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II is much safer us 70 ilme and clrcumstances
which later dispose the minds Of accept
o GOOD thsn 20 obtain even NE Sesso laws BY
down those bounds and fences which the wisdom Of past
Which may anay prove sa % Ss .sour %
The existence OF the constitution. Page ia
This is the parliamentary law on the subject The
conjunction OF incongruous matter in the same bill is
always condemned. II is condemned in all cases In
ordinary bills II is declared to be parliamentary
in supply, or money bills, i is declared TO be "uneonsu
iionai and dangsro, 10 ue kingdom, ln point Of evil
to fair legislation, the practice is equally fragrant in all
cases. Il can only be attempted Tor undue purposes
either 10 make strong bill carry weak one or to break
down good bill with bad one to combine an inter-
est to carry, In conjunction, what could not be carried
slngy or 10 coerce the other house or to embarrass the
Executive to make members vote against proper bills
BY putting something improper into them 10 every case il
Is supplementary. That is the character which the
books apply 10 the transaction. Now what s unpar-
hamsntary s an act contrary to the law and practice
Of Parliament and unbecoming Parliament, and unit
to be done in Parliament Is thing which cannot be
rghtfuly becomingly done by Parliament Il is thing
which degrades and injuries Parliament II done and must
be Of evil tendency 10 that respect IN addition TO all other
evils II Ia condemned In Europe and America Many OF the
late constitutions Of the States condemn and prohibit it,
California herself among the number II 10 condemned by
public sentiment IN our country and sgmatized BY the obi
epithet OF ogvoing" IL cond cmned BY the ordl-
nary practice Of both houses Of our Congress, which
is 10 bring single bill for each subject Even pension
bills though Of the same nature often made separate
sSoed combine 10 pass soms BAD essss Il i the
practice Of the Senate itself in this very case; for
separate bill has been reported for California; and the
effort nov IL, to add other bills Of foreign, incohe
rent, and incongruous nature 10 that separate bill 20
reported and now standing single on the file, and ready
for decision.
have cited parliamentary law applicable to all cases.
quoted British authorty--the fountain Of our law-and
me same from which Jefferson extracted his Manual
nave now % quote American law applicable and special
sme asklns admission into the Union, and have law
Of our own upon the point Parliamentary Law, like
other Codes 10 made up of positive enactment, and by
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-05-07

he, 'and much do ! need your prayers. Oh,
dray that may conquer tho tyrant which
has gained such a powerful grasp upon mo
pray that may be free from his chain once
more! am pentent, my sister. If strength
be given us from above, will struggle ill
am freer Margaret uttered cry of Joy, and
sank into his arms.
'Tis the happiest moment Of my life she
said, 'oh, think God has indeed heard my
prayorsp
Il trust he has, and last night he sent q
dream TO snatch me from the gulf Of ruin. /
thought my mother came to me and placed
her hand upon my brow, as she used to do in
my happy childhood, and she looked into my
face so tenderly, so mournfully and said in a
sad, sweet yoice-'Oh my son, turn and bo
snvedI and she pointed away to beautiful
path which led upward, and seemed to see
angel forms bending around me and whls-
pering, Turn, turn, for why will ye der
That dream left vivid impression upon my
mind, and all through the day, whenever any
appetite has prompted me to taste the fatal
draught, my mothers voice has sounded in
my ear and held me back
Tie bowed upon the grave' and the foun-
tain of tears was broken up. He wept in sim
cere penitence, and prayed for strength and
guidance from above.
'Methinks the spirit Of our mother is ho-
vering over us, said Margaret. as they rose
from their knees. He pressed her hand in
silence and they left the city of the dead
From that hour the demon of intemperance
was conquered, and the brother was restored.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-05-07
MORTGAGE SALE.

II AEF AULl naVln9 Oeen Hluuc III lHe pay
lIment of certain sum of money secured to be
paid by ndenture of Mortgage bearing date the 22nd
day of December ls45. executed by Daniel d. Fran
cisco of the township of Reading. Hllsdale County
Michigan, to Ira : Nudge, of the same place
which mortgage recorded in the Office
of the Register of Deeds of the County Of Hills
dale, in Lber ID of Mortgages on pages SCI and 562,
and on which there is claimed to be due at the date
ofthis notice. the ofihrse hundred and eighty one
dollars and four cehts (S3sl,O4) and no proceedings
law in equity having been instituted for the re-
covery fthe same, or any part thereof
Notice is hereby given. that by virtue of power
of sale in said mortgage contained and pursuant to the
Statute in such case made and provided, the premi.
ses described in said mortgage TO witt "All that GER.
tain piece or parcel of land, situate lying and being
in the County of Hillsdae described follows. viz:
The south east quarter Of the south quarter and
thirty one acres of the side of the west half of
the south east quarter of section six in Township
her seven south of range number four west, in the
State of Michigan, containing seventy one acres OF
land more or less Will be sold at Public Auction
or Vendue to the highest bidder the Court House
in the Village OF lllsdals in said County. Friday
the alth day of June A. ID. 1850, clock in the
forenoon ofihht day.
Dated February %, 1850.
IRA s. NUDGE, Mortgagec
GEO Cor Au'y. n35
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-05-07
The Herd and the Heart.

