The Indiana Press, Greencastle, Putnam County, 7 August 1858 — Page 1

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GHEENCA^STLE, ESTT^IA~N"A, R^VTU H'DA.^, vVUGXJS r T, 1858.

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flu |nbi;tn;t |)rfS5. HOWARD BRIGGS, Editor and Proprietor.

A Tit-bit for Kt-publicnn*.

In 1856 John 0. Davi.s was the demo-

A ContrHMt.

' scribe in the land of Parke, a chieftain in

republican nominee. harpej upon ,h. same ,„i,, c ,,01,0 per- 'T* t™**?' Among other republican papers in tbe .Uu-ntl, for three or four ,era. We 7* «• * - •« ^0 B r,». S.nbe jmu ol district bitterly opp.tntd to Mr Davie, have very little love for Mr. ilriphti but •* A-w-jr t?"

tMSy '*• were tbe Rockville RrpMican and tirccu- .hatever ttiav be hie eher, . omi,,.. he' “T'"'"' “J‘'t ^t, C fi: J-JTT ; --—— castle Banner, the latter edited by one has never turned u»on the nartv hat cxcee( ^ ln ? K 1,1 ^ buUi* tor his party, and ■ftgncasljf, bainriay. Allgusl 7, 1858. C h ri , t „ p |, cr w . Brown. n«r»d and ld.^n,d htni; lias never striv. “'f Mr mii or urignt. j I„ Brown’s Banner of August 13th, on to defeat it« organization; has never ^ * } ° J 0 , ^ Th,s gentleman, to beheve Indiana 1856, we find published the following been an independent candidate against urn P h ’ e ™ n ^ ,h, ; J t " nf '- '" ,l1 :,I1 . h ^ Republican presses, is the greatest man article, copied from—an,1 nrd;.,.,] : b art - v triu ‘ l ont wlth ° ,u)

Ttir Dainty I.nry. BY EMILY R. PAOE.

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Out nmnn" the sutnmnr meadows With the sunshine in her hair— Rinding into sheaves the shadows That are fulling here and there — Singing through the dusky valleys— Chasing echoes up and down— Goes the little maiden Lucy, With the locks of shadowy brown. Four sweet summer-times have risen From the green lap of the spring; Ami the beauty of their garments Has been over everything; Four times have the autumn meadows Roen with golden fruitage rife, Since the angels left her lying N cath tlie pearl) gate of life. Down and down the sunny future Dies the way that she must tread—■ Very fair it is, and pleasant, With the sunshine overhead ; May the white hands of the angels Guide her gently, where the light Reaches to the far-off glory. That is never dim with night.

Dr. Franklin Abetting an Eloprmriit. At u recent meeting of the Pennsylvania Historical Society, the talented and efficient Corresponding Secretary, Horatio G. Jones, Ksq., read a letter written 1 by Dr. Joseph K. Swift, of Kaston, Pa, relating a curious incident in the life of Boston’s noble son, Benjamin Frank-

lin :—

Theeelebrated painter, Benjamin West, before he become known to fame, fell in love with Miss Klizabcth Shewell. West was poor, the Shewells were rirb. Stephen Shewell, the proud brother of Elizabeth, desired her to marry another suitor, which she refused to do. West was forbidden the house, but Elizabeth continued to meet him, and they were engaged to be married. The obstinate brother kept his sister under lock and key, till West sailed for Europe to proseeute his studies. Miss iShewell, however, had promised to join him in any part of Europe, and marry I him as soon as Mr. W. informed her of 'his ability to maintain her. The patronage which West met in London, soon justified him in sending for

