*^ rt terms , v nchmatt may hereafier he had . jn advance and two dollars and i , nd of lie year , will be received for a less lime 3 paid fur in advance ,, ioed but ai the bpffon b i ____ || arrearages are paid .;-. of advertising ■ ■■ ir the first insertion and cont mnance ... :: . h irjjed j > per ct higii i'fi i . per cent will be made to 3 the year ni will be continued until cordingly unless order ' imes he editor must • . . sure ai ention , «:•_-,_. __. jsl vi <_ *-> m o i yim ii her that well known and : d public house fknown '" • - tavernj in ibe n (.'., informs his friends rally that the same is now rellers & hoarders ind bar wiil ho supplied wiih md -• irrouoding country af stabr.es spacious and bountifully sup • nder ol all kinds ai lentive ostlers sell lhal no ex l be « anting to give g^n whq may favor him with james l cowan , sept i i 1840 tf7 v «$> ?_<_*. li / columbia for the hair corns •''-. i co — its positive quali •. - : — i si for infants keep f and !■ losing a itix - . f.ir ladies after chilj n i : s natural strength ■ and prevention the falling oul of j j . recovering from 1 . 1 ct is produced 4ih jrowlh is started in lo ihe latest pe b'ead from dand e roots imparts health and n and prevents ihe hair 01 ,• hing gray — 6ih it rl beautifully when done op • ! should ever be made without it . who have bv any means con • he li ad are immediately and ■ em by its use it is infalli ild about five years — no more hair ead ihan on tha back of mv c ivered with a thick scurf : oxuii the 10th of august last lie balm of columbia from com .. hich i have used two and . f th balm which has fully re ., ■ •■_ h ad entirely from ; is now covered with fine flow inj one may see by calling 1 mi client i 3 scofield ■ in ik always for the . „ co •:, . .. jn office and by c salisbury dr suih raleigh d - ro ; j in li si an greensboro ; j ,. 1843-1 v82 . drandcth?s ble universal pills t thi 1 ■ itfice - • fv n c oci 1842 tfl i k it v sherman's ad ivish reliel for your ma in a ren dy ol c.b ____£. tu lfflicted hi red i tr_e and fr.-ji di m 1 ■ • s life medicine call _. . b wheeler agent ■ ices current at s\l1sbi iy june 24 • i cents cotton yarn 75 id i molasses 35 a 40 . i n iiu 6 10 . ats 15 a 20 2 pork 3 , -.. i 6 sugar br *'* a 10 i i | loaf 15 a 18 10 i sack 2 75 §,% l mow • h ceo 8 a 20 . ' : linen i2 a 16 . ii bush 75 j ay 2 ~> a 30 | loan 25 j 7t~t4 aes 2 a 38 i i naii cut 5 a ■ '-■ s ioar brow n ok a 10 j ia 27 i imp 14 l.i a is salt 50 a 60 sack j uobacco leal 2 a 23 i fas i . -. ui _ 20 v|1 ' 0 f hale rope 8 a 10 *■! t j5 ! wheal new 75 a so 1 ■ co vvhiskey 2d 41 ii v.ol 124 a 15 nw j one 14 1843 5 kail cut assor 6 a 8 t wrought 1(3 a 18 15 i 0 t bushel a 30 wa .*> 5 oil gal 75 a so a 22 j lamp 125 • i i0al2 linseed 1 10 a 1 25 lb uj :. 14 j pork looibs 5 a 6 4 a k i rice looibs 4a 5 50 iijr.ir lb a 10 : ■■.- : 5 ' salt sack 2 25 • . 30 , bush 50 6c 5a 6 i steel amer 10 a 0c 7 english 14 15 german 12 a 14 ■ -; | tea imp 1 al3 aralima w^ttfywmvu opp..e;i side ; neither pa.iy auu coo ineh ; and thus for upwards iw 1 boors i ■*'• a a discord and crmfrmhon of to.-j to which bat i b be jaosl n ir_e if oi the « h !•-, me scene was on ■ mo-t ac«urj upr or i an.f^egra.iu'j i dignity i the hi ase tl 11 ru y.t loot pai nest .- . tsbsea taken b n ets - bin - s : . j * phen'f .*• ir ly *■ • r - - !' lime re . . y , 1 is ■ ■ -. brutal assault oh \ \ la y tl e b - bee i f *•'• lofted !»_■*-• p irl c.ui _■_ ot a final - - ii nutted up.o mies eugenia ll an iimi rity a tenth i [ nuisu n . ■ fisn named wil||>rp 11 (.' v r i an • thai on cdaudai n.g l •*.• i ■ i m n » a ■-• r i-if c in d ■ i i fa e • 1:1 ..- m . .- * i i be i se '•'••'. faiisuo -. w spi .... g o fif-r foil » s huu . t : — s wis tripp.n awrfll il r»c m ihe moonlight i j dc_tiy reached bw bor v*i r.i lie iie^r.l lli sl i l i m approaebn ?, and in * stonse t a bl iier temple from some ruffian felt tne ground and was foi owed * and violent o < w j lit \ > , over ner and wtulf mra grs about her .:•• 1 tr-tt -,(■! pth - hi r person and doubt les w.ioid hs - ceded in his infamaoa eitempt upon her vicuie hsd be r i been a timed by ibe .