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Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-12-08
Napoleon and Fort Gibson Packet

a THE undersigned would informA
5KsiS friends, and the public generally. d
&xlxSsExZG having bnilt the ALERT Noe,
pressiy fo the Arkansas river, she will makerera
trips fromNapoleon to Fort Gibson III is con6dc
.hat she sufficiently light drawing but twe
Inches) &c run the year round, and will do so II
pubic vii but extend TO him reasona bic portion
.neir business. IL is not his wish TO monoeolise
business Of the river, and run all other boats out
ti ,nen chare enormous prices, but to do an honest
e noerai BUSINESS. Not wishing to take any adyani
oi the pubic, he invites them to give him u call
ne VIII mike them as comfortable and take "A
along as last asany other boat of her class in the r
Nov. 4--36-tf / p GREGG Nas,eI
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-12-08
- dserfumery and Fancy Articles.
Patent Medicines.

fesefY description selected and put up with care,
~ rec "a, and for sale by r. STEVENSON.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-12-08
EASTERN MERCANTILE HOUSES.
ROKENBAUGH, CONNER &. DATER,

No. 81, MAIDEN LANE, New YoRK.
UNHE subscribers invite the attention of Merchants
l to their large stock of Foreign and Domestic
Drv-goods elected for the South western and Indian
Trade, which will be sold at the lowest rates.
July, lS49 -I5-tf.
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GROWTH OF OUR VILLAGES
Kee-eviIIe, y. y.
C0rresDondeucc If The Tribune.


Correspondence II The Tribune.
MY DEAk TKlBUsE ! arrived here last even
log, after delightful journey from New York. Il
10 much easier travelling North this Spring than Il
ever has been before. owing " the completion Of
the railroad from Troy " Whitehall The steam
ers on Lake Chsmplain would compare very IA
vorably with the North River bosa, both in speed
sHd comfort. They are now building plank
road from Port Kent y Keeseyile, cistasce Of
four miles the only part Of the route u be trsvel
ed by stage Keeseville il situated 10 the midst
Of the great Iron district Of New York, 10 beau
tiiol aud picturesque country, which sbooDds Do
the widest and most magnificent scenery. On
all sides arse lofty mountains and 10 the distance
can be s-enihr Adirondack range. noted for Us re-
semblance 20 the Andes o. South America. Tue
River Al Sable through the center q the
village aud - renowned iOr its stupendOUs falls
aod the deep chssm through Which the waters
flow have long ielt great curiosity 10 see this
freak Of Mature, aud shsl avail myself Of the Op-
pOrtaHity for doing 80 10 Is about mile and
halt from the village.
The manufacture 81 the Eagle Nail is carried on
here 20 a great extent by the Messls. klngsland
They have taken the premium ct the Fair Of the
American Institute ia New York ior a number o.
years. These nails are made 81 the IRON manu-.
factgTed from the ores 81 Clinton and Essex o'un-
ties Their forge roiIng-fni aud nan factory,
are all located ~ the heart OF the village ard 10
few years you will see the whole course OF trans
forming the ore from the raw material into uels
the ore is generally separated before It reaches
the forge, aud is then thrown On charcoal IRE,
which s blown by the hot-blast. 1t takes about
four hours 10 make what IA technically called
sOop" This Is taken from the fire. sud drawn
ont under heavy hammer into pie IS that weigh
about one hundred pounds These are sgsiu
heated in furnaces and then rolled in the mill into
nail plates Of different sizes. IL Is then taken b.
the nail factory, cut up in pieces Of eighteen or
twenty inches long, slightly heated and then cut
into nails The Clinton County State Prison u
only twenty four miles from this place, and IN.
tend 10 visit II before return - the city, also
some OF the ore beds Of this section. | Will give
you a description of come ia my next.
Yours truly, Harry
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nes are toierably well ca"ro % Joy '1FP.'e' ~
mental food. We 80 tAAe TIC 'o'''" '-5 r-''O-
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a.. arr. Cnu.t,aa Intelligence. \. I R~.orf-r
l,e.,.Dd~nt- g.-,. Co.fr.bstor Nsg.osl Era
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2 Liberty and rational Development Of The insata'
ucus 10 credit -. - L. -
q Reform ID public instruetion-loerty under in.
800. II, me -t.le-s rafa.tols diffusion u
~ .povls-i.e ner.-ssry % the ciufen
- - .-,...slr- liberal lssistance ap1ro-
Az ifmPorafy p. ~. AN, Of The ti-er.
err ciass-s nerdlr- 4d 49, ...I.,,
-,,- NJ I'll. r-ocraraue We shall ~ once = % W -
not E 81 fne sbsl.--e schools. WIZ '-T 81.
~ u ..s.asr-.u- ln exclusive lrnn-ia .-- 10 I
go O. if..r,., ra- -olns,.. ard IRE coop .a-'u .'
.-.-. IL -s,.t % -se reforms which ~ propose.
-la- Nloaa.. oar readers AZ remember = TIE Or ~
u ne o'd Republican party % which s1eA i-'A A.
Bl.alt B-cher Csvasuac md Marras' have oeion so
Il III
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f0reign Ports.

