Huron Signal, 1850-11-14, Page 1•
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VOLUME III.
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"THE GREATEST POSSIBLE GOOD TO THE GREATEST POSSIBLE NUMBER
UODERiCIi, COUNTY OF HURON, (C. W.) TIIURSD.AY, NOVEMBER 11, 1850.
AGRIC 131,T(1 R
t?.
SHEEP AND WOOL.
TWELVE AND SiX PENCE
AT Tlla tulO Or Tet Vaal.
NUMBER XXXIX.
of Mr. 'Tainlur when dropped in J iivary 1.10ENSE LAW. the clum•iuee• n; the details of e' u • "t DIT. STRANCIIAN A\I) HIS PROJECT -
last, amt are consequently seven mouthe — tl.oir meaeure., hove fleepened the ronvir- EU SECTARIAN UNIVERSITY.
old. The buck will weigh 'about 190 lbs.,
A friend placed in our hand& a few day" and •otno of the Vermont wool -growers
—
ea:cc, a copy albs Vermont hairnet, coo- w M, have roan him, think he would shear
I taming the ahbjotued communication now 10 Ibe. The ewe is a perfect specimen
- which we wrlhegl♦ peblee for the benefit of her bread, and is greativ mirrored. They
cf rurh of oar re.Jera a• aro Interested in are vastly superior to anything i hat before
the Wont.trede. Our American neighbors and superior to any I had etc,- amen. I con -
are sit f ural r( "trill storm ;' that we bare elude, therefore, that by judicious crossing
Dot Ib. utmost confidence in J S. W's I admit soon be in po■ee.sion of a Bock of
as-
sertion, : however, the truth of the matter s':e-i that will prtaluee more and better
could easily be tested by correeponJ'ng with wool, arcording to their weight of carcase
the Editor of the Jurwal, and if too •tate- an {tae food they consume, by about fifty
s
menta regarding Ihe,.e sheep be totted ear.
rest, we weir recommend the President
who hasnrtthe same kind.
per cent., than throe of your Randolph cor-
respondent, or of any other wool -grower,
of the County of Oxford Apr cultural So -
£0 2 G cisty to procure a coup!. of them at once I remain very truly yourr, ,
•• 411471 for the benefit of the Rociel Too much J. S. W.'
034 Y'
.. 0 0 10 pains Cannot be taken 10 improv. the breed Facers WORTH ATTu..,no To—TRRAT-
Iine, 0 0 4 of farm Stook, and although we have, as
0 0 1taRP1T To DAIRY Cowl.—Accurate trials
e those wnu yet no very, exten'evo wool -grower. ro show that warmth and caro in feeding, ex-.
Canada, the introduction of such a sup.rinr ercise a moat important influence on the
3l' -ti 1' breed of Sbecp would undoubtedly induce
rerretlon of milk. A herd of cows, to
pot t t°1) a many of nor farmers to engage in a huei. which water is usually supplied by pipes
nitre which would be, at once profitable to
From the New York Evangelist. themselves and beneficial to the Country
THE SELF -FREED. at large :
1' CL.*ttlowT, N. if., Sep. 30, 1850.
!T ww. OL %VD BOURN,. r M. EpuToa :—I find in our Claremont
No peter held to ,,,„ie, or labor in sot Eagle -of this week, two short communise -
State, under the lawn thereof. creeping into trans token from your paper on the subject
another, shall, iu consequence °fatty laws er re- of wool and ehcep-breeding—both of them
gulatious therein, be dtecharged from such eer-
',ice or Wier, but saA1.L ■z nettyaaae sir On
claim of Output, to whole ouch service is dee."
[.Coatiinoon of the United Stites, Art... IIi.,
See 4 ]
'Then *DOT Nor ne'.trra unto Ilia meter,
the Bernet who ie eeeA;ied from his master unto
thee: he shall dwell with thee. even amoog you
to ,hat place where he shall ehenee, in one of
thy fates, where it hkedt him beet: thou shall
not oppress him." [neut. zziii. 15, 16.]
Iva' at my door no an rte in Spring.
