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The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1851-08-28
For the Literary Echo.
Solitude.

This sacred shade and solitude what is It!
'Tis the felt presence of the Deity. ."-Young.
IT'S here alone at days decline,
In this fair bower of Natures art,
How oft, as bursting meteors shine,
Has some new thought lit up my heart,
Till joys in prospect of my theme
Awoke impulsive being there,
To deep and fervent for the sheen
That gi Ids the borders of dispair.
Yes, Nature, to thy outstretched arms
rush to meet thy fond embrace,
Regardless of the worlds vain charms
haste in thy sweet smiles to trace
Undying beauty, truth and love,
Infusing likes of noble aim;
To tell that thou vert from above,
And hast on me immortal claim.
Come, orphan, to the tender ties
That infancy nor youth has shared,
And heave no more unbidden sighs,
Nor mourn for friends by time unspared
Here is thy teacher and thy friend;
And spirits of thy heavenly dreams
Will on thy dropping vintage send,
From founts of hope, its living streams.
Come ye who at ambitions shrine
Have seen its empty bubbles burst;
And ye around whose cup doth twine
The serpent once in Eden cursed,-
Come ye and feast on angels food,
And drink life's draught and never die.
Here thou mays't learn absorbing good,
Where Wisdom's finger points on high.
Come read on mountains, rugged, steep,
The history of an unknown age,
Ere man was made, or mem'ry's sleep,
And hail q new historic page.
Come ope the book of verdant leaves,
With pictured flowers of beauty rife,
And read that he who made thee weaves
His wisdom in their hidden life.
Come listen to Niagara's roar,
To thunder peals that shake the earth,
To waves that lash New England's shore,
And winds that revcl in their mirth,
To warbling songs that greet the ear
With melody and cheer divine,-
For all proclaims that God is here,
And will to penitence incline.
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1851-08-28

STICK NO BILLS HERE.-During a late
Concert at tie City Hall in Manchester,
several of the seats having been spoken for,
were labelled " engaged" Upon the au,
dience leaving, it was ascertained that one
of the ladies walked home with the word
" engaged" in large letters upon her back
one of the labels having been fastened to
her dress Times.
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1851-08-28

pa~ Fame how we profess to despisc
it, and yet how we run after it Who
is there that does not feel tingle of pleas
ure, if he is standing on the sidewalk and
sees an omnibus passing with his name in
large capitals on the sides ?
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1851-08-28

A reason has been discovered why pig
curls his tail. 'Cause he can't keep it
straight.
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1851-08-28

Bay Be-,oarc-that's what the potter
said to a lump of clay.
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1851-08-28

pI- Friendship is life's sunshine.
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This sacred shade and solitude what is It
'Tis the felt presence of the Deity. Young.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-10
sailors Snug Harbor.
STATEN ISLAND, Saturday, d

STATEN ISLAND, Saturday Dec. q, lool
Ma. GREELEY Viii YOU have the kind
ness 70 insert the following correction of an error
made II your paper few days since concerning the
"seamen's Retreat Hospital on Staten Island.
The writer speaks Of this institution in an ineiden-
tel manner and says Of it that Here 5000 superan
nuaied sailors are regularly fed and clothed aud
taken care OF BY the citizens OF the State OF New
York Here are two hlunders lst. A msroncep-
ton Of the character Of the institution II is for the
reception OF sick sailors and they are 1T subjects
for the place no longer than they nee- medic treat
ment The Sailors Snug Haroor" Is the home
for the superannuaied and worn out sailor o.. The
cltizens OF New-lOfk" have nothing 10 90 with
feeding. clothing and taking Of" the poor sick
SAILOR n this institution. Their own hard earnings
reared FOR them this retreat for the day Of calamity
ana II IS and ever has been sustained By them alone
81 an annual expense o. more than s20010 raised
py tax levied on each seaman entering the pert of
New ok. / know Of no other class OF men CON-
Peso by law 10 make provision for Their future COM
Io't ara yet they are represented again ans again
a leShc paupeTs-a class than which none are more
use u none more exposed, none more abused
oeeni y but justice 20 ST amen 10 correct the
ABOVE misrepresentation. Honor 70 wnom hoaor Is
cue fleAse say to the "cit lens of Neg-Fork
uroosa your widely circulated journal that sailors
" ci0'he, ieed anc take care Of" themselves
An OLD SAILOR AND SHsPMAsTER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-10

