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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-10-12
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-10-12

6 SEklInmd lrn, Rurittrtbtern uno StbIabtmsGsrn,
y wE aub Gin auesmcinss aNcrtsment ron 6 ems
ranrcn, gu toteu tli q. q. .S1cTcr.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-10-12
S6dsbares
Qte1en6eS Gtdentbunt,

Nuf ofTentIl6er Sen6u ju pertaufen.
auf Samlass ben 29Rsn October. um t2 rltr
Nittdss. icll auf Dsm Gissnttam islbR, SfsntIi6
ptrtauft wrresn ndmIi6:
Sine berrli6e Suuerei,
sslsssn In Stsr.Sauecn 5aunI6tp, 9etbd gauntv,
srdnisnO an bic NIIutaunsr Strabe une an e6n.
Der BON dbcmas Gsnsr. 5snrp Diebrr,, Saecb
RenbCIc, Gbarlss 8ibp, 5snrp Dstsr uuO anbe.
re. rntbaltenb 1873 adsr unp 60 8utbsR senauss
Waas. Dapcn II Elm bnldnaIi69 Sbsil 0ss
lsnlano, stwa so Ader IL sutes SOlslanO, unO Der
ReIt III pom beitsn Saulanb. I6idIi& In Geltsr
sinsetteilt, unter euten 5euisn, uno III in bsm be-
ten eultur3uitanbs. Die Srrtsbnunssn Sarauf
iinn
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-10-12
So. lO.-Sbf.

Ssifs Ssd Suiltsn, 5rau Sophia @a6risI,
81 ; lpsitbrites Do. 10. Diploma. Das aus
6sliflltr Obj bon Gtarlrs u. 3lube, 5elsn 5aa'
man, 3. ). S4anb, SOtn eOIh. 8sbsrra Bic
Fer, 8rau 9. Grim, g4m. 8ubt, G. 9srmri'r,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-10-12
$50. 5.-Sbaafs.

Sir ben belen Srd, SOuttbown mb Bale.
mel, 10 MOnutrn alt, Gilabman Ssrp. SO be-
fen Bod, Sputbcpwu, Swrn q. S4uibfr, ;
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-10-12
Sin autes ;tpeilt6di9tes
8 0 b n haus,

ttrils Uun Stsin unb THRILLS bon Scl,
srbdut, stns CUTE tsinsrns S6eusr, rin lttinuntr
Bassni6cp unb ale unOert n5ttiss Nsbsasebiu.
be. Gs beftnpst ii& ou3 elmer Der bsfsn 6aIs.
iietn6rii&t. 70 wis Elm bsrrIt&sr SbRsartrn pom
bsfsn SbR. unp jrplr pcn alien Scrtrn, barauf,
uno 70 fIis6t aud dn f4Snsr Dabsritrom burh
bic Sausrfi.
90 III biss bas blntrIaesns GisssnSs Ssrm6ssn
bss prfcrttnrn ptter Gamer, lestbin BON
bsiastsm aauni&ip. IN cine Der bsiirn Sausrsien
im gnuntp. unO tdnn I'm @anssn pbsr In Stdden
psrtauft werbsn, pis &c SaufluRissn am bsRen
i&iden mag.
SsRb unb Elm unarsitisss Rsdt fSnnsn bis hrn
| Ren nS&fen Nprtl ssssbsn psrbsn.
Die SehtnsunssH am 8srtaufstast nb Guf.
Sartuns BON
9aI'G eiiisSet5s $751; sssrnot, erSe".
October IL. na3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-10-12
SO. l7.-Mineralien.

Bette ausilrlIuns bon NinsraIsn. BON SaeUb
S6lauG, elm prrmium pom $40 fur cine aruss
Sorist6t auSssiisllisr SOrtsn pOn 9sbm, Gilsn
unp Ststnsn, pVn 6. Ni6rlls pip bette Nus.
ffluns SUn Sdlf. pUn 8. uno 6 Srrrlsr Dip
DO ep Sanb fir Sadftim unb 8cunerp gnb,ps.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-06
Louisville & Nashville Railroad.

