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Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-11
1tcenfy second .annnai Report cf the
 LifCtlFIELD MUTUAL Fire k1sSagl.fHc COsuDUNU.


 JULY 2d, 1855.
 ces thls year ss,lss sS
 this year l,57s 2s By whole amount of Cash
 reed for Prt tnlivns $50, sos 16 Interest rec q on Loans ,9ll l0-S32, ,7l9 66 To whole amt paid tor
 Losses x ExpcnsesS S23.6s6 s6 Cashnow on hand y,f43 0l-s32,719 S0 To amount oi Premiums charged on
 ii requlred ' - 92,ss7 B Add Cash un hand 9,l43 CT
 Making the Capital Stock of thii -
 Company al this time SS2.03U 54 There is not at this lime any claims against Company--all pad to thIs date. .t Tine Directors of this c0mpany are fonhdeni that the pianof Insurance adopted hy the tn, Mill meet with aheaity response from all intt lligent friends oi the principle ol Mutual Insurance. This company insure oniy IT his state and take no risks on N ilis, Gos,dsiHst0res. shops, etc.. or m exposed Village or cit, propery, but ccniine theiI business en,lreIy to firm property and Isolaied buildings and their conients--of which not more than S2O00 will be insured on one risk. Fms company will adjust all claims with pronnptness and liberaliiy, and it al an, time difference should arise between the parties, all such difference will be adjusted by indifferent persons in the county. each party collecting one, and case they do not agree, third person shall be chosen. and the awnrd oi II, or any two oftIem, shall be final and c8ntius e. reward of one hundred dollars will De paid by fh's company lo any one wko will give such :nformaiion as will convici any person oi setting rs to any building insured by this company. ODfcerS CT ihE C0MnnNMv. [
 J. q, BECKhlIH. Plesfut m. GEO. C. MOODkLFf. Esq Treasurer
 JASO.V WHITING. jSecyefars.
 Directors. J: c BECKMiIf, "A s LEWIS OLIVER GOODWIN GEO C,. WOOIkUFF SETH P. BEERS. IROBRIkk BAIIkLL
 STEPHEN TROWBEIDGE.
 SHELDON OSBORN .oI Hal wintnn,
 General Agent.
 AGENTS or THE COMPANY. Lrman W Cutler, WsteTio~B; psDiel B. Brnsmade. Washington Henry s. Sanford, New Milford; Rnius Fuller. Js Kent; Rich. ard Smith, Slsaron; Frederick Kellogg Corn. wall; Joseph !. Gaylord. Goshen William NJ. BnrraII, Cansan; Donald J. Warner, Sat- isbnry s. D. Norihway,t d John Dewe!I, Norfolk Henry Jones. New Hsuford = George D. Wadhsms, Touingson Lswis Smnh. fIarwinton; John c Ambler. Bethlem, John Abernefhy and George D Foreaf. Wood bury Dav,d c. Whitlesey. New Preston Reuben Rockwell. CaIehrook; John fiins- dale. Winsiedi $. Ys St.Joha, New Csnaan. E. Talmadge, Plymouth
 Persons wishing fo get their buiidin % in. snred con apply to either of the Agenfs, orto the Secretary.
 !. c. BEcKwITH. President. JAsos Wa.rsse. Secretary. Litch6cld, July 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-11
Al Glse New ,JcweI. V Store,

T. EEPS constantly on hand well selected n- assortment oi sheet music. Recervine fresh supplies weekly from New York, he will be able [" acrnlnmodate his customers wIih the latest compositions al New York retail prices.
 June 5lh. A. s. BALDWIN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-11
Y " N T

0E SACKS of Dairy and Hay saisat A0 BRADFuRn'S. E1SH ,-picklsd Blue Fish. Halihuf and E 99ssksrel, ai BRADFORDsS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-11
SPRING GOODS.

1olco.tyiIle, April IS. 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-11
Di2.erfO,r,s.