.1,,. r,u ;..,,.. .,co.e,ion Of delicious fsacies
and sweet pathetic "reminiscences ~ '"e ''""'
Old Knick. Samuel nuestIon)
z,="Tuv PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL" and
"Tvy w.rER CURE JOURNAL" for December i'saea
- po~,e,sS Wells each complete volume and
sn.,sin an excellent variety Of popular and insiruc-
tive reading The interest OF the subjects is greatly
enhanced BY the numerous spirited engravings wlIh
which they are illustrated. The December Humoef
OF their juvenile periodical, THE STUDENT ue
seseryes the attention of parents about 10 proviae
for the intellectual entertainment Of then cnioren
curing the coming season
~ 1.-THE INTERNATIONAL" Tor Decem-
ber opens with an article on the Mormons' Win SIX
engrayings. Among the original matter IS crltl-
cism on Bryant as a Poet with sketch OF his Lie
The department Of "Authors and Books mas us
usual copousness, diversifyng It's literary lnfoma-
ton with frequent dogmatic judgments, many Of
which are untenable, though announced with the
confidence of an oracle. The selections are al
mirsble. On the whole, we think better nuinoer
ofthe International" has not oeenissued 'Shhsei
& Townsend.)
u "SARTAIN," " GRAHAM" Cooley,
and "PErERsos," for Dec, are embellished with a
prosion of engrav ings and present their accustomed
quota of readable articles On the whole, we give
Graham the preference for this month Dewitt
& Davenport, II. Long & Brother.)
70 Lindsay & Blackiston have Issued a
new edition of JARvIs's "IMPRovED METHOD OF In
srRucrIoN FOR THE PIANoFoRTE," manual con-
tanning collection Of the most popular airs, together
with numerous original compositions. Its merits
are too well known to practical teachers to require
comment. (sold by Dewitt & Davenport
~ "THE EcLEcrIc," for Dec, shows
its usual excellent taste in the character of its seec-
tioEs which comprise the most substantial literary
matter OF the recent English periodicals. tW II.
BdWell.)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-10
KOSSUTH ON GOVERNMENT.
From The Tendon Daily News.

We have been favored with some dOcu-
ments prepared by M. Kossuth, in illustration OF
his views upon Hungarian politics, hitherto I'M
published II is proposed TO print them, from
cay to day, in The DAILY Ners, as fully as our
space will allow. We commence with the fol.
lowing important paper, which embraces the
views of Kossuth on the future government of
Hungary, written while the illustrous exile
was detained IN Turkey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-10

FROM Turks IsLAND.-By the arrival of
the bFg Clara, Capt NorsraTe, at Philadelphia from
Turks Island which port she le on the 25th ILL.,, we
learn that there was salt At any of the Islands
she having on board al that was On hand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-10

~ "HARPrRs' MAGAZINE" for Deem
Der, has several original articles of uncommon IN
terest wellwri,en, fl OF vivacity and seasonable.
Among them find a succinct sketch Of the Life Of
kossa.h, graphic narrative Of the American Arctic
Expedition, with numerous drawings made on the
SPOT and the profusely furnished Editors Table
Drawer, Easy Chair, Summary of Events, Notices Of
Books, sc. Mr.. Asbott's Life Of Napoleon grows
more and more interesting II would be hard to dis
cover more admirable piece Of biography. The
selections in this Number. ussal are various and
OIL popular character
lHE kNIcERRBOCKER," for Decem-
Der mas some punsent comments on portions of our
current literature, amid its genial essays and quaint
eayeues' The poesical contributions in this num-
Der are OF superior order. The price OF subscrip
ton is reduced with the next volume, though AZ
engagements have been made TO give still srester
interest and value 70 the matter than heretofore
We notice that every number of is52 will contain
~ article nom the pen Of TX. Marvel, whose name
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-10

R A work which promises to be of
great interest is announced as nearly ready for pub
hcation, entitled "AusrRIA In ISIS and lSi9" by
William II. sTIIEs, late United States Charge
dAfaires at the Court of Vienna. Mr.. Stiles was in
intimate relations with Kossush, having been his
medium of commune alton with the Government of
Austria. His book embraces history Of the March
and October Revolutions in Vienna, Of the Hunga-
ran campaigns, of the Italian wars and of other i'm.
por,ans events which have gwen such memorable
character to the period with which |, is occupied A
more comprehensive view of Austrian politics, We
may venture to say has never been published, and
the positon and character OF the writer are ample
vouchers for its authenticity We shall wait impa-
tiently for its appearance.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-03-19
The Mormons of Salt Lake City

