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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-08
Teachers Institutes and Normal
Schools.

Schools.
Ia eOmmoa With others, We entertain some 'heo-
rriical Objection. 10 the seo'c-na~ci institutions.
aRJ douls nat ,hat some 'e''o'. al'ase, may have
existed; lut 'i,li~e Know, Jndging from ~hal ~s
have sen, that thy may H. 90 oo"dpc'ed =. To- OLE
waite the. olicctisss, md greatly 'mP'o'e the
pTinciples of Oh" Pre-m system OF ir''rTh"n'-
W. W""ld s'adi, have ""'. OF the ""~ 81 o~ In
'iiiu'r' devoted :" "'hr qualifications ct 'c''"'"
l~s'dc' k"'~'eigr OF Tue H'"ehe' "' Instructed"
rrlo'fed b, Law Ia u 'a"sh' "a o0'"H'o" ''no""'-
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-08
Later from California.

Iiy tie Governor:
InmN q. SLMNrH. SccI,lary ~ Hlllc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-08

\ woman ia OHIO recovered ,lO,OOO oi
stage driver, for refusing 10 carry hcr,r'thr-s
four trunks, nine band.ho,e', AMI
i~O lap-loss on the same ticket.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-08

GsrriNe rNro BUSINESS. A man Who had
~ up business with wheel barrow, was
met IN the stree, BY one who said
i that YOU, Tom. l thought YOU were
gone out OF town"
Ihars trSe,' was the answer. =" YOU
see that ! have gone To Hhssl.ae."
In the census returns, which We publish last
week, an error occurred in the town Of Bethel.
u should have bcen 1853
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-06-26
The True Non Intervention.

One of the main tendencies,i ,if no. objects.
of the Compromise bill now before the
Senate, is to defeat the practical results Of
the doctrine Of non-interven,ion. This is
clearly revealed in the remarks OF Mr..
McMulin, Of Virginia, in the House, on
Saturday. Tha, gentleman said "Dis'
guise i, as you may. those who vote for
the admission Of California, in advance Of
the other questions, might as well face the
music and gallop to the tune Of the "'lmot
Proviso, for the result will be the admission
Of New Mexico and Utah as free States
they following the example Of California,
and excluding slavery We have, IN
these few remarks. the whole secret ol
wha. little supper. the Compromise finds
among the Southern delegation. There
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-06-26

gold; we look at the picture with aston.
ishment and admiration, and though hall
blinded by our tears we are sui able to
read what is written in the picture before
US. Hardly could the Lord OF heaven and
earth utter more distinctly the expression,
.P, Mise me ="
"You make the meaning Of every pic
,ure so plain, tina, i, mus. be just as you
say"
81 have now explained the Language Of
a few pictures in the new book /; but some
times the pictures so mingle what is s;rlk-
ing awful. convincing, beautiful. and trans
porting, that one thing at time is not enough
TO satisfy US, and we are compelled to be-
lieye, fear, trust, love and praise him alto
uelher."
"Wel. did moi expect ,uncle, when you
called out tu me, sAnother new thing, Ce.
c,!.. another new thing" ,ha, it would turn
out 10 be what it is. At first. after you
talked OF thousands of large pictures,' l
felt disappointed TO find that ii was the sky
YOU meant; but you have satisfied me.
The sky is new book to me now. and l
shall do my best to learn TO read it, and to
understand as many Of the pictures in It as
I cap,"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-06-26
ron rUY LEwIsBuR8 cuROsIcLS.
Tho YIpinn
BY JAMES HUMES.

Can il be said that in Columba's land,
man is found, who hates that all are free
hand whose cunning ~ould her flag destroy.
AMI hack the root Of Libcrty's fair tree!-
Destroy a building that our fathers reared
At cost OF blood OF treasure, and Of pain,
And drag a portion to the North and South,
As if divided it could stand again.
Destroy papc- N which names stand out,
Like his Of Carroton and Hancock, brigh:
As if the sun had tinged them with his beams,
To last till he himself should set IN night
Destroy the only model that exists
To mould the world 10 freedom once again.
And drive the silly notion from the earth
That God hath licensed some to rule OF reign:
Metbinks the brave Of Lexington would rise
In blood, as erst they fell, and sword in hand
Unite with those who died at Bunker Hill
To drive the Traitors from our happy land;
And even Arnold, from his lonely grave
In Potters-fcld, would rise, beyond the sea,
And cry, "If love of Liberty you lack,
At least be warnei by what you see in me-
20 April, 1850.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-06-26
The JcNisburg Chronicle is issued