of the age-in this State he is omnipotent theaforesaid Rockville Republit u Both grate-no"^^' While'maLy q u^tion ‘‘'ive John //,s ScnUf and went ^ana Joufnal.Pntnam Banner RockvilleUleetion of Mr n °DavT“ b ^ q!,Vs“i^ Now in this third race, dohn said b, Republican, and other papers of the black Read ! Read ! And reflect on the mu-; racy. Brown’s new master. John G. ^ . and a11 . “ ^ y our he *f- "W"'™ ilk Mr. Bright is <• hurrying through ta ti on s in republican affairs, and on the Davis, did not question Bright’s devo- ‘‘“f. ^ ° nc * more > ! "" 1 1 ' v, ! 1,he ;‘ Indiana, from point to point, settling all ; propri ety and consistency of voting for tion to democracv, when as late as the myfriends > stntes between Lecompton and ant.-Le- John G. Davis: HHh of September, 1857, he boasted in a, , ^ '[T* ^ "T’e compton democrats wherever he goes; »«vu m-m..* »^««na. y «„ pub ii c 8peech at Terre IIauto that (lur ’“'d as our God l.voth I will come heiore advising some, commanding others, and 0n l Mt Sunday week John G. Davis, ing the session of the legislature of 1857 y0U U ° m0r \ foT ' ,10SU th ® « reat f,lV0r8 ' compelling Loeomptonites to do thus and, in company with Joseph Ralston, when u /or the talcs of peace a„d harnovuintke y ° U ^^e bestowed upon me so «o—to the ereat terror of all weak-kneed on the way to Ferre-Haute, stopped in * , *> i • r . abundantly; and John found favor in RrpuMivnus. He makes IhU nomi n a.'‘he to.nof Ro»,,ill.. While there c»n. ^ r » h» f.vor of remltHK b»'h, >ip i, t „n|,c preplc.

„„1 prevents sviUvrs hi, «~»<t ' i,h * »«•«; «f l!™«l.'».'n, Mr “"f '’" d ' *“ *• «• S - »«•■»• , . - . . . . . DavIB remarked that he would beat Mr How devoted Davis then wan to dc

*y by hundreds and thou-a ini- broadcast Uzhe, 800 mow Ytttes in the District than moenwy, Whst would he not do «for, r , , , --n , - , ,, over the State, bribing newspapers, ml- h e was beaten by Harvey D. Scott. Upon the sake of peace and harmonv in th ■ ,ur( ’ nec camc U P between James and some t r , 1Vl ling on foot from Dondru Head, the ,n h< 'D » nd ,,lso arranged that his father ing conventions, buying up politicians,! this a Mr. Sprague, the owner of the large t t” \ ti i i i ' . of his friends, and much strife ensued, southern extremity of the .Island of Coy- should accompany her on the voyage, and oontroling elections—having every- Flouring Mill, in Roseville, remarked * V u.at ttie uemocraey m tins and tlic encmios of j ameg _ PVOn the 1 Ion, towards (’andy, in the interior, about Miss Shewell prepared for her departthing his own way. So the Republican' thut hc was mistaken-that Mr T’-hor J^tnct arc applying the wholesome ^c- mack Rcpuhlicans-strovc hard to alien one hundred and twenty miles north- ore b u t her brother aga.n confined her . . ri would beat him (Davis,) larKely. l>;ivifs of rotation in office; now that in | f xt i- f , r ward. They started upon their journey her chart her. In this state of things, PS,,,.,,. , stones V , Ok with* Ml " l ."'- T' ’‘".'T’ ' «rl s u, the mornS, Bl >.d «pm8.i Biihop Whit., th.. Oh More.! How sm'h Repuhlicans sre .....l asked Sprague if bo wislu-.l I., "sport'' Wec.Mr, Davi,«„dhi.d«n,oer,.tiefrienJ, : ^ in.m l„,n is pouihl,. ,,„l j, i„ three or fom- ,l.„;; Jcorsof «e, Dr Freoklm, M frightened at the fancies their distom- ,in it, meaning that he would BET—and : th ■ F t ' ,t tl t : - ■ .therefore resorted to much craft and do tl, 0 ugh as the sun is exceedingly warm years of age, and brancis Hopkinson, 29 pared imaginations conjure up! Or. how ^hat, too, remember, on Sunday Spra ,r ue 1 1 • ri * 11 aN ' N,,s 110 0 ,l> ception, and among other things cried ring the hc?it of the ddiv under the shade ; y ears w ^ lcn vessel was ready ttopublican editors ore Ktreu to lyi.el replied that I,could hetfremone to Sre cx ‘ >e<;l a " 0 ' l “' r for Coll !ou| th. prinoiplretvhich th.y had op-1 in inU'nd. d to rest d„-«a'l. pro.-ured a r.tpo ladder, went to The folio.!,,, paragraph gire. a .ruo 11 ~ *?' ,"‘“ l ’ l ,“ in "“fl po.od t.o years ago. and for ahiol, of the many hreod-hared pal,,, trees tl,«, JJ* “if they "bre2t , a'Ud7 on wld .... „ • . h 1 , , agreed on as the amount, and Davis put ant,< ’ that understanding, another „ i i ^ e ; . i i i t ..i i i -.i grew by the side of the road. |. onn as they tirought a Indy on hoard, idea of Mr. Bright s preeent whereabout* up FIFTY DOLLARS, as a forfeit in has been nominated by the democracy to ? , C . , \ i baU ' ei1 ’ l"" 1 7‘ tl) ' They had traveled some distance when t«ok old Mr. West to the ship and went