nU Auof uAoAS VI CotS AaAc Oltys-h
correspondent Of The Washington . Eta"
writing from The Mormon cny al Salt
Lake. thus speaks ofns inl,ahllan,-
This is singular community; rnn-
sis enry and Inconsistency. ligh, and dark.
ness. and bigoIry and lo'eralion are strange
~ blended.
:. Reasoning clearly aud logically. as
they d.. respecting mans natural rights
and duties, and having established tie
largest liberty f"r o hers. they ave ihrm-
selves the ueriest slaces Of the priest
hood.
Over religious. and protesting an un.
bounded reverence for all things sacred.
believing that they are The chosen people.
aud have direct communication with God
himself. they make the Sabbath day IL
amusement and recreation. of balls and
fndangoes and profanity Is as common
here a. payers are al Obrrlin. Even the
priests ran. many Of them. utter oaIhs
that would make an ordinary christian
mans hair stand up.
They will probably commence their
Temple next sumner. They say they
intend To cree. Temple that shall be-
surpassed in size and maQnificenre hy No
building on earth. aud presume they will
accomplish il. as they are all zeal. and as
rich as gold can make them. The popu-
lalion Of the rily is about 5000 There
are several smaller cities or villages in
different parts of The valley"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-03-19
Obituary.

Died, in this county, on Wednesday the 9Th
inst, Mrs. LlrscoxB, wife Of Mr.. John l.ipscomb,
in the 9th year Of her age. The deceased was
dutiiul and afec,ionate wife and mother, and her
amiahle disposition had won for her the esteem
Of large circle Of friends.
Died, in this county, on Tuesday the llih
inst, after long and painful illness, Mr. Dawn
Tissrs, aged about 30 years, highly respecsa-
bic citizsn. He was a good husband, an afIec-
tionate father, kind master, and useful CHI.
zen; in word, be vas, smphatically IAN honest
man."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-03-19

aud canaaf stAud .al hrmlysal seeusr.
" as elder and better established pa.
Sra. mar not Be passed 81.
A short. Asssrs. Editors, sinee the
Edltar d the southsra Democrat IL not
At liberty. ~ all tiIues, to spen his p.
per 10 bring public agents. hefarr the
tribunal OF pablie opinion 70 answer for
their breaches Of trust. I must ask ron
to publish this.
! will. AZ another time. prove con-
elusirely that the Rail Road can be
brought any where through the town Of
6raham without increasing the. ex-
pense. Please publish 10 this weeks
Recorder. and oblige.
s. l.. HOLT.
Alananee. March IS. 1854.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-03-19

wake rorest roiicse, Harch IL, 1901.
The following preamble and resolu.
tons were read and adopted at the las,
meeting of the PhiIomathesian Society
Whereas. intelligence has been re.
Gently received Of the death of DR.. LIE
ROY STRAYHoRN, of Carol county, Ten
nessee, formerly an active. jealous and
highly esteemed member of the Phil0-
mathesian Society; therefore
Be IL RESOLVED, That, while We sub
nit with unfeigned reverence and hu-
mility to this affective dispensation of
an all-wise and gracious God. in whose
hands are the issues of life and death,
we sustain an irreparable loss.
Resolved, That we do sincerely SYM
pathize with the bereaved family in
their severe and heart-rending Attic
ton and with the community in which
he lived for the loss of one Of its most
useful and deserving citizens; and
with society in general, for the loss Of
one Of its most becoming and brilliant
ornaments.
Resolued, That a copy of these reso-
lutions be sent to the Hillsborough Re-
corler and Tennessee Wing. request
ing publication.
RESOLVED. That copy Of the above
resolutions he transmitted to the fami-
ly of the deceased.
b. f. BIDDLE,
T.. SLADE, SCommittee.
A. ID. BLAcKwooD.
P.s. The Tennessee Wing will please insert
the above.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-03-19
MARRIED,

In Alamance county. on Tuesday the 18th
instant. by the R,v. A. G. Hughes, ALExASpER
WILsoS, VI. D.. to Miss MansAREr E. BRAD-
SHAW. daughter Of William Bradshaw,eq. i.
In Orange County, on the 18th, ul,imo. by the
Rev. A. q. Hughes, Mr.. GEoser A. AtrxS to
MISS KrIIAa e. RosERsox.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-03-19