every "Wednesday morning at Le"ispurg, Union
county, Pennsylvania.
TEaNs.-$l,5O per year, for ca,h actually in
advance; $l,75, paid within three months; So
II paid within the wear; $3.50 if no, paid before
the year expires single numbers, 5 cents. Sub.
sc,iptions for six months or less to be paid in
ai,ance. Disconiinuances optional with the
Publisher except when the year is paid up.
Advertisements handsomely inserted at 80 c:s
per square one week. 81 for month, and 50 for
= wear : a reduced price for longer advertisements.
Two squares, 81 Mercantile advertisements not
exceeding one fourth Of column. quarterly, $40.
Casual advertisements ana sob work 10 be paid
for when handed in or delivered.
All communications by mail must come post
paid, accompanied bv the address Of the writer. TO
receive attention. Those relating exclusively 20
the Editorial Dera,tmcnt 10 he directed to ii. e.
HIcKoK. Esq, EdiiOr-and all on business TO be
addressed TO the Publisher.
O1icr Market ST. between Second md Third.
o. n. WORDEN, Printer and Publisher.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-06-26

support-perhaps TO supply the Proiigacy
and dissipation oi-an only son, and
spendlhriii.
As il is curious, on the pythasorear
lprincipie. - trace out the former ambition
Of the various brute species, so ii is no ies'
amusing 10 consider in what shape the die
.erenl indi, iduals of the human race Tor
merly appeared.
a iille way of is lady OF a fair eNter-
ior. Her voice is soft ami genie her
words are smooth and nal.erlng and she
seems To be angelic. Blu, wait Il minute
Something has crossed The grain. Her
eyes begin 10 flash-her face reddens-
Jerusalem wha, fury she is in. she
! berates her husband and every body about
her, and seems now very devil in petit
coats. She mus. have been, formerly,
some sleek tabby cat, who would pur, and
pur, and pu. around YOU. pleased with the
hand that fed and stroked her; until
CHANGING TO rub the hair the wrong woy,
Size uoa!d suddenly fly in rage, and SPIT,
and scratch yonr eyes out.
Here is q man who is eedingly rough
in all lie does. If he is 10 embrace OF. he
will squeeze the very breath out Of your
body. Ii be is 10 shake hands, he will
give you such a grip as 10 make you cry
out with pain, and aln.o,, imagine tha,
your fingers ore in a vice. He never
speaks without growl. In word,
whether in conversation or in action, he is
the very antipodes Of poli,eness and con-
siieralpn. |, requires no stretch OF fancy
10 presume that in his former state Of ex-
s,ence, he was bear. The traces OF his
origin still remain, like some Indian mounds
or tradl,ionsry relics, remarkable for their
dislinc'neSs.
The ladies iha, 1ulier in the streets of
Populous cities, Spending great part Of
every fair day display ing their beauties
to The sun. and dazzling the eyes of be.
holders, must surely, in former state,
have been no other than gay butterflies.
that spor:ed for summers day and then
disappeared from the world.
The cunning speculator, who is ever
busy in looking out Tor bargains, and con-
stantIy endeavoring TO overreach others in
the way of trade. What is he but some VIII
lainous old fox, who having cas-, his skin,
still retains the principal characteristics
whereby he was distinguished IN his for.
mer shape
SIanderers, ii is natural to suppose, were
formerly toads, who, having ceased to
spit their venom in one way, have taken
upon them the improved method OF venting
ii in another.
False friends are but snakes, in dilffe-
ren, dress; and many conque.ors are IL
gers, delighting in bloodshed merely for
boodshed's sake; The same as they did
when they had four legs.
We might 60 on. ad libitum, to enume-
rate parallels; !; but what have been in
stanced may serve to show that they who
denounce the doctrine Of Pythagoras as ri.
diculous, ought not to be too confident in
their own belief. Our present belief is,
that, as the bell is ringing. We will close
.his chapler, and 20 to dinner.-Nor,is-
forn Register.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-06-26
From Sd;'fdin Un,0n MGgGcs'tl
A Sabbath Thought.
BY J. II. BIXBY.

