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6arristura, BEN 28. ee5anuar 1850
SD, Gamuel q9. spearlon, Sauptftbreibsr
bss @cnats bon psnnIplDanism befheiniae
biernit, ba6 ocrtebenosr Sel6lnB, (Slo. 10,
i'm Gcnats Nssiitsr Der aescnmdrtiasn Sits
1nna,l tstiteIt. uSGhlu6 binfbti6 elmer
Ssrdnberuna bsr gontltution 5" ndmlicb bic.
Se[te lfte, welcbe ron elmer mebrsabl ber ers
rpdbten Mitalcper Der beipen 6auler Der
lsstsu &efeBsebuna palfrt wurbe, natb aepiI.
fsmbafssr grmasuna mno Serbanelma an bic.
fem Sage BON elmer mebr3abl Oct srmablten
mns biencnben Witslieoer bss gsnats bon
pennlplbanien, in osGen jeeiaer Sieune se'
nebmiat purbe, ,pie nab Den Stimmen, ipeI>
ebe nah BET IebIis6lihen Ititmmiina atsescs
ben puroen, crItbent ,pie folat, ndmlith:
Oiejeniasn, pslebe Su 8unlten BET palf
runs css SslhluGes itimmten waren:
8. Scnes 0roofr, 8 porter Brap!sp,
Milliam II. grabb, Sonatban 8. Gunniuas
BAN, 9tomas g. Serncn, 3bomas 8, Sors
fptt, @barlee Srailer, &obert Wl 6rif, 6en'
rp Sultom Sobn 1B. GusrnGep, qBilllam
6aslctt, Slaae 6uaus, 9imotbp Spee, Scl:
bua o. Sonee. Sclepb S6namahcr Gecrae
g. $amrenee, marwea Wpgaelin, 8eujamiil
SO7aIcus, BENJAMIN G1attbiae, 6cnrp 81
ODfabIentus. wlqiam s. Dafer, 1Dilliam
W. Gaoler, 0apio 9antsB, Delea s. Sabe,
rp, gonrab Gbimer. Nobsrt G. Gtsrrstt,
Daniel Gtiue, Sarris 3. Strester, Sotn s.
1Balfm uub Yalsntin Seit Gprsdber. -
Sa's 29.,
9isjsnissn wsIhc ssssn Die palitruns ces
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i6tioe8efanntma6unQ.

lille Siejenisen wel6e 9hiaueb's llnipsrIal,
efenj f6cn sebrauebt babsn, oient surStaeb.
ri6t, paB bon jeBt an biefe mirffame II. rpcbI.
tbatiss Wepisin jeterSeit 5u baben 1T, inOies
aoins, IN ber Oru6erei oisfer 3eitnns; in
Snsaun in Der 9rufsrsi bes ,,@dlt B. 3eit;"
in Ober Sern bel W1eletior Serb, beiS Ne,.
no mb SanieISeneW eWirtbsbauIe inSernpl.
le; IN 5ambnrs in Der ,,9hneGpct" Srufe.
RET; m9ulpebcfen unmsit N6brersbura, Bel
Sobn Se6teI; in womeIsoorf bsi 8. Soft,
Sierbraner; in 4Ooamstaun. an 6sinritb
StanHer's 9tcbr.--gs 1T jebem woblmei.
neno seratben, init oiefer Mebisin eimenS3sr,
iueh 3n maiden. Sefonoers wirflam 1T fte
bet Wlnttermeb, Sopflcbmassn, 6sr,tlopfen,
U1anael al Gblnif, coer ,penn oer Maaen
eas efen niebt Dertrassn milf, eben 70 pirf
fam BET 9elteniteeben unb 9ildenIebmeraen,
llnp audb teillncronunsen III Der monatlieben
Neinlsuns. SIR ben blauen 5uIien osr Sln,
Der 1T lie lebr gu empfeblen, ba lle bsnfslben
tinnen fur5er 3sit furirt.
Sriorid Sd,laud,.
6TDie obise Msbi3in miro BON piel seu.
ten Die 1te sebraubt babsn, smpfoblen. als ein
thsrea Waittel 9esen Die 81 ubr unb 6 b 0.
isra Morbus.
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ScttInGee tiimmten, maren !: @ecrse OarFc,
Ananf Drum nno2lIcranrfr Sna.-Stslns s..
2lue,ua aus Dem 9aactufbe
@amiIe 9B. pcarfpn,
Gtbreiter.
6aus Der Neprsfentanten,}
psu Ia. Wlar, 1850.

