrace a platform wide as earth " Indeed, he'd more than this; For tho' it were Greek to him, He'd go it, "hit or miss " t, ., Oh, poor General Scott, dec. .. 1',,- . . ' ; ' The station has a sing'lar charm : That blinds his wishful eyf s, ,' But when he learns it's not for him He'll utter woful cries, v it f ' Oh, poor General Scott, ic. When he is beaten from the field - He'll grow most wildly fierce, ' But then he'll have to doff his hat , And bow to Gen'ral Pierce. . Oh, poor General Scott, S:c. He'll set at work his busy brain, v And cunning schemes invent; Yet all will prove as poorly vain . ... He he can't be President. ' Oh, poor General Scott dec. THE ONLY SON. -' One fine summer evening, as I was ri ding with a friend through a handsome vil lage in the central part of New York, and admiring the beauties he pointed out to me with all the pride and precision of the "old-! est inhabitant," my attention was attract ed by an aged couple, dressed in deep mourning, who were walking slowly down a shaded, avenue in front of one of the most beautiful residents in the place. The feeble' Rteps of the old lady, who leaned heavily on the arm ofhercompanion, and the expression of deep and lasting sor row, which. posessed her thin and pallid fea tures contrasted with the firm tread, and stem solmcn aspect of the old man, awoke my curiosity, and I enquired ii there was jiot some domestic history of interest con nected with this venerable couple. 1 "'There' is indeed," replied my friend. ''You recall to my mind one of the most singular incidents the most starlnng trage dy, in short which our goodly village ever witnessed." 1 "That old and, sorrow stricken coaple," pursued my friend, "may bee seen, twice or thrice a week; oftener when the weather is line walking down the avenue in just such a manner never any faster never any slower,", ...... . "You- see Ihem now getting into the car riage, which had just rolled up to the gate. They will ride a mile, when the carriage will stop, arid .they will walk through another gate, wlneli is ot iron, lunging between1 posts of iron, all black as ebony. They will enter a green field, where the birds sing sweetly these fine mornings; a lonely field, however, were their are no dwellings above ground, yet there are a great many inhabi tants the rich and the poor intermingled nnd resting on the same level, about four feet benpath the soil! This aged couple are going to vi-.it the grave ef their only child. ' It was ti son. I will tell tho history if you will listen. . . The old man was once the most enter prising, the boldest and most resolute man in the vicinity; His name is Col. II . You have heard of him, for ho distinguish ed himself in the last war. . People used to say he was made of iron. Yet he has one f the most upright generous hearts in the world. . . . : great beauty, not more than twenty years j ..jj tbeir anything the matter?" asked his ago when she was about forty. Besides she 1 wjfe , was quite as celebrated for gentleness and j j ,iont fiow " replied tho Colonel. benevolence, as the Col. for his iron wi11.,,t tho't j henrd a soun.d in the lower part game effect as a sharp bayonet, jn sending JMie, uaci a soit, anecuonaie nean, w"ic 0fthe house, m the direction ot the study, the Waiter forward shone benificially on all, until its warmth may bu onu, n Cat that has got m there, was concentrated in an only child. 