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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-18
THE TN TELLIGENCER
TIE RED RIVER TOYAGER.
By yonx g. WHITTIER.

Out and in the river Is winding.
The links Gifts long, red dhain,
Through belts of dusky pine-land,
And gusty leagues Of plain.
Only, at times. smoke, wreath
With the drifting cloud-racks, joins
The smoke of the hunting lodge
Ofthe wild Assiniboins.
Drearily blows the north wind
From the land Of ice and snow,
The eyes that look are weary,
And heavy the hands that row.
And with one foot on the water,
And one upon the shore,
The Angel of Shadow gives warning
That day shall be no more.
Is it the clang of wild.geese:
Is it the Indian yell,
That lends to the voice ofthe noTth-wind
The tone ola far-off belIY
The ynyageur smiles as he listens
To the sound that grows aPace;
Well he knows the Yesper ringing
OF the bells of st. BOniface.
The bells of the Roman Mission,
That call from their turrets twain
To the boatman on the river,
To the hunter ON the plain!
Even so in our mortal journey
The bitter nOrth-winds blow,
And thus upon Iifes Red River,
Our hearts as oarsmen row.
And when the Angel of Shadow
Rests his feet on wave and shore,
And our eyes grow dim with watching,
And our hearts faint at the oar.
Happy is he who hclreth
The signal of his release
In the bells of the Holy City,
The chimes OF enternnl peace.
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WINES, BRANDIES, RUNS,

b1NONA ElLHa NLE6
d TIERNAN son, No. IL North Charles St, Baltimore
oaer for sale the following articles, OF their i'm
pnrtation. particularly for family
SHERRY WlNES-Pemartnsa finest pale, gold and
brown She-Fies In wood and In glass.
PORT WINES-5andeman's competition red and white
Port, in wood and IN glass.
MADEIRA WINE-JOhn Howard Marehs ane MAdslra,
a wood ARd in glass; also, Grape Juice.
HOOK Steinberger. MaFcobFun.
Cabinet, Lisb-frau- mileh, Bronneberg, OF 1876
CHAMPAGNE WINES-MOet and Chandon's hnest, In
quarts and pints.
BRANDIEsotard and Hsnnsssy'shns old pale and dark
Brandies.
RUAfs-Oh and hne, JAmaics, Antigua, Grenada and
from the Islands, Imported direct from London
HOLLAS0 0IN-The best quliltJ-FieFnan brand-and
q o mixture Of drOHllfio poison In Is.
900 half chests Of The anest SOUCHOHG TIA Misty
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GOLDEN b e e HIV e ST O r e.
NO. TIA MAIN STREET, WHEELING. VA
NEW FALL AN D WINTER g o o ID 5!
GREAT IMnlIoEMEMIs 70 CASH TRADE:
eREAT INDUCEMENTS re CAsH DO


orepn buying
proved u
suey nnoc vii be
dsneI1 ore
lr ~ "1
1Ss' fire" charge Ansnf'h the sign
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!. IT. SCOTT
No. 157 Main street, WheeIine, VI
Wholesale and Retail

DEALER N
Watches. Checks. JeyesrY, watch & Clock
Materials, Tools, Glnane.
Culver Plated and Britannia Ware, Gold Pens and Pen
y els, Gold Aad Silver Speetaees PORT ounaies P1rses
Card casea cabas, Work Boxes Brushes. Combs
Fancy Soaps Pocket KNIVES, Scissors aEorI
Pistol. Ger sl- Plated SpeeI Spoons and For Recalls,
sk Guards, Steel Keys Steel Pens And Coral Goods
Having lately add very largely to ny stock both In
oasr y . -. -,
nd he pablis Erssranyr very eoplste a.
the lowest prices.
apo
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PILES.

writing uS, II have been for some time seriously
with bleeding piles; and have regarded
time indeed hopeless; but have used
your medicine (PTe Specho), and cured. have no
you laying the world under great and lasting
oblgaton.'
gentleman Of hiyye1rs, well and favorably known at
Cehi Delaware county, NeWYor had been marty to the
piles for years. Sometimes from excessive hemur
rhage pain SUFFERING he reduced 70 the of
the grave years he had dragged miserable eTs
tence confirmed invalid disqualified for any business,
End life burden It needle add that he had
tiled all sartI OF from all sorts Of doctors to little
purpose. He consulted and Irrcommend
ed our Pile Specific WITH occasionally, Dyspepsia Pm.
From this began improve: and nee has never had
serious Piles. Prom the hrst month up to year
past occasionally symptoms Of his old complaint;
OF the Pile pills would dspeTse ALL and for
year he has been entirely we'll OF the piles
brilliant cure isSeAreey to be found In the annals Of
medicine.
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PRICES.
OUR REMEpTEs BY MAIL

