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lUlelzn. J une S3. 1H6A. S
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Ucar Blr : Tbla win be banded to you by
Dr. K. II. Wonhlngtou, or Mnrfrwrboro',
11. C, who 1 the proprietor, of the JcnriiT
celebrated remedy which brars his name He
visits Richmond to secure materials, and any
Id you may rcudw blm will be sincerely ap
preciated, as tbe stock In North Carolina U en
tirely ezbitUoUd, and all tbe surgeons whom; I
bare supplied greatly prefer it to auy article
known lor Diarrhoea and kindred diseasee.-i-ile
may find it difficult to get articles front tbe
trade, and aa the medicine la Tor tbe army, lie
thought you might have sonic In excess..
I am. very roMwctluil v, J'ur old't scrv't.
P. ' l'CL)t. Mcdicul Purveyor N. tl
Kcsprctfutty retfriei t) tb- fnrrejor Geuf
era! ol tha t7un eVrat st ur with the Htatej
menl tl.et I lie n.- .Jith.-1 wiitiiu named ba lon
enj- cU ; li.jrl u- .iru.t. in Uiio tSuite, both iu
aud out ui i (if i. iui.
hW.V. uuiiv : WARREN.
l"ui Vi;.or i.i : I ' . '.i.ie f S. C.:
OrricK o SuKOaos
If Dr. W- rtlMii jt.pr :
titles Ol k! Ui'-Uiclue. w
unny as a rcainijr in uuwei ! :
tuig uii r.u v
. TtaimlU'e fir
When tbe hot ae baulks in harness
ifcit not from nj- unwillingness to
perform lus duty, but "from "socle
confusion or excitement arisipg from
mismanagement.'' lie U willing and
anxious to go, but too eager or high
spirited to make the steady push
Against the cottar necessary to moire
the loarh . The osnal: plaajs to .com
mence to curse and .lash. - i .
J.i. uii' i-.j -vi "
' A'tolome might be written on the
importance of keeping cool on all
such f occasions, i Frequently, just
going to their heads and moving them
gently against their collar to the
Tight and left evenly, giving them
time to gei Cool, and they, will start
of their own accord. Sometimes
taking up one fore foot in your
hand, and giving the horse a sharp
press against the shoulder, to one
side, will cause him to step, and start
him. But if the habit is firmly
fixed, you will have to resort to the
following nieans, which will take a
aos iii-v ..w C a. ifvy( lemons, and then . you break up
v- p. w ! t.i iu j uto Iidbit . ,
i : : r. -i . ,
JPatar Ctslttires of Cotton.
B: Nottrio, Es., one of ' the
Commissioners to the Fans Exposi
tion, has written a'jralttahlt report
npon the future production of cotton.
fbe "Merchant lIagatine,, , for
August, nas sn aosiract oi tnis re
port in which the author states' that
the cotton crop of 1 S3 was to many
profitable, yielding handsome snr
plus for the ftttttre," after abundantly
supplying the wants cf the present.
Indeed, a prominent shipper of ' cot
ton in Savannah, toll us this spring,
. t . w
that men who hsd n;ver been known
to have a dollar ahee.d, had brought
hundreds, and ! in si" few insanc
thousands of dollars tohim for in
vestment as the results of the crops
of 1868. The profits upon the sale
of exportable ; productions of the
same season will amount to two hun
dred and fifty millions of dollars,
and there is no good reason why.
with such a start, the gains of future
years should not be proportionate.
This prosperity will be likely, if re
peated, to induce a large and excel
lent class of emigrants to the South,
and, as a f ee laboring population is
a direct smrce ofj wealth, such art
emigration will materially enhance
the reiirees of the cotton-growing
i It, '
i( iTakeyour baulky horse , in the
: tt iiii or on :i piece of green fwaru;
f him lv- the . hc'idaiiil tail and
- . -r . v -
is qu to
.' Camp or . -it iK.no n
Raleigh, N O., Jutit't a5, tSz
I take pleasure ,ii uiviiiif fuuiou) , i t th; w'uJri'hrlD h'C AVv until11 lie
great value ot Dr. Worth ugt-.n r- m.-a
all thn "iinwifws fr which it r, eo unic'iid
think it pffulliily useful in Uieariuy, and bin
lo'inii it one ol'tiiu'very eH. i-.-iucii. ; Hid
treatment ol th bowel atTL-elsoua wb.t b io. ui
bo lariroa u:irt-ot tho sU-kmsh ol enuip iit'
!i h i h.en ver.v exu-nftiiviy usei m thid
eimp, aud with .unU'crmly.;o?jd resulta. .