- . ruing upon tiie easier rarlroad ll tl i immediately ami after a i •• in eta - occeeded iu teaching i er n.i ~- frantic wuh pain sa : mill ir iking n ir gb id acceold murder murder l'1 m ■ austin a mosl worthy man gathered i i be.t informauoa be could derive fr m o i i.i cti a shockiog condition aod h on in search ol the ruffian il aoon ovi liau!rd a person answering l!:c indefinite d - scriptiqfl ol hi ila.-ohier out from bia ape r it calmness he w s deceived and suffi r i i ion to dep f1 lie w 9 rrohei q enilv arre led nd liken to mr a iin's-e where il v ui ijiiv 1n.13r.tlv recognised him is tl ii«-rt>on ii.:.t strurk her ho vjs imm.diatt - ly sent tn jail nd on tuesda a i-ompljn 1 9 prt-icirci against him by mi for nn as*-*»uli and atleir.pt lo ci-mmit •..•> lence upon the person of hi daughter i ronsequenre of her piec<*ri<iii9 rsie ihe ix aminii.o i pc.=-.por.ed to tuesday nexi ■ nd be meanwhile ordered lo recogi ise 1 1000 for bia app arance iii 1 xpr 1 h i>f countenance is said 10 be ruth ly li t-xlrpine miss austin's face was literati pound . o a jelly — one ol bei e.e complet y clo sed md hei nose bioreo too eno .. swellings upon every ; irt i;f iier face deied it impossible lo ascertain lbe ix of ihe wo liua her head v s cat in *••**• ral phe lipa cot io lie teeth and i 1 hr 1 ne k disfigured hy fie vlul.oce • f '•< tt mpted choking such \\ a ? t j ; * ■ exciiemenl in essi p where the p it s fl r 1 « a be i used i • ery one f u hei we _ iepos s.".ir«i ti.dt the ; ■ op e woul-1 li > ruffian l.uii ri>;ii iii but ur ihe pri afforded hint b the polite lci'r rt laiivi to man .•/'.' ■ musi ui our r*"',.-rs are pi ■ • • ibeenaciment ot our .'.'- 1 the prunerty of the wife is e_ear from i.ao . n,r the d*-b s nf the husband the passage ol ihis la iv indicates the existence f i i -_ h and chivalric sense l jqstic th it b.idv it rt.-:jrcs to lb which they have been 1 ng i | . nestiooablj blleviale m -; ' misery ( the toleration f which bas been i grace io_uma_iiy .<-..••_ from o pre ii.-.vs of persapsl properly 1 ne worthy and un speeliog female oft a : i '- •> vi'jl.m k i,i a designing villain wbo st^ks to repwr ■• squandered ; none and regain bu fomei sla ty arurryiog a wealthy v w j h tbe o i l **& •'"•' " '"■ ' ' " p-n lis kilful diss * p iii .. l ;) i h - j l i deluded ' ' - - reserve d for the oeg - *■< cruel v o l - i a - • ' • '•' ■ i . - ■■■■'■: . ■ : t .'.'■ bo fascii .: ;- ■ th co_li ..;.--.:■', bo ■ • *" * ' '*. hbt — briog i 10 a lam ruin bad drives bis f wife a ing ebil r n i cf a ; j *.»■ ; : was it just be s»rt*fi*?e i - il n ' lbe in •••••.-.-' r | ' v • ■ ■ " . f — thai . . . . . 2 • . (. . . i .-.:•.. . • .. ; - - . *;; herald m i r nr a i s 2 tledirinc . faints oils rflljrpf rine ■• -' £ i • --■...'.'■• » ' - - i i ; a hei printed and pfblished by 1 . , , t l " see that the government does not acquire loo much power keep a check j mace c pe\dleton \ " upon all your rulers do this and liberty is at gen'l harrison 1 no 48 v<u_i£mk xr whole vo 568 a a i.fa mm v . ju x b 24 i s4 clock amd watch repairing from he magnolia | come to the fc outh et a b meek j oh ! come to the south sweet neautiful me tis the clime of lhe heart tis the shrine of the s.n . where t gfry ever i_ea with a p___:or olnw and ibe fioners spread their ireascres of crim-on zr.d snow ; i v here tbe oieezg o*er bright waiers waf:s in cense a c*l r ■ and way birds are glancing in teaut and son ; svhe . iom_er sciifs oyr aeh mountain aad plain _ and the best grftsof erlen unshadowed remaia oh eome io the srjotli ; i iie shrine of the sun ; ar.d dwp'l io jie dowers i swo^i becutifiil cr.e ! ! yii ! come to the booth and i'll build thee a ! home ; | where winter shall never intr_si come j the queen like caialpa the mv.