KIIONJ TIIK. XK'V YIHK EM’KKWS.
Till- WOMKN—
Tho .l.'.tr rroaturos—hsivo jvist Won as-
in in that oity of
isms, Mis«. .tnd there
].,■ M (h\\ lliiiii on “thrir iiiKl ile-
(l;»itnin:r nL'^iin-t their wrong. If any
hnslcnul Ii.i.s ever h;nl a enrtnin lecture
V h«Mi he w:is w.t'hiiiLr. or sh.tvitiir, f>r
iii;T, or nn'lres.-iiitr, he knows ju'f exaetly
vli:«t the ilrar i-reat\irc's had to s;;y, witli-
onr one wur.l of a n-povt in iK tail, for a
ri'piTt tif wliat a \V"!iian m\', every holy
knows, wmil l lu* verv viThos*'. If is the
most painful event of mir livi-s that we
ei'Uul not atti'iiil thi> (’ouveutloii,—that
w.' eniiltl not eat( h 'Wi onr ticklinir I'ars the
(h licious ,h-"i'].iii;:'^ frntu sneh rnhy lips, nr
ilrink in :niil llirotiL'li ;• I'Miir tlir-iat tlii'ir
iiitixitati!ij: aii'l ravishinix t 'ues. Alas,
(hi >in fixes here onr p.-n, ink. an 1 p ;pt'r,
wliv-n flio iii_r!itiii;ralcs and s'.v.ins ar«' a-
ihi.it. We are s.'iiteneed to New \ oik,
wh 'ti -all tlio aiisrels are in another plaee—
in \N’oreett r.
'I'his (' Mivi’ntion at \\ oreester. if must
1.C lioriit' in mind, is not a }iro-slio)teniii;^
(''Hiventi''n of Mli'oini such as have been
had in »tlier plaees; for the ri-ht of a lady
to di.'fdav as uiueh as she jihases of a
j.ntfv ankle i now, we helieve, pretty
>:e'ier.ii!v eoiu'lel l y the horrihle n»ei\.
Tliat that i' f>ne of woman’s lli'jhts, no-
li.iilv now. that is aiiyh'idy, anywhere' dis-
jiutes. l>at this Woree.-ter (’nnvention
l >i.ks hiwhi'r tlian the feet, and as]>ires to
•rive ri^ihts to a woman’s head. That
there a ehanee for u^ meti to exist, how
ever, to live a litth' loitpT on thi'i mtin-
dano s)>here. is proved, we are rejoiicd to
.•sei'. in the refreshing: faet that K tlpli Wal-
d.» Kmersnn wa-; invited to ronie ti> Wor-
cestir, and, as ho was inditinir a life of
Mavjravot I'uller, could not eonie; that
ll-. nry Wanl Ivech' r was invited also, aiil
lli»ra -e .^lann. with t»thcr ?nale philoso-
phi‘r>i, it i': pr'ihaMe, >f a l«s~ lustrous
name. (>!il happy fellows, to have thes(‘
f'jteeial U"ti' ! We have heard ot! onvy of
a 'I'nrk in hi hari ni; l ut wlm ean tell how
niueh We nuter liarharians envv the feliei-
tit's of these inner ones, whnni the wotn‘ii
thus euiiiraec. , metaphivrically we mean,')
and li;etapli\.'iialiy take fn their arms.
'J lie princi|>al f» rs>>n,T nti tlie \\’oreester
st;iL'«' were Fi.irrii t .'I irfim an.—in a letter
(inly; ;lhe ntmi htMik-cllfrs >f have
cut ht I', >if late, un the ^Monnd that >he
write.' only r,r.i/ Mii.I iulidtd houk.' in tl.e.^e
latt r days, and thev Won’t si ll. No w in-
d r, therefore, llarri«‘t hates the W'x.''—
.'li . I']lizaheth (Stanton, who is no old
mai 1, a' >ome poi^ple m:iy think, hut a
\tritahle «iK', ihouL'h wi- \fnture to say,
without knowiie^. not a mother as v‘t;
31r'. Oakes Smith, who i«j ;i wiff, mother,
and all; and the K-ss nofi*d personaires I'f
An- lina (Juinike Wt Id, ;(jh, rhud.u.-!
wh.it ;i naiu ',' I’anliii.i Wriirht D.i\is. I’re-
>iilent ot the '•■n\enfion, .^lrs Ni hols.
>ir. l>.ivi', au'l T-o-c, not ('o. 'i'he wo
men in trow-er w. r.‘ S.innn I J. .^I.iv, of
Syr.io\i-«'; \\ iiliiiui II. (’haninnir, of llo-^-
t"U; and(I. .i. \\ . I’utnam.—tuit whether
(i-or^'e i.- ;i m.in or a w.'inan. we tanni't
^ay, lie':iu,-(“ M idame Sand i> eer-
tr' a Woman, no man.
Now, it i'. ot\-..ursc, to 1.,‘, \]>fe!nl that
wh n so many ii’’tahilitii s i/ath- r to^rcther
in 'Uv'iitiiin, iu hreeehes ;iiid in pctti-
e-'Uts. s •mcthinL' reniarkaldo w:t> to ].,•
d'ne. 'rilf ‘-di :ir a^ hrotlier
feed u» at alll “Our snff-riufrs '■'i intoUr
aide, and cries aloud for relief.
Tlie ^Y^rccster women then ciU' 3Ir
M.\nnT-\OF «?T.\TIFTTrS.
The Cincinnati flaxi tte ssivs; All ma\A-
kind and womankind too, seem to liavc
The \Yorccster women then ciu *>ir. . ^ i • j if
J-fterson’s Declaration to the holy state
“that all vn n are created eijual, I ^hey genornlly inquire
women were m.vint iti the ‘V..! seduh.uslv into the last “new case, "
sane man ever thought ot the “premonitory syn.p-
on an equality with wtmMMi. 1 he whole j n i.uo , ^
laniTu.ijie id S'»eiety is adverse to such a ^ "* »
)fth;‘ W(trd. We sjieak ot th('“lad_\^^
so that there are few things in
which tlie liistorv of inlividuals is lu'tter
From the .W of the South.
STRAW15ERK1ES.
Those who would have this dclicious
fruit for next season’s eating, should now
prepare for transplantinfr; through all this
|)o2s are an important element in social j jjjonth and the next, is the most favorable
life throughout Fratice and Italy as ! f^oasoii for planting out strawberry vines iu
niu( h so in fact as men and women. The tin. South, although they may Ik* planted ! j,drt
same startling remark applies to some
LOVK ANP LAP-TOGS.
A correspondent of the National Intelli-
gi'nct'r, writing from Florence, in Italy
savs.—
use of tl.e word e -1“-^ J f.. than this'part of their domestic re-
' . T;\ ‘ . "‘"'vr .1 ti‘4 te if ' lations. It is onlv of late years, however,
other ]>;\rts of Knro}>e, bv\t utt in so paljm
Ide a form. l‘aris is famous for three
tiling.^, and upon these three depends its
SLOI’ED FOPv TEXAS.
A TALK OF TIIK WKST.
This is an answer given iu some of the
States of America when a gentleman has
decamp'd from his w'ife, froni his ciedi
tors, or from any other responsibilitj which
he finds it troublesome to meet or to snp-
Among the curious instances of the
roAL.
