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,,. (ii);rntit;c, or I l.ror li.i:'r- at t:, it . t' !!. yfir. A- want of i -. i i t: -

il If .i- 1U'..;. k t

it;;i f. 'it thirg showviolent. T les ited t h -c r iois '

wo li-o ar pjr,itiu::i. .- : .u.l wit I. in -X,fr1,.!,'J, I'T the d

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'.'.- dollar- i i cash 'i'iios-c I Another lady having seal. led hor arm , her daughter to con-ult ou: professor uj on thai the mob wa e. -da 1 ! called at the usual hour to show it thtee a chronic c;ue which occupied nianv he mate re.pect..ble. cut u were successive days when similar laconic con- weeks to relieve, and a great consump me of the rmglcaders of", ersation took place . First day Patient, tion of legulai I y tendered fees was rn r u iir.p: r:ed. '.ia-ugh soon exposing th" arm, says " Burnt.' A "J tailed. It was obvious that the lady's af

en:oi clieu-ti icv. aids see it, and, having prescribed a M:o, i lection tor her daughter, am! coutidence

others; a n:g!:t!;F -die departs. Second day I afient show s j m our medical adviser, were beyond all a:d. nt a tmmcieus , the aim, and savs "Fetter " A. " I pecuniary considerations, although it was

o e i r , t ai'i tr.led

Sangamon.

lair and A. F

i t

'iv.r

'. i r -' ,

m t!.:e tnu!itli U(jm!;1 be pr !

i ist;Mr.N rs v. in hc m ,rt. i .-.t r i t -quale, tr t'nree inortion-, ;'. rent j per s'-tiare f.ir c:ct c;i'. -t rti n.

-cmSii will l,o at liberty to diprnr.tii.ur . ir ijrcn iyi!i'; arrearages ; but a Cuil- , t ' )U' '. eb t onTiiino, in confiirri;v t ii : iert:; will he con-idered a i.tw ui- : ::. :.t. Yi.- ; ..-f !ro rin- t !.t paj tn all lrtfrrs to ::.i:raa:v atio:;"- r.b!r. to tbe F.!,t,.r. ' 'oie.trv IVcMbice I't'liviTt ii ui 'inrrrtm--, at i, Mill--Mer II. D. WL.cb r, Marroti ,v-

t r.u ii rarctinLr. Un'H-Kcian-niii ; iveie i!i--iro! t ue eerv tOort

vent .1ieo oi: -ot-.ler tW lutute.

1 o

no-.v liov: tra'o

the srldioiS

)r.:ii the u inter

were oi a sterv . Toil !;!!

t-it oft uiaiir. hdl- of sr.

' town; know it.' 'i'h:id day -Aifain showing the to t te arri). Patient -"Well." A. "Any fool

if - A ... V

tho r..f tcu people .

i i i i i i I

l ui;; iirre f i iai

loan tell thai What de come again for?

bernethv for

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i.'un a a ' .

...... .... J.l Mr

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,t'. ti ,iapaiuot tbe arm, anu, nominiju up in inn lk i o e toe 1 1 . , , , . - i i

ra-cd.the h.uswne in the ha- ;n :':u ' 11 ::'u.-5 1 I

! I iO Hi H Up SO "1J,liiiiv incut ii 1lln a . ..... lAi.i :

from ti.em to the pond id the Commons . :UV "u, "OIU u ui' . , , . .

Tho rn.-li,!. ..nom l,n,f tbr.-r. bilk , ' " '.ea-I-Ol t'S.n auu ,.uu .

yihdi tsoo s

me i r y to provoke them.

The ! o s com

plasr e.. of tr.f- ir-juiy

ti;-.t r, r

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niiaaii, i

ni pa ;;. e.

11 Ir

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I low named irentlemen a i e rrto a.et as Aircnts for the (ia.f tte

ACF.NTS FOU 111K G AFF I F.

