IB
i r.
rOETBT.
. On h oae lm tb saw Ugh gteswta....
. , Uka a war katws trancing,
, nag ! cr.iif with itt ur ttatioa, . . .,
lis. the am', kynt ia Mr anotisa,
j On to til short Watndtog,
' H'ltli t war of its ihrt'nu toua'JIiif,
J rrrifMtJwiAfiM Jut Ming,
t. , left la thy glidings:
The. Ikil ort panting to roach ths vrx'4 rtrd
TU w t!i UI of mw hr AaUat kl.
' petocfid fJ ! lift, '
Or th throes of wsrriug strifs
4 Trembling wave? what storm wind tons' J IkM
From tot ile traafl see!
tW besr o thy brwwt m mm" f wreekT
.- mriiiCTfweptfroBttaftnajiWp'fk!
... tTVmarfv-tSfoNrtaaArit
f ,U(wrnt-lnMlBtliUi)UfiT(t.
f- Rut !im com ha Mwnm
' ' Wkm levisthsns site? ''..'
V,re W wIM 1ill"wt Uli girt iW,
- And wonttera .port In thy turbulent roar?
1 Islby veiett attbttoeg
()f Crowded port and ttir whWUaf, tar!
f . Tho but patstd by fe,'Vtn,lilh
f WbertsnowvriaUiii'srlf,3
Wk.r. tki1il Mast bosses tho lAvN stream '
Aal forests re-echo tbt hoars J Wuds sc.rs,
a . Aad tb qidvering start
. Seems ananswsr w "J "1' -
j ' Oa shivering auk Itjmrt fcfun,
And tha long Journey oa! -As
whe for th nrj life mission W t'r,
Paafinj sad yearning to recb th stilt short.
It rink gently tortst
UlkktwwwHlkrflbtM ...
' -Pas Christian January, IKH
v." ' IIOMB. ;
, r T . Old If thert b tortt spot '
i . m W hers luV toptu ' "I ".
' Or If there be a ehann Joy .
Without ttiifty, or alloy
- Whkuwryfw trffWtNWi
" Or if tka k a W Ut !(
OatlMM' MppfcW" H ". u-
Tkaaytoaok wkart jrtrlf . "
. K. railiigloilUi tkteaaafUft;
-v Or If tkara k t Mm,
iXffme; of lora-rf IUpla-'"""
Or If tlitr ba a rtfugo blr, ,
A f rttrtat tat toll od rf, "
, .Wbart tka kaart auiy t dwIU awl,'
A tor of atany joyt eiinbiit'il,
' Wktra trery fcellnil, wry tnaf. , I
HeH kanaoa; itk to own, '
WkBclta.i wlbe ae'tr taa ror,
UU U i Hoiae! a koau f lor.
. GUI ooaottpamkltlliMlj!,
, Tbat Uttla irorii, I km,
TV 4ot aot kno ko Mora a tklaf,
Oaa olaiplo wor4 aay atm
It b tba r4 af Dattiay
i Tba l af wnana'i faH
Ba trato wka tka braatbart "
v : ' to That tlttl tkrllll vanl, ,
' Bawawa at WW Ma arbiter,
i , ' Aua kmnri hiauelf IbylarHt
- Bit ftwt U oa thy aeoptr,
. UltWo U tky Mai,
ii Aal thy qrfrlt rraMr
V-L,. Tkiawftatk bit arary baart aaag,
t . . w t Bkall )lTr tkrok Iky braaati
k- ' - Awl by eaal, aad ak thy nuaa.
TbtaataotBtterHjrktly v ' !
natwor4fDU-tktl "V
' """"-Tliia 4otkoWrralllbliif w
" '' " ' Tkat Uttt word any prow. .
" ; WUAfUJ.OUl.IL -s
Wkattaauit?torn1rlt J" .
Wealth, aatoto, tad dfri
Thrrt mart b wait athtr awril
, SooMtbiiig jTOiler fcr aut tatar
luU lifr'e akwtlt apaa.
Fitted to trtatt aad ttatr
True aobility la auw!
Wkat l aobla? tit th Intr
rortloa af tat ailed aad kart
Linked to mnthiB MiO dtrlaar
Thaa awra langvag taa laapartj
Iter promptlaj tret tMlag
. Hoaw Uaproraawat yat to plaai . i
T apllft tur fallow btiag-
j AitdUUataaU ittlforauar v - -
What U atUa? it tht ubn
' KuMar tsaa tht batata tptdtt f -TWrt
It dignity la labor
. -Trat thaa t'tt Ptaip arraytd!
lit wh taakt th ailad't bnprtrtaita
AUlt th vrld4a aidiag atlaO! .
grtry great naMatadlng atortawat .
lu'wi att tat bat aJj aianVlad.
O'er tht yorge'e beat aad tiktt .
0'tr4k eagtat't lro kead-
Vker Hit rapid akattltlaekta,
And tht tpladlt vklrle Ht tbrtad;
Tliert it labor lowly toadlng '
iMk requirement of tb hoar.
There It feaint atM txtoadlng
8rlnt ' aad lu world of power.
'Mid tht dawt, and tprtd, tad cUmor
' Of tht tooat tbod and tht aalllt
)lilt the elluk af whael awl hammer
(trtat rataltf art grtwiag itilU ' ,
THuagh too oft by Fuhioa't ertatana
Work and worker awry ba blamed;
Commtret aaed aot hide iu feature;
ladaatry b aotaekamtill
.-. ' f -j ..
What it aobtt! that which pkrra
Trath ra itt tafrarwhieed will!
Leering etopt- like aagel traoet
. That mtBklad may follow ttill!
Ken thoagh SUeia'e mallgaaal fluet
l"ror him poareetof bit elan,
Jfe'e th KoM whoailreaeoe.-..-.,..,.
Freedom, aad tht eanet of men!
, t T118 t'SIOlf. t -
-Thee , ! Oehlpef Htale! , . .
Rtll OB.-0 1'nhi, etreaf aad great!
llum.ultjr with att itt faart, . - . , . .
Wilh n the aoptef MMrVytart, --
I, hinging Iraathlee thy Ikta!
- i-e know wht mwtet hid thy watt, -.tv,.,
Whet workaiea wToeght thy rib af eteal.
Who mad each auwt, ea 1 anil end robe, . ' '
W hut emit rang, what kaaimer beat, " -In
whet a forgo aad watt a keat
Were ihnpti ii aaohart af tliy kope." -
. thitt PtJW Mathew hat nwwnl'y
keep Ut wormy asarktt
0
U JilILT tiEi
Habit of thought and dcrire oflra pr-
pucrd in at by tba opcatioa of rlin eirmm
uneet -ortfbar tha natunl beat of ilie mind,
and lenl alto eoaratW Lre, and to iana-
meraU arenas, atterly hbarmoaioM vtth
the AFIIIIaaj IttA ab W -IMMfi n
there i acirrfly any maa woo hi aot waited
by Cimititaneri ia his course; ararealy
ay trra thai, howerrr npright ii ii( original
hoot, M not bent by tka prrratiinf wi'td.
