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VIEWING STAR.

u The poetical gem below we Ind In a late
number OF the IatslIigsaesT. In Its author Will
be recognised gentleman who has wide circle
Of friends and admirers in this city.
I'D FIND ME- A GRAVE.
BIT LIEUT.. THOMAS WILSON, u A..
i'll make me a home, says the sailor lad,
In the ship, as she rides the wave;
III laugh when the oceans "a ring mad,
I'l smile when the tempests rave
Let the winds rave on, let the black skies frown
For what care how II be?
When the vessels wreck l'll go down, down,
down,
And ind me- grave In the sea.
I'll make me home, says the soldier brave,
Amid battle and CORY tight;
When the eagles In triumph above me- wave,
will shout with a mad delight
i could die so well on the battlefield,
Ny shroud Of the star d ig' fold; -
On the spot where the trumpets Of victory peal q,
I'D nnd me a grave with the bold
l wish not home mid the battles tide,
Nor life on the briny sea,
But I'll settle me down al my own nlesios,
With her who Is all to me
I wish not death in the battles strife,
Nor a tomb In the oceans foam,
Bat I'D fad when my heart beats Its last In life,
A grave near my boy hood home.
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A NEW COACH FACTORY,
ON TWEL Eth STREET

THh UNUthSIONED HAVING RECENT
Il ly opened q Coach Factory at $50 >Is5RR,
18th street, south OF Penn avenue E
would respectfully announce to the public inat
he Is prepared 10 manufacture or repair all kinds
OF Coaches, Carriages, aud light Wagons OF the
most reasonable terms, and In the best manner
Those desiring good Carriage, OF TO have repair
ing well and promptly done a. a low price are
earnestly reg ues;ed 70 call, a. offer such Induce
ments as cannot fill e. please
All work guaranteed 20 i've perfect Satisfaction
&C ~ 'PaOMASI GspDNCu
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II p2l Ors, Carriages, Cabs, Wheelbsrrows
Baskets, Door, Street, and Parlor Mats and Rugs
just arrived per Schnonsr Statesman, at No 20
between Nh and OH streets
nova n. J. MCLAUGHLIN & co
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oRAEGR & ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD,
~ ka e J
1reat Southern Mail LInsl
ga TiCE DAILY
SUNDAY NIGHTS EYCEPTED)
Bs:@t6n hashingt0n Civ and the SoDth |!