1 1 will go and see. ; He was a wild, handsome, y '.ssionate boy, j 1(.ar(i 60melhing myself," said Mrs. II. generous at times, but often tyrannical and but; I thought it was on the outside." wilful. !:.iWei were schoolmates, and we al-j rpbe Colonel had hearl more, orhad un ways played together until he was sent away dcrst00d betler than his wife. At all events to academy, when our intimacy ceased. jle ba(i no SUSpicior. of cats his allusion to I saw' him rarely , afterwards, until having tnem j,avju been merely to avoid alarming been expelled from college for striking a pro- vr iTfi remembered that there was a sum fessor,in a fit of passion, he returned to his oftr oney In his desk, and probably suspected iiuuci iiuuovi , , l 'a robbery. .' Morgan, in his childhood, had been en-; , floin noiselessly down stairs, and open" dulged and caressed by his fond mother, tbe ,oor 0fthe study with a steady hand, ""and his father treated him with undue se- i,B0i,pnrfi the same noise much louder than verity.' The Colonel loved his boy, but he before. He ' stepped cautiously into the . 'believed in the, necessity of discipline to curb room ' n was 8 starlight night, and turning passions, i while Mrs. II. weeping over hig ejeg to tbe window from which the tioise ,the sterrgtreatment of her darling, Appeared to proceed, he discovered a dim ,ored to malte up for it in indulgence. Then sadow movmir in the the, boy 1 grew up to fear his father, and to j t the moment the noiso ceased. The .feet, a, contempt for the authority of hismoth- Colonel stood motionless in the room, until er,.,," . ' 1 , -. (it recommenced, when reaching a heavy Well, on Morgan's return from college in SW(jrd which hnn againstthe wall, te slow disgrace, he wasso changed that you would i d ew it fr iu gcabbard. ' hardly Mye known him, not so much in hisi Colonel stationed himself nenr the window, but no sooner had he done so than I the grating noise ceased again. After a short silence he heard anoint r sounu, nae , the breaking of glass; and immediately after, erring vouth, but I shrank from disturbing 'e8 nrc cultivated in the the contemplation of the mourners. 4. JtaW is indespensable in every soil, I Mrs. H. was leaning over the marble ,ami ft heahhy supply can only be preservedi siaos anu sneouing tears wnicn ran uou bv tiie culuvaUon ot clover and the grasses, e i-i mm .. n. l l . 1' V ... . .. ner nun iace use rain, iiie voionei swuu the turnmsf in ot green crops or oy appiica- hastenod to procure n,-'ar ") crect lusarmsioiued on ins cnesi, tlon cf con)p0st ,lcu m ule elements or t l ., ,1 l.i.. ,.l.l . (rul nn tlo imn . i uuiiiuvuiiiiicKiu uvv k'"'- mould. r- -- , . , . ... , ,r .. , ... 1J . t. As he burst into the hall, a laborer by "'i" al0ok ot "Plessgriel. eletlil.cm 5. A1I highly" concentrated animal a- " ooseiie i o wwh. u,.- the name of Jones, who slept in the house" ';lone with the dead Ln, are increased in value, and their ben- "d to govern hen according y . Jane , J'.WX - . i ii nrnmiupn lmintpir fiiii'nicnf n in i u i n-i . - v. n - j m vuiuiuv a " v... . - ' .. . etts Dro onwd dv mixture wiin piaster, Sdit. i'V"""- i . .v . . ... ., , . .. ,. ... ,:r: . b.s 11 n-fl a verw nlimons . . . ' !. c,..il at tlm 1 nm.r tn i r. in urn er' uin ana pursuit 01 a wnoie inc. - utuvwu m - j j nt mi viir vim n I ri.i ill I " - ... woman, and perhaps came near worshiping; , .m ,;,m,,.i,i,iL Mr. N., her favorite minister. Sshe was con-1 iri iw.fiir ,i, ,.,: ; ,i,, .,.,,i,i;have.,fSlie informed him. that it a - stantlv liamerin'' Aaron. iishred lad of some'.. ,J' b ' J , fi.nilv inimatrrial." He acrordinrrlv . o ' . . ii ill' i - cijo . .- .. . .. . 'niYli'.in vpnr r.f hit,, uilin. to ncster the oil I ' ,.. ... , ,l tli innu'imrl nf.ljna u-htit , t'XtCPt Mdffr a (leeD Sense Ot duty 10 ni light: , j-------a-' ,. '7 i .i 7- t lover as welt as me grasses intended i'"-"- "' .,,.., .. ,. . .-, lauy, and mate nerscoiu, wouia speak rain- f . . bi m , part she would choo?e. 1 he simple mum- j r. '" i'"".'