-i.'e and pine ithf gnid fruited nrange,the mby r>emrne**'>ir*e1 ; mi loom rout hy dwelling and bade thro at nr»n u h-.'.e birds of a'l music keep amorous r?ne : !>-. ihe gnshofffud fountains we'll rest .- re no rouble to vpi n3 and no sorrow le ofri '? ! oh ! come to the sooth the shrine of lhe sun and dwell in ii bowers sweet beautiful one ! oh come to he south tis tha home of the heart r no skv bke its own car deep passion impart ; the glow of its simmer is felt in thi soul and love keepeth ver his fervent control t ob there woold ihvbeauty m^si brilliantly beom i and life p3«s away i.ve some delicate dreien '. each wish of lb heart should realf be and this jeauiiful land seem an ed n to thee ! then come to ihe south the shrine ofthe sun and dwell ir its bowers sweet beauiifu one ! i for the watchman the following is a copy of a leiter received j by me from a young lady if wilkes county a fp day since which you will please insert verbatim etliteralim j d •' towe mye dpare j d mat of north c-*robn_r wilkeshorrow postofieet mye dpare scr i now tak op rav pen in hande low late you now iiiais 1 inv note furg ; yba yit bit i am nferde you hav forgo n.ee an-.ie ; i wante yow tow cum downe or sende m^-e a i i ci wilhowte fa le fur i l"rr ha'p yow wur j note _ gwaine low cum _ laol fur ; tut her se a j leter from yntv thane low se ane uiher pereor ir hee woorldp butt i still bop thcitei hale s you wnnct nior : myo pen are bade my inke nr pale mye lo two ynw wile newer title thee ros are rede ihee velett are blew shuger are sweeiebo'e no'e like yow j mice ro are reild ihee sieme are gjene thee tims ise past ili-ip wee hav sent sow no mbr ato pressent bote rernainesyoun afictionate low ver tel'e dethe pegsie ■ ______ j general washing ton 3 last j vote every incident in the life of washington j is full of interest th pi.-iir heroic nk.g i n.tude of mind which distinguished nim a ; hove all other men was evident in all ins u-.'ion pairioii-jm chastened ly t-nuo jodgment an careful though . prompted his public acts an ! niai'e thero examples for the study and guidance of mankind 1 h been said uifit no one can have the shor test interview with a truiy great man with i out being rnadr sensible of his superiority of too many who have.sotne way earned the title of re?t this 9 by r mean true is appficabrfitf to ihe chancier of wash mglon is verified in the following interest ing circumstance related by a corn spondi nt of the charleston courier i was present savs this correspond n . when gel washington gave his last vote ll was it the spring of 1790 in the town of alexandria i died the 11th decem ber foil wing the court house nf fair j fax cnantv vsas then over the market house and immediately frontm gad*>by's tavern \ tbe entrance into it was by a slight fi bt ol crazy steps nn the ot side the elec j i ion was prrprcr-firg bcwbi thousands i.f i persons in ihe court rons yard and im , mediate tfeietrbortng ireefsrand i was . i standing on ga-lsby't stop3 w!)en be fatbef of bia country drove in bnd imttediafeh | ajfi*prn_*bed the court house meps and then within ■■* v-'-l or wo ol ih-jm i s eight or ten good tockin men fr.m dif ferent r!irec*ions certainly withotfi the leas nonrett spring simultaneous sn<i place them«e!vns in positions to uphold nd sop { port the steps sh-ul.1 they fail in tbe gener j 8|'s ascent of them i was immediale'y it bis bark and in thai position entered the court h-.ose wuh him f lowed in hi wake throouh a dense crowd to tne polls leard bim vote-returned with h.m to tbe outward crowd-heard him cheered bv more ihan two thousand persons as he entered his carriage and saw his departure there w<-re live nr six can hriates on lbe bench sitting and ns the geoeral 5_ptoseh ed ihem thev arose in a body and b<>weo smilingly and tbe salutatioi having been returnev verv gracefoll the general im mediately east ins ejeiitowar-i lbe regirtry of th p"!!*1 v!!f*n t'fionel der,i-aie i j think it was said well general bow tio i vauvote?"