NcrerUiclei-r, wbea.Uie nnnu w kit Tree Itoia
th habitoaainfluencen wIiihi . tlx pnuion
that h been indulged r not called into
plarwhea ths dcire llixt bare iwurjwd a
y arciaa are fnra time withmtteillierob
jflnr nppoition tlieoriginj chancier of it
minU tnuuigw iimu h i a orici rpara naa a
priaooer allowed a tew momenta of free air.
'THE BREAKFAST TABLE.
Grett are the drliglita oi a bfeakfttt la' le.
Great th etiann of a ennrertilion amidrt the
fragrance of coffee, lit fumct of tea, anil the
dtmolition of buttered roll. Many a bright
idet enmet into the brtin wilh aarw pile of
loutnr it rolleii out wiui a ireit pat m Dul
ler. Many a wtuicitm it brought to light.
with the firtt deetlopmenl of a new-laul egg,
and many acirniiric myrtery unfalhomed
with the tight of lh ftrthett I'eplh of an egf.
(hell, iiretkfatt, prrhn a, it rather the time
lor wie ami philosophical diteourte ttitn for
tht ligUtand lively tone or uinncr-ttlk 1 oo
nit wotllr'eoroa down with a ttork of foot!.
net about them to be tentible, The pood-
note Wfjr off during the ly rery early in
dead ia moat 'peoulrW NiU Py,TtTBlirt:,l
thmirh lliey are not really more rneeriui.tney
are" much mora willy, much more talirical,
much more eparkling and well ilroneJ.
ixAonvjTY.
If, areording to Ilie old philoeopliy, nature
abhor J tacuum, the roid the most halea it
lm alwenrw of all action. The heart of every
living thing it ever atkirig ''Vhjt next!"
and the deepest eonviclion implanted in the
mind of man it, that want of activity it eitinc-
Wn u1Jij4.4U joitUaa.u4 P.1.1.
tur dreaiif trid lohtra wlrn-wakt whHWi-ii
rest are buried in forgelfulnesa, (her it a Con
tant looktnif for tomediinrf assimilaling in
solemrtitjMtith the hour, and the dnrkness,
and thwartenee, to break the unnatural lack of
buty lift that teem around.
AUKKJUi-TUItAK
LEAVES FOB MANURE.
Ma. EmTOR, -The spring, anil warm
spell in the winter when the ground it freed
of snow will be found a very lavorable sea
son for the collection of leaves, which, pos
sess no small value for I variety ol purposes.
In the first place we may remark dial lor til
ler, bedding fir hones, sheep, neat stock, and
twine, let ret are preferable to haulmot f Taw,
bring let coarse and afford ing a warmer and
mora comfortable bed, and they are also better
adapted for absofding and retraining the liquid
voiding, which constitute th aiost valuable
portion of the manure. Ia tpring the ground
it forest will be found covered with a tl rat
am of the last year's foliage elocly eompre
td by tht weight of the winter tnowt, and in
a condition to b -r moved with Jaciliiy and
eat. Al they lie closely and compactly up
on tht ground, they can be taken up with a
ihree tiued fork, and pitchod into the cart or
other vehicle, with a much despatch, almott,
aethort muck. It it an excellent plan fr
thott who keep considerable ttnek, or who are
bnrtrry-mgaged m the pork-iig -butint,
to ley In, during tpring, and immediately after
th jneltinf aLmmVsd$GI!m!l
of comparative leisure with the farmer,) a
Urge a quantity ol leave t many be ncces
tarytosupply hit wsnuduringtb year. When
gathered, they may e dcioitd io tome Con
venient place, wher they - e remain to be
ad at wanted; aad if on caa command time,
it ia good policy to tolteel enough to Cover the
oarn-yaroa ind hartebrM,- whi th
nur mad during winter, thall have been re
moved. All let vet, by proper mintgenient,
make excellent manure when rotted, and by
mixing them with olher organic and more
raedilv deci mDoaable materials, advanced. In
autumn, tha extremely light and imponderable!
cUarac.lom
DOr UI euiiocilllg ii, iu any suiiuijiiip iiiiti-
ly, oe of no small trouble and expense, and
many art iheroby deterred from availing them
telvet of an article of much value for agricul
tural purposes, (imply on this account.
The soring it also a favonhle te-iton to
toltrct oilier materials for the compost heap
muck, rotten word, loam, turf, day, 4c. be ,
all af which posses Intrinsic value, and may
aaallw b made conducive to the fructification
aad enrichment of ihe fufm. Most of thcae
a llele, indeed th wAtiloof them may be
profitably deposited in the yardt with the
leave. la form antrtifici&l itraluitt, .QD. which
the an'malt confined therein during summer
may repose and work. A person una tquamt
d with the business, will b surprised to find
how Urge a quantity of valuable manure may
be made iu this way, and at small expense, aa
Ihe aoty outlay required ia that expended in
gathering Ihe nnterials and depositing lliem
in the proper ai'ualion to become am-rk.
The hog-pen alone will furnish many valuable
loads, which will be of great advantsge to the
empa of corn, whest, potatoes, tud alo lo lilt
garden, and fruit orchard.
"'DOMESTIC recipes.
Coast 0a One pint good cream, one of
butter milk, one tratpoonful salerato and one
teaepoouful of salt - Stir in meal till it foams;
eel aa convenient. If made ol good mral this
eska will be excellent.
i)o Cams. Dissolve one leaspoonful of
lalcratua in cup of cream, and one quart
of good aiilki alir in flour very tmooihly till
tli mixture assume the consistency of a
thick batu-r." Wet your tpoon with milk, and
nlace vour battel at short distances in a but
tered pan. They may be made entirely of
cream either Willi or without crjt.
Good Custard. On pint of sweet milk,
a little lemon peel, and, a atick of cinna
mon. Boil briskly, and while boiling, beat
thoroughly, the yolk of five fresh rgs, oa
pint of tweet cream. A toon at th; flavor io
the epic ia perceptible in the milk, pour it in
to ill cream, stirring well, and aweelrn to
hetletirea inieantss, uut uo not per urn it u uou.
Season wilh rose-water or any thing y ou plcttp,
put into cups, and grate on nutmeg. ,
, VgAtt Boil two poundt. of good flour,
half a pound of brown eugar, and a small
quantity of salt, in four gallons of water for
fifty minute, let it cool gradually Jo the. tom.
peralur of newly drawa milk; bottle and
fqrV fiUw, It may b ued : in iweiiiy four.
boar. Uo pint will be amply miiirieni inr
twenty pound of bread, unless it i required
to be very right. In uch ease one pint i
allowed to ery eighteen pound.