SD, W aiam Sad, OtTfbreitcr
oes 6anles Der NeprGentanten BON spemipl'
panisu, tddenise bisrmit, paB Der cbse Bee
Ihlu6, (S1o. 0 i'm Neaitttr pes Senats, unb
SO. 2ll i'm 6aussSasetnhc Der acaenpdrti
asn Sisuns,) bstiteIt: nScletIu6 binilhtlitt
rcr Nbanoeruna ber gpnittntlcn," namllth
berielte Yeltblu6. wclther BON elmer W'sbr'
,abI rer erwdbItcn Mit9licrcr jeoes 6auHss
Der leBten @sleBactuns aenebmat wurpr,
nahtem perfrlte sebori9 cr,pcarn uuc brlprcs
den mar, beute bon cinrr Mebrjatl bet W'lts
aIiebcr, mclcbc sripibIt ilno uup i'll Der assens
mirtiam 9iBuna bes 6auGes rer Neprslen;
tonten BON Ycnniplpanicn pcnen aentbml9t
wurce, mie Gcltbes erbelet aus ibrcn, bet Der
encIihm paI(runa cee Srlhludes 9e9ebenen
Gtimmcn, mic frlat namlih:
9iejeniaen, weI6e 5u Gunttcn Der pallts
runs pes SeidIudes ttimmtrn, iparrn
DIE 5erren Srbn Afer Scbn allifcn,
Biaiam 8afer, @cbcrt SaIowin, 9apio 8,
8ent, CRAIG 8ibbls, Seremlab Slaf, Sctn
g. Scwen, QBilliam 8rmpIe, 0anIrl s. 8.
Srcwcr, SciIe 81. 8urren SObn gsBna,
Senrp @burcb,. Srbn 81. gcnpnsham, Gp!s
pctr griclonp, 8eniomin 8. Oavic, Wm.
8. Scbbine, Samcs 50. Scwner, 3bcmas
Duncan, 3BiQiam Ounu. l8illiam espsp,
Sobn G. evans, II. Gectt gwinA NLeranpsr
@. Seotber, Sames SlOmsrs, benjamin 50.
Scrtner, Nlcranoer Sibtonep, Sbomas G.
@rier, Splepb G. @riftim Scispb Sutfep,
Saccb g. 6albcmam @ecrae .. Dart, gef.
fert 6art, Sobu 5aitInas, QGllllam S.6cmps
bill, Spbn Gcae, 6cnrp 6uplct. srlps 6cr:
fcrb, wasbinatcn 9. Soflcn NiecIaus 60.
nes, scbn ~. Gllinacr, Charles G. Sins
teap, Nctert SlcB, 6arrilcn y. $airb, OiOr'
ris $eeh, Scnatban .. Sect, Nnlcn secnarD,
Sones e. &erpis, 6cnrp $ittle, Scnas 81 Wl's
glintof, Scbn s. Or&uaetb, Nlcranoer s.
W7'gnrop, Sobn M'sauablnb Scbn Wl$ean.
@amuel, Olarr, Scbn 3. Oleet, Oiibael
Olepcrs, Scbn W,iOer, Sclrpb s. Ololcp,
Scbn 9. Olcrrie, Billlam G. abortion,
GscfI Olcwrp, grwaro 9lifIelrn Saeob
Sli6lp, @barIes O'0leIlI, SCbn 9. Nafcr,
eclrpb G. Dowea, Samse 6. 0tcio, SObn g
Otbep, {enie GctGts, 9amueI Nctinicn,
Scbn 3. 9tutbuforb, GIcnni IS. Sccfclo,
9bcmas G. @ccnllcr, Q2lIlam @haffncr,
Slcbaro @impIon eli Glifer, QSilIiam n
@mitb, qBilliam Smitb, Daniel W. Smp'
fer, ISilliam s Souper, 9bomas G. Gtcel,
DaDio 9tewarb, gnarIes 9tcfrpcn, grwiu
G. 3rone, 4nbre,p qSape, Nobert G. wals
Fer, 9bpmae QSaton, Sicncp .. Wcas,
Sirom u. WBiaiams, Daniel Srrtep II. Sobn
g. m'@almont Sprsber. - Sa'e 81.
SicjenisenI ipel6s eeaen Die Val0yuna ree
Bdc6lunes Itihlten, paren: Die 6erren 2(ue
aut &. gcrnpn, 0apio gpans uno Sames
D1. pcrter - Slein's 3.
2lussus aus prm 9oaetnt6e.
QS liam Saf,
ShrCber.
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hafee : G1traft.
Mft nna 9Smbliflttlt.