Look over the list, make up Of what kind you
choose and enclose the current note stamps
by mail address, At No $50 Broadway, New York.
the medicine will be duly BY mail express free
Of charge
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ON and after Monday the 1th April 1852 Passenger
" Trains viii be daily follows;
Frst-The Great Southwestern, ST. Louis Cincinnati Co
lumbus, wheeling BenWOod, Baltimore and Washington
City Express leaves Wheeling daily lilo A. NJ arriving
Baltimore $50 A NJ connecting with trains for the
Eastern southern cities. Returning leaves Baltimore
40S p. NJ arriving BenWoOd si6 and Wheeling Al
$50 A NJ connecting with the great Western
Express This train Ony stops for meals
and supplying engine with fuel and water.
Second-The Northwestern, Cleveland Chicago 81 LOUIS
indianapolis. Dayton, Cnennat, Columbus, Wheeling,
BenWood Baltimore and Washington City Express departs
daily except Saturdays 5:45 p NJ and arrives BAt
P NJ connecting with tie trains for the Eastern
Southern cities Returning Baltimore At I2d
arriving Al BenWoOd at lj0 and wheeling At 2iO
A. ~ This train stops at all regular strons East Of Cum
bertrand.
wheeling and Cumberland Accommodation train leaves
Wheeling daily, Sundays excepted at T:3S A NJ arriving
Cumberland 6o5 P NJ Returning, leaves Cumberland
A. arrives at Wheeling at $40 P. NJ This
train Etops a all stations. }. B. FORD, Agent.
W. p. SMITH, Master Of TranspoTtAtiOn.
L, n. CoLK, GENT Ticket Agent. apie
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HUMPHREYS
HoNmorATHIC REMEDIES

SPECIFIC HOMBoFAIHIC REMEDIES
Stand eonsssdIy at the head ofremsdA for the use
N he people They removed from the poison
and rePusTe doses Of quAckey or old school
practice the OF EaernTe, or me
and periexinE oseurties usual Homeopathic books
and edelneS. Consisting Of simple Epeenes Tor the
Gus diseases which they related put up In me
dangerous disgusting they form Al once me Isaqy
the parent nurse and are the conIort OF me
complaining or invalid.
They possess positive advantages which we're never
before combined in any popular remedies they are 4-
LESS no injury arise from their they are slAPL
you always what to take. and how to take u Iey
are EsIENT you give the proper Sugar PHI Al
moments warning, without hesitation or delay They are
ETTcKT in Thousands disease arrested At once
and the mite what the pound could not
afterwards have relieved.
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HOUSE.
Ne. 3I5 CHESTNUT sTREET'