FREIGHI NOTICE.
ILFreights will be forwarded bvtbe Evening 1rair
IA and must be delivered AT the Station between the
hours Of and IL 30 Al ter st time VIII be too
late Tor maniestinr that day. and there no convent
for storing 80 -
freightsfor intermediate noints between Nashville
and 6aiistin must be preraid mere.
janli-u - h. FAUNTIEROY. Agent
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Rates Charged for SrrOnd-Cla@ Tickets.

EmgTants viii be taken upon Deck at reduced
prices, ard from three 10 dollars cheaper than by
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9ounoers.
w. q. DORRISS'S
NASHVILLE STCVE FUINbRY NARE-I00NS

NASHNlLLE, TENNLSSEE,
TTNHOSE Wishing to puI chase good article OF Ten
i nessee manufactured LOOMING o HEA1ING
SIoNkS. hOlLoM MA h &C either Wholesale or
retail will Tina IT greatly To tier interest To Cal at
tins Bent. also instantly keep hand
a choice stock al TlN-wA T., Which can sell al
most reasonable Rates, wholesale retail.
We have Store tie lui gest lOt oi COOKING
s1ONkS, both luT coal al Il Woo various stS les
ana patterns ever OLertu to tins market. Cali
eAa mine stock ab0 satSly yourselves.
sn- All orders will receive TonIt attention.
Address, ". u bUhhlsS,
apr5-2m nashville, Tenn.
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Executors Sale of Real Estate.
Diarrhea, Desentery, FIux, SC
The Graffrnbfrg Dysfnfery Sirnn


rs better Than other becanse oher preparation
rely hE effci Bcy, upon eangoTnus nareOtr prop
critics, and ths EARNS tbs bswel mpain
ots iuyalye lasting not fatal Ills oi ale brain
Tie cal aud uncqs aled en cacy e tn CTae enter
syrup h that h ftUfrs iizss fhe acrd IN
iEtes' which had Caused shs trot bie aud, hi
euriLg the disease certainly sst extiEF
IRE, u lea o III behind, bGt nature resumes her
course with perfect hesith
We have s.en the GsskSHEro nfsKSrfs1 SYKrP used
IN of bowel complain q = ali tier fFms,
from n simple lasehess maiigt cholera, aud
speak - Ia the bgb' terms ans recommend
Il with ennnieHee. \ Il, ther The u milo az So
we're reeeni 81 long rtsnarg cures surely, and
leaxss baa slIects b. lima
1oEKi- FkANKIIS, fes- b ard Aldermen. y. y. CITY.
I. X. i.KFoEkBs1EE, u d. B.isr1 oI Healh
T. h HmE4Hp, ". H.. a -
G H. lI-nE0w, kpseoiaI c1erFs mar saeeIS, Va
IA ~. BASS on, % t1ne street., tity
n4vID fIfNAN. Court sifeet, Bosisan. Mas.
6po ssog TaSeKR, EpaFd a Aldermen, NeNafk, j.
" TArbs. Cz8t 4 : Army.
). IA HxsT, Cleveland Piana-alef ,1hio.
M. FAkkAsD, Cleveland. tho
ALkN MACKENZIE. Agert.
fufctt. 4. N&rAttif4c-
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Jenny Lind Saloon
.s~sf ssral And
Pistol Gallery.

q ~ A. MCCALL \ Cos JesnF iind ,sioan ane ~
soi Gallery, Thisd stet, 81 eic fs<t g &c
Isldil ~ corner Of Cedar sHa tnFfry Sweets -
% s1sy SAD ssxlsl. lrr ne rscep<h,s a xfsltors
fsns.s setsrr are kerls fnr The sale q JFnny ilns
i birs faes Cas ls4fhefs. saa h-is, and fi<to1k .
: usaStcetebfated manufacture efrt@~H
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-06
MANNY's CONFINED
Reaper and Mower.
VIM H0oD'S ksPR0FERkNE