' The ! ..ae-!f d

Fetrrs1 tiiui!. 1 'ke co. Indiana Matthew W. I" ,!-t, F.-o 'ai!i?le, ; -;:l!iai. :o.-Vtn . M FMidv.Fsq f'loror.: James Meed. F-aj. Ft ir.reten Win Darnel. F-o Fv -a-v il!e Maj. A Wat ru r. JN -w llatmony Map J W.Svif't. Mourit-Fleasant -Col. lulm- dohn-on. Fottr ill -Fdwaid Wo.nU, Fxp V:i'-bit:'j;t.ti--Wm . G . Cole. F.-'j. Fooi. i'l'.e J. dm A. Graham. Fn.

(Iriiir, Stote in. Jones. I.

I i a -1 ante v apt J. asson. F.ana- l)ort Wm. Clark.

pairir it h t i

on ttotn -rtiooi. :ir to

I e;: c!r .vn ;tp:;i:i S r ral of the loys t.o;

Abemethv was especially impatient, and

, , , . , undisposed to prescribe. A portly sentleii set abont re- . ' 1 ., J, - ,

;man ttom tne country once caneu nn mm , 'for advice, and received the bdiowing an-

e et , v ben thev retutn

d llicirsnow hills

watte

wer; "You nasty beast; you go and fill

our jz , anu tnen ou come 10 me to

h.m of:t',,,P,3' t,1,m- .

UJ'Ot! -

tfip f'tiM!, r liiii -I'm! in! irrooii turn

the c;!dut,f.:old:or,;i,:t be weuld ? $ oUnr Uul-' as hrought one morning hapii..:!:i:.-t., kiv to .her.,; and the c;l-j b-V ,her nr-amma, complammg ot d.thculty dte: ui -o;o unraident than ever. At,ot athmg when taking exercise and at

;!1S - . bai a. "uetm f the lamest l,C4 ntl "'" i eiteimK ri iu u ei

equally obvious that her means were scaicely equal to the widow's expenditure on the occasion of her town isit. When the peiiod ariived for the parties to return into the country, Mr Abernethy presented the youug lady with a small parcel to take home with her, in hich he informed her whs a little present to reward her good behaviour under bodily af-

Ifhction. On opening the parcel it con-

tained all (he fees which the mother had given the protesser; by which delicate mode of proceeding lie avoided the ostentation of conferring an obligation, and cb viated the embarrassment which the widow's feelings would otheiwise have been exposed to, in continuing to receive gra tuitous advice for her daughter, from a professional chaiacler, upon whom she had no claim .

J. 5;nc

Fhelpe.

Macopin Missirn. Se;hM. Otwell. .Visiionary District. JCsse Walker Sv perintPndent. Deplaine. J. Walker.

Chicago. S. l. Ileggf. Fort Clark. William Foynl. Galena. Smith L. Kohinson. Knck Island. F- T.Cordicr. James Havens, Conference Aget;:. The next auuual Confeience to I o l.cK in Jacksonville, Illinois.

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i:U:'v hoj ? cor. ma".

COfM- . mand irene r a

von tela llioo.

here ."' 'J oir uh:ie hi-lla?,e-I.

I no in

"Idef

a i

ail ;!.e ! i-i'aet ion

;i' l .l.. 1 l i .i . .. i .

to General Ga"-e 11 ' e.eu round me waisi, air. aoci He asked why o nfct,,J seized a pair of ecissors, and, with-

"We ' ",,1,oa or;I, lipped up the stays

Irom top to bottom, and then debited her

lit 'I i.ai, i a i . ?

upon tnni

-t hoy. "to

Y hall

d seat vou to show

ty s.a.l o-:, ij an c;u iv teddened,. " Ye bav c ncvi i

ui tr-'-op-; ; hut I hey

ueiei! (lie and his

t;a v e

Ti;( -e "t. tlcn.cn are autlion-eti to re - ,!ov , -ir iMit.- j.rni ,,n Uo la nn ' m f"ch a case u common physician would

co'ue niot.ies and leeeipt foi the same j ou, t ;,;i;,nrr r, onad. We c uniduined, and ' P'l'ahl piesctibe to oblige the a pot be

en ate; a. tit ei ibe editor.

