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PUIlLISHr.n  BT
JAMES CLARK.
ThcJoi-usAL" will hc puliliBheil (-ven- 'Wed¬ nesday mornincf, at $2 00 a year, if paid in advance, and if not paid widiin six months. S2 SO.
No suhscripli'jn received for a shorter period than
An Address
To the Peojile of Huntingdon Counly. Pillow Citizens:—
Thc corning election will bo on important crisis in thc polilical traiisuctions of our county-nnd one in whicii the people  muft eitlier
awnkc lo a sense of their own interest, or ignobly «il inonlhs, nor any paper discontinued till all ar- submit io bc luled by the wiles and slralagcinsof a roiiragca aro paid. splCgl, faction.    It is well known   lliol the Whig
Advertiscniciits not exceeding one Riiuarc, wdl be        ,„ .. .       .,,.„.
.   , ,, .: <-„.ii  nn„„.i cJ .....i and Democratic parlies, at their   ale  Conven ions,
inserted throo tunes tor $11 01), and lor every nubse- * ' *
nuciitin.scnion a.'i cents.    If no dcfinilfi orders aro   have nominated candidales for our sulTragca Ihis .   ,       .^ ri,      t ,    .      ,iil,„..n-
^iven a. 10 thc ume an advertisement is to be comiiiu-! fall; and we are aqoin called on  to  rank ourselves ^''¦"''"^"' °"  enlightened  ago to  ic,.rd Jio off- ;d, it will be kept in lill ordered oul, and churned ac- ; u„,le, our respeclive banners.    Bul our reason die- i 'P™- "' iol-^lleelual darkness ns the ranou of jus-
crally of centuries have invented. Let the number of Couris ralbcr lie diminished, nnd justicc.courta instituted, OS in some of our sister Slates, if our Constiiuiion permits; and if nol, let it be amended, to decide the miijorily of cases fmmedinleiy, when the evidence is clear and definite, inslead of post¬ poning lliem from court to court till it grows vague and doubtful. Let the immutable principles of righl and wronff, almost universally comprehended, and not the false maxims and Unjust decisions our batliarous forefathers, bo law.     For it  is most
j French Military (Ilory.
I Our iieiijhbors seem more than half iishamctl nf ; tho last exjiloit of their .African heroes. If Ule : slory of tho Kiiliylcs  of Dahra, smoked   in their
cives like bees in a hive, open iheir eyes to the real j ebaracter of warlike glory, it will ho H blessing for ' liieinselvesand humanity at large.    Tliero is much
in Ihe incdcrn history of Krance lo palliate thc ii
Lovc by 'J'elegrapli.
The tclegrnph, it i* said, is  used, at the present ¦ e, for the consuniolion of finite nnd cctra-ouVi-
yroiii tbr I'illsfurf; .-Vmerican.
Cure for a Fotindered norso-
.•\ corre.sponilcnt nl' tbo l.ouiaville Jonrnal says.
cordingly.
p 0 B T r. T . __
" To charm the languid hours of solitude He ofl invites her to the Muse's lore."
From thc Uniled Slales GazcHe. IVXAaARA.
Suggested, while standing ou Terminalion Rock, under the sheet of waler that falls ovor Table Rock, luly 13,1S-15.
I am alone amid diy lone.
Bold stream of mighl and pride 1 I hear tby roar around rae pour
Its echoes far and wide ! Above me, thy rude crags are piled. In ihassive grandeur, slern and wild While o'er thy bed dark, deep and broad The rainbow bends—the smile of God !
I
Agea have roli'd and Timo grown old, |
And empires passed awny, '
Since tliou didst burst, from Chaos first.
Into tho ligbt of day ; ¦i'ei 'mid the wreck that's wrought by dmo Thou niighty, absolute, sublime. In frowning majesty dost lower, i'roud emblem of thy maker's jiowcr!
I have no fear of danger here,
Above thy foatning bed, I do not shrink the trembling brink
C>{ these old rocks lo trend : Away ! all trivial things of Earlh ! Far nobler IhoCghls now leap lo birth— 1 feel a holier presence near,— Bc strong, my spitit, God is hcr«!
Ills mighty hand '.he whole hnlh pinnn'i!—
His strength these rocks halh piled— His till hurled this wnlery world.
Forth in its beauty wild— His finger slrelched that bow abovo,— That graceful arch—his smile of love— His voica—the Ib-inder of this roar,— Hid presence speak they evermore!
TBB ZIOITB. GZiASS.
BY .11113. :'ni..vi;ii.
