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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-12-04

STATE FTNANCEs.-Our readers doubtless
have noticed a summing up of appropriations
and acts for borrowing, contained in the
speech Of our friend Marsh, Of Brandon, and
perhaps some Of them have inferred with the
editor of the Rutland Courier that the state
will be indebted, at the close of the financial
year, in the sum of quarter of million of
dollars. The fact is that the loan is made to
discharge the balance Of appropriations over
taxes collected and it will not do TO add
them together to show the debt. If the loan
discharges the appropriations, the debt will,
Of course, be simply the amount of the loan.
If the taxes for the current year are as well
paid as usual, the actual debt, on the lst OF
next September, will fall very far under the
amount of the late loan.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-12-04

A Coon MoyE.-The Brattleboro Phanil
will commence the new year with strictly adj
vance terms Of payment
There is no doubt that advance terms arc
better for all parties, and that it would better
Tor all our country papers to adopt that sys-
tenn ". Patriot.
Not the least doubt about it. Mr.. Patriot.
and the Courier claims to be the pioneer in
this reform, which will benefit the publisher
and the paying subscribers Those heather
or Hindoos who never pay the printer are the
only ones that will mourn the change. as they
will have to pay down, beg, borrow or 20
without. The sooner such dead heads are
cut OIL the better. Give as one dollar per
year IN ad0Gnce, and those that choose it are
welcome to one dollar and fifty cents with
- promise 10 Pay' at some future day. which.
like mans shade, is sure to keep at a res
pectable distance, but has noonchantmont for
our vision.-Rulaad Courier.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-12-04

STATE Laws ABOVE L. $. LAws.-The
publisher of the Sabbath Record. a Baptist
paper in New York, has received the follow
ing letter from the Postmaster at Janelew.
Lewis county, Ky.
" Dear Sir; | have been notified to exam
inc your paper, and find it contrary to the
laws of the State to hand it out Of my office.
You had better discontinue the paper Your
subscribers here are Rev. Samuel d. Davis.
and p. Pond. l shall retain your paper, and
not hand it out Of my office.
NJ. w. BALL, p. NJ"
A President who retains in office post
master who refuses to comply with the United
States law because it conflicts with the State
law, is sitting an example OF characterization
that is fatal to all law. Tho law Of the Uni
ted States gives the subscriber to the Sabbath
Recorder the right to receive his paper
through the mails the laws of Kentucky. as
the postmaster CONSTITUTES them, forbid it; and
he obeys the law Of the State and disregards
that of Congress and Mr. Buchanan endor-
scs his conduct by retaining him in the office
which he thus abuses. Suppose an executive
officer should refuse to catch runaway Mig
ger, because the State law prohibited it -
couldat he march Wouldn't the Union be
in danger -Prou Journal
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-12-04


choose yet, II we simply ltR 60. when St is going we
States not possessed by az the States not possessed by
WAN What becomes Of statc robts. somciiwes so are
dcntly advocated u our southern neghbors can thus
force g 70 continue 5ne outpost t pek't SN
Let those Who in opposition to the founders Of the Gov
eminent think slavery blessing furnish TIA barrier
word or two IN Ie,rd ,So charter Of the Land Com
pany and the University, and am done. do not wish
10 9e mueGae pt ,hf assault SuS upon 5 n' Grsr
Assembly and the countenancc it me, with from other
members. leaves me no alternative but to meet it,
"iuuu' writing US from NiissouIl'
US 'noV 'ne VaTso vi rroeuoin u ,1 rroo nv
LABOR IS rapiuiy advancing III missouri nc
hloe'@i party nave not only tno latent ou'
tne Piuok-ah esSentlal 4ualty Win tnoso
VINO nave TO 1,' win the clustering humans
oi tne b,"cH democracy
M' ""iucnn'o' inc author VI 'i'o %olo
sPeeou W "nlch we nave Ie'erreu' Is io',
n''SoeI" ol vi, re Possesses o"''i'',i''N
HB ~ie1.S' anu nus ueeh A''oih'l Ne"
o'S' vi 'issou'l' hr' nro"n' inc "o'o anu
o"',1i vi 'no D'"'Vo,"'' no" n,0''
"'i VI '"o N'sso"Ii LogisI"tuIC' Is Non
'N'N'a"' anu Mr' p'"l'' ',G gu''ah'
eau IePioSG n'ati'e from missouri VINO VIII
'A'lN Wy uhhN HIS HidlN III w h0uilBtol - dl0o
originally from the same State.
iHL HARD INES IN EsILhN MASSA-
Oh uSLIIS'-l ne Springfield HP"n''e"" mas
oeeh coueet'ng FACTS IN regard to the eondl-
uoh OIL anairs IN inc punclpai manufacturing
towns anu 'iilaBes OF that socuon oil Massa-
chuset's' ana thus sums them up
"Our details show that as compared with
the LIST of September. Greenfield has total
of 400 unemployed persons, and Shelburne
Falls 2OO-total for Franklin county GOO /;
Northampton 500, Ware 700, Williamsburgh
$50, South lladley 200, Huntington 100, and
Easthampton 300-total for Hampshire 205o ;
Springfield 1000 Chicopce 500, iolyoke
1000 and Westtield 2O0-total for Hampton
county 25OO Adams 500, Pittsiield 100,
total for Berkshire 100. These figures
are but approximations in some cases. how
ever but basing our calculations upon the
information they give. and the other details
we have received. we think it may be fairly
estimated that the number of persons in the
several counties who had employment ON the
LIST of September, and have none now. is as
c.iI..... u...l.1.. t.on II ,-,,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-12-04
T e r NJ S