Bs:@tSn hashington City aud tho South |!
VIA: ALEXANDRIA,,
soaDON5ViLLE, RICHM Nd DAN
WILLIE OK fENs3OROU6H,N N. q.
Ard DAILY TO THIS
VI q ~ A SPRINGS
Leave w ashlngton at............ % O'Clock, A. M
LelVe asnlhgton at...........7 PM
|oo'e h.cAdhurld dl.......-.s...7 A. M .
Leave hie1ano'la at...... ......S L NJ
travellers Will End the Morning Line In con.
EectiOn with the Virginia Central RAILROAD the
Cnea pest, most Pleasant and III peditous Ruote to
THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS,
6recnbfier White sulphur and Fauouier White
sulphur WarA, Hot, Alum and Capon Springs,
Weiy's Cave, Natu.ul Bridge, Lexington, &c.
OMNIEUSKS and BAGGAGE WAGONS
VIII be at the Washington Railroad Depot to con
ycy PASSENGERS and BAGGAGE, Fss Of
Ckags, TO STEAMER 6kOR6E
PESk, Tor ALEXANDRIA, dis -
sace OF sir miles. allowing ample time fof M ssIs
rsre fron Washington to Richmond. rs 50
Fare g Dsi ......''.ll w
EAee procured on the boat
n 60, and Comfort are secured bv this
a. uma LINROY IIRsY cLAss IA IL M. =
pa.LEAANDRA TO DANVIJTE
..,,,aS U,h PASSENGERS and BAGGAGE
Railroad. pepot OF the Petersburg
U1 JAMES A. EVANS
Agent, AlexandYfa Wa
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u z - Is II . r. Fs. Hr,n
- NEW aND CHEAP
SADDLE. IA SESs AND TRUNK SF0R9
fsS Se'eaihst Opposite Odd Feliows' Hail.
"a MESsRH. FOPHkM, eu,,
$3.50 late Of PbiIGdelFl ia, and AAk&@
S<TNORF LaS OF this city, ,.sJss7ssf 2{E EsEs
respectfully announce 10 TzuAsAAR5
thSir 4iends and the public, that thew have com
msnosd the Saddiing business at the above stand
where they Will make and keep constantly on
nsnd large and superior assortment or-Mens',
ladies' and Boys SADDLES BRIDIEs'
MAHFlA6 LEE and WHIPS. HARNESS o.
every description, both Cor ciiy and country u.s
All kinds OF TRUNKS, VAEISES. and tkR
PEI BAGS. Ladies' SATCHEI,S TRAVET
ING BASKETS, and FANCY WORK R0xEa
HOksE BLANKETS, COVERS, COTIAItt
ana HAMES: Horse, Spoke, and Dust BR UsIi,
Es. CARDS, CURRY COMBS, SPONHKs
So, DO. y,
All material used Will he the best TINT cs, r..
obtained; and both of US having been practice
workmen FOR several years, we feel Confident that
our work cannot be surpassed, either for stvle a.
durability BY lnHeInittng efforts to give sau.
faction we hope to merit, and respectfully soIicis
lsiaTe Of public patronage. ~AA"''s
ras.ioulsr attention paid to covering vx,ss
ssd repairing all kinds of work
Saadief~'toois oonstaatlv on hand. lsyz-,v
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k.ea CRACKERS OR CRACKNELIk
n. ana Fancy Crackers, q splendid article 70
Aca' 3Hs' received by
&C ~ KING 4 BUROHELL.
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ED4CAL CARD.

nR n. PERABEAU, GERMAN hOMEO-
u pa;hie physician, has the honor TO offer hIs
services TO the inaahita1ts OF Washington and
vicinity.
Once and Residence on street., No. 1s3, be-
tween 10th and 21sI streets
~. Homeopathic medicines for sale, which
the Doctor prepares himself with the creates,
care, For Fever ana Ague, for Bilious and Bowel
complaints, &c &c. Sc aim
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for yourself. Terms positively cash. No extrA
PROFIT charged to offset bad debts. Cali Ct the
NEW YORK NAT STORE, Seventh street
near pennsylvania avenue.
IN "a II ANTHONY, Agent.
NEW AND ATThACflVE NOVELS
~ Raising the Veil, or Scenes In the Courts; by
Bail Fenner Enbellishsd with peruaits OF Pc
lice Court Ofacers 81
Carrie Emerson, or Life In Cliftonville I; by Mrs.
U. A. Hayden. 81
Walter March, shoepoe ReoOllecttons; by Ma
10r March. 81
Boston Common; Tale Of our Own Times by
a Lady. SIPS
Althe, or Spells nom the strand; by Mrs Ada
Nj Field 81
Kate stanton, Page from Real Life 81
Dora Grafton, or every cloud has a silver lining
Ambition; Kate Willie 81
Rambles In Eastern Asia, including China and
Manila, during several yeart' residence with
notes Of the voyage to China, excursions In Man
lila, Hong Kong, &c; by l.. Ball, nj. d second
edition. 81, IS.
Just published and for sale At
TAYLOR q MAURY'S Bookstore
Oc "a Penn ave., near 9th street
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MANUFACTURE By
U d y A l. - 4 r "a N EDY,
~, l2o Warren street, Roz6xry, Mas.
PRICE, ONg DOLLAR

CLlCkNEk, 81 Barclay street; T.. II. KING,
lss broadway; A. b. g. ID. SANDS, 100 Fulton
street. Philadelphia, L. w. DYOrG l. SONS
baltimore, BROWN BROTHER, CANDY q
AT Retail by ali respectable Druggists In the
United States and British frovisas, and alss b,
ne pPSFoists Of this City aet slJy
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GREAT REDUCTION
IN THE PRICE OF BOOTS ARD CATERS
Z RAVE On COMMISSION, FOR PHIL

