G. W. BLISS. BY MINERAL POINT, WISCONSIN, TUESDAY. JUNE -2. 1857. VOL. X. NO. *2O. , Z o t r n . ■:rl Datnt rilnuu. c ® ;i .v u * i' sti tiiti ili; W- Iki that you S dean, Is .u.i Fir.tn the Oh! a- >. I j the to wnom, su or lab, r :, '* h -- .. - i 'Y service Revising , TL iLBDa\ • ux.d In-, Important the Registry. , . iXOitSINO . untd n j The 1 'l i 1 1 n—sc. on Bxi.icu. Arad ooo.t in Ohio. following ■ ” b might be f' beautiful lines, written by one of a.* due.” . L'U-cii. Third i'lojr, on the Conner - sxjl.de.; o *J aa W e our of or Sl :s a Fill and put . it>.til lid iong since j give up much space in paper ' yraasioa vill.-d i><- -f the hi,- been once before- Cc xo property “Slop. 1 can I'.iuiii.” 'hat aovisi'J our r aders to look iiv to-day to correspondence and c nunurtica- pnh.rshee. in the Jrijv>,e, In , out for . but as it bear reading one of the nort.'u, :i I. w-- * will towns ci ...r- x> BLISb. • ' > •' < —. v . ’■ ii ev.ry week, and “grow “You rirt-:r> t;i.• Surreaie Court ol There is nothing in lions from various quarters and upon va- IKRMS: better by age," our readers will, --; mom lived a young and : ■ Ohio, tins article of roan. Di ~ i we have no doubt, ns for r va l 0., case comp u-r rious suljecis. thank givingit a place again in a lawyer \T 10 covering substantially, tne which gives any san'tT.-a to $2 our by profession. o , n , u..>..gh k m 150 columns.— ld. Tnb. •= it. derision, very, tue essential that .vlll r. ® i’-"- ••iVoited in - Di ed Scott i elements of which Anua.gst other letters he al i- • ol his fnei A., THE HEAD AND HEAET, , . •- - . r" jha-i is usseited prcpt '.vi a rest are Kansas; 1 | TEE did, no was |Crc.i;o .■ i thunder has been hoatd, aud it rty m uuu , noihii g m- in those from fl and one •_ beif.-r-i-1: itod !t ; * s:i L;:: “ fc : ; 1 ' ‘- - rnonlLs, 76 BY c c a -* oi J u -tire and u i’i which, m the pres-at uncertain state “ 4 JOHN O. ns fan ,-y t.'se ; cynsisteat tiie purpose of the ‘ 3 * : : 50 secure the good and r. r,. ■ •■'/ 1 five FraTners will iu-.dci..u: ‘ Si.n i;• . •“ v -ii. t..ut therr, B j - it sunning blow. ■‘£ C nslituiioa, clearly unnifrs’.e cannot fail to attract cttcn- I Tn<* Hoad is atatelj, calm and umn whom i;e caou in | , you Tiie 1 ? l: ii-XiLS - * ■ ‘ ‘ • . '-uu:". its m their 1 And bift b a noble poured lilOUi’U i J ! nvurod o] inion on Friday last, delatesas.ropurt by M*. Ivl ;.i- It wiii be seen t’lat the fraudulent E v-Li OF ADVERTISING: part j in upon him. and m ! J\y-\ } . 4 ' u ■ 1 m v>...cn \v it .i i votes has at length to o below, secret lies, give the utmost satisiae: ■ ■ ■ ♦ li.?**- Cincin- .... • • ■ ’ r, uci, ..I:;; i ri tae 16U TLe warm, impulsiveHeart. Sv *• u * i- ; tr.at th re ui. y I.- p- rty ,u iua:..*' ii-'tit, and that it v. I not bear a mo- :::::::: At the age • i . ' 'lid, a 1 300 o.’.v. t i f with “ I A . b; that r. . ni.ia, : : : 500 to a - s'aiod. slave, named Poindexter, —3d Madison papers. 1429 3 mum's scrutiny. It wdl noted T - ’ ■' Head that sits himself wife from at.... ,;:h D. - ••.as own- i by a intiu nam-. Anderson, It establish s r.e rui whole counties of free state men have 1 114 vored ones r ‘ ft ’O Oliio, 1 4 :.,4 and ■ which does not that bests of tho c. . ; below untry. ’ •* * i. - ti, ii. K. ,’, u - - - -j g .lUuii o lu hslf a yuir, . : ; ; a O' aii p rsou to ecu ignored by th territorialsiierdFs—- V. ra! cfflco plainly pro experienced a strange ■ ' • - ' w A tl; ■ O-sto held ■ t r li'xlf a y 12 e. pti , , • f in, tar, 00 a. '-j. p w °‘- * Poiadt av-r was la': t .at tlic .aw in to names '* Their truo : i ; iruvy and of : : It sup th..- regard posting the oa# vea; ( ::::::: IK 00 relation show gave much vai- ais with her hand to th>- you., la. y r; at i ■ i..v: a year, : : ; : : : : IS U ’ IIis mister tr seal hi,n broad and rotation oi masters uni up for public n .q.cctiuu not com- - qu.-n iy arcoss general nas been it none envied ;.