Single subscriptions less than 81 80 in advance
Ten copies 10 address Sl2, and twenty copies oven
10 address at 81 each per year payable Invariably in
advance on these terms.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-12-04


10 The BraitloJoro' Pioair seems to doubt
whether the full report Of Legislative proceed
ings, published in the u'atciman, is very vail
liable, especially the dog and fish bills. Our
friend Of the PLanir forgets that to many
persons dog or a fish bill is quite as impor-
tant as a bank charter TO capitalists. or a tar
iff of fees TO the lawyers. Every interest has
a right to demand legislative care why is
not every interest to have, at least, ono paper
in Vermont upon which it can rely for inior-
nation; The humblest subject of legisla-
ton is worth recording, and is recorded in our
columns. We think the Iloicla,an is the
better for its completeness, to every body
70 PnrNrERs.-Any one wishing to pul-
chase newspaper office is referred to the
advertisement of A. A. Earle, in another col
umn. We sec no good reason why news
paper in Orleans County should not pay its
own way, and leave a surplus to the publisher
Mr. Earle assures us that such is the case
with his Office, and that it is his continued i'll
health alone that induces him to sell
~ The american Agricutard is one of
the very best agricultural publications in the
county, and is offered at price which brings
it within the reach Of every one at all inter
estod in agriculture. The farm, the garden,
the kitchen, in fine every thing pertaining to
the everyday wants of the farmer, receives
its due share of attention. Now is the time
to subscribe, to secure the liberal offer of
bakers dozen for the year 1858. See ad-
vertiscmcnt in another column.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-12-04

The two wards to be heard from, the 18th
and 10Th, will somewhat reduce Ticmann' s
majority, but of his election there in no doubt.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-12-04

OLD BuLLIoN.-The following paragraph
from the pen Of Old Bullion shows that bis
natural force is not abatod
" am now well recovered, and working as
usual and expect to finish the Abridgomsnt
next summer and then to add another vol.
umo to the two Of the Thirty Years View.
bringing IT down to 1860, il | live that long ;
at all events, to .hc time Of the Pierce admin
l'tation, il we must call by his name an adj.
mlnistration in which he was imperative. ana
Ia which nulliiiers, disunonists and rene
gades used his name and his power for their
own audaclous and criminal purposes.
Respectfully,
IllOS. II BENTON"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-12-04

NEW YORK MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
MR.. 1lENANN ELECTED BY FIVE TO TEN
THOUSAND MAJORITY.
New York, Dec. Tho returns to hand
show that very large vote have been pollod
to-day.
Twenty wards give
Temann, 40,902
Wood, 33,6f2
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-12-04

NATIONAL ENPENDIruREs.-A special tel.
egraphie despatch in the New York Times
makes the following announcements ia regard
to the National appropriations for the coming
year
D" The Treasury estimates of appropriation
for the next fiscal year have been made nm
and despite every effort 10 reduce them. the
total amount estimated is about screi,tg mill
lions. The estimate for the War Department,
alone is tecaty and qua,ic, uHliioas-beino
largely increased by the anticipated Mormon
War. The total Naval estimates, includine
the special service and the construction of III,
new steam sloops-oi-war, amounts 20 fourteen
millions. Secretary Cobb still thinks that
the Treasury will not be compelled to resort
TO loans or Treasury notes.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-12-04
VERMONT
WATCHNAN 4 STATE JOURNAL.
ISDS.