* - . i*iti , Miss Shewell to fulfil her promise. He

How dovotad Davis thoa van to dc-' . „-’T','. 77“ ! ITr “ONKEY AND PITCHER PLANT. .„ u a c arran.cmcat, for Ire, toco,,,, in

jet in the i aiihcdnm, that mattem of dit , 'j’ wn bro thors, Englishman, were once the same vessel that conveyed his request

ami doings :

• The Chicago Herald stntes that Senators Bright and Fitch are now on a tour

through the Northwest. Mr. Bright, it jumped into his buggy and was about starsays, left Cleveland on Monday, the 19th ting off, when Sprague, who was coming ult., w ith Hon. John Slidell and Hon. hack with the money, stopped him. Da^ John L. Dawson, m route for Lake Su- vis then told him that he misunderstood perior, and Dr. Fitch is on a visit to him, that the BET was, that Fremont Minnesota.” would not carry Indiana. Sprague im

( nominated by the democracy ...

the hands of a friend who was present.— succeed Mr. Davia. that gentleman for- „„„„ •„ T i. n , r r ♦ i r ,i • '

which James had prevailed against them j thc younf r ( . r brother stopped, and gazing

inquiringly around, said:

head.

party; hc cannot in thc least restrain his, NoW( whllo these things were yet going greediness for office, not even “for the on thig John the leSMir who aforotinie sake of peace and harmony in thc party," had bcon a ,, cribe in tho Und of p ark0) but must needs‘'pitch in,"in opposition ,ii 8Scntcd from James and his old and

to the wishes of his old and tried and true

true friends, and gave “aid and comfort"

—It will thus be seen that Mr. Bright! mediately pronounced this a Lie, when ^ r ' onds > ' ,1 ' a ' n ^°r e ,d adding two ^ ( , b | s 0 j d cncm ;,, Si even unto the Black

is rusticating in the Lake Superior region, beyond the influence of “vicious” practices ami precedents, doubtless judiciously investing his money in land operations, which will give him a mammoth fortune to retire upon when the present term of his political service shall have expired. In view of these facts, we trust that distressed republicans will breathe more

freely.

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ttw-Tho Banner of the 28th ult. saj-s : “The State Sentinel has manufactured a nock and bull story to the effect that Defroes and Davis /ios made a contract, by which the former transfers to the latter the republican vote of the 7th district, and the latter to the former the anti-Lc-compton democratic vote of the 6th district. Rather rich to hear Lecompton papers and orators charging independent freemen with bargain and sale." —In this brief extract there is more than one mistake. The State Sentinel did not manufacture the story, but published it upon republican authority. It did not charge “independent freemen with bargain and sale”—on the contrary, it expressly exonerated them from anything of the kind. It charged, upon republican authnritj'—and we reiterated the charge—that a bargain had been made between Defrees and Davis, to the effect stated ; but that when it camc to consummating the trade, Defrees and Davis had not the voters at command to transfer so as to premote their mutual selfish ambition ; and expressly asserted that independent freemen were not to he bought and sold like slaves in the market, or like sheep in the shamble. Considering Brown’s practice, he lie*

very awkwardly.