Watkbv I'orATOK. A Jd to the w'r in-
which diey arc boiled, a Itiinpof lime of the sir
of a hen' r-Rg. N matter bow heavy or 'wa
tery ilie potato may be, on pouring on tne
water thty will be fotin.l jeriei",iy Ufy
tnil
mealy;- . , i .-t., ; ' ' I
TT !6D VaTEI Cut IA Opptf ' rTStJ
a tli'iek ojjin at it it utoal to rut bread for
loaat; brown It carefully but avoid bortiing
or araokinj; place it ia th jug, and povf oa
at much wtcr a it repaired, and cover Uit
jug till eold. . Jt amatt aliee of orang ar Wat-;
a rind, 'Bl thin, infused with it, greatly im
prove lh flavor. : ' ' 1
T Mam NtcBaB. TaV oa quart
of fine flour, two tcapKnfult of cream of tartar,
mig dry, and a tnfliciwt quantity of awoet
milk, and two-thirds of a tratpoonful of super
carbonate of soda. Mig throughly and bake.
Water instead of milk maybe used, if a little
shortening be allowed.
To CiuK a lla. Boil, if ofroedium aixe,
for fiv? hours, then remove the skin, and pre
pare it for the labia. Set it in an open oven
for thirty minulea and cover it thickly with
rusk or bread crumbs, finely powdered, and
set it again)in theoven for halfanhour. In thit
way the fat'will be fried out, and the fibre ren
dered much more lender than when cooked in
the ordinary manner.
HOW TO MAKE CREAM CHEESE
For two cream rhrett, lake tit qntrls of
new milk and ono of tweet cream, to which
aild two or three apoonfuls ofrenet, and let it
twnd nnlil sufficiently firm; spread a linen
cloth Hi a lare bsttin of odd water, lay the
curd gently on it, tie the cloth and bang it up
to drain for four or live hour in a cool place;
then change the cloth, nml put the card into
a vessel of the circumference of a common
plate, aii'd press it moderately six or eight
hours; it must be taken out, turned and split
horiron'ally with a thread; lay the cloth be
tween the two kK, trw asiam put inein iut
prct twelve or inur.ccn i.our- .. ,.rc. r-
uougfi, w ucli can w ascertained oy ine:r
firmness, keen them in fresh eras a few days
lurping lliem morning and evening. The price
of ihrse eheesrs, about the size of a common
dinifi? plile, is twenty five cents.
Il is wonderful, what. variety ol torms anu
dishes a good housewife will learn to make
in the country, oul of a'few simple materials,
to tickle the palate .of the "lord ami nunler,"
and leave him without any honest exeune toi
be tried ami out of humor with his own home
and fireside! -
Literature, Art and Science.
ORIGIN O V LITE 11 VRY 1) EC; RE ES.
The nractiee of conferring bonora ol lilea-
Ky tnttitiiliotit on individuals of distinguishtdj,
? " i 1 . vrtrt J,rb-vnlflri-ceMliiffyi4
Ciuuiion coiii"'"vi u ji
when liie Kmporor uuuiairc, imriog
Italy a copy oflhe Roman law. ordained that
it should be publicly expounded in the schools;
and that he might give encotir.igemenl to the
study, ho farther ordered that the public pro
fossor bf this law should be digniJicd by the
title of doctors. The first person cheated a
doctor after tliit ordinance of the Emprror
at Uulgariui Ilugnlinus, who wa greatly
distinguished for his learning and literary la
bor. Not long aAorwards the practice of cre
ating doctors wa borrowed from the lawyer
by divine alto, who in their schools publicly
taught divinity, and conferred degreeeon those
wh nail mane great pionrwncy in inai sci
ence. I ao plan Ol conferring oegreea in oi
vimlywa firtt ailopted in th liuivewUies of
r. , r-r I .1 U lu kf.,k...
llOIOgna, vxioru, aiiu t an, otw i.ismic,
Naguaiia'Chruti .Ameiicana, B. IV, p. 134,).
It it remarkable that the celebrated Dr. Sam
uel Johnson, when he had become eminent in
literature, eould not obtain Ihe degree ol Mat
ter of A rw, ftojn Trinity College, Dublrn,
powerful interest were mtde in hi behalf
for hit purpose by Mr. Pope, Lord Oower,
aTKheTrfam
1 application., madeiu.taJMtt nf character still
hiof duunguitid tuao, Joiinaon ... wen was.
are also on lecord. So eautioua and reserved
wrre literary institution, little more than
half a century ago, in bestowing their hoa
on.MilUr Life Btw, Jokn Kogtru
TUE HAMMER.
The hammer it the universal emblem of
mfeliintcr."'" With rw-lhVe - farfed- the
tword uf contention and the ploughthare of
peaceful agricutturc the press oflhe free and
the shackles of the slave. The eloquence of
the forum has moved the armies' of Greece
and Rome to a thousand battlo-fields, but Ihe
cUqiieiiee nf ihe haTimer ha covered those
of tong hat kindled high hopet and noble as
piration in the bosoms or brave k night and
gentle daraea, but the inapiration of the ham
mer has strewn tha field with tattered Helm
and shield, decided not only the fate of chiv
alrie comhat, bnt the fate of throne, crowns,
and kingdoms. The forging of a lhaudtirbeli
wa ascribed by the Greeks as the highest act
of Jnrti omnipotence, and their mythology
beautifully ascribe to one of their godt the
ttsk of presiding at the labor oflhe forge.
In ancient warfare the hammer watt power
lull weapon, independent of the blade which
il for. mil. Many a stout skull has broken
through the cap and helmet by a blow of Vul
ean't weapon, i be armies of the Crescent
would have subdued Europe to the way of
Mahomet, but on ihe plains of France their
progres was arrested, and the brave and sim
ple warrior who saved Christendom from the
sway of th Mutsrlmtn was Mattel "the
hammer." The hammer, the savior and bul
wark of Christendom, Tha hammer it the
wealth of nationt. By It are forged Ihe pon
derous engine and the tiny needle. It it an
instrument of the aavage and the civilized.
Its merry clinks point out the abode of indus
try, ,h it s domestic deity. Presiding over the
grandeur af the most wealthy and ambitioot,
aa weft its the most humble and impoverished.
Not a atick i shaped, not a house it taiaod, a
ship flpats, a carriage rolls, a wheel spins. an
eagint move, a press squeaks, a viol sings, a
spade delves, or a (lug waves, without the ham
mer. . V itltoul the hammer civilization would
be unknown, and lb human tpeciei only at
defenceless brute, but in skillful hinds, direc
ted by wisdom, it it an instrument of power,
of reathcet, and true glory, .
EACUINCJ OF THE DEAF MUTES.
It may ba recollected lhat several yean ago.
the Secretary of tbt Massachusetts Board of
Education gave a glowing description of th
art if teaching draf mute i articulate;, which
waa censured by many aa extravagant, if not
quite erroneou. . . 4,.
, Possibly he overrated die proportion of deaf
same whu ean, pe mghl rUculat,()(tlnc(
ly, of doing with tl English what cm be
done with ill e German language; but thai he
did not over state the facia which ha taw and
heard, ihe evidence of many person t who have
tinea visited the German rthoolt stem to prove
eonelusiveif . ... (,... ,. i ..,,.. , .