.Mark thu golden grains that pass UriglUly through ihis chryslal glass, Mea.iuring by their ceaseless fall Heaven's most precious gift to all. Pau.seless, till the sand be done, .S»e the silent current run. Till ils inward treasure .".lied When anolher hour is lloj : Its lask performed, ils travel past. Like morlal man it rests al last. Yel, lel some hand invert its Iraine Ami all ils powers iciuin die same; For all the golden grains remain To work their liUle hour ngnin. But who shall lurn the glass lor man. From which tho golden cenant ran ; Collect again the jirecious sand Which limc haa scattered wilh his hand ; Bring bnck life's stream with vilal power And bid il run asothku noun 1 A thousand years of loil woro vain To gather up one single grain.
nary busi-less transaction.     A genlleinan  of Ibis ¦ that if n Iiorse is foundered over night;   be may be cily, as the story runs, nnd n beauiiful heire.«s iu ' rurtj in lliree hours if il is iitiniiiltd In in llie inor- llaltimorc, whom he likes beller than himsell', nol ; ning.    Take ii pii.t of hog's laid and lirnt il  boil- caring lo hove tbeir sentiments tumbled ntioiit in   ing hot, and nller cleaning his hiiof well, lokiiig iilf the me-l and post oIKcc, havo subsliiuted one leller   his sline ; pnl bis font in Ihe Inrd, and wilh a spoon ' "'¦ ; lionnl cra.e for fenis of nrms.    The pi'Dclnmnlion of \ «f 'b" elphabet, ns expressed by the telegrajih, fnr   apply it lo nil parls nf llie hoof, us near the hair as I the IJuko of Brunswick in Ihe early period of the j anolher—wholly dille.'cnt from Morse's—which ik ' posiildr. This he snys, lie han Iried fnr niorc tlinn filly Revolution juslilied an inlensc burst of national in. | unintelligible, not only lo the rest of the world, bul   years, and never knew it to fail.    'I'he  applicnlion' dignntion;   and  die repented ttiumphs of armies | lo ihs supciintcndenls themselves.    Their messages   "hould be .iii ihc font of each   fnundoied limb.' composed almost exclusively of privnle soldiers and I ore handed in at (he lelegr.ipli ollice, whoro tho su- '      A" H"' fnniuler is a  liigli   fevir,  pervading   tha row levies commanded for llie ninsl part by improm- | perinleiidenl plnysthc nulomnlon over ibom ; nnd,   '''<""' throughout ihe ivhole body lo   Ihe lips of Hie tuoflirers,  over   Ihe veterans of all Europo com. j ut Ihe opposile end,  he  carefully   folds  ibe  long ; hiir on his mane. Ibc hogs I'at in which llio fool   is manded by themost experienced ge.-icrnls of Gcr-' strips of paper, nn vbich nil Ihe various letters have ' to lie boiled ran eli'irt bu i'a parlinl cure.     A iiioia
m acciiralely impressed by Ihcti'legraph iiiacliii-e, rinclive. more rall^mol and cnlniii one i.i by iinme- France, wero intoxicatingslimulcnls. Tho aggrcs-1 and send.s Ibem to tlic party to whom lliey arc a.! , iliatB and copious bleeding al the mnulh. If stiff- sions of ll|o Kmpire—not always unprovoked— I dre8.sed. 'I luis tbey lalk lo each olber any day. : ness conlinues, apply die Inncct lo ibe neck nnd were the natural con.icipienci- of such « slale of: "oyhour of Ihodnv tbey choose. Theolhcrdayon'e ' limbs. Wc hav» bled n badly foundered horse, mind ; and llie reverses of Ihe reninsula and Ru.<-. "f diese curious lovc tellers fell inlo •• old Tapii's" ': uulil he reeled, .-ind rode bim on our way next mor- aia, the defeat al Leipsic, nnd the invasion and ; hands, inlended for bis daughler. Tho old roan is ; ning. lions arc so settled that il matters but Iiule what M^'di those of our great Commercial markela and ' p^nquc^t of France, were les5 calculnted lo disgust I very hostile In the anncruliin which he haa a J They will lalk lo you of water foundernnd feed parly possesses the  mojorily inlhe  ne.xt Legisla-| hence   cannot   be sensibly    altered   by  cn^^'ins j ^ |,i|,i, sp|,i(tj p^opl, „.i,l,„,r than tn inspirethem i s"*'l'i''i<"'hia daughter is lieiil on  forming.     He , fouder, who know  nolhing oftho disease.    The
ture.    Our Congreasnien will be instructed to sus-   niorc County-towns. wilh yearnings In reassert tbcir losl ascendency. ! put nn his speclacles and scrutinized Ihc mysterious ; horso is alwoyn foundered  before  he gels either—
lain the Tarilfof IS 13; the credit of the Slate stil! !     Where t!:en will be the iidvantagc of that  mea-I At llie boilom of French aggressions their hirks ibis j budget.    Then ho look ibeni ult, wiped Ihem, and j the waler only striking  it more  directly   into  tho
chivalrous spirit—they light for  honor, nol for ha-, ei"inin<'d it' '' ""     '   '"^