Another Sabbath dawns-all calm and bright
Are earth and sky, and Peace on snow-white wings
Floats down, and by her saint-lke influence brings
To hallowed rest the storms and fears Of night,
HusI,inc our hearts in unison with Light,
And Love. and Happiness, till the spirit springs
In alteration to the King Of kings,
It's Father and its God. for Rest and Light:
Rest from the tolls and cares Of daily life,
Light from the Spirit and Ills written will
day when may pause from earthly strife,
And gain sense Of biessedness To MI
Our hearts with praise for means and merces given,
Here prepare souls for endless lif in Heaven.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-06-26

GA certain degree Of outward prosper.
i,y is indispensable to moral culture. 1t
is vain to expect that the hungry and the
naked will appreciate the hlghes, while the
lowest is unpro7ided for.'
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-06-26

Merit is like the crimson blush on
maiden's cheek-for the more you s''''e
10 conceal il, the more discernlble II IS.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-06-26

A new Article.-Mantels made Of enam'
eled cas-, iron and stained glass, being per-
fec, limitations Of the marble NANTES no"
in use. even more beautiful and durab'e'
and costing from $50 to siSo. according
10 ,,vle and ornament. are coming quits
into vogue.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-06-26

Edwin ". Hutter. recently Democra.
tic Editor, has been licensed to preach by
The German Lutheran Synod.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-08-03

WHAT KIND OF Cows SnoCLD 4 FAR
MER KEEP ~ What arc the qualities nee
esSary TO constitute a gooi COW? a good
mixer hlone does pot, in. our Judgment, con-
sttnte good COW; neither does, good bree-
der nor a good feeder. Ii is these three
qualities combined tliri make good cow.
Give usa COW that is good Tor mIlk-qual-
Sty assweli is quantity considered that when
properly bred TO good bulls will invariably
S,ro,,.ce GOOD calves, aud ore that when dried
of her mix, will. with proper care and atten-
ton, tlbI on flesh rapidly aud eSenly-and
Tor one we-rest, lor ii while at least, Satisfied.
A ad ill we can raise up an entire herd of
cows. each one of which shall possess these
excellenc:es, our aim shall be 10 advance in
Improvement until we can accomplish our
object.
I'd 70 possess the first of these quali'es a
COW should have a fire head Il little wide
above The eyes, but quite small below. and
appear somewhat long. Her nose should be
ola rich yellow color, or at all events not
black. q Herneck should be very small where
il joints the head, but widening and deepen
nig as itapproaches iae shoulders aud brisk
cts. Her udder should he oil good size, well
covered with long, soft hair. and not inclined
10 flesh,ness large milk veins. aud small del
icate horns-they may be long in some breeds,
but iley should be fine, aud she should have
a yellow skin. :. go. 80 s.i 81 % 90 Q. if
10 be good breeder. she should in the
first place be of good stock, and the further
back you can trace her from good stock the
better She should possess all the before
mentioned milking qualities, with n straight
back, wide loins and hips, long deep quarters,
round ribs, bones small incorporation 10 her
size, deep and full brisket. fore legs wide
apart, and lastly. she should be good hand
Ter. a cow that is Il gool handler will also,
invariably, produce rich nilki and il first
rate handler. and possessing the before men
toned qualities she will be u good FEEDER.
This handling quality is, or has been ,co
much overlooked by breeders and Judges of
cattle shows. Judges that will give i'll their
decisions Tor premiums on stock without even
'onchiag the iiniuial are, in our opinion unfit
for the Office. We should not think of pGr-
chasing cow for milk. stock and beef, with
outknowing her to be a good handIer.-I BOis
ems ~ 4. Farmer.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-08-03

hglTrNmSN,

USI received by the Undersigned at their Auc-
- !. IN Room on Water street a very general rs.
sOrtment OF Furniture. Chairs Clocks Looking
Glasses and Loo eng Glass Plates, purchased for
Cash direct from the manufacturers, and consisting
in part OF Walnut and Mahogany Dressing Bureaus
Scroll and plain front Bureaus, BetsieaGs, TaJles
Stands. Desks, SOFAS, great variety Of Chairs.
Children ard Rocking Chairs, Clocks, Lpoking
Glasses Picture Frames, &c &c
Also, a general assortment of Dry Goods and a
large lot ct Notions. All of winch they are deter
mined to sell at LOW prices, ~ IN which the pat
rOnage OK the public is resp, ctiully solicited.
Regular Auction sales every Wednesday, and
Saturday. VIZ t.SiSY & NELS N
n. BE our friends, who So generously assist
cd Us in our nIis0rune. accustomed by the burning
OF Tie Belle OF Tic West, we tender grateful
Acknowledgements. W. * n.
iC6 a
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-08-03
EATCHITTS
Com p Oun d tract of
Cob H.