VIII HWIlFH kHF@HVF fHz-sFI.
TRfsseslsbsaset Aehtns resested The hrsi pfcini-
II uua ~ ; aE&Aae IN nfhkI - n eesi fc1ns inei
EeaplsE sna AoNtnE Aacltae AZ the Arrest Lniscd
states Asftcnltaf a. fsr, heid a. fesazsit, NJ IN
Ssfteraf,er 1e5. lac taal easss 81 - faeose,
Nrw serk Jslys where al the rfsnezf4 nsact lne-
IN ths L. fssa saates Hee lspFsaghiy - kFre -
CssnniifEfe made fieR awzFte tlssssEh Hafklssf T.
Wfssr. fffsident tnfted c<4tsz AsricetnF1I r<-cis
AT lss lsgls'e. ky. AtstA
u slse cerisea The ssaFis he bss4 Eeaper AID
TIE best 4a&er befsrs tao F4Isiatr cut n-ilteex
Agress.sr.l sieiy - <seAFissr IN tuis last over
sns d the nse.1ieea zee - IL Tennessee
<cnerouF es1aeT pEs faisnss Eca as@ras seFs 4lyra
case n &nseFi<a- = sf -
MS above Narhinssars fer s>is N ne snass<l sues
~ D.. GfIEA1HAA.
Genefsi Asest Go she tafe.
fis1.Ig, Nhkft<s A ca,
mzyf-l Nashville. Ienn-
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TO TRADE
AND
TRAVELLING AGENTS

w Z want so TO % young men, wnh a cash capt
Wv tai OF from $50 g. 90 eaci T. pure base our
Nssde, son -ist ny o AaiCl j, Wcry aud g. dir
pose of them ~ ell th Ctrs and tpg ~ throughout
the United Sfatee and nadas. Some perslis who
purchase OF " making fr:n $1,000 $40 goo
year, selling at auction, IN The various to~ns aud
villages
ON the receipt Of the CAsH, viii sand 10y mail, 81
any address, the ioiiosig Itcles, samples II our
Goous:
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New Orleans and Nashville

TEE splendid Fa @n,I Rsenipf
HARRY G, MoCoNAs. Master, will ul12szzzzs
run as above making regular elet..t,E cay trips be
tween New 4 ears and Nashville
Ibis fine rssenger steamer will be here soon as
iIp init confiBU this trade ali season
She will part hence
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tsxxs Door TO n. lAxlKa ! CO.,

HAVING Fsscelated eltf in bnsfnrss Ar. D. n.
RALLY, ffsFmeriy a. she ho2Eo ef Nixhai.
6ftFn bailey y aaa remosea fsesa the cerner u
College ena Ghnrsh streets 81 the ehese sIeEsns and
sefse ne~ but aftgs ~ - fFcsafes -
trienas zid enEtoaers 9Th mere pFunifthesz thea
he*etef Oar ssaek q GfsAcerses And Esf s1aFss
~ unies esnaplste, asa all BE sold en the
u fsrtass oeg1-ff
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Steamboats,.


= he fine, Passenger and a 9Th
freight steamer EASTPtK1 = UEzCN7s3A7
E TooD, Master, will continue
IN the above trade the entire n-sknP regular
trips be this city and New Orl. ans. The East
fOR1 is last of light draught, and well acapteo Tor
theCumberlanG rive trade.
+ nov24-ff ~ 5stf- sflf A. HAMILTON, Agent.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-06

rzzF reeetx=a 4 tzsEx ~ Of Chl.ar>Hs Garage
aasly nalshea hieh IN be s.sid icwsfs asr sssl
ais sss'a 'a'' ''-.1s' MACKENZIE xlSemx.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-06