tred or plunder. But die indulgence ofa .senti¬ ment, however specious, at thc expense of tho peace and hnjipiness of unolfending neighbors, is a | No neighboring nalion seeks lo injure \ France; no neighboring nalion presumes or all'ecis
tales thot wc have long nnoiigh been whipped into : '''^''- '''^'^ -'''">"''' '^'""'"'^ ='"'' "'" ''''"S '" ""= "" tho party hnrness, rcgardlesa nf our kiimc-iiileresi; ! '"^ of'hnpi't. As long as these nre appealed to and too long contended blindly for namc3, instead j "' '''" 'nfalhblc guWes of couris, .,u6t so long will of realilies—for men and not principles. ' J"="'« necessarily be delayed nnd  injuslice  m Ihe | ^^^^^^^, ^„,| |,^|^. ^jj^.,, ^^ ,^„ „negndo generals of
Il is limo Ihen, wc think, lo arousi from our | «>»> l™ "f'^" su-'cessful. slumbers, ond rid our.=elves from party fhraldom, nl !     "'"'"'<'" """"' S^""""? '"''"'"« ""= "»'"« "^ lea.at in our counly elections.    No mcrc  fuvorable ^'«»'<=»'>'<'• "^'""P"""-'""'  '"»'^'^'-    If taxes  are occasiou could be desired, than the prci:o*it, for such j h1<-'r<-a!"'d or even remain the same, the value of aclion.    For momentous Slnlc and N.-ilional ques-1 propcrly will vary bul lillle.    Our markets change
farlher redeemed; our Bchool-syslem aupporled; nnd ! sur'^ ^\bo I.s to be benefilled by ill Perhaps, our inlernni improvemenia regulated equally well die ownet.i cf luls and housea in the new shire by men ofevery polilical creed in Pennsvlvania. 'own may bc enriched. Public nicflings und Local queslions must occupy the deliberations of | "^o""' ¦"=>' "'^'^ 'o ''» .^'"'y '""nie ol the tavern its ensuing session, and among tbem will bjlThe | '"'"per or rumseller-the merchants custom-and proposed division ofHunlingdon counly.    Thia is j ''"= Piac'i" of the lawy
and doclor.    But will j -
all Greek tohim.
' Julc,' said he, ' whal's ull llii.i about -"
'That! I'ul O, that's only snme paper from i the lelegraph office,'
' Ves,' snid he, ' 1 know Us from the telegrapli ] ollicc, bul what aic nil these marks upon it!'
'Those nre made, you know,"   she replied,   'as
certainly tho proper opportunity lo ascertain  lairly i 'he toiling ihousnnds, who lobor in ihc liolds, woods ! ,„ |„^|. j„,^„ yj,„„ France.    French complaints of
the will of the people  on  the proposilion.    Tho j "nhms and workshops In tho heat of aummer and j ppgij,), ,ggrPs.,iona nre desperate ntlempts al self   the paper passes through Ihe inacliine.'
true issue at slake ianot wheiher  Whiggery  or |'h"'nel'mency of winler, have Iheir condition im-1 jjiyjjouto efTncc their compunctious visitings be-       ' TAc^ nrf,' said lie, very significantly.    'Well,
Democracy shall triumph,  but whether we shall | P'oved  in the least!    liy  no  means.    No such i j^^^  Iroubling the peace of ihe weld lo eiraco the | what do thsy mean 1'
have the   contemplated division  or no   division; j B^ncfoua design  was  intended by ils divisors.—| ^p^^|pi,,jgjj ^C ¦^^1^,^.^,^,!,     Wc rend of heroes cur-i     ' Ln ! uciv. Pa,' said she, 'yon tiiiisllliink 1 can
whether tlio county shall be  carved up  to fill the ! Office-seekers and mone>- grovellers arc too solici- ; j,,, „f ,|,p intomperale  thirst fnr mililary glory by | read Chinese;'—and slie absiilulely laughed llic old i Iron
pockets ofa few to the great delrimenl of the ma-   'ous for their own interest  to be concerned about : |^.„i|(jn„ over a deserted baltle lield.     Tho grolloes j gentleman oul of counlcnanci'. li"l'
ny; or whclhcr taxes shall bc added  to taxes al-!'hose, who mako havoc of their bones and sinews j j^f jj^^li^..^ ,^1,]^ ,1^^,;^ ,,^^^^^11^11,^,^^^^^  [,^1,1,^. ^,,,,1. j     .[ should just  liko  lo  know,'   bc  continued,: ed nnd  with  it ari.sca a dosiro lo ilriiik—lbis, il"
ll IS llic frier nrising from sulfering Ihat produnes fouiider--rillicr from over wurk—want ot water nr food—or possibly by an excess of llie latter, which a horso never liikis wnen nail, having loo much sense to enl like a ghitton. The true way to avoid foundering a horse is, when riding bim on a jnurney, lo Cied him over night wilh what hn will cul—in the morning lo givo him waler by all means before you have ridden Ihreo niile.s-mu! Ibis if you have to lea-/'e the main road id n fiirir. bouse and diow it I'rotn ths -.veil. When biougli. llie si..blc, Ihc burse is cnnl aud will drink luit —in die lirot two mi'es ride be becomes wnrm-
ready almost insupportable.    These the people this '^n  subjugating the hills ond vales lo cultivalion— ) molher's breasts omong the number-writhed ond
fall muit eilher   ossonl to, or  indignantly  reject m extracting tho rich treasures of nalure from  die j ^£,^,^,^^,1) j^(^j,.p,j. ,.,„ie[y of agonized expression   office, and gel Ihcm lo/roiis/o/c it.'
