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Butte record., 1853-12-17

OPPOSITION LII NE FOR New YORK, VIA
PASAMA.-lt Is generally understood
that Mr.. Wander ,bilt, of steamship no.
toriety, is about to establish a complete
independent op position line of steamers
between this po rt and that of New York,
via the Isthmus of Panama. His inten-
ton is to place the magnificent steam
ship Northern Star, which has received
so much comm lendation during the pleas
ure trip of its wealthy owner to the DIFF
ferent parts of Europe, in company with
another fine steamer and one already
here upon t lis coast, to run in connec-
ton with t hree very superior steamers
upon the Atlantic side, When this line
is in full operation, we may expect a
great red uction of prices upon all the
steamers S F. Erening Journal,
Butte record., 1853-12-17
BIDWELL LIVERY STABLE.

f~TIIE subscribers having recently fitted
NA- up their extensive barn and stables,
are prepared to furnish quarters for a large
number of animals, where the best quality of
hay and grain may always be found Saddle
horses to let, stock taken on livery. Animals
bought and sold when desired.
G. II. Person s Co., nov. r.
Butte record., 1853-12-17

kinstry, U. S. A, has exhibited to rs
'ne richest specimens of metals from So
nora that we have ever seen in California
OF elsewhere. The specimens, of which
,nere Is large box fall, are carefully
labeled, numbere2 and marked with the
names Oh the mine from which they are
'"Aeh' al.d Its situation; so that if anv
Persen desires further proof of the min
eral wealth of this region, he can easily
satisfy himself by visit to the conntrv
or by making inq uiries of those who have
oeen there. Maj. McKinstry has a rela-
1--WE now travelling through the State of
SONORA from whom he gets information
ena' Is entirely reliable; and even if but
one-half which is represented is ealized,
.aI mines OF that country are tel times
iicnef on an average than any in Califor-
MA. Among the specimens be fore US.
are placer and quartz gold, sill yer and
copper ore, which viii yield IS or so
per cent, ofpure metal cinnaba r, which
contains from 60 so per cent of pure
quicksilver; platina, lead, an d other
metals, altogether giving evidene e of the
richest mineral region on the &C ntinent
SU-he OF the mines from whic h these
specimens were taken, have been worked
within few years, when the Apaches
Can he down on the miners, and hey were
fore ed to flee to the towns ft n safety.
We have for several years bee n aware
hat the whole State of Sonora was rich
I .inerals, but until we beholt / this gilt
'rn 10 mass before US, we coult | not have
cen made to believe one-hal the real
ut h!
NJ al McKinstry exhibited to us pure
i'm stone, of which there are whole
u ntains;-a gum, posses sing all the
di cinal and other qualit les of gum
Al Dic, and in much pU .rer form. -
RI from the celebrated fisheries near
! mouth OF the river Ascencion, as
I It and translucent as were ever Ia
/ rom bivalve on the sb ores of Arabia
j sles of Asia, or the / 'ersian seas. s.
this beautiful countr Y. bounded on
t )uth by the RIO 1aq dc, and stretch
long up the Cult of California to
f ,io Ascencion, (em' oracing the rich
fisheries of TibuI on with the ST.
de Barca for its ea stern boundary
{ h in minerals-pc ,ssessing such vast
C ultural resources producing with
abor all the rich ruits the tropics
almost barrenv 7aste. The inhab-
t. of the frontier villages, who once
( ed the northern mines, too indolent
,owardly to after npt to repel the pc
/ cal incurslons Of ; the Apaches, are
Il Tally deserting the homes of their
e rs and leaving t heir rich orchards,
y Tards and corntie Ids, in the hands of
lr savage enemies ;. Beautiful towns
hamlets where b ut a few wears since
el "a happy and thriving population
j low deserted am fast crumbling to
ca y; and the pr city houses, where
9al tn once revel led in luxury, and
We ly, dark-eyed n [exican maidens tript
lro ugh the jota at the weekly fandango,
re now the abode of the covote. and
nal IS and Lizards are crawling over the
ami ly affairs, whel e devout catholic mat
ons once offered up their morning and
,ver ung devotions San Diego Herald
Butte record., 1853-12-17
BLACKSMITH SHOP.