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f1ft -, $3.50. IT ssr~l r hg Nsffhs "as- 90
lrf l. issat O.. 80 -. csfrc ssfsf fcl -
Ps-st ~ ht MAJ d. ssrs o-nas osfiass irpa -
s~a.-s Hoston.
Esr~.- . sas ~ .t N.fisss>- Psfsfso1 NOfess
1.t u esrk h-rfrtsI. ih.fq. Nfer.
Hsrr~ Fs.i harf. 70 bsfod Jlf D
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O. 90. ~ D. 30 C-st.fr-. Oshfst. NOr-.ls.
shsgs Nortt h-1s sffsg.- az - >Igss
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Clasps isi p es sn.a Bso-s Boa u raroos
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WOOD NOTES.---FOr The Tribune.
HAVE you ever been Child
" sndrrng forth 10 summer weather,
W ben the lights aad shadows mild
Danced upon tn grass together
Where the maple branches spread
Sbadowy arches overhead.
Aud the stream ia murmurs sweet
Rippled al your very feet
Did you love the hmpid Spring
Ger ia messy margin dripping,
Where the swallow dipped her wing,
From It's rustic basin slipping
Have yOU marked uDOu rs BID
Pebbles white and brown aud red.
D-eming "a your wisdom small,
You could count them each snc all
Have you raised yo1r tiny shout
When, amid the waters trimming,
Gsily lea ,ed the specklei trout,
From your eager fingers swimming
Did you, ~hen your thirsty iip
LOngef the cooling drsUght 70 SIP,
With brosd leafs folded cup
DIP the sparkling tress0res oP
II your mind recalls toe scene.
say 70 Gotham $ sons and daughters,
Mountain pastures DOs are green
Pure and cool the mountain waters.
Pleasant sounds are in the breeze
Murmufs IN the budding trees
Breathing IL the Wstchigl ear
Lessons IL is good - hear. IN. C..
y,a1>n, Nay In.
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.oro, ,,,.. IN th. .-,.-c of .h.rn.ker. u d.roving
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~ tA.r, a. B-.ty.s RE =. .r.fr.r IN a.. ar
named Cr,p.haN Who tase tb.fn mo Ars,rl,aS
,.i there di.p.-. a. them, and thaf he lYCl.inI Va.
making his way up iuto Ch.ckssaw country where be
Was 20 meet Cren.haw on the 9th 90 jay o. receive
lis shave 90 tie proceeds. 4 warrant ls-lel and
Claim taken INFO custody, audi compulsory process
iar tie luiarmtr paced ia charge 90 4 T. Boyd the
saer- O. tais coanty. who conveyed him 70 Madison
county AID gave h- ln chsfsr oi me proper aniAof
'..''. ".,- .-' n.'- -,-.' .-. u'.''ei 90 IN
80 %. 80 l''' o-. %. "a' -.'.-e ~ ''a.- wa.
80, f'- '1.'-'' " 800 % vi
N'Ao .-''' 'o~
iHErE>DoC' Srotn A>D FsEshET.-This Dor
tnn oi Preston County ~as visited hY storm on Er
d'A ni-1i .AsL ihc evenly o ~Ain l4- never oetn
,.',' 2" '-e -ne -s'-e 81. ..' o'le'' .-s A.''---'
-F "-- ' 80
ina t-h, v...e.,- w 60. i.,,. go, s.r,
49, "a, rr..r ana .s, mills -,-~v.us OH lumber s.vy
loss a. Little sandy ovsrsoefa IL banks and cover
ed one hall of F.owsrtle carving o the bridge sew
srA hundred icei o. plank and about $50 saw,ioss
~ damage eene % we o-i,n-s- " s,I o. a ..nl.
~ ~ -. r -. So ~ ~, ~ 80
49, -,
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PoRT or NEw.YORK....JUNE ;