When the day with its toil we. e4r,
Ant 1 listened and heart me children sing -
The hrmn 1 had often sung before:
The full rooted mnoe was past fighting the sky,
A. it rose on the distant hill.
And the stars looked down with a placid eye
Oa the hamlet whose'emstes were still.
The hrmn had died net on the whi■perlog breeze,
And Inst wee the sweet, tuneful moaod,
While the shadows that fell from the tall poplar
Irene
Were stretching along on the mond;
%Vhsn there stopped at the gate a mao weary
and worn,
tVno !-.nod on the wicket and spoke,
As he ..ked for a plaee where to sleep till the
TOM •
—
11. would gn ere the neighbors awoke.
ile took off his hat and he heaved a sigh,
As he akedYor some bread to eat,
And my bosom swelled apo I could,scarce tell
why, -
For my heart with its sympathy heat:
I bode him walk in—i would hear his We—
Ile should eat abd rimy Cher• for the night—
So he left his old at.ff leaning on by • nil.
And a bundle just pushed oat of sight.
Ile held his tore hot in his hand ma his knee,
Aod he seemed very feeeela(arap. -
Bit he saw of a friend he wa eertaia ii ire. •
And he odd me hie tale. e'en the worst; •
ile said—" 1 have come from the Land .f the
Slave—
Where the waren of Ocmaleee tnlIed—
And I'd rather Ile down even now in my grave,
Than go back to the South to its sold."
Wish a prayer in his pa.. studs tremulous voice,
He begged me to help him along—
And i told bim to cheer, in hie eon: torejone,
Por i hated the Carle and the Wrong:
I would show him the way asd send him to
friends
Who w•'uld help hire for Freedom to fly.
Where the free air Anglo and the free anti heeds
To the Author of Freedom on high.
My hart swelled up with a holy jay,
A.I looked at rite toil mien meet,
And 1 hide my darling girl rad hay
Stag a hymn ere they west to rest:
Ansi they west • d conk of their little orate,
And nut of their heart they gave.
And we thanked our GOD that we had still more
in lore for the flying slave.
'Tia the Lew of Goo is the hornets enal—
'Tb the I.aw in She Word Diviner -
it shall live while the earth in its coarse shall
roll,
iT SHALL LITZ 1• THIB MDpi or pieta
Let rite law of the land forge ire bond of wrong!
i will help when the self -freed crave !
For the law is my soul, brioght beaming and
strong.
Bids me succor the flying slave
and truoglle in the cowhouso where, from
an obstruction in tho pipes turned out twice
a day to the water. The milk instantly
decreaoed, and in three days tho decrease
became eery considerable. Tho pipes were
mended, the cows received a supply of
water in the cowhoose, without being ex-
posed to the cold, and the flow of milk reo
of the '• right stripe." Chet ie evincing a Epi- I turned. 1n another • eaeo the person who
Vit of . and a commendable I had the principal charge of the herd was
pride in the result of the efeorts of the wri-
ters.
Veer Randolph correspondent, however,
who aceording to hie own statement has a
obliged to leave home fc: a couple of days;
the cnwe were placed under the care of n
youth with strict charge as to their feed-
ing. This he neglected, the yield of milk
remarkably good flock, goes needlessly out immediately declined, and during the rest
of his way to regret Pie read:tees of his
hrnther farmers 10 adopt anything better
yet Now instead of his handsome fire
pound fleeces, would it not be obviously
bcier to raise sheep that will sheer, the STILdx Cental.—in no ■rlccle of farm
ewe. 18 and the bucks 20 er 93 Itis, *sell ? predaetion ins Cseada made great progrese
nor is there any of which it hes more rea-
son • to be proud than " Cheese." A few
years ago, It would been impassible to pro-
cure in the whole of Upper Canedt, a /tingle
pouod'of cheese fit to cat, although Ameri-
can cheese, of tolerable quality might be
had. Now, however, the dairy prndoee of
this province is folly equal to any thing on
elm other side of Cie Lakes, and ,n many
instances far superior. The Stilton cbereee
18 lbs. apiece, the avcrge weight of ear- of Mr. Parsons of Ooelph, is a case in
carcase being 126 lb.. This included 27 point. Mr. P. hie brought this art els to 1
lambs note ten months old when shore.— unrivaled perfeetion. Cofnititsately, a Use!