G BECKWlIH, A s LEWIS JASON WHITING SHELDON OSBORN GnODWlhi GEO c. WOOIkUFF sETH P. BEtRS. ROBBINS BAT IELL
 STEPHEN TROWBkIDGE.
 SHELDON OSBORN .of Hst wintnn,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-06
CARD

CARD - be subscriber having purchased oi
"A Mcdaniel, Hun j. Pre. an their interest in the
late ooucrrn of W I Andersnn 4. Co. will continue
the GROCERY Cow lssIos ard toRwAhpING bu-in ~
the old stand the Basin, whet. they will keep
hand stock Of Gnana, Plaster Limo and Cement, at
safe al the loves cash tdlrn-.
II returns his hank, Il the friends of the aio
and the pubic generally for the hbe al pttronGge
extended it, and hopes. 10y using his nest cxetion t"
merit continuance Of the to The
adi9 dts NN ]. ANDERSON.
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naGUEHREoTYPEs DAGUEu.

II kFOrYPES-HARD IInts DIVE people at
around where they get the bet and rhcap"S
narurrrco;, pes but they all back to MtSNIs \
TAsNER's where they Gel the best md Ia
get the worth Of their money Steamboat d snst"rs.
Railroad accidents, Bank bursting, Men indng all
occur daily hut failing MINIS Tonn,r's. 10 linking
brihani, artistic and life i Dsgoerreoype. j. out Of
the question Those in want should hot forget cal
get pictures net sayed 10 iearr he rom
until the parties ere satisfied.
A arse ard beautiful assortment ol Gold Lockcts,
Breast pins Rings. Watch ssuls Keys, McIa ian. and
aucy Cases Away. on = md and for -alc cheap, viii
picture complete splendid assortment of Cases, now
Just received Call early in the day before the crowd
comes The state OF wehth.r makes difference la
regard to quality Of picture
MINIS & TANNER
marco t. PRAcTfcAL DAGurRRForf PisTs,
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GlIANO, GUANO.

hANlNG made lsrments with thu fsfn1 nj
1 l agents to get supplies al GlANo IN IL TT
terms rrcpur"d to furnish II " tn}c
now hand aud al mt 800 bag. and y, ha IN ~
ar receipt al II We shu !, more except etat ennr.
To as direct hon the agents md ul who pulcha-,' ~ IL
may fc'y ON getting GENUINE GtANo W. aaa II
tho olour ficnds mud al othcrs with The n.-i1
TINT viii aNny. furnish hun viii the h'sf All
:le and on the mo-t favorable t,rms
CRENSlIAN \ co.
le LIZ NnrlL -Ilnnl Tho Nn-in. Richmnnl. ".
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-06
C.nrEu's SPANISH mINruRn.