-the or-eni ick-i al the c,n,date and said gentlemen i vole for ! me3-*uresnot for nen and turning to the recording table aodibfy pronounced i his vote j saw it entered-roade a gracefu b «" ' retired if j1he subscriber respcci fully informs bis old * friends and the public gem raily that he ha opened a shop in salisbury in tbe above bosi ne_s,in a room directly opposiie west's brick boildirig in the house of dr burns formerly owned by jno i shaver and ju.si below j & vv murphy ir addition to the above the subscriber will carry on the silver smith business in all tne varieties common in country towns : such as making spoons c ar.d repairing silve ware he begs to assure the public that if piinotnri at ten tion to business and skillful work will en lille him to patronage aod support be willmer il it aaron wool.worth nov 13 tflb llr sherman's are the best medicines in the world being the cheapest and most pleasant the medical fncoliy warmly approve them dr sherman is a skilful and experienced i lo gician nnd a member of the medical society 0 ne yoik sherman's cough eozenges are ihe safest surest and most effeotu remedy for coughs colds consumption whooping cough asthma tightness of the lungs or chest c shermans worm lozs5ges are the only infallible worm destroying medi cine ever discovered they have been used in over 1.400,000 cases and never known lb fail sherman's camphor lozenges give immediate relief in nervou3 or sick head ache palpitation of ihe heart lewness of spir its despondency fainting oppression or a sense of sinking 0 the chest diarrhoea las situde or a sense of fatigue sherman's fever and ague lozenges are the mosi certain remedy for this digressing complaint ever offered to the american public — in the immense number ol cases in which they have been used they have never been known to fail sherman restorative lozenges diarrlicea or looseness of lhe bowels so covn mon and troublesome daring thesommer months may now be entirely prpvented by a proper use of these lozenges tiiry are prepared pxpress ly for that purpose and can be relied on with perfect enfidenop persons subject lo a derange ment of he bowels should never op without them thev afford immediaie relief frcm all the attend ant ortpings faintness depression c sherman's cathartic lozenges are as pleasant and easily ta":cn as thp common peppermints and are sn acitte and efficient medicine they cleanse the stomach and bowels and are the best cathartic ever used fur bilious persons where an active medicine is required j ihey are not only too best but the safest that can be administered shermans strengthening plaster the best of all plasters for ll'ieum lorn bngo pain or weakness in the back loins side or breast the above medicine is fcr bale wholesale or retail at the salisbury medical dr.ifj store by c b wheeler agent salisbury n c s*ept 3 1s42 ly6 dr liioffavs vegetable life . tied ic iis es possess qualities of the most mild and he • nrfieial nature they are composed til ar '■ ides the most anfi-pihrescent,^combined with ingredients known as the only certain antidote fof fevers of every description when the dis j ease is produced either from cold obstruction bad air swampy and damp situations or putrid mrasmi whether malignant or epidemic or by oiher causes these medicines are certain in their operations or effects thev are possessed oi pe cu'iar qualities which not only expel all disease but at the same time restore and invigorate lhe system when first taken into ihe stomach they immediately diffuse themselves like vapor tt.rnii.th ever pure producing effects at once deli-htfol salutary and permanent *** hen the spark of life begins lo grow dim e circulation lan-uid and the faculties parrdteed these medi oibes are found lo give a torn to the nerves ex hileraie the animal spirit invigorate the body and re animate the whole man i the life medicines have also been used wuh ■ ihe most happy success in inerv.us and d-.s j peptic diseases consumption asthma liver j complaint