SAMFFF HILL-

'0 !l( lp OUt:

lv cs, it we

7T1

;Vo?;i Li'f:,

s .J

iFrrs of i;

fit i vliAwii.

j the capiaai el tins, and !u

;ca'1 Yesterday, our wot!

a third t!

!,'.-; bed at us

In Fexdon. eaily in the morning t An 'longer.'" The

raw ,

tretu-

:,ut I 1 1 h (no images of men called etligies, ; uiih ud miration, and - ii.

w ie found hanging on the branch nt an bjc side, " 1 i.o vet v ciitbii .n dt

old elm, near the southern entrance ot the j lo e of liher ' v v iih ibemt ; jif y One represented a stamp rfhirr j Ve.u ir ,v. ;;o. my brave tFheie was a great jar k boot, aiso, out suted, if n.v in ops n oble

of which icsc a horned head, y hich seem in si, at; I e pmjihi M." dl to lock around. The people collected j " tt M in rrowds from the city anl country. I, 1 u " ox 'x '"V'1

u I ce:i '.I:-.'.; ::i lis, v. nu.n n

THE ILLINOIS CONFERENCE Of the Methodist Episcopal Church met at Indianapolis on Tuesday the 4th instant. and adjourned on Mondav the 1 lib

i the ito uak iil,0u for 10 minutes. The injunc-i The follow ing is a list of the Preachers

and their Stations. Madison District Allen Wiley. V E. Aadison Station Thomas S Hilt' Vevay John T. Johnson and Alfred W. Arlington. Law rencebui gh Joseph Oglcsby and Jehn C. Smith. White water John W . M'Reynolds r.nd William Daily.

Wayne Joseph Taikington and James

T. Fobe. New Castle Ancil Feach. Conner1" ville Asa fleck. G reensburqh Isaac Kimble and Jogiah H. Hill. lississineway Robert Burns, sup. Fort Wayne Mission Richard S. Robinson . Charltstc-z-r. District William Shanks.

: i . l i -i i i

U:i-v our lathe i s been teaching t "'"l""-" " ,l" ul-'-"lu"l(-l.,i

( jilemanded how she fe't. "hetfer' was the jieplv. The mandate was repeated, and, 'il. Ml I II 1 ii

i iho l ot- i irie waiK Heme nnisnefi, lie asueu "llow

e.e now? "Quit! well," was the answer

uduiedor in- A,f"nethy " That will do. Take lier ' .1.1.. ... .

i i ::iv.:;v :i:iil Hon I n-T lirr imir fiv.f t.. -a '

troiiiieri! -v...,. ..m si.o

Itiu v c 'Filed :s eui rebel-, ami told usicar anu 10 iJlClle ,ne Patient. 1 be ec-

aiid. We iold :rr'tilnc p'cssor went directly to the

I cause

at once, and removed it without

. i : (I t m(T I) lin 11 -it nlr. ncnl a . I.n AA 1....

',ere le ? ',i o el tor ft pirnncn m uu nui ?u; na -

ii i mu- no -iinislir nliiurt m i-icu (n.-tl.nt I

wo win hear it no ?-"-" "-' n.

oked at tin tn -vun,,ft' l,u,.v UH;i one suminei s rnorumg

to i,t cdFer at! u,"urhl lo turn 'y I1PI niotner, in cone

About dudi,the images were taken down.' nt. i.-,l i-if l.icr !irnl r-irri.t rjtulllf ml

Jllll I l' II' . I 'II I I ...l.'l .. . . 1,....., ..I,

aw in :v 'lut'm 0 ' Firmer having swallowed ;i

breathe ' !T,,ipr- Abeinethy dexterously caught

; and. t-e as- a hlue-Lolile tl as it tleci by him, and told you arainj ,ne patient to put it into her mouth, and if she spit it out in a few moments the spi jder would come out with ii.