The snulIest, a lamb, sheared I3e lbs. and of cheeses, which..hie forwarded to Niagara
the largest, • .we Three yeses. old, 253 tbs. ! far " the she w," met Wntb an occident,
Wharnys Mr. Mo►roy ? which proeleded him fromeehteiting ft, not
it ehn,i!1 be added that Ibis wag uewa•h. eoneequ.ntly from demise; she pregie e
ed. Deduct one peed to . it,. for rivet whit** pp Jag eikejgyd ea.dneme
washing, and it gives 14 B -B lbs.' emelt e( '1'be paw. *cit. ir.. , ,riy memos*
floe, anft wont. Tao breed are remarkably will shwa esheeee hie whole stock : halt
hardy. and seem especially adapted to our
climate ; the etre, generally yean ' m Jane
nary. Are they not beyond all que.Ijese
the most profitable sheep in the k.owe
world?
it i, true Mr. Editor, that the etre and
attention bestowed epos "beep, and all olhs
er stock. from the time the yonng are drop-
ped tial they are matured, has very much to
do with the appearance and 'sloe of the
animal. if a careful and peinsraking
hree.lcr ahnnld •elect ■ dozed of the best
ewes he could find ; breed them earrfelly ;
Rammer and winter : discard every .beosiag
time all the poorest lambs and remove them
entirely from the enek ; seeking ennetaet-
ly for precisely the gnalities foaod in there
Tannin". sheep ; follow this with unremit-
ting fidelity during a reasonably long life :
of the reason it never could be restored to
its original quantity.-Tintes' Commissieu-
er.
Thiel iii the actual yield -of the foil crowp
"'Painter" sheeP, of rather I should call the
RRat. IRrA*Tr►Do Spaa,Re Saul,, froom the
Rarnbonlet flocks.( Praeee—for such they
are. if the wool -growers of Vermont wish
to hear the particular. of these sheep from
one of their owe fraternity, i beg 10 Mer
them to the statement of Aun.zo Blwenaw
of Cornwall in the July Albany Cultivator.
Eighty-three of these French .wee averaged
After the lot day of February next each t.nn of the aueereity of such a ctwree being Oar reader are •were that Dr. Strachan end
Municipal (;uueeil ie Upper Cseada, *1;16e a,l^p'ed. If the edtuinietrahun hese any his cnnlederates ere no looger permitted to pro-
tested with full power over the We're, reg- regard for flake op nine, of any tit sire to moles e. at public cost, (heir peculiar dogma
• ulataun, limitation or tektite! of tavern It within the wall, of the Provincial Ifni 'ty.—
Irgtaltte .ecnrdtng 10 the w..h a er the The illy, are past ton when Or. Strachan could
I ceases. within its respeehye jurisdiction.— p,,,i,i„ yhwv will we are pern,r!rd, accede " hnnnw 'the (uncle of the University for his
R e -laws will of denim re -Titre In he tea - awn ori..'. purpneel In fact, rhe Univenite
YP to air.
propnsitinn eo reuonable anal joet.—
ed, embodying the necessary regulate'',
bird we. preuv well plucked. Tb• Dr. tbero-
They here depended too much on their own 'o -r Maul hi i win to invent enure sew line of
I
be(nre the IIMe .1 which the low will come innate aMlry and rernnrcee, wilhnnt slooppeGcy Pince it ■, peered probshle chat the
into force. Prom this new license law, ju- int• to ask their employers what is the na- Ttienntn l!nnersiry e o $ no Inngrr he cnnrinnrd
dicinnnly worked, muchgood will duubticss • •arra aura •y of sec+so accuc, a rival t„,,,,,„..ei
lore o/ the measures they wash them to pro- tin° must be crestal: •o accoMplieh this object
result. That, unaided by the infl 1pnee of net led mature. This ho been et
rcat Dr. S•ree'i.n ••i to work to, -ti la. usual Energy.