Scr llntsribrisbsns srlaubt iIt bic Srsbsit,
Sem 9ssbrsn Vublifum BON 0saoin9 uno esr
llm9essnb abtunsspoI ansussissn, oaB sr Sas
@sfbaft Der Bsrsituns bon Kafee'& rtraet,
mslbss fribsr BON l6rn. Husuit 6bilier in
oieler Statt bstrisben purbe, iibsrnommen bat
unb ben @rtratt nun i'm Grcsen ,no Sleinsm
gum 9srfauf bdIt, an kiner SSobnune, in Der
Roro Stem Strass, Spfbsn Der Balnntlfrass
uno bsm neusn @ifenbabnsDspot.
Der @rtraet III ebenfalls su batsn an ben
Stobrsn BON Soiis uno &bcoe, 46rpsr unb
Rielp, Samss u. Scr, :. &. 6sSmann uno bet
6rn. Ssdsr Draper, in Der item Grass.
Oaan bait es fir unn6tbis etwas ibsr bic
GaR oss @rtrats ;u fa9en, inbsm bsrisf6s pons
frdbssn e'ebranbs fbOn binldneli6 bsfannt
if. Jaeob Mayer.
Gsaoin9, 30. bp.
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OrOSc 9(msica)itie0 =!

Ncurr 6pc}rrri-, G5los- m0 OurcnS-
waarrn-G Gtobr,
fue5iflibc Gfe Scr 5ten uno Gbcsnuts
itraee Ecaoin9.
Der llnterRitbnste bat nsulitb elm 9roGss unb
neutrality-suspicious. NGortsmsnt friitsr Spss.
rtlen, 8lass uno 0usenswaaren smpfan0en,
belfebnb aus
qrorn9's Sprup uno 3udsrbauSsNoIo1es.
gteu OrleanS Sufsr.
porto &ieo Sufsr.
&ofinirtem serifossnsm S3uts unb pulpsrjfrs
tenn 3ufsr.
ct. Domingo unO 9tiO Safes.
&sis, Safe unb Mafrelen.
SbinfSn, Sbultsrn, Seitenifii6sn unb oerdus
bertsm &nofleiftb.
3uders, Gobas uno BaGers@rddsrs.
Safbn9tOn uno abssibuppte Sodrin9s.
SiibsSals in Sadsn unb Scrcn.
Bemur3G ala: NlfpeiS, pfsffsr, Snamsr,
Ssmir;ndasim Smmet, Ousfatnuik, Ssnh
SaIardtus &C. m.-Ebenfalls: Sdfsr'S uno
fiss9ewiirSts @boeolaos, Stdrfs, Snblao, &os
finsm Spsrms uno llnfblittsqidDkr, brauns,
9slbe, blelbs unb Sanep, Ssife, SblrsMattsn
uno Sarpsts9efsn; Soubon9, SmpsrioI unb
fbmargn Sbsc; @slibforn unb 6idcrp,Ses
fen, fsine Ssien, 9uitsrs aae gorten Siirs
fen, Warft> uno QSafbf6rte QSoIbbrsttsr {;
Sris Coil, Spsif unO YIussSabad; btl;srns
elmer, Slbler unb Ssfsn; nsbif sinem arcssn
Nncrtement bon Blaes unb Gueenetpa a arsn
auf melfs bic Nufmsrf famfsit bon &dufsrn oes
lenft miro, pon y. 4. Dcplan.
Neaoin9, Suli 16. ~.
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.. II. =. s.. &eim II. So,