-Aa-tuu-UhjcMt'tniyenrt w.hot letter jnay be
found at length ia the Chiitliaa Register of the
OihinsL aavs.- - . Botlon .Uttctitrr.
"Upon our first mil flo ihe Institution for
Deaf Mute, w almost refuted lo credit our
own re asst. but repeated visits inerred our
Uniilianty with the marvel, but did nm dimin
ish its marrelloosuctt. 1 he Director look ns
at once, on that visit, lo the highest class oflhe
Lislitiiliim,:; It wa composed of those, who
i ti-ri fimriarintf lo e-nidiiatji. There wrre a.
i lrt,jl m tlf.veii iiirle. nnj neortw' 04 tiionv bava
' - i j-
in the elate. Cbelr ag wie4 from twelve
to fifteen or tilt. They wert) employed
with their bok aVid tlatei, t studying geogra.
phy, hittory.Sfithmeti and th like, in tb
earn tray at other childiwa. Their teach
tpokt to thera ia the stare tun of voio aad
wiikv tht sam rapidity af proaaacUtipii, UiaJ
b would bare done to other. He gave them,
ry, aama in trilhmetic which tliry copied
upon the blackboard, or apoa their title, with
perfect facility. U (tked tba queitiooa ia
gemrraphy, Which they answered without any
difficulty. They, on the other hand, address
ed their teacher in a dulinct voice requested
tim loaolve their diiTiculties; and to aid ihein
in their atudiea. Several of them read aloud
from various books unnn the table. Their
stvle of reading and accentuation did not dif
fer materially from that of oilier children. If
any difference existed it waa on the tide of
greater distinctness, lu short, eommuniea-
lion, by meant oTspeech. between teacher and
pupil wsj perfectly etta'.ilished. And yet
those children could not bear a single wui d.
They had no recollection and eould form no
idea of sound. .Their ear had never vi
brated to thj tones of music, or listened to
the rich melody of the human yoiec. They
were utterly and irremediably deaf. But, to all
appearance, they had recovered the use of
hearing- aa well ss speeeh. They were aluily
ing, talking, jml laughing like other children.
Instead of the dull, and inanimate expression,
which deaf children so often wear, their
feature beamed with life and happiness, in
stead of a painfully unmeaning sound, their
voices were cheerful and intelligent. Vit
called some of them from their seats am is'kci'
them to read a story or fuble.
....
i iicj um ""'I
Vff -einered tnw Tonversatiott mh
(hem (q jf (1 fouW un,,prsla,)(1 a triin.
wel, ,,, w whoin lhcy we ,P.
ralher alower tl.an usual, but with this change, "!
we were understood perfectly.
It was beauliful to witness the interest, de
picted on ihe countenance of these unfortu
nate children. When addressed, they fixed
iheir eyes jupon the speaker, an if tliry would
read 'bit inmost thoughts. And as they com
prehended hini, reading, as he spoke, his ideas
iaJhe. nujluinattf hJjrjixJEre?ion.pfi
jny stole over their eotHtwnaneus, auu iigtitc.u
up every (eature. If lhcy did not clearly com
prehend whatwna said, they loked distressed
and iloublful. And when they had completely
tnastered the speaker's meaning, lhcy would
ejap their hands with delurnt.N. I hey appear
ed like i)cings revelling in the enjoyment nf a
new sense. They fell an inexpressible "pTeae
tire in the simple act of communicating with
their fellow beings.
Wit and Humor.
DARN HIS OLD PICTURE.
Ned Grimes wore a sad countenance. He
was asked what was the matttcr, but no satis
factory answer was forthcoming. Al length
a particular friend obtained the following partic
ular of him:
"You know," said Nod, "I have been
courting Sally W. a long while, and so we
had a great nouon of gtittmg married, when
the darn'd old Colonel
Oo on, Ned, don't b a boy; what about
the colonel?"
"Why, you see, Sally said . I had better
ask him, and so 1 did as prriitc as I knew
how."
Well, what reply did he makef"
Why, he kinder iiinu-d round as if I wam't
wanted there, uo how."
"Well, Ned, let a know what they were
w hut the cnltmel -said-tor drsutrb ytfflf "ihuuT
to!
Why he :i!d- "
Said" what!" ;
"Why, he laid that if he catehed me there
again, he'dVowhide me till I hadn'tan inch of
rine li ft on my back, dam him!"
iifljTt m Has, my charming Ski," "
"A lover said to a Mat-eyed gal;
I woa't," said she, "you buy elf,
'"waVjr'vfrn
LEAVING OFF "SCHNAPPS."
"Veil, den, Holiness, I dell you how you
do. You go aad puy un pamd viskey, und
lake it home, und put a foshet iu it, mid
vhnnefer you vant un sehnap, go und traw fts
und' tliUBt ' wr tmirh yiakcy --aah-' yw-drw;
thutt to much water pour into dcr par
rel; den you tee you haf alrayt a full par
rel viskey only, directly, aflhcr a vile, it
coome veakcr and vcakvr, und at lasht you
haf nothing put un parrel of vatcr, drn you
van! no more use vor viakey, uud you jine
dcr. dohiperanche."
SIGN OF BAIN.
Sir Isaac Newton wae once told by a shi-p1-herd
boy that'll wasgoing to rain, though the
sky was cloudless. As the prediction proved
truSj Sir Isaac told the boy ho would give him
a guinea jl hp would point out how WcouM
fortell the weather to truly. The shepliorJ
pock'ettcd iho "tin," and gaid
"Now, sir, whenever you ec that black ram
turn hi tail toward the wind, it's a sure sign
of rain within tho hour." The philosopher
sloped.
CH.VPTERON PRINTING.
"Can't print mc a Bible!" said a good old
laily, who a short timt agocainc intoa printing
office in tht; country,
"Certainly," said the man al the case who
waa dabbling at ihe type tike a hen pickintr,
nicking un cornc "certainly madam, but not
just at present; it'll take tome time to do il."
"till! rcltirneu ino taay, "tor inai inaner
I'm in no groat hurry any time to day will
answer."
"To day!" said dio printer in aslonishmeifl;
"why mailam you dirt t think "
"Oh! yet said the good woman, seating
herself on a chair and taking out her knitting,
"I can wait just as well at not. It it onty
about one o'clock now, and 1 'tpote you'll got
il done by tea lime." :
"What! print a Bible ia one afternoon!
Why ma'am, il would take me an my Devil a
whole year lo print a Bible."
"Oh! my gracious!" acTeamed the old lady,
starling up in astonishment you don't have
tits Evil Ouo to work for you do you!"
"Evil One! Yet, he'e evil enough, llielaxy
dog.".. ." ; ::',,; L-:
"I wouldn't have him print a Bible for me
on no account, I alimuuirt helieve a word
oiilif
:r i.M .1 .1.
lie.".... -.i..:
"I don't know whether he't th father of
lie of not; he't a little Devil thero't no
Irustiiig hint;! mean to cancel hi Indenhiret."