, V. M. GAKUKlf,
.. feurg'iou. iu Chief
Ooi.rsKoito N C . An. 5.1859
Dr. K. LI. Woriliiiiiiton: It "atlbrd me pleaJ
nr" to .d.ire ibftt I haveiised your Cholera andj
h;ivo aiwiys fMi; j f peoriy relief. v h:iye itj i the horse ill bear without
lert 'ismu ir iuckijimu: ui nu; imiuu-vt "1: 1 T i 4 ' -. "1.1 -T1." "11 I
nibtiliuiou, MiiX in ery ioatan. o luo pers -Miyuuu, . inS nitaij, ; J-wia .win i
I bvitigiue horse iu the form of a half
-his head fast to his tail by
i'uzzy, :n. t jf ''y iu h imc' dizzy be
' tro he V -.!-, . Wv'iii.:! viiiri Thitoself,
fuiloH? : Tic.tLv - iuir -of the tail
intH 'h li;inl kiiot; thiij fake the halter
stritp iu your left hanf.l, holding
the tail) in our right, "pass the
lialter.trap " through the hair, above
Cholera and; .tne knoi, and draw up as short as
running
1 rusiaiiL
uui it ii.ks bii:n tfeetiiiiUy restored,
it id au t'Xcelleut'family mt Oicine.
lours, trulv,
; n. i. .Vuost,
' Prcsldeut Waynreniale Coliote
Tbe following U from Judgi IIea:b r '
1 hava madi useot' liv Wortbiui'toaV Cliol
era kledleiue in a single cae of buUUen an
circle-
the halter strap. Your object is to
break v.p his confidence in himself;
jiand nothing on earth, no process you
violent dlseetuatlloct was UmuUi:ite auap(.an gubict them 10, Will do It half
iuv-iito . w - . . K. .
cription
. Edentou, N. C.
, ,COLTON8 tOCKET MAP
U OR Til CAROLINA.
. ,A nre nttio jntt eMitV to fdtr. The most
! ateurata atnp uf the.' S ale to 4 bad. . Has
1 tbe new count lea. Each county colored separ
i telarllfi tulrtraJ lepait 'poloted out. Has
, 1 m line drawn betwren the troa-t rroth and
: pine region, sAl another bntweeq pine and
i oak jrrtiwlb, and ktMtl'irr tuefwrp cot'on
' aud tubaoro rr?io, . -irket
form. Pric OKt i'"l C-
Poraalel-y ' A. Jr :
- B ii-v ) r -!il tS .'. !
R. R.11EA1U.
, Ocu 16, 1S54. ,
so soon as this. Should he not run
around freely, touch him behind with
' the whip,which will cause him to
move sharply, ; Simply keeping him
' moving until ne falls down by becom-
I ing dizzy, which he will do inside of
; a minute aud a half. - Let him lie a
Dr. R. li Wortbincton--Dcar Bir lmrj few-minutes , then tie him in the op
used your Medicine lu tuany-caim of bowel , nn:t ,lirwtinn and nnt him thronffh
ease, tor which you prescribed u, aud in every positt Uirection, ana pu mm inrougn
FROM TJOH. X. BATSSK.
I LlTTLKTOM, USKTrOUD C'O N. V.
- v i . t October 29, 1851-' J
I have ued Dr. WortblnKton Ciiolera Med
Iciue witn my ueurors, aud bavo tcuud it lo be
a mot capital reiuvu; n oowei aueciNHi.
tr vj i 4. T' 1 i. . v -1.- i
States. '
. Mr.'-. Nourje argues that large
plantations must give place to small
cotton ' farms, and cites srae in
stances in which these have been
made very productive; he also urges
the restoration of orft-out soils by
a liberal use of fertilisers. These
have already been imported a
'single railroad in Georgia having
carried over its line, last winter,
many thousand tons of gaano and
other i manures. 6inee the war, a
vast bed of native bone phosphites
have been discovered lying along the
co st of , . South Carolina, and oa the
Sea Islands, very accessible and rich,
which can be used to supply the
chemical ' properties abstracted from
the soil in the cotton seed, whose oil
has become an article of commerce.