THIS Medicine, heretofore has been confined al
q most entirely 30 Gouius tic practice, being known
only to The Pioneers of the West and those having
communication with the Indians. With bat few
oxceptons i, has entirely escaped the attention OF
TIE Regular Physician and is altogether unknown
in popuous portions of The country.
hs nedical'propegties are more powerful and va
red Than any other plant known 10 the American
lrIsA POWERFUL ToNlc Curing CLls and Fe-
vers OF long standing, when Quinne and other Ton
have tailed.
lr lIsA SrIMrIrs- Increasing the sccretions of
The Bronchial Neucus Membrane, il cures Asthma,
Bronchitis and Pulmonary Consumption
lr Is AN ALrERATIvE-H Having more powerful
ettcttipcn the Liver than any known vegetable; i;
CURES Dyspepsia, CoStiveness, JaundIcc amt ell b
IRIS ANTecoRBuTiu-1t being proved beyond con-
tradiction that il wW Scrotula Scurvy, and all
Diseases caused by impure blood.
lTls DiAPhdRLrIc-C Curing all diseases OF the
skin, such Itch, letter, Scald Head. Pieurisy,
Ervsipeas, Scarlet Fever, Mica les, and Small POx,
lT Is DIURETIc AND EMEyAGocuE-C Caring diseases
of the kidneys ard BladLer. Hystelia, DeraEged
henslTuation and CaTol.;. Affections OF the Womb.
Of 1t has proved TO be unsurpassed as a MedI-
cine, for Rheumatism and Govt. Mercurial and Sy
phaliiic Diseases
PROOF! PROOFl,
ft. HATcHIFT: We have examined the recipe
iot ,,ur Compound Extract OF COhoSh, and believe
/: 10 be q good and sale medicine
We have no hesitation in recommending il
equal ii not superior 10 any preparation OF Sarsapa-
Mia tor all diseases in which that article is SO
JuHS r. Wilcox. Nj. D.,
irof. Materia Aledica and Therapeutics. Evansville
H. L.. LAycocK, VI. ID, Medical
Prot. Theory and Practice Medicine. College.
NJ. J. BRAY. NJ. D.,
Prof. Prime. and Practice of Surgery.
J. ). SWAMI, NJ. d., HENDERSON, by
Dated Evansville, October 20, lsf9
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-08-03
DYSPEPSIA CUREDt

Dr. IhTcBITT: HaVng been afflicted with Dys
pepsia with all It's nmllilorm symptoms ndiges-
tion pain and uneasimess over the region OF the
stomach; ilaulence and eructi0n vomiting OF meals;
languor aud debility; and having used, without
benefit all the usual remedies, together with several
bottles oil Bulls Sarsaparilla, was induced TO try
your Compound Extract OF Cohosh. J he use OF
bottles cured OF every OF disease; since
which time n space of two months, have enjoyed
excellent hS alth
/ have sold several dozen bottles of your Cohosh
my Wharf Boat, and il has given perfect salts
iactiOc.
For AL those diseases for which il is recommend.
ed believe L superior TO any medicine in use.
Respectfully, II. G. O'RlLEY.
Commission Merchant, Evansville, Ia
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-08-03
NEW ORLEANs, July %, 1880.

NEW VhLEANS, July ., lou.
SUGAR g. MoLAsses-50 hhds fail S gar sold
at Sc Business in molasscs confined TO limited
retail sales. ..g .J
FLoUR-250 bbls Ohio sold at "a l2t, and II
al 81 20 "a % There is no change in prices.
CoRN-There is none on The levee-sales from
store 80 sacks, yellow and mixed, not prime, at
zoe. There is but limited amount OF prime TO
be had from second hand at yesterdays rate, Zoe
OATs-Sales $50 sacks s.. Louis in three lots, at
Soc.
PORK Mess continues 10 retail at 81 15aSi2
and prime al 30 10. ~ -----rr
BAcoN-Sales 10 casks sides at .5c.
LARD OIL35 bbls sci, at soc.
WinvKY-The market is inaniInaie Retail
ing at 2Isa25e
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-08-03
STATE OF INIIANA,
EanGerbUTgh County.