The Cnuff of Emjlaritl'x
(t'reah» ji: OJ the I’liilrrl ^ '
During a bri' f sojourn of .
geologist, Hugh Miller, in
critically examined the carlKiiijr. ' I
tricts, es])eeiallv the coal If'
I.-' 1.1. I : I. \ . 'I
out with safety, as late as .March. Where | jipplication of this phru.se is an adventure
a new bed is ti be made, select, if ])0ssi- i which happened to myself,
ble, a [)iece of new' land, fresh fiom the 1 Xt is the boast of the blools of the town
' woods. It depends niU(di npon what va- ' of Hackinsack, in Arkansas, that tlie)' are
SCi 1
There is, indeed.
all within hv'r domain.
m> (Mjuality lu'tweeu us. W e are born to
obev tlie.se niistre.sse.', and, in all thiugs ap-
pertainin:: to their domain, the n)au is a
fool th.it don’t oliey, if not from principle,
at h'ast for the I'lift rrst of having peace at
llOUK'.
Then the AVoreester women again re-
S( >1 Vl
“That we
lative impiiry. We have now, however,
the results, iu the aggregate, of several of
the Kuropean States, and (>f some portions
of the Tuited States. It is in some .•^ta-j
!^es of tin* rise and fall ot nation^, ot real i
iniportauce to know the statistics of uiai-
rirt^i'. I'or exaniple, in tin* decline of n.i-
tions, the marriages of all that part of the
people who have not the means of scH-snb-
sisten(*e ra]^idlv diminish. Now, in tho
e deny t .e r gl. of ^‘".V P; j of IJome, the Knights and
of the spec.es to deeule for anothe r por- ...ntlemen. g. n. rally, absolute-
tiou, or of any .nd.vidual to dee.d.- for an- ^ j hnperial Dec rees
other individual, wh.it^ "''S were put forth re;,uirin- them to marry;
theu- ‘proper sphero; that the proper ^ this parti. ular was
sphere for all human redueing the strength of the
and highest to which to at-; 1,^
tain; what this ks .'annot be aseertained illustration ..f .Mr.
with'Mit iM't rty »t ( iinjct*: woinat),
therefore ought to ehoo.-i(» fitr hersilt what
split re she will fill, what edue ation she
will sock, and wh.it emid iynu nt .-he will
follow; and not be held bound to accept
in subiuisioii, tlu' rights, the education,
and the sjdu're which man thinks piopi r
to allow her.”
We will yield anything for the sake of
peaet', but just yet we beg oil from this
llesoiutiou. if we can. Tlie “largest and
tlie highest” sphere for women .sounds like
the “i.irirt st liiierty” we hear of here in
Mathew’s great priiit-iph', that population
is limitc'i i»v tin* limits of food; for the
Honi.in irentlemeii declined marriage l o-
eause it was too ex]'eusive ti> keep a faini-
Iv. No sueh results are likely to oeeur in
this food-pr idiieiiig (•oiintry for i-enfuri s
to come. In f’aet, too early and reikless
niarri.igt's is tiie opjio.'-itt" e^!i to wliu h our
eountrv is more iiu lined. It is curious,
however, to look a litth“ info this matter,
as illustr.iting the general Laws if the So
cial Hiiiiioniy.
Ill the t itv of l?oston, statistics ;in‘ inueli
New York, ill Ohiircli st., and kindred • i . i i » . tl.....
, , 1 1 betti r jne- rveil ami att« n«leil to, tlian in
jtlaees; and even tlie Worcester angels , ^ , ,
plun
li.inniii'' ! ;i!1s tii. ni. iid not ^o all the
w ly to A\orti-.'‘cr f '.'I’W. to mi nd. fonnisi*
the liabics, to 'llckle fools ;4l)il chronicle
siii-dl beer,—but to do or die. 'i'he I'ight
of Siitfrige is (i!'t in-i.'ted upon, .i- ••the
corner .-toiie ’ of wom.in’s right'. AVe
eonld not l.ut think, if they h.id had th.it
r;g!it ill l!ie recent prim.-iry elicfion^ }„,th
part: s havt‘ had in t!;i.' city, what a flut
tering of llei kerel!-, f-, aild ^ll!;i'Ii iiig of
b"iji,i t.s, an i mu.'.'ing of einl' ili. re would
il-ve been a> tile lMloys,|,„l
i'U'iied proiii:s‘ uoii>I\ roir,.t[|, r up to the
p'l!'. liid' d. if tli;- r’ght "f >uf!VaL'e ix-
i.'t 'd. williiMit MiV b;!■!iIl.l;_^■ al."iit it, how
al! w>- nit n a>piring ti> i }Vi. .' 'h-mld coi'i t
tlu’ Vonien LTelieial I v, a' Well our wlvC"’
A wife who ,.,,uld get but one \.ife Would
searcel\ ,'afi'iy an ambifii>ii> liii'baiid un
der tile if W older of tiling^; and the law
aL'aiit't pMly._ramy woidl be ~.o dreadfnilv
in our way. tli.r it wonid be evaded and
avoided in all jpov>.i|,|,. manner', to attacli
many v.ti,,-,- ribs as p. .'^iMe to our
>il:'. '[lie uillaiitiy f iii'ii is rtmarka
ble IK w. .11 .,iij tivili/. d soci. tv. A Uiun
of tiue “liivalry Will do anVIIiIni"r a wo-
inaii. c\cn in the.-t* !e^r,.jj |,jij jf
ti.e w.man i-oiiM vote, irdi.-iiitiv would l e
so maifllltled ;i|ld so cXt. niled, tluit (’Urde-
vofi.iji to other woiiK n \\. ui.l make our
^^■i^e.', e\cii. Wi‘ fear, .'cratch out our eves,
and ].h11 out our hair. The W'orcester
Worm 11. h'Wi'Vi r, rcs«,l\(—
“ 1 li:it til'' l>"iiiocraf i^r I’efornier wlio
leti;es sllfic. ge )m v.-meii is a Democrat
only becau-e ),,• was not i.orii a nolde, aiil
Oi; ■ of those Icveile,'.. 1,,, are only willing
to h-vel down to tlienisi lves.”
'I'hat V into the Jevi lieis! Ilcre’.s anoth
er I'ooiution:
“ 1 hat we nre firmly ctnvinced that tlie
divi.'iou of mankin.l ioto two castes—one
born to riilo ovt r the other—is,, in the
ca,'.' of th(‘ sexes, a.s in all eases, an un-
tp.'.aiiiied in’,.'eh;et, a source of perversion
and ill moializatiou, beth to the favored
class and to tho.'t; at who.se expeuse.'i they
are favored, fiioducing none of the good
whicli it is the custom to ascribe to it, atid
lormiug a bar almost iiisujierable to any
r ./liy \ital improvement, either in (he
charu ter oj in the social condition of the
human race.”
_ A,.d we
ri-lit of i,ui
man, undi.r tiie n.uiie i,f a husband, and
kei.-p him a VNleiie !iti‘ j,]) to herself, from
all oth. r worn, a, i.., i. eidedly anti-Denio-
cratie, and i* i.- a mciuopolv a riforni' r
cannot be expected long to endure. AVe
are convitieed. al- th.it tl„. infiuenee our
wives have v.Xi-r ami the way they rule
U.-, is ili eidi dl_y ai-|.'toc,atand tyrannie.il.