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•9*Tho Banner of last week has a correspondent who figures under thc net/' 1 deplume of “Douglas Democrat.’, He furnishes about a third of a column of twaddle, in all of which there is but one sensible remark, and it is thc result of accident and awkwardness. It follows, ’hiding to the Russelvillc discussion be

“1 surely heard a cry, Robert, ns if some one was hurt. Let us look and see what it can be,” he added, as a low moan distinctly reached their ears ; it proceed edfrom a group ofeocnanut trees that grow

on their right hand.

The brothers sprang hastily hut cautiously forward, and searched carefully aI round, till at last the elder exclaimed,

Here it is, Arther, come and see,” ami Cil G 01 * with her.

■ as his brother turned towards him,

Davis sprang out, exclaiming, “You call . vears morc of honors and emoluments to Bepublicans.

me a liar!” when Sprague threw of his his thirty years’ filling of the best office. Now , it a | so camc t0 paiw wbi i 0 J (l i m 1 laughing :

hat, ready for fight, and reiterated that it within the gift of thc democracy of In- offil , n , b „ t

was a he. Davis then made tracks for diana. Office cormorant! can that maw| t . hoose a candidate to fill bis place when JoinILlto!,'monkey'whi<•1^1^"ing(’.1 l!>n

of thine never ho filled ? ; hi, term of office was come to a close ; k ‘ *•---•'• - - x ' - -

BM?"According to the Banner, cverj’ and the friends of James and the old man who votes for Secrest, cither carries ! f r ‘ l ‘ nds °f John met together with one a bribe in his pocket or wears a brass accord in one place to consult as to who

at midnight to Stephen Shewcll’s house, attached the ladder to a window in Miss Shewell’s chamber, got her out and to the vessel, which sailed in a few minutes after she entered it. Mr West was in waiting for Miss Shewell when she arrived in England, and they were soon married—Sep. 2nd. 1765. Neither of them ever returned to this country.— Stephen Shewell never forgave his sister, and although she made many efforts to conciliate him, he refused all conimuni-

Nows and Miscellany.

from one of tho branches of the fruit tree, I - f n ? CK,Nn Acc.nKNT.-A shocking «o. had hurt himself very severely. I ® C -"Tk t ^ C M °' “Poor fellow!” said Arthur; and tak V '" k - ,n Abo.t, To wnsli.p, about noon ing him up, he tore a strip from his hand I ^ ^ Mct [ orrau,k 1 - - - - * was just starting a mowing machine on

kerchief and bound the wounded limb. ulr V K a uiuwiug iuaeuiue and then turned to resume his im.rnev prairie, when SampaOB DoilglaSS,

. . , , „ ..... diana. Office cormorant! can that maw

ms buggy and Sprague after him, hut thanks to the whip in the hands of Joseph, who held the “ribbons,” the ponies took Mr. Davis out of the reach of Mr. Sprague’s four poumUrs. These arc the

main facts in the ease of JOHN G. DA- i ii i i ■ i > • VIS BETTING ON HIS OWN El.EG- collar > on wtlch > s inscribed, “I own should bear their standard in thc next an d then turned to resume his journey ,

TION, AND THEN BACKING OUT! this dog.—James Buchanan.” battle for the high honor, and they all with the monkey in his arms. ' ' | rca, '“ in 8 bima wlnp, inadvertently stop If this is denied, we will prove it by some | Is this the way to speak of indepen j cr ' ed ^ voice, “ We will have | “ Vou surely ” said Robert, “do not in 1 a "X\orses JtaiL>dJ5aS"Jon’ of the best men in the county. ! dent freemen ? 0 shame, where is thy f he man Henry, a man who is true and u > - tllat » n " nal I tact with his legs. The left lee was enmWe publish this statement so that the bllI! , h , ' faithful, and who will not forsake bis : y«>ur co,npa,,.‘.N to ( amly th( , a ^ k!e j()int People—membersofthedifferentchurch- 1 Tr ^ P . “Do you think, roylied Arthur," that r h ,, . ~ ’

os—and those who are in favor of moral- IIonnst nepnhl.eans ! Do you believe friend, through fear or favor, and is an - - • - ‘ “ PV ' >rm ' r hnn ‘" 1 anr,

ity—may see what this man, who is now ,,U1S of y our friends and neighbors, who advocate of Popular Sovereignty through asking them to send him to Congress, is differ with you in polities? Or, do you j llsf motives,” and all the good people willing to do to secure his own election, not rather execrate the editor who would 'he 6 assembled, cried out in notes of