"Well, good bye.'Mr' Printetwl could not
lln'nk of havinf a good book dim in ach a
bad office. Employ th Devil! Oh! aWf
" '. ' s ' ' "' V ' ' ' V. r .?.; :
r f Brawuw.rMUntirig 'ot'er the defeat of
Ihe Virginia and l enncaae Kuad Bill In the
Ifialatura, says Tennctaet it irrsreaentod in
Lite popular branch of her Ixif islature br 33
such, and misrepresented by ill twtr7 Quite
compluiicnlan-, I'arsxin. 'rfikrilk A'esr. ;
TV very latest new from Turkey' nivutbjus
llinttiou. Bern died ludd. nly. , y' '
'v vo t'Ttrw ncr t trrwfc t.- .
KITE 1M I NU I.N CAM ON. u ,
Tlie sky it a D.iii ersal flutlcr of kitoa. I
counted this afternoon from my window, tme-
tybrec, which were flown at various netgnia,
with great skill. Some repretentcd hawk,
and admirably Imitated their mamrnver in
the sis, poising thcautclvea, and tailing, and
darting; gaudy .buUerflii t floated nmail; and
dragon formed of a long succession of circu
lar knee, with a tierce bead, flew about in the
sky. ,'llie innjority wrre of mon-ly fanciful
sharve. Iioud nowesTikc a wind iustrutnent
eould be Jieaf J froin iliem. The most amns
ing form wss that r.f a lmtre fish which
twam the bine above, moving its tail and (ins
with a Ifidicrou't natural effect. 'FIiom like
animals arc also flown in pairs and made to
fight. Fbrrign Mistionarij.
A PUZZLE.
The following i recommended as a reading
exercise:
"I saw fire Tjrare niaiiR sitting on five
broad beds, braiding lirond hrniiU. I ?nid to
these firr brave mail!, titling on' five broad
bed: braiding broad bnids, 'Umitl broad
braids', have maids.
MllW'SOnTS.
MAM r'At Jl UIMi t:
ItiSKTII i UIMI ,
I'.ir-mnn in th I(sl.-'b i IV
i; .:i
tl lil
Hl.-u-J-fimitli K!i f.. I ip-ppi'SJ !lv f.ni film-1 '
cititcn ftf Knlriirll ur.-i tli-! .ni-rl.iii 'I m-- I
tl.ttt lie in rejMrcj iu iEi:iii'.;a luip
. (k in' it' I 'Unci .;.''..,. - ' i' i .' C.
I npi wd' .'tin r,i it n't t i ..nnr.
.Ami, ia snort, amr -thing in Marii:i'Ceiul !;!;
mil
ftork.
Ue l? alf o ii
ru.i. ii
, t the
irrl p-t nniice. IU.'
i rtiutiit ol' 1 .irks
l;-i on linii'l nil etion--il
nil k.liiti. &t .rii-i-j
; f'."i.r!. irti ii-.,11
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,("ut ..r
ou In 1:" i....';irs
Am-1., .i:.v. n4.i
1!:
lli.i-,-
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mer" I'ile" ni' wrl-! i ili'.-rl
Mi-ltrWn in hi-line ni u-iiici:
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nlVi..
All iTitcis t'iuUi?'.iliy eftLUlodul lin. u.u
ftli'l lii-w ttv' K i-;i!i n.-ti '! i.'i , c-ir.' w "1 1 .
ed. ( h-ili ff"!:i !i 'lr-f: tl'" V '', I." ,.i-i :i
excemtd at tlio .-ihoi fp-1 ':i-!il--. ' !! i I' ,
will be I'lauiil ui Ilie tini. . ill Ki.ii !,.i:i-i ii,
lti-pniriiiy in l.j m L ' f .i .l i r ii ?:
(ll'ST'llll-ll, V' '. f ' - ' I 'i i f
fill
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RaleMi, M!-ch. IPS''.
iuL2i:iilj:c.
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DRAW1 Xf! AnCHITKCTnt A"JhM V'- i
CIIAXICA!,. Ah thi, j, ,).,, ,M.on f..r!
yonnmi-ehaiiics htoI others lo npply tbem-i-iTcs to
the atlninment ot the pre:it"i.t cbl lo eminence in I
their various pursuits. .jii,:. ALnr.malt Juaawlailaa
ol lii-niui.1 . Iin.ii ilij-
WcY.inihl cull 1'ioir a:tentifn lo oiinjf;e's jey( '
llor.k for Self-in-rruclion.'' l einir n roTiijiicle mnnu.-il '
of let'liliii-:d lrnvviny. ineiiniin-r ls l.MKTItlC I, :
IlKAWlMI n.l,l"r:il..l'K.:'i'HK; illuli-aK-d with!
Sti MUel plntei.. au-1 i; -.pi-iiiie-l inn laioiliur niaiiner,
renihirui).- the nlt.ui.tu.iii .1: the art easy snd sgree
ablu. roui tht Xric York frirntijif AmrririmS
"It is tho best work on Drawing that we have
ever seen ; no young Mechanic, snrh at a Machinist,
Kngineer, Cabinet Muker, Mill-wright or Carpenter,
should be without it.'
From the Jlc'iimore W'ntrrn Conlitnl
" IU, who having thon; utdily mastered this book.
'" . " u'" "r""""'J",rw,nlt" "f "'
kind, mav well despair of ever homg ahl to sccoin
push turn a result.
on the Xdfifinal fnlrttiftimrer. '"
" Indeed, one who patiently and carefully goes
through it, could not I .nhl, so far s principles
and methods are concerned, anylnngrr to want a
master. .....,
' From the American Hnil Rnnif Jfitrnrt.
" It is commended to tboe l est qualified to judge
of its merits, as lieing the moat thorough and eom
pltitc work uf the kind ever published in this coun
try." "It ha roeeived nnIrorJjil.xammedtlMTvm
tliewoaa-.-snd woheTlsvs it fully merits all that has
beta said in its praise." Price $it,H0.
. HAltTICTfcAH StrTKIt-
We will forward a copy of the above work, free of
ejrpenfe, to suy part. of.tiieX-uum,.on. the racaiptif
three dollars, which may be sent per mail at our
expense. ' '
W. M. k C. have also published an abridged
edition of the aWe work for ths use of schools,
eoataiaing all the principles that are contained in
the large work,-"illustrated with 48 steel plates.
Price J1.23. Prrhrished and for tale hr
WILLIAM JUSIKIK "A CO.
lit Daltlinore-st., DAt-Tiaoas.
CHERRY PECTORAi,
For th enr of Cougha, Colda, Hoaiaema,
Bronchi tia. Croup, Asthma, Whooping-
Cough and Consumption.