. I o i''i..,: r., i.i0 .. mi,M ed mil replied, with all the self assurance : " ut-n. rcom "ui.iiussanuieBiii-- .a,u,s v uo, , u . .vi,, . lers," as his political frier-JsliavenicknameO, adds to their value, by making them ipro uce "' f. . ,, . ' ,lim. ,,:ls ,u.i . Bn nffice Whl Ufe. and , f,. more, and better cropsby producing .hem! K'. JlS"VtU ast ouartor of a centurv has had amosl earl.er.-and Uy improvmg the health ot V " )uU, - - " declaration is neyonu our pen 10 oist noe, " "o " . . . of plaster, per acre, sown 11,6 fcssi-'nit)ltia VmPay w. coinoeuctt to; . ur..u i"" . " give vent to their surcharged leelings in :" position, ut n.ts iietci uut .A,.-...".- . ... . , . .... ., M.:. 1.. . ..II in mwih. ipeiils ot boisterous laughter, whilst the poor;"18 rt" "'-' ":. t,.n,l ! girl, her face suffused with crimsoned blush- flourish his feathers in the faces of the ItnU a . ... , . I i A ..,...l, ..o wnA liic tuiT with es, lelt the taoie, declaring as sue nieu to vwt- t.jv ... ... .... . . i t- i i .. i i i I.... t.. ....!.. 1.:.. ...Ar,1.l..H k. h.a nra harvested 7 ; asked flJary w hat part ol the lowl sue wouiu : i"j jmi....., 'pt'f-j ii livu 1 1'lll euieilli lu tiiuiliiuicumuLB uiyiu-'fc (rave i and never has he departed from thls.ruhv nu neighborlioo.'s. 9. A bushel of plaster, per acre, sown broadcast over clover will add one hundred per cent, to its produce. 10. Periodical applications of ashes, In L-iipn nn llie inl.p'rritv of soils, hv Minnie inirmncl ifnnt. nil nf t hi. i nnrirt.nii. anlit a n. the ladies Cilbill, 0 (aboard of one of I it II. Young stock should be moderately ,KOon .ilolun led with gram, in winter, and receive gen- ,, erous supplies of long provender, it being as-!". " seutial to keep them iu fair condition, in ' Home The place where child order that the tormation of muscle, bones, &c may be encouraged and continuously car ried on. 12. Full complements of tools, and im ' they these pes ty steamboats ! won't ketch me more complacency than hcott his plumes.. flis vanity has bscome so notorious and in-, tolerable, and fs a constitutional weakness, ; become sj incurable, that his political friends' Domestic Definitions."! are obliged to blush and bear it, knowing. ... !,... ! what can t be cured must be endured. I e len nae . .. ... . , t..a.,A .:ii. ,1.. .. -. t , riouiCHiiv lie niir ueeu ntuiicu uro, ir.ei own wav, a11u11111rueu111t.il jitnuti., mucii .in ! . 1 . ,. ,.c,. i... .1 1 1 1 , ,i,mi,.. i that ho must bo President, and as often. lias ;they have nowhere else to keep themsel es, , ,,., . nar,nrat ,Ua ,nr if,se"' "Wife - T ip. wnman who is emccted to ! . , or in "haste ' from some other place, penned ! t pistles to private individuals for the purposu; ninnPt The mpal whieh is oxnected to oi ptmicmwn, coma mug v S -n nurcliase without the means, and sew on 1 ... buttons betore they come on. plements of husbandry, are .intimately coil nected with tne success 01 tne nushandman. 1 "winner mo meai wmcu is cAjieeicu iu . , 1:.. ' ,1,.. c,((. i'rtl-( 13. Capital is not only necesary to agri- be in readiness whenever the master of the, '""'o 0 " '7 T, 1, , Wn -v" cultural Less, but can be as profitably used house happens to be at home to eat, -hed.. .e '' 1 pcS "ri t twe ve or at three. , 0 iti u .u :; ,:!:. Washing Day-The time when a woman not he Wb.gs up al o J .... at -11.1- lint imn nml it tmn t h artmwl . RAi might have remnined a standing candidate for twenty vein s to come. But Harrison be"- in farming, as in any other occupation. 