The VERMONT wAroHNAN q STATE JouRNAL
tvcckly) is printed type aud good paper and In
style to country NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. two inn
proycments mach reading matter and fgDt easily read
The style Of the best English newspapers is adopted
making newspaper rather than show-hll II Is de-
signed for general circulation through The Nafc, as re-
cord Of State politics and other matters Of State interest
and with something Of occasional correspondence
from Washington. with the service Of competent man
In place home, hope TO preserve the paper in all
its interest usefulness and value Weneod say that
II will abide by the Republican principles which now
characterize IL.
IL -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-08-06
G Z N E r Al ITEMS.
FATAI. RRNCnNTRE.

A correspondent writing to the Lsuisvills
"DsmOerat," from sunmerrills, Green cOua-
", KY, under date Of the 9th instant, fur
Sishes an account Of difficulty which ce.
cured near that place, which resulted in
tie death Of Felix G. BeAucamp The diff
ksulty occurred between Robert J Peace
asd Wm. NJ SkSggs about some triaisg
matter, when BesucsBp, who was the brotb
CT in las Of sksgg., interpossI and begged
the parties to desist Hereupon Peace or.
ssrsd BeAueAmP to get Out Of the way or lie
would kill him Beauesmp drew revolver,
fred Aod missed, And retTeated vas fol
loTed uP By Peace, who placed bis rife a
gaiost his sniagOnist, Cred, aud literally tore
bis heart out This fatal encoantrs vas vit-
messed By the wife aud children Of the de.
ceased
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-08-06
A xkw AGRICULTURAL waIxKLE.

A story Is told Of an old frieod Of ours
ore vho, SICK and tired Of the cares and bu..
ale ofa city life had retired into the eoaaIry.
and 'goEe TO farniDg' as the saying is His
land, albeit veil sitaAtsd aud commanding
susdEy kne prospects, - not go particularly
fertile a. sone vs have sesn-rsquiriog SCI,
sniiae culture aad liberal system Of maaur.
Ing 10 iEdaee an abundant yield. So far by
ny Of sxPianatioa-
Ooes sPoa . time, a. the story books say,
our friend beiRg en- . short visit 10 New
Orleans, vas attending an auetioo sale down
,oun, sad II 50 hspPssed, they we're ceiling
damaged sausssss a. the time There we're
some eight or ten barrels of them, aud they
usrs jass gOisg a. so cents . barrel when
the sssiiOsssr, With all apparent serioasuess,
remarked that they we're worth more than
that 10 Iaauurs land With, Here uas an
idea Sixty tso And . half cents third
Iad last eAii-gooe rstortsd the auction
esr Cash takes them at sixty TIVE ard
half esnts per barrelP
To have them shipped TO his country seat
vas the Innsdiats work Of our frisnd, and
IL vas then plating time, aud the sausAges,
10 sse common phrase, we're getting no bet
ter very fast 10 have them safe under Rround
and out Of bis way Vas his Bsxt movement
Hs vss about 10 plant field Of seves nj acres
Of SfsoTs-tke sell of the pinsy woais species
- here was just the spot for this nes sxpsr.
ineat in agriculture, this new wrinkle in
the science OF geoponies One link Of sau
being deemed amply sufkeisat, that amount
vas plaeed in each hill, secom panied by the
usual nanber of kernels Of corn and eeea.
socially Psskin seed, asd all we're nicely
eovsrsd over in the usual style Nov, sfis.
promising that several days have occurred
siass the corn vas planted, the sequel Of the
story shall be told in dialogue betweep our
frieBd aud Que Of his seighbOrs
NsishbSr--Well, frisss, have you plant.
ed year eorut
Friepd-Yes, several days since
SsighbOr-Is il up yeti
Ffisad-UP Jes; and gvae; the most Of
Neigbbor-How l. tbaif
RriSna-Wsll, you see, bought lot Of
damaged saaAsges the other day in New
ORLEANS, q smooth tongue Of an auetioaeer
saying that they would make eIeelIent ma.
uure, il nothing else l brought the lot
over, commenced planting my corn at once
as is vas tinr, r,pl.n;sd q sausage in tash hll,
asd-
Neigbbor-wsII, aud what!
Fris9d-And felt satissed that / had
made . good job Of it Some days sfter-
Yards usot out TO the field TO see how
ihs corn Vas cOmiSg 90, aud a pretty piece
Of sosinsss have made Of trying agrieul-
isral sxpeEimeh;s
Neigsh0r-why, What vas the ssstsri
Friepd-AAtter' the frst thisg saw be.
fore reaching the aeld was the greatest lot
of dogs diggi1y aud sesstehing all over il :
Tbsss Sere my dsgs, and Jour dogs, aBd al
The Hsigbt0rs dogs, Besides about ibFse
kuEitsd sITAugs dogs 1 never SCI my eyes
On beiors, and every one uas hard ~ it,
@iuiBg after she huried saaagss Some
hos o. other tie rAseally uhelpS had sceGt.
si cot the basiaess. asd they have dug up
every bili By tbis time III could ssI sV-
cry deg Of tAsn on that aao,ionser I'd Be
sags6eJ-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-08-06
MISCELLANY.
~ re- " visgtata re, Pren
COL. LOST nts DIsNEH.

