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The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-06-22

CREED OF New York DANDY.-Scou's Mir
ror of Fashion for the present month, contains,
among otherpointed things, the "Dandy's Creed
from which we select the following:
| believe that gentleman is any person with a
tolerabe suit of clothes, watch and snuff box in
his pocket, and quizzing glass suspended from
his neck.
| believe that alteration is only due to wo-
man, or her purse: and that woman can keep
one secret-namely, her age.
believe that playing at rogue ct noir is the only
honorable way of getting livelihood; that man
of honor never pays his tradesman, because ''they
are pack of scoundres;" and that buying goods
means ordering them without the purpose of pay
ing.
believe that debt is a necessary evil.
believe that the" word dress means nakedness
in females that husband implies person engaged
to pay woman's debts; that economy means
pusilanimity; and that any person talking about
decency is bore.
believe that there is not more clever or prct-
tier fellow in town than myself; and that re-
CARDS woman am perfectly irresistible.
The editor appends to this amusing creed Of
the dandy, the Following appalling notification:
A list Of the majority of our city dandies is
contained in the Tailor's Black Book. 1t would
be worth while to show by the history that the
Black Book unfolds the infalhbe tendency to in
fanny caused by cheating the tailor.
As bees can breed no poison, though they suck
the deadliest juices-so the noble mind, though
forced to drain the cup Of misery, yield but
generous thoughts and noble deeds.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-06-22

@s- Mr.. Doty gave notice yesterday OF
his intention to offer another bill for the adj
mission of California as State, on Monday
next. OF course it is designed to force this
bill through the House by the majority
power, without debate; and we may witness
another such a session as that which lasted
till midnight when the same thing was at
tempted before.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-06-22

Dr. Cooper, Of South Carolina, was one Of the
best natured old gentlemen that ever lectured TO
mschievous boys On one occasion, when he en.
tered the ecturing room, he found the classes all
seated with unwonted punctuality, and looking
wondrous grave. Mischief, IL wns evident, was
the cause, and it was apparent that they were
ready for a-burst of laughter, as the old Doctor
waddled up to the professor chair, for there sat
an old he-goat, boIted upright dashed in the chair.
But they were disappointed Of fun, for instead Of
getting angry, and storming Mt them, he mildly
replied
"Ah! young gentlemen, quite republican, see,
in your tendencies--fond of republican govern
Misunderstanding one your own number to the
chair, hey! Well well, it is all right. | dare
say the present incumbent can fill it as well as any
Of you You may listen to his lecture to-day.
Good bye! Don't feel sheepish about it,"
And away he went, without leaving single
smile behind him.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-06-22
- Moving to the mood
OF Dnric lnfes mud soft recnrdnra :,

OF Doric lutes and soft recorders"
when the ex-speaker persuasively pleads
for it : and welding birch and ferule when
the "Schoolmaster abroad" wields it as an in
strument Of fagellation.
Concealing itself at one time in an Exc
cutive notwithstanding into the
consultations of Committees of Thirteen
"traversing sea and land" to make California
its mssionary-the Proviso now seems ubi-
quitous and almost omnipotent in our public
councils.
What is the principls protested on the
part of the North, and sternly met by the
South, which the name Wilmot Provso en-
bodies? The answer is obvious The ex-
clusion OF the Southern people and their
property from all new territory now or here
after to be acquired by the purse or sword of
the Federal Government-the monopoly by
the SO called free States of all such acquisi-
tons. 1t is claimed that the legislation of
the country should be so regulated as to put
the South under the ban, and to surround
her by Gordon of free States; at one and
the same time crippling her power, contract
ing her domain, and placing her as pawn
to he played at the pleasure Of an already
existing and rapidly increasing Northern
majority.
If this object can be effected, the means
used, of course, must be matter of indiher-
ence to practical men. If an obnoxious
name alone prevents the consummation Of
their plans, and an obstinate little faction
will cling to that name; it is indeed but a
small sacrifice to put both aside, and by an
apparent concession disarm and blind a
generous and confding adversary.
That a greater concession has yet been
made by the North, or greater gain effected
by the South during the present session Of
Congress, we confess we cannot see and
as no evidence has been adduced to con-
vince our reason, must decline taking the
irsc dirt Of any authority, however ancient
and respectable, unsupported by arguments,
and unsustained by facts.
This is too grave matter, and its conse-
quences are too mentous, 70 admit Of the
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-06-22