ssvrd by'lhs sisamef gnqu,.is. Shl.g, Fst.
tnnlirly Was nrsF hy. The sornr, when
ne If0qa1i- eamr 10 ~ sssis'nHrr q le
O,re0n. AS nsasl i.ranssBding. AIsh.
wo.Esa. sadrhiidVn SER r..ll~rlsd lasrlI..
:, an lie afrr pari Il ihe h...l. w.ll.o.s
sny means ~ graiiag <Esy hal ny jump
ias inis .hr nsrf. The rl.rirls. the
phrenzv af iise mrn. ready IA leap
-aseIbs4fi 10 svaiI ne mere harr,hlr
aralh hy fire. Tf.sans 81 lile .r=I.ird. and
shr piscoas lswsng nj shr ralllr. hsfll..s de-
serip-i. The nHinb-i oi killed l,y ihls
rxgis>ian wa nai kn"wn. The Iraqua,s
hal an i.aard ixsns 6rr Of siae sraldrsl.
eleven 4 whom died belare rrariiing Mrn-
phis.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-03-19

We are inlnrnaed that rrporis renewed
Al Inc Drparln~ni Of War from l;rn
Baokr. .insiraie a. fprrsa<sng boldness ou
The psr al The predatory lni:lsns an Ter
a.. wlss. FAR the pasi eish zen mnnlhs. have
gives ,as~h ipab.r on thai frnnilrr. The
Camsnchrs e.prrial Y extend their incur.
s.al,s within lie nrigl,barl,aod az lhemilila.
rg.p,sis. aud haze ael. with mnrll raur.
age. Sone scouting piriies wha have en-
counirrd them la nrzrly equal fairr.
On The 25ih January. Lieut.. Walker. ri
Furd's rsnpany Of Trxas Mannied Ran.
gers. with tweniy-one men. encountered
4 hand IL iifiren t'ananrle warriors. and
afrr brief c.n1-rt and long pursuit.
killed -Four OF The enemy and va nded as
MANY moie. esp nriag must al their harses
and some oil,ef ariirlrs. whiril they we're
forrel 60 al,an an in taking rriuge On
The rhapaIral. This party had been wairh-
cd for some weeks by the company he
fnie IL was known with certainty that
ihry had committed acs of hos Inv.
The harsrs captured from them were as
rerisinel 10 have b en- stolen. and Mex.
leap youth. when they had captured Two
DAYS heIa,e. and Win was released in lie
fghi. repaired that they Ia committed
tsa murders While lac was with them.
Two days after this affair. party rnm-
maa.lrd hy I.irui. Burirson. of tie same
eo npsny. IN marrh irom San Anioaia.
I've miles vast al the Marcos. discover a
a patty of ieu,t-rn indsans Go The ighl Of
III road. Takins eight men. on the best
BIZ ses. he moved rapidly after them.
They reiterated fr snne miles. hut fnd-
ing 10 impossible TO avoni conllici. they
halted and prepared fnr hattie. I.ieul.
Dnrlrson ordered his men Ga mount zni
secure their Iorscs. when the Indians i'm
slaally charged. engaging him 10 frnn',
flank. aud rear simultaneously. A close
aud hardly contested 6shi. almost hand 10
hand, oi twenty minutes. ensued. when
the enemy broke and retired. leaving fnur
varriors dead on The field and carving az
seven wounded. On The part Of the vo.
lunleers me man was killed. and al the res,
except one sounded. including lhe Iieulrn.
AMI commanding Among the srIirlrs cap.
tnred in these skirmishrs were blankets
and knives. which hal been given Ia the
Indians ., few weeks previously by the
Indian Agent. whrH treaty was made
with Them.
Some weeks before. . large party Of
Lipans. on = predatory excursion. had
hrrn discovered and chased by Lieut..
King. of Capt. MeCullorl,'s company of
Texas nounied volunteers. ant! afterwards
the captain himself followed up the trail
over rough aud difficult country. raplur.
ed several horses aud mules, aud large
quan,i,irs az buffalo iol,rs, blankets. sad.
dies. aud hr,des. mnsi of which latter ar
iirlrs had been .inlrn from the riiizrns.
We understand that the officers above
named have hrcn rampl,nrnird hy the
Dep ,rinen, fr the zealand spiri, display.
ed in these affairs. Mt. Int.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-03-19
Shot and ROBBED. SATURDAY. eve

Shot and RoSbed,--On SATURDAY. eve.
ming last. about dark, VIZ. ID. G,chrisl al
Davldsan county, while ON his way home.
was sho, and fell 10 the ground. where
up'n tsa men came up aud demanded his
money. Up"n his refusal to deliver his
m"ney. he, received heavy blow on The
back of the head. which rendered him
insrnsihlc 70 any thing irai iook place
for some time after tine bundled and
hive dollars were take from his person. TO.
gether with all his nn,es and other valna.
bile papers. The ,ad oi the gun passed
through his thigh. A hnpe is entertained
that the wauuds will MOI prove f,lal. Mr..
Gllchrist thinks there were three persons
engaged in robhing him. aud doubts mol
That they left him for dead.
Ash6ero' Herald.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-03-19
GThs Southern Patriot. n-Thi.