Has it indeed become necessary for old tbu s characterize them ? lineism to resort to Betting on Sunday to j — enable them to carry the election ? Think For the Press, of these tilings, voters, and then say if] Book of ChronicWn. you can vote for men who will do so. I j?y fair ci ay.

Remember that JOHN G. DAVIS BET

ON HIS OWN ELECTION ON SUN ! c it a p x k R I.

DAY 1 Also, remember that his friends

acclamation, '‘Amen /”

' Now, it came to pass that John the

Scribe, from walking to and fro in the'fYnjjj fromjoaking the other about his earth, hod met there too, and when he | companion. They had journeyed two I heard what was wrought by thc people,' days, and where about half way from he was much grieved and waxed sore of 'heir place of destination, when tho heat

And it camc to pass in those days that irit) and was exceedingly cast down, I bcca,ne ^ceedingly oppressive, and the

Do you think,” rej

I would leave this poor helpless creature I "T'l'* U ‘ C Tc todie of his wound? No; he shall be my " ,0 8k,n - ^ rtwb , ey Pf 1 ./ companion until ho is cured, and then ‘ hu r, « ht > was cut through and he , ' . i . i . nones partly cut. 1 he Batterer lost, a he may return as soon as he likes to his , 1 .r x ., t , , . , home ... the forest.” large quantity of blood and was In danThe two brothers traveled on their way, 1 ^ I blc0,1,nf!; b ® fo .™ afl,,8ta " < ’! though the elder could not sometimes re- ""J. '' l' 1 '"' " r ‘' • r - at ry, assu Ii- ,, I,,- by Dr. .Smith, skillfully amputated tho I t,i i n I i*mn innlrinn, llm nllmT nhraiif ln B - 7 ^ i

left leg just below tfie knee, on Thurs-

lay. It is hoped the right leg may be

saved.— Fort Wayne Sentinel.

Hot'SE IlfRNUra.—A house of ill fame, located near the Lafayette and Indian-

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on ! Whit tiiink yon of tbnt, o.U-re?-, poopk J**" 1 *■? ^ «•* “I' 1 "; *rW on 7 ! ‘hoy l» B „n

Shall his money claot him ? ,* ; i h but these things came not to pass, ami.the want of water. Iheir strength was ; 1 , “ ans r (i.iiKiasi nignr. -We venture the assertion that Da- ?’ W ‘T ' l ' y wn,,1J <hoo8C ,n hls I Henry was proclaimed tho chieftain of his failing-they fellas though they could rhe wretched female oocupanto, some hvo vis Stoadi and ; , ;°r f C Werc div t- y 0r I-y‘ b 4ho«t his district, and John ; .---d no farther; and on the ruing too

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now h. we^'kav. vu4. Mi ,i Hr d to ru | e 0Vl „. thcm , U) d lhc } y,' ll( U ^ UO , ^ ,0 ' ^ ^ Wl, ° n . hC at the foot of a palm tree, exhaust 8t, Tl-" d ^rd and came up to Hazelr.gg, •wV Had Mr. Seerest boon in the last. ol - said tbov wou i’ d b .. vo j obn had O . on8ulted i 80,110 of h,s old enemies,,od and parched with thirst. [Lafayette tonne,. Congress, instead of Mr. Davis, is there a ’ ^ ‘ ' ’ |he said unto them, “ I am sorely perplex-. “Must wo die here?''oxclamod Robert. Uhtal of Ffhai.k Beuplators.—A single intelligent, honest man in thc dis- ma n famous among tho Anne, to rule over ed what ^ do> fleein j havc hatUcd with a groan. correspondent of the Cleveland Leader, triet, who knows Seerest personally, that * he,n i and ,1,oro were many in thc land .,„ ;i ; nst my f r ; ond8 and t |, v f uvor and “Trust in God," replied Arthur, rais writing •'•om M arren county, Ohio, furiJoubto for a moment how he would have who were not pleased with cither John t|jat j ala now of m own conduct ’ and '"Z bi « eyes towards Heaven. ".shes ” ,e fol,0 J ,n K-