.^lany of U' po. r fellow.s can’t j;., om .,,,
I veiiltiL^ wiflioiit tellin^r nur wives wiiere
W go! \\ e are hauled over the coals, ^ud
ma to !.Mrr.-tte the particulars f>f every
minut'- and, if, jiei-i haiiee. we should liave
bi;tm o\ei'-euli lo one of the other se.x, if
( audle did not make our eais ring, there
aie iio ( aiui.o aiiout. 'I'he government
wliudi women e.\ereis( s over us married
men is s., unendurabh- that, we ofti n think
of havm- a '.,nveuti,,n about it, too.—
ihey P„ k our j,oekets every mon.in-, the
pretty la.eals do! They eon,,, l ^
on mily t!,e very elothes they lay „ut for
us to wearl 'I liey feel us, too, as tlu-y
] '-;e.e, atl'l it tli. y don t plea.se. they ,l,,u’t
would not as \et court such a
that. Now, if Women >houId takv* a notion
to “-the sphere” of omnibus driving, for
vXample, we jmt it, with all due sulmiis-
sion, to the geiitli' .-> x, whether they would
look well a>traddle, e\eii in IJloomers,”
up there. W e put it to them, also, (^for-
give our jiresumj»tion') if we can tend
babies .a.' well a.' they can,—If our beards
don’t .'crat( h the little ones, sonietiiiu'.',
.and our wlii.'kers friirliteii them,—if our
la]>s are a> eoiivenient as theirs, .and our
me.iti' of nursing them ip.iite so couvenient
a.' (i d h.i.' given tin nii' We niav be m:.'-
t:.kt ii, but, if We l aii rceoliei t .aright, we
felt l-i ttir and happier in a motht r’s la|>,
or on a mother’s bo>t.ui, than iu a father «
ariii'; and we are rather slow to come
to the conclusion, tlu-refore, that this
‘■'|.liere” i> not theirs, or that it is our.'.
Nature, iIl^tinct, nay, (;•«! him>elf. w-
ha\e ln-i'ii tools enough to think, till tlic'c
blc.'.'ed dav' of m-.dt rn lep iieration, ha\ .‘
defined our ••'jdieres," and in.'tim tivi ly
We take th'.-m; but we .'hall tliink .-i no
louiri of eour'e. now that we have reail
the coiH lu>ion.' of the A\’om ster ( oiiveii-
tioii.
'I'lie longer we live, however, the mere
we arecon\ineed we are behind the a_'e.
The I'xpre." i' the Kip \'.in Winkle of
the pre.-eiif ceuturv. \\ e ,'trniTi^'le hard,
however, nobody knows how hard, to kei |.
up with the tiuic'. and we live right iu the
inid't of Tcle:/rapli' and L >coinofi\e |]n-
Ldiie.'.—but tlie liirhtning itself ean’t keep
up with the 1'hilo'oj.hers .Tiid Dhilosopli, r-
of till- dav.
anv oth 'r put of the country; and heme.
We know wdl bear ;i close approximation
to truth—the general law of Man in So-
eietv. I'roiii the Keport of the City lu‘-
iri'ter for 1«>■ draw some general re
sults V. liicli will ,'how the juoportion of
inarria;:es there;
!’ejiulatia> iu is.'.O,
Ma!r;a;.ri‘s in IS.'iO.
I'l'ejierti'iii Ilf Ilia rri;ie''s in tli(‘
w lii'lf (ii']iiilati'iM. I ii! >1
I’r'ijM'j-tii'n Ilf m;iri i;i;..ti> [»'iiu':i-
tii'U OMT 111 ears lit' Mije. 1 >11
M irrifipi - mulvr L.’o _\t-ar,s u!'
I’r |ii>rtiiiii Ilf ii!;iiT!:iLr'.s t" i>ii|mi! i-
tiiiti lict«eeii I’l atid \ears nf
•11 the
“O
M.irri:i;re.' I.i-twci
:illi| |0.
rr"|i'rtii'ii Ilf in:irri;e.r‘'s t>et\'eeri
■JO :iiiil to til lMi]iiil.iti"Ii lietw ceil
till''*' a;:cs.
N!.'irri:i;:e.» almve tlie ;i;;e nf lO.
)n:irriai:es ;n t!ie jinp-
lll.ilii.ll aIi"Vi‘ the ai'e et lO.
I’re l' •mill.oil feiieile.s iivcr III lie'
tliarried l>et«ei’li '_'0 -J.'i ].
IVf'li inWrtiic)’ lit mail's ii\er f*--
Tiialcs iiiarrii''] )>etw ecu - > uii i ilo
1 ill 'Jo
IJii
1 ill I'd
per \-elit.
•Jo
(hllititj I!nJ Ilf t! Mninrif^. — In the
Christian Witm-'S, we find the f>!lowinir
account of a .'leTt aiid e.isy method of p t-
titiiT rid of a troubles.ijue miiioritv. 'I'he
}i t r'l n-S!t. in tIe'Se ca'i s, UMl't be deep.-r
than the .Jn //:
“In North ('arolina. reei ntlv, amoUL'
the IJ.ipti't- known a> II,ud .''hel!'. from
their anti-mis.'ion and anti-tempi-r.ime
\l' W'. thrt e mini'fer' W.Te expelled fVetll
tl.e ('iiiireh by \ote. for j. ining tlie S iU'
i t Iiinperaiice. ’I he \'it-.- of exi lu'i iu
.'food sexeuty ill f I\or, to tw• litv-niiu' a-
LMiii't. '1 h-II the dilVicultv ar i'e. wb.it
to do with tho-e wh i\'*' d in tlf miii'ri-
•• 1 li y 1 ■ lieve,” saV' the jtap'-r iriv-
iiiij :ili aec.runt >f if. --we oi.;ri,t n"f to
turn a m.in out of the f’hiirih lor joining
the Sons (it 1 • nipi r.iiice. and liviiiLr solcr
li\C', thereby be!’.ev:ug that w-‘ have di>n>'
wrong. This is a gri vous and wicked of-
teiiee, and its pei ]m tratoi ,s iuii>t be pun-
i.'hed.” r»ut thi.' ditViculfy was soon an
swered b\ brother Klias I’eniiell, who
nio\cd that all tho>e who voted in the mi
nority be expi'lled from this ehnn 111 .\nd
thi.- niotloii being >eeoi,ded, the moderator
im ole the aiinoun. eiueiit that if anv one
oiijectid to this motion let him rise. lint
none being dispo.'eci to ris(“, he announeeii
the fict tii;if the Tkcv. John W’. .lone.-i, the
I’rii[ii'i tii.ii tlie wlicle iiiiml'Or uf
I inarriaL:es Intwccii Jo Mici ^’.o
vi-.’irs.
I’roin th-' • jTop.ii'inns it fdloW ':
1. 'I h it f:\e-'ixth'of the Am rieaii p' p-
nl i:ioii in.iiry befviei n the aj' ' of 'Ji* an I
(If’'he whole number of mirn.
more than one-lialf m.irry betW' en and
;>• years of ai'e.
l!. Th.lt tlnTe a 1 ai'idi rable disere-
j'.iuey in age at nruri iL'’*. between male^
and f m ili '; the m iles liein'_f "U .in ave.
rair*' friiiii threi.^ to li\. ve.trs older th.m
the female as ^h >wn by the fi. t th.it tlie
largot proportion of fi mah ' ni irrv bi -
twet II I’n .1!' 1 l!.). and the laru'>'t propor
tion tif III ilc' betwei II an.I .'lit.