The uniform snccfiaa which has attended the use
of this preparation its salutary effect its power
to relieve and curt affections of the Lungs, have
gained for it a celebrity eo,ulcd by no other medi
ciue. IV offer it U tha aihicted with entire confi
dence in it' virtues, and the full belief that it will
subdue snd remove the severest attacks of disease
upon the throat and Lnnirs. These results, as they
become nn'dislr known, verv naturnllv attract the
n-tontion of medical men aiid philanthropists even -
tin re. , vi i.iri tri i Ti, n-.iiiii. a oi
wliKRV i'Kitorvi,
may be stvn in !in- .-'oil.iwiii
VA!.'"'T!Ni: MOIT, V,
rr'f. Hi-ryr-i Vi.'. CH,y,, A'. IV
It i gives mo plcuuro to certify the v,iluo ami
efscacy of Ayes' cuKHiiY i-kovuhai,, which I con
sider peculiarly adapted to cure distance of the
Thr-mtond l.un--"
Tin-: nr. i;i:v. i.onn bishop field
writes in a letter to his "nen-l. who wa fust sin!(J;ig
under on sffoction of the Lungs; Try the cusauv ;
rscrouM.. ami if any medicine cm give yuu relief,
with Urn hle.-aing of 0I, that wi'l.
nur.r .iHKTicn kustw,
of Loni'Inni", wii:)' - Tluit ayrungdangliternf his
was cured of sevevn! attach of Croup by the cnr.n
at ric-rnsAi..''
ASTlIMv AND Iir..iNrilITIPt
The friwlim Jm;r-:.i! e.f V- ii-ral li-;jnhl -af llcs,
"That Asthma an-l rtrnnchliis, so prer4lent this
inclement climativ.h.i yiebled with surfodslng ra
pidity to Ayer's cnr.nnv i K -TeRAi., snd wc cannot
too strongly teeofi.ru'til ihia sliilll'nl preparation to
the profession ani ptihlU gtaenJly. '
Lot tht rnroJ.tuTei-r ru,k Ux Ii'iaf -'i';
. Ii vitTi-uiin, J.111, So, 11I7.
Dr. J. C. Ayar rirjt!r: .llavinr rjeeri ri-cti"i
from a painful an.I dungcroufl disease by yonr Piedi
emoi gratitude prompts me to send you tliis ac
knowledgment, not only In jnstieo to you, but for
the information of others in iiks aillictuin.
A slight eold upon tho lungs, neglected at first,
became o severe that spitting of blood, a violent
con'h and prjfVe night s--ert followed and fasten
ed apon mo. I b-icoHie ematiated, eould aot sleep,
was diatreatod by ni v aoagh. snd a pain through my
chest, and ia short had all the alarming symptoms
of quick consumption. No medicine seemed at all
to reach my case, nntil t providentially tried year
eiisr.av rsi-rua tl, which soon rellovod aad bow has
cured Has. - . Vours with respeet,
J w K. A. STEWART.
Ataviir, X. V., April 17, 184S.
been snllcted with -Asthma In tht worst forms so
that I have 'been wHigcd to steep 4n my chair for a
In raw part of ths time, being unable to breaths on
my bed., I hail tried a great many medicines to no
purpose, until my iniswiaa presort bad, at an ex
perimeat, year cusssv rrirroaAX. .... '
At first it seemed to make me worse, but in leas
thaa a seh I began ta asperiewes th moat gratar
mag relief name iu astt ami aow, in tWur weeks,
the diseaea hi otirLVevd, j J eaa sleep on say
bed with comfort, ami enjoy a state of health which
I had aerer expected to enjor. --- ,
- . .. .- , 6K0H6R 8. FASRAXTa
rsar.tasn tv 1. e. Avaa, cutaisr, lowxll, hass
g.Jd by Williams. Haywood A Co. Raleigh, Dr. A,
C. Ftsxs. Wilaungtoa, and by.Lragito generally.
' 5.: --:.,j.M-il.,:L...ii K JTSttj.
..,.1. y.f r , ,-, :
'p.' - JOB rmXTIMI ' ':V'-"V;
Xeally aud promptly exvcutcd at this Office.' '
..ran.
GRAyTVTiND WjOiflETTIAKaRPoCTK
MASrFAl'TOKY.KM'., hi, at tw tt.
Oppoeit th Kotaw Hoaet, Baltimore, Md.
, - KNACK k GAKH1.K '
WoM respeerfally nil tht atteatina of (he pwMit
to their aaparier graad aad seatit Piasine. .. The
Piaaas hUanfeerand at this tataMishajeat have far
delicacy af teach, sweeinaas, clcarnrts sad brilliaa
cy of tone, heaaty aa style of worirannshlp, hew
prorMaaeail by the most amracat Pnftin i to a
unsurpaiiiKd bj aaj uxtrnmeBU latije Ui this or J
biker roaatry.
I'rofeMora. amsteani, eoimrry merrliants, and
others visiting Baltimore, will ami ft to their edven-U-e
to aall at ear extMsiv eetnbUi)imnt bofura
furchasing elsewhere. gtM ly. ,
rplfK 8K0OND r.RANTt CAPITAL PRIZK
A OF D0I.LAK8I Xo. 3, 62, i
Sasqurnanna Canal, Class 44, was eold jestcrday,
'September I'.l, at the Urcat Priie A(rency nf
roLvix a co "
S. W. corner of Hiltimnro sad Calvert ets.,
hluseum Building,
Baltimore, ?ld.
All Prij!t sold at tills Agency, above f 1,000,
are alaays lnlj irnouneed upon the bottom of tht
Manager's Official Drawing.
i.").(hio dollars:!
Tl, in in the larirrnt priie aold in Baltimnr daring
the mouth of Hrptemher.
AND COLVIN & CO. SOLD IT!
Mid arc daily selling them, si the manngers' official
reoTil show. -
Or'lrrs for ticket in the Consolidated Icteric,
of MarylamL aiwnj-i leceiva prompt aitiitiimv
lWc sddrfis COLVIN" & CO.-
ltdllimorc, Md.
S Jw.
M KTIS VTIIITKI.KVS NATI"NAL Tt.iMC.
,1 r-ri-iii! nj,-i fur Vrrrr and Afftte.
In our summer and Full months, many ecctions
t,i nnr couiilry arc prostrated by this disease. It
b.-.s been our pnrlicul.-.r stndy to find out some reme-
i . ... ...... i.. .1 ir..i ........ .,,,1 ,l,;..b I...
t, i- dentie componrnj we hare effeoted Ibis groat
fiirl irtatum. Hend the hdlnwing ccrttliciilc :
I'owuattks F..-Tiinv, near Baltimore,
April i.th, INK
V. - r? Vurim Wni'rtiy. ' "
niv etriih'lfie In t'HVor of vonr vaill.tl.le ' Na-
. 'inMii.1' Having been troublo-l for "neilily
: ,ii-i.r.i- with the Ajnc and Fever. I tried almost
"vci t' in-- I hoard of. hut nothinr seemed to give
n:i- liny permnnent relief, until n few months S;o, I
1 .n-eli i.-ej from ono of your agents fMessrs. Jos.