- tis " Fisgtasa FSos Ssrets
how TBE COL. LOST nts DIsNRR.
1T THE ArrHoE or "eVSrowDER sour" aHi.
Diso THE GHOsr," ETc.
TIE scamp nse,isg" 70 sons extent has
gone cat Of fashion But when the writer
81 fthis uAs yOa.h, they uofs quite s0aBoa,
hardly ysar passing but s0msSheFs With
- ths b0aods Of every circuit, q Bestisg q
this description vas held By our Meth0diss
friends, Usually e0BtInuiag q week, OF more,
Rss0Fdiug 10 the PTspitiousBsss of The wea.
tier % tbs TeRsusFsttos Of Wild and th0ught
less sinners This, hgWevsF, like al OtheF
pFimitivs voEship is fast givinR wsy 10
Esre fsshionabls Pisly, aud 'shoTtrr cuts
hnd smoolksT roads 10 the world slysian,
siihout The Esabls abd expense attendant,
are beiBg substituted foF tbe good cid fash
ionsd vsy Of vOrssiPpisg ia ths wider.
Bsss Thas y tbs way of preface 10 our
stoFy
Not father back ihaa We eau eanVsnisat
iy recolieet . camp meeting came oa 90 the
Rev NJ BE oiroult piaes ubeFs nothiBg
q she kind bad ever bssn bsld before The
nsighboShood, 81 the time % The mestinR
apprsacksd, tf ooufss. VS. ail astir, some
NNHHaIlNa ~ tAaN NaAAa 30 WNNHaN llaaaAV
makiug pfsParaiion of 'dainty aniBS for .
susrk, istsndiHg 70 Fsmain through she day
81 ths esmp, Ead Tstufu 70 tboiF bosses ~
night Amoag ihs latter vas The family q
ed Col = Woslthy gtuilsman. Who lived
bst short drive from the gfouod selected
81 ths eamp, sd alttoaRh HoFidiy msn
hariug never uc sapDo-e iu The ooufbs n
pretty lsng Hf-, troub'el BE n I'd mush =
boat layiug % eiher ihan ihe stores u tbis
ssh uasfy Ephsfp. BoF yst putting hizssn
O. maeh iss0nTesisacg ~ ~ ths oFdiasFy
Ftsprct n sttsuiaoes ugon diviHe HsFFhip
% she church 10 Biz nt lglb0rbe9i, yei shea
b htari Il tbs esmP aettinE 70 oame -
usar him. Be uas sore thse ofdirauly graf
.asi sd even weut uith his ssFvaats - ss
sist 'fbs bfsfhfen' e. aFrsugiog ths gfosads
astieipafiag 10 dsatt. - asii ~ his Meta.
u5ist frisads. thoash ia diGsreht va, q
Fae1 tee 90 the msrtiug
Tee ersuuds beng somPlsisl, tha Cal
usas hsma % maks his tFrsuFsmsata fer
f, siisadibe svefy dag tho ssryiess st tbs
esnp sen ths hrere erefsesf. Has called
/ upss and questi6usd 81 - the aunbsf q
pirs asd Bettea Gf g. 80 rosst, aaA the
sasu1t 81 poalug sstlbs upoa ibs pssni-
J sss. tEd kaVinR oatifsiy satisfet be msster
thsir Eas snssgA ~ Do De ssnFsny fsF a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-08-06
fra- - rsi-r.szrs laielilz--ss.
ERROR !CoRRECTLn-