l Mol q pa,t,c'r Of Mcrcgrgtp Il
AN l>rALrIrLf RtNfpr TO, Nc,oiolo. klne'. Ed,
kneumau,m. Op,uonl" Cunuc"u, Enuuoo., / IA
plcs ~ fu.tH Ie.nnt T.. F,., Butrhr- .Sati4 Gi.ur
Sore fNes, kjpp Nortuor IrtF. Se1l4 Hell, T.
larermruf NOD Pam ithr Bo.,sa dJoi0r~, rtHIorn
Ilrets, >yPIii. tic n,s rIrr-, L0mlngn Hrina In
plants, anl ali Diseases Arising from lnIuaIs1aus
n.eot Meicnry lmPrndruco ia Life, ~ lmPatH al
the Blood.
hisyouab.c Medicine, which la. brco ~ e, lei rated
o. the number OF rxtraurdinurv effected Though
It's agency I'm induced the prop i"or At the urgent
quest al thrr friends To "hrr It 10 tho public whc ny
10 with the confidence IA it, virtues mud
lrrful curative pro critics. he following certheitr-
,cec'cd lroma huge number. are however, stranger
lcst nuny thu the mere WORT of the proprietor; nd
all from gentlemen we'll kno ,n in lheif loenI ti''-
md of thu hiebr-I rcspectnhiy uuny ui hem residing
IN the ,ly oi Rri mnud. Va,
+. BOhbEN. E-q, OF the Exchange Hotel Rteh
moul knoAn every where, SAYS h" has 'can lhr Nrdi
line cnled C,aer'4 Snnui-h Mtrurc odnini.,, red
aver hu drrd cases IN ncry the dtseasrs tur vii
t il rerann ended with the hug god
mIt4 lie sny., liz tho most extra 'rliuer mclriu" h
has
Aruc and Fsrrr- Grcot Cure hereby certify, TIM
ror v'nrs had que aud Fever ct II thu must
lent descriptions hpd arvcrnl Pi, sic nm. took lrg,
Iruntitic4 ia innr. Mercury, and believe NIL thu
lonics advertised. hnt all without any permanent
lei Al lat | triri Cnrtcr'~ Spanish hisfHre. twu
bottles oi which earcrualv cured n., aud | nm hpp,
to ,ay navc had rcthcr Chill- or Feycr siocr con
.der the best Tonic in the world nnl The orly ncdi
cine TINT reached m, cuse. JOHN LONGDEN.
Bcn,rr Dan, nrur Richmond, Va
q. Il. LUX, E-q now in Richmond. and Tor NAM
in the Post Chce, has such conf Irucc in the
'onshi efficacy OF Cartrr's Spanish MIxIme thai h,
a. oueh upward. of % buttlr4, which h N. rvct
way rotar afflicted. Mr. Luck yshc has nrvcr know
Ito full when tukcn according TO directions,
DR.. Mnec practising Physician, and formerly at
the CITY oel. iuthe city of Richmond, says hehts WI
re,.ed in number of u.auccs the effects o. Garter.
Spanish Mixfurr which were mos, truly surprising !,
in oi Cousuml ton, dependent on the Liver
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OF mOUKs.-onsse ,gIEua

Y and aItef The Tin Inst ruf 7 atN' -
Boa's viii leave Lynchburg Monday, heinc,da, md
Fiiav 1T s a M aud arriv. Ia Ritbmood reNt day A.
A. NJ. The Packet Buchanan III leave at .
NJ, same days aud arr in Buchanan at q I. VI he
turning, leave Buchanan Tuesday, Thur-day, and sat
n day at A NJ and arr " n Ly1ehhurg AZ =. NJ.
In consequence Of tn, iig price OF totnge and pro.
visions the fare " III be r,ised IN tut date.
BOYD EDMUND \ DAVENPORT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-06
RECEIVING AND ON HAND,

His Stunt G. Sugnt.
ID > 6 o"ol. CaoifrdS era.aed1'
u lpxes Lonl Sugar,
10 bis N. o. Molu--es,
IL hhds + Il. Ito,
loo bags Rio Coffee,
80 " Lnguirn DO,
10 " Prime old Java do,
% boxes A.amanrine AMI sperm Candles
In lot Of Clover, Orchard. Gra,, and inothy S"e'
Cal non selling chap.
t,.k24f-A YOUNGER y WITH
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MISCELLANEOUS
>EN HATS. Ne.
snLi- snnplY foE 1855. at SeabuIys

- sYiiUs supply IoI loo5' AT oeaOuIJ
NJ, PsuNs TO ps are nov being received-and IN a
ip~ epy, viii lie IL opene and vii present many srti :
cles very rs rar In the Lsdie Gsite and shoe line,
Misses and chilrpns also Gents. very fine Ga tiers,
very fine Shoe. and Booir. Also, usual, a very
large SUPPLY Of Trave ling and Packing Trunks Bon
nett Csses Travelling Bags, Nalises. S.tch~ll. -
Also one of the desirable ssartment- ever open
cd OF the latest styles Soft Hats Leghorn. and other
pretty summer hats and ear.
NV goods shalt be soil low. for cash. tn rcrs
prompt paying customers. T. SEAbuhf'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-06
Twice a week between
BALTIMORE and kiGihNOSD
uX/NURRIA" MASS LIQUOKICE
Fall Importation
OF EarthenWart. and Ghipa.