besei a. lawyer having called to show the

iahle

' F

SILK. We are informed that Mr. Rap.p t.fLcouctny, in Pennsylvania has erected a thiowsting mill, 9G spindles, which he has made him-elf, with which he intends tc throw silk of his own raising. He ha; raised this year a very great number of silk worms, and has four reels at work, from which he expects to make aboe one hundred pounds of raw silk. In the same manner, but on a smaller scale, Jod-

auian ii. Lobb, Lsq of Dedham. Maes.

has a reeling establishment, and his raw silk is to be thrown by Mr. Edward Frown, who kas also a throwing miH of which we have made mention in a former number, as well as that of Mr. Ripka. at Manayunk, near Philadelphia, which has 8'2 spindles. It was by mistake that wc stated it to have only CO. Thce are, we believe, the only throwsting mills that are at work in the United States; at least we have heard of no other. There is none yet at New York, but we think there will soon be. Several new ma bines for weaving silk and cottoa have alieady been erected in that city, particularly the celebrated loom a la jaquart. We are happy to witness these exer-

tion-, whi( fi show the great impulse which the silk business has received within these two years, and the correct and regular course it is now taking. We are pleased also to see the experiments made in reel: ing silk from the cocoons, Mr. Rapp,'and Mr Cobb, are both very ingenious .men, and it any can succeed in such an undertaking they will. They have both beeo

! freely admitted to see Mr. D'Homergue's

out

o el'lll I i OC esslOll . i ?i8 peOIilO MliOVVL-l.

stamping arid shouting, "Liberty and pic,'er'v tor ever no stamps. " - ; -sed thrcjjh the town koiw-, Jowti Kn-rr sttci t, into Ivilby sticet, hali.1 at i.'.e ia a"1 of one Oliver, which, they

Mrp-"s d t 1 bo meant for a stam:

you to

V.i IC.

i fie eaibito cat'iui e: fi; I

:J ei

liis

Charlestown William Moore and Dan- hlature, and have witnessed its mode of ul M . Mui phey. (proceeding: In imitating it they will no I.pvino-ton Jonn Kprris .doubt succeed as far as talent and inrpn

bate vt his leg. proceeded to remove the jot tn, ,nv;t,i,nn(Kn v n-i-'uitv can do Wr. hnrp i.a Hnnl.t th-.t thev

ot people ;band...e,e, which Mr. Abernethy endea- frr ' ' are both convinced of the imnort.inrp of

i - - i

Coi vdou Jokn Miller asd Athcny F. :ntro'bi-ing into fbiswrtrv a perfect hpI

a uniform method of spinning silk, and

that they wish success to the plan which

dike.

it:.! demolished it from the top tobotb.m;

ICY

: ,ed the

wit SlH

the

w o

m ai chce

i-e

a1 W t.

?-. with t: - nwnk

ot Olive; him-eli',-

in-

ot cnoppiig

.; !, i.i eftgy

jui.e tlirovrgh the ceie-

ott tloit gentleman's

Lioke in his wm:lovs in

:a-tat:t.

Ttev then marched i;p Fott Hi!!,

vot eo to iii-rvrrt. pvin a w and ibor, ie.

tocse companies :.irutngk.Vo, no that w ill do shut it

hotircr, a year oi j up shut it up " Accordinlv the law-

two .MterUie time we :iIp speaking , yer y icbied at length, but determined on ;Thc Faghrbu, an .ir.pi :aed to the Amer j revenge .Mr. Abernethy having Mmplv ;i. nn captain, that itie.e idlemtn gave ,esciibed for the stomach without regard . ft.e reg d iTd a great deal of trouble. to the leg, the patient tendered a shilling. They a.m' said he. "at an English otli-j all!t prepared to depart, when the f u me", rer. a- iar as tliev can see his uniform mining the expected sot ereign, observed plainly, and shorn bun dead. The) hut d j tlllt there mu-t be some mistake. "No.