q. 3
philadelphia, Pa.
TINE undersigned hereby to the patrons Of she
'Franka," and the pubiis generally, that ne mas pc
come the Proprietor OF the above named Hotel having
nnTchasel the Of former partner James
IN Laird and the whole management Of te House.
assisted y G. Chadsey, late Of the United States
Hotel Of this city l.,
renovated within past AMI eNerions wiz be
shared TO make comfortable aud pleasant home Tor the
-nes,s who shall favor him with their patronage
With desire moro fully arcommohAte the merchants
and other dnlng hour has been arranged
from to oeocs p 81, Introducing the small tables;
which satisfactorily carried out by many OF
the most popular Hotels din sections Of the country
The hours meals rs folloHsIViE
RrenItfIat from 10 10 o'clock A. N.
Dinuer from 10 I O'Clock q. w
Tea from O 8 o'clock r. W.
Supper from TO o'clock g. W.
ItIstie Determination Of the Phopr-tor that III; Prank
lin usness Hotel In the Union, and
nv close attention regard Tor the aeeomnod ttion
Of the guests hopes receive liberal share OF pa
convey passengers the House Pare q cents for each
passenger and trunk (and no more WILDE 10 be
chnrgedD
Fgf' CfNf' per 0lig.GvER II p. FARMER,
,nbqs-lH PROPRIETOR.
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under that system IN
oPposo having the Of 6s a eaG al .dTd
re y. -eneTous Try him. and judge 'oryourset
SCHEDULE OF GIFTS.
patent Anchor Lever Gold Watches, IN ~
Case Gold Lever W..esss omen DIAL as 90
g, nts' SILVER Lever Watches. - 90
! Gents SILVER L-pine Watches. 20 NJ
P.,or Rs Rsf; se Pi SIX P1 pfss
Ladies Cameo (n and DroP' extra ans 10 10 Sc Sc
Ladies Ladies: Cola dS Bracelets. s.o@. Settings, 70 %
sa GS 5i Vest 6 CLAN 81 ns9
Gents English plated yest Chains: 10 90
Large God spring with double cases. 10 90
M ns[fs G9 .ils sI NJ 8. LoeEs.,, s9S
Heavy Gold Pencil OaseI, With Gold Pens. 90
superior Gold Pens, with Holders and Box W W
ga E5,f P@a2R Rs@s,
Ladies' Ladies' MolsG e Sets Pin and Drops
Ladies Ladies, Jet Sets do do do 10 %
L i.idss Cameo Cameo Pins, large size, s9O
Ladies Do Do Do s Rssi&H' 20
ass RSx and Glass miniature or Hair Pins, 100
Ladies Plain Gold Pins, new Pattern, 90
E ESdis.' % 90 g Ea5 n Fia., 50
Gents Cluster Pins, opal centre, 2S0
O eat,, cameo Came or Mosaic Bosom Studs. SsS
e ems, E FIs5 G ad Do Do % sS
Gents Sleeve Buttons, %
Ladies' do do ~
Ladies' Pearl Card Cases, ,, ~
LIdies' Cameo Mosaic, or Gold Stone Ribbon Pins %
Gents, Pear Pocket Knives blades best quality, 90
Gents Bnn or Ivory do do 90 %
Cent? Gold Watch Keys and Pencils combined, 90
Gents Gold Toothpieks, with Slides, W
Gents Cold Rings, with Stone Setting ~
LadIes' do do do 90
Sets, Siver-Plated Tea Spoons, ~
SIYsT-Plated Butter Knives, W
Ladies' or Gents Porte-mOnnAies. ~
Gents Gold Watch Keys or Vest HookJS 20
Ladies' FIorentine Breast Pins, %
Ls%Ies, Mosaic do do 90
Ladies' Cameo Ear Drops, 90
Misses do do 30
Misses Ear Drops, with Stone Setting %
Misses Gold Rracelet Half Round Rand, w
Ladies' do dc do ~
Gents Scarf PIN, 70
Gents Jet Studs, ~
Gents Jet Sleeve Buttons, -
Misses Gold Crosses, oO
Miscellaneous Gifts, not enumerated In the above
List, varying in value from 25 cents to 80 W
~ $500 the above Gins will be lmpartialy dis
trbued Purchasers with $1,000 worth OF
Books sold All sold Publishers lowest prices
Exams does not publish himself are bought
direct from the Publishers and in large quantities. Books
be found his Catalogue, At
prices indueement without the Gft
Ssstem which offers many additional advantage
by the pOpulat authors, living and dead IN
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HHMPFIELD RAILRoAT

