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New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-29
NATHANIEL POTTER.
RIcnAnn NILNor mNLL. M.D.

opinion orJ r Duci'1, u. D., late Professor o Che
u.f-y ir fhr Drvrr.Hy ot N'rvllni, sihe .eMogsH
RAtrNoRE. Jan p. 1872.
D. ~ : Love having submitted I'D mea v'.o hi, Neg,-
r. XIII fr fie cufe nf Intermittent ievers, ana made
-.asin.ei with fre n-tefut. That enter - conlo,
f.r -|. O. which recognize as member, OF me Hferi.
,... "A. recommended Hr ih-r itbri1g" properties. J
.r. % recommend 70, I.r iIthe CASE, as>'gu'd nv l'
\. DO constituent. of GIN, Elixir are moreover commune
l--.- w foo fa acquisitions Oi Tire art they VIII nou'''
.,t,..lI.v -nrf-l.lIi. o. f.e desired result. ~
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New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-29

4 ARDNER'S LECTURES-A neat
Il 4 Pamphct-icr ssle al ih. otice. Prce > cent?
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1 lAENESSES taken hy thc Daguerrco-

iNtNESSES taken pN INC bdSu'l''"
y-e Process are taken m ihr rHow> eo-u'r ht''d-
way and John-,i.. IN superior ,iNr WIN al w.
IMPROVEMENTS without ary regard 10 the weather, The 'e-
.uii heing alsays the same.
Instructions iu the above beautiful iri We gwen ' "F
,1raius turn ,hcd A. tsoicraie prices
y y All the applr1iu, u,ct n the hu''nt'' ih'N =,
,in, 3f the above place Also every ss.crr,ou ni Nn'
,r. rase. rn.e, Plates SC &c. Soec.uts- nav De- >tu
- 4. .L.-r-- -. 4.
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r-s- nEVFNlNG LINE of S',all.
r-s4 NOpPOSTTION LlNE i0r n

e-.,. -. hsny. 'a,drr, d '@'
800 ~, II. rH. Hh'-f,.. :.
t ,,.'i.,..--t..i.. PASSAGE or- ID '-, D,.a l'
Frr Csr-, ,,-r.>..,,,,N r,.... l -
ris ,n.r.i. .l .r.frI'. or WA>iiiN"i ''
t.,,.. .,~rv ro...,v. Thursday ari 'al.''i- "
Gc.o.t. T. W. ..... ..- Ne,,y "A. every
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-29
NATES toNNIssioNfK> cFFlCt,
Oh Aim.Hou>,, July 9, 49,
NOTICE is hereby given. that the Cro-

Y ton tquclud Committee OF the Corporaion have
oses,et tr Wafer Commits ouer, for the present, 20
VI ihe Croioa wa,er AMI arfange ol making the neces
iry connexions 90 supply The cutens oi NJ" loIk VIII
water.
The oown ng are The rates which the wafer al pres
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F.r0.,.. aai r..,,s. ao..y .' r n...- o1 ..l-l or
, \ e tOKn s. 90 Ia
pf PARSONS tO.
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l-- --I- y -ue n1'--g1 -. IT. prcArEL
r--.. nnlne.- VI b. gnItInore.

rrr.r u fe 0f rn n. Pro-,.0r Potter. of The cura-
tte -of D. Love X.r have ,een II used 10 eve
.,..., THOMAS ONINGS.
f.u.a. II Miller VI ID Professor of Anatomy Physiology
and Pathology. the Washington Medical nivcrliy oi
u. t'u.,.a BALTIMORE. Jan. ~, lfi2
o. r-nly 10 vour inquiry respecting the article
rree-.i - mv Inspection which You designate a. " me
N.r.f.if p1r" aior, pleasure 10 state nat con-
I-r ,U elegant prep4raton. and admirably adapted to
M f.., n. n.errii,nl, whether ichrlie OF neuralsi',
.. .r.. ..-.n OBJ. disease .Ifmagiing t1llcs
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-29

80 rrNcRE January @ lSi.
have boon made acquainted viii the component pars 9'
d. iov N-g.tle r XII the OF iuternttert IT,,
,.r AMI Itye rl in stating my be!ei IRA W."
..-..... ....-,. t'r ,,rr DE % tUi. b ,es-e.
FDWARD FOREMAN. Professor ~ Chemistry,
Washington TN. er,4ty, Baltimore.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-29