1 g of the H.a flet:ane ahnot the "in6.47a
del" t footing, re,
moral means, it will exterminate ioterpper- evil in the history df. Canadian governments of the Torootn University, on ii, present taming,
once, it were nen and delusive to hope.— and legislation. We hope the time hap werr invaatrd, and ei enlared through the ex -
Intemperance ie a moral evil, for which terseiv..rd efficient m.rhaoery of a clerical club,
come, or at least is near for its removal.— known ■. the '' Ch'urc'h Sueiety." hlnnt•y he -
there will not be found an adequate cure a- The people are, in our opinion, sufficiently sin to pear in for rhe parpnse of ernring s fund
part from the employment of morel mean.. sdvineed in intelligence, by this time, to for ,he sapper' oft, new sectarian 1Tnivereity.
The new license law will be a great ouxilia- direct and not be led like a nock of sheep, prerenrulw lrs.ihe nprfuth les ofh llut hStrechd to
ry; hut as a full and complete cure it can- when rnleresta •o important to themselves pay moth benrr than his cart -off Prnbyterian-
not be depended upon. A municipal repo- are at stake. Dad the Ryerson School Bie 1sm. The ('parch newspaper hlasphemnn•ly de -
tattoo, the control over tavern licensee is —the moat important government measure
much better and will be much more effec- of last Session, been submitted to public
tire than any Provincial regulation could opinion before its introduction, the admin.
poesibly be. The prohibition of licenses by ietration would, in all probability, have seen
a Provincial, from the necessity of its be- how unpopular much a measure world be in
ing general, could not in the present state the country; and helve had an opportunity
of thirge; with the existing boeial usage° of remedying its defects, before making it •
and the prejudices growing out of them, lee law, and bearing all the odium that now
enacted cr any thing like effectual if it were rests upon them for such an obnoxious
enacted. But wbat cannot be done goner- measure. The alteration submitted to,
ally may bo done in particular localities.— when before the Douse, by which a secta-
The limitation of prohibition in particular rian character was given it, was condemned
instances of licenses will have the advan , at the time by the Reform Prete generally,
tago of being supported by public opinion, eren rho Montreal Pilot and Toronto Globe
from which circumstance It will derive a raised their voices in accents of blame ; but
moral power which it could not possess it was tno late, the Bill bad become law.—
were the regelatione opposed to the preva- Then tho Prussian character of the Bill, by
lent opinion, custom.' and prejudices of the which almost all power is mode to centre in
public. In this consist its aptitude, it's win- ane. individual; and that person ftr. Ryer-
dom, and its prospective aeefulne•e. Were eon, is another dark feature in the Bill, and
the advantages of municipal regulations of
this mature over general or Provincial—ta-
king things ate they are—at all doubtful; the
history of similar prc.bibitne laws, applying
to a whole people. would settle the point.
Take the earn of tobacco for example. On
must be condemned by every man who has
a correct idea of the evils of centralizingbr.thern shall rnntlnue tet put their hands into
the perkeu of nn unwilling prople. If the
power in a party, wbo 1a beyond public npin. I)r.'a object had required the ereof nol other than
ion and the control of the people. We (sir means—it he could have afforded to diepeow
with hsmhne. theta ie. no saying how treat his
might have had a measure that really a mtlJ rnec.a. might cite base been. We hope that
the Dr. will take •this into consideration, and
resolve hereafter to resort to another then honest
means to carry est his sectarian plasa.—
Ezenaiwer.
elated, in • veru solemn way. that the eontribe-
lmee to the "Church Univerelty" fund formed a
capital " investment for time and for eternity."
Senn after this. contribution, were announced
from various quarters; and, when the lund had
swelled to a respectable amount, Dr Strachan,
with that rnmm,ndable energy and alntol.r ss-
.ursnee which have ever characterized him, set
off for England, where he again took up the eti1c
cry of " infidel University," end imperiled to the
breeches. pockets of English Churchmen, of
whom a few zealots echoed his notes and drew
out their cash. it would be an encouraging
epeeist -le to ere the Dr. calling to his ltd the
eontemoed and anathematized principle of eolun-
ts.ryiem, if the hard necessity of the cane did cot
compel him to resort to misreprepenu'ions. That
necessity is a lamentable feetnre in thecae. It
seems, however, that the little triellt, of the Dr..
ouch asejaealaring"infidel" and "robbery of
the church," have had the desired effect; for the
Dr. has just returned, having succeeded, it is
slated, in raising snbeerprions to the amount of
Shout £16.000. Now, this should teach Dr.