Goods:
Fancy Gold Finger Rings, assorted for -. s. co
- bcifr, for 90
Gents nTeasip.ns, asserted, Tor 900
sse, cameo Pin and Ear Drops, for......,... %
Sea SOld stone PIN and Ear Drops, iar 90
Set Mosac +" Tor .......... 90
7 s, eold Fancy !. Ier....., 90 90
PAIR Gold Richly ehased Band Bracelets. . 90
Fancy Cameo Bracelets. for -. 90
4 =. IzGies' Fascs Gun Fins, for ..-..... 90
9 ~" stone set, for.....6 90
g e Sleeve Rai'o's sis s"s. :s: Sor 3 GO GO
Gold Double Iocke', fancy CsilaPl f.r....... 20
(rpri. 81 for .--.--. 90
Gold Vest Hooks, Tor .....- !. .....-......-- 40
ssold Fanny Match Kew :. ior.............-.- 90
Large SIC GOLD Pencil Case. f1I ......-... 81
New s,yie French v'sr Cham, hr-...-..-.-..2 %
- eetier, iOr....-.S 10
Larger, f.r.......5 90
Fancy saver Watch, open face lgT 90; ~ 90
r,0,y e watch Hon, ID HUNS eas ss 70. 10 % %
:. Gold watch, gEen fAos, lor ...-.--s 20 90
:, :. hunlins Case g., e. 90 ~ 90
uovenrnf. Of ali the Watches described in this lit
are wAKEANIlp PiaBfcI; AID We ish Il esiineuy d
deFsfood that the prices given above are our l0Nfr
SnoIE-Aih rilos ~ he Ifaae ana lANsans - nus
hgt er ferss.ns urde-itg any II the above articles,
either EeRsil &c aDeuEt direct, n us of :" pe
proprietor q tis AieT Who .als',aa 70 a. a. e ~
calAl gues and Prices. Write the name, County and
state ia tlain hand, 10 prevent nlistskes ana, 90
siv Seoeas 81 ts money, the Goods VIII oeia NAra-
- y "f,' ' srESSErT eLlNEs,
Manufacturers 81 ye~eiry impor,sas and
| Wholesale Ieaers N Naichesi
No. - Nassau street, NV t"rk-
1
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James Johnson, Nashville. Z. Howard, and
Red Rover,

One OF these Boats viii leave Nashville every 9th
er day at noon: time from Nashville 20 Memphis For
y eight Hours; Ncssburg Five bays and TO New
Orleans il Seven lays
Boats leave Nashville every day and wait for the
arrival al the Passenger Trans before starting.
For hrst class accommodation upon the Boats Tick
cts can be proc red the different points at prices
named IN the annexed SEIZED, le 0i Rates
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-06
! The Indian Doctors
FOREST SYRUP
For the cure of Coughs,
Colds, Hoarseness, Bron-
chitis, Asthma, Group,
and has cured thousands
who have been given up
o to die with Consumption.

This Syrup is entirely Vegetable, and will never
fail to give relief in all the above named diseases !.
lot only Coughs, Colds &c, but also purihes
the Blood and is the best equalizer of the circulation
CT the blood yet discovered. 1t also contains Tonic
which gives the patient strength and vgor. Where
IT'S virtues known, no family will be without it,
1t is pleasant the and eficacous in its effects
Children cry for it after getting one taste 1t the
most soothing and healing syrup in USE and for Sum
rner Complaints CholeramOrbus, Bilious Cholic, and
early stages of Cholera it has no superior.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-06

OxE hapdrsa barrels ehoses Eetaaees, laEt Tessis
~ 81 sud fns s@ie by
n.ay2a-&f AkNetho>1 %.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-06

WE are in r.eslnt a. and III keep eenstansiy %
w k4ad. a large stack ef snpefisf 0ak AID Hsfa'
Ioek Tsnned sess fathsr shich @s o<eF 20 he trade
{ sb< lowest possible agures, -.
, 1859-08-26
MIR. Be1l Of Tennessee.