Ii freshS intended for shipment the road must be
N delivered between the hours Of m. and p. M,
will be received after thAth hour. T. SWEENEY,
sePlO General Manager.
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Bayard TayIor's Travels, Works Of Dean Swift,
Works OF Miss Bremen, :. Judge Halliburton,
De Poe I" Lawrence ste.ne,
4TSS Ssse2ssy, woEEs Of Benz frankila,
pr Johnjon, "a Thos Jefferson
J. ?. Cooper, :. S S.. soI DISke1i;
Hugh Miller, Mrs. sedgwick,
:. CAPT aaey Bto nssi s. n Smoker,
Washington Irving, e T. Arthur,
Rev. G. Il Sturgeon, D. P Thompson.
"a Capt. Marryntt, :. .. Sam s!ieE,
Mrs. Noodle, Marion HAriand,
smoiet, Z" Mary Hewitt,
Fielding, :. Charles Lamb,
{" wiEes, Lorenzo Dow,
Burton, +" Lord Bacon.
history AND BIOGRAPHY OF THE MOST CELRBRA-
A Aa.., 5 ssasri.s,
MacaIiay, Russell
Prescott Ferguson,
RoIeps.On, Lord,
And aSGs chr S 36 m66ESs FoEf
ButI,r, Milton,
Mrs. Jameson, Chanser.
scott Mrs. Norton,
Dryden, LongtellOW'
4sTh' Hunt, Whittier,
R s5:; S's'''"''' ( Nv " ellsworth.
southey. Hood
II. Kirk White, TuPPsr,.,
Mrs Gs.o Jameson, WordsTOrth,
Keats, Montgomery.
Edgar A. Poe, Bryant,
lie has the above in styles binding from plain cloth
ers He sells these cheap other hOaSe In the
country besides the additional advantages OF GIT with
'A'' "'' HLBuMs FOR THE LADIES.
Albums al aud all styles Of binding TO suit all
tastes pr0rac illustrated with magnificent steel En-
BIsLEs, PRAYER hooks AND HYMN BOOKS.
Methodist Hymn Books, Episcopal Prayer Books,
Blptist HYMN Books, Catholic Prayer Books,
or all AMI 6onnd In all styles, ArA5esque, Turkey
FAMILY BIBLES
assortment OF Family Bblss Of all descriptions
Cravings printed with large type, on good piper aud In
various of binding, the simplest the
ornamental. Also, Pulpit Bibles, tn various ylss at low
prices.
~ complete Classified Catalogue Of Books, In every
Department Of literature, containing complete List Of
Gins, with fun Instructions Agents and forming
Cuh will he Ssnt free to part OF the Union Persons
wishing Libraries should book of refer
before making their lists. send for IT, and
will he convinced OF the eheapneSs and variety OF the
Books, besides being pleased With the bsrallty Of the
Orders from the country promptly and satisfactorily
hed ans goods sent by mall Of the
country. Published the United States the
tail price One Dollar upwards prompt
" sent by mail receipt Of Publishers price, with postage
| az per catalogue.
Liberal commissions allowed all persons forming
Clubs Persons acting Agents for all the
selves thus getting Library OF GOOD books 10 short
time. besides which, the Gins received with the commission
books VIII sell for more than enough amply them for
Agents wanted every town In the Union Persons wish.
Ing such, and all those desirous OF Catalogue
VIII confer favor By ssodlng theis address TO
Gin Bookstore and Publishing House.
! mhITSmd&NS 80 Chestnut Street. ehilAdsiphA.
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what the Press Say.

uh26-lm PRpPRIEIOle.
What the Press Say.
tCosTGR's' ExtermnatorS Invaluable remedies for
eleArng OF al sorts Of ysrn WIZ Az commence
We cad thein-N y Dntty St'te ltegiassr: ~,
tCoSrGR'S' Hi domestic pests sueh az aLs
Roaches Bugs, Ants, Pleas, &C. are tnVauhosi We
can SPEAK from aetl En1Wei Of their merits DHuG
orsrs and DsILsRs send their orders early: II they
-o,iJ sscnp, n trgle h, them -Nel1 York Journal.
something a11nt your
can do PROPHECY. They are selling Eapdy mere
and Destroying all Tsrmin-Et BIhher' H"y''''' NV
.."Death to all Vermin."
As sPRtSu approaches,
TT-E ANTS and RoAcHEs,
- PROM their holes come out,
And MICS and RATS,
Ia spite Of Cats,
Gailv skip about
BGD-BUo5 bite
You, In the night,
As on the you slumSer,
While INSECTS crawl,
Thro' chamber and hall,
In squalls without number.
IT Is TRULY WONDERFUL WITH WHAT CERTAIN
IT, Rats, RoAches, Mise Moes, Ground Mice. Beb-BuSl
Iut Moths MoSqISe Plea, Insects on Animals IN snort
minated by
cost7r's" Rat Roach, &c. Ezterminatot
"costar's" Bed Bug Exteruatnator,
,costars'' Electric Powder for Insects.
Supplied direct By MALL address 10 the Unissd
On reeeIet 81 siGG a box Of the nc. Ext;
on reeeip OF 81 90 box each OF the RAT Ro Ac &C
aud ELRcrRIc Powder, Csent postage PAd suneieht U
destroy the YermIn on any premises;
Roid by DRuuatsrs aud DEALERS every where
SCosfARis" PRIScIPAL DEPOT, $40 DRo ApWAT, NJ T.:
RI wHoLEsILx AGsSrs ToR PESSsLLyASA:
COsTAR'5 BRANCH DEPOT,
Northeast corner Fifth and Arch Streets
PHILLpELPuIA. =
Al PTrrsBuRGu, PA...-......B L. FAHNESIOCyh q ~:
At WHEuISo Va. lnn1-o
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PASSENGERS