The future raising ot cotton under
thfl conditions which have been al
luded to, bids fair to outstrip its for
mer production manifold; and doubt
less, in immediate connection with
this increase of production and ap
preciating capital, manufactures ill
spring up throughout the Southern
country, and thus add to its popula
tion and wealth.
Htarv.
A corrWpondent of the "Jewish
Messenger giresa'&tw explanation
of the reason why the iite.Washhr-
ton Irving always remained bache
lor., Speaking xif Mas &becca
vxra.ii, r .leweaa oi .rnuaaeipoia,
distinguished for her teal in works
of charity, who hrfjaii jdted at the
ripe age of 88,' he says : " . n . .
Twenty j ears ago I , beard tbe
story a story that has long been
current in Philadelphia, in Jewish
circles, among, her friends and ae
quaintancas, aad .which . has -again
been revived jbere since her death,
It runs thus : . Many years ago, when
Miss Gratz was a young girl, Wash
ington Irving, then already risen in
literary reputation, came to Phila
delphia and become a visitor at the
house of her family. It is said that
in youth she was very beautiful and
very good; and as her acquaintance
with Irving increased, the beauty of
both her character and her features,
together with the fact that she was a
living representation of that nation
whoie whole history is romance, so
wrought upon bis heart thai, he be
came deeply enamored with her. It
is netdh'ss so say that bad his at
tachment been ever so strong, . with
her strength iu her faith, it would
have been wasted. As it was ,it was
wasted. Irving left the city, but did
notj forget the lady of his love.'
The writer, adds that Irving . sub
sequently mentioned to Sir Walter
...'.
cott his intimate acquaintance with
the beautiful Rebecca, of PhiladcN
phi. . Scott, it appears, was writing,
or about to write, "Ivanhoe," and
upon the strength of Irving's de
scription of the lovely Jewess, so firm
to her faith, named his heroine
Uebecca.
OUTt IXtpkoty
inoeeor ills
r I . j
mini-
LV.
During tbi'adtalnistratioa of
General J aekaaa as President of the
United Slates,-it 'will U rem ro
pe red thtt n one 8 andir, while
rAgiiog' fouffroni the east front of
tho Caltol .where he tad been In
attendance at tbeT funeral of a mem
ber of; Congress an Insane iafi-
tidual, standing within a few feet of
the old hero, mapped a pistol at
him, and was instantly arretted.
The news spread like wild-fire over
every portion of the United States,
and various were the comments
made by all parties upon the for
tunately unsuccessful attempt upon
the life of tbe head of the nation
Among othen which the writer of
this heard was the remarks made
in a - country post-office when the
uews arrived, and the political
friends of General Jackson) were
rejoicing in the escape of tbe head
of their party, and attributing his
safety to the intervention of Divine
Providence. "Providence, h 11 !"
blurted out a little Old Lino Whig,
and a violent opponent of Old
Hickory and the Democratic party. J
" Providence had not.iing at all to
do with it ; it was only an obstruc
tion of the tube and the lire wouldn't
communicate." "
D r. - IiCwU Reld- Uv; ihru the
noLMa-(mrttfCblt&U itrtUla
tha - Catted. Stales : fits ale : frasi
Miseourt. lOa ooi bt theeo vtatU
the doctor 'Was crcpaasel by hie
collea-roe, anddurinr the Latcrvje w
V"l' .1 M '" '1 v
ocibk: um mttmava y lena
parlies, the former eought o drir
forth "J from the tw th'r ccrrtct
version - ot the famous ' Kashvirie
street renconieV. 'freneral. tjot
Utl it,M aaiii Old Bujriott, "No,
Benton, yoa tell it, wai .the quick
reponaa of Old IHciory; a&4 the
doctor' who "' related, the IscUrtt,
stated that thalflrat ihtn g he k&eW
three old men, who to&fht lu the
hot ilood of youth and manhotal to
take each there. litn, wtn tn
bing together like two thi!irr3:
: A friend of the writer, an artit
who painted, one ef the last, if, not
the last portrait of Central Jacktoa
ever executed,, which was fcr a
Democrat io club of Dncinnati,
furnished him with' the following
reminiscence of tbe conversations
held with tbe old hero at this time.