6Ths Southern Patriot. This is
ihe Tile II : new paper gust issued a,
Gfernvilr. 6. c. B. +. Perry and G..
j. Elinr,i. t.sqs are the editors aud pro-
priclor-. The f,nmer is and has for MANY
Years hern well known as a man al tai
tnls and high character. lie is a mem.
her 81 The law'.r house Of th. Snnh t'aio-
ila Legislature. H.. is Union man.
aud oppose. n, The last session. in = speech
"i considerable ability. seressnn from the
Union by Smlh Carolina fsr pas, glier-
ances. That speech j. now published in
'he Southern Patriot. Tor Jhe purpose Of
pre:en.iny fully the views which will be
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-03-19

North. our farmers permi, the people
down East To take possession of oul mar.
krt with this necessary article. and la rar.
~ of thousands "f dollars. which might
be easily retained at home. When will
We cease TO talk aud begin To act!
PETERSBURG Iafei
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-03-19

Nasty Lesislation--Thr basiy and
preeipnaie MANNER IN whlrh business Is
Often .iispasrhed in lrgi-isiire assemblies,
towards the closing periods &c . session.
lszys The BaIIimere smrrirau.) renders il
= mailer Of w.nslrr thai absnrdilies such
a. the annexed Paragraph rrlairs do not
nlorr frequently oreur:
"NE6RnEs IN lowA.-An inrarrigihle
wag las surcerded in perpeira,ing rapiiaI
joke npnu the Iowa Legislature. In PAS.
sing upaa tbs bill prohsbilinr mrgrors from
entering that Slale. and sfIsxing heavy
penal'irs upon them when they .lo rnhr
~. J. u. Merton. az Henry. WIN 70 boil, .
Wing and wag. naved an Additional
SECTION. that the bill should be in larre
From and afier iIs pu,liraIion 10 the Lotra
Free Demosyaf.' (ihe ahnli,ian paper nj
Mount Pleasantly The bill srnl hack
90 the House 80 amended. The amend.
meni was arrepled nv The House. and the
ball passed. After awhile, The idea began
Ia rke through the hair of mewhrr that
The abolition org an might ,le,line publish.
ing the law. and thereby kill il slime dead.
and he moved a Reconsideration. bui fall
ed; The bill was left Ia he sent to the Gov
ernor ia that crafty shape"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-03-19
srrtr, Earihauak, Al carlhastua.-Can


Goodwin. Of the brig MonscrIalr. al New
Ymk. from carihagena. reports thai. on
the morning Of The 9Th February. al half
past s o'clack. the riiy ef Gar Iiagena
was visited hy.a tremendous heavy shnrk
&c an earthquake. wl,irh Issird nine Sc
combs. Had II lasted iwu or three seconds
longer. the whole CRY would have been
in ruins. As il was. there was considef.
able damage done lhr, ughoni the ri,v.
some iwn oi III &c houses being shaken
down. and several l,ves Lost The ri,y
walls and cathedral suffered very murh.
The following nirh' The walks and puLlir
squares were filed with people. fearful
Of the secnnd shock: bu, up TO the 18Th
they had experienced no other. No oIh
er city in that vicinity Eel, the shock so
severely as Carliiagena.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-03-19
Islander a.ainst Nj. Webster.

ISLANDER against Mt. Webster Collector
freely II Basion. having heen referred 10
as one Of The par,Ics win could prove the
truth of the accusation against Mr.. Web.
sler. comes oul in card in the Boston
papers denying all knowledge Of The trans.
action. So there is another lie nailed to
the counter.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-03-19

,dspegira b. llaal l.cusii. Time views
haze besH rpdarssi BY lls pesgie n
lsrernyllie eisirirl % ne eierli q Of az.
frs,Fy and he assneuirs IN lie same Ilrk.
= by lssKr m.jaHw-lwo 10 one-lo
shs Stale consrnlisa.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-03-19

Weare authorized 10 state that The diff
Guilty hc,ween Messrs. Clingman and San.
". which occurred in The House nf Repre-
se,la'ives on Mond nigh. Of las, week.
was. through the intervention. If mutual
friends. honorablv and sali-fariorilv sci.
lied before the adjournmen, Of Congress.
Nat, Intel