FROM THE WEST GOING SOUTH,
TWICE daily Sunday night exeepted) for the Relay
House, Washington, fredericksburg, Richmond, Pc
tersburg, Weldon &o, &C., (Vfd. Potomac River
Richmond, FrederieksbuTg and Potomac Railroad By
splendid comfortable AcquA Greek
Richmond by the Richmond, Fredericksburg and
mac Railroad.
Hours OF departure from Washington, $50 A. and Z
p. NJ Sundays eEorpted) LeAV= Sundays ESQ A. "
only Baggage under charge Of special agent, checked
through TO Richmond, Petersburg and weldon
Prom Washington to Richmond. ............S 1850
From do to Petersburg. ...........
From do to Wellon....
From do Wilmington ........... -
The Richmond Fredericksburg Railroad has
been operation % years. and In all that time pas
senEer either killed crippled accident which
Is Without parallel In the history Of Railroads, In ths
country 8. RUTH, supt. Trans.
June 2s. 1s5S iyI-ly
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Important to Females.

4mpOEGdnG TO SShal0S.
nISEASES OF females exclusively by THEIRS
u Rene lies Tor female deFan from 81 as
Relief guaranteed in all Consultation letters
strictly confidential Patients from distance provided
with board nursing. and exclusive attendance. Medicines
sent By mail L1es private circular sent per letter free,
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore and ohio Rail Road.
SIJMMER ARRANGENfENT.

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FIFTH YEAR OF THE ENTERPRISE
NEW LIST OF GIFT 8,
FOR 1850
CATALOGUES FREE TO ALL.