rheumatism chronic anj kiflama ! lorv d ropsies sic . gr___pcall ai cress & roger's agents salisbury oct 2-2 1s42 lyl3 r.rr__p a supply of the above insaloable me dicines are lor sale at james cross roads liedell county by ' a c mcintoshi agent david l pool f 1 1akes ihis roe-hcd of k i informing his friends and be public thai be is f!f iffo still catryingou the watch v \ uuym and clock making and re 3^*^___^gs st-.nd.tiiar he courthouse all work done by him will be warranted fnr , twelve months hesiill keeps on hand a smal , assortment of jewellery old gold and silver taken in exchange foi jeweller or work done ' salisbury march 12 1842 tf33 ) j s johnston i attorney and counsellor at law i salisbury n c i ' salsi bury jan 1 1843 tf24 worms worms xx startling facts hundreds of children and adults are lost year ly wilh worms when some other c_;-se l._s been supposed to he the true one l is admitted by all doctors that scarce 2 man woman or child exists but what are atone or later troubled with worms and in hundreds of i cases sad 10 r**la>e a supposed fever acarlatina j cold or some other ailing carries off the ffowers of the human family — while in truth they die of worms ! and these could have been eradicated in a day by lhe use of a bottle of kohu^ioch's j vermifuge at the cost of a quarter ut a duller ! how sickening the thought ha these things j should be — and who can ever fofgire ihemsetpes j for not trying this worm eartierxninator when 1 they know ihat evpn if ihe case was o-jt worms j this remfdy could rot by any possibility do bun — but always cne.d as a purgative — let the dis j ea.e be what it may how important then to j use it and wbo will d_re iske tli.r responsibility j i in do without it ? let every parent ili3t is no i a brun ask themselves ibis que lion in truth and ! soberness mr j c ringold had a child very sick fori near iwo weeks and attended by c physician j without relief when kulmstockv vermifuge was 1 given and nest day more than forty worms were i passed when the child recovered rapidly a child of a widow woman living near the manhattan water vo:!;s bad dwindled for a mr-nth till near a skeleton with great dryness of the mouth and itching of the nose a hu tr;_ne lady who r-alied to provide for the family sent immediately n kolmstock's vermifuge j which brought iivsay great quantifies of worms | for livo or throe days and tha child grew better j at once and regained its full s-.rength in less than a mon'h several children in a highly respeeiable fam ily in broadway had worms o a frightful extent and were all cured rapidiy with ihis vermifuge ! in some of the besi families in the neighbor hood of st john's ark ii has been extensively i used from lite circumstance of having eradica > ted a large qiantiiy cf worms after all other remedies had failed which was very extensive ly known in that part of the city a family in new jersey saved several children by the use of it one a girl nf eight yrars ol age had become exceedingly emaciated before the vermifuge was given the next day hree iarge worms were dislodged and she lei off ihe vermifuge when she became again worse nnd bad resort to h vermifuge ihat finally bronghi avvav an incredible quantity of worms and the cure was complete and she gained her heal'i 1 rapidly \ physician of standing had doctor a fami ly of children some weelcs without being adleio | restore but one ou or the seven io health ii irad tbe liberal ft y o send for kolmstock's ver mifuge and cured tho rest with il in less than a week numerous cases of other complainlfl were sup posed in exist and the persons treated lor fever c but finally a trial ol this vermifuge disco , erc*d the true cause of the sickness by bringing away almost an innumerable quantity oi worms large and small and the persons recovered wiih greal despatch instances of ibis kind might be cited to an immense extent but it is useless one irial for 25 cents will show any one with aston ishment the certain effects