Strschao that there is virtue in the voluntary
principle, and that it he were to coma before the
public with clear hands and a fair car, there
would he no necessity for hie persevering in the
policy of insisting that he and his elerieel-
have been a bleeaing to the country, had
the intro•Juction 01 tobacco into rho uldl the administration consulted -1300;c opinion
world from tem continent, its use was all rather than Dr. Ryerson'. scheme for ob-
hut universally prohibited by governments, tailing a power and influence by which the
as a was violently opposed hy.the churches. -whnle Educational irstitntione of the ennn-
The re:gnlag Sovereign of Eeglanu, gneen
Elaabetb, published an edict against it.—
Her outcoswr. James 1., not on ly adopted
her policy, last with his pea produced a ee-
ry earring "eettnterblast• to tobacco,"
whet the dangerous effects of its use arc
still considered to bate been slmoet ridieo-
owefy 1. An import dnty,i.tend-
cd to be p-ebibit:re, of Gs. 8d. per pound
was imposed upon it, tad its cultivation was
diseounged by an enactment restricting its
proei.ctioa to 100 lbs. to each planter in
t1Ise Liam sew colony of Virginia• In
.t lreeesel siertiele was mado andnuntinued,
es lewg as royalty iteeil, a royal moaopyly.
Pepe, anathematized its consumers, and one
of toot•re spiritual functionariep, Innocent
Xii. .aes.mm.ssested northere for indulge
tag a rhe new nee. The opposition of
tent church was eerried so 'IT in 1635,
vs.*+eg sm. pro.lbit.d, as an unnatural
sad ieywi,groes enotom, under pain of death.
I. 1..ssla the Grand Duke of Moscow was
set more tssreat to else devotees of this new
Yet: be pr.et►ited the entrance of tobacco
tete ►. dem.mnes seder pato of death for
thee/weed off nes, the knout being app'iod
te too first case of disobedience. io some
pores at 8.11arlaad smokier( was roads a
r•raae. seat wa e.ormity alter adultery. it
'e tete fete of ewatoaaa which are strength.
erred y she summers of i i' to tri-
umph. Ro a mss Is threesome. Bet in the
case at the ase of iotoxacatimg drinks, the
Preeinetai Parliament has attempted no
such impowi►le crusade: and it bee dime -
fore provded agsrn.t the failure that, if M. -
tory he any gout', would probably have fol -
we uoder/Med heves tfpreg greet attars• to
be wet; is advance M mixt ....o.. h
the way, w• cermet, aemeri nmarkirsg here,
the very superior T astrty of time beret" a.J
buns cared by the seise (oedemata —Peo
errata
Tee eau or tis ?warn ..ra leeway
Limier rural Coweimr m Pbdsdelrhos wee
ye.terdey by oneti.., at Ow Cb.eet
street theatre, p.v.Sadt to ..4i... 11. Thee
man le 8..s elimetmg as the
The theatre wee thronged wit► people se
all kinds a lsrg. mai 'vo v, bawev.r, hew,
ofthe ..aseet alas.. .1 what webs Ye
meta;iy composed.
The first ticket we* p,roheeed by M. A.
Rent, ' , , SG25. Thieve wet
but little coropetiUon for it. The ►..t of
and entail the flock and the tame esre of the tickets were sold at prsmtsws Prem
them open his succeserne, and his graodson I *IJ to 95 cents a mem and the •merles
would probably have eoato sheep egeal or ended without all the sewed tier tickets
"'Tenor to these. They were produced by
exactly this system. Sneh a system will
produce magnificent animals of any kind.—
Bat by taking animal, already bronpht to
Feigners A,t,Avp.—The Fugitive Slave this state of aupetlority, and crossing them
law has •4mok*d out" from 'hew plsess of with our beet, or even by the slower method
r"fygs in she free States so alloy runaways .
being sold. The sale soon loot its inter-
est, areal the great crowd which bad weer -
bled In the theatre and outside of it, gradu-
ally disappeared.