A new banking house is to be established in
Boston under the firm Of Gilmore, Blake & Ward
which is to be the agent Of the Barings Mr.
Ward is the youngest son Of Thomas W. Ward,
who has been the agent of the Earrings for num-
Der Of years
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-06-22
The wilmot Proviso.

What is the Wilmot Proviso' A shadow
or a substance painted devil to scare grown
up children; or substantial and threaten
ing reality' From the attempts now making
to persuade the Southern people that the
whole object of this controversy is, to "pre-
vent the passage Of the Wilmot Proviso,"
per Sc, it would seem as though the whole
danger of the thing lay in the name, and
that the same principle was innocuous
when assuming another name and differ
ent shape The power Of names is very
great we know-but in matters Of such
vital Importance, the plain common sense of
the people will battle the calculating politi-
clans who counsel them to save appearances
--and nothing else
Again and again is it reiterated, that call
the South contended against, was the pas
sage of the Wilmot Proviso"-that the Will
mot Proviso has been abandoned BY the
majority in Congress, and that, therefore,
the South should be satisfied Such is the
cuckoo song eternally dinned into the ears of
the public. Yet is it sung with important
variations according to the taste of the
singer. The advocates OF the Presidents
plan charge upon Wiz. Clay's plan that it
virtually engrafls the Proviso upon all the
new territory-the same complaint is retorted
by the supporters of Mr.. Clay's, and we
are told that the recommendations Of the
California Message are equivalent to the Will
mot Proviso;" an opinion which others extend
indiferently to the various schemes of compro-
mise now proposed-seeing no real and sub
stantial difference between the Executive,
the California, and the Wilmot Proviso
In the judgment of the staunchest sup
porters of Mr.. Clay's Compromise, L" the
Presidents plan is equivalent to the Wilmot
Proviso" Then 80 much of the Committee 3
plan as is identical with that must also bear
the same burden; and the application either
of the Executive or the California proviso TO
Utah and New Mexico lead inevitably to
the same results 1t is true that strange
fastidiousness as to the mode of dying has
often been displayed by persons doomed to
death. Some have preferred the sharp and
sudden stroke Of the axe, (Wimot Provso. }
Others have chosen the slower but equally
potent agency of the strangling rope, En-
ecutive Proviso.) While third class, more
deliberate still, have luxuriousy reclned in
warm bath, and allowed the current of life
to trickle out drop by drop from their opened
veins, California Proviso.) Now all these
modes of treatment varied widely; they
were all different modes of doing the same
thng-attaining the same end-the death Of
the subject. So is it with this Proriso, a
perfect Proteus in its changes Of shape /; bel
lowing one moment like mad bull from the
throat of Giddings: sounding martial airs,
and marching down regiments upon tie de-
voted South, under the command Of militia
colonies from the Northwest:
- Moving to the mood
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-01-10
1tfbaeuna an sobtunosn fir bas sabr 1850.