In Tie PToDaie Court OF Marlborough County,
In vacaih.n July %. 1850.
Cholles knowles. Administrators OF tie estate OF
John Yates deceased Is. Harriet Yates, Mar
tia Yates ana William Yates Petition 10 sell
Real estate
= ND at this time comes ilr said admins
n tra'or. and files IL the OiIice OF the Clerk o;
The Probate Court OF VaIlderburgh county, his petit
lion praying lr The sale o The real estate Of said
decedent, and j, salisiacioril apPearlHg from the
affidavit IF disntec>ied person this day filed in
the Clerks Office aforesaid HAT the sad defendants
are all non-Itsiients If the State o! Indiana.
Therefore. notice is hereby given TO The said
Matthew Yates Harriet Yates and William aies,
said compliments said. Petition, on or before the
cang Of This cause at the next Term OF said C0uri,
to he cd al the Court House in Evansville, the
second Monday in August rexi, the same viii be
beard and determined IN their absence.
lv26 3w SANlL i Ik.NklNS. Clerk
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-08-03
LANDS FOR SATE

E'MIGRAN'fo or Others desuous of procuring
II settlements for number Of families in the
same neighborhood, are requested 10 notice the adj
vertisement of tic following lands lying in TENDER
SON County, Ky, any or ell OF which will he sold
very low, ii one enre tFact Is taken by an lndivid
ual or company. Viz:
lst One tract of 1850 acres. being part of Lot
No. VII, lying on the Ohio river, and North OF
Green River. i'll II ndcrson s. Conpany's Grant,
about - ni,les below OveES5oro, n.y. and miles
above Newburg Ind.
"a a Tract OF 1000 acres. parts of lots No "
and V living North OF and fronting about two mile
on Green river in said Grant. two miles above
SpOttsyille at Lock and Dam No where there are
Saw and Grsi Mills, and about Is miles ABOVE Ev
ansville, Ind. i-
81. A Tract OF $3.50 ?c.e-. being lois Nc. IS. in
said Grant. about nle lroui the OHIO river, IL
miles below the towti of Henderson, ky.. and IN:
abOyo Mount Vernon Ind; nearly half Of this liacr
- strong hi land. remarkably well iimbered. well
adopted for grazing raising grapes and other irnit
* within a mile or two OF steam Saw Mill, and
has very superior Sprins upon il. tie balance of
the tract Is level, aud wei adopted for meadows,
and cultivation
4;h. \ rrac, of 1000 acres being rart ofIoi No.
in sad Grant. lying both sides 81 t'reen river,
about II miles from tie town OF Henderson, one
third OF this Is broken and we'll adopted To he
raising OF Grapes and fruit trecs, and contains a
great Gea ct Stone Coal, which Is easy utuccess Qnd
near the Hver; the balance OF The traei is good bill,
we'll tmbered and lies well for cultivation, has
about 20 acres OF cleared land and about 100 acres
wood land enclosed. The iniprovent nts are a
dwelling house with rOOas. two out-hCuseS with
TWO rooms each and stone chninCys To- oil; two
good stables and corn crib oil unuer ore roof at
t3rtins good shed in front ct the crib a j OF which
are We built oi good hcwed logs; On orchard o.
inc irGt trees, garden with some bearing irull
trees grape vires and other smaller fruits and
shrubbcry, and good Spring in ttc yard, public
road runs through the land, ferry Is esiabi5hej
across Green river tnis Is very valuable tract OF
! land. possessing many advantafcs and worth tho
attention of an energetic nian with some capital.
Enquire o!the Subscriber, or lNGLE * WHEELER
On Evansville, Ind who lave plots ald desert p!ot
ef ea-h tract, with prizes. Be- aid will give reer
ences 10 persons living near who vii! slio the sGhle
40 any Tia, may wish 20 see and examine .hern.
JAMES ALViS.
fI..,.l.r.,., L. I,.r-e 90 $50. lMlNI
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-08-03
ADMrNTsTRAroR's NOTICE.

I Ell rERS of Administration the estate OF
Il samuel Carlisle. deceased, have been granted
to the undersigned by the Clerk of Vanderbursh
County; all persons having claims against said es-
tate, tire feqGes;e To present them lawfully au,ilcl
ticatoi for payment, and all lhse indebted TO said
estate are hirejy notified to call and iitk ialno-
dia'e payment. The estate is supposed 10 be sol
VEN. JEROME INGRAM,
lVl3 BY L-a. - = Administrator
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-08-03

vc regret to be compelled 10
N'hoLERAi lsw cases OF cholera oc-
state mat sevcrai l. 'nday and yesterday.
CURED IN 'hf ci'sgpsio D. 'oer Sd and 4,h.
In one lloase betwcen U.. err sail ~ Re
4,c;rrThe ever. upersons " ,tIcr "a scs
attacked. Some three or four I Ia al
occurred 1T Otter rifces in the city. aasr
or nearly faIl lle places where the dis, -.
has appeared the locations have been rena.
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