The Tickets number about 1700, and the
proceed" of the sale ao.o..t.d to about *19, -
that their value to estimated a sateen m'll- o(hnee, .ng Niem pore, we arrive at the de- 000 ; the average price per ticket bring
ion of dollars. W. have bo.o infnrmed of sired result by a ranch shorter and easier I $7. The purchuters of the tickets were
■ deatgo, op the part of "embers •lavehold. process. - meat democratically composed of all clauses
ers, to
through nth. See ist tied tart' of Stateumake •• del. Two yeses eine "gr' 1 bought 20 ewes, of merchants, trailers, leo., Mt • member of
mend on bet Majesty's for the wool, from a large fleck which sheared by tickets were bought by music pehli.bees to
return to the United Mateo of the black fee- average abnut 24 lb,. The ewes i percher. sell again. -
gitives wbo serape tato the British North ed were Tether better than the-rivetage.—
American provinces'. W. know that Eng- They wore put in good feed. Their Iambs lame PeacTroat. Wer. --A Tipperary
land has mstataiad that • slave, whim ate
toughs", be, soil, becomes free b., obis tb iuccesdisg pang were Migerten sad Rockets weds a latter of edifies to •.sigd
point:low .Iwey• been eestrnverted by esy7ligbtly, and w re kept growing- through fir, about tabus, a e vLeib pewee of land
statesmen. and the contrary e"usrt ed in the lflp estenn, tadt rough the winter, and that or letting it alone ; and end. with ibis
celebrated eases of tee Comes and Kelm.. the earl o • .beat pithy 9.esiina : "Weal's tit• whet. world
prise. W. know net whether reclamation I g ed nix peasds 10 a man if its yUi w e wdw .e
will be ioai.ted upon, but earl■in it is, that each cif Ass nuked wool—whit. the owes paw* of
the lees of making ae i...s its thea point i. themselves bad increased their fleeces to 44 ttul !weeny
fe s.,—D' itt wearing tried fpr
P" Hite. . ettt& , the h wm a e
r•emyed will favor b)) tees who have g,voe lbs. seek, mad A' g teethe, crop of hmb.. para( elite. L.'�,• flit», with whom be
It coend.ntiea.—W1* 11(1un cappella All the grain the had wile • peck a dee, axil eras eonvtk+�►et'Troy, and mitten•
ssA Pvrru SA Pon,—Tb re the whole floe , of egos! para of core
card to i mentk.111Mde��ff"'t�h Pgeiteotlary, and
N k Co � wN ttMtw �..d they Itred Ib IN none geld, ase
s
e
h
i
k
r.fia
�q1 e
J se lror p � "MU He~. BM of Karek 511
ao aecwinl of a Mw n eats 'w114•16' wan e • bill lying to the test, with • easter
-
exposed to a ,tlyt g[alely d.etroye
4k hie
Neste Ys .i. pad 1.11.». Th. 6Mtot les fN telly *wimp a day with hay. R.»
►net r 4, wbqa y wap pill ivy elle *egg, 'uteric was ea " mars keePisg,*
TM,neining""pgp*et, tai the roo.Nr tarn* .et
'reproved cowtuU
reply seising frotp the p y+ led were
a1.NIdMes ei a aloof f* the spying.
he had hems *treed. i have w book and a .w. Iamb perekosed
y Irish with.. �hlli� , a.keri i< be met
*mesh bo.pttaliy to 1lellsed, Molted
he was to lee lre.petel nearly all Ibe
ire comgstito,. *An elle* ie f!bpe» which the coo ld Meer Ni and Owe he was therm
st�s/t.r ,pie ►fel..• a sw..l,rhrt MM�r which wsa a running brook.
ill, nal
andt
The Wasttegtow IitteNfg ,cep, says that
the British Oo,ernmeet has withdrawn all
ttedemand. fee psrt..d.Ner duty. from
'the harbour of San Js.ekFicarigua sod
the neelgstitr. Of that nettle ?feet and the
lakes cOel(et.d will 11 are fully open to
Ameri.a 'starlet's.