.-bane I' ( o .) a bottle of your Tosic, and, after
: 1,'ivlns It a ffiir trial, t am, to my prent satisfaction,
- -in!.- I'-mi-.l : ttinl lmvo no' he).itfltioii in reeoia
mi : .oi; ,i hi ft'l pL-,. iis nr.iicteil itil AfeHC
.! .-, i! w. t ".
, IJ"ji'sl:MI :i,ATlJ-:t.n:K. '
- nnil s
?ul.lJi t hUoi t Mil
id by Martin & Vthiieloy. 4n
V," Eaifi.QoTtrr"sn WWw b-y. '.;.
1'. F. 1F.-CI l,
Raleigh, "S. C.
81
Dlt. MAItTlN H
1: i fy f. RS A tr -Pl: HMT1 VK- PII.LS.- -
A Keine'lf for all ifwons, and safe at nil
- tinios. " The nrnfrt' superficial obeoTcr is
uwiiro-tliH; one grent cause ot uncase islostue
vr,s, n-l tbat by the timely taking-of a Purpitivc,
the vateni is often restored to its nsiinl health. Dy
snch u course, the lives of hundreds are saved, who
would olherwiso have fallen victinvs to disease.
These Tills remove all lrritnting lilnttcr in the how
rln, and CTcito the biliary functions to a healthy ac
tion. The press Is teeming with the recommenda
tions of I'urgativg Pills, gotten op by men who
kuow nothing of the elfects of Tnoilicine on the hu
man system, and hence aro endangering the lives
of thousands, who are daily using them. In offer
ing. Therefore, these rills, ww think we are doing a
i l,r,r henrft. thev are tho nrcscrintioa of a
i , . . . , ....
retnilnr-idiTsicisn, who hss used them in his prac
tice fiir tenor fifteen vesrs, and with great success.
Prepared and sold by MAUTIN & WIIITLKr, at
their WlM,lesale Drug Store, t8 South Calvert ft.
P.aItiiuore,"and for sale by "
P. P. PF.SCI D,
-St. " Bahih. X C.
WiMKTHIXO NKW.
Tl TITKEIl SOX, alvfnys at the top of
- ine lllut-H, imvejuas nx-eivou, unu nave U10
pleasure to offer to the public, Hats of the rarest
-mw mrios- ha iu, this
market. They are a French invention, lately intro
duced into this country, called ilibui " char-earn.
Tueca-niqireo'1 jVscaowyrf-Vq,-for-w-h1cli tho'ln
genious hatter, M. (libus, 1ms received the eulogies
of the Hociety for the Knconi-ftgement of National
Industry, and the Acailemy of IiHlostry, of Franc,
with Gobi and Silver Medals. This hat is an ele
gant curiosity, ss well aa lnvury, as it possesses an
elasticity by which It es be folded into tha com
pass of a cap, and the thrown oat into the shape
and smoothness of a moleskin or beaver. Come
and see.
Doc. 18th, 1810. 60
" HeitoTtttiou and' Piiawu iiirteajt of trw-Hir-by '
M, Wise A Son nf Virginia.
A CARD. t
MWISR SON, finding it altogether im-
possible to attend personally to the great
number of daily applications, from all sections of
the Union, for their remedy for Baldness, and for
their celebrated Ham Tosie, have found it necesaa
vy.to afapoiat UmidJEix&dlm0A!pi&..ii-wat-different
cities snd towns throughout the United
States, resting him with authority to appoint snb
agents, nse and vend the Hair Tonie, and to applv
the KasToaATrvavand to put them into the hsnds nf
those he may appoint to npcratt wherever a siifll
eient anmher of patient ia any town or neighbor
hood shall be obtained.
Capt. Otosos Calvist, of Fauquier eonnty. Ta.,
Is alone authorised to act as Oencral Travelling
Agent, with the powors above Indicated.
Capt. C. may be expected to visit, as speedily as
practicable, the principal cities and towns of the
Union.
N. B. Capt. Calvert will always have on hand
a supply nf the HAn vostc (which cleanses Ihe head
! nf dandruff, strengthens and invigorates ths hair,
..a"11 prevents it oiso irom miiuag on, rur uie regum
or e.Tr.ntry ruisrcotnigiioui to nrs operatb hs, of it
! may always ho obtained at wholesale, and forword-
ed to any part of the Union, by addressing the pro-
pnetors, M. Vliss & hos, itichmoni!, a.
tMt I'rice per doien cash. Six bottles for
J.j or sue dollar single bottle.
51 ly.
M. OHKM.
Wll. 8. HOPKINS.
flKKM A HOPKINS, MgcHANr Tailosa, and
11. m , !
ptroct, X. V. Corner of Charles, '
BAtTiaoas.
A large assjitmcnt of Rsadi-Mads C'aothiso of
buperior Quailtv,;
isffrRtCr! oxi.r. "
Cloth rpoms np stairs Entrance, south end of
U: store on Charles Street 80 It.
I'XITED STATES WHOLKSALK CL0T1UXC
WAUKIlOUriP.
LFAVIS A nANFORD, No. V,2, 254, 250 and
HoH. l'earl Stroet between B'ulton Struct am!
Burling Slip, New YoaK, are the Urgent Mnmifao
turcrs 'if cuirmsa In the United Slates, and are
tiow offering their extensive assortment for the
Spring ami bummer trade, eulted to all markets.
Also aa isuueuse stovh of Whitt Skirti, FUmtul
Shirk, Drtxcn, $t. Oil Clovuiso, and CovtatB
Hats.
Catalogues of stock sent by mall. Orders prompt
ly fill. I. One price, and no deviation.
- Janaary 1, 1B30. 61 Itt.
LalnriUary af 7Wftoaum liotanie XeiUcmtl.
Kl'lIKAIM LAKJUBKE.
No. 21 SoI-vh Calvist St., BALTixna.
nA.? h8,!??,"t Bo"?"'0 EtoblUh-mer ttifrl,. rMiot to sutanwM aot taoaod thirty
l. niton attaioa. a t, .1 ka a . 1 -i 1. ,.n hanj ik. . . . . i . i e. -e
United Statos, and hat alwavs on hand the
most complete issortmaut of fvn Botanic Medi
cines, ia bulk or put up In neat 1 tad , lb packages,
labelled wrth direction's 8iitallafrretoiling;- Also,
tha varlons Tinctures and esmnilol Oils, with a full
assort siaal ef Bolanit Mediaai Workai tlyidngca; ftc.
. - ... -.. . .. .... ... s, F. (it.
BLKACHIXO I'OWDEB.
fTtllE senior partnor of our Ina (jusrrnturriod
from Europe! having made arraniremmta fur
Urge and regular ooasignmeiila of to rery beet
taaJity of Bleaching Powder at Chloride of' Lime,
aA shall now ha ahl to sajmly dealers autl ean
sumers throughout tlie Uniied states,, oa ths moat
lavourable terms.