a THE undersigned, thankful for past
40 favors, would respectfully inform the
w public that they are on hand to execute
all work in the line of horse and OK shoeing,
making and repairing mill irons, miners tools,
carriage work &C., with promptness and on
reasonable terms. Brown & Spear, nov, II.
Butte record., 1853-12-17

aINSTRAY.-Taken up by the undersigned
HA an American Steer, of the following des-
cription-Short horns, of dark red color,
about five years old-no brands perceivable
The owner can have him by proving property
and paying expenses, on application at OUer
Shot, four miles above Bidwell.
nov26 AUSTIN Ii. JACKSON.
Butte record., 1853-12-17

EpOOK AND VARIETY STORE, East side
= Shade Hotel.-The undersigned respect
fully informs the public that he keeps con-
stantly on hand in his establishment a good
variety of School Books, Poetical and Musical
Works, Novels, Yankee notions, sc. In ad-
dition to the above, his customers can at all
times be furnished with the best article of
Cigars and Tobacco.
TERMS-Cash and liberal.
nov26 c. \. SMITH.
Butte record., 1853-12-17
JOS. GRANT & ARM GUYoL;

BROKERS AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
No. 90 Merchant Street.
Butte record., 1853-12-17
JOSEPH GRANT;
Notary Public. under the New Law,

NOTAIRE. ESCRIBANO PUBLICO.
CO.U.N-HERCL4L NOT4RY.
y Insurance Claims and averages adjusted Ma
rine Protests Noted and Extended Notaria Documents
Prepared and Authenticated. noyl2
Butte record., 1853-12-17
SHADE HOTEL.

NA THE subscriber has at great expense
Liiii fitted up theIabove well known House, and
with a good table clean beds and every atten-
ton to his customers ne hopes to merit fair
Butte record., 1853-12-17
DISSOLUTION OF Co-PARTNERsHIP.

TIME partnership heretofore existing be-
Il tween A. c. Bancroft s. J. Mitchell, as
keepers of the National Hotel, at Bidwelrs
Town is this day dissolved. All bills against
the late firm will be settled by either of the
parties. All persons indebted to the concern
will please call and settle their accounts,
A. c. Bancroft.
]. Mitchell
October Is, 1858.
Butte record., 1853-12-17

4 NpERSON & KENDALL, Dealers in Stoves and
IN Tinware; also manufacturers in Copper and Iron.
No 70 X street, below Sd and 4th movie
Butte record., 1853-12-17

NNOLGER. ROB'T NJ. Machinery, Hardware and
Crockery: sign of the big pitcher and paddock. 2l6
street, between 7th and ah. Doyl2 If
Butte record., 1853-12-17

HASKELL * CO, importers. Jobbers and Whole
IL sale Dealers in Groceries, Provisions. Flour Grain
and Merchandise generally, street, between Sd and
4th sis nov l2-3m
Butte record., 1853-12-17

EpROWN, E. L., Importer and Wholesale Dealers
ID in Groceries, Liquors, &C. &c. FRONT street,
door below X. nOyl2
Butte record., 1853-12-17

INOARD, J. w. co. Wholesale neaers in Gro
IL ceries Liquors and Provisions; No. 146 street,
(while front9 noYI2 tf
Butte record., 1853-12-17

&TRONG, W. r., & Co., importers and Wholesale
- Dealers in Groceries, Provisions Flour and Grain
No. 205 j street. novlS
Butte record., 1853-12-17
HENRY MEREDITH,

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY IuBLIc.
KNILL Attend TO Business in any Of the Courts
w within this Stale. Deeds, Mortgages, Sc, writ
ten. and acknowledgements taken
Office. No. Is h between 2d vnd Sd streets, City Of
Cal. nuvl2
Butte record., 1853-12-17

"AW0RTH, EELLS & CO., Importers and Whole
y Il sale Dealers in Hardware, Tinware Carriages,
Wagons, sc. &c, corner Of 4,h and streets. novl2
Butte record., 1853-12-17
Re-Opencd'
HERMANCE & BURTON,

DEALERS IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS,
And Miners Tools. have removed TO No 2f2 street
south side between Sth and 9th nexi Ia Pachns hrcl
building. noy12
Butte record., 1853-12-17

ETPDEGRAFF & HARRIS, DEALERS IN GRO o.
- ceries, Provisions and Liquors, Flour, Grain &c
No. l64 J street noyl2 I'm
Butte record., 1853-12-17

UOLLlDAY CO., Wholesale Dealers in Flour,
II IL Provisions, Liquors, Produce etc, etc No %
X street, next door to the corner of Sd. nOvl2
Butte record., 1853-12-17