*•* Tha Head erect, serene sr.d eoo], her. many m : • \ r;% r Jutj *-- !, t servant; ■’ I J il “• Ohio, a i | but has nothing to do p.-cd vv:th—that the courts have nor been or feSAioiiftl Cnrdo, f-n \‘ w,d that they ie j g ‘ -piaCe, and msn. business whatever r** ■ Ti Fr■ Cy the year, tr-sl 3 with Reason’sart, might he equally:, lunate. while .0. wiTii the held - ■■ htm, o. errors as ,> l a -u ov, and odo .-frauds. If-.- agr-.-ed relation owner and rtv. open for the correction of V. ea sotaloft to guide and rule But ere long a cioud earn-, ov dying r the pr->p , \* o. : .a without specifying . r the scene. ■- • : Ur u was a throbbing, riu.i; a;-.. ; ■ cter his ... hen, refure. person h-.iu as a otipulaied. and that thus fraudulent The wayward ; :u no : .i *T wi;. co li.l o-deied out, ai. 2 Heart Conviviality ran Louse. Mi; v high among m tu- N - : the ten - iv-, t' ;, as 'din^lv. faint...g on the hund ■ \ in another u.e, e ip. mte iniji cn-ms stands forth the tost of citizen- And from the Head, as from the higher, bers of the bar, and Bryan j ;■ .- ibo.-v—Mong JOHJf H. IfJBSTON, Vrt . n.- ijt.i L)sii.. move -1 W purchase or Governor each is best when both a.e Social custom of over li.. \ •! unite the tirn-.s \v,t . j ■ '- : IIr:' CONVEYANCER & g du ut, i• . sa: , wi.trtvvr uuuie, oi j J measures for the pamfl-ad pro- r r ♦ GENERA!. To make t! e tran • gfa • payi was i .vvincii Le uugut • cornpletej; looting much of his busii. -but n. ■ ■ ■ ■ the thus Ku.sas, we this What wore heat J?v 1 r Anderson I , . subj' ct while within our lnu.u. caiied attention to re- ’be w ithout the light ? he sunk b uj- i -a. you, ' a;U light, into the lowest pi; f gra C ■ -a>: to 1.. gistration, as th. vital rent- D, The the ? ■•'t ivv - 0..i0 - relation ot iiy, point without heat v.-i, w.*o c i..c * Courts recover the sureties. subjection jr p j needing to Win pD. . tnat abrupt “ si. ?s*:r Jugrpk Smithy natti sag 100 was created by the li.v the e .y, sure that ail symptoms -■ suit on iir. Xeei.ug _p- .. .. foiilested local of he, of - had become a the- LITTLE ALLEY-8 confirmed dru .kard. ’ H c,tou id tiiat ins but, cannot fodow L p-- lion would cease if DEATH-BED. ‘ was only rights • iitv the U- S. Hot**!, Mineral Point. r.ow ) ‘ v d kl.i sin.’SlSte-'i almost OO Poind.-xler already free him yo.al the, the of neglected hi.-; el; .. .. -‘••o ■ Gently > tread s’ her ah get r, bor ... nol'.s Wi ! of ■he ballot-box,sure and bed-side, foi >• limits the ■•-■■■*■*- lV LLi.l. !. re gun, y having sovereignty which established unrestricted,were V. W. IAKLLV, M. U. For our ■ ne could not r •• • ■.. oJ 1 , . Lit.-. ■ t ; remain darling’s di ing now long ,-nougii at boon brought or s -nt into Oi.iu ins it. guaranteed io the settlers. (Jur - .. corre- r-.*f 4 r'jtfui.j ‘£or hiij Borvicta to the citizen* And her sparkling any ti rut* to sol■ ■ *-* cii-i la [\ a i.u. by eye is glaring, ceil i\n] Ciis-j tiirou .i - • . . jy court. .•a.. ••!•. and A sp id nee mere us ll| PliYbl- Whi;t* o mule* • I ther tore lirere was no con- MAX FOR ALL THAT. U-dav still contirnrs the death-damp chills brow : I tie only business her ho now had on his -1 - □ for the notes. I. •u this view. 1.1.1 revision of the regis- ■■Tv* second building ct Clavton A: Hc.>- Softly whisper —sob but slowly. “Aye,” gas I. . , kei ■ In Ohio, he is a man ; liable, it may ■ hands was the collection of man, s to For the Engels now are some debts. . . - clii. f point in the case, ;o far as (J try the urst thing bed lie, and unless come ; gii: and b .ak y oatn. ,\Ls'..s prin- be, to be nv •; t*J up o* Joe c. ;m a. .a . On the evening of ills FJum it ,s ail COH3IX, Pent by Him, the high and thirty-hfth birth- cipal is involved.” *- u.u. ■, other measures will prove holy. never hear that Lrandy or rum K.h- p-uoi, but y id iuau, a p r&on 10-ld to . day he To convoyher spirit home. joined the WashingtLniuns, and us less. If, then, there be an honest fa Court decided . dc- !