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WILLIAM WRIGHT'S
n m d n m P Nr g ativ Pills.
E,,tireLu VegetdbLe.

Entirely VegetdbLe.
Manufactured under the Immediate superinten-
dance of William Wright, Vice President of
the
North American College Of Health.
TNOR the treatment and cure of diseases in the
II form of bilious and nervous fevers, measles,
small pox, pains in the stomach, back and side,
consumption, dropsy, scrofula, cancer splitting of
blood, sick head ache, rheumatism, diarrhea, dys-
EMERY cholics, dyspepsia palpllation of the heart
ulcers and sores Of every kind, &c. &c.
For SaleJy
LUTHER JEWETT, ST. Johnsbury,
F'S 81 MECHANICS STORE, St. J. Centre,
MORRILL, & RANKIN, st. J. East,
l.. p. PARKS, 81 CO. Passumpsc,
CHANDLER IL BROWN, Peacham,
J. g. DARLIN 6, Concord,i
G. w. GATES Lunenburgh,
GOOLD u NELSON, Gudhall,
FULLER, IDE, 81 co. Lyndon,
J. M. HOYT, d CO. Lyndon Centre,
J. JEWETT, & CO. Barnet. 2l3-Iy
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~ q W H. 9 a I'D 9 I'D pAh q Ea u
THE SUBSCRIBERS
I'd AVE opened shop at the East Village, ST
d Il Johnsbury, and commenced manufacturing
3 "a En-, ES Z Ra d g amid ED o OF S,
tn the best and most fashionable styles, which
hey keep constantly on hand for sale, at the Gus
omary prices.
GOTHIC CHERRY, and BUTTERyNUI
SASH MADE 40 ORDER.
N. b. A first rate article Off by Sashos for
20 and "a lighted windows for cents per light,
Is lighted for 1.2 cents.
Orders by mail otherwise will receive due at
tenlion. ID. 81 j.. SMITH
ST. Johnsbury East, Sept. 1S41 2l6Yl
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% O ctry.
IFor the Caiodnnian.l
DRESS TO PEI CE,

DRESS TO PEACE,
HaiI.halcyon Peace Fair daughter OF the skies (!
Thou friend ofman messenger from heaven
To cheer his thorny pathway with thy smiles,
And smooth the road that to his lot is given.
When clouds Of grief round his horizon lower,
And adverse storms in anger hover DER,
When waves Of trouble dash agains, his lark,
Thrcnt'ning destruction with avenging art,
When hone recedes and anguish shriIIs his brons',
Then would'st thou bid the raging tempest rest
Would'st find an entrance TO tho stricken heort'
And consultations balm kindly imPat;
Thou fain would'st burst the bars oi dark despair
And condescend TO mako thy dwelling there
Welcome! thrice welcome heavenly guest,
Welcome 10 this cad heart Here find thou rest
The tranquil joys thou iondy dos prepare,
Delicious sweets that was won't TO shhte,
Orthosc, o yet again may partakc,
And taste the bliss thou only can'st create.
The balmy air, thy spirit loves 10 breathe,
With heartfelt gratitude may receive;
Inhale its odors, ehed without control,
And TO thy influence yield my inmos, soul
Celestial visiant! and can II be
That man in anger e'er should turn from thee;
With wanton iago try each unhalowed way,
Choose no: thy power, nor hail thy gentle swny;
Naciously, regardless of the harm,
Should spurn shy blessings, flee thy charms.
Yes, among mankind originally ormd
To hold communion with high heaven; born
in Gods own image fair, possessing health,
Reason and intellectual strength,
Sufficient Ger the passions to bear sway,
And guido in virtues path, delightful way.
Too true, that mid these cen such there are,
Whose element, whose bosom friend, is War
They plead its cause, no matter what pretence,
Nor value life nor he art in its defence.