Here is beautiful thing from the pen of
Mrs, Cornwall Barry Wilson's:
''Pleasc, my lady, buy nosegay, or bo-
stow trife,' was the address of u pale,
emaciatcd woman, holding a few witherod
flowers in her hand To lady who sat on the
bench at Brighton Watching the blue waves
of the receding tide. Il have no pence, my
good woman, said the lady, looking up from
the novel she was perusng with a listless
gaze; 'Ifi had, would give them to you.
Il am poor widow, with three helpless chill
dren depending upon me- tcouid you bestow
a small trine to help us on our wayP Il have
no half-pence,' reiterated the lady, somewhat
pettishly.
Really she added, as the poor appli-
cant turned meehly away, this is worse than
the streets of Llnion; they should have a
police on the shore to prevent annoyance.
They were the thoughtIess dictates of the
head. Mamma said the bue-eyed boy.
who was playing on the beach at tae lady s
feet, tlnging pebbles into the sea. Il wish
you had penny, for the poor woman does
look hungry and you know that we are go
ing TO have a nice dinner, and you have
promised mo II glass of wine The heart OF
the lady answered the appeal of the child;
and with blush of shame crimsoning her
cheek at the tacit reproof his artless words
conveyed, she opened her retieule, placed
halfa crown in his tinny hand, and in anoth-
er moment the boy was bounding along the
sands on his errand Of mercy.
In few seconds he returned, his eyes
sparkling with delight, and his features
glowing with health and beauty. Oh mann
ma. the poor woman was so thankful, she said
God bless the noble lady, and you, too, my
pretty lamb, my children will now have bread
for these two days, and we shall 90 on our
way rejoicingl The eyes of tho lady glisten-
ed as she heard the recital of her child, and
her hear told her that its dictates bestowed
apleasure the cold reasoning of the head could
never bestow.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-05-07
[For the Standard
Rural Life.
by C. @.

For rural life quite long i've sigh'd,
'Tis there really love to dwell,
Transported row from city PRIDE
feel with Joy my bosom swell.
The gentle breeze Of welcome spring;
love TO greet mid silvan shades,
And hear the feather'd songster sing
Among the tender vernal glades.
like TO live where laughing streams,
Unrullled flows as yophyrs by
Der which the sun eflugent bedms,
Rosplondent from the azure sky,
Beside their banks the Cypress wave,
Its leafcrowned top serenely proud;
Meath which mysterious nature gave,
It's bow'ry groves in modest crowned.
The native music of the woods,
Inspires my weary mind with glee-
A rural life berelt of floods,
Yes surely It's the life for me.
The lorid cheek of blooming health,
How oft in rustic shades we find
The Yeoman's fast increasing wealth,
The bright, the happy, and the kind
really hate that languid walk,
That pale, oh yes, that painted face
Dear me, what strange presumptuous talk;
They tell us It's all city grace.
oh, give to me a rural life
Twill rsise no pangs of grief or shame.
With labor care and houest strife
There let me live unknown to fame.
Moscow, April, 1850.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-05-07