•: • Supreme that this ... V■) ilxaerai iowa -c-i a ! it : . „ lucl ... . :uV Point, Cos., Win. 1 once mure his the want or can kd, .u.., a t - . , , ; V ye bright g nms shone out i: . lo give the people of K the IH*r not the gentio . was taken, and ‘...at the bringing -b.s, / \\ nsas un- rustling >n lei me diJ But I won't du; In i iv ; j. a .re man. .* •;* once so a i r.-r- EFN.L G. Of tuslr q the world. But it cml Inot last . : qu iii a right to tiioir own ia- SCOTT, golden beaming wings ; lo kes him up, and la a pass upon ’■• Good*, -Uus..s 1? • !’ou eat i,.s v.oi .s. -eU nban to b State irom ilex ii Orv Groceries, Provision* Fc-! ye not the holy enough amid the examples o. thus- wno own ■ str.u;.ons, tuts will be do..a the new .f. thrilling j free. To this Jud Bar y dissented, by f Yellow Slone, Wis, Nov. 12, 186t>. 1 v ■' a;, vvUicu lit* r hatangelic presence - 3 list...; H did iron vrai eo: u rscap--d,,the relation of a slave bring* ? 6omj a cas i.v.! tae Judg; governor, if, on the contrary, it is ■ t-- in r tit lit older four s agreed upon it. r*.-at,a.-a r ai mere- - Look.- on. ssci g- a nad s at, and Daji- may uud io lav. Until ;rrhug now has seen them, rapidly as he had risen. In one it ly to * short i-i fats, wilt be seen, confl: ts wit i the then, u signed cheat them into anapparent , :.i.-vucc a*. Art-La, lowa Wisconsin. year from Bryan nr Law of the five slave-:. endorsement of a slavery constitution, it PrfcUy pretty ?" falleth faintly— J not vvaik .v; mi, -idi'ig remains tic.;. 1 degraded thing. ICoplo even i.vip. Bat no not She is dying—she is who had lei. Judges of the L nit- i Sla-: s as would be done. We think that the dead I -- Court, ru- ii a person held as a can be •lutes and accounts him to ip —joyful. playful help. Mary helped slave action of the will with .... ; governorupon -• collect cak- this point - - I'ticuiiid 3 frofraWt-'HiusilltsbrtQcb* r-hn is deau —yet still there linger* him. . - iey. bruugm or sent Onto tor Lour, - ed at his and into one • -. I house, A- .- upon s _•• a i'ramel fi si< her inquiring ofhis Tv- Coj-y u portion of settle the n lation he is to boar in the fu- < n bps that smile; this important ... w. .1 ± . ii US ; • I-:*. cfct of the parting A year away, and Ins s r .. Ulala 11 -UU, t.l .. ... souths brick wile be passed Fel- ‘• s h one g where he could found, she would decision : ture to Kansas, and determine whether oring feelsmore ho!y, ton return J to Vermont, entered! .n. same Imug can be done fora day, a like fer lull ’-hem he was away. lie -.e is to be as the J, More heaven the while ; I'uur woman. Judge Bowen delivered the of regarded exponent of I*. MO I I’LTT, 31. 0., '•••., at Burn, jriou, and opinion Week, a mouth, a year, a lifetime ; and ; Foi they tr.inic the ang< they Could not liouse ;Jun- •/ un ’.cr ..1b j vf-.-'biaxial cerrirt*, blessed Is, bear to dispute h r, and .nt , the court the honest application of popular sover- : I to was on the holding—- thus institution, th * of .f* A* they knew full I Bryan deoi pAadmg lor a this shame of our NJi a: loin:, and vicici.r. bore her soul awav well that the remains of Dam 'l 1. Jh at neither Ohio nor Kentucky eignty, or the dishonest tool of the nulii- w.c I’d iiotwl. 9-1 L-ft a trace of man who been ... . : Ch - bliss immortal Dryan were prostrate upon young ..no indieum lor £or- can fiers.—{"Missouri Deni., May ‘to. -tump.-d L.s ledroom demand an obrogation o the Con- duiii, 'iiiS. upon the infant clay. E Itoti . . be virtua ily established ou a soil so 1 LAI H.I OTIS, door. irpt ise. stitu’.ion and muni, laws of the other, ; ipal so sj -, eany, aim solemn y .ulou Graduation l -'.iii ic Millinery Goo-4*-.T.idK-k 1 One day a Mr. Vinson went to -irve: before \d Biyaa rooked to nob! oiton, Lands •■asiirjj, ? .sec him. as a matter of comity ; a.id if a I-aticy Goods, it, rut door tc j -d commanding, and never parson, i lo ir edum. Some enquiry -haring been made . a* l ntUnee - . f the act 2. K. MKSSUO.iS- ■ sen li isand into Ohio by the dir ction or consent of was .... A TJiJ .V SIES3SIC HE, *' KAX!s ‘ l '•* ivith Bryan to collect, was i.isjips. The ease was given to tn ; jury, | in regard to graduated lauds, we re- Hcauc.