' Aa the old man -was prune to
becorue drowsy and unoonscrcudy
drop into- a duae during the pro
tracUrd sittings, which ere all hrtld
at the . Hermitage, It was the cus
tom of the artist to engage hiralnj
! some exciting oonvcrsaiioa In order
a
Although subncntinvctiga-;lar',c:u'm- : : "' .
w nit tuis view on one otniwu
tioti proved, beyond all doubt or
cavil, that this attempt was but the
mad freak of an insane individual,
who was afterwards properly carrd
for, yet the subject of it could never
bo convinced that he liad not been
employed by some party to assas
sinate him, and did not bestUte to
atow openly that Senator Polu
dexter,
he akcd : ,
"Genera1 , I would like yea to
gire me your opinion oi yjcr
jolitic-il oponents Mr. Clay and
Mr. Webster?" -"Well,- atr," was
the prompt responae, 4,tbry are both
prcat ntctii .vrrjr groat rjan.- -Mr-
Clay is a popular :.euva with hit
, of Mi-sissippi, a lifc-long J Parfy fr hc uadstand.hnman
ent, who never lost an oppnr- tttr! Mr- i U n? U
until he falls, or is unable to move.
instance Its effects , bavo exceeded my moat
b.-.nKuinc etpettations. i regard it us un lm-iL . . . i - . . ... .
wortuut saamou to iuc oi iiiuj iiiuun:iue, i neii put on your war unuio uu
V -: " O. D. BAR HAM, M. D., . , f r J , . , 4.
ttouthftmptlon Co , Va. j ji give mm a lew suarp jeras w vue
Dr. R WorthlnKton--Dcar Str:I have !"gbt and left, and show him you Can
been uJkr your cholera and piarrtost Medi- handle him by the head as well as by
cine forcible years. I have ivon U tony lu- , . . ., . J
faut with aiifuai success. , tne tan; ana train mm untu ne can
t GEOKGEW.liEAL. ! ' , . . , , - ,
' y.-. spring to tVe right and . left and
From Rot. J. H. DavU, of Mnrfreraboro', N. .u straicht forward, when you ask him
-Dr. Wonhlngtou'a Cholera uud DiaiTi.cc!. 0 . , .... r
Medicine has been ma d with the tiii(, effect aud then you ' are in a shape to
under my objerva Ion lor tbe lat two years. In , ; . ,. . i
thlslnsvitutioB. -We tlnd It a safe andf prompt put him tO harness. ; Jv . ,
rvmedy lu disease of the bowels, for which It , i .
it prliicipaUy deoigned, . aud but Hu e less Jf he relUSO to draw, Step in iTOnt
SrTiiiSt raaturitv in spring and
rS-uUi." either r first d thenotheM l tcr ia the warm 8eason; and
, president W. K coiicgo. straight ahead; and in a short time i little exercise of your hands, both
yoiiwill work it out of him If at j pasurcable and healthful to the
any time your horse should btconw- j jbudy, will in a few minutes save
warm, let him cool. ' You will gaiu ; enn.J(Ttl fr any j-e.i -aimily, Wh v,
. 1... li. . I. A .nllrn A U t . .
umeuvm iwsuuuDuu; af : tU: it. rIy ou -othr regions tor vour
seed? An idea prevails that it is
cheaper to b-iy th-tn t Vive, as
package ot M-e l i.'? but a f w cett?.
li von ha--e
8ttvbisv8eed.
' What a crying 'shame upon the
majority of Southern people that
they annuady neglect to save seeds
from their gardens, and rely upon
Northern and Western seed growers.