Ihem. bowels   of  Ihe   carlh-and  ollcrwords rendering | _^,^ „„j,,3„ ,,i^j, poup^.ng imo t|,o recesses ol
The contrivers oflhis measure have,  for several 'bem subservient 10 the wnnls of man. ; ^^^^ governs and benring off the gobbets of roasted
years, succeeded in preventing popular aclion on il.       The time haa nrrived whon thoso, who cam tbeir | 1^^^^^^ Hcsh—will hnunt the dreams of ibe Puris-
by the fouloat of intrigue.    For they have annually bread by llio sweat of their brows, sbould monfully j jj|„ ygi^g^^ for „ar, „„,]  !,„ to them what the dny
what tbis rends, and I will slop lo tho tolegrsph j denied, soon  produces sulTcricg, nnd if tbe lidrsit
has ever been so before, lie will bo foundered agnii
Do, r.ilher,'   said   Ibe  dulifel  daughter,   ' and I before reaching Iho fil'lh   mile.    If more  hardy lii)
plese ask llicm why tliey send so much of il lonie.  1 will sland it u few iiiilrs furtber; but if watert-d ns
'They send il/o i/oii, do they'* said hn,    '!; es* I licrc direcled, lie is safe from founder all  that day.
yes—rilinipiire.' .Many horses arc foundered nnd olhera grcally   in-
obtnincd ¦ representative by threatening the defeat ', refuse lo bc ridden rougli-sliod by u pampered few ; j ^^.^^ ,|^^ ^,^^^^^ 1^^^  ,,i.,-^|.g „^„ ,j^^„ ^^ (,,,, y„,^^^ |     And ho did enquire, and tricJ in vain lo fin-1 it j jured from  a disregard   of lliefii   nilcs.    If is Iho
of the predominant porly, if il did nol yield to their ! and trample on schemes concocted for local inslead I ^^j ,ho„g'n,|cas warrior.-/.oiirfon .S>,ec(ff/or.
demands.    Tbis yeor they have not only taken the , of general prosperity.    If the majorily of Ihe  cit-'
same preparalory slep to secure one  advocate for |'"ns of " Old Huntingdon"   desire ils division kt
this idol oftheir hearts, but hove devised a scheme j 'hem say ao at llic ballot-box,—for il is iho moulh-
lo elect two men favorable to division.    Who, that , piece of the  people.     We ask no favors from the
will carefully scrutinize Ihc recent nominalions, can I people  of HoUidaysburg, and ils viciniiy, but wo , -.,,¦,-,,
fuil to perceive  a  Ueaclieious design  lurking be-! demand lliat our tight of sulfragc,  bo.i.ght  by  the )'mgu.sli.u visitors oh Monday las., «bile lliey were
neath thcin'!     Tbo dullest of observers muat see ' blood of tho Revolution ond consecrotcd by  more ! assembled in  Iho   librnry   p;evinusly lo tbc grand
Ihol if Meaars. Brewsler and M'Murtrie nre sue- \ than half a century of ils  uninterrupted exercise, j bnnqucsl in the ball of the rollrgn.     Tbis curiniis
PttESEK-r I'llll.M T11eKi.N0 OF I'lll SSI* TO KtoN
(/'oi.i.Eor..—The folio volnms presenied by his Majesty Ihe King of Prussia lo Klon College, a sboi:tinic since, was exliibitcd tothe Provoal'sdis.
oul, thc secret was ns safe na silver in an iron ciifc. | want of water, not the .-.pplicaliou of it, Ibntfouii- Tliis mny bo the firsl/;n'ii'j/f alphabet whichhas ] dcrs—thc   latter only exliibile   l\i»  disease  more been devised for to curry 00 a .^/leciilatinn in secret, 1 but il will not bc the but.—iruj/ii'iig-^ii Uec.
W asliiiiylon Loved iiis Mother.
quickly, w'lich llu-n (.clilcs in Ihe exlreniilies, tho feci; bul ccjiious and limeiy blecdin j will carry if olT before fastening ihcrc.