SsNEATH. ARNOLD 4 co. WHOLESALE DEAL
- Groceries Provisions, Flour, Grain, Liquors.
&C No, l75 street, End door below the old stand.
novl2 I'm
Butte record., 1853-12-17

A DAMS & co.'s. Express and Banking House. No.
~ I ] street. between Front and I'd. noy12
Butte record., 1853-12-17

UIOUSEMAN. J. H.. Dealer in all kinds OF Parlor
4 IL and Cooking Stoves also Tnware of all descrip-
tions. No. 800 street. novIZ
Butte record., 1853-12-17

E&OGUS, s. c. Wholesale Dealer in Grocer e. and
IL Provisions, corner of Front and l. ste novl2-3n
Butte record., 1853-12-17

IRON C0LUMS, suitable for buildings; for Gale by
ROBERT VI. FOLGER,
novl2 II gle st, between 7th and sth.
Butte record., 1853-12-17

GLOSS, LOUIS & co, Wholesale Grocers, Liquors.
y &c SC; 152 street. between 5th and 6ih novl2 Il
Butte record., 1853-12-17

TDOLHEMUS, j. L., Wholesale and Retail Dealer
ID in Drugs and Medicines; st, cor Of 7th. novl23m
Butte record., 1853-12-17

IBITTS & CO, Groceries, Provisions and Liq Is
II at Wholesale at l44 st, between Sth and 9th.
novl22m
Butte record., 1853-12-17

Sign OF THE BIG PADDOCK AND PITCHER
y Machinery, builders Hardware and Crockery; fors
sale by ROBERT NJ EOL'ER,
noyl2f PIG ST., between 1th and Sth-
Butte record., 1853-12-17

NC DONALD. R. H., Proprietor Of the Miners
lV1 Drug Store. No. 1891 street between 5h and 6th
Importer and Dealer in Drugs, Fresh Herbs, Patent
Medicine, Oil, Paints Brushes, Perfumery, sc.
noyl2 BIN
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cONFEC ONARIES, SC.
FIELDING NUSSELNlAJ.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer il all kinds
or CONFECTIONARlES.

Conner Of Third and Laurel Sts., NEARLY
opposite the Bank Baton Rouge
HAVING this day REDUCED his prices,
Ii he is prepared to furnish all KIND OF
NDY at WHOLESALE and RETAIL on
more favorable terms than can be had in \
Orleans; and having experienced workman
his candy will always be PURE and FRESH;
care being taken that no ''deleterio,ls lngre-
dient'' is used in its manufacture, as is too
often tue case with confectionery purchased
at AUCTIONS and from irresponsible houses
He trusts that the trade OF this, and the
adjoining parishes, will give him their or
ders to fill. which he is prepared to do to
any amount. having made arrangements fol
the best quality of sugar in market. and be-
ing in correspondence with one of the large
est houses in New York, to supply him will
fancy confectionery and articles in his line
September 7,-y.
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BOOKS & STATIONARY
At Reduced Prices,

& BOOKS & SIAIIONAR I
At Reduced Prices,
BTJ. G. raNouE,
Lrayette S,7sss.
TTAvlNG reduced ,ny'pices aud having
IL the largest stock Offer II at reduced
prices. and viii hereafter sell writing pa
Der at the following prices:
Letter Paper.
Fine blue laid at s. % and 81 % per ream
E" white So 90 and s. IS : :
Surer blue ard while laid tEnsilsh)- s. 70
Extra :. wove tEagliSh) a. So 90 per rfam
Super laid commercial post s. 50 "
Fools Cap Paper.
Fine blue and white ruled ar s. 50 am ? y
per ream Super blue or white lnied al
50 90 and 80 % per ream.
All other articles in the stationary line
viii be sold at prices reduced III the same
protiou as the above.
School books. law books, misce llaneo'l'
books and cheap publications at publisher
prices
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ELECTION NOTICE.
STATE OF LOUIStANA-PGrlSh