—ln this age of the world and he anx.. ns h;s owern, even for u tempo:y business s, V ' h. a youth cd that, m the United Slab a p rs n lU r and was acqu.utd. Tae sac- ;at tsh the iaw passed by the last Con- . Y oi 7 lOi* . 9-i ’ .entry particularly, every man i purj ose, the Constitutionand lawsof Ohio one " ; legally is always ‘ ree. Th : i:ere j L ‘ ld U ‘* as coun.-ul turned iron mo tiro r an r os? i aLle tu eF l public and no usual that her husband had gon operate ;i the of . - - -. , ; one condition such person, doctrine nos been as h , regarded t s flu safelv to. m, and —e m.t f.I r.-s I’ v lion. part of AN ACT to confirm certain entries of ' . consider himself free away. and the ct his f .'-'ITV D :. from the liabil- immediateemancipation. A 7>'EX-L. HT UT, Kkierml “ American common law. 1 ity inay hands, tut not ”. Comas have Cdllaciou promptly uendd Cffio-. to It calk'd upon to do My dear shook did speak, - a laud therein named. . ..;. to. j so; either to defend madam,” returned Mr. When person, held in slavery by diiiorch as to watch - .. cotis.ume a title f fram.-T. w.--r-. v~l principle, enforce his \ insou, “I know your unoXortUic , a..-: . a the laws of in w.dch lie it enacted by the Senate and the own claims or the - municipal the stare 0 claims i• freedom, but hav •, almost w.th one ... * an of K of the N. I>. f ti er?' appreciate your leeiings, Lai I mus. , topped. lives, House presentatives United BOVOtN, dtar ■■ he once becomes free by virtue of > ' him. oppose a false . ■ doctrim n ;S, ra.., u I'.i mind, concurred time and again m the States in That i A t im.-Oj. AX husband, i.. he ‘’oo y u i; au-.r Congress assembled, all Nil - u.' LAV, 351 c :a’ 1 ro: rri tLaRk" at your it 1 can s.e h:m . th Ui laws of another country or in u.io®S.-sHi’.toils Stooo Itloak. V 1 - dinner or offer a rt-ao- -m State, doctrine that no man once free, can i*v of j ‘V°a I learn .vn.; y-vu to m . a yearugoi” .; • outre s public lands under the act to ! an Rt 3 P l;l;lic reeling. It minute, can all I :o know he ..... agam enslaved lor j, ;; Should therefore “1 c , jJnn.ti.” tx pt enni In mv graduate an i reduce th" price of the pub- a7ctTThv, OS the nini of Mary Bryan spoke note, word, tu .: it is not i j tli power of tin- latter every male citizen of “ ever su ;x to be : L.i V, ail sr.;.;*. .- this great ■ judgment—and I understand lic to to set- lr now actual i Char.crrr, Mir.- a Mr v - *• in you take them Lack—uusav to r- lands su’:j./ct entry, • iv iu Mock. Republic to qualify teartul eye turned away,t;:.i cuer him again to his former condi- IkomiM 1 new 9-1 himself to appear before an t.-mu now for., ’ Hie judgment also of four ot the live tlers and cultivators, approved audience with son followed h.r. lie found Br a., in : and vert of servitude, law which fourth of credit to himself “ tion under any of this k.viii.Xl’i- JtiAL. and pleasure to . r s, .V.t -ad ii-y members Court—Poindexter, four, back room stretched at fun u . hearth' August eighteen hundred and fifty h 9 who hear “ i-n.’ court ;au recognize as : may him. valid. come into a free otherwise ; *i' ■ h .. 1 ;zi iup.irt let j having State hk.ii*, the tloor, with a me of . - 1 ; h ■ aid.” 3. By la wo o Kentucky, any person made prior to the passage of this, act in S 7cLL'>&s ar.c ‘ than by ; having AT LAW, So- ■■ escape, was free and . \ ruu . c r ... r which the purchaser, has made the affi- Etc*ia U * *-* not his side. With much efi w. ■ o who id h id or as a slave, no ( believe that rneu naturally treat'd has thus become axe, could not aga.n h. davit and l 9-1 t •. ■. . ■ i pai the purchase money as re- but laziness .* chargable to ebratc capacity to make any contract whatever; to this 0p...i0n ' '^y, mainly a reduced, .. And fah'e .