,. l ,,,- w.rr called .suofa The isce> ~ uir
.uqri- calt. or paflamcui,, s-tuailN hr'd = ~ ~
,Al,s and Nsr, npf r.nosair even io. n''N. .a.''N'
81, I.. . ,. ,f tbr roNn Il NAV cA>b Nr lnisnrN
ne. ..llc ffN iyrannca. tnd how sofupl' N,'' ~
trsnr, of Use avs. indct bought ll' iis"'
r,k you ora th, wheel sud TO .ake nom your enc
ny .Or dom. -.
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Mot respectfully, yoar4 etc, =, ,,,,,r,

nr. Love. - '" ''Lhr"
f.n.ine. Il. n Pr1fr.-urof Msieria Nfdc', ihera'
-.,.f.. 8. zion. a1I Medical Jur sprJdence, 10 ihe
W..lYrst1. N~t.cll University of Baltimore.
Bong informed lH.tiv - Do are e constituted m','
y rIy entire son, % tie opinion gwen ~ rf"es or
o. ,-f ir , ...f k tonic power id such ca'es Is h'
.e.r. t1 in h, refuatt-e on tfr ,lhle,i .,.>,,.cs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-23
lT9 a M.m5.r efMe L.si.latar.l
LIHcnnunn. Mnrch Iz,h

LISoHsURa, March 18th, 1912.
Dear --, h We Just seen with painful reeret
The determination OF the Legislature 10 coerce The
Banks into resumption Of specie payments The
lst OF November. I, is a hard and severe blow
inflicted upon tho people by their chosen represen
iaiiyos, and the guardians md protectors of their
lnteresis-oud depend upon It, il will be found to
he fatal step. II the l. .islnturo wants to en-
gage experiments to os'sr,an how long an tni.
nal can 1--we IN an cIhaus I'd receiver, couldn't rats
and puppies answer their purposes fully rs we'll ne
their constituency Or DO they think men ran pay
their debts without circulating medinm7 o.
would they cure debility AMI hamilton by verogtc-
ton aud cathartcs7 j. Gle body TO be led IN
md nvigoratod by depletion. when 1t il lo,ierirg to
its fall for want Of vital q ruiationl Or is IL abb
soluioly intended thnt fc 'ructcn should stalk
abroad through tho land, and whot his demon fang,
upon the catcases Of cmcd and PROSTATE com.
munity1 Where IL the good 20 10 demonstrated in
return for much inoviirb ruin MS must come \
tho councils that are thus urging a communitv
possessed Of such abundant elements Of substsn
tinl and pcrvoding prospon.y1 Or is il contended
that there Is ma sacrafcs ir no case7 No sacra6ce
Mercy then consists IN Ply Z upon the unb,pp,,
victim, the last turn Of ts crew. AZ tho 1I,',
when tho only chance of lr rs in the initiation n,
the pressure. Such IS tho levrs mercy for In, fol.
lowers
IN sober seriousness, w 10, the legislature ore
PuUune VIC" heads togoilf and absolutely tortur
ing their brains, IN scare ont and dsvis,rg lie
bosi means Of destroying a, present generation
Tor the sake Of building up % establishing econ
"tWiongt cWrfHeP ior s,Hs future genefntion 10
come, whilst they ofc enc q in this holy md Dc
ctAhe process Of taking 90 Of tho "dsar perpls,r
Why don't they tell the r., 10 precisely what they
ore absolutely doing, 10 only kindly blowing
them ~, and sending tho sky high nj once, lest
they might encounter ssv differing in tho slower
pfoccssof recoveryl The s0ycreit n cure i'm the
world with COW, 70 pre-, of her from dying Of tho
hollow horn, ~ 70 Kill b. Fl nee; and | suppose
our wscacres or the Vre li Assembly, nro wont
10 practice upon this theory loo txperimentioe upon
q community plagued viii distemper about as
bad In tho disorder Of tliri . .rencv. o, do these
mouetn 90 ONIONS, bell, Inst "money is the
root o. oil evil'-papcr mpt.y I presume - aspiro
70 peheeuon-DcmOcratc r. lection and beatitude
N us total extinction; by ,i ng their constituents
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-23