rail- importation
OF EarthenWarc and Ghii,a.
Fresh Receipts Of Glass and Fancy 1rticies.
rlNllE sub, rbcr III tho ttudr Ia al Va ned
i stuck of EafthensnIe CHM md ~ 81 ihe ihi
terms OF which .clnctrd by himself Ia prf.an.
Having kprrc ot many years in tn frn a.H
bu iness h fecl- reai confidence IN snns that ia oin
OF price md qnauy, vii eomPute hsonbly With ~
other house IN the made.
White Granite Dinner Wnrr,
DO do Ba.Ia4 aud Ewcrs, JuPs. Ten Nntr, ctr
blue Print, oWlnP and Fancy 10
Fine Decorated CHINA Dmnrr AID Des-ert Sets
Do do do Tea mud To ct els
Do do do Pitchers and Nnser
Gold Band do at hbovc variety
White Chi u do pl aLov, variety.
Common Nnro of every descriptions snit1hle lnr
" ole.nlmr which be Offer. upon such tetns for c'sh
cannot hil II please
Fine Mnnlel Pier nnd Ioirt Glnsees
Fne Ivory Inbc Cutiery Winters m ilrtlnniu WI
Safety. mud otnrr Fluid and Solar Lamps
Glass Ware in every variety.
All he NIX. Is call. aud he feels assured hsPpier.
viii riv,. snil, inciioa.
Iii. Packer i, onc Of Ihchcst in the trade
Store Nun NJ Fastnt" u,r,o-.
sep i2--ts JAS u. u. EVANS
\, Ma st,,,t n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-06

NEW GOODS Tie subscriber ha.
c-ivcd his complete stock of Spring and Summer
Day GOODS; 10 which the Htteution Of hs firuds
ard the public Ia general Is respectfully cullcd lln,
ins taken advantage "i In" dcpre-se state the mer
KIT ia purchasing his Goods, be will be able offer
e. ~ indu,'em' MS 10 lusers
The articles are to" numerous 10 mention, there can
be found nil the Articles which general Dry Goods
business embraces be.issa large assortment 81 Boots,
Shres, Has Caps, Umbrellas Pala-nl, &c Country
Metchan,s csrcciaIy invite 1, call him before
they GO further East he j. determined to sell ut Rich
nd Prices Stlict attention will be paid to orders
Come and ali
opll9 Is NATnL GuGGENuEINER.
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IuERCHANDI1E,
mANTLES, ROBES, &c

k--Nr,s affiyui. and Just opened. another case oil
I..e fine fench CoT.et- nj - the l.tdiss say ifs
m ,oth daIlaf-; aaoticr lot II elegant sllk slanes
= all colf- with another supply f the moi elegant
g,r.ge De Lame Flounc-d Dres,es An entire ne"
.,ve ut doll worth eight, cul aud LOOK at them at
-. ,haa,, c,.f, ton. Of JOHN ABRAHANS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-06

CARD-Th uHder-Pned will contiuc as here
"A toorc the GROCERY, GoMaIssIaN 4 FuHwAHpiNG
business. and ,so the manufacturing II Tubnrcn.-
Grateful for former ayof. they cdgr hrit beet
lions t. r rit their continuance
opl9 Il MCDANIEL. HURT g. PRESTON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-06

nISsOLUTION- rhe ,ncern at VIM T
~ Anderson 4 % dts-nlsed on tue . d N t.,
BY mutu II consent WIN. I Anter.on al wi ntl"ud
the settlement nf the business and the 81 L'
concern will I've used OIL, in wad NJ up the same.
WA T. ANDERSON.
apl9.ts MCDANIEL. HURT s. PRESTON.
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THE HIGHEST PREMIUM paid tor ol
i aud rev SILVERb- "EfEhSSPENCE & co
Dug - dts
EERiSI AIRY Ii.