ARRIVED snfJ ~l.pP- E.aafsr. Jses.ossll. ~. 90
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10 the depth o. its cruelfie. X sweeps sEsy ~
bow the center co.lmn Of CbrisSs GosPe'-,he
oneness q the human race 10 origin, powers and
festinv
4 poor woman vas Dut into Jail about week
sine lti,ti-f.llthsto cost the people frse I DIT
81 -t.t.s nearly or r,t- sIxrv tnoussad dollars.
Hstttts ,<f.rr.r. er.rrroft,ad srv crime Not th-
I.-s, 81. tte v,-.r H. rl-.t~-s. wants ~ Sc her
AID r..o-.. t+.- r,,..-.-.--f..-, -he rut l~r
,r-o Ia. s.~,... %. s..yv . here So Is Rheu sre
l,t. o..,'rr-- IT,. -,..- wor1ea o-f--sd '0-
800 l-,...t ma tex weeks sc
bg,tsrt and ~. tf.-. bur n4.rher q them
r.- isi. tor..-tter Tne t1s
80. .-,.4 -. ,s.a >, her tnroqsn he grated Win
-, 81. 49, -s- .-- u. driven u b. some
- WI s-s..e.. ,.trs-rt An.ands. IN save
- 81, o.-,o..- ~ tie Me-n1dst Church,
lnA., = L 49,, - r,--.iara-, ,ea- 81.
..-.+.-, b.. Ella rr--~- aud sa.tsiuss
..,-.-..-.I Tee n,.s -ress-
49,. 1900 ca. .. .r.f - . Niss
. u --.-. 81. s...-.,-.- = f-r ,-srs AZ, from
60. - I'D, ,-...,.g b. IN. civ --e
49, ..,, -, a.r-,-.y rorsr her mother and tRo
49,. ....t,.. --.r -. ~. s-- AS lived
~, .,r,- vas-. o..t. ana .ar PURPOSES - 20,
.- 20 -..-, So Nu i.s
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=, r--..,-.. 0l.s.... ---rst.ot. and
l e... p. "a, SOM. .ot
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1870 H. be-,-o,. b,. hon rut into his
~ Df-. I'm 49,. d.. .s.z.4 mon BIZ he
~. -~1-,4 n s--f-, dollars levied
T.s,.4.- tv g v-orsr. too-s Mrs.
- g.. n -. p.,.o. d. ar---s C.,g-,y Nd NJ.
A 80 ,-. -,l.,s- a ,4vr ves-s s,.fe. with hey
49,, 49, 80 t-,--st o.s A.-, dollars
- ~. -.-.'.-.o 49,. .r-.-- s,-, within ff-,
&C.,. r.. ,ta i-..r4s- cav. s.-f-v c9na-s'
,,5 - I.,... n.r, r-r l- tr.s balance
H.. l.sfs.f ~ cured 9 rg-.l ase~. ard las him
80 c0rtrIr-5 ,onsy so $50 ~ the o-.gias. sun.
Ttats.a.ca - W fs.. LOT - fr- woman. but o.
.o.,.. or. 49, VIC mad th- ra--fase. The
49,, tsv. yo, nod 90 rbe case. AID whether
.. s,.si,.u. auckland Wi b. abe o. save hs wife
3D., b.. o.r..eil4f 10 give her 40. Heaven only
g,,,s
T.ase cv sf-st incidents viii hello you %
se- ,,tle now w. i've sad get on 90 ibi.
,.rt NJ lie country. Have 49, any occasion to
(,u, old SUP, tons and RIfcnc-i-s or may We
h.d .a.i occupation BOO exposing nnf combating
ib Sc r~muaf Is u LIT enough 20 make one
sick n h-srt o. see. ~ fhis noon o. ne AlA'h
Christian Century. rIr0rg. f1e sanctioned usage Of
s1ciot,1 HYE lis ga. We rrow weary and
f..f ID f.,lI.. before use y a1 have pray ers O.
oa~ t-.tlnorI.s L, maintain. ia. boxes o.
r..4 ,.I shake fb..f.... YES from ON and sta
-,.,. e..s-. ,l..- s.,er.igg ma .-.ts. ana swear
.r r,-s'I s.d fta -ro. tI-se eooruItiss
-.l,..- t.. .,,l--st.t1
Ther- i. Il st-on, disposition on the part of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-21