14. Punctuality in engagements, is as ne cessary to an agriculturalist, as it is to a merchant, 15. Every husbandman should carefully read, and digest matters connected with his business; his success being as dependant can throw a broom at a thevish d"g, or "I wont," without being thought cross. "Trowsers The disputed territory." say. Three Bad Boys Shot. Three wicked upon a full knowledg'e of his principles and youngsters were shot in Brooklin on Tues details, as is that of the lawyer, or ph vsi- '. day, where they had been stealing from and with 11 Ltifiiv Pilm. nf t in snipimp iifhiw nnnoviiio- a ciintaiii and crew ot ft schooner 1 or physic. ' I lying at'ths warf. The boys stoned the ves- j ll'e ifi'Whnnt Rim ftn tn ami Tturlpv clinnl.l sel as it was leavimr for sea. which so ex- ot . .Ta -T ' .T": . " ... . ' . versal Wi hr lieu one ui tiiu uiciv, uuiuiuj iikiii 1 1 in 1 t ....i ,1. ing dead, and layior no more, anu mo Whigs never having succeeded but twice, and then with military men, they take Scott as a "forlorn hope." " They have no other military man to run. tie is cmpiiaucaiiy- the Mohicans, and the only nope, lphins. Fortunately for the uni-j party, he is on hand, and no. 1 n.,l.. ...'.Ii;.-., hut nnviiMiii fn run - TTp Ifiritp.q uiiii itiiiiii: tjiv uiiiiivuj .w . ..... - . . . . - I . . 1 1 . T a 1 ..... 1 " ana as n proveu, ne was not mistanen in ins . whole of fam ecolleD . Htif nt ni'Ai- inhiiin i 0 I'tIV 111 JIVUIVHU41 A model Lady. Puts her children out to nurse, and tends lap-dogs, lies in bed till noon, wears paper never loilow each other in a course 01 rota-, aspei . , 1. 1 , . . . ' . 1 T 1 .I..I1. t. .!..!. l l. 1 tion; there snouia always oe an intervening m net, uo ...so,,, Umt i . uuu w- - - Convention, direct- ledgun, loaded with buclt shot and nrcd at; , ., . -r . , wounded, ' ,no ihe delegates to say uiai, i. one cumxii-t ; 11011 win nominate mm, ne mu i I . 1 ... .1 U... .ntl . -. 1 . .1 1 . r .1- t.: . .1:. sucn a leiiei as mev ihhy nam., uw nure, are the most iruittut sources ot pront was ine conuuci ot me uos, mis was go - . l-tti.r.l'1 !ly Johnson and three of the crew was arres- I ted, that former declared that he did it by direction of the mate, and onlv intended to. ; frighten them. hoe-cron between them. : leu gun, loade rii: ,1 lt. .1 41. , 1 tl,.,,,, Th threw aside the himslf as he went alonuv !'a iruess the old:, ... .. f... .-..i. ... i. ....i -. t .1.,. ,,:...i n..h,,o.,hii K tion will ... - . - T r,li;i.llUU VI HII.lV.lll.IO IV VUU1HIIV,I4 UlhU lllf- j. . . this was go The Sabbath. ITS INFLUENCE ON PHODUCTIVE LABOR; 1. By affording a needed weekly rest, in jurious exhaustion is prevented, and the re- all it will look so much like electioneering' How is it with Gen Pierce? Where um,. ' and what, is he doing during all this wrangv I ling for 1I12. Presidency? Is he hovering a- i.mg letters to uotts os soled shoes, and pinches her waist; ing her hands in agony, prayed that he would "liaise no alarm, he said in a nusKy the piano tits, and torgets to pay her mil-u,;, work to accomnlish mor 11 , 1 . .. .. 1 1. 1. 4. 1 ... i ....... 1. .. 1.. l: 1 4. ! ' 1 call me young man uaoa, spoHK. 10 nun no ione. liner; cuis nei- poor leiauous, ami goes 10 : have done without such longer in a stern and chilling tone, but kind-j "Uo and saddle my horse, and bung nun church when she has a new bonnet; turns ly and fatherly, and effect a reconciliation, to the door. Quick." a cold shoulder to her husband and flirts As soon as Jones had disappeared, tne with his "inend, never saw a tniniDie, Col. went out to see if he could discover anyldon't know a darning-needle from a crowbar, trace of the robber. I wonders where puddinc's grow; eats hams bout Baltimore, wriii gives iJ,Vwhefi lllfl invitrorated laborer nnn re,,-1 A Relic and an Omen. In digging t ii o Co., deeW.ng that he dare not write, and My God!" murmured the Colonel passion-1 ately, "am I to bo trampled upon by my own son? Am I to stoop, and he to tri- nore than he could ',oles or tlie Posts oftliestao'ng 'rom which j then after the nomination, telegraphing what ' a day of rest j Kossuth was to address the citizens of Buf-1 he hud written. Pierce is at home, doing ,uth ;h falo a twelve pound cannon ball was dug what every good citizens sensible man should' & influences are;. ... , t..... , . . t. ,..?,, J w.,i.. O " liniinvpH Mil ihut i nfl.uiini,. UUU1IU Ar. 4 111, IJUUVIVil ..W(.