of ibis verm luge caution never boy this ariic'e unless it hav " dr kolmstock's vermifuge handsiiroely en graved on the ouiside label and the lac simile of comsiock si co auents — c d wlceler salisbury ; j & i sloan greensboro d hea.11 ilil's'-oro ; j i mabry lexington ; or stiih raleigh march 4 1 h 1 3 — 1 ys_t utt ot liovtti carolina davie county in equity spring term 1343 robert carson fxecotor of john taylor dec'j vs william taylor james taylor r**'nepo3 tav lor zaehariarr gaither and wifp sally milton gaiiher elijah gaither noah gaiiher asbury gaither willie gaither alexander g gaiiher margaret gaiiher and casper kinder and wife temperance w v appearing to the satisfaction of the court s that william taylor james taylor and re bwca taylor defendants in this case are noi inhabitants of this sta'e : it is iherefore ordered lhat publication be made for six w.ekc in the carolina watcliman for the said wiliiaatay lor lames taylor and rebecca taylor.io ap pear at trie nest term of this coorl to be held i r th county ' i davie at ihe court 1 louse i svjlle on ihe 4.s monday alter the 4ii monday in aogost nex arid plead answer or demor to cbmptaihsnts bill or lhe same will he taken pro coofessotjnd heard exparte.as loihem witness l bmgham clerk and master of said court ai office the 4th monday aff the4'h monday in february a i >• 13-ts and n he 67th ve=ir ot american independence l bingham c m e 6a45 printers fee 5 50 cai5is1kt 3harix-g rtlllf subscriber respectfully returns hi j thanks for past favors and informs his old fripnds and lhe public that he still continues to carry on the above business in all its various branches and at the olo s'and on main street two doors below j w murphy's store and np posit e the watchman printing office where he may always be found he ke*-ps constantly on hand a variety of well finished work and at prt ces to suit the times also a supply of ready made coffins constantly kept on hand to suit any measure ; and at lower prices than ever ihey i have been sold for n b all kinds of lumber and country fro duce taken in exchange for t»ork k ell101 1 april 29 1s43-1v40 _, wrw as re-urr.ed to salubuiy and i 9__b jh now prepared to resume the prac „ hce of his profession his office is hw removed to si cowan's brick bui'd i "*___^ ing 2d door ' april 3 1_13 — if 10 ! . j"v th untied slates gazette eloquence of the p-clphp mr f.j tor tf,e fumowmtr i u ....... ma sermon nreacsu-d r>y the l.-v^r a vq latts on lbe v,!;t,.v of christ ..._•■ request j bj pablisbinj p _,«. , . ., subscribes j'ha we ! sen ' ■■,, _>; i,e i ..„_ we are onrf fo -.."". rtrt text lei os look back to lha s yorn ihes.ng o sa,iva «•_* r • this ylng world ii wa a,i a mora . - , s n valley f dry bones vhcre . u beard wfiere fid a breath n - |. -..:. .. ., e least s?mptm of spfrhn life was to be discv ered lii-ooghout his ini.h'r cemelry darfe n»-s3 ihir.k-r nan egyptian brooded rrerart fbe world was lvm in wi__*dr.f vic in a.i its iorms every where prevail ; rr-pi?.y nd idql3try wfeded ihrooghoai all ine haottairrms pf men fotcstioe di**i_ia_s war and bw shed ; wretchedness and misery a ibeir oaiural ofaptidg from the dork ie ore ... ihal l_i__ied 32e the hr-nds of sociei were all bro_en dc-.vn mo t confidence wa destroyed ; ami man became ibe enemr of man and ihese ba.lefo i effects of ih moral death whnh perva rled all rsnks snd class s d men were emblems ■'• '■■" ir-sna*4y more awfol thai semeeea oi eternal deaih v h hong oyer oor guilt aod ru ined iacb — ttiis formed lhe climax ol bur_-q j misery the wretchedness f such a life v s be fallowed 67 an infinite nv re awful - oc'i ,;.--. ■■.,< in future the fends and eon km and strife and tor oil which ren-'ored society curse upon earih wen precursors of all the ine aoeivabla and unending miseries of h second d iath in the world of woe nor 1.1 ' ibis sir nation iv2 here any prosp ci oi reform : all ihp eftirrs of their wisest and m<*st disun goishej philosophers had proyed ineffeciual and vain v.n was still growing worse and worse rmd had here c.