• slavery. cot s an . !• "i must 0.. a . st. Unperjured man! 1 paired by said at, into the hauls of the system of society, which a. and , rom.sory no: s given to his muster the of a of tin compels them to do • -...at governs decision majority at the said 7 . V’ LI.LOIi. AT LAW, Miacra. = a; t own is me tuuu far was ..m., Register nme of making en- j done anythingabout the no. , u bound by ,f and sureties for him, in the Court; because if the given they no ' free, note i ■*.-... lac hc.uc aL‘l ti. whiit have attraction for doing. Ke- in are . s : j a mad : fo; life.” o: ;ns freedom, are try, hereby legalizedand patent shall .i u .S. i- -jlx iCL Cou* I. •if which he had Jolt with in 1 parchas i.legal and . . . incij . ' . rn,ver.il aristocracy, every cause that was to a. 7 x makes . iss ie the parties s>- swered the lawyer, in a u void, as both to principal and sureties. respectively, excepl- I degrading, and give men an opportunity consideration at.d th -refore raid. s-g tli. se entries under said act, which .11 L. FI.ONT, i ice, ■1 ’. It t hayj. st of im appy. fio ahusion the l<> fellow their true with JOSGC ES:.e.ES’,IOFFr O I.NIOV. COMITY BETWEEN STATES. attractions, aa .- Commissioners of . LJ.Lvi: at LAW, \L::era ; equal i a mOnfti. I ire . as 1 in wii -ro t st*og the General Laud Of- . , .JO .a •*’ii . ift" , hare ia the blessings of ■ We are aware that in Kentucky it has i., B. life; end la- v- fi e may ascertain certainly fit. the : j: V .r '.or -; out m s read t . to have been fraudu- ... I.iijj i* I;. j tage, and you will 1 . ■ could son ■ that 1 c-ni■ cOiiftttiolih bor would then become a pdav. 'been decided a person he-id as a or made. that t . ■u: a ... evasively Provided, trunk. Mary’s got the u nan his sister a- -Ired in iis case ur of sieve in that State, who may have been r : this act shall not be so construed as to . i. CTUMi, JMary Brj an was cahou it sit . e. • gratia to tn v did ri- . ...j ... a.d are' no v regarded Kittle risti.s.—See e one he-s 1 taken for a temporary purpose, into a - trulv said : confirm of entries . LI. .. 7: or m CuLii r- ; \ nk. i .. inter any said which have *L. i •• Air. inson ... utiag I ioa La.in* There is something produced, and ■ will Free State, and brought, or ha-,k vv-Uv v ii*, j inexpressibly sweet about o;.- u coming heretofore been annulled and vacated by A.id . mi*,. Brv . y . err. ot * , l.- ord: airy usigns of the !it:le girls. Lovely, ney—four thousand a.-.u 1 ■ again, is not thereby enfranviiis> u. but is pure, innocent, ingenious .' said Commissioner on of fraud, : tnc-s; -t.-i.oreJ ;n i i’)-. n- h_ to suite sj- rat the account dreds dollars—ailing! . - . .rmuat [ ly and in which he > of an i 11. full of r uiandt to the condition was of or ; r.-IEST, unsuspecting, kindness - -• law, cause to brothers, ba- 1: ~j evasion other special worst . t.r.n t j,. n-■ n; gr .ru I place my concurrence ; I.OK .-vT 1. \W, R:: :lan. bies and In his moments Bry; . a • . . . , ’ j 1 fore held ; and it was urged that the . everything. They r.re sweet and [ v vide That here- ... further. nothing little ..i, i. Wis. Ail bueiaeaeziirus* for Itimself a single pent.y I. . . : tra . t _\a- ! .are about td inter. of ana i ..:trtL to. human principle international interstate ie*i 9—l flowers, diamond dew drops vn the t lea ’s - in contained shall be su construed as to II nireds there were who w r •t . and : ; . ag v arna- * • dJ.lg stati us and breath of morn. What a ■ comity requires to recognize en- deprive any actual and of ... pity should ever it;-- ;.i j ;■ '; .. settler cultivator i. i.EtiATE, they reclaim the wanderer, bin w ■ ■ .in . Oalrs o I use-, which givenat the head force rule. '**"! ■ this XI--. r >econie f. . r s- C'.pOSitC‘ S FT' - women, flirts, and bean t - he less quettes 1” ! • ... • that i: ..: f . .s article.} ..• Yearswent by and he sar. on . r. 