lmnii:Ji.ilely nl'ler thc orgniiiz-jlior nf the prcnenl jcvcinmenl, Genernl Wasliiniflon repaired lo Fre-
..._               ___ _ _ Isricksburg, lo pay llis liuinb.'c duly lo his  mother
cessful, the friends of division will sland whero they ': shall be unlrammeled.     Under present circumstan- | "'o'k> which is in large folio, and  beautifully prin-1 preparatory to liis deparlure In Ncw York.    An af- did last year;  or if Mes5r.s. H. L. Pattorson ond ' ees ive ore denied thnl privilege.    Alld  we  ore re- j ted on vellum, contnining   li'iO  pages, is insgnifi-1 feeling scene ensued.    The sou feelingly remarked A. Gwin, supposing the latter an anli-divisun mnu, \ duced to the unpleasant allcrnalive, either to be ah- ' cenlly bound in purple velvet, inlain wilh massive ; the ravages which 11 totlcring disease bnd moie aro elected dill ihcy aro secure.    Bnt it is cerlain ! sent from the polls, or vole for men, whoao   princi- , ornamenls of solid gold ond of curious and clal-o-1 „p.jn the aged frame of his molher, and lli'Js ad" Ihnt   Mr. Gwin isa  wolf in   sheep's   clothing. ! ph'S of Slale and xnlional policy  arc  synonymous | rate workmanship.     This royal piesenl to die col-j Pressed hi Should these men be chosen, llie whole reprcsenta- j with our own, yet pledged  :o  support a  measure 1 lege authorities ia described in the IcUcr which ac¬ tion would be in   fovor oflhe division.    Anolher ' directly, as we firmly believe, al variance wilh our ! companied  it from   his  Kxcellency the Prussian olternolive is still left the  division  plotters.    Sup-! own   inicrest and Ibe good  of the cominunily in '-Minister as being   'one of the only Iwo copies 01 pose the Whigs md Democrats  of the lower end ; general.    W'c onlyaskdivisionmen totally around       " '  "^       ' '¦"""   ''^ -'-' '
unsufpcclingly cast their votes for the party lickels. \ 'heir own standard, and wc will stand by ours,  for May nol those oflhe upper end  unite on Messrs. j «"' are tirod of lighting under mongrel colors. M'.Murlrie and   II. L.  Patterson  ond  thus bring I     To cxtricalo ourselves from this difficully, and j in or
vcllnm ofthe ediiion of  the   ' Nicbcl-jngcn
great folio slruck ofl asn monument of typography   ,,„„„ i„ ,,i,, y,,, „„ „,i-cciionnle farewell, I al the cenlennry festival ot Gultcniburg's invention 1 hundred rop'u-s only.    The Hvo on vellum
A Monstiir St-rpent.
'I'l c .-^ea .Serjieiii i.s no loiifrsr a doubl¬ ful tli.ii-auler. 1 he iiioii'iler boni-s luuiiil' 'jv Ur. Roch .-nine iiioiitliti airo in Alabliiha, have been put in onler lor exhibition, at the Apiilli) in Hroaihvav. They are ar¬ ranged just a» lliev Mere foniiil iiiiuedrd and pell ifieil ill the chalk and liineiitone. 'I'hev ane nil in a rcuiai kable htale of proervatinn, ami siuiii-, ol liu-ui almost as peifcci lis if lull ju-t takeii liom the animal. I'lie spiiiHT bmies, as now aian- i;eil, measure one rnimlied and liiurieeii Icet in lenglli. .-imi the uiiiniiil must havi¬ ns tho public business, which musl necessarily bc ] imasurcil at lenst one hundred aud tweii- cncounlered in  arranging a new govcr.-micnt, can | tv-hve leel.     Thill vlMti nl   ll.c ribs,   ap-
Thc jicople, niaJ.im. hnve been pleased, wilh j '.he mosl ll.ilteriiig unnuindly. to elect me lo the ; chief magistracy of the United Slates, bul before : 1 can assume the funclions of ihal nllice, 1  have
Song of the Forsaken.
BT 3inS. Ailjr 9. STEPnE.SS.
Yes, meet me in my dying hour,
When life is growing cold. And the alory of iby cruel power
Upon the hearl is told. Come, while ils airings arc yel awake
And Ircmbling slill for thee, I
.^nd as they quiver, cre they break,
Tby soul shall feel for me.
Go with thom when they bear ine out
And lay mcdoivn lo rest. Then leave inc in my lonelines—
'I'he dump sods on my breiiBl— Go back lo her for whom ye gavo I
Tbe life that oncc wns mine ; I shall not feel, in that dark grave,
This perfidy of thine.
She IMEountain Flower.
nr E. M. S111SEI.
Oh! sweet the blushing violet
I'hal by thn alreainlet blowa; And sweet the lily of the vale—
And sweet the wildwood rose— And sweet the dainty hyacinth
Tbat blooms in lady's bower; But sweeter far than all combined
Is my own mounlain flower.