\Db have received BY the shin Hsfkavgav Crofn -,
gind and other recent arrivals from the Norfierr
mafkeiH the following Goods which we are tlef,oe" 4,
sell rery loh Tor cash, or 10 puncfls customcrs-
~, briush frnis black ami white GinRIanq
- Earlon Y aid Ginglains folfcc Do
HOl Fancy Muslin DTCsssf. cni1reI Iavos o,,t.t
Nrired snl p''d Muslns light t1nihrc Prints
lings oN'"oU pfl
FheniE IhnFillc and Poicrsiurr N1rkeaoa Con.
Manchester Coris '""'' "'
fenu4ylylnia Jeans and N.t.rtu Nf,rturea
Virginia idu-y Cords. fnuf I'd f.r,y,,, 9 rc,.t t
On. VINO ana corded Linen DriHngr. superior Grass Lin
London WelunEs and 0uiun- Marccilles and Tr,fni,,
''tt,ySl brown Ho.lndti pllin aud figured Sclccian
tmon. a A., Mathucn. 1ud other sfyto Ticti,gs
v, fman Huflpa sud Tickle Yurrs. blrac hci shccnr
ahl rhtiugi dtrcad ErglHh Cotton Hose fsIies'
and Whte SIX Gloves. We has. also n store Virsina
= ana b,mc'ucs' d. und Cotton Oznabures
Nnruern Doncsticto " ever irseripfiou
Nh - hENT III NnAII 4 ATNN ATrn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-23
CLARKE's OFFICE.

Drawins 70 be received This Evening Mononrall, Ertr,
OF 1850. TicketsGiO ~ '' "''u 30
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-23
For Monday hiorr;ne

Friday Evenng-Dmwing received.
Tickets q. '' ~ VI iOOo'-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-23
DAGUERRE'S
MAGICAL PICTURES FROM pApr

HsPressnffHg The 'eoHisrful .gtefseC day and 1fr6,
III exchange CONCERT ROOM
MhssHs. MAFFEY LoNATI, grateful for tho 49,
- nuuet.n2 encouragement which hae been etfcn,i,
.othein by the citizens Of Richmond have steT,aii ~
iaih iew ishis more. and respectfully nnno,rs ~
they have added new historical Painting vyLrp 49, wa
billion. 1893 ~ N'1Sh adliirod EHhi-
Wednesday, March 23rd, 1912.
FIRST PIcrURE,
T. The Remain Of N PoLEON, nthe cbur,, H.,
insaIdes' Paris, on the 18th December $50 I'll ues
SECOND PIcrURE,
The charming Valley Of Goliau ln switze,l.rti
THIRD PIcrURE,
The admired and unhvallcd Interior Of IN.
CHURCH ST. ETIENNA DU MONT
At Paris' representing Midnight Mass
FOURTH PIc1URE,
The magnificent view Of the city Of
VENICE ON a FESTIVAL NIGHT.
TO- OPEN EVERY EVENTNG.
=. Exhibition to commence quarter before "a of.to,,
-a---l,-lll ~ cents- NH y IL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-23
sPRING nRX Cnnn.

TOT NuHuhY WoTning.
honongsli, Class u. Cspltals-s sOOoo pov toco
slO. mr. - ' iJs ~ - ~ ~, sois
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-23
rhoMAs rOE,

nFFERS f0r sale IN Store
- AHhhdH Orleans 1nf Affikarra Sugar
~ bass W. and ~ D0nin-1 toncn
~ So OLD lava f.
lll boxes Wouscy Wool. Va retebrsfrI loaf tr
~ hhdl Trinidad Moasfts
bDNffIhH Midi'ina Bacon
10 hall pipes ans - qr superior Co1nac Brandy
Shall pipes and ~ bhls citation d.
rlpc and Dor carka PoftWinC
. lO haltpipcs andA1 area. Madeira Wno Burnett
Houzifcn = Co.'S brand
~ haifppcs aud qrcaGke eiy Madoifa Wine
- bales inngued0c Almonds
bcaats Winter Strain ND Blcaohed Sperm OIL
3 40 Pail 10 rli 10 ds
Sltlu iba Cotton YarnF, SUI 4 ilh factory
Together with NAVY other aiiicos adapted To- tho trade
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-23
MORE MY GOODS.