ly con tesrtnu to i.tii any thing less than an0)- (,c lawyer.

co i porat. '

."They can do better still."1 said

Ameiican capiatn; and lie oideied

iv. o ot iiis ntJemen. "is your

aid lie to the tnt

no, said the lawyer, advancing to the

jetoor. "that will do that will do shut it till,' said theiUl).,u. ,t ni) -i

ui': Mr Abernethy wasbv no mean tl is in-

piece iu . r lined to adopt his own susreestions him-

in rficrrr4 In fir nrnkl.rt aiinn . t I F

. - . . ... IW til V, M, V. I I lUIW I III III"

ir. ar.sweieu me ijreen M mniaiueei

it'll' o00" orGl !

.health, although he rarely did so A me

i, .low u ir tae two Iilmic s. a cot . horns

rl : li llete tbv kno'ded a botdro'nt lliVU ,v ,l In a ,rce'a,""u Ull dical gentleman, not long since, in consul . .l lbem.ietuna d to Olivet's hev-e w hj P;c 'iifctant . and ordered the man to; trtlion wilh hlin abllUl a patient, observed , Pi's aid .tavis and .ietroyed eve. v f i'ht 1,13 1,al! He tired, and the bal waathlt he had nut been well some time, and . ait oll-.s o,,dee, fences and, ,"ut houst;,, I'es the edge ot be knite.jhe lhought the ;ulvlce whi( h Mp Aber

tn less titr.e th u, the old uenilem ,n wouldi VT T , , .7 M neinJ nau Jusl wcn Sving bis patient

i . .i i.i nuus oui oi a t ai o ; aim ne uu so 1 , mi"ht be ot -ervirp In ti li ave t iken to count 'dura, (diver did i"1"1 ut -riice ion

t t;ii r to count them, but le!t a U

Frli-hman was ;unad. These

i l . 1 1 I V ' v ..... L mi iu. . ui i. . v - . , . . . f.knuMn hishon-e. and tied with all t1s. ; -otcrs ha, uih been lour week, trom lt , ,houl( ;Ml.U- ;r(.,l IIh Fienls itlVndcd h, !lcr ploughs ui e, moot . jcr.ppleU

iniself. "Kirao.

l,;irP"'to t.esure it would: and if 1 had adonted

. r

tiould not have been the miserable

u, ii i i ' c o e. a i V (ie-tl oveii

J tbev dd I b e

l it iii' ej the (o)ois, tun liute in the lower

Oliver reave noitce the next'

concluded not to serve as ;

had

im now,- was the reply .

Whenever theie was anv thincr serions-

Fr.m ic L-m,hn Metropolitan. ;jv or UIl;lVoidablv the matter, Mr. AberANFCDOI KS OF AFFIFNF fHV. nethey would nvVt his attention to it. lt

The ecoentiKiiies of a man of genius . w 0llly "hen tormented wilhsupertlu

1'ouipson. Paeli Thomas Davis.

Salem Michael S. Taylor and George ; ha? been submitted to Congress for that

purpose. e wish ou our part lull sue, cess to their patriotic experiments. Baltimore Chronicle.

-AM v

,1-iv th-t

-oa-,er The r-eople went to his ' urually constilute tlie most prominent tea-i c u" questions and details, and a narration of I

I., ttsr ui tho evening agam, g ive him j tnie in tfe personal character , and in gen-i s) mptom? hi ising from indolence and in- . . . .. ! I . '. . ... . . I ..I .., i,.l.,.,i ' 1 I dllbrpiiro 1 h ! t I . I d innilien-n I .r. .. r.

One-ai i I'm nn a. . ,u;u u n a an, niitafta tnuit u laitiu ui v.im iviuu, ...... ... . u . . i unuiin.

f !it "C eiieeis o !:i:; v it'll cut tt

(her d

;ui)u;c

Iu i!e

himself. some. t-cuhaiity of uianner exists. W nh manifested . His manner to the poor on-; denburg rii,i.-i . Mr .tiiofnniiii iI.pip n i. iler his caie in the hospital was bind, ni- .