Peace, they despso, add with insatiate hate,
Her friendly votaries they persecue
Oh! bare they human bosoms, could'st thou know
The wretchedness, the pangs ofwoe,
Their cruel, vcngefu, poisonous darts
Bring 10 the wounded, suffering hearts,
Could they but feel how dear are all those ties
That ough, in love together bind our race,
How sweet their force; they surely would relent,
Would seek forgiveness, and their deeds repent.
Can he whose throne is justice, whose law is love,
Whose glory bright illnmes the realms above,
Where spirits of the just resplendant shine,
With scraphs join in harmony divine,
For nought can break the chorus o! their song,
Love tunes their harps, and Peace their notes pro-
long,
Can He, who hath prepared such joys in store,
For those who peace receive, and Him adore,
Propitious smile on him who doth presume
Fiendke another nature than his t'sssume |?
Who sows the seeds Of dscord, hatred, strife
Wreckess OF character, OF happiness, or life,
Employs foul SANDER in his dark designs,
And IN the grief Of others comfort finds?
Arise, o Peace, thy sacred rights assert,
Thy foes subdue, thy vctors now defeat,
Thy coming haste, nor longer yet delay
Thy sceptro mild, DER land and sea TO sway.
Earth shall rejoice, and own thy bIissful reign;
Nations and friends, shall noe know War again
ELEcTA.
fIard,vick June 81. 1919,
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EDutcEa NSOltina Cloths,

or the best quality, for sale by the subscribers
~ at No. So, Milk Street, Boston.
HOSMER IL TAPPAN.
Boston Aprii Is, 1899. 9O--u
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CHRIsr LOVED HIS MOTHER. The last thing
have to say about the character OF Jesus Christ is
he loved his mother The Savior was nailed TO
the cross; the whole weight Of bis body was suspen
ded from bis lacerated limbs; and here he had to
hang hour after hour till life ually sunk under
the power OF suffering; but even here he did not
forget his mother. He gave, in the most touching
manuer possible, his dearest friend charge to be
kind to her, 70 protec, her, to take Of her az
song as she should live. lie did this, almost by a
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Rev.H. COYert's Hga lHM of Life.

A NEW and valuable remedy for the OF
N Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Group,
Whooping Cough, and all diseases of the Lungs
and Windpipe: extensively used and recommend
ed by the Medical Faculty, to whom the recipe has
been freely made known.
/. COVERT q Co. Proprietors, Auburn, NJ Y.
HOADLY, PHELPS, 81 Co, Wholesale Druggists,
I42 Water Street, General Agents, are prepared to
supply all orders on the Propretor's terms.
The proprietor is receiving, almost daily,
testimonials of the highest responsibility in favor
of his medicine, from Physicians, Ciergymen,. and
others who have become acquainted with its ma
turo and effects among which are the foilowIng
From the Boston yMcr. Journal, august 20, 1870
The following is an extract from an article IN
Bronchitis, )" by Frank ii. Hamilton, Professor of
Ma,eria Medica and General Pathology in Geneva
Medical College
"The Rev. i Covert's Mixture, also used so
extensively fnl this affection byCorgymen, belongs
TO the same class of stimulating expectorants being
one of those lucky combinations of medicinal a.
gents which, while it promotes expect oratinn, does
not impair tho tone Of the stomach. OF this medi
cine we feel at liberty to speak, since its compost
ton is not held from the profession, and we hope
the proprietors will fit to give il TO the pub
lie. We, therefore, venture to recommend 1t hav-
ing employed it in our own case, and in the cases
Of many others, with decided benefit
"To all ,chom IL mag eoncern:-Ths may certify
that have examined the Rev. l. Coverts Ingredi.
ents compounded under the name of the BALM OF
LIFE; and believe said compound is happily cacu
|
ed with acute and chronic diseases OF the lungs
and windpipe, as indicated by coughs Difficult:
breathing, and pains in different parts OF the chest,
if adm Mustered under suitable circumstances and
in appropriate doses.
JOSEPH II. PIrNEY Physician and Surgeon.