lust received an assert. ut 81 Lawns, Sun shade,
~ ParaTola. Ca'icoea. etc.
Clicooa 81 ali de8cupti 100
Mourning Lawns
Cr1ured DO
White do
Ron Slitie8 and PaTaeo' i0f eale low ~
~ tUNNfNgTAMa
mh - nov ani Hal cash dry goods store.
TWENTY slabs spchor.i -iynf by schf Manchester
u and iof ~ nh JOHN n GORDON,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-23

living by schr Manchester,
John n GORDON,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-01-26

10 such reptile while under his root. AhasE4
ed by the violence of the honest hearted fellow,
the subject of it retired with his companion. |
resisted the entrealies of this noble minded
Gotta ger to remain with him, and proceeded t0
scale the mountain, which effected, | had nv
choice of score Of farmers residences spread
along the area before me. Selectngone which,
from the neatness that characterized its OUT
ward appearance, and The soltariness Of us
site, bespoke honesty within and liule hke!p-
hood to attract suspicion. / gained the door, and
solicited permission to rest awhile within.
cheerful welcome, was given and taking chair,
| quickly learned this was the abode of a wild
ow lady and four daughters---the latter busIv
engaged in spinning, yet communicative and
lady-liks in their general demeanor. laid my
case before them. and found what man everhas
when trusting 10 the sympathy Of dear and IN
nocent women. A mother could not have beer
kinder, sisters love exercised itself noi ~
ministry more soothing, yet unobtrOsive. ztfed
bless them! one and all Heaven bless i,s
sex. for never in all my wanderines and they
have proved wide and various, have | ever had
cause to reDent in trusting my dearest wishes,
or more oppressive cares to influencing tender
ness of the sex Men have looked cold--haye
defrauded, oppressed and betrayed me, but woman
has at all times under all circumstances, been
ry nurse, my solace, and my friend.---To return
soiourned with these interesting friends nine
days happy to be domestcated with circle so
delightful, but the miserable prey of thousand
fears Every traveller Oh the high road was mag
nifed by my suspicious fancy into the dreaded
holder Of the haunting bail piece. Every sound
at night was deemed the footstep of lurking
bailiff NV slumbers were fevered with sckening
fears of capture and incarceration; my food was
tasteless In short, was utterly, hopelessly mis-
erable--on the evening of the ninth day, stole in
to Stroudsburg / had no fear of Bennett, for the
period of his power must surely have expired by
this time but brooked not to encounter the sneer
ing townsman. Intending only to say "God bless
you," to nv former hostess, and then cast myself
ON the waves ofthe repelling world. gained the
steps before the door and knocked. The key
turned for admittance and my hand was upon the
knob, when pressure on my shoulder, mot so
fast caused me to turn and confront the sneering
triumphant gaze, and the mastering grasp of Ben
nett The bail peace would have expired at twelve
oclock---1T WAS NOW NINE.
Enought They who wish to know the result
will find it shadowed forth in the Philadelphia
Journals of July OF the same year. 1t will be
seen therein, that at that time, Ralph c.,
Comedian. made application from the prison, to
the Judges of the Court of Common Pleas of said
County, as an lnsolvent Debtor, praying the BEN
eft OF the laws in such cases made and provided
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-01-26
Pan of Gravy.

Ba-a-a!" shreks half naked infant of about
eighteen months old.
whats the matter with mammals thweet Wit
tie ducky!" says its ahectionate mother, while She
presses it to her bosom, and the young sarpint in
return digs its tslons into her face. s.s - y 81
LA den, Mssis, knows, what little 1rassa Jim
wants" exclaims the cherubs negro nurse. 60
/" You black hussey! why don't you tell me
then! ana the lnfurlated mother gives Dinah a
douse in the chops with her shoe.
why, ne wants to put his foot in dat thar pan
ob gravy, what's coolin on De harf" whimpersthe
unfortunate blackeys egssa.6 fs vs. ESs8
well, and why dent you bring it here. Won
aggravanng nlgger YOU replies the mother of the
bawing young one,
Nnah Erings the gravy, and little Jim put his
1eet IT the pan, dasAing the milk-warm grease
about his sweet plumpy little shanks, to the inf
nIte amusement of his mother, who tendery ex-
I claimed
did mommos yettle Dmmy want to put his
teeny-weeny footsteps in the gravy 1t shall play
in the pan much as it chosey y-wooses, and then
it shall have its Pooty red trock on, and go and
see its Pappy-yaPpy"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-01-26
Neither German nor English.