A public meeting was held 1t Nashville.
Tenn, oa ths 12th instant, when speeches were
made BY Aessrs. Maynard. Nethes,and, Nelson,
and John Bell. The following account Of Mr.
Bella observations We take from Tie Banner :
Col. Bell appeared, and was most cptbusi-
astically eheered By thu audience. Hewas look
ing as ~ell a we have seen him for ten yesrs
past, and spoke with power and efect--his voice
ringing a. clear, in the open and damp air, a.
wbeu he met AnI conquered Felix GrundT
thirty years ago! lie made what be alwaTa
mAkes-a sensible and patriotic speech, pre-
senting The strong points at ia.ne between the
opposing parties. He dwels with great clear
meas upon the yio!ated pledges of Democracy
their e1traEagance, eorfuplions. sad utter want
Of principle liz said that nothing held The
factions Of the }'nrty together but the cohesive
poWeE Of plundsr- lie said that for standing
up sEaanss these outrages, Democratic editors
dctions upon him, but be regarded their abuse
~ the highest compliment they could bestox,
Is tending to show that his influence was moi
Jet dead! He WAS frequently interrupted bE
shouts o. applause He uttered one severe but
just sentences Against Democracy, md this i'm
pressed itself upon our mind, He said he had
been denounced for bis course in relation 70 tie
Ksasas-Nehraska bill, but his eousse, time md
experieooe bad proven to be correct He said
be was now heh up ~ IN aliy Of the Black Re-
pubiicans Of the North. wiliing to coalesce md
cooperate with them for the sake Of promotion,
He WIS wiling to cooperate with the Black Re-
pab!csns Of the Forth, for the aaks Of pre1erv-
ing thi. Government sod perpetuasing the Ame-
ftcan Unione Nay, he wss wiling T. 90 further
than this; be Was willing to co-operats viii the
eosTupt and proGigate leaders of Democracy in
Tennessee to accomplish the sa1ne desirable OBJ
}ects! He madA other remarks about sectional
discords, spoke Of the importancs Of pl eserviaR
the rnion, and wound up with some eloquent
sord. Of encouragement to The Opposition md
= married euloT nPon the gs1lant mcn whom
shey hAa eaected to Congress from Tennessee.
and who were destined 10 exert = sa7iu9 ipau.
ence IN the next House-saking his sess amid
the chee11 Of delighted audi4pce."
, 1859-08-26
America and Mexico.

lk9uIl LIE A2Hll00 4uGcsr AUF1K VI
The Mexican intelligence to-day from New
the bondho1der, since, supposing tho trc7ty
which is described TO hare been arranged by the
United States Envoy with Juarez at Vera Cruz
to be finally ratified, tho country will FROM that
moment VIRTUALLY pass Under American swsy.
The whole North Of Mexico will BE- opened up
to settlers, who will not only have the privilege
Of free entry Of goods, but also Of calling III
United States troops to their assistance when
ereF they mag happen to have difficulties with
the natiTe population. Thetrans 1outes ceded
respectively from the western border of Texas
to the Gulf Of California, :and from ocean to
ocean By the Telluantepee line, will, unlike the
several transit routes in Central America, be
exclusively under American control, since the
provisions Of the Clayton. .Bu!wer Treaty hare
absorption oi the Mexican Republic can be car
ried on ct leisure, and without provoking the
Savage, but vain resistance that might be incur
red BY more direct proceedings. That the re-
suit will be advantageous to Mexico and the
world cannot be doubted, but the c1tent to
which private rights will be respected or jeop-
aEdized is N a1ious question.
If the American Government desire an oopor-
tunity to benefit the financial reputstiou Of
their countrymen, they will NANTES, it by pro-
tectng At every step the interests Of the foreign
bondholders Of Mexico, bearing in mind that
not sing!e privilege of the soil over which
they are acquiring control can rightfully be
alieRa,ed SO long n these claims remain un.as-
aded~ According to the present accounts one
Of the latest acts Of Iuarez has been the iBsue
Of decree confscating certain Church proper
ties in Mexico, worth in the aggregate &c, ,ooo,-
ooo, or more than double the nominal amount
due to the bondholders II he ahould succeed
in enforcing this, it will be only through moral
and n.'eri.l sid afforded by Amenca, and it
will be duty, therefore, on the part Of that
country, to recognize the responsibility taps
assumed; 1t is also to be remarked that, owing
TO portion Of the Customs duties being plcde.
ed to her foreign creditors, Mexico has 40 right
to grant, ss Juare1 proposes TO do In the pres
ent treaty, free importation for United States
goods as any specific port whether in the Gull
Of California or elsewhere. These points. II il
hoped. will receive attention from The Englilh
Government Meanwhile, however, it is lar
from certain that the treaty will be adopted.
When It comes before the Senate at Washing.
ton it will be viewed, perhaps, solely as party
question, and will be accepted OF rejected on
the ground only Of i1 influence on the nouins-
tions for the next Preaidential contest.
, 1859-08-26