’-V J T, k ,1 • ref MilUrJ, and therefore d., Ured tl,,, „, c ,^ ( „ f „, v

l u - i j ' a i C J <n , 10 8a "‘ 0 ; t, » e y would nne the man James to rule cast off, what more can I do but to fall in along the road, ns if ho wore searching i u, ' ,lerarr0!,t ft* sacking a corner grocery; b.dd, independent, manly stand that he over them for four years. i w i t h youand do battlcforyou and against for something. At last he returned, and ,,ut M "' rc ' v '‘ re fourteen others engaged took at Indianapolis on thc ith of Janu Now, there wore grave questions agitat-j ji enry and | li8 f r i cndH ? Pcradventure I seizing Arthur by the arm endeavored 1,1 the transaction, and they all attended ary; and his earnest efforts, arguments, ing the country, and among others was niav bv these things find favor in tov to drag him along with him. court in a bodpr. dressing alike, marching and eloquence would havc produced a the settlement of certain Territories re-1 :, rb t oven with the^ Black Renuhlieans' : “ n(,w 8,ran B <d y 1,0 aot8! ” 8aid a,1,, , " u ' n l r toRefher with a flag at their

. • j ,i . . , ^ignr, even wttn tnc uiaex ncpuiilicans, man; “what can he have found?’ hoad - Messrs. Hutchins & Co, and G. M, cen lj acquired on the westorn borders an d between them and the disaffected of Ld summoning all bis strength, he arose Tuttle volunteered to defend them, Judge of the land of Americns, which were he-; lny 0 i d pai . tyi [ ma y yc t be returned to and followed the animal. ! Birchard being the prosecuting counsel, ing settled by persons from all parts of the great Sanhedrim of Americas : there-! When he reached the spot, what met The counsel for the prisoners claimed, and >0 ^nd, which caused seditions and f orc do yo u and your friends withhold his delighted eyes? There, growing in established by proof that the grocery

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xelves oven n K ,, 8C,f an " ldo P ondcnt candidate, ami fight ( ,j \ n . H ,J nnt ont8 bcinf; ‘ s , )U l bt alter The justices shared in that opinion, Kos, even unto the shed.ling of blood. y 0 ur battles for you, and defeat Henry j by those animals for the purpose 0 f and discharged the prisoners, and caused exceeding great trouble thro - ;in( ] i,i H friends, even my old friends who , quenching their thirst. Thc flower is in 1 The American Houses in Enheand. out all the land of Amerieus. ! in times past have honored mo," And 'he shape of a cup, about six inches in —Mr. Ton Broeck has just won one race, Now, John and his friends proposed ' tbo y f ormod a league witli John to battle I IcRfh, and one and a half in diameter: but lost another with .Mimosa. Hheeamo

good effect. He would not, like John G. Davis, have been loft a “ lone shir,” fighting for his own vote, but he would have fought Lecomptonism with skill and

gallant co-laborers, at least one half of the Indiana democratic delegation in Congress. While thus honestly and fear-

0 Seerest and Davis, this sapient cor-, lessly differing with the Administration pondent says: I ° n Hie one issue, hc would at the same

J“ Then'Uncle Henry’ followed, and | time havc extended a gallant and hearty that the great Sanhedrim in the land of witb him even *unto"the "hlacknesroV has a lid, which opens ami shuts with in ahead at the New Market July meet-

^ovnrV ' T d mi ' ke ru,n ' irk ''‘ bl " d ‘ 8 ! sonally and well, and of three-fourths of jorganized thc “Emigrant Aid Society.” JTrdrL, t ^ y ° Ur anf a ' gam ’ ^ A ' Vk 1 ,hc voter8 ° f t,,is oon K rG8Bional district. Now, James and his friends were of

opinion that all the people of the land of Amerieus had equal rights to settle this