AeltDaeun9 an SaDlun9en fur ea6 Sabr 1850.
SSftutIibs @rbEfTrun9su, S64OO0O 90
8G9ttrun9stclttn, 235,OOO 90
WiIipaus9ateu, 1000 90
9cnlcrcn unb G5clbSnts, 20000 O0
gHcbltbSti9s anltOlttn, 10000 90
SeitslrpuItl. 100000 90
5tnltn ouf IntIihcn, zoos 600 90
Sdr9fhoft fir 3iricn, $4,000 90
GtnbemiIbe Sreettcrtn, 10000 90
SdobSn an Sftnttitcn 9crtsn, 10000 90
SpsfiaI=@rnmiilicnSrs 1000 90
StaatS:StbItrthst 1000 90
Ssllsnlllbe Sebauos uno eGnesrsisn, 1000 90
3ucbtbdutr, l50OO 90
5ntluCbtsbaus, 5000 90
Rlbclcn e6ubasisn, 300 90
SCtmfalIseitsr, 1000 90
GrntEort9un9 Der StaotStarf, 10000 90
NopctottnsgGtdbr uno Gcnmilfontn, 1000 90
ScrIhieosnes, 5000 90
Qbbdn9ss SGadbs, (SburItiG,) 27O,OOO 90
Rcre 8randb Canal, 100000 90
eenrnIIfrntrs pss ilnttnosn Scnes, $4,000 90
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-01-10
SptlDaft beS 9pupernDrs
nnY 0kau,e.I.,...:...
BON 4yennIpIpaniru.

UJ~0a Stt Sctboft iu lang it, um fs gan, iu at:
en' ic madbsn mir r9enbcn ausu9. in otm Auts prn
Suttr'it, rplhrs hiEEtte eutbSlt oc9cbu pirr. @is
III Gin rrrtrrffIltEs DCtumcrt, in pdbrm Die 1nsli:
9Enbtitn untrts Staots ocutIitb bar9stcnt nb, unb
in aIIEn 6nfbtrn unftrs 9e9Suwartseu fabissn Gcu:
wrnSrS parSi9. Gin Scrcr tis birIl6s aufnsrtfanl
hurtb.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-01-10

---- 4Os42.37 81
93ltrao etr Sftnuibrn Shulb, tts
sattt I'M sabr lS49, cbnc bic Summe
btiabtt Gil GcmnFiruCrs bGs iintSnesn
Scros, 261.965 e6
9sltruo, tc;obtt pabrrnc rss Sobrs
tsnpSn Scncs, ~ ~ 2275l3 SO
grocpauNttr 9Ctroo ftr aotmn9
tsr SfTsntlitbru Stbulo in lS40, 495470 80
Sri Dortrtun9 Nsr GCth6ftt hrs Shoeonts nab:
rsno ces etn TlstalS Sabrs iclItt Die, auf pcs I'm:
kibs 9tbcr0ts Sunrmc rrn Sl30.000 fir llm9lbunQ
Der Stbwpltju obbiuNi9cn Slitbc prht Su Der Sunls
NE esr Stbulo I'M OCttmtcr 1S49 m0ttblo0cu lno,
ctcn on9cftbrtGr Summs prn $495,479 80 5u3cfi9t
ipereGn.
gstraa bIr Gntinfttim ShaBamt nab:
reno rss, am l. DSt. lS49 enri9In:
ben Sabrs, $4,434, ,6sS 65
@ttro9 Der Nus9attn wStrsnc bcrFttsn
5tt 40SI77l so
,lsGnfbu6 i'm sbotamt 2ce l849, 577,29O 80
br. DO. 1S49, 926,207 "a
gstro9, bsiabtt an GcmmiFicnsrs osS fins
fsuoen Trncs lis lltcn Saruor 1880,
S227,5l3 63, pcmit tic funbirtc
Gtbuo ciu9ctauf uno rm StaOt iters
trootn puroe, 253, 900 90
llntrribirc gpjtbrn tsr etootsrhulo rom
/. Gw. 1915 unp l. 9tt lSI9, 267,965 Sc
Gau;er Sctraa, Der wSbrruo rss Sabrcs
an Ger Stoot$fhulo btSObt wurbs, 52l, ,465 Sc
Die aarbSetsn &Iointn fir baS IoufInes S0br iinb
ws frI9t rSmIitb
a&nerrsitn, $4,000 90
autticns:GcmmiFitnEn 23,O0O 90
Iuttiens:Gtlobtn, 10000 20
Sar auf 9antosibfnet, 10000 90
Sar auf GcrpcrotiCn$:StcdS, 100000 90
dies GssRtFanl, 100000 90
GBrtbsbaus:gi,riu, 10000 90
.6ltiubSnckr:SNntn, 100000 90
0rannseiEnIin, 5000 90
GiNplhslsr:2iEnftn, $1,000 90
Sbtattr:, Girtuss II. NViun9rrtt.eEEnftn, 5000 90
giQiaro unN 8s9tltabn;9ijtnltn, 5000 90
Gp,iirbSuItr, Birb6uItr u. SSTaurant:9j $4,000 co
Iattnt SRrtSjn:eipnitn, 5000 90
San auf paupblt GEfet 500 90
gPIltdtraf9tIerr, 2'O00 O0
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Snr ouf otIutiTI ltnttr, 2uOUO OO
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Ganot: uno Charlottesville, l,S25OOO O0
Gonol.etrafolotr. oltt gNatSralien, ctt, 5000 90
Sor ouf @mihwjtun9 Ycn Streth ll,OuO O0
Gar oui ltnltihn, 10000 90
Gtbinqi9I Sliht 2mlGjbs. 10000 90
NiyiNtnNt auf Surup;jt H. grGdtniirts, 2000 90
Sidclicn eSublrtign, 800 GO
Guiaiouflus 3iniHr, 5000 90
3urid9tNbN GdrT, 5000 90
otnlfalItSutr, 1000 90
tsbdbrin ouf EfTtnlIitt Tcmttr 1000 90
@rfblteeutS, 2OOO 90
sipfn auf rrRaUedN SIt3* $4,000 90
4.5668OO 90
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-01-10