Fesw ick,

Bedford--Henry S Talbott. Vernon Isaac N. EUbury.

Indianapolis District John Strange, i

P F. Indianapolis Station Benjamin C. Stephenson. Fall Creek Nathan Fairchild. Uushville Chailcs Fonner and C. S w ank Franklin Fli P Farmerliloonungton Station James L. Thompson. Greencastle Daniel Anderson and L. D. SmithWhite Lick to be supplied. Columbus Anion Sparks. Crafordszille District James Armstrong p F. Craw fords die Ilichard ilargiave. La fa) ette--Fo) d Phelps and WesleyWood. Frankfort Miles Huffakcr. Pine creek S C Cooper. Fugcne. A. L. P.isley. Pans. Jesse Hade. Kockville. William II. Smilli ar.d Samuel Brenton.

Logansport Mission. Hackaliah Fte-

ler liis c;iie in the hospital was kind, at-

!k r nei son to; real motoseuess of disposition; ami lusiiennve ami humane; aniJ to ail who knew

r his effigy

;:.. no.tt.b- bad tie.w

attend to. H 'vsr!g lizard that Lieutenant ' impatience ut bpjacity and supertluous titm ne was contessedlv a man ot an ex-rV-veinor tiutch'iison ha I wiifen to Hag--details arose trot!) a gieat degree of sa.cellent heart and amiable diposition, how- ' ; f'-.vor of Fie -.(amp !".ties, thev 'iraciiy , cieatness of judgment, ami a feel 'ever roughly he might appear to behave

tot - . , . . 1 . ii- VilICH-W.J

vi-i'c 1 bis b;"i-e m great numneis. A-ingoi inoepenueuce. ne uennei saugui ,Al 11 1,3 r,,UJC M ,,lcuuuutu ,n,u-; Wood and William 'Fay lor a-nred them, however, that he had ; to'rccommend himself, nor w.u his patients! A celebrated surgeon once told Mr. A-j y Carmol Jumes M'Kean and J. I .. I 1 I l .- . I. . .. t . . - I I . .1. IP! nrl ,l- 1 I ... f l r I i-1, 1 i t rw! .........

ch thinT, tlie ;ippiau;it ii uim , nv any ci ui'jse iiids uiia.ii aie tiaiiy "v..,.v.i.., m.n m -nn.ui.uoi u.i B . r' -,v sun

South Bend. N. B. G ninth, lirapaois. William Mavety. Wabash District. George Lock,P IF Vincennes Station. Edward IF Ames. Carlisle and Tcrrehaute. Fnocli G

Hat Manufacture We presumo hundreds ot our readers will recollect the hue ami cry raied against the duty of 39 per cent laid upon imported hats Prediction opened her mouth and foretold that thia duty would make every hat cost gl 50 or $2 more to the wearer. Long and loud were clamors against the manufacturers of hats, lor thus presuming to tax the people for their own benefit. Then only the richer classes pretended to put on a fur hat, while the poor were content with felt, straw and chip Now the effect of this protecting duty has been so as to enable

(almost every man to wear his fur hat, by llessa ninK the price of hats almost to tho i amount ot the protecting duty. The j American hats are not only cheaper, but far better than imported hats that can be j afforded at an equal price We h ue ,seen in the hat store of Martin Gore, a ; white hat manufactured by him, weighing j only -1 1 2 ounces It is a bcauUtut specimen ol American skill and workman-

ship; and tho price is perhap-s four or five ilollais less than it would have been tea years ago. Such has been the operation of the "accursed tat iff." Portland ildv.

- :i no s

o, oj, .jovais. kindled a bonlii e, ana u ent I practised at the expense of

,1n.t 3th the disorders began opinion and lee! ing to policy.

