Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-07-16
Cillz0ng are bankrupt
Corporations acc bankrupt
Nhrra are bankrupt

HuTra are bankrupt
Government ia bankrupt
These are the inpf dents, Roullc
reader, Which constitute ihe "bctlcf
iimcs" Of wbiggcry look abtoad
over the whole country. Look n the
proceedings In both bouscs of Con.
pfcss. Look Into those various cltou.
iglcfs, the Clay Wig journals and
answer Are not these The "holler
tines" Of whisgcry' Are wc not ~
tho very midst OF the federal paradise :
IL not lhislhe Wcbslcrau goidonugc :
Men may be skeplical about pre-.
dittlons but seeing, tasting and feel
ing, are arguments that an ass can
understand
Formers--os you sell your grain
for inconsldcrate prices;
Mcchancs-as you fail 10 collect
the proceeds Of your hard earnings;
Merchants--as your customers arc
daily decreasing:
Tenants--as you suffer under dis
tress warrants:
Landlords--as YOU see your lious-
es empty and your rents falling;
Bethink yourselves these are, in-
deed, the shelter times" Of whiggefy.
Bought experience is said to be the
best, and the American people are
now paying great prices for theirs.
Most Extraordinary. one OF
the mining districts Of Hungary, there
lately occurred an incident, which,
while it partakes largely of the TO-
mantle, is of most affecting interest,
and altogether of most extraordinary
and dramatic effect.
In opening a communication be-
tween two mines, the corpse OF mi
ner, apparently Of about twenty years
ofage, was found in a situation which
indicated that he had persisted by an
accidental falling in Of the roof of the
mine. The body was in a state OF
softness and pliability, the features
fresh and undiStorted, and the whole
body completely preserved, as is sup
posed, from the impregnaton with
the vltrioilc water of the mine. When
exposed to the air, the body became
stiff but the features and general all
were not discompoSed.-The person
of the deceased was not recognized by
any one present, but an indiStinct re
collection of the accident by which
| the sufferer had been thus ingulphet
in the bowels of the earth more thai
half a century, was prolonged by ira
dition among the miners and the coun
try people, Further inquiry wa'
here dropped, and the necessary ar
rangements were made to inter thu
body with the customary rites of blu
rial. AT this moment, to the aston
ishment ofall present, there suddenly
appeared decrepit old woman of tht
heighboring village, who supported
by crutcheS, had left her bed-ridder
couch, to which m6rmity had fo
some years confined her, and advan
ced to the scene with the feelings o
joy, of grief, and Of anxiety, so intense
ly painted on her aged face, as to Civ
her the appearance Of an inspired
person, and with an alacrity which
seemed truly miraculous. The OH
woman gazeh upon the corpse for al
instant, and sweeping the long hal
from its forehead, in order to obtain ;
more perfect view of its features, he
countenance became as it were super
naturally lighted up, and in the mids
of piercing hysteric cries and sobs, sh
declared the body to be that of
young man to whom she had bee
engaged by the ties of mutual affec
ton, and the promise of marriag
more than sixty years before! In tn
intervals of gushing floods of tear;
and the fainting fits of her exhauste,
frame, she poured out thanks to hea
wen that she had again beheld The oh
iect of her earliest affections and de
clared she could now descend to tn
tomb content. The powers of lif
were now Frustrated by her agitate'
feeling and exertion, and she wa
borne homewards by the villagers
but ere she proceeded far from the oh
ject of her Solicitude, she was in
state to join him. Her spirit, as
satisfied, had fled, and the affection
ate pair, whom misfortune had rem