It is the easiest of tasks to save your
own seeds, when they are in a few
rods of you. A little exercise of
memory will tell you that cabbage,
colewort, turnip and mustard seed
- -y'"oirirw Htory.
An eminent physician, in Hearth
and Home, telle the following excel
lent story for tho benefit - of young
mothers. Ue says:
"An intelligent young mother in
quired some days since " how she
could best preserve her child's linen
clean and sweet when changed fre
quently during the day.' I directed
her never to dry it by the fire, but
in the sun and open air, if the weather
permits to. ' You thus not only
avoid saturating the air of your room
with the volatile and poisonous gases
driven out of the linen, but the sun's
rays have powers of t cleansing and
disinfecting which artificial heat has
not and will purify and preserve the
linen. She followed my directions;
but as is too often the practice, dried
and aired it iu the nursery window.
Her fastidious husband remonstra
ted in vain against this unseemly ex
posure. Bc-lie7iug that if she saw
i uuiiv. la t. nuti iiriai aui kii iiiiiiiiro i
r rr - i - . . - i .
il the Prudent and Staler miua iiim ir. uij, b
is not a man of the people ; Le
t
' Dr. Wonhinnton : Your Cholera Medicine
la tbe best uiHcli I hw evet uwi lor Cool;
era flectHi.
.Kdenton, .N. C.
Dr. R. It
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?RED.S. l'.tHIRTi,
J. A. JUMHU.M.
Vii.Mioro., .C.
Tij--Sir :--'Vr ae scud
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IUUIIJ w uail I IIC A. I CilUCui SDU i
Kia onllyr iu LU nljirlaiJicficnsJci
r.att crapiojea mis mia tc tase ins
life. So bitter was lie in his de
nunciations of Gov. Poindextcr,
a profe?sctl duelit, who hal killed
his man, and who, in disown Stae,
on account of hisacrirxi'Miioas sharp
ness, universally went by the name
of., tho "devil's darning-needle,"
that the fecupant - of the . White
House declared his ancient enemy
never should pass him on the street.
The old man, sometime afterward,
related lo a friend that ou one oc
cajiou, as ho wa taking his ac-
cmtomed early morning promenade
on the sidewalk ' in front of the
Presidential mansion, he espied tho
Miasissippi Senator approaching
from the opjtosite direction, on the
samo side of tbe street; but before
coming anywhere near, he crossed
over to the opioitc side of tho
avenue. "You know' said the
old ruan to his friend,' his eye flash
-i-a.
her practice s others saw. it, she 'ing as he spoke j "that the sidewalk
vl
U : :n n tn l!irn F!r.
IXJ ta IU Uv oUdVv W sa ss -m w -
Texstlt riIorB. '
. A I hore has, when full , mouthed,'
Th"is a if t-tt error.
S?,y Sf?TC: - 't : "J V'A M double! them in your it is
, r PoiVn. VaViuiy etb: w
rn stid af tr Wondat, July lUih, Trin wi i i Vtwv,''-! ! .V t in'i t ; i v h ftrf-('V:ji - ticth. ind twelve t?-.at" J"'C t . -M -t-ov-r, soutliein seed,
. LtAVM "ORTH14UTa ItAILY 8tSDAYS ! V ... .:.. I - i ,rl" .4-lw tu ..ir .,:i:i!uii. are hotter fo Sjnth
KXCKPIKl)) AA FOLLOWS: . . .......... . A ,-. ,,A .. . . .
. ' . f4 til kite tlaa.MI. - -f '1 . - i ill. ' ll-V lit ? avw --a .
woald desist, he so directed their af
ternoon walk as to bring the nursery
window into full view from a central
part of the town. Stopping abruptly,
he pointed to the offending linen
flapping conspuciously in the
breeze, itd -dced, sarcastically :
is very wide in front of the Presi
dent s house, but he never could
have passed me.".
The lam us street tiirht in Nash
ville, Teuueasee, in the early his
tory of that State, in which General
Jnckson and Colonel CoSec an
My dear, what . i-. that displayed j officer who served under him in the
from o ir windows ?' Why,' , she j &inintdc war on the one side, and
prouaiy repae t, -mat 19 tne nag 01
M ill Train at ....... i fi P. M.