SmportIrcr uno 0dnbler in
Slmerifaniicben J6arttpaaren,
10. 6, Df'penniftraeG Hcaoins, pa.
baben auf l6anb uno bietsn sum Gsrfauf 80
bsquemsn Sspin9un9sn. Elm ausemsinss N0ors
tement bon t6artwaarsn unb SbnsioSus ;Nas
9eln uno Spsifs ron allen @rcssn; gisn uno
Stabl BON jeber Sensnnune; Sbraubifpfe,
Slmb6ns, uno S6miscssSlaisbdl9s; Sabfen.
uno SIintenldufe; S6l60sr; MsfIns in sas
fsln unb Stan9sn; 6Obsln, pon YbilabeIpbisr
uno eaneaitsr Sabrif; SattIsri 6artwaarsn
SattelbodG Yatsnt.Qsbsr &c. 3inn lC uno TX,
Stan9sns3nn amsrifanifb unb rufiifbss @is
fsnblet, 9ratb> Stan9ens u. YissSIsi; Spsls
tsr SupfsrsSol;sn, geiste &c. @las, Sarbens
Dele uno Srnins, 9upont'S 4blsrs uno Sads
fensYuper nsbff pid anesrsn SItsrn bic 9ss
ru6bnIib in einbsimifbsn 9artmaarssStObrsn
psrfauft merbsn.
Gbenfalls, Sbepero's Sarfaparilla,
Dermifu9G SuitensGanov. uno oeutfbe
Siebers unb Raltfeberspillen.
Nsaoina. Mdrs7. bp.
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H SAT- unbelbars Sranfs, BON perlbs.
~ ~ bensn qsiben bsfallsn, BON enem ein;is
% gen Orte, aus St. Clair, bel Yctts-
>z7 piae, Sbuplfia @auntDsrbielten eurd,
@ottss Ssiifano ibre 9siunbbeit untsr mslnsr
drStllben Ssbanoluns.
CE1A'S f. A. LElSERING, M. d.,
Berks county Cold Spring,
Sinking Spring p. o., Berks Co., Swi1bsn &eas
oln9 unb BcmsISbOrf psnnfplpanisn, i'm NRos
nat Qu9uif 1850.
6FQSir llntsrssibnets, srif felt Surwm aus
Der Bafsrbeilantalt bss Or. Qeifsrina oefuno
entlaflsn, fino fsbr gut bsfannt NIT ben iitrasn
Yatisntsn su ct. Slair unb mliiTsn oerrpsbr,
beit bsiifimmen "QBsm bas 6slprfabrsn Ses
9r. Y. nlbt bilft, ODER feline qeiben mlbsrt, Dem
lit nibt Su beIfn-wsr bic Sur auspauert, Der
rpirtt Ssrplb fem SeIo nibt pss, oas Datsn
mir an unS erlebt.
Epan Rpans,
Sb bate Z WOnat bas faIte Tistsr.
Jobn Dapis,
Sb mar Sabre lang ifsif uno frippelbaft
Seioe aus ct. Clair, bsi Vottspias,
@6upIfia 60, pa.
au9uit 20. 1850. 3W.
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@. nnb s. s.. 6eim nnr So.
y7o. q. d1ffsIocuuffraGs.

qsnfsn bic Aufmsrfiamfeit ibrer Srsunee uns
oss pub!ifums iberbaupt, auf ibr fpsnbio unb
nsues enforcement pom @itsrn far 6ausbols
tun9en, beifsbsno aus Nensrn unb @atsln, g a.
unb sbse'etffsln, sSpfsn, RefTsln emalirtsn
Sobsrn uno YrefsrpinssSsffeln meflinsenen
&si1sln, Si9slsifsn qibkrff6den, qibtfbses
REM 9Satsrn, Sbaufsln unb 3anesn, Srats
Ino Sadspfannen, Sfillsts, Safssmablen,
SDesrsn' SlOfen, Spe9sln, BrOos, Wafds,
Ne'le' ano WarftsSSrben, @sosrsqSaarsn w.
mas Que sn ben nssrisifsn Yrifsn psrfauft
wereen wirb.
Nsabing, Mdrs7. bp
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PREMIUM.-Any person, sending us three
subscribers, will be entitled to a copy of the
"History of PropelIers & Steam Navigation" !"
published in book form, now in press, to be
ready about the lst of October. 1t will be one
of the most complete works upon the subject
ever issued and will contain about 90 engrav-
ings. 3t.
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Wfehr Neai9feiten fit Die &ranfen |!
Geiet fol9enoen Experimentation Sail! |!
ONpreiathn.