Auburn, Angus: 81, 1885,"
This certi6es that having examined the Rev. l.
| Covert's BALM OF LIFE, in all its component
parts, we do believe 1t to be one Of the best COM
| pounds for coughs, consumptions, chronic in1ama
lions, &c, of which we have any knowledge. and
do most cordially recommend its use to all afflicted
! with tho above named diseases.
wv. DANIELS, NJ. ID. s.,,o
| w. J. LovEJov, M. d.
| GoRDoN NEEDHAM, M. ID. Onondaga.
| E.LAwREEcE, M. ID. Baldwnsville.
| DR. G. r. PHELPS, Hartford Conn. N. E. Agent
LIST OF AGENTS In VERMONT.
| st. Johnsbury, Luther Jewett,
Waterford, nj. K Parks, 81 Co.,
Marshfield, E. ID. Putnam,
Danville, Andrew Mcmillan,
! Wheelock, w. and 3. Bradley
Lyndon, Fuller, ide u Co.,
! Cabot, b. F. Goss,
| Wells River, Hiram Tracy,
Mclndoes Falls, N. nj. LOOMS,
| Pcacham, hand Ter 81 Brown,
| Hardwick Strong and Deano,
| I.amoilleville, b. Judevine and Holton !,
Greensboro, l.. +. Waterman, IL CO.
Glover, w. Is. Palmer, Il Co.,
Barton, IL. Robinson, 81 Co.,
lrasburgh, p. Darrow, Jr. Co,
Albany, s. 3. Hovey,
Craftsbury, w. E. Paddock,
Barnet, J. Jewett, d Co.213 Il
SHIN Giles!
9 INCH Shingles for sale by
| no SHEDD s. JEWETT
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CROCK f. R.Y
China u enameed Tea Sells, Glass Ware, and
Hard Ware & Cutlery.

Teas, Coffee, Sugar, Lemons, Oranges, Figs,
Cocoa Nuts, Currants, Paints, Oils, White Lead,
&c. &c.
Which they will sell on reasonable terms 70,
cash or approved credit.
Barnet, May 8, 1912. 249f
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vH O II n L a m d He eAisi GUS {.

Hardwick, June 81, 1S42.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-09-22

menied on BY the Democrats. In refer
ence to . National Bank hs held this Ian.
gusss:
/" Hut | have been denounced % bank
nan. Well. lie, u 60. ! am 50 Gar q
bank nan - I h-iieve every ralionai
republican oush, 1, b.. and no further.
The Constructor 81 the United States
makes IL the duiy Of The Gn,ernmeni 10
pro,,de ways and means for the coll 'ctinn
aud disbursement Of the pubic ,evenue.
Fthe Propie deem IL necessary 10 The
proper discharge of The functions VI
their GOrsrnmeai 10 create a National
Rank properly guariei and regulated.
fsiaiI be The last nian. If elected Presi
teaf, 10 set up my authority against that
" the millions Of .8meriran freemen. i,
Is neediui 10 have larger money eir-
cula'ion in slaud Of liberty than an empire
of desPo,ism. Destroy the poor m ne
credit. and you destroy his capual. The
peasan, Who tolls necessarily % maintain
his furnishing h"useh"ii. ia The hard m"-
ney eouh,rie. ri Europe. rarely. il ever,
becomes the noble lnrd who pastures H..
- a,cks upnn . Thousand hills" There
are, necessarily, difficulties connected
With everv f,rm and system Of govern
nen'; bu, il should he the am aud objSc,
OF the Statesman to form The best insuru-
iIans within his power TO MAKE, for The
good ot'his country"
Well. the people. through their Repre-.
sentaiives, have on two several occ ,sions,
e late. declared thsir conviction that 4" Il
Il necessary 10 the proper discharge OF
the functions Of. their Goyerumeu, To-
create National Bank, properly guarded
and regulated" and se, Mr.. Tyler, who
prnfessed To entertain the sane opliian,
winch Gen. HARRISON proclaimed in Tho
above exTact, 10 the ftst man :. 10 set Oh
his authority sgainst. thai Of The millinus
OF smerican irseasE;" anil The Dsmorra
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GEs. HARRISON AND Ma Tyler.