USSb rAiS Aiin iih-
factuTcT, 4 fret rate
SJSed CT pegged
Calf skin BOOT Ut
a3.02, full as good
as those usually sold
al IS or 80; AID z
French Calf Patent
LsatheT CATER At
So SO, as good as any
al IS; i nrstr2te Calf
Gaiterst 81 SO, these
are the best goods
that "a { or ever wefe)
sold Ia the District
for the price; for the
Dr00f come and saa
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MEDICAL BU0ks.-WOODIS THERA
1s1 Peutlcs and Pharmacology, ! vols; lust pub
nshod. Woods Practice Of Medicine z vols {:
last edition. Wood and Bache'sU y Dispeo,
satoryi last edition. WatsOa's Practice OF Phy-
sici new edition Wilson's Human Anatomy
new edition. Renourd'S History Of Medicine:
vol 1850 NELL ard Smiths Compendium OF
Medicine new edition. Dunglison's Human
Physiology, vols; new edition Druitt,s Mod
err Surgery new edition. with a number M
other standard medical works. For sale al pub
1isher' prices. f0
&C TIT FRANCK TAYLOR
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MRS. N. z. HARVEY,
(SuccEssoR TO JAxEsP HARVEY prcs.n ,
q q . Il r r e K Err,
No. sl0 SsUsHfh strss, bsrs.ss u and IL,
REGs LEAVE TO INFORM TIE PUBLIC
II thatsh has in her employ the
same persons that were formerly Sss.ssssu.@
In the establishment, who are fully
CON pstent 70 conduct the Undertaking Business;
day or night, as heretofore =, 10 g.
PLATFORM AND COUNTER SU.Ies
MURDOCK'S PATENT PiaTr4D. IS.
W Counter scales, OF all sizas for sale M mann,
hcturers prices oy BOGUR OINEGII
eez AGENTS. NO. 100 Wat-r at. Georgeso-.
SECONDHAND PIANOs.-PIvC I1.I
~ received AID or sale or rent verylow rcssh
n The Piano and Music Emporium Of H'
John F. EIIIs
Nv 9GS Pa Sy., bet. 9th and lOth a.
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(NaYic8 DOLLS, KID DOLIS VSDI
" Rubber Dolls. China Is, Paper nOis
Cloth Dolls, Holl Heads and Arms, DaII poSras'
&c al MCLAUGHLIN Co.'S new store nov
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nR. DUPkIE's REMEDIES are ths oolv
~ enect1al cure for External or internal Pilss,
Seitrh-un, King Worm, &c. They are unriyaE
led for purifying the blood.
81 cents per box Once ~ Nassau street, New
York win be sent by mail
and Penn. avenue % o.
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p. S.-OPHRA GLASSES OF great variety
TELESCOPES & MICROSCOPES, WATCH
MAKER GLASSEe, and many other articles In
Nv J6fy
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-12-12

her baby in the cradle, and was informed
that Dwas. | then vontured to compli-
mcnt it as a pretty baby. But it was by
no means received as graciously as | ex
pected and turning the thing over again
in my mind, presently discovered that in
stead of calling it a beauty Of baby, as in
tended, | had unfortunately called it a
"beast Of a baby - and no wonder the
young mother didn't feel hattercd by such
a compliment from an "outside barbarian"
With my hand On my heart, by way of
lantomime apology, | hurried off to flush
up the Falls.
From tue east side, an unobstructe1
front view Of the Falls is obtained and
although its silvery belt of sparkling
light, presents nothing of the terrible, yet
its graceful beauty wins greatly upon tho
spectator, and will linger long in memory.
At numerous points along the face Of the
dark cliff, little strcam!ets tricklo down,
like waving threads Of silver; and over at
the saw mills the water from the head race
leaps and plunges in frantic tumuls from
its imprisoned height.
The general prospect from this point is
bold and beautiful. Across the channel
is the lofty Isle d Orleans, with its crest
of forest trees, and its extended slope, COW
cred with pleasant farms and picturesque
houses. Away to the east stretches the
north channel Of the St. Lawrence, with
its mountain bounded horizon. To the
west is Quebec, in full view, at an air line
distance of eight miles ; with the Citadel
and walls, and conglOmeration of build
ings; the bright tin roofs blazing in the
MONDAY sun, with binding, painful
radiance; the shipping in the harbor;
and the scenery of the ST. Lawrence
reaching into the dim distance beyond-a
perspective of natural and historical inter
est,that amply repays the journey to reach
it, and makes one wish for longer sojourn
or an annual pilgrimage. Il.
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A Salt River GEyme."