PRoPosirio>s- Red and 0In'i.ier -AuSihlps
which thout exchange IL Inherently capable Of bee
1cial use possesses sctusl value
Money B. the legal representative aud measure
value aud the medium Of exchange ~ All properly
The measure q value as Vel - he me ss4fe a
length. should De- uniform and proporuoned O. ~
wants % business
Gold and silver do not possess these r'gui.iss md
are consequently untitled for the pufposes % measure
Of value money. or currency This unhine-s eco
s.ons AMI j. manifested hy Wlnous fluctuations IN ~
rate per cent on money
Money a. measure o. yalse j. controlled ~ a,
rate per cent 10 nesrs
Asthe rate per cent money il Increased tne fais
oi property ani labor IL decr-5red Gold ara rn,f
being made Quatc should no longer hc m-ini"ihcd
the measure ~ vs.uf huf some other material posstss
,ng the requisite capab.lires should he adopted
paper currency can he made 10 perform ~ ~
functions al money and can b, made perfectly sec1N
,ni fr,e from AL. liability 'o depreciation.
Hy Issuing 20 individuals ~ the lowest pracue.tf
rate per cent paper currency hs-sd upon prodpco"
real estate sui Conrrfbf at fV'7 fHiffsff--,safis
sf1.4 l. nlifd states attain the desired ut,st
secure uniformity in the measure oi value. p'e'et
rliinous fluctuations IN The prices Of properly ane
Assure just compcr -atinn tu Ell productive it'or
kclosg Oh Labor and other Capital
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sale. at the stock Exchange ....JrSt %


The Treasurer Of the Vermont Central Railroad
Co. hssis.ued circular o. the stockholders from which
We extract the following statement.
Received on assessments. % lsi INST s3oief9 .
bonds so.d ...-.-... ..-.-..t..... -. .h'' 20
earnings II " noossi Turnpike. As4i %
Outstand x notes aud acceptcrs. ltr,i5i u
s3577.l6I .
Deduct interest paid 20 si0ckho.d-
rr- and 0n bonds .....t.......t. : ~ ~ - 81.
Assets ol hand lotA b KIM ~
Total smounf expended upon the Road. ani
lur Incidental SD - -
on ,hr lfh The Road viii be- open for business 10
M1ntl~ Ter. y mles To complete and frnisf ne 70
naming portion 81 The Road 90 The LAKE The estimates q
tae Engineer show tie follow iug sums VII BE- required
Wiz
For gr.f ~ masonry and bridging ........... 80 ~
Fnrne. cart. ands fences snl derots 100
50 mics ofrsck materials, and laying The same. lnse
lofai. .ssp4S"
Il j. 10 raise this sum 70 complete the road and %
discharge the floating debt against the Company ihsis
new 4 stock &. TO b. made The circular farther
states that this ssue Will complete the rosd and that
The director. have no doubt 10 vii be Ia operation 70
Burlington ~ miles In the year l.s9 Also, that lhs
business Of tie road has been steadily Increasing iron
The beginning and the total monthly receipts %
far from $1,000. and after dedsctng thu propor;Aa
due the lower roads the monthly earning. ALREADY
exceed $1,000. This gives net prohi Of v cent q
the capital expended o. that par; now &c
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spoken, &c.