1kNs " ~ nntcoAs NM WIN = INV.
We have frsqusGily heard u pruel.lmsd
by Mr. ryieI's new ali,e.. the Democrats
TINT the Wing. had M reason 10 expect
bun 20 sign hank Bill in ease he shoald
be called TO discharge tina duties of the
pfss,dency. Ii,s speeches ~ C"ng,ts.
and the unil rm tenor of he pahl'c l,le.
say his spolngI.ts, all show ih., he has
through life. been opposed (, = NaioasI
Bank. and that althou.h he pledged him
self during The late cam sss, IL The primer
pes al his truly " Illdstsious predecessor
the Iamen,ed HARRISON. yrt-ih.i this Last
named individual himself never would
have approved such hhl.
When IL 10 remembered that 0n-. of
the objections urged by the Dem"cta's
to the Eisc,lnn of HARRISON and Tier.
was that u gould be the means ni fas,en.
ing Ibis " monster" on the country. u
wonlI seen that the ground which they
now assume on hi, subject. would never
have been taken. hut fram the belief on
Their part ih,, The people ara as ,gnoran,
end as fnrgeifnI as they themselves are
rnsrrnpnlms as to The means which taey
use 4" accomplish their parry purposes.
When they wished 81 prevent The cleo
tim of The Wbig candidates. bv rendering
them odinus /, the psnIie, ihey denounced
them a. Bank men; new tia, ihry desire
to Justify the traitor for disappointing ihe
jns. expectations Of his trends, they say
that tha.e who raised him to power had
no reasnn 81 suppose tina, he would carry
on, their principles. Mr.. Tyler hmseli
vii not because he dare NOT. deny .hs,
he proclaimed his sentiments on the Bank
question 10 be identical with lhose oI
Ge.I Harrison. a. proclaimed hy the
later daring the late canvass. LEI "
see What Gen III ,srlsnn said On this sub
ieci IN hi, GreenvIlle Speech, which va.
80 widely circulated and 20 much con
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Rsauiits Of fgnoronce.-A .cirrum-
stare. hss nccufrrti. 10 tie course Of ms
ptsrlIce. ~i,hin the last two years. Two
young ladies sefe removed from school
IN The De,shbothood al London. in order
Ia be pntunder ny care inr c"n,uu ps'on.
| sscpr,ained that ten ar twelve Of ,heir
school fellows had sunk under decline,
s,fam the preceding twelVe.nonth; and.
IN iaaHWy, Hound ina, The only exercise
ihey ~ere allowed. ---s aud this but seIdon.
was .ae prm form II walk. ,wo by Two;
which pesntcious AMI f.l.s decoruaa. ~ IS
10 be toped. will soon be ban'shed from
these establishments. -.
To such an excess we're the fan,asticsl
restric ions &c the schooi carried, that the
poor girls sere noi allosed 90 hold their
heals erect, ar maIn,ain proper carriage,
being told that 10 do 50 was sign oI pride.
f3y this enforced hum,liiy. conf lined with
the rad,csl erros.- saHt ~ cxercise,--
bah my young pa'Ien,s no. only sioopsd.
bas. am sutry TO add. had contracted
chesss. and lateral curvature Of the spine.
Ramaige on Coasumprion.
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ks9x Siss - kessxalzai cn4as - ..
eoasl.sied %. ghh ths Bitterness a sArf
MIll pass amay. As iims fssss& q. ihr
i@Toay Of Me-. Howard's sorrow ssbsided.
<4-bas Ne was slsast . noarnsr. Hslsa
@zs snshnssi 10 his heart. and thsre
~.s no rscA for . new lose. In vain
Esrs slir~ciinns displayed % he sull
yodax a1d siefzn <idossf: he san them
ndl IN vain s&z dsrp Tsnpsshy expsrs-
ssd fof me mothsrien c.aditian Of his
shildrens he sadsrssea nss iaa pnrpeFt
Ahd wh<n. Tee Or isf~r years siier lie
len's death. Mr. Alwood himsrlfinquired.