[Since the l4th Oct. last past, we have
received enough certificates inviting us to
take gratuitous trip along with Pierce,
Douglass, Fillmore, Cass, the "DOg Noble"
Richardson & Co., up" Salt River"-to
last US our natural lifetime, at least, (we
don't intend to accept any such inducements
however our next move must be down
stream) One of these invites" is from
a neighboring county, and pokes fun at US
in such good humor that We are inclined
to be liberal with our readers, and let them
have equal shares in it. 1t is in Hiawath-
ian metre, and ornamented with pen.and-
ink cuts, which We can copy only in part
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-12-12

The above cut is side view of this ma
chine, according to its latest improvements,
particularly adapting it as a blower in
blast furnaces. 1t is called 100 horse
power. In this engine, tie fy-wheel,
crank, and their afpenia5es, are entirely
dispensed with-the motion Of the engine
being governed exclusively by the arrange
mcnt for moving the valve, operated direct
from the cross-hcai or piston-rod, which is
very simple and effective, durable, and not
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rive confess that without the aid Of
microscope We perceive that the artist.
writer displays on board said ship Gin the
originaD the flags of the Lcwisburg ChrOn-
icle, Miflinburg Star, Philada Times, and
others of the true Republican stripe, with
"banners torn but flying" and jolly
crew huzzaipg for Freedom and Free
mont"
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liable to get out Of order. The advanta-
ges are-a great saving in first cost, in
power, friction, wear and tear, &c.
This improved machine was on exhibi-
ton, last Oct, at the Crystal Palace in
New York, and last month at the Franklin
Institute in Philad, and on both occasions
was much commended by the Scientific
american.
Mcssrs. MEREIcK & Son, one Of the
most extensive aud celebrated firms in
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TCorre.l ord,rce q tie Lovi,l Uru Clrouicle.I
Correspondence from sGe North.


QUEBEC, i. G., July y, 1856.
One of the first novelties that attract
the eye of stranger, here, is the general
use Of the calaaic, high two-wheeie6 one
horse vehicle, similar to cur Old fashioned
gig" but heavier, think, aud with
seat on the edge Of the dash board in front
for the driver. And it is astonishing how
these tough little Norman horses-"Cara-
dian ponies" believe they are called, down
your way-will trot Up and down these
steep streets from morning till night, with
load Of from one to three persons, with
out any manifest signs Of giving out. We
met them to-day, in tie country, working
their way up hill and down, as cool as
philosopher, with as many as three tiPsy
TOURISTS" piled in, besides the driver;
and perhaps it wouldn't have made much
difference if they had taken on load Of
hay into the bargain.
Breakfast over, some three score people
scattered off; some IA parties Of four to
six in carriage, or two III calashe, and
most of them, ourselves among them, d.
recting our way to the Falls Of Montmor-
enci, nine miles down the St. Lawrence,
near its left bank. Passing out at the
northern gate, and crossing the St. Charles
in the vicinity of tho ship and lumber
yards, the struggling cavalcade entered
upon o fine macadamized road that, after
crossing a mile Of flats, gradually ascends
with the rising character of the ground,
until, in the neighborhoOd of the Falls, the
uniform slope of the bank up from the St.
Lawrence, attains, in about mile back,
an altitude of some three hundred feet;
which is the general level Of the back
country.
The road was lined with farm houses,sO
much SO that from the Heights it presents
somewhat the appearance of a continuous
village. About half way, they do cluster
into town, with large stone Cathedral.
The farm houses are of one or two low
stOreys, with very steep roofs to resist the
weight of the snow in winter generally
kept quite neat and tidy, though with a
half worn, ,dilapidated appearance, too The
walls are very thick, and all the windows
are provided with double set Of sash
one at the outside of the window frame.
and the other at the inner edge, after the
Russian fashion, as a double protection
against the excessive rigOr Of their extreme
northern winters. They had all an aspect
OF home comfort, that was attractive, and
yet with broad, but scarcely defnable
difference between them, and anything to
be found in your part of the world-more
Of a European aspect as delineated by tra-
velers.
The farms are long and narrow, after the
Canadian fashion, with font Of from a
half acre TO three or four acres, sometimes
more, and running back in regular paral-
kilograms to the St. Lawrence on one side,
and INTO the interior on the other Some
umes tue farms will be only one acre wide,
anu Two miles deep; the houses in all cases
se' close Oh tie road, and rarely enclosed.
lou VIII see BY locking at a large map of
Lower Canada, that the counties and town
ships present the same popularity, very
narrow one way, on the ST. Lawrence, and
very !eng, the other
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-12-12