WS-s Nhag AanaSa.si-sssuE --us Cs.- HI.-- n,
C-i'aosons e. .dssss the taAshst-at. a. Asla . s-,
!, :. .a.s-. --d ss-sss-ssa tH-sz ls-r .-aa
80 aaaa "a Sfih ths SastA s--s..uu-s
tAs s@asy-ssss -Ax bod .ass-.s.srs,s-- r-.,I,.
Sac ss,s :, "a -. =, = ts sA-a rs'ss --1 ss
The Soasfh, from which we iAEs ti,. fa.s-
going extract, 10 mistaken IN its S.r... ups
consequently, upjnsi IN its uunciusiur Coz
hiiey vas'not cent 70 CnlTlsruis ty /. T7hsr
standardization, but hy one of fhr mp-. In
sen.ely aud rntuisraBtly Dem or-E,ir si.s. -
Wing party aud tbs Country tsvs .rr,- v,r.
groAned saasr He sas ssut ti,,-r ~ n.
sane administraiiun that was uIsx ,llft,, ,-v,,
to see victories Won BY our armies un Der x.ls,r
leaders--by the aauini-trstiuu rf 5m X
Polk What Riley did, hs eid ~ srshp--
iiy derived fron Drnocratir aauin;.,-.
tf"n One Of abe FIRST uus. Of Csru T.,3,-
~As to Ssnd Butter Ki1E, of Gru,ri. :,
CalifOrniA-but when be arrived t,--. a.
PrseianaiiOn Of Riley ealing a cppvru.,u,
had already been Issued Anew Tnl -.v-
imsut free ssiler,) thzt RIisy had rurr,.s
out With him had been disiap dsa IN r,1,
fSrniA, by order Of the Palk Aeuini.,-u.,o,
and had become, By the magic p0subry "a
slaAtter sovereignty at once aEr=rHa. uu.i,,-
he'd to vote, and TO hslr cn fhr sanar IL ipr.-
iag the golden Issiuu to thr suuEk. ana rs:--
log another State 50 the North hR
that Southern DsnScrEtie papr-s E=anup.sa
TO involve the TaylSr AamInis.rutiuu in M.
srons'hiiity for thcss rsovumpu.s uuH 1hs,r
result, but ths stienP: siguaiiy faiiuG "a
was the old trick Of the thief r-v irr 4sr,,,,,
THE" TAs SsasA zeaazzlsrs o,.lV ,s,..r
a;ismP:, and has sOpfoundsd {, xish thr -r,a
history CT the transactions referred An Hy..
glory Of Rilsy's performances tsi sHrs IN
the Democracy. II they lsa CSiiIurn.u an
the South, the rsEuli corresponds IN "a.
causes and eonssqusncss with II I'm ssiur
substantial injuries the South hau Tunsi.xa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-08-06
LGsT LUGG4GE.

People 10 The UGlted States are rstbsr careless
Of their lives vhen uavclisR bat taey are . great
deal more eareleis o. heir iuEgags Every rat
road company has cePo.iiOTJ in which are placed
all the trunts SoSss carpet bsgs ssd parcels that
are not claimed ~ passenger. and thrss aecumu
late Stih sarpftstnE rapitiY Unsrf tts iau q
@eE YORK 81 sprh une!aifa-d a-tsrfss Hsag -
500 wtru tAty taTr r-msinrt os haut uesv tsas
yesF, and ne Nes fafs Grnlrai Eatl.1s- Cefs-
pany aeaoun~ss surh sslr % taks rI.-s 81 Afa-
~ 90 'he - " Aagnst They sfvesJiss q gtsf
ei 40 less thsn two thapssEd sss hBstted Etd stn
sI'e'Ss that hsd aresmpisied dHf,hg ne yrafs
1853 1879 1854 and 1855. o. ths.- aIs raysrrtsst
ususs bah-s chests. Pnrtrsantsaas vAlises csfpst
bags. bAad SoEss bat 0oEes, bags basdles aad
Paekafss ~ every sizs ahi Gsscfip4us Abaat
oae ball ei lss-s sFe spf marked 10 say ssy uk4I~
oisefs sfr onlg mafked lmp-ffscfly ~ iRtdala 90
e'phsts. TIE aEg sgais vslus - thr sriieirs na1
tAsr coutsata Dssi b many thoasanGs Il duuars
ia al ~ railroads " ths Unisd satss thsfe usnsf
b asausliE so@s bsatfssa ol tkousshas 81 5saass
so5ih q Fefsonai properly Let or ssssdssod 80
thn eny
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-08-06