= IL his happiness scald No. be Pomoled
BY marrying sgs;u." he ended the subject
Cor ever ey fsFsng-
. NsTsf srai0a IL ny dear sif."
- Helen sss 90 gentle. 700 good. TOO love.
~ for mss-ioo senlls. 700 good. boo luve-
~ fot sarthl | never deserved such .
sFeAssr: but having possessed her. could
I ever hope 10 love snashefs'
= Beside" pursued he. mentsily, Il
soald never treat another so barbarcusly
he did her, ard shsald | treat sucers-
sor more irndetly. wesia not those gentle
sSes ever be lsskiag on me. in their sof-
ras, thas il vas act thus with herf No
Helen--erusi and unfeeling a ! vas. l
layed ihes--aad | viii love thee--shee
alone--tiR wr meet in Heavrn!'
To Mr.. Atwood. Dir Howard was ever
die seadefesi and most sympathixing q
ssxs, b his children the most devotrd al
fsshefA The latter grew mp under his
government. HIS instruction. and us ex-
ample. all he could wish: and sdAung The
many lessons he taught, sAeas. ne failed
not 10 en'orcs the irulh-ihss 40 correct
ness Of principle. no ree,it~se of conduct.
ess sappiy the place Of kindness. gentle
ness and urbanity Of manner. fhst IN
Al our intercourse Win our fellow-crea-
cares; in all or rsasiions Of life, We
mast make Il aafSe - lhal il isas painful N
reproys. a. % be reproved; and that il at
fofas as nucA pleasure 70 commend, As
70 be somnended. That il we would be
truly good. and live ~ mske others hap.
DIV. re must look with leniiy on their de
fecs.--aad with severity, and m unfcr-
Eirinf spirit only on cur oUn.
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.Le,f Ethl II - nrrursieE sid rise,,
even ~ latf hsen pGrEed dee. Fks
sppsrsl ghpg qppsrssra she's thtir No..
fnr.sne Gsll upas ihem. eAsbled ihsm i.
.assud ab<ir rhuFeh snd sprear h A.
srsss sespsesshly ri.a. until : slh.n /.
shnsssims. ltwss kao~a lllss Ihry s.se
.nons ils selims a sh< rlnbdslers q A.
Uni.ed S.sles Bank. boz Ghsm lfiends and
srcssinlaness supposed then Car rsma..
20 Iram desuulion. WITHIN he la.lG..
monshs Il sas Grsi obssrsrd thai zoe Is.
shsa ne ssssl nombsr srpssred ~ he
sane sime a. lheif place IN ehsaah. TAsn.
sshsrqsrmlly. u wss nalirsd ii.ai ,As a
her nua.hsf acre sbsTnL thosxh nai i.
ssys he sane. 81. 90 RECEIVING lhs n
q iles fIiends. 6rsi oar. tao. and lhsa
lhlee 81 me l.mlly Jailed 10 n.ks lAsr
sppfarshes.
This. 81 lsag,h. led 10 Pr ssinx snqsi.
~ 40 % The cause. aid ias ieeii.l ..f ,hsv
wrsleLsd eond,lisn. Their sesrlns =.
psrsI sad every thing rise thai can be ran-
serled lntn tnsahs 81 procuring n00inish.
meet. had gaas. sr,ials 81 article. ami
dresses ~srs moi la Il isr more ih.n oas
or ice o. their nombef % make hen.
selves psbI,e is--and (ar he lsn s,r
weeks bslors The asayneai Of thar ean.
dtlsn. they declared ils. M, an s.uels q
food kiad except po,4oes bad pssssd he
lips Of one Of then!
II would be impesibls 10 describe M.
meaial snsush lLs1~as srpesienrrd in
psilins Nth tbs aAay Inks oi l.rm+f
csmlsss. 40 they .r'r. one By one.
handed over 10 ,hssendss NERVES Of he
pswsbfoksriperha 10 msmrnlsss % dad
husband and isllsf .pksnsaf aireriios snd
love ,ha ms miner -aSld MOI have p.s,
ed . in cor heb~n snf.rinrs. bsi wh,sA
~s,e yielded 20 save hsf children Iron
x,n,--sad Yirh those children fslve~
,sn,ly roa.rIs d 70 share. im III. purpose
Of saving hsuih"r 81 their bslng iron
The gnaslps Of hunger.