America in the manufacture Of engines
and machinery in general, have engaged
to introduce and furnish the above engine
for all the different purposes to which they
are adapted, in this and several of the
Atlantic States, and are now engaged in
their manufacture, at the Southwark
Foundry. The engine is warranted to
work as recommended, and seems destined
to be a great improvement. [Nr. Ross
address is Lcwisturg, Union Co., Pal
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-12-12

Ant pesites to raice dcir COTTON
Nor 70 make der Zhirts and prccches,
Ant to grep mcganics Greasy,
bich do work in noriern counirics
Like de nickerS OK De -outren,
NOrkin nit DER dirty yinkers,
Maxim muslins yor de becplcs;
Ant dey luf to geep DER nickers
Maxim sukar ant merlazzes
Vrom de game praitrs ov dat goundry;
Ant dey luf de nicker papies,
Luf desc nasty nicker paIies,
Oy yich deg dcmsclfs are dattics;
Dcy luf desc papirs in Firchinia,
Luf dem ven dcy re dwo and dwcnlv,
Ven dcy re larche ant sh:rong ant healty
Den dey sell dem to de Soutrens,
To de Mizzizzibbi blanders,
Ant to dose ov Lou'ciana,
Ant sometimes to Alapaina,
We're dey co to bick de COTTON,
Ant TO hoe among dr gans-Qrakes,
Ant to make de pleasant zugar,
(Vich in schnapps 20 ferry goot Isl
Den dey luf desc ricker papies.
Oy vich dey d-mselfs are dattieS;
Ant dey wish to dakc desc nickers
To de Western derridories-
pere to shpreat de inshdilut;ou
0v vich Noah vas de vounder,
'Corl'in to der ghrono-loteh-y;
Ant Puchanan dit dem bromise
Ven he cot de BresitenZy
He voult help to shbreat lie niekers
In de western derridories,
Ant voult ait dem to dake Cuba.
Ant to make anOdur schlave SLtate
Out ov dat hrntuclif islant;
All de reasons dat | know ov
w buchanan is REELECTED.
In CONCLUSION, will show you
An extensive panorama
Ov de Union expedition,
Vich has very lately shtarted
Up de shdream known as salt Rifer.
II will pc Won mighdy hardy
yich viii CO dat ri!sr upvarts,
In shteamer known a. Fusion,
Owned ~ Beunsylfania merjants;
You will Scede telecation
Vich has left vrom Union goundy;
May pc you viii see yourzelf derei
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THE SLAVE TRADE.-The Journal of
Commerce states, on the authority Of the
United States Deputy Marshals, that the
fitting out of vessels for the slave trade,
from New York city, was never prosecuted
with greater energy than at present. The
occasional interposition ofthe legal author
tiles exercises no apparent influence for its
suppression.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-12-12
ELECTIONATHA.