Ser gOuusrn6r bs9iunt nit elmer oeeio
ustFn Gnerfennun9 Der fortbauenoen @na;
be beS GlImddti9en, wsIder, wdbreno in
onbern SbeiIen unferes Ganbes bic pefiiIenS
ftredHcte Serbeerun9en anrtdtete, bic 8ur:
ger eiefeS Staats perbdItnismd6is frei Don
Der Si6eI be5 3trli0rcrS erbieIt; unb wel.
der, mdbreno bic aIte 8eIt nit Sris9 Sum
9erSnotb uno bhr9erIiten 3ermurfnifen
beim9cfu6t mar, unfern 9eIiebten Staat
nit feusm mannj6faIti9en Seern lber.
fbhttct Bat rppfir mir Sbm aue Gbfurdt
une Sontbarteit Ibulcia Iino.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-01-10
S1O,5744l3 As

Gtfanmtfbutb bts Staats, Stt.
l649, SIO,574.4l3 4
Die funtirts Shulb anl
1.1ti. lS4Smar, 39, 1893, $50 "a
ilnfinrrte Stbuo, l,0Sl, 1856 49
@Ctra9 ron Canal, 81;
liutabn unb SrtCbs
traft, scrtrabirt pcr
bem l. Str. l54S, 367 ,642 50
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-01-10

iInfunoirtt Sbulo, aIs
8dicfnctrn in lImlauf
(cbns 3initnD $G53
Iusitebcuos Sins GSrs
tiTtott, 17t
lln9cfCresrte BE-.
Sinitn oufGsrtiftotc, ;u.
jujitbcn, wrnn oisiCls
ben funbirt cptr bc.
;ablt iinb, II
Ginbeimiitbs GtSu6i9sr,
(auf 2tbrrhnun9) 8;
8itra9 ouf Canal, Gis
fInbabn. II. Sricbtroft.
Stbulocn, tcntrobirt
rot ocm l. @tt. 1S4S
uno nitht burcb bit 2(ps
prcprioticn Ger ItsEn
SieunS tIiobIt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-01-10

e3,239 So
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-01-10
Der SSorSsipciesSa

Nab Dem Seribt bss 9enerat:Gubitcrs
uno Staats' Sbaemeiters, sngerei6t na6
Serfl9un9 Der Qfte pom 10ten QpriI l949
fbisn es, eab nab 3abtun9 Der 3tnfen auf
bic 6ffentIibe S6uIo, uno Der liquidation
uno 3abIun9 anoerer 0nipribe WOfur Ser
wlli9un9en our6 bic 9sfse9sbun9 semabt
marenl une mad NadbaIt einer p0feneen
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-01-10