Doctor SwaYne,
&ieter 9err: Oa ieb mir cine teftise er:
taltuas suscsosen bate, wslebe fttb auf Die
qunse seworfsn nno nit eincm aewaltisen
5uten, Shmsr5en in oer SNte uno Brutt
uno S6wisrisfritsn teim Atbsmbolen Der
fnipft mar, 70 ,purbe leb pom Pen anae(ebens
iten uno a6tlnsewsrtclten 4erIten bebanoelt,
ater bic Spmp.olne wurtm b6hf bsunrubi.
aeno. Gin SeIbw6r batte itd in Den <umsen
sebiIbst, welhss bureb Die 9eite tratb Ii. ftcb
nab auBen bin in srcBen Qnantltatcn glter
entlub, 10 Dab mem 2lrst slaubtc, bic Graft
uno sbatisteit bss einen $unsenfiiaels fsi
aanJlleb sertt6rt, uno psbbalb meln 3uitano
bur6ane bcfnunselce. 9islsr trallrisc 3,p
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turstlieber sporkassen-bcrsin pon
NDilabelpbia.
Western Saping Fund iSociety

l"eS"ef" Da0"tS Fan1 SOc1ety
Die Office res 28efIlebcn @parfa0cn. 9rs
eine, bon pbilarcIpbia, $40. SIS, Gbesnut,
Strabe, 1T often fir cen gmpfans uno bic
Besabluna bon Geloern alIe 3ase, (9pnntaa
aneaemcmmeW bon 9 llbr W2crsens, b,s
llbr Slabmlttass, mp jspsn O1cntas Won 8
bis llbr SlaChmitta9s.
Die InItaIt Cmpfanat @Slc auf SntersGsn
NM tiCtet Cinen ltcberm ScrwabrunQeort filr
erCcntCrrn 2ruItics, Wauufafmrllrn, @sss
l'nte. 5anowerfer uno ioraiame Armc BON als
len Sladen. @slo miro nadb ,melwtebcntIis
der Injese pieoer snrhftcSablt.
Ger 8rctricfuntcr isinsn ,ablrsiebenSsors
fehrnnaen fur Die 9lhcrbaItnn9 Der &slesr
,pClhe pepOnirt iprosn, Ucrbisttt ben Scr.
waItern, Seam ten nnO Hssntsn anfe nahs
ornflIbhc, weesr bircft nod ineireft BON
Dem &SIpe Der &GsIIibaft 81 lcibem cpsr 40
bsnussn. Senrv SelIin9s,pertb,
Ora(leent.
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g CT 10 alter:

@arl s. Safer, Carl 6umrbrps,
Samuel g. msrrif, BiGiam QB. Sean,
3bcmas 9parts, JcIepb Nifa,
3bomas Nlllbcne IJobn y. Supo,
speter 2Sllliamion 3bomas 9rafs,
QSlliam 9ipine, SO1 QD. Salewin,
81. 8unbel Smitb, ISGaac 81. W1orris,
Cornelius Siers, Sfaac elliott,
6errman Cope, 'petrr D1gaa,
QBiIIiam 9. Scwen, @amucl Slcrris.
s. 6pllin9swortb, Nbrabam q. >sris,
Sobn weiaanp, 9BilIiam wsIleb.
Samuel q. t,en83cv, SbaBmsiitsr.
SUM 25. 1850. 6Tl,
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Ola of over four hunred pages, with an index.
and from five hundred to six hundred originni
ongravings described by letters of reference. he
sides vast amount of practical information con.
cerning the progress of Scientific and Mechani-
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Manufacturing in its various branches, Archi.
lecture, Masonry Botany--in short it embraces
the entire range of the Arts and Sciences.
1t also possesses an original feature not found
in any other weekly journal in the country, viz !:
an Official List of Patent elaine prepared ex-
pressly for its columns at the Patent Office, thus
constituting it the "American Repertory of In
ventions" r.
In connection with the publishing department
the proprietors transact the most extensive Ho-
me and Foreign Patent business done in thise eourl-
try; consequently their facilities must be cores
pondingly superior.
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for Six Month All letters most be post paid &
directed to MUM & co.
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No. l2S Fulton Street, New York.
INDUCEMENTS FOR CLUBBING.
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TO MECHANICS, INVENTORS AND
MANUFACTURERS