s.'A Al y .s p.-.l ws.u. H. JsH y. g 50
M % .ts = he q W AIR Gss worA. Rehars.oa fo-
fers Alrl 10. uf ga brs1csto -.
Nay - at - u, Oa q . PssastseP sfsn y" t1 siS
Lis-rJonl -
Us. 5 q, % 80 os s. Rs..s orr fa Hs'saa NJ ~
Cor-s
Jsa-. a, s. - os 70 Rect Pas,ea d sssas''"
Cr1osiast ....,
Jsos b Ia % ~ Ia 40 AP c.asa. H. ss' 10 i>ssfs"
of ssa ffasc4scc
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Disasters, ~ e.

,esf csrs- - -h~t $500 oa Ps &C.,. Jls- g. ~
srfarE 49,
.4f9 - 4 - =
-fF. saf p. 1-t'Y t.s- q. fseHsfs~ 10 r-gsHs
- $3.50 - sf-utstsi - gaai-s ofis gs..>i MAJ
= a j h.r
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LJBgC LEAD Mi>ys These w nes sre sitHsit
near the center 90 the town 90 ighec. .n the >s's
Name on the westerly s.tc oi ere river or osf rssl
ss1r Tor vessels 90 almost any sfr tri were n' . a
covered about eighteen yssrs since. srd were '4oe
1arrflv wrought 90 some extent fnr part U t~c -
!, n. en- iessc bur IN view of ihc heavy cNreuse.
Cured I'D carving flc works o. aF tssr snd q.
.i,-+-.-t.cs sri-irg from working .rtrr .fsse -
works we've suspended A company from Boston qr
Chased them ast 3D.. Together With 1N scrcs 90 ~
adjoining ard fni have tgnrf rsft Uff af..fs N
ave raj number 0i hands employed under - d.
and eNu.rituc,d miner thc most part 80 tlr .nef
erecting necessary .uldln.s. of'n'n- ni -,.ts ~
sewers. of tie veins nnufing tff rubbish. .fffOrg
.rt prsnarng 60 sinS shtft in fhe ~rrhs ara tts
.I-o taken out considers. e ore lNN ntu "ffe "a
pioved in the cold weather n ff"ftsi' ~ 90
"a lie above Mentioned drifts 'u taAnt 'ai 20 ors -
tween the np OF sd lns snd fhc surise" oi no ara
working upward .ih pick. AMI fy ..asi.i. ard 10 n
Nsv - have been crc'ly informed. oNtf nd IRA
~ d. Oh. ht tons ~ rrh ore n twelve tsNs 10 s,s
v.r or bead r.. believe uiln,r. term o. funs 10 ~
md 3 dir,ru.r. The ,rU-- frns w : ~ hI 2
ana three or four oi thcm interest ' sisin -su .
I'VE. d B. IN and iow wsfcr mara distance ~ shlu
e,.rrv ,sft. These ytlrs nlfr ''fn traced wesiel5
.r some us. snd appearances Indicate thaf hey
a. r..f f0r ore fhrO.-h come of IRE si 0'nrs ITS
.,h.r, The, .rr now tein- WROUGHT fis Dartlfu,1
believed that there j. enough .n Lup~c and trnl1
b.. employ hundreds of men for centuries On cDne In n
-tnor The ore that has been taken from thsse mia,
yief. alter being dressed from tO io ID pet crni
pure cad and sppesrs o. be- quite rich n silver
8o.tou Cuinvsiof
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Jersey. rice corn from Cansas ansr three ye,r. =.
Walton In New .Jerssy
Prom Samuel Sands. Esq editor --The s-.-,..-
Far~sr. Baltimore
berkshire Cuiiurist. from editor STEPHEN R,.S a..
- Transactions ordered forwarded a. ID. N.,,1-
state Agricultural society '-A
Prot Leans Beck. D lRuisers Cone,., n
On tas brssdsfu-' 81 the Sfsiss made ~ L 80
Patent Of.cc. l-s- -
Also the New York Ceologcl md N,rsr.i,s,..,,
port. tor l-31. -. 81 81 ans g.. hy Ieet. 4 a -
v v Nsther. + fmmor. 7 70 Coarsi -
james Hal, James T. joe Hay aad book 3 Fnsr,-.-
snt Nsp-
From Hon Burke. late Cor.nf....oner u Pr
through Prof becs. Csn.ssr9 nr >.t Wheat -.
sse ~ TX leagues north nes, 90 Nlssa span -
rlrh n gl,en.
klbsksuka Wheat from hlbas k.scr in sos,..-
Ru.-is-very u,h 10 siurn.
samples of ,he shove ~ heats as n+ ilstrihlt-Ss
ircsl Ihsy srr TWO 81 the rch'st varieties sn.ya.
hy Prot bccS
ur Moses Long No ~ AcNsaier - Rochesier -,
samples 90 Seeding " .nier Apple salsci ~ L.
Wlich have osvn tested ~ several 90 ulr frli ca
u- ''ee sui the apple pronounc.a nrsf rsie.
Nn ID No lure. E-0 publisher re- hcfifnsns "a,
warders sad Clerks Assistant iu comp -,atcu q ~
on The C,rss hv B. Buchanan. Tai
" Steyen.un 80 WISH r-ton ig~'cu.uul :
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The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-04