WIN. !. FOLkES. Book BINpER & BLASK BOOK
w Manufacturer, : ain street, sign of the Buon,
Lynchb re-. Va. Is prepared To do all kinds of Book
Binding, short n"lice very Il" prices ior the ca.!
All kinds of ruling done 10 order, such Sc mon
Music, Bill and Commission Paper.
ieb l3.ts
WANTED 800 Snare. Virginia and Trnncs
w see railroad Stock
mar7.ts PETERS SPENCE & co
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Something SunertOr,

NcCORKLE d JONES vii have. in atew days,
WI 30 cases that celebrated r G. Stick Lrutic,.
90 do do. Nnss do,
To which they vic the attention of manufacturers.
may 30
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-06

NOTICE.-Allt those indebted TO the firm of
y & NJ, Gugcenheimer requested settle at their
earliest convenience with N.GuGGENHElMER.
may Id m
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n EW GOODS |

NEW GOODS
" MGIl GOODS
FASuloNABLE GOODS!!!
NEW STYLES WELL MADE.
C"EAP FOX CASH!
Of to pun. tupl cnrnmcrs : ,me Now daily
ceiymg at tie Ciofhne nj Furnishing Rn7unr.
ap,Jl4 INTRODUCES, SiIAFER Il co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-06
JAMES q. NELSON,

4 LOT OF 500 bushels OF very nice SEED OATS, for
Aaleat TALIAFERRO X HAMILTON.
Jar SITS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-06

AIACkEREL.-20b bls large aire in prime or
vi del suitable for family use, for sale by
raavIts b +. SACKETT.
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(AnOENEi. WANTGD.-l w..1 to b,r,

~ Eroi wnitr or nlacA tInrdenar, fnf tins year,
h22 tfs mo = IANGIIDRNE
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-08-22

born and striking facts, which no ingenuity
Of reasoning cap overthrow. They are sui
Gcicnily plain to be understood by every
farmer, no matter what his distance from
market may be, and they will no doubt have
their influence in determining his decision
when called upon 70 subscribe to the stock Of
a railroad company passing within convenient
reach Of his avn granaries. This, however,
is but one view oil the practical benefits to be
derived from theex,enslan Of railroads TO the
States and Territories Of the (nipn that have
no nayigabIe streams leading to the great
marts 81 the country. III political point q
view it might be readily shown that the adj
yantager would be still greater Of multiply
Hing such means Of Accommodation; but
they are too obvious not to strike the atten-
Etion Of statesmen without word iurthei
I from us. National Iateihgeacer
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-08-22
9 Ws come hsre . Ligs, nal to Ra!e.a