Either a Knave or a Foot.-The 1 *^ Bri * ht U8C Li8 mone y ,0 hu y "T

plant. English horse, owned by Mr. B., won a Tho two brothers drank of the water, minor race against seven competitors, and were refreshed; and when they at last just previous, hut was subsequently badly reached their homo, thej’ related to their beaten hr **•“ n M 1

Uh’ rr III ■ |astonished friends how the monkey had coming ir

ne.igo, •• been the moans of saving their lives. FEARKt’t MonTALirv.—Died, in Al>T . .. ur ', ) 1 , ’’i’ , “Lord, how manifold are Thy works; ingdon county, Va., of diarrhoea, on tho In the spring of 1852 I had a settled in ha8t - rhotl mftdo them all,” 22d ult., Susan E, aged 7 years on toe cough supposed to be the germ of eon-, 126th, Can,pla-ll J. aged 12; on the 28th, sumption. I drugged, drenched, and | B onders of the M.rRosno^-The ^ ,, ‘ . an( , Uyi R , d ., physieed, on prescriptions of a regular ] men d on decayed fruit, stale bread, moist l^ d on the |ith i nst .,Nan. y C .aged 10— physician. But the cough got tho bet- wood, &c., is shown by the microscope to ;||| drttn of {i v^ nor . 0n tll0 ter of me, of him, and of them. I went be plant* bearing leaves, flowers and ]0(h ^ Mrs M F | Pt . nor died at an into tbe country threw physio to the ,seeds, and increasing with incredible ra- advanced on lb e 3th inst. Mr. Homy

— , . --- --- and used Phillips Cough Syrup, p.dity for in a few hours the seeds spring aR8d about 70 years; and on the. Between Lafayette and Michigan doctrine of James prevailed, and he was 1 h:lt 'he cough from off ray up, arrive at maturity and bring torth ;j rd William I... son of Joel Kleenor, aged r... i-r -1 e .u xt »i J lungs, and I got well. I have since used seeds themselves, so that many genera- , ” ’ b

w , , , , C' 1 ?' ,h6re are 65 n,,le8 of thc Ncw A1 - therefore ohosan to rule over the sons of J nd w i.h success. tions arc perfected in a day. ' 1 ^ . . Well, well! that is enough to make a bany & Salcn> Railroad as straight as a Amerieus for four long years ; and all his I y ’ j NO L Kino I ,low Trek.—“?erat< h the green rind Mil laugh- Davis a majority of 2,000!'bee line. friends cried out with one voice intent' —’ ‘ ’ High Price FOR a Neuro.—Dr. John of a sapling, or wantonly twist R in the Davis -in abler man than 8ecrcst! The! *-*"• ii , , i-. 'n- • Ciianof, OF FORTUNE.—Chas. Stautz, S. Hugh««,ot Rappahannock county, sold soil, and the scarred and crooked oak will fellow i ' i .i . Less than an acre of land in St. an( ^ Jatnes was u. or noi o ran in7 u| - paupi , r the Franklin county (Ohio) , a short time since, a negro man, a black-1 tell of Uieefor centuric -tooome.” How

^ i * l ‘* ’ ™ tt * aW .* aW ! P»ul. that was purchased iu 1848 .at *l^ a d of Millardor John the CbwOtUchtr. poor-house, ntlyreceived intelligence smith, for thc sum of $1,700 Ii 7 ' was foi ibly d ,

Amerieus; and it camc to pass that thc

by a majority of at least 2,000—he being a much abler man than his opponent,!

Henry Seerest.”

two (ect long, and a depth ol stupidity *] 25, was sold on the 2d inst. for 110,* j Now, among the followers of James : that hn uncle who had lately died had left purchased by agentloman from Misrissip the lesson of giving. Coaime vurate with their length, i000. on P John, who aforetime had been a him ?100,000. pi for bis own plantation. tendencies to thc ye