ADVAPTA.RI Of EARLY TRAINING...Tba
try are directed by his sovereign will. The ! following dialogue is reported to haver taken
evil is more aggravating still, when it is I place at the Queen's County Assizes, bet-
coneidered the want of confidence Reform- ween a medical witness and a barrister:—
ere exoerienco toward Mr. Ryerson—the j Mr. ileves (the barriefer)—"(f a pergola
suspicion with which they are led, by hie ! Trim on wet rtraw, were deprived of all
former political conduct, to look upon eye- ! the comforts or neeessanes of life, would it
ry morn he maker'. We know that this not hasten dratht' Dr. EJge—"That
objection is met by the saying, that " the wnteld" greatly depend upon whether be
office irr non -politica( and that his former had been seeestnmed to them." Mr..
political acts ehoald not be mads • pretext Mayer—"Do yea mgas 13 toll os that if a
for removing him ".;The feet' of the referee Demme lived ie a twee peed it wo.ld let
he ieen►ious le him?" Dr. Edge— "i think
wet, if ballad lived s z'y or *treaty years
lick w
being non-politieal does not •trip its in-
cumbent of his political ebereeter. 'Dr.
Ryerson is the ante wily potitreten t$u br-
evet.
reren was, he loves power, and knows how
to use it to advance his own perpo.es. 1f
it was thonght prudent *0 continue him at
thehead cf the Educational Department, a
check rein ought to be put on his seta, tee
DewedThom/roe., M. P. P., woe alarm-
isg}y ill emit w•.b:- beet we see tapper to
teem dream a lend permed that he is meet
bet t er.—C,eseseer.
Thanes. Howe Ob.we d bee saw ewe
that he wou'd not have had the opportunity w'Ih a ,.'ter '. 4666n(• /ori.tel "eras of ""
of rioting at wi;l. Ile needs to N wll tb0 tirts.b A.se•+ewo P.eereee..—Er.
watched. The heed officers of the engem- A .epery he. bene .I'rW th.i le. ti...
merit need watching; but it will be fruitlee• ..1w Casa.v.s ea. rased "se
"se t.s
[awl. Ttas,. w oe d•aob w bsl,we. .1
cnleee the'.. people can bring some rester tee seaway d,b,m ,r,ee.—ts
influence to bear upon them, sod erose them Cnray r remes ted
to bend to puSlic sentiment as .spreesMl ekes bpi. Sg•ragge ,s a. bo Me. Jar rssss'tr
throat h- the' Prete of the country.—ileith- rreeswrw, .ad least Wr. Gwymee r w he
west Courier. Ilse new eater —Le.
NOCTURNAL Vletro.e.—At night, se i
,lay'dawn, 1 heard a laoo roar to the "trimly
of the camp, bttl soon 1 was asleep. in a
few hours i was awoke by an unusual doe
turbines in the camp, and ratsing my bear!,
1 saw the Bechnanee standing close togeth
er round the fire with their fares outwards
whsle they shrieked and talked with sm.-
usual volubility. i guessed at once that
(owed any sick attempt. Though .oma a lion caused the rumpus: and i was ugh,
mite think :1 bas not dura much, en hum- The doge were barking loud and angrily.
hly conceive that it has done list what it and kept melds( hack oeetarunall• to the
could do w,aely and effec'ively. It has done Me, ss if pursued by some animal. The
no violence to paNae opinion or popular night was pitch dark. so that Bothe*
prejudice. Oa the contrary it has enlisted eo.Id b. seed; but Mcllyenn told me Haw
both on iia side; for tee whole mattes rests s Iles sad a leopard were prowling routed
Spon a vomiter Tote of the municipalities.— or, .aleavnnng to obtain the rename of the
Through this means a medium has ben zebras, which bung in restos, in the trees
opened for the t and maturing weeder) us; sae next morneet I heard the
of opowon. The fruit will fall just as fan voices of both, for lbs ilea roared and the
se it npeea; it• culture require. the ..e of leopard ■hrieked wildly u. they .prang after
moral foresee Upon the mere external the dog.. At length thew beldame. i.ereas-
force, that Mads up the font as it epee*, ed; the hon chased the doge with angry
too nautili r.tlaoe.may be placed. Its elite growls within tweary yards of where we
though most valuable, most be preceded— stood, and the leopard actually sprang into
se it has already Imre is many islrtaecee— the e.are of my larder beside the fire, and
by moral m•an...--Ere miner • was making off with a Ipge fragment of
riMti when the doge went gallantly at bim.