mind steady. Disease and error and vice,
among all unscientifc people, have period
ical tendency to become epidemic. The law
of leprosy, without the science Of the
disease, could not prevent il from spreading
in frightful manner. The history Of intern
perance shows similar analogies. Like an
epidemic, it has broken forth in different
countries and ages, spreading religious and
moral as well as physical desolation, in OPP
position to all divine and human laws. What
ground, then, have we to hope, that it will
not again run the same fatal course Our
hopes are placed in the new preventives, and
remedies-in total abstinence societies and
scientific instruction, now for the first time to
be combined and to be brought to act in con
cert Total abstinence will mpart no SCI
ence, and science will produce no total abb
stinence. Neither will supply the place Of
the other, but both united must ensure final
success.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-04
TILE MODEL LocoFoco.

He can blow hot and cold with the same breath,
changes his position to suit circumstances with the
facility with which chameleon varies his hue; can
look seven ways for Sunday and shifts his opinion
40 rapidly, that Ike the Irishmnns fen when you
20 10 lay hands on him, he Is mot thar" These are
Els generic peculiares including under their scope
many minor and equally peculiar traits lie is q
very sensiiivey- strung individual and has most
holy horror Of Prescription and Spoils-each move
nen Of the political guilone and the least sight Of
Government dollar, filling his breast with alternate
feelings or patriotic sympathy and loathing Office
evidently has no charms for him, inaslnuch ench
new removal Is received with pious resignation and
lowly submission. He i amazingly well posted In
the political items Of the day-his Information there
being principally derived from Fooie IN 54 40 OF
guras (a Of which, Of course he has ready and the
HUnion'sn new edition Of the Book Of Martyrs. His
horror Of Military Chiefiains Is extremei he can
never be induced 10 countcnance or support any
Knight OF the awordrather preferring TO break the
swordr and smoke tho Calumet In the genuine ore-
gon, California, Canada, or Cuba weed. MS no.
lions Of Justice are stern and rlgldi and hence MS
soubriauef OF the 'sunferrifed" his motto ", ine
most capital out of the smallest matter; ana 10 sum
up, he-boasts, ns tho chiefest o. MS many recon-
mendations that he never voted for Whigl.
No particular locality, we believe, like me stver
Cities conteudIpr for the birth Of Homer) claims
him 4, exclusively Its own fe Is alike found in tho
sterile recIou OF New Hampshire, the sunny climate
III Arkansas or Texas, and the more temperate no.
ZION n North Carolina especially in the favored
Counties OF Edgeconbe, Nash, Wayne DC. II is
generally supposed, however, that Virginia and
South Carolina furnish the most truly genuine and
Raleigh Register.