Though beauteous maids may crowd the hall
Where fashion reigns lupreme— Where dancers move in queenly ailks,
And costly jewels gleam ; Yet none of fashion's gilded domes
O'er me have half the power As she—all innocence ond grace— .My own dear mounlain flower. •B^—~!"!!"^!"""^^ Teicbino tbe iod.vo iniA.—A wise father once endeavored to teach bis son tho nalure of in¬ ference.     'Thus, for example,' said he, ' when we retJ that tbe deluge covered Iho whole earlh, Ihe inference is, Ihat Ihe inhabitants Ihereof were all drowned.    Now Naaman the Sy tian was comman¬ ded to wash BEVEK times in the river Jordan.— Wbat inference viould you lir&w from thatl'
'That he muit have   been   PLiOCET   eibtt,' was the precocious one's snawer.
aboul the snme unfair resull!    What more subtle   ado'd  nn opportunity, for a clenr and unbiased cx-i were struck oil'for thc King and Queen of Pmsain.'   [j^ jisposed of, 1 shall hasten lo Virginia, and"—j p.in-lilly about   half   tin-    wlmlc   iiuirtbe'r;
plan could hove been originated by Iha most adroit   pression of tho peoples will we have risen in rebell-^ The copy intended for  tho  King of Prussia wos |     Here thc nialrim  inlerruplcd  him.    " Vnu will | h.ive been leuivereil iu a ;ood   slale,   ai^'d
polilicol gambler, to cheat Iboaa wbo are notncoia-iion in our pany lickots.    And   wo  call upon you, ; presented by bia Majesty lo Knlnn College nnd thc
lomed to  analyse  dio   inlenliona  of men.    For, | ^''''"•'"'-¦"i^ens, for once to bury the parly hatchet-, "'her copy haa been placed in the roynl li rary at
whatever way the die  is cast, the division-faction   '° '""S »™»y ">= !"=">• ^""""^'^y- engendered by a i 'he Palace 0   Lerlin.      1 he following is a Iransla-
cannot be worsted.    No mal'.cr whal combination   ^'^'i^of P"'"!^'' "l""!""^' »'"' "" "' eonccrt for: 'ion of ibe Geiman inscription on  he first leaf of
or amalgamation of tickets take, place at the polls, i -V-r welfare.    Thc  divisiou  of your counly  ia a | 'he hook, in the  hanihvriUiig of the Pr"-'«n So-
Ihat sneaking,  under-handed  clique is still safe. >a"er of  vital imporiance now; other ,,oes,|ona , voreign:-" To Eton School-! he guard, n of lb
It hasevcry thing lo gam and nolhing to loae. : "- of minor consideration.    On ibia let your votes j hope of the rising generalioii, the promoter of a 1
Will   you   then, fellow-cilizens, he   so basely i'»'l>'o and cou.    And  which  ever woy il may be |'bal « Rood and noble, the preserver of old Saxoi,,^^^^^,, duped!    Ar. you going lo bo driven  on by the ' '^"'"^"'^ I"" "»^ '"'""^''y 'inie'ly submit lo the ma-1 intellect, this hero poem of iheGerman pcople, .nd ;     .^,^^^ p^^^;,,^,,^ „^,^ deeply olTcctcd.    Hi. head parly  goad pcUmell lo° consummate this d.rling ^ Jori'y for'Imt is the apirit of republiconism.
sec mc no more. My great ngn, nnd the di.*eiisp that is fast approicliing my vinds. warn mc that I shall nol be long in this world. I trust in God, I nm somewhat prepared for a Iietter. But go, George, fulfil the high deslinios which Heaven ap¬ pears lo assign to you ; go my eon ; and may that Heaven's aud your mother's blcjsing be with you
A Citizen of l-'ranklin Ti'imnhip.
scheme ofan interested  few, innllcnlivo  lo  your
own  welfare.    Look  before you   leap,   ksl   you
plunge inlo Iho dark.    Think before you act,  lest
you involve yourselves in  inextricable  diflicullies.
Let not the crafty and interested "trammel up the , , ., ,
,,,.., . ,      ,   . ¦      ,    . giving Ihem paregoric. Dam-3 chxir, Dalby s car-
consequence ' ol llie measure.   Ask what IB to bc t *¦      *" e    b      1        1 1 »     <• •
gained ih the event. Will division, suppose it ef. , "'""'""• ^^'"=^ '^'°P' " ""^ P"'"""' ''"''« ""'y fecled, remove or even diminish laxalion in .h. ! ^''l"'"'" ""l"'""*"'^l"""""!. ^1»''»""S. "'i^eroble ,     ,,    ,.      .  ..        .,, ,     .„ ,,   , ' littlo wrelch of a bnby, is that it ehall possess a noac.
least!    How is it possible!    A Court ahd the same ¦" '
number of counly officers will have to be maintain¬ ed in each seclion; and Slale taxes paid as usual. The inevitable result will be an increase of our
present oppressive burdens.   Thero will be moro , ,. -   ,   .    , • ,     i -
,' ,    , , .   , portant discovery 18 derived, savs in one minute, but! i,,,„,, (-„.„„..„,,'
taxes and fewer people lo pay  Ihcm.   And   on r      ..      .        ' . "a" lorgoiien.