seemed more uneasy than ever. began
now To feel strangely.
Where is Ph9be! | now called out 10
Margaret, who was in the kitchen.
''Pm stirB don't know. replied Marga aret.
i thought she was with you
AT this moment, with a short bark, Nero
spraDg away towards The spring. j saw this,
and fearing that Phoebe might have wander
ed off In that direction. followed quickly -
But. ere had gone half way, | beheld the
noble dog returning with your little sister in
his month. and the water dripping from her
dait and clothes She appeared to be quite
head when took her in my arms; and did not
show any signs Of life for nearly half an hour
afterwards. Then she began slowly to re-
cover. Oh. my sonl think what might have
teen the consequence. il our faithful Nero
had not been NJ home
Harry coveredhis face with hi. hands. and
burying them in his mothers lap, sobbed
biuerly.
And will Phoebe get well. mo,he,l' he
asked, looking up with fearful eyes after he
had grown calmer.
Yes, my son." replied Mrs. Long. "She
is out Of all danger now. God has permitted
her still TO remain with u.s."
''Oh! IL she had been drowned. said Har-
ry. the tears flowing afiesh.
But for Nero this painful event nigh
have taken place
Suppose he had gone TO school with mel!
The boy saddened as ne spoke.
Sad. sad might have been the consequent
ces Of your disobedience, my son. You now
understand what meant by our wrong acts
affecting Others as we'll as ourselves. In right
doing, Henry, there is always safety. Never
forget this. May the lesson you have receiv-
ed go with you through the remainder Of
your lile.'
Just then Phnbe awoke and raised up in
bed. Harry ran to her. aud putting his arm
about her neck. kissed her tenderly. Nero
came in soon after and shared the JOY and ca
resses Of his young friend. with whom, not
many hours before. he had Joined in willing
disobedience. But. Nero was not To blame
in this; for he followed the instinct Of his ns-
ture. Harry was alone to blame; for, he had
reason and reflection, aud knew that the act
he meditatad was wrong, because il was an
act of disObedience.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-05-07
MORTGAGE SALE.


WHEREAS default has been made in the
w payment Of certain of money secured
to be paid 10y udenure of mortgage bearing date the
ninth day o May inthe year, a. D. lsis executed by
Abjah Mosher,o Allen, Hillsdale county and State Of
Michigan. to Joseph Moss ofihe State Of New York.
snd which said mortgage was duly recorded in the
Registers Office Cor the county Of illsdale and State
of Michigan on the fourteenth day of June AD. ls4s
IA libcr +. of mortgages on pages les and ls9 and
there is due SAID Mortgage al the date Of this
notice, the of TWenty-seven dollars and fifty
cents, it being for the first payment Of interest due
and unpaid on said mortgage, and whereas, said
mortgage contained power of sale over the premises
therein described in of any default in the condi
ton thereof and no suit atlaw in equity has ever
been instituted 10 recover the debt remaining secu-
red by said mortgage, or any part thereof
Notice is therefore hereby given that by virtue of
said power of sale in said mortgage contained, and
agreeable 10 the Striutes in such made and pro.
vided, VIII be sold 81 public auction the highest
hidder-suhec the principal sum of fmoney in said
tgage contained. md expressed, and the interest
To become due on said principal sum-on Thursday
te @7th day of June nest ~ two clock Il. NJ. oltat
day, a; the Court House. in ilie Village Of Hsdae
in the County of Hillsdale aforesaid. that being the
place OF holding the circuit court for said county of
Hlilsdale. The following described Land TO wit:
All those certain pieces parcels n land situate in
the Township of Allen. County of Hillsdae and
State of Michigan. known and described as follows
viz: The west half ofthe south quarter Of sec
tion number twenty (2O) aud the east half of the
south east quarter of section number twenty
one t2ll containing one hundred aud sixty acres
OF land. more less. excepting therefrom
the equal undivided one half of FIVE acres here
tolore decided convey edit Ira Latham; also one un-
divided half part of the privilege of mill race de.
scrbed in deed from William N Nichols and Pris.
celia his wife, 10 the party Of the first part bearing
date the fourth day of December, A. D. 1885, aso all
that other piece of land bounded as follows conmen.
cling in the center Of the Chicago Road in section one
between sections nine and ten, thence North eleven
rods thence Easterly parallel with said road nine (9
rods and thence South TO the center ofthe Chicago
road thence along the line othe centre of said road
to the place Of beginning, all being in township six
south of Range four west. Dated April 4th 1850.
JOSEPH MOSS, Mortgagee
GEO MONROE Au'y for Mortgagee. n32
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-05-07

Alta debating club, the question was dis
cussed whether there is more pleasure in
tbs possession or pursuit OF an objeci;-'Mr
President said an orator, 'spose was couf-
tin 4 gal, and she was To run away, and was
to run arter her. wouldn't | be happier when
catched hef.ihan when was running arter
bcfF The President 'fell. as soon as he
recovered he decided il "a knonck down ar
pument'
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-05-07

NEWSPAPERS IN N. Y.-Pettingilrs Re
porter contains a list of newspapers and pc
riodicals published in the State of New York,
from which we find that the whole number
of woeklies is $40, and of dailes GI. Eigh-
teen dailies, 10 semi-weekes, som-mon-
thlies some 25 monthles, and 73 weekies,
arc published in the city of New York alone.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-05-07