'ut. The clear and sufficient answer to this time of an r •:* at him -- , while p;. . .lof ded the entry by anode 1 here is one fashion that never er, yet his wire left . -a ifCE FP.t E ALWAYS FBEE. claim is, that comity is not a matter to bo changes. ■- person under the act lo which this act is -• ■ 0 o.i. rs Winch n Ccii s lij* . ; The sparkling the coral thor,a young lawyer,name-! demandedas a right, else it would cease ..NY, t-f Haclf'-rd, Conu. eye, lip. the rose leaf :. ti there an amendment. . :. to:. case nowbefore the Court, ... Oiii_e ot.‘ *UL' ..‘a slo;ilii* the cheek, the often urged her to forsak I to be comity- Like courtesy among - Approved March w 15. IiOVi>EN, A^tut. wn no ipe from Kentucky into Ohio, ‘2, 1857. ways in fas;, at the same time oiiering h individuals, Low the of Mute ion. Health, rosy, bounding health xter Ohio, on far principal - loin came . :... . - into several .i Lie home beneath his own ■ :'r .. Vt be in case or L is tie •er out of fashion. W Lat he comity shall carried any MedUAL dz or Salt.—ln many ca- ... l Lis tLanks t* %v i. lender would not listen. ' . opio cun gel a las ; ot class of classes, is at the discretion of the ses of a stomach,a . r disordered . . • in* aa * tL-iukiy fr r.*i fa are made, wqat prayers are tittered for its j os- a- rof tae plaintiff. So coming, he was *• ...... x i kiirNK ofii vession. length aii hope was gi u u We tri State railed on for its exercise. And no of salt is a certain cure. In the . , Fading in the pur? it. At the reach of the local law which violent .i.c'- b*-, iliia-rai Point. U<*u* what treasures .; beyond j ..■ - s .i . ... ot 1:10 day, for a j Sait-* in Las f> . ti *1...' t 1. -•*. I ?<*. V-1 i. after week would the fallen s.m.. u, other the civ.lized world ever i internal agony, termed cholic, add a tea- r 1 -din cacenling its loss, cr counter- ehs ivCs 1 . . sal ject to no claim as : ' . \ com its ! the f)< r, and n a day 1 itself bound to carry th doctrine of y spoonful of salt lo a pint of water, feiting charms on a ... cold v i'.LINS, to., course. 1 do. su i u- ..kv pdis a ror fou days. I'm the extent of subsenrity its own ; ety marked his da;-/ ; to drink it down and go to bed it is one of . : bench ex] r i '*'<> U -a.- % : ; •. :. ‘- work wr!. ladies were l some was known, ir me and y duiic.ioua. ;g policy. the 7 -z Tueir L-I5 aving words to- notltercase io.\ ■ prohibition of Slavery by our State established speediest remediesknown. The same .. .■> ami on reasc-Bfitlc on us a ■■ uhul to brim of to fit’if gether the roadside, when the daughter for conviviality, those u..n who-.. In. | p;rut ting- is. p the Toe enslavement by local authority will revive a person who seems almost . ... of for u.-.tr, a- warranted \\ Comshtu ton. To all intents aud purposes 9-1 ue of them ] opped her head of have wou.d i dr.n!. leaves. a min once free, the monstrosity from a out the door, would associated vr u . , . .- . - free p his iiU 1-c.i and, Wi ii golden ruiiin rs. the is before us, it is :ol sn n ss still continued to drink, and ■ must be a -o to his subject legitimately sufficient sensibility remains to allow of An exchange asks very if it is v'r.-.i w a have consented ■:v t n S* URO&G’S, : L- U- vrHiTTUSdBV. innocently, life seemed the offspring < ig Uns • gh.. and do.va raiubow due to that principle of righteousness swallowing, if not, the head must be dom, with , whetherhe consent- Jor •.uy barm for ladies to in ... ,i in .an i oa a ail law of young sit the lap of la early spring Mus . had a . iaotig.u up which is the soul of worthy the sponged with cold water until the sense ** not, was established by law. And being - r.ii principal the U a citiea of -e. Our opinion is, that it all e . name, becomes us the returns, when salt restore - as depends on the to go to Ohio. Bcfor tout .1 suj and it will completely T chit; towns call he might go be -i,~-■ on tLe of k::. Jof selected. Those thus five, whether or ages from IS to 25, we t bi 11 , ! -=pfs of emerald. Trie second jiignt administrators of such law, to protest the patient from the lethargy. , 5 nri>. 