IT, L@uisssrf Efs ssys fhsf iau ss.s ....i
stroeisss f-rfish 80 fssllIss massrf 80 60.
aiusi 30 ~ rssafY - PsTsus ~ fs.ss Ki,.
eaii. 80 As to'y f his tssft,sf. 90 80 jssi
"iiTe1 20 vpaasf ssise. ktesa frosa 10.
aHtt''J g. As.sfE uas sas n .tr sa,snp .-ss
= ~ aofars1s isfsrr 90 sird 8, ~ p.rnrsfis.
y ehil- uatrf ssziFr-s 90 aafnisr gaa=r
NtaEs 81 49, oT ~ re- uafestsf - uss .s
Fsgffs lai g. uisi Hs Siaisai ftassr sss a
- - fss fsiarf tssaffs 81 fsaeh,ss b. lessff-
q at9a-sie fay. saa shiist kbsatisG kasth
~ rsas sfssk ~ - ~ hsss = ~ t.-s vak
sFgeau. EiiitI ~ iasssafg. ssss asssy si.ss-
tsuaa ksT sea
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-08-06

TIE Na'ioBal 'Tisl Of Rsspibg ssd Mos
iSg Machines uss formally opsbsd 81 syrs.
suss, \ Y on Tussday, ty q satisfactory
exhibition Of slI she competing Msskioss -
Twenty msHing nsebines we're pat to v0sk
for the sFst trial Gsvsruors King of Nsu
York. snd Asrehsad, Of fKsuiucky, aud sew
sTal delegations usrs present El5gssut
s3dfsssss ssJs delivered Ly ts pRs.dsht
sbd The tee governors All did usll, Bot
i' vss soon sppafsut that The real ooB,es,
vas bo'vsss 'bs hsuay, vitk Woods iu
Psovsmeut, shd che Ksishum ntsLiuss -
The struggle sss close, ihs Marby couiur
is sligbtly sbsad Tbs fssuit uss tslsi
uith cheers by The multi,uds, is vbiah fbs
frisads sf tbs Ksietua msekins hsartay
Isinsa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-08-06

vss appropriated hts dinnsr % thesr uss the
day before we're heartily welcome 10 it,
hai Ne appreciated the joke in the right
'P'r'i, but be hoped they voald Be kind O.
nosgh 90 return him his hamper basket aud
his vifs's tea spoons
This vas dOOs shortly after, With an spol-
orJ Zoe their retention. .ith which the Col
APPEARED snply satisfied Bat ne really
esisve, be never fully forgsvs the party,
yho deprived him Of his .SvxpAT CAsr
" EEnxC DsxNKR'
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A CHRISTIANS REFrEcTIoss ON

1 would not give enc moment . pjoymeut
Of she calm serenity which psrvades nv mind
uhen thhking Of death. fbr lives speu, in
gsisty aud mirth.-Death bov sootaipr The
thosght as il gently steals DER me. Why
should wish 60 hHger here ? Earth's charms
are few Go hence, my spirit, aud dwell in
the bright, peaceful land above Thy loved
ones will ere long nee; the there Dissolutiou
seIIe my feeble frame, aud free my sad spirit.
aud let il be happy with its Maker, for all
happiness here below has forever fed. Al :
sweet and soothing thsugt, that my days
viii soon be Hanbetsd Look ap, m soul, 10
heaven no longer larry the angels are eal
ling thee awsy Bend my knee ouoe more,
ere my spirit Wigs forever its houeward
higAr Hsrk, that ssgelie sound, whence
COMES IL lie summons thee, my soul. to tune
thy golden Tyre TO hymns Of praise The hour
has come, and nou one long farewell till
we meet ., the judgment seat Of Christ
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The poet has disclosed the whole seere,
OF vonan's eosqserihg power Fair in her
virtus. smiling IN her goodness, she WELD,
m influence which mailed warrior peYsr
could. Her strength is in her graces, her
weapon Is love and her power 10 rs.istis.s
ubso these are combined with modest mar.
n, and dictated BY conscious duty
In iohaenee woman is much superior 20
man, ~ affection is superior to inteliect.
Man rsPresehts the understanding Of the
universe, and woman the will, nan the
saind, Hcssa the so9l @sa The TsAsoa- Eo-
man the heart The power Of observation
and r heciion are cold, useless app,DdAgss
TO the human being, unlsss warmed IIto
exercise aud attached TO good object. By the
feelings aud sentiments Of the afyetuoss
mind. How little in the world do us stink
judge, aud know, in comparison With what
ue feel Man may do mighty things in the
intellectual Advancement Of she world bat
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