REVOLUTIONARY ANEcDoTE'-Tho follow =
ing curious incident which occurred during
the revolutionary war, shows that if the use
of tobacco has shortened the lives of many, a
tobacco box once saved the life oft stout SOL
der:
At the ever memorable battle of Bcning
ton, there stood i'm the ranks a -lIamp
shire militia man, by the name of Jonathan
Wheeler. This Jonathan was man of Her
culeaE strength. with red, bushy hair, pecu-
liar squnt of the eye, and fighting propcnsi-
ties strongly developed: ho was. moreover, a
dead shot, cool, deliberate and CIRCULATING
He was prepared Tor action in his cartridge
box were twenty four rounds of ball catrdg-
es; in his ean,een, pint of potatoe whiskey;
in his breeches pocket and iron tobacco box
of ample Dimensions, which had once belong
cd to his grandfather, old Adonijah Wheeler,
of Scataquog. When the heat of the battle
was over and old Johnathan found time to
take quid of the tranquilizing weed, upon
drawing the box from his pocket, he found
with astonishment unutterable, the indenta-
ton of musket ball upon the lid. His trus-
ty box had received the charge some of sharp
shooter, and in all probability prolonged the
life ofas brave follow as swung knapsack!
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-05-07
Mortgage Sale.

ON the 10th November A. d. ISIS, Rob
~ ert O'Mealy executed TO Henry Naldron
mortgage upon village lots numbered ten, (lOl-
eleven (ll)-and sixteen (iO)-according to a sub
iii ,sion of part ofthe Village Of lilsdalo, made by
Chauncey w. Ferris. lohn Il Cook and Henry
Wallron and recorded in the Office of Register of
Deeds of Hillsdalc comfy, in Liber i. of Deeds
on Pages $50 aud l5i, which Mortgage contains n
power of sa'e, and recorded on the 10Th day Of
November 1918 in the Registers oice OF Hillsdale
county. in .ibcr +. of Mortgages on Pages $40 and
81. The amount due ana unpaid on soid Mort
gage is sixty-three dollars md sixty one cents nt
the date of this notice. for the recovery Of which
no proceedings have hecn instituted.
The said Mortgage will be forocloscd by sale rs
81" statute provides. ut the Court House IN the
Village of Hisdalc. the 30th day of May. \. -.
1851 at twelve ofthc clock noon of 20 much of the
Mortnagcd premises ae may be necessary TO satisfy
the amount duo thereon, n.d all iego! charges.
HENRY WAlDRON,
IIillsdaln 26 Feb. 1850 MortgGgec.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-05-07

A correspondent states that so great has
been the increased demand Tor the article OF
sulphate Of Quinine 10 This county, as re.
medal agent, that the price has gone in five
years from two up to four and hall dollars
peF ounce.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-05-07
Citv .4geucies

VB.PALMER. the American Newspaper Agen'
IS authorized to receive subscriptions and advertise
ments for this paper. His Offices are at
BosroN, Congress street.
NEW York. Tribune Buildings.
PHILADELPHIA, n W. cor. Sd aud Chestnut ST.
BALTIMORE, $. W. cor. North and Fayete st.
p HONAN is onr authorized Agent at Detroit.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-05-07

GREAT FREsHEr IN UPpER Canada
The neighborhood Of Toronto, Canada West,
has been visited with most destructive fresh
ct, carrying away dams, bridges, and ware
houses. sn5rierging farms and dwellings, and
doing imm ense damage, on the streams fnr
great distance around.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-05-07

Ii is estimated that the destruction aud in.
jury to STEAMBOATS, on the Mississippi River
in the month of January. amounted to the
enormous sum Of S806.000,
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-05-07

CAMEL DEAD.--One Of the lot Of seven
camels which recently passed through Ha-
gerstown, from Baltimore, en- route for ST.
Louis, the Hagerstosn News says, died ia
the vicinity OF Hancock, Md.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-05-07

Among all her sesward looking cliffs.
Spain has not single lighthouse. from the
Pyrahees to Point Europia;-she has no
railroads. no canals, OF teegrsphs, and lately
there has been no safety tor travellers on tho
highway.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-05-07