Copy of an advertisement at Charleston, S. c.,
for stray horse:
:" He is run away again, mine little black horse.
rite him two tays in te middle de mite and ven he
not will see shumting he shumps as if the divel
was int, and he trown me town, not have such
fall since before | was bornt. | buy him top on
Jacob Shintel Clymer, he hav five white feet be-
fore. nit Won black snip on his nose. Won eve will
look blue like glass. He is branded NIT John
Keisler Stranger, on his behind side of his tale
Whoever will take up de said horse, and bring him
to top of mine house near Congaree, shall paw me
two dollars reward, and if dey viii not bring me
mine horse agen, will put de sure the law in force
against all the peoples. -s
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-01-26
400 Acres,
SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue Of Writ Of venditioni exponas is
sued out Of the Court of Common Pleas of Mon
roe county, to me directed, will be exposed to
public sale at the house of JosEPH TRAcH, in
Hamilton township, in said County, on We'd
nesday the I'd of February next, a; one O'Clock
P. M, the following described property, to vii:
A certain tract or piece of Land, situate in
Hamilton township, in said County, adjoining
lands Of Joseph Trach, Rudolph Trach, Peter
Kesier and others, containing
Ia ACRES
be the same more or less, all cleared and is an
excellent piece of MeadOW.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit Of
John Cover, against Joseph Jones, and will be
sold by SAMUEL GUNSAULES,S Sheriff.
Sherf's Office Stroudsburg, Jan. 5, 1912.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-01-26
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY.
THEODORE SCHOCH.

TERMS.-Two dollars per annum in advance-Two dollars
and quarter, half yearlyand not paid before the end OF
the wear Two dollars and half ThuSe who receive their
papers by dryers employed by the propre
Tor, will be charged 81 -2 cts per year, extra. s
papers until all arrearages paid, except
al the option of the Editor. '
exceeding (SXteen llneS)
will be inserted weeks for dollar twenty-five cents
every subsequent insertion larger in proportion
liberal discount will be made to yearly advertisers.
PA letters addressed to the Editor be post paid
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-01-26
Excellent Jeu D,esprit.

Said Stiggins to his wife one day,
We've nothing left to eat;
fittings go on in this queer way,
We shan't make both ends meet"
The dame replied. in words discreet,
We'er not so badly fed,
live can make but one end meat,
And make the other bread"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-01-26
I52 Acres and 43 Perches,
BUFFALO ROBES.

DEWITT g. BROTHER, have just re-
ceyed bale Of superior BUFFALO ROBES
and will sell them as cheap as they can be pur.
chased in The City. All kinds Of produce ia
ken in exchange for goods aas
Milford, Januray IL, 1912: - ~ea-b
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-01-26
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Joseph AhemuS,

VS..
Charles Frantz and Mar Tn The cour, Of
gaTet ms Tlte, ChdrteS AHe- Common Pleas of
mus, Th0S. AhemuS, Henry Monroe county
Ahemus, Jacob Br0ng guar
dian of Nicholas Altemus =.
cnd Tsodors Aitemus md Proceedings in
George Flight guardian of fafi''iOh'
Russia AhemuS and 1end eaf
ALemOSe. a aw .aa J o1EXE EEHF
Notice is hereby given tha by virtue OF an
order of the Courl OF Common Pleas of Monroe
county, made ihe 8th day Of December A. d.
l84I, there will be sold on the premises in
Hamilton township, in said County on the first
day of February next, at IL o'clock noon, the
following described properly, vizi
A certain tract OF Land situate partly in the
township of Hamilton and partly IN the town.
ship of Pocono, in said County, abouttwo and
half mites west of SnydersvilIe. Beginning al
sione in public road, thence by lands of Con-
rad Woodling, south 81 ID, west II perches
10 stone, south ID, east 50 perches TO
sione--thence by land Of Joseph Rinker, south
81 l-2, west l0l perches TO stone, north
90, west 20 perches 10 a stone, thence by the
same and lands of Peter Woodng, north 3s IL,
l45 10 perches TO stone in the middle OF
public road, thence along said road north
81 l-2, east 81, 2 perches-norlh s8 perches,
east 76 perches, south 50, 100 Perches and
thence south 81 IL, east 10 perches 10 the
place of beginning. containing D 4
s. I52 Acres and 43 Perchcs,
be the same more or less. The Improvements
are good Frame House large Barn nearly new,
Hog-heuse, Shop and other out-buiIdings, a
good proportion Of said property is well i'm
proved land Ii being the same property which
lhe laie Nicholas AIiemus, dec. and the above
named Charles Franz, lately held as tenants in
common. t-as E
The terms and conditions of sale will be
made known al the time and place Of SALE i
SAMI. GUNSAULES, Sheriff
Sherif's Office Sroudsburg, Jan. 5, ls42.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-01-26
SHERIFF,S SALE.