A correspondent Of The Boston Lon~sl has
known man who in feats of strength taxa tho
wind ont of the sails Of Dr.. Ttndahip. Hin
heue u Westeott, aad hs Ired sone time in
Charleston, where his performances werr well
known:
h At one time lifted, on q wager, fourteen
hundred weight d pig iron, =. the railroad de-
pot u Charleston, N account of which Wis co.
sered at The time upon the books at th& depot,
While keeping store in Charleston he Chen
ended np" hogahead Of molAasss. Nr. Wes-
eott hred son,e tTel.c years ago ID Bristol, Z,
l., working "a the ship.yasd Il thas plaes One
Day while the men Nezn enjoying tAeir :" moon.
hi" In the ship-house, The con1ezsation turned
upon the aAse9 Of lifting, when il was proposed
that ons o the strongest men preaent ahouA
IN one end o( stick Of timber lying near. He
tried in vain to DO it, whea Hs. Eesaeo4t 1sised
It with uoa haad. and did tAs ama with tAraa
men Standing oo the simhsr, and &hsa requested
eTMy man presept 70 get o., but they were mt
is$sA nd s!aRdsd him thspaan. Nj. Wesoost
Charleston Navy Tard, nd disd eosas risht
yeara since.
, 1859-08-26
A Con&e8ted Election In Kentucky.
from the Louisville journal1

ANDERSON AND CHR1skAN.-H appears, that
afler the BoArd of Canvassers Of Cumberland
County had met on the day appointed by law
and opened the poll books and ascertaned Is
they supposed, the correctness Of the summin.
up Of the votes, and certified the number to
Frankfort, they learned that there was mistake
overlooked by them, and therefore theT reas-
eembled, made new examination, professed to
discover an error the correction of which would
show Chrisulan to be elected, and took upon
themselves to send mother certificate to Frank.
fort
Now it is perfectly cleas 70 our minds that they
acted in this matter without the slightest authori
the Thursday alter the election and perform the
whole Of their appointed duty Of ascertAining
the correctness Of the summing up Of the votes
md to certify to Frankfort in accordance with
the fact and when that work was then md thus
done, they were .Juncti oGooi, officially dead
they no longer had IN existence a q board OF
caurassers, my more than they will have next
winter They had no right to reassemble and
make second count on day not recognized by
the law, when they had made the first On the
day legally prescribed. and the books had been
sent to Frankfort, When the second count was
made, the books had been out sf the hands OF
the clerk, aud open to the examination and in
| reference of ererybod
A mistake Of four yotes WAS made against
Anderson in the poll books Of Boyle, but, when
the fact was certified to Frankfort, every Demo
crat in the county, including Chrisman himself,
GarraTd, the Stats Treasurer, 4c., sa!d that it
/ would be an outrage to receive my such addi.
tion4l returns.
, 1859-08-26
AteuF DFtx1r.
The article on " Death" in the Veg Cyczops.
dta has the following.