of East Baton Rouge.
TN OBEDIENCE to proclamation issued
by his Exceliency p 0. Hebert, Gov
enor of the State of Louisiana. an election
will be held in this Parish, East Baton
Rougel on MONDAY. THE TIN DAY OF Nov
EHBrR. NEXT, A. .. 1853. it being the first
Monday of said month, for the puIpos. Of
electjny one Representative to Congress, to
represent The third Congressional District,
composed of the Parishes of Avoyelles' Ca
tahoula. Carroll. Madison. Tensas, Concordla
St. Tamany, St. Helena. Livingston, WASH
ingtou. East Feiiciana, West Felciana: r.
Coupee East K ton Rouge, West Baton
Rouge, and lbervllle
Two Representatives to represent the
Parish of East B ton Rouge, in the State
Legislature. One State Auditor Of Pubic
Accounts. One State Treasurer, and one
State Superintendent of Public Education,
who shall hold their offices for two years,
and until their successors are duly Installed.
A Sheriff a Recorder. Clerk of Court:
Coroner md Assessor for said Parish.
said election to be he d as follows. to wit
At the Court House of said PARISH. IN the
City of Baton Rouge-?res;ded by Messfs
Henry Tomlinson. G.. w Christine and }.
w Jones.
At the house of Mrs P. Townsands in the
Plains-presided by Messrs: Henry e.
Young. S W. Newport and VIM, >oweil-
At the house formerly Mrs. GreenweiiS
neal Sandy Creek--pres'ded by Me s. T., .
F.;McCaa, James Cooper and VIM: Kelly
At the forks of the road, nea the house
of H B. HARRISON, Esq. presided by Mes r
r. Winthrop Brown, Absolum Dixon and
VIM L. Burnett. Commissioners.
~The polls to be kept open from
O'Clock. A. NJ. until o'clock P. NJ Sai'
election TO be conducted and returns to noe
made thereof, BY said commissioners IN "a. a.
respects according to the provision OF the
Con. tuition and Laws, in such cases mad'
and provided. ,a.;,,, :.
Baton Rouge. on this 2lst day o
Septem her, A. D., 1883
son.,o- ID a. v. BaBrs, Sheriff.
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To planters and others.

r WOULD beg leave 10 call your aften-
| ton now. and at the opening OF the
coming season to my large and exceedingly
shea, stock Of Domestic Dry Goods which
moi outstanding the heavy advance OF Dom
estes. and every class Of negro wear, AN
enabled TO sell at low prices; am no" re-
ceiving and will continue to receive week
ly through the season flesh supplies OF NO
/ Goods of this class, all ask is call
mar 29-y u II Lhit''
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Hat and Cap store.

Hat and Cap Store.
THE undersigned respectfully informs
i his friend and the public generally,
that he has apened HAT and CAP STORE
where he has just received fresh stock,
consisting in part of MEN and BoY's fne
Silk, Pearl. Cassimers. Angolas. Russia
Beavers. Rush, Mexican, Black and Pearl
Cassimers Moteioes, Paris, Leghorns, Rut-
land. Planters, Camperchy and California
Hats, &c, &c. Call and examine them.
A. n BOOTH.
In the store Of Quiggins' Lafayette
street. june 10 ly.
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.Insf Received.
New Cheese.
Superior Teas.

A FINE assortment of Green and Black
n Teas, in quarter, halves and pound
packages. just received direct from New
York. Prices from SO cents to 100 per
round. lapril col JOSHUA BEAI"
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GENrLEMEM5 FURNISHING STORE
G., 4. LION.

LaTdye7ze 'S7Tee1.
4 Ii the Clothing in this establishment L
"A made 10 order-of FRESH MITE
ELaLS IND FASHIONABLE PR,
TERMS. Of this fact, the public may feel
satisfied. 1t is an economy to buy sucf
goods in preference TO slop shop work vend-
ed at what are wrongly denosnlaated "ChaaI
Stores.n The stock now on hani consists
in complete assortment ot Spring ano
Summer Clothing TO which is daily be
ing added every thing new and beautiful.
-Gentienlen are invited to call ana ex
anime forthen,seives. may BY.
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DOCK KEEP1NG-3 dog. May
ID hew's Practicable system of Book
Keeping by single or Double entry. Also
blank account books which nave been pre-
pared expressly to accompany these vol
umes. For sale at publishers prices by
june 24ly ). Z. LANooE;
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NOTICE.