The publishers of the SCIENTIFIC AMER
ICAN respectfully give notice that the. With
VOLUME of this valuable journal will be COM
menced on the twenty-frst of September next,
offering favorable opportunity for all to sub
scribe who take an interest in the progress and
development of the Mechanics, Arts and Man
ufactmes of our country. The character of the
Scientific American is too well known through
out the country to require detailed account of
the various subjects discussed through its colnms
The aim of the publishers has always been to
render it the most thorough and useful scientific
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1t will be published weekly as heretofore, in
quarto form on fine paper aflording at the end of
the year an ILLUSTRATED ENCYCLOPE-
Washington telegraph., 1850-11-06
From 1rthur'S Home Gaeette
ARE YOU A PARENT9

And II so, what lesson are you teach,
ing that child who is so fondly looking
to you for guidance, who is listening to
catch the first syllable that falls from
your lips, and who is ready 10 copy the
first example you may unconsciously
present. Perhaps in the arms of the
mother there reposes the first and only
one. 1t is vet innocent, within its Little
bosom heart beats gently, but it is a
heart uncontaminated by sin, and urdis-
turbed by care. 1t knows nothing OF the
conflicting elements of this wicked
world and as the mother gazes upor its
siness form, she firmly resolves, and The
father assents, that the lessons of tem,er.
ance, morality and truth, shall early and
faithfully be insliIed into its young heart,
and that no effort shall be waning to
rear it for usefulness to society and ehe
world lu 9TH
a few years pass away, but daring
this time the mind Of that child has not
been inactive. 1t has been allowed to
mingle with others Of his age; its range
of observation has been growing wider
and still wider since it leil the arms of
its mother; its busy feet have been active
to over-step ltttie the limits which
have been carefully assigned it. a Sec
ond and third child has since been given,
aud the cares and anxieiies OF the pa
rents consequently increased. There
are three now, instead Of one: over
which parental guardianship is TO be ex-
ercised, and perhaps the Business and
cares of life have Increased three fold in
other respects. Now neglect begins to
show itself, and the sad effect OF this
neglect is too soon apparent i'll the oldest
child and his Influence upon the younger
children is OF a depressing, rather than an
elevating character. Parental neglect
opens the way for evil influence from ;tn-
other source. The child seeks conlp;tn-
ionship, aud too frequently finds, in
grown up persons, of vicious inclinations
and habits, teachers, whose Instruction
is of the fatal character. To all patents
let as say: Beware lest Others corrupt the
lead them away from the paths of recti-
tude; lest Others sow tares among the
wheat of innocence and virtue. The
unoccupied minds of your children are
fields in which duty calls you to labor,
and if you omit to teach them the great
lessons of self denial, if you fail 10 i'm
press upon their minds and hearts SUI
preme regard for truth and rtrtate, you
commit them TO the boisterous ocean of
life without a rudder liable to be week
ed at every gale. We urge it as a duty
OH parents to give their chill
dren cline upon line, precept upon ore-
= tnr a
year only, but until mature age removes
them from parental guardianship. Thus
you will discharge a duty which, # faith
fully attended to, will insure you the last
ing gratitude and respect of your off
spriug, who will rise up and call you
blessd." b.
Washington telegraph., 1850-11-06

WEBsTER.-The great Daniel when
young man was once offered clerkslip
in a certain court at salary of $1,000
year. His old daddy wished him to ac-
cept it, because III those days and in That
country such salary was almost
princcly fortune. Daniel was more than
half ,uclined to follow the old gentle
mans wishes, bat Mr.. Gore, tie lawyer
in whose office he was studying, advised
him 10 stick to his law studies, grufliy
saying-"ouce clerk. always a clerk"
Dan took Cores advice. and told his de-
termination TO his father The old man
dsliked the loss of the salary, but was
halt proud of his son 5 ambition, and re-
marked 20 him-"Y our mother, Daniel,
always said you would be something or
nothing, she didn't know which" This
may seem strange prophecy, but there
is a deep meaning in it which shows Mrs.
Webster to lave been a sensible woman.
Genius is truly a dangerous gift, and uu-
less it be SO employed and directed as TO
make something Of its pcssessor, it in
variably brings him to nothing. There
is no mediocrity about genius; it will
either set him up in fame and character
with Webster, Clay and Calhoun, or it
will plunge him in the deeps of intoxica-
ton and disgrace with numbers of those
of whom you hear it said every day that
they might, were it not for their habits,
be among the foremost men of the times.
Something or nothing must be the
goal of great natural gifts; and, we
might say, with some propriety, from the
history of the world as well as from eve-
ry days experience, that they as often
reach the one as the other.
Washington telegraph., 1850-11-06
10 wHol TO WHO.
Twas on a cold autumnal night;