(,I4 III1IUI.IIV VII IUC . . . . i ,!i , ,1 ..::,, :.,,ii i. up ii om a uepui oi auoiu llllLIIU Lll LI1USC IIL UUa 11114 UI" Cllll.n 11III1TII . . . waste the strength of laboring men and di- 2.V feet. It had the unmistakable marks of British manutac- umph? When becomes tome with tn airof independence, which is insupportable, am I to bend to him and beg?" No! no!" sobbed the wretched woman, There was nothing left but blood Which and eggs in pri bad gushed out in the grass like rain. Tbi):cg in public: d ivate, and dines on pigeons minish their power of work. all the principles of temperance nd sobriety, and encourages all these virtues winch am had gushed out in the grass like rain, lho leg in public; dotes on novels, adores any robber was gone. I fool who grins behind a moustiche, and Mounting his horse, and again telling! when asked the age of her youngest child not that. But to speak to him kindly. Use Jones to aiarm no one, tne oionci roue io repiies,"don t unow indeed, asu newyi persuasion gentleness " Ithe ho.el. , r . t tr .. . i.i i :.. ' . m'T- A rnman in nil' Kpnhinpn til I vniinn "With a son; persuasion; iou wrong; And thundering at tne uoor some mm-, ........... ..... . j--a . . . .. n i . . i . . . . . .. i .nil..,.nn .... rma ln.-lil ..If.. 4.fl tYiniict.ifli4. my patience, exclaimed ths t'oionei in a utes, he succeeded in bringing a waiter wno Scuuuimn, .-uvov B,... ...uu....w..v husky voice, "lieave me.' . admitted him, staring in stupid wonuer, io; -.-....---v - , laboring men, and therefore gives greater bv- i it . .... 4i. . I r . ,..i . t. - I o mirn nf nnavtmpnta tnlpt in llip llnnprstnrv . . . . o o uy Ai,n urni.il u tincfiii nfin'pnii i ill mi- iiAiinr. ill nviran'. tiniiir nvr v. ill. Kill', n i hoilh . v.....-.-. .v. ... , . UIUIO BVII..r...u BVCJVU.llJ 4.AU.6r.l. O .....14 .......... , . DJ , .4 , t". , K f 1V11I1C pi t-'UIUllrtvllli 1llfilU Bin;viiiii. viin.1 cfci- ternoon. picked up a thimble. He sto?d do. i. e.: mindina Ins own bnsiness-. With out solicitation, against his wish without a friend in the convention, or a secret lettefjn the breeches pocket of any delegate, , b U nominated by the free impulses of the people through their representatives.1 "He hears of willi atitiilimint. not t6n tfTSome constable in Maine, hunting for I .4 ... .1 i.,.. .u mate the mind's cheerfulness and elasticity, rum entered a house and found a woman j 'v ' w!, ',1.,. ver such a contrast bc-r endurance in their! tu,rc-?n undoubtedly fired from Can- aua (lining tne war ui iou. 00 say me T1..1T.I.. MM. ...1 4,. 3, The Sabbath most powerfully enforces' "uurtlu. I'"": A"u uau tfM,wmeu lu .1. r, ? 1 ..i,. iKOSSUth. -.-uH--.v.j,. rocKing tne crauie, aim singing riusii-a-oy-t u.0 h men? The one aspirant 4. The well kept bdbbath produces that babv." Not find n the "critter ' one of ' , ,.m..,.. ,i,.i.:'," illumination of the concience and stvength of them more cunning than the est made a dash the rents of the undappy youth; but during the time, and with so ghastly a face, remainder of the day. the mother was keenly i "Ts Mortran II. within?" demanded distressed, and the stern. father was ill at' Colonel. ease. "I think he is, I saw him here in the Tne latter passed a sleepless night. He evening," was the reply. "Shall I go up paced the floor until late, with his brow con-1 and see?" traded and his lips compressed; then he re- "Show me his room," said tlu Colonel tired, and lay for two hours, meditating on striding into the Hall, some subject that excited his brain. Mrs. The waiter preceded him up stairs. H. who was likewise awake knew too well Hearing suppressed groans he looked around, what the subject was, . . . The Colonel's hand was pressed upon his Considerable past midnight the woionei brow, nd his eyes fixed upon the darit spot on. the floor. "What is that?" asked tho waiter. , "Go on! on!" muttered the Colonel, in so savage and husky a voice, that it had the value to their labor. 