AT HIS ORIGINAL GIFT BOOK SlOhE,
No. 93O Chesnut street, PhtindetPh'a'
rorsnce, the New Year with enlarged Catalogue,
oTeateF variety or Gifts, Increased facilities Ior
STesteT Inducements Book buyers than eyeI Ds9t
iHe has proved the GIFT system = a.
Conducted under system In more h9eTtI anu ~
a- md having the legitimacy Of his plan OF ope;
,Jo from Maine TO California ne can AoEu
IhIoh 49, NV him and Judge FOR YOURSELF
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matured resolve. No wise man rushes upon
uncertainties. So tremendous an event in
wolves consequences demanding the best eff
forts Of the best minds the country can af-
ford.
The Union is stronger than caprices. or
whims, or demagogues, or parties. 1t is
stronger than the people. BY that we mean
that calm consideration Of the Internal in
terests and the external pressure. will prove
superior to temporary excitement and clamor
Ito fanatcism North or South. The CEN
trpetal power of the Union is stronger than
the centrifugal forces. Wise and calm de-
bate upon the great interests involved. and
which will be hazarded, will appa any mind
but your self-confdents and your sanguine
lprojecters and schemers. We believe the
Union and the Constitution, rigidly admin.
istered and guarded, are adequate to the pro-
lection OF every interest they encircse. We
believe the government of the Union, rely
ing proudly on the good sense and patriot
ism Of the whole people. is strong enough,
entrusted 20 ample minds and stout hearts,
to enforce all laws demanded by any and
every interest. But we believe, and we look
for, a change of men and Of parties in power.
We have hope Of and faith in the Union.
We have trust in the power Of the Consiitu-
tion and its provisions the godlike work Of
race Of giants-by whose side the motley
crew Of modern public men dwindle into
pigmy shadows. We have faith in the vir
tue, and solidity, aud power, and vitality,
and comprehensiveness of their skilful labor.
Wise, they surveyed all coming contingent
cies. Discreet, they provided remedies and
safeguards for every jar in the well balanced
machinery Of the Union. Tested aud tried
it may be--let tit will prove equal to the
emergency. Ii will Withstand the shock oil
opposing sections-it will curb excited ia
natics-it viii crush all unfilal combinations
Lit will stand erect and supreme over the
minds o. parties and partisans, and still rear
its heads, surmounted by the stars and
stripes, when the conflict shall have ceased.
The power = the inherent, selfsustaining
power Of the Union-has never been tried
God grant il NAV never be. But we predict
that il will survive the ordeal, and prove
stronger by the trial.
We shall cease to believe in and love the
Uni0n only when its utmost capacity has
been tried, and its solid groundwork of pc.
litical wisdom, its comprehensive array 81
legal provisions. sfal! crumble before the
assaults OF its ines, or been undermined by
the folly OF the people. Demagogues vii
have no power upon lis secure ramparis
Folly alone can discard its secure defence,
and salutary safeguards. Esto perpetual!
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prove highly dangerous" Now this is new
doctrine, and teaches even Virginia lesson
of State rights which destroys her c0nsttu-
tional guarantee Of protection by the United
States against " invasion" by abolition lana
tics from other States, They are not from
any foreign country. nor are the Indian tribes.
The fanatics from free States. such as John
Brown and Stevens, he says in effect, are not
invading the United Staies s0hen ;aradi,g
Tirginia; they are not from any foreign
nation or Indian tribe" rendering it lawful
for the President to employ the federal forces
to repel such invasion"
These are alarming doctrines to the inya-
ded States. And however the argument or
error may be between the President and your
executive, this at least is clear, that il am
right in my views Of our guarantee Of pro-
lection in the case before US, imminent as it
is, he, the executive of the United States,
does not concur with me, and will not en-.
force the protection We need; and on the
other hand il he is right and we cannot le-
gally claim that the United States shall keep
the peace between States and guarantee one
State against invasion from another. the fed
eral executive cannot interpose to repel or
prevent tnc iuNdslun. III tltiier case, We are
clearly thrown on our self dependence. We
mus rely on ourselves, and tight for peace
saw then-To your tents Organize and
arm.
The constitutional guarantee Of protection
is withheld, whilst We are invaded from all
round, and this Withholding will inspirit the
sympathizers in felony against our property
and lives. To defend ourselves, and to sup
press sympathy in Instruction, which must
multiply felons against our peace and safety !;
and il they did not intend invasion before,
will make them enact il now; under this
construction of State Rights to disturb and
State Rights to defend the public peace, we
will need all our forces far the conflict.
therefore recommend to you more energetic
measures than the president compliments
me for adopting on the side of peace against
invasion.
repeat:
lst. Organize ard arm.
I'd. Demand of each State in the Union
what position she means to maintain for the
future in respect to slavery and the provi-
sions Of the constitution and laws Of the
United States, and the provisions Of State
laws Tor its protection in onr federal re!a-
tions; and be governed according to the
manner in which the demand shall be an.
swered. Let Us defend our own position or
yield il at once. Let Us have action aud
not resolve-slefnitte settlement; and no
more temporizing the constitution, aud no
more compromise.
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PUScf's SEYts FooLs.-l. The snvious
man, Win sends away bis mutton because
thc next person 10 him il eating ,ension. 9.
The jealous man, who spreads his bed With
singing netiles, and then sleeps IN IL. Q.
The proud man. who gets vet through. soon
er tlisn ride 10 The carriage II his inferior. 4.
The litigions man. who goes 10 Law 10 the
hnpes of running his opponent, and gets 70
med him.elf 5. The eStraysgant man. who
hays herring. anil takes a cab 10 carry IL
home. 6. The angry man, who learns 70
play The tambnurine because he IL annoyed
by The playing IL his neigbbof's piano. q.
The osientaiioas man, who iIlumines the out.
side Of bis house most brilliantly, aud sits
inside IN the dark.
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DidaEsISo AccIDEST.-Nirs. IIaseIW8od
~ franklin County was instantly killed %
Friday morning last bs the aeceiieuiai Dis.
charge II slint gun IN the hand. u her bus.
band. lie rose from btd about 0'ciutk 10
the morning for The purpose " going turkey
hunting. aud after dressing himself, on at.
tempting 70 take his gun from behind l,u.
reau, auirh stpd near tie bed. il was liz.
charged, The whole load entering his wife's
head near the ERWIN, causing instant death.
VIZ. ". il almost insane frDm mental distress.
IL is Une 81 tie brst citizens ~ tie county,
and much sympathy is felt Tor him.
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