;Tvas on a cold autumnal night;
A dismal cue to view;
D.rk clouds obscured fair Venus's light,
And not star appeared in sight,
As the thick forest through
Muc.INs-ae ussaal-blue,
Reat homeward, facking' left aud right,
When all at once he brought up right
Against an old dead yew;
At which he rounded to-
And 'squaripg off as if to fight,
Said, with an oath shan't indite,
- Internal sceundrel you!
Iioht-au' I'll lick you, black or white!'
Just then above him aew
An Owl, which Oh a branch did light,
And then commenced TO WHO
To wHoo-To wHo-To wHoo!'
Quoth Muggins-'Don't you think to fright
A fellow Of my weight and height,
with your TER wHoo TER WHO'D,
You cursed bugaboo!
An if you're Belzebub, it's quite
Unnecessary you should light
For Muggns amt your 'due;;'
For money matters are ALL RIGHT
The PRINTER's PAID UP-HoNoR BRIGHT!
Thereat the owl withdrew;
Aud Muggins mizzled too.
But there are other chaps who might
Be caught out late some dismal night,
Who HAVEN'T PAID WHAT'S DUE!
They kDow-To wHo-To WHO:
Washington telegraph., 1850-11-06

himself mp, it seemed TO me there was
less iefocity on his countenance. His
eyes was no longer half-closed, but open
and clear in their depths. l looked at
him. a aa
Captain. said he, courteously. .can
you supply me withtwo or three casks
of water.
! gave the order and the water was
lowered into the boat. A word from
him sent his cut throats over the side
but he fingered behind, and after mo-
menis hesitation, as though he half re-
pented of his resolution, and was almost
ashamed of what he was doing, he ap-
preached. me with his hand extended-
GOD bless you," he exclaimed, as he felt
my grasp, and send you where the starv-
ing are praying FOR bread
The next moment he was goae. 1t is
very probable the piratical rascal was af-
terWarGs hung, as he no doubt deserved
to be. But however terrible his fate, |
am sure thar from his heart, scared and
eallous with crime, and self desecrated,
there burst forth little warm glimmer
OF light. which mitigated somewhat the
desolalion. and relieved, though it could
not entirely dispei the gloom Of his ly-
ing hour.
Washington telegraph., 1850-11-06

TnE New JUDGE OF UTAH-"Iou," Of
the Baltimore Sun conlmends the federal
appointments which have been lately
made by MIR. Fillmore for California and
Utah. There is one of the appointees
whom we have the pleasure Of knowing,
and it gives us some qualification to ex-
press our confidence in him. We refer
to Judge Brocchus, Of Alabama, now
Associate Judge of the Supreme Court
Of the Uulted States for the Territory of
Utah. Ion" observes:
'Mr. Brocchus is gooG lawyer and a
worthy man. His appointment was made
with view TO his Southern locality and
associations-the President deeming it
proper and just to the South 10 place one
OF her citizens in a Judicial situation in
that new Territory If questions should
arise involving the existing right to hold
slaves in U'ah, the South would be better
satisfied with amy decision adverse to the
right, if a Judge possessing Southern pre-
objections should be one of the tribunal
We are acquainted with Mr.. Brocchns.
He was associated in his duties with MIR.
Gilett, when Solicitor of the Treasury;
ard we can vouch for bis talents, his
amiable disposition, his integrity and
principles. After rhe had resigned his
office ia Washington, he intended to SO
to fhe Nortawe4st; but his destiny, ii
seems carries him among the Mormons
-Hakao1rat Inteltigencsr.