Der @ebrauh, Die palllrun9 Ooh Ser'
miIiaunasbias bis gum Ieeten Sage Der
Sisuno Su verfhieben, fcGlte nab otefem
permie6en weroen. Oisfe 8ias, weIte Die
Sorafalt uno Qufmerffamesit ouf befonoere
0unfte Ienfen, unc iiber 9rOBe Summen
6ffsntIitbrr 9sIoer usrfiasu, fOGIten fOr9fdl.
tia untrfubt weroen sbe fie Die @susbmi
aun9 aIS 9efeee erbaIten. Nihts fam CT
ne IdueUe unc uncur6ra5ts 9efes9ebuns
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-01-10

267.965 &c
2275l3 SO
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-01-10

3und6ft an @ibt9fsit an bic 6fentIide
S6uIo uno bic 9Isibfelun9 Der Sarcn,
itebt bic Geitune Der 6ffsntIbsn Subsile'
run9en. MIan 9Iaubt baB elm erc6erer Se
tra9 reiuen Ginfcmmsns BON cisfsn Ser
beIsruugen 9sjO9en werben fplIte.
Sa5 2eitun9sfpffsm biefer Srbeferun'
gen fubrt Su annotbi9sn unfOfen uno ent
fernt Die SerantwortIidfeit BON Dem betref'
feneen 9epartCmsnt 9Henn Die QnSabI
Ger Canal @CmmibiCners auf fauf esbCben
wlyes her Staat in Difrifts 9stbsiIt fir
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CLUBBiNG.
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-10-24
6000 hush. Salt.

CANADA SALT nov arriving the best salt the fsrns
~ for Hay and Stock for sale at neatly thin
less than can Be buusht in the cou1ty. Terms cash.
sTOR2s 4 LANGDON
Aurust e6
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-10-24

STATE OF vERMONT,l II Prssais Csur heN NJ
Wssh.assoa District "a Menpsisr. visHis ana fSs = =
district, on the 9oh Day Of sepss~bsr. 4. D. 1850
\ ORENZO D. HILLS, administrator % the estate q
II ZERAH HILLS, sts Of M,ddlsssx, 10 said dissr;et
dsceased his smnisFatiss aeeeuut s setsis'
10 ordered that the be rssssd 70
Tie 21d day Of October next,
at the Probate Once in said Montpelier Tor ex.nsasss
asd alowanos snd that eoncerned be uo,fed bereef
BY the qualifications Of this oder n vsrmons Watchpao
and State joufns Newspaper uted Montpelier three
vseks sueess..sy a. may b, that thcy may
peas and Al ssid tine and place, they eluss oea
thsrsse. By order oft 'ourt,
Is Attest. +. n MERRILL. u..;.>~,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-10-24

JOSEPH GOOCH'S ESTA TIE.
THE subseribers, having keen apooiaed by the nossa
BILE Probate Court fos the District Of Randolph, cenais
sioue TO receive, examine and adjust oil claims end d.
msnds Of al. persons ssa,sss estate Jsseph Gessh
late Of in sni ssrc Sepssssuted ss1
The term Of six monh from the 10Th Of September leo
being allowed by said Cou the creditors o. said
cd, exhibit and their respective claims
Give notice that will intend The dutiss Of appost
the dweisg hsuss Of widow Rebecsa 0ooeh. II
Bsantrse, In said dstc the - Tuesdays q Nevsabs
and February o'cok 10 the Of sad
days J. G. SMITH, Cemmis-
B. G. BAGLEY, sisasrs.
Rain A n vas0 -
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-10-24
so TONS OF MERCHANDISE.

STORkS Z LANGDONS have received and wi % 70
- esivinx this week, their Arst stock Of
New Goods for e1le Fell Trade,
which We ODER vesy small sdvaaes om es, strictly ID
herring price system. Terms cash
Sentembrf 9