- c o ..P-iin" around a Cue in ' disqualified him from adopting that affect-1 ; patients, w ho. being disguste

. . ' ' . . . . . I ' . . I..... .1 ..." immOill'ltolll -itill Mr- ,'il.r.rnnllii. kml n I

i-i t i w a !( . c . ' ! .1 1 1 . ii i o ex-1 co iiiieiesi which tiisuuirutsnes many ei . uun .ihriu uaw i .

" - . " . . . " .. i . . . . . i .-

hi-i-t-rod to bun to: the well bied pbvsi ia:is, and he heartily aige piucnce; w;is consuiiea iar anu near;;

1 . .11 . L: -rne

tn-' sticct- i he

tinea: i-h i'. some one w

acriticnig bou t two thousand a year inconsequence, His minJ1, - (Mr. Abernettiy's) oddity oftr inner!

left him I

keep back.

Fiie advice w as followed by jde-pised l he it httie arts to acqune popu-,11'1 his manners, thougi) sometimes repul

a few blows, am: a lew kicus. a.n. t.

in tviihdraw. tab. epie?sed liirnselt t!iu;

-r ibi-:u was i aea. iei i v to trive mv aiUn.e it vou waul l.v 'Aiei"Je" ni' o.uue.

b i it. ar.d it you don t like it, egad, (his lavo-l 'he conversation once lurr.mg upon

was. bint y. lie seemcit to teei ;is it ne men- i.i uaiu niMitnits uuutu m uiumu

Wabash. T. Files and J Massev.

Boonville. Samuel Julian. Petersburgh J. A Decker" Princeton. J Kitchey. Washington. James liadley. Shawneetown. Chaile? Siocomb.

Extract from Mr Davis? itumo rrc:

Kentucky. Here, fcllov.' citizens, we have a ma'j who professed great friendship lor ti.F turnpike previous to his election and afterwards, when a bill was before Congre;.to make an appropriation for it Lo m:.F speeches in its favor voted lor it ar..! it wa parsed and. sent to the Fo-. i;ai. f r his signature, but returned v.uh h:

soon ii.

Meiinwhile, a particu! ir

Le ltd f;otn several !'! ' iei toilo e. Co

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it s a . '!. r.-i i I !l I a 1

. v . i . . . . . . . . i . n . . . . . i i i 1 1 - i i i ( i r i ; i i i i' kjii p i v i i l r Tit-it'-.

, .1. ' sn i i ' - ion:? I ram eiillie u:u,iuu may dujui ou: t-usi- . . . ........

Up. O

'.llSl li.

-r- us then came

una I u ckp s and I 'Ui.g on vioccfic ; funoun ! the iio.:c

lie i!.-.':!

-eet b-ni-t-lf; but the ciow .i

ss, I don't want lo h'ie am thing Lo do pressed

Faxton. b. iiboi n.a-le

II to

rn t lin I- k npfllm anrn fr t.ti FI I

CtS5, I tiOU I Willi L lO C IIU'S UilMJ lo ll) iiuiiu 1 iui 1'uuiiu. - . 1. - I II- . I 1 II .1 I .

They with you; hold your t-a-jgue and be oil. suioois; ami rx-ing asueii which ne itmugnt j rf one! In )me such mood as this he received a ,ne besl tor l,0?- rt phed m favor of F.ton, i rilt jtUt.it from a lady .no day. w!u was well.' i,eC!l"3-' li tended to polish the onnntrs (

f.d- an u imti-d with his invincible repugnance . m01' lt"u any oilier peitiaps; upon which j

i ' m r..-t to ticsii ey !ns I. m

(! bon to a t ivern, wlioii- he pcrsuad-

They

t: o e house ol Story .

at.-o. ei louti i nil i r, oiMiosiie the cciiit

I:o;:-o; lun.t :bc filtsatai ttcotifs in tlie ;;:-t and distreytd the b: t nilui e in the other

n the

Thev nlU I w

Si u.e

aids r ;

wf '!:e same kind to M ;

1 r :: (he .'U'lC-. d! ;.::k u; e.I-it , ;.! H eanied oft - mo

la; i. !, u;a:u y I hoy 1 ioio,.n ei.cu 'io.ie a. a.t -' '- e y i tiiea', and r ti nel

i.tibwa 11,

!tcii:i."n"

ccllei -

e v. u.e in his

buuinec

y is,;,

u a

liol Mr

:-its, i,.r

u i i.a .1 platv

i'.anu-: Ji ipi s.