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- De ssasr s1xisly : Ralsish. v b. De.
rrd 10 M eseda a lhs sariey % seat
tag and the .mosns - esedissd = - te
,arned - Billie. - loswsrdea y he AaBe
rie-n Bible ssrirty. a. ss.e ssx Lazy 40
cirty may direct.
8. E.rh sssiIisry Fcrirsy - foswssd
10 he serrssssy q he Slslp Sosis,s 80
ssnual srpnd Of is epera ians. 9Th .
liH - iss afkesn and msnsgers. snd such
oshrr snfsrmstrn % m.y be uf grnrssl
.asstss,; and 20 send drlrgasrs 70 The an
neal mssuass Of ne St1i- Seeieiy.
Q. TIE msnsgers u lise : as Ss.eieiy
10 Pr-rsss ~ annual report q iu nrers
lirns lhraus lleul he state dering the sssr
preceding 70 10 Published fH ihr isss.
asi.nn 81 The sokil,ary scelsties.
The prertiriy 81 soaae plan. ssei ss .
here prescribed. y II ts obsIoes 20 every
one wha de,irrs that asr state should lnl-
81 her sblls .iinn. 10 b. sffir,ras IN ,hr
ssrss work Of plsring tas Bible in The
hands of the trs,i,ste- The managers
of he Nauh csu4,ns Bible Society are
swsrr vf The ihrse.sed frsponsib.lines 81
surh plan. shoaId y be general, sdopl.
cd. Tsrs are willing 90 sssuae these
fssPenssb,lIiiss, 1.-THE fs,eads Of the esuss
ON aid lhrm 10 their ef.ris 10 bring The
'rsoarres si tie state ia,s e,nsrsi and
sys'smane npera,lon.
They can eoneti,s Of No nihsr plan
that would reader lhr State Sociriy svsil
sble besides thar which 10 hris prrsen'-
ed. Of cun,ng OF ~ direct intercourse
~Ith the Ame,ie.n Bible Srcis.y sxrsp,
through The State S .ciriy. They lhers-
lIare respectfully and enr6Lrn.ly s.k
year - eaton 10 the sugg.s:i.us they
have mr6s. bsllr,ing. ss they do, that
an . proper rxsmlnslinn Of The suhj.et.
y.a Will zee ihr IN pnrianee Of general
co operation IL tie loe@l soriei,ss with the
State S,c~ty. in order ihs, our siaie msy
assume her appropriate Peslliou ~ this
great and gand s"rk.
DiREcrloSs ron CoRREsroSbrScr.
1. Letters dssums Information con
Gaming the business of the general sgsn'
and The slfaus ri anxlllaties. repairs al
distributing agents and sux,lIsi,es. &c.
10 be sddrspeG 81 the Rev. Charles ". F,
Deems. Agrni"f the American and Nur,t
C.rnIns Bible Soeie,ies. kslr,gh.
Q. Persons desiring iaiesm a,lon con.
c. ring ihr plan Of operauon Of ,hr 5 s,s
Bible Soelriy and is sUxilI.r.s. v,l
address wssinn X. Gales. esq. srerslar,
af the North Carolina Bible Society, Rs
leigh.
3. The renit,snce af funds to be mad,
80 William Hill. esq Trrsspref. R.l.,sh
Tbs psn,raIsr application 0ffunds shoult
BE- specified si.h precision.
| 4. ORDERS loo books. 10 be addressed
20 Jesse Brosn, rsd. Local Agent N. G.
y. y, Raleigh.
/ The specimens and prices Of ihs b.
blrs and Tesismrnts which can be fur
.nished, may be faund IN the annual re-
pun sI The Amsricsn Bible Socirty. I
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Total Eclipse Of the sun. Jais .. isis.