• I. ’I he f.ti t that oiiK man I:ie'out
of "J.-'i-'iT t.Hik pl.t. e un h r _\ear' "f agt .
di'pro\e> the coniin 'U idea th.lt a \ r_v
lar^re piiition i f Anieric.an w iiiien marry
t ■ y iinj'. Hut ■ f wi'iii' n married,
lil Were under —which i> lut iu*-
'i\th j rt.
f. I’he immbi r wb-= marry ov r J"
_\t ars of age i.' ipilte 'III.ill. ( )f' th , th
lari:e'f iiuiuiier are widow .and wi low i'.
lu rif reuce to eond marriage.', we
ha\e the follow illi: fiet';
rii't marria;r'‘s. .'i.'i.'l ]iiT-i'His.
Sei ..ini iiiiOT:a;r* s, .’>'i.;
T.iil'l III O ri:eje.>, I
I iiiirili iii.-ii i'i iires. 7
We til I' ■ flia* a little m
tenth of niarri-.^d ji.artie.' enter into
marri iges; l.iit tin- number of tho.^o who
marry oltener i' \ery siiiall.
Some in.iv be eurioiis to know what dif-
fen ill e there may bi* among men and wn-
nieii in the teudeiiey to second marriages.
■ i’he numbers are:
•Jl'.'
th.-Mi
•ne-
' lud
Uev. .1. ,J. Watts, and the Kev. Kobcrt ]j
Steele, with twenty-seven other members, ' tend, iicy to
were expelled from the IJapfi^! t’hun h.’ somethiiii' dti
diiiiil nf f'l thr Ijii fd !/ Iti I'nntihf
—'i'he I’ari worre.'pondeiit of the IJostoii ; the fii.M:r.itive com
,\t1;is .says th;it .^ladame du ('.avia, whose |
name is assiH-iated with the (Ji urt of Ijouis ]
NN’III, among some papers that receutlv
came into her po.ssessioji, found materials !
for a great suit in favor of the l,afavettes. !
'1 iu 'f s!ie otb^red to the Maripiis titori'c j
A\ a.'-hingfon Lafayette, w!io liowever de-
cliinai embarking in the suit. .Madami,' du
■ (’ayla engaged to pio.seeute it herself on
, his iiehalt, she to iiave half the juoceeds if ,
i the suit wap. suceessfiil. 'I'he Court at I’x.r- 1
1 deanx ha.s tleciiUd in Ik r favor. The w hole |
' amount recoveri'd is said to be 2,4()0.(iii(l
Men.
• I
\v,
i;
' men
the 1
arri.i;:es
; but
••■ti l m.ii ri:i/i‘s.
'I'l.ird liiarii:i;_e.s.
I'eurtli ni.irrai^zcs,
'I’his seems to ^i'
ften II
to tin
tiinlMis iu the latti r p.n
have now uiveii our readers
ms of matrimunv,
miieii dryer, doulitle.ss, but also much nioic
real tluui those other figures whieh flit
through the piH’fic dreams of the young
aspirant lor matrimonial honors.
L'reate.'t
is 11'.;
liflereiice.of oppor-
of lifei' We
a glimpse into
Tlu ,h>ri l uf MiisyiirJiilsrlt^. Mr. W’ill-
throp, ill an addn ss delivi-red on 'I'hursdav
at an airricultural dinner at Norfh-
ast.
lie eonviiieed so, tool 'I’he
\>"man to monopolize u whole
amjiton, tints liaj pily alludeil to the Coui-
mi'U Seiiool.s i(f that State;
“Other nations may 1-oast of their mag-
nilieeiit gems and mon.'ti-r diamonds. Our
hoh-t-ndiir i.s our ('omiuon Si liool system.
fraiK-!, of whieh tlie l.,afayefte family re- :’Ibis is our‘.'Mounfaiii of light,’not snatched
ceive half, or about .?'24U,(M 1(1. indei-d :is a jiri/.e from a barliarous foe;
not desiiMH-d only to deck a royal brow or
nml iVs-/m„.sAr..._lt I j„ ir,|'a|,.„a>, but whose
pure and jieiie fra ting ray illuuiines every
brow and enlightens every mind, and
cheers e\eiy heart and every he.-irthsfoue
ill the land, and wliieh sujiplies from if.-
sub.scr;bers li\ing
iii‘V> sjiajicr is i.ui
T>> Snh.~rril>
has iH-en decidi d by the d( ]iartim ut that
in a coiiiity where a
slied, are entitled to
reel ;vi , \\ Jm nj even fhoiiuh tiie
po.-t oflicc throagli whieli thev receive it
may be out of tiie county. Subscribers
and post masfer.s will plea.sf notice.
lii'ij Vi'j!it.—'I’here was a pretty cxt( n-
sive fight at rroetoi-.vi!le, Indiana, on the
•2‘Uh ultimo, betwien the men attached to
I’laymond \ an .Viubur!_drs great iiK'na-
L'erie and the citizens of that place. 'The
dilVi( ulfy ori^itiafed betwc'cn a eountr\ i:i:!n
and a j>edlar, and the fi^rht .soon Ja came
1 , - , , attemjits have been made to adopt
ri.lll ‘|,;,I . power-loom to carpet weaving in Kn-
ling, and remained masters of tiie fii ld. A
nninber of persons wei-c badly injured, and
a ( hi d was niis'in^r^ sui-posed to’have been
killed in the meh:e.
An Iowa i-aper .says the village where it
is printed lias recently beii visited by a
“l>loonier freshet.” On being (}uostioned
as to what he m^ant, the editor .«avs:
“ 1 b.e watei vva.' kii‘f' hu/h in the streets.’'