TIVE following are the specifications for
l. the expenses of the Parish, adopted
by the Police Jury Of the Parish Of East
Baton Rouge. i1pted August 8, 1853, and
to be published thirty days previous to
their being fixed. Amounting in the az
gracate to twenty thousand and five hum
dred dollars, for the tax roll for the year 90.
For Grand and Petit Jurors 2ooo w
Iusticas of the Peace and
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Just Received.


just Received
~ pa, pa,Iels y. y r q,
49, ~ NJ 10. . Manle,e1
hhl. Hominv.
Pow'a Sugar.
:. Crusbad do
- uosh;,a Soda.
- Mess Beef
obh Museat Wine.
s. {. Vermacella,
w.. ~
. :. Fine Hams.
,ooo Segars For sale bv
a.. II pIANrHARD
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-06-03
WHOLE NO. esl.. 2.


lnoperc9unssi The Staie-T~the Genetal
Assembly having no 0Iber power in Me
premises, than 10 Iook after The rights
aud Interests of ihes State, And 10 direct
the proper Officers. BY, The employment
Iof The fhosi suitable means, 10 MAINTAIN
aud proiecl those rights aud interests.
70 ibis end, We therefore recommend
Rof ad6pii6ntbs 'Gill5wing Fesohtidns@
Rssolreds By the General Asaemblys Of
the STATE Of ORE, That lhe Attorney
General be, AMI ne is hereby required 10
institute snch Judicial or other proceed
inss, ia the maiier of 'he sales Of Iaads
made e'at The State Ea0d Office az Def.
ance. iOhios snbsequepisios The last dly Of,
D, cPmber. A. B., 1852. as will cause
such of said sales as were contrary 10
law, 10 be sci aside, and The lunds SO
sold ioreveft 10 fhs Siaie.a'es SAL iiaans
And be. h tirtEerTesolUcd, That The !
Gasernpr he, md d-herebv IL, requested TO
suspend the, issuing Of any deed o. deeds
for any land or. lands snId at the Siatc
Land Office a'D f nee since tie last day
Of December, 1852. the salesof which arsg
IN vi,dationiot HE law ofrApril l6s 1885,
aslindicaicd by this report, until s,cb ju-..
dicial or other proceedings are had, as
are Contemplated by the preceding teso>
luton. W oF8a y H's ss nai'g q alaio
All,of whicliis respectfully submitted. [
-sss diiwjOEN FERG USON, Cb,n, 4,
,.s,,o,. CLlN.nON WILSON,
SAM.L SIIELLABARGER,
-'''' sa' JOIN TAYLOR. % sa9A ~
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Cop AND THE MILITARY Douglas
Jerrold saws: "Ol1, whiie-whi.kered,
man,tiger Rade,zky-loyal servant and
great teacher TO young tiger royal oi
Ansria--has grnwle6 another mder OF
the day al the hapless Milanese. The
reader has, no doubt, seen the tigers fed
---has heard the tigers rasp Of a tongue
lay bare The bone al a single lick, ,---has
heard The bruie's deep growl Of sa,'sfac
s;on- has seen The rfd and yellrw firt.
rise and melt in lis eye,balls, the Will.
the beast eorged itself. Here have we
Tiger Radr,zky with livisg city in his
Jaws, mrnthng, crunchipg Milan, and
growing his felicity al the meal from
human suffering. Al every syllable Of
his .ordeI' we seem 10 hear the deep
scrape OF the tigers tongue, barring ihe
CITY 10 the hone. He denouncss the
sassassins' Of the 5ih uli., leaving the
world IL .ndge tha, execr BILE attempt
end iurihefleaving to h. severe tfibnual
Of God and--to the m liiary aulhoriiics
% pnnIsh The culprils' God and ,h's
military! Jehovah and Marsh,l r.
d zky. The mercies Of heaven and III
Austrian hule,, and Austrian halter!
There is nothing like The religion Il
head qaarlers: nothing like bihilical pre..
c.pis rnb-ad dubbed from the drnm head
Yfiur military tigers ofathel Radrtzky
slr'pe never fail 10 purr grace ei,har
before or after their meals of men
About TO hang or shoot, thev sav, ,F.s
what We are abnu, 10 slay the Lord make
us truly ihankfuI.'
"This last 'ordet' was precededibyone
forbidinc The Mlhnese, under risk Of
martial law, 70 sing OF whistle. Nay,
even in the churches the singers should
be silent, and the bencdic,ioB be give0
I'm wbiaper.'"
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nE9 sHJ lis z Prom, The Scientific American. 7 =
MONEY PAID BY GOVERNMENT FOR
fsfp :" iuh itNVEN I1ONS. ~ aHf FSsls31