We have bern lad.lled with the prrus
al ci q Pd.as ie lee from thai excellent
.as,rencsarr. F,anr,s Billy. Eco. f,s,ns
81 scr.nntsI III. -us-rh phenomenon. as
siiness. d by himself al Payis. in l,siy J
over which iosn the line of central dark
ness ssaeliy passed. Tie appeaIsnces
~ese ssety wsy extraordinary. nst expect
Ell. and mos, Singular. Al the mnmen,
when tIr total ob-cura,ion commenced. .
brilliant rrowu of gl"s encIrclrd tie
nom, like the surras which Catholic
psintefs append 10 their saints. Sudden
ly, from ihs bosder al the black aud Ia.
boring tstoon, titus s,nsu!sriy enshrned.
,utst Io,lh, al ihree di.,iRc, points. win
t" Tie anreols, purple or Lilac f.mes. We
.ible toev-ry eye! Althis moment. from
Tie whole assembled population of ,hs
own. . simultaneous aud drafrnIng shout
br,.ke ior,h. A similar manifestation ol
pnpul - feeling 10 recorded ~ Mrlsn. occs
i .ued by the cell came astonishing spects-
cle. accompanied in the latter Instance with
, general !" tIuxzah! .ivenl les ss,rnno.
nrsl" The eclipse wss also viewed from
he Surersa. near Torn, BY our Astron
o'nes Royal. Mr.. Airy. apparently under
less favorable circumstances. We havs
vet heard Of no asronomer witnessing
rom q great eiess,ion in the Alps Tie
shado~ s,ridi"g from peak In peak. 81
blosIng in succession the lair f-lts oil
N"rlh Italy. Such an exhibition musI
have been perhaps the subllme., Which
the eve Of nan ran ever witness as amere
physIcaI phenomenon.
London .4theaeun1.
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cy Of the land are The ,srv in tnal' Who
justly the traitor in thus sinf ms
pledges and setting ct nsughs WI Of
the people.
Nor is ,hi, The only ms z ~ which
Mr.. Tyler has :" act mr. authority
sg.Inst that of the mili,.F American
ireemen. Although nols'd"al N the
Wing ranks more slrof Condemned
Gen. Jsck.nn Tor HI. ~ p Of The &" one
nun po,cer" than did lfry Consistent
add Conscientious Pes himself. vel,
has he, fue tunes wi,Re sh"ii period
of one year. res ,rt.d - sams insttu
nent IN break d,w, ,l,,y and 81 rru.h
III. pr,ncioIes wa,chugh him int,
poser--And We, all enortn'lles are
Isu6.d on the pl' conscience"
VERIFY II this were NV exhibIIi'n "f
tie working Of Oh Monitor within"
winch C uld he fm n"ng our race, we
shnu.d be dispose fxcI'im IN the Ian.
gn'ge # the poet, "ha' modified:
- Conscience. thoa e't th. hreaa OF man
And aed 10 ll.t oish beasts"
ts
A ToucHrxfcRy We find the |
following h.,r narra',s. related IN
he Phd .,lelplt dser Of Frma,: |
ltwa but Wy that We we're made
acquainted y history 81 a family II
temales--sn bother aud three d.ugh
ters--~hu, the Failure of The Uul.
ted STATES B@ere worth Iiufy ,hou
sand doll ,s pc Whole Of III, sum vas
Inresledin ''l"iI"n named, aud from
tie whole lch they could no, nov
probably : over one hundred or
iwn humid llar.l They dressed and
llsed dusieir prosperity as their :.
IN ,unl nftr'y seemed !" justly. am
w,thnu, Pig themselves ~ any p.,.
teulr % stlli winch IN .,u.,l,
a,sins. i'l"n for .he,r living.
Wac ""y came they cJsld lurp
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An indisida2l Ia Cincinnati has been
senirncea 10 seven years imprisonment
IN the peniisasiary. { e psssas counsssisi'
di mes. =.