The n.ce..aty of the country bring early He turned upon them, and se terribly
informed in Meranos to ab mlasu»s t6o lacerated two that they wits after diet! how
administrationprgpo.. is4oiscieg to tl), their wound.. We now .notched op Targe
Legislature, is hPeer iiag more sari m.m ape flaming brands from the ere, sod, meting
parsed, so that Ube Prow by dismissing their the lion as he advaueed, we meet them fir -
merits tray boon .0 opportunity .f (meg mg as hie face, when f faecy he mud* ng.
the Administration an idea of wbl trould 1 feared to use my lie lest i she.ld shoot
tweet the damatwle of the ennntry. We the d.ga. Tie horses and exec, alahosse
bint.d at the d..irlbllity of this before the much alarmed", did net ende.rnr to „r• .1 r ,•.ponding month Tal poor,
mooting of rho recent &fusion .f ahatenet hong still eery mneb fate j ei! tr.n- t'
r
tit, alleegh Ctas
the Mrdabipn they bri un• in -Cue-roes,l'a
oea, MnwScL—Tit• ,ma es +.
later*: it emsaming s Adsrat'sres is Sin•
ai Afnee. .1.,•••collected at lb Mestresl Clemens
backed op red tsedecsed by M• Globe—the Deese for t' -ie pearls /seders( Nile October
t or an Thr drseatldeetiee It is said that en laws than 111200.668iw 18efe £78 576 and for tee saws period
g wore staked in Cincinnati on the Irene of this year £99,840, being an increase peer
t►st is felt at tbm essolt of lb Iessiee, sari lbs 1.t, eleetien. , I g to of C11,261.
Mr. Gogh, dorms kis "toy n Tenet..
nbta,a.d 1 ee0 mgsss,., . M tea Tempawsc.
['edge. Of the somber. 1411f wosg.d to
t tx .+tltbrr. a,d lee wove yee.w.l... Mr.
Gongs he., mise leotr.g Tommie. bora
Ierteanr ,n hlemtltns. whore be bob go.s
great .—r -t.
Tem Li. Qt. t.VCR .v Tine' 1 sorsoaaa.—
At • n,ecor'+g of the tae:on et
Ca'"btrige. lately, relaters le a .bike at
St. Ivies. .we Otter .peakeve metal:—' • W bat
we ask ler is p ewe., immortal and rrn-
maenlri►! winch, thnwgh all the guilty
pies, ehnnld Ways. wnetd rise above ria.
Warn pile web • t ogee dowecy feather
ruffled by its fierceness!'
Many eves lac m„eh lir beteg too ram.
mnnreartte re herr matters .4 ►nnnrse.—
The rivet leemere phrineopber, lthirke, aays•
" Keep ,hndy ; and if Toe wee • anarter on
tee ground, put your foot os 1t.'
A Lenora Eyas.—"1 11.. to Julie" eyes,"
aid an mA -.ted dandy, i* Coleran'e h. ring.
" i emit wonder at 11," replied George.
" eine. 1 obeerved she had a stye in them
when 1 saw her last.
"Oh, my friend," "mil a Dr. C--, to an
frith patient, "be enmpoeetl—we meet all
" An' it's that Terra me," re- -
nted Pat ; " if 1 enuld elle hilt a dorm
trmr•, I'd trot care a ha'penny skeet this
now."
A friend writing from the gnhl 'mice.,
says he has slept for the lot six morehe
on a bed etoffotl with broken bottler,. with
nothing Nita erll.r door for a blanket.
N. change, eat .hurt by two eiongl•..
Moss i'ttamrs.—The amulet of theft.
tabledonetone re -n in Philtlelphia by
Jenny Lind was *3000.
The receipt, Inc ps.senger trefee n. the
Atlantic avid Rt. I,aaweewr. Railroad, 1.r
the month of Angiset 1860, amnnnt• 10
ar 1 471,43, I ,..,, neer'y *1000 over
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