0FS The following is the list OF paisso-
gers killed and wounded, as reported in the
Sandusky papers.
KiLLED-Myron Titus. Dayton, o.
f.. w. Hart, Perrysburgh, o., fornerley
Of Lower Ssndusky, q.
Wife and child Of John Ellis Fort Wayne.
lad. came on board at Toredo FOR Waterloo.
Canada West. Her cousins. two large sized
men with sandy hair were with hei aud GO
ing 10 Buflalo-all missing.
An English lady iiom ST. Louis. name IN
known going to Cali. c. W.--missing.
A son Of Archer Biackney, Two aud half
years old, drowned.
j. w Doty. Warsaw III, formerly Of Au-
burd. N. Y.
DANGEROUSLY WorYDEp. ]. Wolf Oft
Wayne, Ind. said TO be man OF wcith.-
His recovery is doubtful.
j. H. JOHN. Chiuenden oouo,y. w.
A son OF John Ellis, years old. f.t
Robert Shay, Dayton. o.
BADLY SCALDED Eur LIKELY TO RE6oeEA.
John TIerney. Louisville. Ky.
A. w. Gray. Saltwater. Saratoga CO. N. Y.
SLIGHTLY ScALDED. John Bradley. Cleve-
land o.
Matthew Foulker. Sheffi.ld. Mass.
Henry McDonogh, Trenton, Mich.
John Ellis. formerly OF Mount Pleasant.
G.. w. but lately Of Fort Wayne. lod.-
There is a sad prospect thst he will bo tbs
oniy survivor of his family, wife and two
children.
SAvEp.-D. A. Eddy. Cleveland. o.
Charles ]. Smith, HiIlsiale. Mch,
Col. r Van Horn, Alton. III.
c. Mullen Cleveland, O.
A. X. Pettineer
John Wool. Oxford. q.
Caroline Klmbsl, aud child. Spriog6eid, q.
John G. Wageoner, Cleveland. o.
-Bslco.n. Cleve land, O.
G.. w. Gum. wife aud two children. To-
edo. q.
Two passengers. names nnkuowut who
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-05-07

The instinct Of selfprese valon in the ma
tural life. is fear. In the spiritual life, II is
hope. We are saved by hope
Let mine be the influence which Is felt
while | am here. and noticed and acknowl.
edged when am gone
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-05-07

Camels have been imported into b Baltimore
for an overland caravan. which is to leave In
dependence for San Francisco commencing
next June.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-05-07

Astronomers are in state Of considerable
excitement at present, in the expectation Of
the comet Of 1856
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-05-07

SPEECH OF AN INDIAN.--An Indian chief
OF the Rocky Mountains SAIL to white man
who wished to introduce strong drink into
his country: OF what good is the firewarer!
IL barns the thfoat and the stomach. Ii
makes man like bear: as soon as lie has
tasted IT, he bites, he growls. he howls and
ends by falling down like a corpse: Your
fire.waIer does nothing but evil; carry u to
our enemies, and they will Kill each other,
and their wives and children will be pitied.--
As FOR u.s. we do not wish il; we are foolish
enough without it,
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-05-07
SPRING 81 SUMMER
FASHIONS
FOR I95O.

TENho subscriber takes this opportunity Of inform
ing the public generally that he has just receiv-
cd asuperb Plate Of Fashions for the present season,
which for elegance aud comfort have been
ed az any subsequent period, the reports conss Of
two beautiful riding habits, for ladies'. Also. Gents
plain and fancy dress together with good assortment
Of business habments, all of which are well adapted
for the Fall and winer ware.
u His shop at the old stand, at the large
sign, on Broad street. Il. HATTON.
% Cutting and Making done on the most approx.
ed plan, aud all work warranted.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-05-07

Why is an unwelcomc visitor like a shade
Ireel
Because we are glad when he leaves.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-05-07

Pronounce the Indian name OF Belfast,
which is Psssagassawskesg; and IL you sue
ceed, Try the original name Of Webster.
which IS this-Chsrgoggagogcggmanchog-
gagogg.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-05-07
Terms of Subscription.
Rates of .Adpertising.

Legal epverisements at legal rates Of advertising
lCT Business men in this place, receive the
paper one year with their Card insented at the
OF s5 90 year, by the Carrier.
NJ All advertisements must be accompanied with
written directions for the length of time they s
be published, or they will be inserted until forbid,
and charged accordingly.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-05-07
BOOK BINDIN G.
VI. 81. JOHN.

HAS commenced the business Of Book Bind
d Il ing in Jonesvile. where he is in readiness to
do anything in that line, in good style and at rem
sonable prices.
Magazine, Public Documents, Blank Books or
old books needing new covers, WILDE bound TO order
O. Books for binding may be left at tho Standard
Office with directions how TO be bound, and can be
bad at the same place after binding.
Jonesville Feb. u ls4g
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-05-07

]; was debated before Agesilans, whether
courage on justice was the greatest virtue.
There would he no occasion for valor, if
all men were JUST" observed the king.