Sar4l wis tie inscription ~ banner borne
If the heal II the procession 81 German Keplb-
lrsus who symyailnsei with lhe American
alYyemfni al Tie Ratification Ceirbtali0n u tie
A,netcan Parry IN louisville. on the night ni
zoe 3lDl Juir. Tie palrlnlc example Of these
6efinln ciuzrns migh, b. commended 10 every
lefeian,r within these bread realms 81 freedom.
Nsad they but reflect on The ihraliom which
tbey lave ESCAPED, on tie Freedom they now
erjps. on The dangers TO The repnhl'c lore
~ ilpsed ia the future. on The trials Through
ahitli they haze, passrj. and the lbtfnrs winch
Il i ne effort Of lie American parry 10 beqnrah
u llrir pps.erily, surely al Jusi minded aud ~.
teil tent foreigners. who ponder The crI.is 81
abiea our government Is nov brought, would
cordially approve the pnnciplss aud ehesfnll,
run9iy wrb tie requirements Of IlIe American
party, For the Ameilcan psriy makes ~ inbI-cfI'
mtn8c warfare % The l0rrIgn burn. We rrtog"
81 ~ tie TACT that there are many tue and DE-.
sulfI ctuzens III The United state whnse hliih.
land lies beynnd The seas. There ne even those
whom many 81 the American party would b,
ID il ssr holding an itonnrsty mtinbVrrbip u
lie American 0nIer. so idr, Then. from p,O.
srrib,ng euber ils foreigner ur The Gatbulic. ib'
ineuran parry silI ,u.lsin and uphold then
80 al llIgir piopef sn5 legitimate ngli.. Oar c.
. TiI rBuns are npen, where ~ justice nv III
rendered item. Oar Free School. ave open
where they may be taught 10 common with na
i've born. Tie doon Of III churches ate open
where they may worship tiod ., lhey please
All The different pu,suiis Of life are opeu, an'
/ they a. per eel freedom 10 choose. The good vi
Of The community aud The patronage d The va
i've born are alike open. Let them come, !
/ they he good and honest men, and drunk lreel,
\ from lie GLORIOUS fountain Of our liberties. l.e
them come. resi- this limbs under llIer "owi
vine anil III tree" and the,e shslI be none y
:. nolesi or make them AFRAID" All Tia, 70 re
auted ~ iln 10 return Tor these gifts, is lDsi the!
all suffer lie rtins ~ government 20 resi y
tie hands II The aalitesbofn. u q not 40 IN
reasonable requpst and al but unreasonable
men vii .eqnle,ee in il. Let lie foreigner ron
sider This matter aud he will fonrluds. with hl
brethren of Louisville. that lie came here /" 4
I've saI moi 10 rule, and vii % depot himself
hssi Cassie.
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ALLEGED ABoLIrIoNISM OF FOREIGN
EMlGRANTS.

The leading Democratic paper IN the state
of Illinois is the Chicago Democrat. Hear
what this paper says in regard to the views
Of slavery entertained by the foreign emf
grants now rapidly filling up this country.
Let our readers bear IN mind that the follow.
ing is the language Of a leading Democratic
organ, not our language. We specially call
attention to this fact. Tor we do not want To
be held responsible for the words Of Others.
We only quote Democratic authority:
1--WE are willing TO do any thing Democra.
tic 10 unite the North. But We would as
soon unite with the friends OF human slavery
in the south, as with men in the Nnrtl WIN
make mans birthplace or his doctriual re-
ligion a test for office "ser and above his cha
raeter and his principles. The same Demo.
cratic principles that make Us letest slavery,
make Us anxious for healthy foreign emf
grafton a. the best means 81 getting raj ot
Il. BESIDES our country should continue Ia
be- what il j. npw, the hume of the oppressed
lrnm all quarters Of the world
Upon the foregoing the Memphis Eagle
comments az fellows:
We call the attention oe every sll,ehold.
er Ia this startling cunirs-Inn. According IA
This Democratic witness tie best means Ul
getting raj Of slavery j. 10 kerpupa healthy
toreiya immigration. Aud vet Southern JOUR.
nai., protesting a teroiun 10 Sa.ihern int.
res;s, tlruuunct-cUar.rly drnpuncc--ibe 4.
merriam PARTY for making effort, 10 check, b,
legitimate mcans, The infnx Il foreign abo'
litinnism into Ills country"
4, connected With hi, subject, wc present
btIum al extract from an article ii tie New
Yatk Tribune. the leading and must ihilurn
tial Abolition Journal III ihr North;
lin otter wptd., ihe Know Nothing move
nent is tue brst defence which the Black
Power cdn desire, Or IL viii arrest the gruwtl
ii tie Nurih, aud make Freedom a, weak a,
slavery. Can slave driver desire any bet
ter reason ior regarding tie ncw party viii
appreciation: Il turns back the industrious
thousands with instincts against slavery,
WHO would otherwise come 10 increase IL,
population II the Free States and render iht
contrast between their prosperity aud free
dom and the decay q the Slave states stil
more glafing
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TuE rnygsr.--Ile Chinese have shown
themselves 10 some respects very remarka.
BILE people. Lung brlore the Europeans A..
rived espn IL Tie infant Jage IL civilization
they had attained knowledge IL many Of
The highest arts and sciences. They knew
Of the compass. printing. the composition "
gunpowdcr, and we're deeply ,ersed 10 ma
ny &c tie mysterie. Il mechanical lore. But,
although lhpy we're acquainted with these
thing. ihcy seemed also a. combine With
their knowiejge in the most singular manner
the disadvantages vfprejudIce, lack nfspir.
Il and enterprise. aud 10 some cises an x
noranee which wnuli be ,listreditable ~ a
mUre batbaruus naii1n. Their compass ne.
yer led TO an extension TO their commerce,
their printing did not lead 70 the diffusion u
literature. aud their knowledge 81 the com.
position II gunpow,lrr never induced them
10 bring il iniu use - al important agent II
defence ~ offence. llley seem TO have re
manned stationary fnr centuries. neither All.
taucinE nor tvtragfstliug. never introducing
any thing new, nrsfr originating any idea II
merit, anil always retaining The old customs
ri their ancestors, no matter how little faith
they may have IN their efficacy. A book
which shuuld give an account u even moi.
civ u their prcaliat customs would be pom.
derous tome. Centuries ~ intercourse with
the world under more liberal institutions than
now exist IL he Celestial Empire would moi
assimilatp The Chinese 10 other and mufe civ.
ilized naiiuns IN thrir customs more than theil
Language. s. a people they are more ron.
srrta,ise than any nation in the world, anil
what they were i century agn they are nov,
and probably will be a sentuty hence.
BgsioH Jo4gHak
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IOHN Il. STOCK ARD. Prest.
u. A. u. Cook, see'ry.