51 ’’and, (Jtrmanv and isited sister. could not -I.V taken he again be enslaved by ’■ arc lather hazardous. ti tigs . . bangs. k , .. - condemn, and, as far as may ba, consist- fit, Switzerland. with him, but she would not go. 11 I auv law which this Court can recognize In a the feet should be placed in ? ipo or the terrace, anacondas began to ently with constitutional obligation, to warm water, with mustard added, and He that “But why stay you Ik. u~ge ta i as vahd. . n pai.l to collcctioi.s end prrr'-i-is hath a gf-od bool: in bis hand, .appear, tae distance, a lot it, it wrong rimer than the iegs briskly rubbed, rc- at caui.ulrates of eicli; ;•'. without brother/ - Vou are all faded away,a., -.s- wnde in of uulify because is all bandages i but not a lesson of it at his i heart or life, is like green monk ys with their tads burnt off, Ann persons are born free. an sanction thr ijh ft niov> and . the and a apartment an ass ease is upon you. Why s..tuli \ u ive I to lend it indirect rout neck cool . .-*. ; I>.,r: Copont,am- that carrieth a i ti,C<-rtiticalo#cf burden, and tends upon a brute?” ...... tut the i | of the spirit of if .. morbid exaggeration procured, possible. J . and SUvar v,'oin. the with such “Hush Aloses; ik i F. the laws of nature,all p rsons are Lorn thistles. Kent”. is to not,” answered the wife, keeping i- k j u. on of us. The Ind free. Nohuman being is bora or can be ’ courtesy. The policy of Icy In many cases of severe bleeding of : iCONBIN S JOT TOWER, ova ning matters grow more appalling.— • the lungs, and wh< n other ■ w-S o always love those who admire us’ the tears. “I will not leave him now, be:a a slav . The laws.by a sir- ch o! cour- | remedies fail. HEI EX A, WIS. Tm- tereact. aad gon* , and so Lad tnerain- uphold; : this p and icy refus ito re.- g nze Dr. Hush foun I th it two tcaipooufulof hut wo Jo not always love; these whom we ad- but he will soon leave me. He cannot tesy so-cnIL J, of particular countries or bow ; girls made o: ieav s; any of comity or otherwise, salt completely blood. W. COBB, , mire. live much longer." ai.d the rose star s. sui jectcertainpcsonst<>: eheld , obligation stayed the GEORGE and in we a till, -1 ma. jto the Freedom, case of a At that moment Daniel enl r and th a- their stead Lad bed ti a ted as die transfera.ae instruments enforce Ohio rule of In bite from mad deg, wash ■’ Merchant, and : -i Com mission with it;* on vi v. America, 0. B, Monroe, 512. part strong brine Dowv Hist.—Dean Swift was or.ee partruent. lie looked like a wanderer head- of o:n r ; this su >n, which ~sti- i Collins the with f ran hour, and r ji.SEstL i'cisr, wi3. and .jecti c 1 • slavery, originating force U. the time arrived arose end of which was fastened to our n ck : of Ohio is to maintain th<- rights of men, In toothache,warm salt and water held .I aSFPrtraontoftiiworlri nd he and selected the text his jug in his hand. fraud, and uph- Id by local laws —He an ice m n tribunals, t to to two or • 1 ■ . ad X. ,uors.sold at h'W jwif< who giveth to the poor leedeth to the “Ah—Moses—howare ye T’ he g.-.sp- aiid the other to berg. That which aLopt and sanction the original and her giving ju clf>ct the par*, removed three times, ' >TRT - rail r,-. ts of oi I’KOl'CC*. I.ord. “ | sLotad us for a day or so does r.- .i Key, must ; remove it most cas- s. If the gums * opium th will in i.ar atteiitiou phi i to the said he, “my brethren, if vou ed, for ho could not speak plainly. wrong, may attach immediately alter are satisfied with the security, ; surprise us in the least, that they should | selves to ne moved, by the plea of comity, bo affected wash the mouth with brine.— noST Jr t. >MMISSION BUSINESS down with the The visitor looked at him for a few . i do so. for a seems r ally turn plain path it presc: ilea 1: be tartar wash -erai Point, Dec. 25, 155a. 50tf - Time.