Pr.i!NTritnit....-....,.-.'jSn A. M.
AURIVK AT rOttT3W)UTH
J. . it 1.1. .'I. ti ... l. ,ri:vf
lulfr. W. I'-iM iu. 11. A. Lu c.. :iJ
Wcr. Jobu W. 11111 . K. .-. Parker... '.' , J i H
Inuiau, W." lX.--".cw.?ni.' J. o - ill n.c.
James Skifl, J. U Andwm, V s. " rlso'n. e
"(cii'ik of itw tiui-erior Ca n) . b v Ir-' F .
bcl. D. D., Jcese J. Ycutes Ji 11. Uivet. M.
Tr utt T. A..W. IhirrieiiLi tmnu-l MoMrts V . C.
tPaiker, GeOfK'o A. liiHt, ?. IV Hi. I -to '
uk.lu lb Mfnioer for ', ' v.,;.,,.. r' i cs..,., C-rv
nrut v i"u ; . - , ---
Couu:y Court. Davii'A. Larut-V J'JCie.'Pcr
ior Court; F. J. Dcaaes. v .
:MaU Ttain a. ti.16 P. M
Frrlebt Train on Wedsesdsys i .
audfiHaya 11.20 A, M. J
Vi.'.bt ,Tr' ni Tntlys, r ) ,
nirWUysaal ewaWfaya,. 1U' P.M.
Mall Trala comum tit W,..Uo will- Uains of
tlis Wilinliicton 4jI , i,i,hi, . id HAi i-lu and
Uaaton R 'U iKVdn, Mid .n 1 lu
. and Hatardavs at Fra
. t.t-nton and Plynvu'.h. nnt on ""I'lvd.tvs l.l
j Trankiln with kamr for Nag iloaj..
Mall Train bound North Will stof. lorpissn
tr ua.y at Seaboard,' BoykinV, FrHukllu aud
V . U. OHIO.
TStlperlnter.dent of Tiausi ftrtailoa
hiive no tU'ht-4.
ern
' raided at a distance
our uuio ! Conquered by this pun
gent retort, be saluted tbe flig with
che-ip .'r t ;i swing of his hat, ' and pressing his
wife's arm closer within his- own,
said, a ihey walked homeward,
And hng may it wave.-'
from
The following being thort we pub
I ..J. 11, lliui c
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riav,,, :;v h..i mu- oia ibe wime tne expense mumuirany is
.u.ic tHf 1. r tuiatt. ittth mil, collectively it is heavy. A Ush it, as it occupies very little room
s I ; aIi. is AnaA a 9 el-tad e rm V. f!ratr Asvaf . ... ...
i o helor. " 'After KueV". " " and to rea l tt, it will not take long :
llieV SOIU 9U1III1L UIIC IUUUMUU I
Uli'.V
Wl.... tl.ut 1. vw - n.tt ..I'M'. . rim til AT OSC'I
dollar lo tnare to bitv a bottle. HaViiii: inadei new
tw'i, a bo if
Mui -.iV. -w... .r ; .i0narw;ortu oi garovn seeo. ine
'cbaM'ge'cae'..'.o;ach e of those j CouiityJ of Edgecombe "pays tribute
fforWrH';,k?heid; hl"hir h34 eight 1 annaa'ly to other section for Irish
coif
iru ire cuts wui I , " . . -
a, lAUr (on rhnit.nil iloll.ira. wnich
I 1 . I iH-v .v f
c-9Th5- T.'iin li.i X-tm- bcrptofore to Vheil TuUrVCUrS CI JIlTI; Cc CUliTJUl
teeth: :At v
1 .rrr.-..ni-ll'j with Lr. V . IO I'in I.IS ibt (I-i t. . ..l,I.- -r.,-n rr 1.1I1 W
- f - - . i. ii.il r.ii:.ir. xii? ii. cm i j i u : . j. -j
k a . ff aa I ' elusive wholesale agency lor .tt iiuSioice, a m ; ... . .