^en no niher rerredp linn waa be found in his own bosom there would have been an end to all peace and happiness n earth and ... everla r.g perdition had been sealed — boi a dawn 1 !" ght now shot athwart bis gioo ry v.-icte whi'p all was ruin here below mercy was moving in the bosom of ihe must high ; and the poriodov its wondrous exhibition had arrived as an emhlem nf us appiosch a or a moment waasrill the shadows of he ni_ht ove-hong the slumneririrr world the fl cks were reclining at < asp on their grassy bed and thp shepherds sequestered from ihe corrupt ing influence of human society were kt=pp'i!_r their nighl^y waicb — anl lo a voice breaks in s-.veetlv upon the er.r i was th v ice of ruer cy it was an angel's song h hr.ld i brinrr you g«:od tidings ol « r a . i >*, who hall be un to aii peoole ; tor unto yoo is born this day in iiip cily of david . a savior wl __ • and were yori duly sensible of the misi-ry of your condi tion and of the grand ohjeds accomplished by ihissavlor what joy would no v ihri i youi bo s.i.n while vou hive hrr.-'l a fresh annunciation ol these glffd tilings f.vpry b'essing of this life ; yoor del veraon from hem ind he proffer ed glorias of eternity are all the trails of bin purchase aod how immense was the price nl this purchase we are reminded bv ti reiora 0 serines of his day — this anniversary u b le he heavenly hos;s repx'iliic ai t oe pr spec of dor defr^erance and crying glory to g 1 in tbe tii.bfst peace on rarih and good will to men he only begotten of ihis holy one is v>"g a iespise babe in betwehem ; bis had his b;r»h in a si3h!e ; is cradled in a mangpr and ihns commenced his course of igniimin and suffer j j ing and sorrow for a rebellious world which ter i ! minated in the tragic sceoe displayed on calvary j [ hen jhe earth was shaken and the rocks were i rent by thp convulsive throws f their dying j creator such was the pr'c of yoor redemp ' i < ion and wbal wts yonr com i inn hp;i such mere were essential to your deliverance ? ' p a r l i am e n t a ry decoru m 1 as a specimen ol parliamentary decorum we give from tho livprco i mercury of tne 19 h r,f i way tbe following account oi a scene in the i house of commons : " we r.v-.,l occasri n.ali1 il i rz r l'-r of legislative decorum occurring on me other s'de of the atlantic bui ii the following description of the seine in lhe house of goomnons on fri day evening ot rati - ' itordav morning last which we extract from ib sun p j ... ireib,or any thin like lhe trnth '.'■■ tber jonathan n pride himself on be:n the v.-rv p'nfc of decorum and iha wildest legislators from i bo track moods of america must yield lhe nns in btntalit anrl vulo-ariiv lo lbe country irenilemen i f engl d : " those cf our readers who mav happen to havf visited eld exeter change — now alas number ed with the ti inrrs lhal were — ranrut fail t i r m-*mijer the slrao^p seer of uproar that used to be presented in the mai.r:g.-rie ai feeding time the wild beasts on both sides the exhibit en " ■ m were all in the fiercest state of ac'rte__»ni — ypilinrj ■ rbrayrnfjf rearing — each vie with the oih.r-r ia his manifestation of im***at*a snd ir _. jfty jnst g_eh a seene as~p*g_->ei ni^jht in lw*al t t":d manugerie — i • * | give it no b-t'er term — tba t "-° ' c mrr r | on n a-'1 '•>• r,a rni-i by an h - i berfor an adj-rornmenl *»' '*"""■ '•'■ h "* *''• p r j laws an npr ar took place s»cb as has i i witpe?;-d since the nigl t uf the o | visjcn n ihe reform bill there wa§cock crow ; ing in it highest perfect n i ■ : * '" '■ j the br-j ol ibe ass an - mc m i • loondoa lbe treasury sid i . ■ li , bi»ol lbe a tugstber « n dw>r -.,. p ec_»l sounds t * i than airiei in ■■■■- ■ * ed ihem a b-trir ' ='■ ' ■ *'• ' - *■ iabomao n wrv he bad ev»r beard d - '-' ' readers a#fc os wbo were tbi r!r in i - in the vryal concert ? i t rxonoji - . 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