der Brinder oy de Tarrstown Ghronigle.
Tuner-ye;terl vct's de matteri
Vot's de matter yil desc Teuchmenl
yid desc Irish ant desc Scotchmen.
Ant desc puil-hcats vrom Olt Englantl
Vot has grawled deir senses oier,
Sot has turned dem upsite townyarts!
yot has mate DER peiies shake so,
Nit ter laughter ant ter giggle!
w. you tarn pig tum Teuch WOOL you,
Iii a heat Won cabbage mate OF,
Ant pig preat-pasket pelly:
Not tont know your mOut vron pung hole
Ant your nose vrom viskey pottle;
IIainit you heart de choyous news, sir!
Heart der news yrom all creation,
Ant Barks county ia bardic'lar-
Ilaint you heart de Glorious news, sirf
Heart de news vrom Mississibbi,
Ant de news yrom Alapama,
Nit de news vrom suit Gar'lina,
Ant pesites yrom Louisiana!
IIain't you heart vrom Mort Gar'liua,
Yer de dar ant bitch does COON yrom,
Ant vrom Dennessee ant Dexas,
Illinois ant olt Genducky,
Intsna ant New Charcy,
Argansaw ant ter Missouri
Iiain't you heart vrom de Macknolia
Shtate, vch NloIda der name is,
Ant vrom tudder site Won sunt0wn,
Nich is called GalivOrnia,
yrom Plrchinia ant vrom Tervare!
Hain't you heart de Glorious ditings
yot has COON on ali DO preeces--
Waited vrom ter hills and fsileys-
Vrom de mountains ant de brairies-
Nrom lie r-ehions of de Merit, sir,
Ant de rechions of de Sout, sir
Ant de reehions Of Missouri,
We're de compromise diyidedl
Put, de pigsest vich you'f heart vrom
Is de news vrom Bennsylvsniai
Glorious, goot olt Bennsylfania,
Vich is always Temoyr.dic,
Ven de beeples fote dat dcket
Wy, I'll deli you yot desc news is,
Vot desc news vrom all creation,
Ant Barks county In bariic'iar,
Chdnss PaehGRan, he's keil.ied!!
Al A.
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Gov. Causey has appointed Jos. P.Come.
gys, Esq. of Dover, Senator to fill the
vacancy caused by the death of Mr., Clay.
ton. Mr. Comegys is leading member
of the Delaware bar, near relative Of tho
illustriOus man whose place he bss been
selected 70 fll
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trait of an Old gentleman il a brown study,
who looketh very much like the " man
who won the elephant at a r1iile," as much
as to say, " Well, nov I'm President, how
in creation can l keep my promises and
manage these Kansas, Cu6a, and Nicara-
qua scrapes Pierce has got me iuto?"J
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Tn.nl |

This is nearly one half the matured pop
ula'ion Of tue State, who "tOil not, neither
DO they spin," but live upon the hard ear
uings Of the other half, determined to make
money anyhow, or, utterly heart-broken,
reckless Of character, "without God and
withou: hope in the world" California is
a startling illustration of the text, that
"the lore of money is the root Of all evil"
and in that rich soil the root thrives prodi-
giOusly.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-12-12

THE PROPOSITION TO RE-EsTABLIsH
THE SLAVE TRADE, made in the South
Carolina Legislature, was referred to se-
lect committee Considerable discussion
arose upon the motion, some of the men,
bers thin king that it was useless and i'm
practicable to entertain such a project, as
the moral sentiment of the world was
against it, and it would never be favorably
entertained in Congress, who alone had
power to make laws upon the subject.
One member said that such question
would not only separate South Carolina
from the North, but from the South also
This is likely to prove true, for the Rich
mond (Va) journals are out in opposition
to the proposition, and condemn it morally
and politically, and especially would many
of them, who get their living BY breeding
slaves, oppose plan which would reduce
their market value
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-12-12

LIFE IN CALIFORNIA-Anar article in the
San Francisco Gotten Era makes the fol-
lowing estimate, and Classification Of men
who obtain livelihood By Illegal means