—Now that everybody by the ordinance of 17b7. impressed on •\ S BELOWMILTOX S “ wi!.; bm a? W. of DOOR siToRE,) pr< -idcnt. Please, sir. Le didn’t Lave no pre- were was an or- the utterance® of her altered J. Cllles, Indiana, ai-pointed in H . 1 , ini, Oct. 21, 42tf you noble, generous, and kind, but is moving and cleaning and scrubbing, the soil of Ohio, before there text—it was a thick stick ' an-humble member of this Cos rt, I can h. st. id. The Chicago Democrat says P 1 hate you now, for you are a perfect and v- the ii llowiog recipe is just in season : ganizedcommunity within her limits ; it is , OIIS AND VAR.MMIIA— never consent to become the medium of that C men is probably one cf Dick ‘ at that To Ci.r\s Faint. —Smear a piece of in her organization ; always -‘ incarnate. Look woman. She fundamental “ il I W:. .0 Lead 1 r \ Vuiie Z.inc, 4 dry 4 m oil , ir ' *“d;e our witnesses without | its surrender. Th-.BipsK-i. - KuO'.v Nothings, V.iiO .a 1; Red Lead, gloves.” said is my sister—she might nowliv.- with me flannel with common whiting, mixed to ernbodf-d in her constitution; and her jr.ritr Lithar-;* . one lawyer to another. L fur services •id and burnt. do while paste, water. laws, and the convictions, - paid off' half rendered, and S of Lead. ihat you may do with in comfort, only she will not it tiie consistency of with warm her police, the No. 1 safety,but it is more is ehh r worth a great Laving no Indian claim,the; o was no oth- V extra a Paris Gro*a, vou are alive; yet when you die she 1 Hut the surfac • to he cleaned quite brisk- morals, ar.-J the religion of her people, pgr* A woman •• “ in than 1 would do w ith vv:i . r., Prussi yours,” was the er way left hut to give him an office. ’• Blue, reply. nothing. It good for nothing, she , r.t? do. come to me,—Thus do 1 pray that God ly, and wash otf with pure cold water.— are instict with its spirit. deal or Ultramar It has all along been unth ir-;oo-i that Sllrer Leaf, to be moment is not worth getting j- aloasfor; if -he i.e Oil, K’opV.ant Oil, V.*hi!f A chicken-fancier is will soon give her joys my keeping. Grease pots will in this way almost The. a..) person comes with’n - r trying to ge -y a i; <.a for Mr. J M. T -:aj . . i Lac, ~ new t i a true woman, sh- will give .of race ol pallets by crossing Now, Daniel, I do sincerely hope that the instantly removed, as will ather filth, a the territoriallimits of Ohio, his personal weather-cocks *■ . - a: . f ' ’ - , I'u.n itarc .. Oopal do.. do.. Jarr.n . te Dsmar w; me t its brilliancy rights ! • • -r- * je L min is a I ■ r,s*n ’ VIVIANS. h shanghai Lets. watch his first intelligencewhich reaches i will retain and are ascertain ■ and _■ We shall suc- ' :'.o - .... v ia o ... imt wh . ' ' > • i.* - .ofme with much my native place after I shall ha til 0 11l - 1;:0 la■ iateresb This is . ajati-Barstow c apn gressive .G and an Demc Hr*. r. Hair, Tooth, N .il. —xu. no e- c t. tins r no, save in *n . is 3n —v is -• Tin, ('amoPs age. fic-p* wa.ks yet be made to trot. ray new home, may be :nion 9 in will - ra “ . iTd ■ x ■ let the - aee—dead!” S'- all we take a ' :s’ ;p Breadway 1” tbobei * >. I>u, hatian administration. It-’. Penn TIV! AN ' *. * ££3tf. A Morcn Hrsn*v: —Ho who instead of pul- Bryan gazed upon the spec sai la ,:;.g .No.'. \c:'tini wno was show- v: ;e in another state, escapes into in ■ ling cracker bon-nions with the pretty young moments without speaking. i:.n his country cousin the wonders of th It* such a case, the ctfrfstitv.tion r '£?* I'"-.' tot JS ->.• u;o “ !" ! * -4 ? ' fncitive 3 f Si OMt •s.-wter 't of one and two ladies at an g : f.VsLisroct.etsy said, •. =a the tri; h;en*d Sf dec’ar tha * fl - eveni? ith at length “you are t in tamest? cits*. O dear, no 1 P- OWS ■ 'ffe-fi in ' ■' .s--e ,*■ *— * ■. [ >h-c:ed up or.‘be of ->5 -rev w COBF *c take beruf ■ As ’rue as heaven, Dante!,! am WOO •'“hair- -la"m