. iimliniQiri KllllPr be induced btu to pat u pin twq.aisw.'Vis: , teeth, f;.ur' in -number, when bis
AllUWallOlll SVUIriOI . CAdits aud 50 cents, at retail, -t' i . Qlr A, 't U ,, Li r
- n .,-:-e uLitaie -"i ' 'I tushes appear. , At six years of age
r RECEITII f OE8IL n'WWKI, t JAMES T.WIQOINS, y ! -l - & - apperin-white.
r-"At ' ' : ' "-'I 8malUod,sharp, while a. small circle
' ' 'TvtnTjLF iTftitr'iiWMfW tTwwoa-awaetett f4,Jdd.f of '-fyoang' grow-ng teeth U observ
should ibe kept at home by saving our
owa. . seea. vjocmence tne gooa
work bw,? right new. If ia.iy seed
are ripe in your garden, rise from
UhJs article andj gather them.y Con
ttnae it , if oa scs oa to season, ana
there will so much added to the
pin money of , the family. -Jteeoj
ttnaUd Farmer.':-' -
, A periodical says that a tall East
ern ;rl named Short, long loved a
big Mr. Little, thinking little of
j-h rt, loved a little lass named
Long. To make a long story short,
Littl- propod to Long, and Short
longed to be even with Little's Short
s v , 'a
comings, so snort, meeting Juong,
Colonel Thomas 11. Benton and
his brother Jesse, on. the other, took
part, is familiar to all acquainted
with the public event of that time.
In this melee the only, serious
damage, done any of the parties
was the lodging of a pistol-bullet
in til-. ;t:;a vf General Jackson by
O'lunt Weston. Altbongh, the
difficulty waa heaUrd through the
interventiou ot friends, and the lat
ter was ever alter ward the warm
personal trierid and moat ardent
. ':.- ' i it- f .. i
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' Ou another occasion ihe mto .
the bruah and colors jovxscly rc
marktd : General, yon wouldn't
hare bun "Mr. Calhoun and his
South Cartdiua asHocIa'rt If they
bad pcritcd In their scheme of
nullificatiou?', ,4Hung them, sir
bung them?" roared the Ad hcru,
starting to hie feet and shaking his
list. "If they bad persiaicd in their
treasonable proje:ts, I'd have heog
every devil of them as high as
Hamanr
AManofltena,,
A Washington letter writer re
marks of Mr. Grecly: " The control
he has of his countenance is n rarer
what is rtlated of Talleyrand than
any man we wot of it being raid o
the latter that if any toan were to
kick him behind, a man In front
cow Id not tell from the exoreuu of
his face that anything unusual was -ceerring."
This remind a correspondent of
an incident that occurred in Omaha.
A gentleman who bad received . ari
insulting miaaive determined to re
sent it promptly. Kext day, think
iog ha saw his maa aheal, be hasti
ly overtook bint, and administered
several pedal sslatationi, Tbe
bickee remained passive, aad .tbe
kicker went around ia front to tee
the effect, and discovered to his re
gret that he had kicked the. wrong
man.' He apologised aad was an
swered: ' . i .
"Don't mention it. . , From ; the
frequency of each little epiaodes in
tny experience, I was acosille cf
your detnonftrstion. Vet was not
aware that yon made any mistake."
A streng-tnlnded woman in Kew
political supporter of the General, j York Was hearl to remark the ether
yet the bwfltrt remained in the artn j Jy that she would marfy a man wb
of the latter untit it was extracted j kad pleaty ef nwoy, tbowgh be wsj
daring the term of his Presidency
I by Dr. Johason, the famous Phila-
utipuia snrgeon.
threatened to marry. Little before j fDnring;ibe latter part of his term
Long, which caused Little in a very 1 of office Geperwl Jacxaou was sub- j a
short time to marry Long. .. Query : Meet to severe- und debilitating ; g
so ugly she had Uscrtaa every time
she looked at hit
-;'A young man scrrt sooe tooay to
a 2kew Yorl'fina to gtt scmelhiDg
good "for 'tloVe conttrfcplatlng mit-
Did tall Short love big Little kas be-, attacks of iitnoTrhageof the lung-, j ritony." He-rcceivcJ sever I cities
cv2e Littl laved Long ! '
daring which ho yets atusde3 by 1 cf tr. thing vI
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