very existence; without them it would no 1 are planted, about distanee.s; the : >,orn with skins like alligators, and witfi
longer be Paris—I mean politicians, pup- j fruiting kinds requiring more room ptrength like bears. T1>0'
]»et-sliows, and lap-dogs. The last are not j than the smaller ones. We generally plant they y>A/y hard, franiing is the t‘creation
by any means th«‘ h'ast in importance. Jn ; Ji, rows about two fi*et apart, and about most indiilgi d in, and the gaming-houses
some respet ts tlii'V are more important j ,,i,e f,„,t ajiart in tin* row; the ground i of the western part of Arkansas have
thiin the hnman species; they form a safe- | .should be plowed or sjiadcd d«H'j) and cn- liraiided it with an unenvialde notoriety,
ty-valve for the affections; they are sin- ! riclu-d with any decomposing vegetable ; One dark summer night, I lounged, as
cerely worshippi'd by' bfith sexes; thi'y I substance, sueh as muck, leavj's, straw, ■ ;i niere sjiectator, the different rof>nis,
ocetipv a more exalted sphere in the .social j Stimulating manures may do fir , watching the various games of hazard that
circle'thau women, becau.'se a Fi-enchnian ' Northern cnllure, but we know tiny will were being ]ilayed. Som“ of the pl.iyers
is always in earm'st when lie loves his dog; ■ jjot do here. 'J'he strawberr}’ loves a cool, .joemed to have s«‘t their very souls up^>!i
tiiev are more respe't**l than men, because nioist locality, and a deep, porous soil. In i the stakes; their eyes wen* bloodshot, and
a wi’inan is iK'ver unfaithful to her beloved I planting a strawdterry Ixal, seh'ct sueh va- (].\ed, from beneath their wrinkled brows,
dog; she appr*ciates constancy', and loves* rieties as are known to bear our burning un the table, as if their everlasting woiil
even a la]>-dog accordingly. Tn Florence ^uns. W e have found the Ilovey’s seed- ,ir woe depended there upon the turning of
it is much the sain- thing. 'The amount liujr ti p«-rfeet l^alaiuander; tin* Uoss I’lm^nix the dice; w hile others—the finislu^l bb.ck-
of .ifrection bestowed upon the canine spi'- another vaiiety whieh bears a trreat de- ](.ey—assumed an indifferent and c ii'cless
gree of heat. 'I'he j'ast season has £i\'en bmk, fhoitiili a kind of sardonic suiilo
us a high opinion al.so of Purr’s New I’inc; piavitig round their lips, lnit too jilainly
it seems to stand the drought eijual to Ho- revealed a sort of habitual des]ieration.—
V( v’s, and is a prolific bearer, and of ex- Three of the players looked, the very coun-
(jiiisite flavor. In hunting .-iroutid to find terparts f>f each other, not onb. in face,
{or her , inipre^rnators for the j>istillate varieties, we },ut expres.'ioii; bfith tiie physical .i"d mor
cies is beyond calculation. As six iety is
organized, it is very mitural tliat it should
in* so. No vottnLT l.idy of any pretensions
to gentility can juin lia.se a hii'band under
live hundred sciidi. However beautiful or
\ irtuoiis she ni iy Ih‘, it is U'^'h
to think of gl ttiiig married \vithuit a wed
dingportioii of five hundred seiidi. An
indiHerent husband may be obtained for
three hundred; but he is always a bad liar-
gaiii even ;it that. Any man who would
marry a girl without “llu^ tin ” would be
considered :i .siiu|deton. Such eases are
rare—not that .'iiiipietons are rare, but an
Italian is seldom so simjile as to m.irry
wifiioiit a s.itisfactory (iiuiv;'.lent for the
lo.'S of time iu making the contract :iiid
the .'acritice of an evening at home |»eih ips
one,* a week. 'I'o love a womm with anv
biund some j»romising plants in the woods
around us, and flattereil ourselves that we
h;:d now a n.itive that would stand drought,
but we Were doomed to disappointment, for
the hot weather iu .June literally killed the
plants, while tlu* Hovey, and Purr’s New
PiiK', did not even wilt. There is much
in till.' way tliat a jdant h:is been ( ultivat-i
111 likeiie.'S w as indeed striking. 'J’he o*her
jdaver was a young man, a sfrang-r, w honi
they (all a “irreen one.” iu f!iis and ni.iny
other parts of the world. Hi.s eyes, his
nose, his whole physio^noniy, seemed to
jiroject, and to be capable of growing even
still longer,
“Fifty dollars more,” he exebiine’d with
a deep-drawn breath, as he threw di-wii the
in Its w ith.'taiiding droughts; were lb
s edling highly niannred, and forced into stake.
a rank irrowth they would wilt as soon nii- l-^ich of his opponents turned np his
iler a burning sun, as any otlu'r. 'I'he w ild cards coolly and eonfidentiy; but the hmg-
oiies we took from the high gniss in the yisaged Iiero laid his stake liefore them,
ide:' of marryiuL' her on that aeeotnit is ri- wood-, and they emil 1 not stand the full and. to tiic asfoni>l.iiieiit of the three pro-
dieiilotis; sh( m.iy 1«' all his fancy painted raV' of the sun. When the plantation is fessiomil', won.
Ilurrahl tlie Ituk has tiirufd, and I
iiei; .'if m;iy be lovely, yet diville, but if
she lie detieieiit ill semli the case i> hope-
Ic" on ht r side. A very romantic case
was rel.ifed to me the otlier day ly a
I'loreiifine lail\. 'I'wo si'ters were left
w itli a marria_'e portion eai Ii of six hun
dred .'cudi. It v,a' all they li.id t i depend
upon b. i.ies their own indu'tiy. ( >ne had
a lover, a geiitleiii .ii of high sfaii'l.ng, who
w Is ,i niiraele of de\ofion; he wa' impa
tient, tr i_'ie, and intense. L"Ve wa- t ■
his iuipis'i iued siiul not as with th-r-, a
mere pii; of hi' exi'teme. i.ut the whole,
the \i!\ life-lire.it ll of ilis iieart. ^\ ell.
as he w 1' oil the e\e of lia\ing his h j>e'
of happitie-s real!/, d. aiioriier lady, with a
l.irL'er niiriiigc porti.iii, bid for him. lie
ininiedi.itely kuoek-'d iiini'ilf down t i her;
aii'l Slid to the otiief. “De.iri 'r, 1 e.-iirr
mirrv von. 1 1 Ae v ai w.ili n;i.ib.:’e 1 ar
dor. b'.it miriiag.' is at of the ijUe''i>'U.
1 am of!' led nioi. b\ .m. tli-r lad\; ..nd “f
co’ii..i , lo\iiie III'' a' \ >'i d ., a;cl h.i\ nj'
my iiiti 'I -I- -it ie-.ivt. _\ou w.’l l e i:ratiti'-.i
t'l 1. aril th.lt 1 ha\ • ai e.ptc 1 t he . ,:l, 1, alid
inti nd f t be m rii'd in.niediateiv. ”
in all ce.'tacy, and
and re-
oiK e m.ide, tiiey ma\ be eiilfivated on the
.same grounds for twenty ye.irs. I .se the
hoe freely amojig fiie vines, eultilig out
the plant,' when tiM* thiik, leaving tlicm to
decay where they an? cut up. Too mueh
eare cannot i/e u.sed in taking the plants
up to ”et all the filirotis roots of tlie jdaiit. iiis ^cud fortune, and often took
and }>lant them jiist as tiiey eame fr .m the money to count it over, and .see
crow!” lie eriel out
picketed the -asli.
Th e worthy trio sm'ilr-d at thi
eommeueed pl.iying. The fjn-r,i young
man disjilriyed a bro.id but .'ileiit grin at
out his
if ea ll
rroiind, with the tlioii'and roots spreading piei e was l'oo«1.
in all din e tioiis. Siioiild the wiafher “Here are a hundred dollars more,”
prove very dry during the tra i'plaiiting, cried tlie sylvan youth, *“;ind I crow.”
The \
111 y be
ril'd, ai"
•m
dr. " I'f
il.teli'e a*l ! .ll
illlpa’iel'.t to li.i\
er 1
•n i t
•r !•
w !i
■ f fun !' >!ie
file ail' .V. r.
I .died upon
•■Dear'>t, V
ur.g la ly w..
'Up;»o^..il. 1
I'd liiere w I' .111
tini • .if'ei 111 r .'i't
' "f a n'!• Ill lO,
1 In !
til
iwy. r t" ■!' ’.u.;u 1 v. !i:''
h.i 1. Si.v hundred si
'I’haf w ui’t d' , '.lid
the y iiiti’.'' l.idv and
m kii' W I love you
at i|e~p nr. a'
I r w.i' la tr
ail hi r lio]..^
i\I .i the ad-
w.ts I [11;.11V
1111!
k:
:igth,
't tel.
■im-'iuit
II li w.!'
ill ;
water freely.