lNfEN 1 llONC.
Within a few wears Congress has apptopti.
a.ed, q considerable sum OF money for testing
inveDtions, besides n great amount in pur-
cRhsi5g patents. BY the report before us,
by Hon w. u, Bissel. of Illinois, an the
ether question, we learn that $40 900 have
been appropriated 70 vest inventions withini'
the past ten years. hul liflle Of which has re-
suited in permanent success. We cannot
say, however. that cavil al or 5lame goe@
ernmepifors making prudent and unextrafl-
CANT appropriations to test reasonable and
plausible ihvennohs, nay. weiadmirs a1d apa
prove the spirit which dictates the appropria.
lion OF a reasonable sum to test any new and
apparently useful invention.a that woulda
prove beneficial TO our county. There is
great danger, however, in making such ap-
propHations. lest athey may be grsnsed forsi
totally unworthy oblerIs through crafty sot Il
hcitltion and an uhdercurrent influence. Out
ofmlne eappropfiationsso test inventions, sixs
9l them do not appear 10 have been alto
sether successful. at least they are not now.
spiar as we are informed, in use; such as
81 900 for Colts submarine battery; $4,000
for preserving canvas; rhe testing II FIRE
ships by U. Brown, $4,000; tesung C,utch-F
eu's gas lights, ,Sl7 500: and $4,000 for
testing Faee's electro magnetic power; and
$4,000 for testing lnyentionsto preventsleamo1
bnller EXPLOSIONS. The money thus expended
was ostensibly for the benefit Of science:
but Morse's Telegraph, for which $4,000
we're granted to tesr the line be,ween Balti.
Wore and Washington appears 10 be the only
successful invention out of the nine for q
han appropriation was make,
Ou- government has purchssed qdite
number OF paicn.siand among the grants We 4
perceive S76 300 to the heirs Of Robert Full
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g A.
THE SNEERER. There is a large
class of people who employ themselves
almost constantly bv sneerng al the
efforts of others. Nothing done BY q
niehbor suits them. II YOU perform an
ac' Of charity, they question your mo
,iyes; if YOU exhibi, skill in your pre-
fessioD, they pretend 70 regard yol an
,overrai'd man; if you produce some.
thing decidedly meriiorons, they ridl-
cule and depreciaie its worth; and ifyon
originate n ilinnehl or machine, they
declare YOU plagiarsi. In their esii-
ma,ion your writings are stupid, and fnll
Of iauto'ogy: your conversation unprofl-
able; the work Of your hands yalueless.
And yet ask them TO do what you aimed
at, and they havs no ability 10 Try. The,
are all in fact, wha, they feign You 70 be,
and unfi' for anything but fault finding,
crying down people Of merit, slandering
worth. They are envious, jealous, and
full Of cant. Incapable Of doing whaV
you do, and therefore envious Of you; too
dull 10 command respect, and conse.
qnenily jealous Of that you receive--in-
competent TO produce thought, and al
way" ready 10 carp at wha' you exptess,
They are ofihe race Of Diogenes, with.
out his abilitv-Cvnics, without The mer'
its Of honesty Of purpose. Heed Them
not, reader, they are harmless when
treated with contemp.-ani If yod ask
where they are 10 be found. look around
you-your circle Of acquainiances will
furnish one. no doubt, Of The class
Com. Recorder.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-06-03


CRAzNEss, VS., LAzINEss.- While at Au-
gusia lalely, we visited the Insane Hospital.
|. was Just Of the time when the Democratic
5, nators had trgged the wheels Of Govern
pent. and The business OF Legislation had
come to stand. One OF the PARENTS prob
ablyra retired politician--seeIned to feel a
great interest in the matter, and questioned
us, very, closely as TO the causes ct the delay
and The circumstances attending it.
ssIiave those critters, over there, organized
yet?p said he. aig Br aa 0 aTi tg "a
nsDot " ,et.;swas the answer ass ia
''Wel;p ~ he replied. s'they'll have to send
for US 20 cone over and help Them! But
VIII, don't the, ofganiza! What's the cause
of il? lsitz iazlness or craziness? Ilhink
ii'sa lit.lelof both.9 TI,at's just The why iii
is here-there's just about as much laziness
az craziness here. and 1 lh nix ms Just lDout
so over the other side.'' ttF 3e
W. assured him however. thatinpihe par.
ticular case sluded TO. il was cras;uess and
not lasiness - P5rtlead .Adrcytissy.