The article on Death" in the -N1o Cyezopt.
dta has the following:
IL Lie approaches extinction, insensibiIity
suPeE7enes - uunhneaa md disposition to re-
pose, which do not admit II tho dea Of sudcr-
ing. kven in those cases where the actvity Of
the mind remains 70 the last, and whe1s pes rops
seasbilty would seem to continue, it il su1pris-
ing how often there has been ohse1veA = state
ef happy feeling oa the spproseh of death III
bad strength enough 70 hold : pen, woold
w.ite how e@sJ md aeHshtfalit i 10 die, ven
The Lust words Of he okkhratsd Vim. Hunter,
during h1s tast moments.
"Aootsi&ne, ia oae Of his essays, describes
n acsAAnt which left him 70 penseleas that be
1as sakea up for de>A- Oa beiag sestored.
however, be Gays: 'HetAoughs my Life only
hung upon my fps md ahus my eyes to heip
thrust It oat, and took I pleasure in tanRuishinF
and Letting NJ g. 4 writer ia the <.srerIS
Rersna records that \ Rent1smao who had bee3
rescaed from dro1nin9 dscaarsl that b. hsd not
expseseaced the sh&htess feeling Of 4u6ocat;on.
Thu stream was &faaspaxeat thA day brilliant.
ard a. b coulA SEQ lie sHu shinin3 through
the water, with dreamy consciousness thai liz
syss waFs about 10 b. closed % d forever. Yet
ks naisAeF feared hin faas 1of wiah>d to ave4t
it, 4 deep sensatfon, which aoothsd md m.
ti6sd him, nads lxxpEioua bed Of vatsry
9fare.'"
, 1859-08-26

nutinu 1he 1sta raep;or of ". A~.-;,.r E,;
.,,;s. .e...;..:. - 60. 49,, 49,
enunc Assoc'aeon' n Springfield Asss'' froi.
Henry, Of the Smithsonian Institution resd
p.ner On the sub;ect Of neteoro,oev III. mn.
..,;o,. ~ PVT Hau~- ...e,. r.
s4eA' " .'4 Ae! "e severely eF'1c'aea
II the time oy Judge Butler, OF Nor"alk, Conn.,,
ope of tbe Judges of the SUPERIOR Court of th.t
Stat. Y. ~.usa N. ...oe;,.;a ...,,., -
>A~ &A"oo~'1''oA n4a|aA1 ~
mira1ion society, and asserted, in substance,
that systematic effort w.s being made to specr
.,-, :.
oo"n mo Aeep Gown independent observers Of
natural phenomena that every thing OF the kind
not filtered through the Smithsonian 1nstiiu.
=; ..; .:1.
o'e' aa enate Sleeoe' a tecea@ eommnn4ea-
ton from Judge Butler to The Springfield Re-
subliosn reiterste4 these md cthar statcments
- ID, a.. t.,,.-:.
~ ~"o'e@ - N1' lug eo-1enke
! propose to meet Prof. Henry or Prof.
Loomis, or 1osA effA<sz, before . board of three
persons mutually chosen, souetirns io June or
July next year, for the paFpose Of diacuasing
the poaitions taken BY Prof. Henry in bis lecture
and endorsed by the " fat" Of Prof Loomis. On
such diseusaioa will assune the burd<~ # dis
fssraag them, By proving the following ptopo-
aitions, viz:
~. the aof@A circulation ot the atmosphere
ture snd shorn in H. 5;.er,.n Int ea,.;sts s II
one universal unchanginx sZst<rr, With it, base
1t the asmospAes'e equator, and its speK at the
"a 4h,. ~. assertion .h,t Tho ,;- =, ..,
or rster n hottek. under Tue belt Of condensn.
tion between thu trades, and where the air is
;upea ~ - ~ s!..os " sastus aa ne ao'1