5. Sabbath influences awhile, med of the owner. saving,"!) that it were the cheek of the wear er!" Just as he had finished, a big negro wench looked out of the window and said; "Boss jist please to fl ow dat Amble ob mine up in do entry I jist now drap it." The gallant youth immediately fainted and was carried home on shutter. .jv I.... 41 ., i... 1,A jiilAl Amoral principle which secures faithfulness; at the baby clothes, exclaiming, "Sw eetba-l him'wIf the ,,eople, the oilier isj how much it looks like its father! .,,,,. v,v ,i, lw(mu into his nosition as.a a.i 1. i;i r,... ryr - . r , . 4T..U ,m.i , 'iy5' cand date. Let the people choose between produce a public hold, the Utile offspring turned out to be a them..parff. " " "l " J;" " 1 Air According to some .Whig- paper,'. augments tne quantity 01 productive laoor. uLnuimMiuiiu-miin, iu,uu,it,-n ccott "never surrenders," and the, re- 6. One of the ablest medic ii gentlemen ;ish lady who had a notch for dinner. Afterjf,torv. wjii'9 nr to be whipped, Ven, thus writes, "I have a firm belief that Sab-ithe doctor had tasted it she asked if it wasi,,' ;,lled t.oome under the tosh" bath-keeping people are able to do .more good... "It is good for, hogs. ma.am,' said lacco,.djn. to the"Times" of this! nwriiiniff-m work, and do it in a better manner in six the lady, "let me help you to a little more." nQt for ,hrulh-s Sl,ke, Sir, but, for th "sjuilai days, than if they worked the whole seven. ii-iiir ,ruL pn.ohftblpbe-iutvlsenlime"t which raakes 'dlencM shameful keg of rum with a night capon, itating upon thepiobable beauty nd odiu nJ b y diminishing its amounti fa 2 Z , when he pressed it to his hps, u thc lntily of lttbor. tfJTDr. Johnson once dined wi rm . I j.1 1. ...l.i: llie ureaiuing 01 uie pure aim uuonuie , . . :,,, -an 'IM,..,, mosphere of a religiours Sabbath, refreshes jt be ;t W!ftorin r pace merely, and and invigorates the Spirit. It forms an epoch , , J y . t0 sorae ,nd aml in our existance from which we receive a1. , ' the best "'S I"""' . . : followingj jtgfSaid a friend to an inveterate smoker with a pnle and haggared countenance:, ityVisi tors to Newport, Rhode Island , of office," as Webb says, and lie hU ben-- j new impulse, and thus constitutes prepraiion for the laborers of the week." : nfirsonal appearance, for he was still hand some, but in his reputation of being the most reckless and dissipated fellow in couege. ' Col. II. was terribly enraged at the dis They reached the door of Morgan's room. The Colonel wrung the door with his iron hand, but the latch did not yield. Ihen with his fist he thundered on the panel. No sound came from within. "He is not in," suggested the waiter. Wtih'a rapid movement, the Colonel held the lamp to the key hole. The point of the key was visible. - The doorwas locked from the inside. :. "Leave me," oommanded the Colonel, turning to the waiter. Then placing his mouth near the door, he said. "Morgan! I am alone 1ft me in, It is your father that speaks!" ; At the moment, a short concussion, like the report of a pistol, ' sounded within the room. Then some heavy body fell on the floor. ', "'...'