TIN Lorsyntg rotRlER.--I'he pnbl.lier II
Ibis sheet, Which u now good authority with
modem democrats, was expelled ltnm Ihe Amr.
rlran order I,r : violation ~ 4 solemn rhliga-
lion. deliberately taken. Ilehad peso, II dis
like 10 Col. n. Marshall. The congresman elect.
"a on Monday las,. aud en,leasofej 10 defeat
his nomination. .lill plsdgins himself 10 supper,
The nominee and when The nomination was
made, false 10 III. Promises and every principle
OF honof, he used his fhsei 10 eraiily pefsonI
spite, aud has since uspd Il IL his mrnJarious
account of lie riots IL Louisville. A di.gface.
lul expulsion. because be WIS unworthy ~ be-.
lief and unit Coz confidence. faukles IN biz bosom.
and there j. nothing ihai he would now stop u
10 graliiy lis yrnomons feelings. ri. M
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AZ a meeting 81 portion u the citizens
II Alamance county, held AZ Gum Grove. on
Saturday the llth inst. the following pream
BILE and resolutions we're unanimously adapt
ed, VIZ:
Whereas, Edwin q. Reade, the nominee
IL tie Native American party for the fifth
congre ssional district d y. Carolina. and now
representative of the same, having 80 faith :
fuil, maintained the rights and principles Ul
the party, and AT the same time 80 clearly
showing his determination to yindlcate the
claims of every American citizen Be IL
therefore,
Resoiued, That our thanks are due. and are
hereby respectfully rendered, TOE. q. Resds.
for the bold and patri"lic yet calm and ian.
pressiye manner IN which he has borne the
Tag inirusted to him throughout the Dis.
ifict.
Resoir,d. further, That 50 long a. We can
secure the services u such men III The sari
Gus public stations throughout tie country,
aud the continued blessings u God, We shall
have Sufficient assurance that tic ni0ti !,
sgfs.
Rfsoired, That these proceedings be sent
10 the Ilillsl,orough Recorder. with request
that they be- published.
John Il. STOCK ARD, Prcst.
laam.