{. th. annhn /'e,•///..?- The :il-
nio^t uni\ei'.il opinion js. because if is
more highly manured than fields, atid
therefon' has rii ln r s..11, 'I'hi' is not al-
wa\s the ca'c. But is it not owing to the
finely pulverized condition of the bed.',
that gives it hiirhlv absorbent powi-r fo
atfne t the m.ii''iire of the atuio-phi re'—a
s 'liice of f rtilify til if iii inv farmers
'carcely ^'ein aw.ne fli.it they po.^.'vs. If
the Si.il of the field w • re ' ca I'e fu 11 v W-I|k-
ed. and fresh eartli coU'Tantly exji; M-d to
the .itmi.'pl'ere, as in the w. Il-teiiiled
g.irdeti. the land would iiierease rather tii.in
deferior.ife in feitility. Let tin' rule be.
"plough dei p, ( ulii\afe Well, pulverize
lumps and s ,d-. and return the straw to
the soil. ” and \ oii ni.iy carry off an
iiiimeii'e ipiantify of fnim.in fmd. aii'i still
have a fertile soil n m.iiniiiu'.
I’l.lilts in their nature are org.inizeii
beiri^'. Hy me ins of tludr rH.fs thev take
up t'M.il fr'III the s ii. and iifteii the vi rv
I t.ike them,” .said one of the trii
The ynnth won again, and “er iwed” lou 1-
er tliis time than he did first.
()it went the ;r:inie; stakes were b'sf and
W' ti. (Iradually flic rouliaus of the“cro\v-
cr” dwindled down to three >r f’our d Hars
or so. It was cl ^ar tliat tlu- geiitU men in
bla k had been luring him on hy tiiat bt.'t
of ilecoys. success at fir't.
“Let ni'* ' e s'liiiething for niv m le y.
Here’s a stake i .f t Wo d'>11:. rs. alld I ir w!”
Put he sp.ike iiew in a very faint frel le
iii.iee.l. and looked }..niteiifly .if the carls.
.\ga:;i the cards were >hufli;;d. i ut. an 1
dealt, and tiie “plucked pigeon” ^*laked
hi' bi't dollar u]>on them.
“'I’he l.ist button I 11 Lobe’s co.:f. and I
er— er—; no; I’ll i c hamstrung if I do!”
He I'.'t this too. and witli a.' det j. a
curse as I ever heard, he rose from the
green bo.ird.
'I’he apartni‘ i;t w-is very 'jiaeious, and
I'll the irroiind floor. 'J'here was only this
one gamin'.: table in it. and not many loik-
eT' on b( si'Ies my.'elf. Thinking the g i-
ining w.is over, I turned to fro out, but
England, to which she has
years owed her floiirisiiinir tf.,,], |j
he nmarks, .scarcely eiual> th;,, , j.
the Scottish lake.s—tlihti/ / ''
hnniil! “Vet how iiiaii v >ti',,,
has it set in motioTi! 11,,^,;. •
trains has it propelled, and hov. i’„.,
lions of tons of iron ha.s if laj.. ,j7'
surface, smelted, and liamiiK r. 1' j
made liirmingham :i great (itv-L.) '
iron depot of Kuropo. .\,|,j " ‘
tii ld has done so mm h,” he
may we cxjieet from thir-e va.'t "
dow n by liyell iu the ireol.,.,;, i "
the Tnited States’!"’ " S :
W’e cliji the above frrm a
papei'; and to show tiie iiisi^'ni;;,
I'oal-fields (d J'..lig]aiiil—wliiiii aic t'
.set down as “THK c.vl sk” of 1., ,.
Ntss”—cf'ni]>ared willi ili ,.,. ’
Cf uutry. we re|»ublisli a brn te\tr;n.( ,,j'
iifilioared in this jiaper a d.iy or tw ,.^*
from an address delivered b. fur,, t],,,
ican Scientific Association hv f»i
the geologist who M;rvevd thi. ic.y,
I-)Wa by' order of the I'nitcd St;,t,'v ,.
ment.
Jn .^peaking of the great ••!»,, V:
coa! biehl,” in that State. l»r. Oii,.,,*.;
“'I’he Iowa river inenn.li rs ,i
tdsfrrn iiinrijh) of this ci al fi.,.!.! )
.■ieanis presented oti the ri\er ;,re i*’ .T
rior ijiiality. If is njn>-n,ls „/ j"
ifriif nti/rs ill thf‘ iliri ' tii,!, ,,f fj,,
thf fh. Mfiilirs^ ffii ir,•i„,I
\] {'sfirftn/i'// h extend'from th.- J),I
r:ver ixm-lt/ nrrnss thf S.'nt,uf p.
entire area of thi-, co.-il field in lnw, :.
cannot l>e less than tv
inif/s^ in all eml.racing a ceunfrv >i
eijU.il ill e.xtent to the State of lnijiij,,. '
“He estimates the b-(ls ,,f cual tn 1., ,
Inuiifri fl frt'f III fhn fciiiss. and. Iviifrj,,.
the surface, tli‘y must lie ca]>a!il^ i,f K
Worked easily and at .'in.ill e.\i.eii>c'
Jf the coal fields of ei iiti'al i]n'■
with an ;irea of but "ihirti/ mihs h,.,,..
>i>jht iiave been “tl,c erui..
England’s gre.itness.” as is cont.-ni'.
.■'Ir. -Miller, what may be the de>tii.-,
store for one of the youn^rest States ■
1 iiioti, having within her liosom a
til Id “.'?rc)(’'y ihutistiml stji'urf" liii^i
e.'vtei.r, “oiie htiridr-'d feet inthiik!.'-
and covi red e\cr_\w h(re by a soil f't.r
as anv in the worldi'—f 'nion.
can t p'
'ciili.
mu. !i b
imp
ter.
• 'il ly many yo’
It i' foil 'tn di a
]' 'W w h t a geiiti
V l 't_\ il ;s a ri.h
eoui all'i ill I I’l
le t 1 li\: w itli nr
1
oil .';x
Site
w a'
'i'-
or
imp
I I V 111
to lie
lan
ibll
e V
j,
hull
11111 alfog'th
tii.iii oi' ni\ -t III
to .-.xp et.”
ii'i 1 tii.it
int. 111
r unh.ippv eoii'litii n. ol»-
; “Sii.ee the only man 1 ■ \' r
b'\ e i' 111 irrii, 'I. and sine-
that I e.'U CM r lit. i ■ li .j*-
'U my poiiiiiii. It is befi.-r
'lid 1 • m..n i".i t!i III n ith' r."
lover was vi.iii itiform'• 1 of
not ij’iife ( n"i._h vet; I.ut.
siie w is pretty and m euied to
pprei iatioii of Ins merits, lie
and the ui.irri.iire i ou-
.11 1;— Io'hI whii ll the soil Ins taken uj> by it
but I j.owi rof absorptjou from the atmosphere. f,,und the door bn ked. and the key gone,
h’d .ind which jiower Ini'increased to an almost
•r— ind. finite extent, by disMiteirrafiiiL'’ the par
ticle' of whieh It IS eompii.'t d. 'i’he vi rv
X f ot ]ilou:.diing and harrowiiii: is an act
I'f nl.lnIlrin_^ 'I'lil' :iet of stirritig the
earth in tim s of tlr'>':'.:h*. s.-rves as a
wat' r iiir of p!at;ts. moistun' thus
■ li' 'tiled is bia'lcd with a fertilizing power
that is lost uj oTi a hard surface, for it
l.u k' the power of ab'orpti n.