j A Ul icTi.s roll Cross BAurES.—By this wedo , nut mcau knocking their brains out against the bed ' posl, nor any thing of tlio sort.   Nor do we mean
; In the midsl of its screaming, press your finger geii- ; Ily and repeatedly ncross the cartilage of that use- I ful organ, and in lesa than two minutes il will be j asleep.    Tho ciatern  paper from whence this im¬
memorial of the jubilee of a German invention, is preEcnlcd, in memory of his visil m Janunry, IS1'.J, ond in  gratitude for llis aflectionate reception, by Frederick Williain, King of Prussia. Bcrhn.Jnnc 18, 1844.
|iiovi- that ihis eiim iurus snake must have measured livi-niy liie Icct in ciiiuinlpr- enee. .¦Miliotii;h ruunil nn Inr in land, tlia miiiisler no doubi lulim^ieil in the deep, and was ihrmvii out ol his eli-uunt, to die where he ivai« liiiiiiil, by some eiiiivulsioii uf the enrlh. A srienlitii- genlleman who came in and'e.Tamined the lecth aniT bmii-s, sanl tlie animal Wii> eiidcntly a col/, lind liir liiiiii bein'i; inatiin' in iis ^;riiuiii, III hi^ duv, 'imvevi.M-, lie wiiulu huve fully susluiiied' all thiit li:is been said of tlie. ¦r|iiiil otv our .\thiiitic coHni.— Jour-
\ we allow tvvo, lo prevent nny disappoinlraent.
whom are these to be osscsied! Nol on the pro¬ fessional raon, for his peculiar situation cteinpls Not mony yeors ago, a pair of niisernble leaa j 'ho reply him—nor on the capitalist, since he can readily ' horses, that looked as Ihough the next gust of wind transfer them lo Ihoie whom poverty has placed iu i would lake them intu the air, and who were already Ilia power. The laboring communily mual ulti- waiting lo have their uiidersliinding secared by a mately, nsover, lionr the incumbrances. And sball ; few nails, atlracled the allenlion of a wag, while they unconsciously load thenisclvcs wilh moro . passing by a blacksmith's shop. Tho fellow paused grievous manieles! : a moment, and examined these objects of anatomy.
But they tell ua thol there is too mucb law busi- : then slopped inlo tho shup.    " Do you b-jild horses neai in the counly lo be transacted by one Court,; sir !" "build horaca!" exclaimed  the astonished
d henco juslice is delayed.    Give us nnolher Iri- j son of Vulcan, taking off his paper cap ond lenglh-
rested upon the shoulder of his parent, whoae aged arm feebly, yet fondly encircled his neck. That brow, ou which fame lmd wreathed the puresi lau¬ rel virlue ever gave to created man, relaxed from its i juil pf Commerce
lofty bearing.    That  look  which could hnve awed i  	
Several years ago there was a voung Knglish no-' a Koinan Senate, in its Fobriciaii diy,  wns bent in |     A lady brought a child to' a i^hyaician in  Uticei bicman  figuring  aivay  at Waahington.     He had ' filial tenderness upon tbe linie-woin fcolures oflhis ; 'o con.-ilt hin. upon lis pr.-cious ¦henllh.    Among ¦ ,    •      1 1       r    .1        1    1 '     „ , ii,„,.trn„ I olher lliings, slio imiiiircd It ne did  nol think llio
nol much br.iina, bul o vast uumlior of lilies, which ' venerable matron. Springs would bc useful?
notwithstanding our pretended dislike lothem, have ^ The gre.it mnn ivepl. A thousand recolleclions I .Certainly, nindaiii,' replied the doclor, a« he sometimes Ihc efl'ect of tickling, the car amazingly. J crowded upon Ilia mind, na memory, retracing eyed lire child, nnd Ihcn took a largc pinch of anulT. Several young Indies wcrc in debatcgoing over llie ' scones long past, cariicJ liim back lo hia pe.lernal ; 'I haven't llie leasl hesilolion in recommending Ihe list-he is Lord visconl so and so, Baron of such , mansion, and Ihe daya of hia youth; nnd ihere ihe | ^^l^^'J^""'^ ""' «">"eryou apply the remedy the a county, &c. ' My fair fri.nds,' exclaimed tbe i centre of aUraciion waa bis molher, whose care, '¦ , y^„ ^^^jfj, „,|„^ ^j ,^^^1^, ,,^ ^^^^ ,.^^ ,1^^ ^^^ gallant Lieut. N., '-one of hia titles you appear to I instruclion nnd discipline, hnd prepared him lo reach , [illlc Ihing. don'l you ''
' Ah,' exclaimed  Ihey  eagerly,   the lopincst heighi of Inuiloble ambiiion;   yel how j     ' Upou my woid, it's Ihc best rcnicdy I knoiv of.' He ia liairen of ttilellcct;   wns   were his glories forgotten while he gazed upon her i     ' ^^''»' ^f^'^" "¦.""''' >'."' recommend, Doclor?" i from  whom,  wasted by tiiSc and malady, he must
what is that!'
¦.,_.,, .      , „.,    .   i soon patl lo meet no more.