By virtue Of Writ of Vendi,ioni Exponas
to me directed, will be exposed 10 public sale
at the public house of JoHN MERw1NE, in the
township of Chesnuthill, in Monroe county, on
Monday the 3lst Of January inst, at one o'clock
P. NJ, the following described property, to vii:
A certain messuage or tenement and tract of
land, situate in the township of Chesnuthill and
said county of Monroe adjoining lands of Jo-
seph S. Teel and lands of Hope and Company,
containing
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-01-26

care you fond oftongue, sir,' "Yes,n dbe
getleman holding his hands over his ears .0---"i
was always fond of tongue, madam, and like i.
stW". - ~ a
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-12-01

LISA foal and damning blot upnn he
character Of Barbour county, Every
Grie d 10 me lass-esery friend % sr-
der and Requested liberty. should mise his
vice ag.insi the authors Of this oulFsse,
an hold them up 70 that Feprohaiion shieh
they 50 richly deserve. Whether lore
WAS guilty or innocent has nou becnms
. question nfno interes. 70 mankind. The
majesty OF the Law has been osefihrown.
and personal Liberty and personal sernri-
" are At an end when lie itself becomes
The sport and plsything Of sangalnary
mob. Had II been Necessary ~ take
his life 10 secure his arrest. they would
have been iusiihable. or AZ least exensa-
bic. But he made no resistance. The
law was sufficiently strong for fIiendless
and hunted down man; and IL he had
been guilty he wsuld hare suffered the
penalty Of his crime. Hearefnrfh he viii
be regarded, not rs murderer. bat As .
victim to the evil passions ofhis enemies.
Guilty or innocent. his memoryis relieved
Of half is load. and he occupies the posi-
ton Of his former accusers; Tor. in tie eye
Of the law. every man who parlicipaiedin
hurrying Lore into eternity, bears upeh
his forehead the foul stain OF nuRDER-1
murder without provocasion and Withhold
excuse. Moderator.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-12-01
MENTAL Power VS.. BRUTE FORCE.

MENTAL POWER VS.. BRUTE FORCE.
We saw the other day emphalically
The rareet instance Of mental superiority
,riumphing ever The hostility oil greater
snimsl strength, tia. ever encountered
our observation. 4 thin, diminullsc,
consumptive looking youag fellow. lame
and using crutch. sat upon . packing
boz cut on The sidewalk. in front Of slop
shop on the leyee. Another man Of
hsrculean frame was s,riding up aud down,
swearing roundly at The l't,le fellow. and
exhibiting every syaplom Of rage and
fury. Tue huge bully beat the awning
posts with thick stick that he held 10
his hand. and cast glauces like bowie
knives II bis quiet opponent on The box.
What The offence or cause Of quarrel was
We made no effort to ascertain, but merely
paused an instant, attracted by the oddly
of the scene.
The big fellow seemed to be rough
boalmsn, and his abuse Of tho other was
iR.erlsrded with most outrageous w lgsr'
i.y and blssphemy.
by -. mister, I'd like to wiring the
necks Of dozen like you before break
issl," said the bully bost,nan. H.. s..
"Sorry you can. be gra.i6ed." respon.
ded The little fellow. IN calm. quiet. cool
and collected manner. and every tone he
uttered was a sstirical dagger to the other.
"By -, can wiring your neck any
how" .
"Fcr The matter OF that so could child.
ia child could be brute enough to do Il. y
"D-n you, you're not worth Hog
ging!"
You are. and that's all you arsworsh. "
Maybe you'd like 10 aag mel"
Well. | would" #..-
"Do it," -..
"Can't-aint go, slreng,h-wish | could.
ny friend. you shouldn's wal, long for IT,