If. tin n. you would h.ive your fields as
r rtile as.igardiii, you must m.; depen.1
ab'iie u]i.'u manure, but jnilveri/.e freely,
iii't up n the suifiee alom-. iii;f deep iielow
'■■•'III A Ill'll list.
it.—.
py. 1 LTiM
I -
The ;,r’ ;it
thi . It w,1
i iia III Hell a '
have a jii't :
W'.u!! m.iity her; and the ui.irri.iire ton- ' * I.\II;\«>\aM ruol’lll.i
traef was aei ordiiii;ly duly signed and ear- I" turning oy. r the ex ha'ige pipTs
ried inf 1 i fb et. 'I'he 'ingle sisfrr is now morning, our eyes fell niton tlie fol-
an old maid, an l lives upon the scanty lowing p.ir.igraph. which purjiorts to ha\e
earnings of her needle. .^l.n!V otlur cases l>:iper called the Edin-
of a similar kin-I h ive bei u ri lafed to me. ^ l-nrgh A h 'rfiWr, but of what date it is
sii.iw itiL' a vei V curious state of tilings in "of .‘Jaid;
' ei.il lif'^. Now, since it rarely h.ippeiis ; “On the 17th of l-'cbrnary' last a clair-
marrv tlie object . \oyanl, whose revelations are given in Dr.
'riii. re W.IS evidi ntly 'omething in the wind.
At all events, I reflected, iti ca.so of need,
the w indow s are not very far to the ground.
I retiirie d. ;ind saw the w inners ilividing
the sji.iii, and tlie poor sliorn “greenhorn”
b an'iug over the back of tle ir eli.rirs, star
ing intently at the money.
'i’he notes Were delibi lately spread ont
one after another. Tiios,> w hich the loser
iiad staked wt re ViCW, fresh fr ini the press,
lie said, and they were .sortel into a hei]i
I’isfiticr from the le.'t. They wen' two-
dollar, thiee-doil.ir, and five-dollar iKites,
from tin Iiidian.i Bank, and the Bank of
('olumbus. in ()ltio.
“I say. Nel, I d'in’t think those not's
are LTood,” said one of the wiiniers, ami
examined them.
“1 vvi h they weren’t, ami I’d crow,”
cried out the loser, very cln p-falleii, at his
elbow.
'J'liis sini}de sjieec h lulled the susjiicions
of the counter, and he ri sunud his eouut-
ing. -\t last, as he fonk up the last note,
and eyeitig it ket iily, lit' (*X(daim -d, in :i
die.' mti.'f lovi- something, dear soul
they b've their 1 iji-dogs. I havt' s-.'cn
iieautiful girls id’ eighfeen liuir and kiss
and fomlle these al'oiiiiuable little bniti's
till it m.ide me perfectly i;.rvous. Put
this is iioliiing to the dispi:ivs of afiecfiou
made iiy tlie other se.x. Sitting in a cafe,
I sometimes see two or three bearded men
kiss one aiiotlier, whih* lialf a dozen are
cxliaustlc.ss mines ‘ornanient.s of grace un
to tiie head and ( iialiis U[ion tiie neck’ of
every son and daugiifer of Mas.saehu.set;s.”
Ainttlirf Triiimjili.—'i'he London .Morn
ing Chronicle pi’aises some Brussels car
pets exhibited at tlie Fair, and wdiieh were
Wfiven npon pfiwer-looms at the manufacto
ry of Mr. liigelow, the inventor, in Mas.sa-
cliusef fs. 'J‘ii(! (’hroiiiele .says; “Altliouidi
tlint an 1 talian l.idy can
of le r afb etions, and .'iiu e it is e.pia.lly ; (Jregory’s late work, stated that Capt.in 1 „,o.st omphatic m.inner, “I’ll be han-ed if
inipo.ssi!de lor a get tlem;;n to c .utiinte Austin was at that moment in Ion. 95 deg. I they u,. genuine! TheV are for-v^i'”
loving where there is a lack of ,se„di. there ^ I.;, miii west, which corresponds exactly | -,\o, they aint!” replied the loser! i.nite
must lie ail intermediate class of iM iugs to w ith Ihe actual jiosition of the place where emidiaticallv
receive tiie outpourings of tlie heart. Li- , lie is now found to have passed the winter. I ‘ \-v very oj.'prol.rious epithet wis now
so^ .Vccoribiig to her statement, Sir John hurled at the latter. He, without more
I-rank!_iii was nt tiie same time in Ion. 101 | ado, knocked down the speaker at a bb w
deg. -L. mm., or aliout 4(»U miles to the . eapsi.^ed the table, which put out the
we.stwaril; he liad l.ee.i previou.sly relieved, : lights, and, in the next instant, .larte.l out
an i tlurd ship was then frozen np along „f the window, while a i.ullet, fired from
wit I 11.' two. I pistol, cracked tlie pane of ijlass over iiis
Happening to have the work of Dr. I head. He had leaped into the small com t-
(M-egory which is here alluded to on our | yard, with a wooden paling round it. 'The
. I • , , I taldi', we turned to it. and found sure j winners da.shed toward the door, Imt found
engaged in ki.s.'jing tiieir j cnouirh that on page oOti of the American j that the “green one” had secured it.
a j_( n (III.in w to amiists 1'edition it is recoided that a female in the W’hen the three worthies were convinced
cing a sniall dog on hi.'S plate and trying uiaguetic state, while e.xamining certain that the door would not yield to their ef-
to swa hiw it.s mad, ami am.thi^ Sir | forts, aiid when they lieanl their “r.V/w,,’’
r‘ . '* Ill i oiisi i|U( IK (, o .lohu !• ranklin and (\i]it. Austin, declared ! gallojiitiir away, they gave a Ian>Tli at the
ia\ing p,kingl\ o ..ser%ed to an ac.,uaint-: that they were at tiiat moment (February i trick played \hom^ and returned to the
aiice that his dog was ail ugly spe.niien. | ij, i„ the longitudes above given. ■ table.
Tiie l.ook itself was puldished several | “Strike a light, Pill, and let’s pick up
months since, and bmg before the return what notes have fallen. 1 have nearly the
of ( apt. Austin s cxpeiiition. , whole lot in my pocket.”
e next tinned to our filo.s of flu‘ Tjon- ‘ 'Ihe light soon made its appearance,
dou Timi.-^, and fmind the report of Capt. | “What! None on the floiu:'' (’apital; I
Austin publisheil at length in that paper 1 fhitik I mu.st have them all in my pocket,
of September Pith, stating in the course ot i tiien;” saying which, he drew out the
it fliat, fioin the 1 l-lh hebruary, lS;)l,nii- , notes, and laiil them on the table,
til after the IStli, “lie was fast to the (ix('d | “l-’ire and Furies! 'The.se are the forn-cJ
ice, bi tw(ju Capt> .Martyr and (IritJith Is-j notes! The rascal has whijiped up die
luud. Now (liis point, to onr } other
rude measurenii'nts on John.son’s man of ‘
*1... '7 ! ^ 1 . .V- i- ‘
I II"/ iiiiii l‘n jiii n m/ M‘nnir>.~
W ifhoiit inatinre, no fanner can fnn, •
adv.intage; w'.tii nianttre, liis lanl v,
yield fruitfully, imjirove in ijti li*v. ;a !
grow rich. Now, what i> the H'c ni
pi n hng yoiir hors.'s’ and hand.'’ tin;.,
frviiiif to grow corn on land that n"’, -. .
two or three barn Is to tl.eai r;-? 'J,
no It' iii it—you wi ar ont y..;;r j.': ■
and other inipl m-nfs. cxli.iu-t the ]• m
of yi ur team and jib ughnien. an ! .