' t .. , , i . i . . i . i ... . i .

her sex s predominant disposition, and Aoeineiny oosc-rveo, ii was a piiy ne ( l i . ..... . . . !

who tbereioie lot bore speaking but sun n;l(1 nrtl educateu uiere tumselt. A nlv .a rci Iv to his laconic eueiies. 'i'he lu,blic -cl!0"' might, however, m polishing

- - i . , i i . i i '

ins mannci s, nave aneuu ins riomtnent '

ch, while tl

ly indicate. i gieat eccentricity, probably

Kaskaskia District, t

P F. Kaskaskia- Wm. L. Dencenf Btownsville 31ission. J. E. Fier.ch. Jouesborouyti J P. Crawlord. (iolconda. Wm. Evans. M'Fanesbotongh. Wm. M'Henry. Mount Vernon. James Walker. Sli ad Cteek J II. Fet.simSbelby ville. Partm Fandal. (uand Pratne Mission. Samuel Walker.

IF Thompson, Irero. It then cam; before the Fr

i onsu ltation was conducted during three

. . i. i . 1 1 . .. i v . . i . .. r 1 1 a ra -1 e i i-j 1 iv hirli v i 1 1 t kp v r t i f n i n. ' 1

y i ? i is ! .1 io i iij i.ig ariiini. i : i usui.a - ; - - i j

Lady cntirs ami bobls out hei fm.ger-

SdP.amor. District. P. Cartwright. P.

John Dew r.nd W. D IF

Ftdv

. i . i . . .

ioimevi a very maieriai pomon oi me ua-

- -. . t . . i i'i rpi 'j n ui ' en iicrn inr i-

i ainu. . "ii a in me . ...... . -i..i... .t..... ...uni.,

it."" Second day p!t-(re,ddistinguihed John Abernethy in every ic-

Cui

! a t tie tb V. D. g1- L. . I t.o.idi ire

held o::t again A. " Fetter ?M L. ' Woi se." i lation of life as an original genius

A. io home aa.l poultice it agam v rbiiil iliiy i uigei held oat as t elure "Ik-tuV:" L. "Will." A. "i'ou'ietlit mast t-tusible woman i oor met with.

Lebanon.

T i otter. Apple Creek. John Van Cleave L. Spiirger.

gain, when lo! this ardent Supporter turL ed and voted a?zi;ist ill! 4iNow, genilemen, wliat would c think of a rf-g, that would go a coon hunt

ling with yru follow the trk welljbarkueU run well catch the cccn- ' Lite well hold well and ju.t as yc icotne up with him, and were in the ye i act of seizing hold of the coon. v. ou! 1 1

i hint o-n ;n; turn anu ia : nt ou : i

gentlemen, what wcul.l you da v. ith adog?M "Kill f:im! by thunder ! S'oot -F'; by jingo!1 was li e untver'a! shout oi l! audience.

anu

A learned v otjrig 1,; d be n.

'Good b) e

go: ot:

As a proof of his humane and kind-'j

hearted feeling, which bis eccentricities

i oubl not conceal, the following may stand as one among many instances: A widow lady from n rtuuete couatry brought up

Jacksonville. William II. A?kins and i tea table if -l. o-e

T. Mitchell. Atlas S. W. IFir.tcr. Spoon river. D F. (7artc;-, Tazewell William S.Creassc iRlt -er "rr ' "o

ir. H'pr.e

adiidolical i epu-tian-a- t snjat. tot ; cording to my in-v n-ible coy da: a t ! tbf 'iihiort, tbt- tl lyositv ef the i-ngar

tho t!'o-;v .jf th-t tea, f fa