. , ; The Colonel staggered against tho ban nister, and the waiter who was watching him from below, ran up, crying murder, thinking that he was shot, "Hushl" 8aidthe Colonel, inacalm voice,, standing erect, as pale, as death;' before the 0 44-l e .. n hoi. ' Tho A.mr waiier. uo iui nu oac u, , . .iw must be broken open .tfvrThe Louisville Examiner tells a story of a church member who had always been! more remarkable for opening his mouth to say amen than for opening his purse. On one occasion, after a ourst 01 cionuence 7 v . h. i,,nl.p, therefore, than from the preacher, he clapped his hands and; that u u f(jr thc jtcrust of all who empioy cried out in a kind of ccstacy, "Yes, thank, the ,nbor o( Qiher tQ use t)(,ir b(J!j. influ. God'.Ihaye been a Methodist twentyhve 1 ence lo eBUM a), j ,ed by thm 0 re. years, and itnevercost metwenty-hve cents bcr the Sabbath day, to keep it Holy. God bless your stingy soul," cried the preacher. Betting on a Mule. A Georgia nigro was riding a mule along, and came to a bridge, when the mule stopped, "I'll bet a quarter," said Jack "I'll make vou tro ober dis bridge," and with that he 0 1 1 grL Dutchman having a t'riend hung in 5 this country wrote to his friends, informing! l!9"' nnooa oy, c" them that, lifter addressing a large me e -Boston Traveler. w . w v s--v. mem iiiai, uei nuuressi A Salutari- Thouuht. When I was ; of oitizens, 'the scaffold on which he stood there lived in our neighborhood who gave way owing to which lie ten and broke elit of S.r)2.P7o. How much will the rank and file get,, who mra)"fi npell tjRtcom back under the' lashf ' Thank ,H.-'VCn( tlM day of co.iipiilsion is past, and "men are m.u abject slaves to be driven to the supy'Oit ol4 military heroes, to make a "fuss1' iml Vist the price of:"i"eathers!"4 . : ' .. -'.! tJt i.VC You look as if you had got out of the gravel But Gen. Scott has surrounded; He .'.") toUghtyour cignf; and could'nt find your. captured by the Cntislwu Canada. Hesur- , way back agaii." s i rounded lo Old Hickory, after insulting hTm in the mo;it snameiui manner. ne surrvn- - young, was universally reported to be very liberal and uncommonly upright in his dealings.-r-When he had any of the produce of his farm to dispose, of, he made it an invariable rule struck the mule over the ears, which made j to give good measure, over good, lather J . m . . . . 1 1 ill grace his wild son had brought on himself jtbe curtain WBg moved aside by an invisable and family, jfteireateanim witn greater se-bftn(j verity than ever; refusing to gtatfy his loyel Th" jaritncgs, the loneliness of the cham of pleasure by furnishing him with funds, and onj u mvsterv of the dim shadow 6n subjecting him to: the most rigid dicipline. tbe curtBiri WOuld have shaken the nerves The result was, father and Son had a te""H0f a man of less coolness and courage , than rible auarrel." in which, the latter,,. boldlrLv ni0i , Datermined to take the robber. facing thd thunders of the Colonel's wrathj or aiive calmly waited for him to proved niraseu io nave inneritea nis iron eutor fat room, BUt presently to bis at him nod his head sudddenly. "You take de bet den," si id the negro, and he contrived to get the stubborn mule over the bridge. I won dat quarter any now, saiu jats. . "But how will you get your money? said a man who was close by unperceived. To-morrow, said Jack, "massa gib me a dollar to getoorn for dc mule, and I'nti.ke quarter out." ' AW An honest dutchman in training up his son in the way that he should go, frequent ly exercised him in tho Bible lessons. On one of those occasions ho asked him, "Who vas dat vould not sh'.eep mitBotifer's wife?" "Shdseph." "Dat'sacoot boy." Veil vat vas de leason 1 lie vould not shlcep mit her? Don't know Miopose he vasn't . ehleepy.' his neck. I In a few minutes the lock was forced, and the Colonel, followed by' the landlord and others rushed into the room. . There ,was a human .body extendad on die floor, which was covered with blood. . - ' - ''. ' i "Horror?" ejaculated the waiter," has out offhis Pgbt hanaT, - , the window sills of which were composed of '! "And blown out his brains!" added the ffi0enli(in bavpg. That young woman should .aiiuiviiu, Ihoufl her hmp-leet soaked ml r 1 . 