)>'( 7HUIII If. Whenas. liad y"11 t.k
couple of good liands, a’td a team ■ r'.'.
y.’U mtglit have collected m iimrr • n. ..
fit fertilize that very Ian 1, so a t .
eiirht or ten barrels totheacr* ; wc h •
iti an experiment, growti nifoe ili n iw
the l.irgest (H-intiry, and sn i-.m v 'U. •
you try. The fact is, th.it l:’,nd. J’V I'li’;
fed and properly cultivated, can 1-. inti
to proilm-e one huntlred bu'hc\s t i
acre; and no m.m should n sf c.!tit ”
until his whr-le crop averages tw.'ivi' h-
rcls to the acre.
Tn Ckh a .—Take one fabl «r '
ful of red bad and one table.'[.'
of Castile :>oap. mix them with as m .
weak ley as will make it soft en i...
sjiread bke a salve, and aiti ly it : ■
first ajijiearance of the felon, an ! ;i «
! cure it iu ten or twelve hours.
; .\ YOUNG I’l'iOGbESSI.sT.
The Watchman presented Master n ■
C. Huntley to the Mayor with ilie i:.;:
Illation that he had formed th-' ;aii;ii -
ance of blaster (Jc-orge last ni'dit, wl.
the young gentleman was eiideavnri!;:'
I intnvbace himself, informally, t'^ '
' young ladies on W'alnut street, wb" '
[K'ared tu be very nnuh alariiied at li>
vances. Ma.'-tcr G. is proiiabiy aln'iit
teen years of age^ Imt his dress. air.
manners, and es]‘eciallv a certaiii ri:-
swagger wiiieh he st'cms to afl’ect.'v ...
be ill >re becoming for a person tui : t;
teen years obb r.
I Mayor. l>o you live with your ji!-'' -
(Ii’orire?
^ (George. Xo, sir,—[with cnq ii •'> "•
I iioani in (Jreen street, .Xorfherii b’!i ■ •
■ .^layor. Are you learning a tral..
i (leorge. No, sir; I hu\e learin'i !•.
trade long afro.
Long airo,
O C /
h!
riv.
Sir, I am a v cali't.
Have You no fatlur er ii.
land, there is not, we believe, at this mo-
mei>it, any machinery perfected for that
object. Our American Inethnn iiave
therefore gained another step ahead of us,
and have won aiiotlier laurel on tliis well-
j contested field of tlu* industrial arts.”
A 1 ankee wishes to jiujchase the sole
right of Parnum’s Aniiihilator for the dis
trict of Mount A\'snvius.
'I hose of the nol.dity are st nt out in hand
some cairiages, attiinbd by footmen, to
take the lie.'ii air on the Casino; curs in
ordinary lanks of life are attended iiy ex-
• luisitis on the jmldie ]»i-omenades, who
hold them by a siii.ill silk or silver iliain.
L;idies are infatuated about t heir dogs, and
can go no distance without flu'tn. ’Jhi'v
seviii to be the source of pride—I might
.say ihe givat point of honor—with both
sexes: toucli a lap-dog save in flie wav of
jest, and you are a ruined man; all otlu’r
iiisiilts may in- foj-giveii, but this is an un-
par.loiiable (ifrciice.
A rirni in Cliarleston adverti.sos in the
“Standard” tiiit it has contracted with ;i
celebrated pyroteehnist for a constant sii[i-
ply of sky-rockets, 'riiey are intended for
tlie use of the fire-eaters. 'I'lu' notice .says;
“Any sceessicinists who are anxious (as
Some have recently expres.sed the ilesire)
'•tu itrrisli ill n uf i/fon/,' can, upon
application to the uiideisigncd, be sent up
(free of charge) in a sky-roclvet, thus
making their exit with brilliant eclat,
' and accomplishing in their death what they
have failed to effect in their lives, the
iiiumination of their benightod country
men.”
the Arctic Zones, is just about I).') 4r) west
longitude from (ri-eenwich.
Here, then, we have a prophecy giving
precise numbers, and distinctly recorded
previous to the time when any knowledge
of the event referred to could have been
had, and which turns out to be quite cor
rect. Clairvfiyanee, which has been get
ting somewhat into disrepute, will proba
bly be looking up hereafter. It hiis never
before had, that we are aware of, .so de
cided and signal succ(>.ss,
L'lruitii/ Post.
Hear If.New York writer states that
the liabilities of the houses which have
suspended recently in that city amount to
SI 5,0(^0,000.
W bile this was going on, I stepped to
ward the window, but had not stood there
long, before I heard the clanking hoofs of
a hor.se beyond the p:iling, and a shout
wafted into the room—“Sloped u>r 'rexusl’’
Ihe worst part of the story remains to
be told; it was mi/ horse on which the
rogue was now gallojiing off.
A Yankee w iio went over to the mother
country some time ago, and w ho was asked
on coming back how he liked Great ]?rit-
ain: “Well, said, he, “England was a
very nice eountry, exceedingly fertile, well
cultivated, very populous and'very wealthy,
but I never liked to take a ruorning walk
after brtnikfast, because the country’ was
so small, that I was always afraid of walk-
iniT oiT the edire.”
31 ay or.
traile is it;
(icorge.
iMayor.
I George. T believe J h:ive a !! ' '
s:r, sriuewlM'TC over in Sout!iw: rk. I'Ut’-.
professional i ng-igeiiients are s i innn ^
tiiat 1 never have time to iiaji.ii
her.
Mayor. Of what n.iture are tli"'i "j
fe.ssional engageiuentsiT”
I George. 1 sing comic and stiitiw !• ■
songs for the enti'rtainmcnt of tla' cnif';’'.'
at different hotc'ls, and ocea-'ionally. •
I suitable inducements are offered. I
at minor concerts.
! Mayor. Do you manage your i’’>'‘‘ ■'
: siness and money afJair.'''
' (Jeorge. Certainly, sir. A
; circumstances cannot aflbrd to keip;* ‘
I urer or a business agent.
! 3Iayor. A man! ]) > fell nic y'H' -
j George. 1 was fourteen, sir. k-'t '
Mayor. Have you never inii'>'
th.lt it rc(|uircs a growth of tw.!:}'
years to make a man in this coniitiy
I George. ()h, that is an old sy't- UJ'
I-\11 that sort of prejudice wa>i Nj'‘ ‘ '
long ago. The rising geiieratien li‘"
I troduced a new rule. 31aiili 1 ' j-
i ponds on development. Some are n'
; the man at twelve than other.? are at '
j and-thirty. There’s my friend. >b'ln‘
! tors; he’s about my age, and li^^ ^
1 engaged to be married three year'
I iNlayor. 'I'ake the boy ib-vvii. ■•i'*'
: deavor to find his mother.—)ihkj/‘""""
* , A* tlj^
Long Job.n Wentworth, editor
riiieago Democrat, and mcuiber of tin
Congress, is decidedly oppo.scd ^
nomination of General Ca.ss. ^
his length,” (six feet eight inches, "