Judge Richardson, 111 going the wcslern Circuit,       ,_, .     . ,- .-
,    , , ,.        ..- ,        .    , The motroii s predictions were true.    Tho dia
had a grenl slono thrown at bim, which, ns hc h..p- ,    ,   ,   ,        ,
,   , ,'.     onae  whu-h  hnd  so  long preyed upon I:
pened to stoop al thc moment, passed clcur over his
'     '.\ny will do, tnndu , of soap and lualrr 1'
, wheio you cun gel plenly
head. ' You ace,' ho aaid to his friends who con¬ gratulated him on his escape, 'you see. If I had been an upright judge, I had been slain.'
'HrnE, fellow, hold this norac.'   ' Docs hc kick?' . Kick ! no!   take hold of him.'     ' Doea lie bite!'
Bile! nn!   take hold of tho bridle, 1 say.     ' Does he lako two lo hold hira ?'    ' No !'   ' Then hold
bunal, il will bo more prompt and Inller adminis- j eiiiiig down his round good-natured face—" build
lered.   This i» all 11 vain chimera.   Our judiciiry ; horses sir! whal do you mean I" " Why,"  replied
syslem itself ia rotlen to the core, and  il is worse 1 the wag, "I saw  a couple of/ramfi standing ot I him yourscll.'
than folly to think lo improve il by ils extension. 1 thc door, and I ihought I'd just enquire." |     A simple Hibernian lar, a great favorite  wilh
The experience of more than fifty years has de-1	
monilrated ils insufficiency to answer tho ends of 1     .\ Slave's AsswEn.—.-i fugative from  slavery
Nelson, used to pray in these words every night when he wcnl to his hammock: ' Ood be thonkod, [never killed any man, nor any man ever killed
justice and equity.    It must   bo   reformed—nay : was asked if ho waa not well fed and clolhed
ralher annihilaltd, and a wiser one formed.    An ; Yes.     Waa his master kind lo him?    Yes.    Was i ^„. QoJ l,!,,^, l|,o „orld and the Brilish Navy.
increase of Counly Couris cannot amend it.    It 1 ho over-worked?    No.    Thou go back to your 1 	
con effect il no more than creole now arenos for muster, you were better off thon you are in hcedoni. Usediyselflo thia Ihought: If Ihave butenough law inlrigue ond chicanery; and incrensc Ihe host |' Gonllonicn,' he replied, ' Ihe place I left, wilh all I for myself and faniily ; I am steward only for uiy- of men, in the communily, who lire hy entrapping its advantage!, is open to any of you that want to } »elf. If I hove more, 1 am but a steward of that their fellow ciliiens in the uiares of law, which tho i fill it.' | abundance foi others.—7)r. Vulle.
frame, compleled ils trinraph, ond she expired nt the nge of 85, confiding in Ihc promises of i.-nmortalily to thc humble believer.
Remember Ihia slory, lilllo children. \\'ashiiig- lon, you know was a great man. 1 shall never ex¬ pect to sec any lilllc bny become n great man who doee not love his mother.
Si.-flPticiTr.—Tho more I seo of the world, the more 1 am salisfied that simplicily is inseparably thc  companion   of  true  grcnlnesa.
The lieart.
The Iimmnn hearl—thnt rcatlcaa thing 1
The tcmpler aud the tried ; Thc joyous,—yet the suffering—
The source of pain and prido; Thc gorgeous thronged—Ihe deaolafe. The seal of love, the lair of bale—
.-Self-aniiiig nnd sell-defied 1 Yel do wc bless thee as Ihou art, Thnu restless ihiiig, the liuman heart.
.A. person, being arrested for a large sum of mo¬ ney, sent lo an acquainlance, wbo had  often  priv 1  never yet   fessed n great friendship for him, lo beg  he  would knew a truly great man—a mau  that overtopped | bail him.    The other lent back a note, lo thc eft-rr ,...,, u    ]-j     .' . ¦     ,      I ihal he hed promised never lo be bail for sny  bixU
hi. fellow-meii-who did nol posses, a certain play-   ., ^,,„ ,„„ ^^^ ^„,^^,^^^ „^^, ^^^ ^^^ ^^\ „jj ;,j
fulf almosl tnfantilo simpluily.     Ttuc greatness | |,o; . you may gel somebody else, if you can.'
never struts or stills, or plays the king upon the 1 	
stage.    Conscious of ita elevation, and knowing ih I     .\  countryman sowing hi. ground two smur.
whal that elevation consisls, it ia happy  lo acl ila   fellows riding lhalw,y  one of then, cnlled lo hut
,.,       , .       , iin  an inboleiil air, • V\ ell, Iioncst fellow, said he
poit like Olhcr men, m  tho  common '"""cements ,, ,1, ^.^^^ ,,„„,„„,,„,„„.,,„, ^.^ ^^^j,,^^ f,^,^^,,
and buainess of moiikind.    It ia not afraid ol beiiig I your labor."    To whiih the counlryman  leplied. Undervalued for ils humility.— PniiMing. ' lis verv like you 'mv, for I nm son nig hemp.'