1 1 1. .. 1 .4 Ik. l.i H n.l""'- i ne LOionei iuoano iu" itiTMiss Dubiois says that the first - time a coat sleeve encircled her waist, she. felt , as if she was in apavillion built, of .rainbows, more than could be required of him. One of his friends observing his frequently doing so, questioned him' why he did it told him he give too much, and said it would not be to his advantage. Now, my friends, mark the answer. "God Almighty has permitted me but one journey throgh the world, and when gone, I cannot return to rectify mis takes." Think of this, friends only one iournev through the world. - , . " ' ret' V . Simpson, j. rDistrust all those who love you ex tremely . upon a very slight acquaintance, and wunoui any visions ,uu. w f u your guard, too, against those wlio confess, as their weaitness, an ine eniuiuui iiis. jt-Suspicion is no less an enemy ,to .vir tue than to happiness. .He that is already corrupt, is naturally suspicious, 'will quick- K, hiinimii hfirriinf.? "' I W 4w. " " " " I ' 5tTTo make a man a patriot all that is required is a pair of circumstauces- and a baby. They have taken the d'eneral but they cant take his men." Vance P. Bonham, an old Jackson man and a soldier under scott in Mexico, made a thrilling speech at the Jackson club, 'in fa vor of Pierce and King; "When" askd why the soldiers generally would not vote (or Soott, he replied; "Because the men who (ought the battles were nearly all Democrats and although Soott was then our General, the whig leadais ; voted to , starve us, 1 Scott and all, to death in the enemy's country, and with Tom Corwin at their -head hoped and prayed that we might ttind i'Bloody hands nnd .hospitable . graves'.',; on .the plains of Mexico. Scott and the army were, sustained by the1 Democratic.'. parly, otherwise they might now be lyim; in those graves in Mex ico where the whig ' leaders wished them. The men who sided with the Mexicans have but hbw'scht ('Gen.' Scott to carry their whig Bag, no true" Democratic Soldier will rally under. that banner;' They have taken the General but (hey tAi; t4b I 'his. me.v." Xe'e Philadelphia Democrat. .., j JtSrWe care not how pious a man is, let a wifelhim "loaf" for a week, and he will feel the devil in him bigger than a wood chuck. red his Verv manhood by chwllongiiif'UI d hw poM0o;i - to Gen. Gains, Jessup and 4" J aylor, , Uw Florida, for he could not contend ,'witlr the,, Indians.' He surrendered in Mexicbld 3n. Pierce, who achuived on the - battle-fields iv hat Scott deemed utterly impracticable.1-')!! He surrendered to Sec. Marcy ,,.who , left Jtis. ptumes sa deranged that he has been "t'uss ing" over 'hem ever since. And next. March,.' hemnst surrender Ui Gen. Frank Pierce; as1 " the Commander in tHiief uf the .Army jwiW Navy. Aryw. :';, . I .-,V. .m jar General Cass r feiuV ' there ' at tf ; tw things you.. cannot lea.ru an lndian7 tyfef death, o' earn a living. AVhile X'atovl. iiot improve fheir staieism, all th'e Uuf.-gailf-A.. erers -in, the world; he says, could not Aldi particle to their uuinsiry.,..;, ;. j5).4 it4 JIWAn exoharge paper says, in speaking of tho hydrophobia, . th beat cure wjiknoiw' wpuld.be; to get all I. He dogs wgetnerj anu.f cut off their tails just behind the ears' t ita , iCA young lady of Lauisville was4sl ly sentenced to a whole, years imprisopme tor stealing the daguerreotype of hcrweel, hart. , 0 j f yysTv:itbj na'TTTrTj tf-.--: 'in" liS : jA -lake one- hundred miles in circuroif? ference, heretofore unknown to the whitesjta has been discovered within fifteen milai o St. Anthonv, Minesota. !'; t:,I ' s H ' i k f , , i i t 8 1 1 fit Aft 1 !-.? 'til: 5 - If' h i :-' f. t ' 1 ' 1 M