Wt shall only teO tht bast article, aa each lot will
be aasJyaod by a practteal Chamist Mm btiag
saippau w as. . s.,.,t , . 1 -
Vho'essle Commission Paper Warehoes sad It
, , ., .No, U Cliff fc'tii,.sXssi lTaaa.
l'RrMAitTix's ;--v::.-
- bl "i l" Or " ILD CUEBIK.V
Tht Wild Cherry and rtaneparilla, waieh art tha
1.;. ,1.1- Mm.MtlM km - Lm. I ,
rasrtsratod as Conmmptlea aad Herafato, i'ovaV,
Colds, rlpHthif of blood. Asthma, lev Thioreme-' ,
dy uieroasea rather thai impairs th appetite, aiuf
oromwtoa to a sasoitslila iheiaa A '
nmrim.' Thi to as sayariaiag. whta wa est iJ
er that lU parol iar properliee art torww tht mat,
boil actina of lh aAeoranet renes, aad tha aarvaa
and mascnlar syvtvat, whil at tha asm time it t-
minl-hes the act I'm of the blood vrosels. It is Mr
prising what a woarierfal affect this remedy win
freaaently pnalaev evra ia tht etas aggravated aa4 .
adnncod stage of Bcrofalaaa and Chronie Palm,,
awry biiieaae. It tarma to porvad th whole
atmetar of tba t'aaav, aa softea thorn mm
rNArmor manre formed in th IBige, and toWaayt
them down to tho same slat e aetiua with the rest
of the system, by which health it promoted aad
sustained. It also (litters from moot other rrmedi sa
in Iwihg remarfcaMy pleasant, aad ia aot having any
of those heating, atapifyiag or diigastmg proper--'
ties, which arajouad to most ether atiaaseiioae
the W i l I n no or aad 8aaj-aiuu. . .
Read the following from hifrhly res pec to Me gw
tleman in Kbcnandosh eonnty, Va. - -
New Mask, May Ma. IM.
" Ir. tfarlia Dear Hiri For tlteca ar twenty
year I have been much troubled with a violoat
ranyt and difliculty of breathuig. I had tried ma- '
ny things, bnt all with -no heaellt, till I Best wide
your Vn,Kfmi,n4 -tnp nf Wild (aerrw, at Messrs.,
A. Henket Son's Ktore. At the iaetanee af rear
lYiemt, Mr. Knah R. Il.nkpl. I waa iadneed to take
a bottle of the Hyrup, and finding so much relief, I
continued to net it, and now think myself entirely
relieved. i .
TllII IP KNIPP. Hen'r." '-r-
cV- IVcparcil aad sold by AUstix ft Wtrrr
i.kt, No. 48, South Calvert Street, Heltlmere; aad
for sale by I. P. PKHtTf),
Raleigh, N. C. -II
JL.
" uZ J I " 1 WMlliaua.
I I a ,.,,""! 'WTtr--ateilUlst
tl",r nil supply of Hardware aad Carriag
I Materials,. Sad are enabled to. offer fqr sal a stock
PJy ingn. ed, and many article at much rt
In Csrrinee Trimmings especially, thcr have pur-
elemoil lni-inTr nml ran if 1. e
Manufacturer of .Carriages In this vicinity to get
their supply of them.
it ia of eonsciueuee to sell for cash aad to those
who pay promptly on short time. Huch customers
ill do well to giro them call. They enumerate
some aTticies thnt they keep for sal, ri t Coaee
Lamps, Huh and Hand Danoa, Springs, AleK
sunup Joints, l'Uitcd Duvh Frsuie Plated Handles,.
Iir.uu-h Irons, ("iirtnln Friimes, Mullcnule Castings,
tt-eha-riTfrtiriwtwiTtnw
ll 1'...,, ('I...!... llul. VI I. I, ;
.., i.. L.r.ii.1-, vi-'iii., .'.iiiiaoa no vi r.iusif, pnS.
! t'arpct. Oil Cloth, Patent Do.. Hubbcr Do.,
T n"f'.'. TiiCfs -Vriwh m4..i.. . S'. IT I
- .
lluini.. flA.l T. . V.:i I II !
""ul" ... ... i .iiiuji ,,anp, uiipau, i f nU Oli
ver Knobs. Top Props, Moss, Coach Btep aad
Hinges, Fellies and Shafts, Spokes, Bows, Ac, ft. ;
Sign of the Key, Bollingbrogk Ktreet, '
, , Petersburg. Ta.'. ' ';
X ' 40-lT.
NKW HOOTS AXD SIIOHS. I
(UXW L. Bl'KCII, Foyettailh St. one V'r I
v' ocWMe VoH flire,K.ujtwa, N.C.,) would
inform the public Hist he hss just received a large
assortment of UooTa k olioss, comprising ia part
the following articles!
Ladies' Goat W lit Uuskins,
French do. do. -Kid
Welt Ties,
Fine Kid Huskies,
Fine (J recta J. a Victoria, (New Fashion,)
Geat do. do. do.
French Kid do. do.
Children's Tllack Morocco, do.
Do. t'olored do, - do;
lm, rtronxe do. do.
- Do, Lseed Boots, da.
Boy s Calf Boots, ,
-XNX. Jup.ao. -
Do. Lsced Monroe's, '
- Do. Peg atrapped da..
Cbih Iran's do.
100 'airs 1'hiMelpkia meiJc Cctlemn'l Btl,
Stiched and Pegged, different qualities,
H'iwimi's (?racia Uovti, (Xcw Stylo,) . r
r icsh uut.
Nerroe's Coarse Shoes, kr. 4e.
vt rttmtrm - wsatlhr ltootseS -Sif K-STrF '"
him a rail, aa he knows his assortment ta bs th
largest in tha City, and be getters himself Hut ht"
csn furnish as good bargains, if not bettor, thaa
can be got any where else in th Hrr.
O. L. BCHCH.
November gl. 149. 47
Miumrxsxu.MmuiAKxt.v&k-
- tiPKlNfl ilOOI3.--T'--'-'.--.--5--
Tn A." slITCIIELL, has jast raeaivtd from Sew
41 York a handsome Lot of cheap Srini Goods,
Til,
A'aaorfeil tricot"'"
Irish Linen, "
rancy timghams, ..
Colored Cambricks,
llleached Shlrtinga,
llrown Ditto,
Kentucky Joans,
MarllNiro' Stripes,
Cambric and Jaconet Mnslin.
SilkftCottoa Mkfs.
Fine Jeans,
Bed Ticking, '
Spool Cotton, " 't
WhlteAblk waddiog
Silk and Gingham
vmnrellas.
fiwiss-MUsliM S Blsliop Uths," Ladies anohoM
Slippers. . .
Super Moleskin Hats, ' Oentlcmen's do. do.
, ' T-tf
OAKDEX SEEDS.
OF all th most popular varieties warranted fresh
and genuine, just received sad far sal si tht Drag
.Store of WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD ft CO.
7 at.
CONSUMPTION. .
There is perhaps, na disease with which
country is sffveted, which sweeps on" tanaally as
many victims, ss that fell destroyer af tha aumaa
race Caasamptinn. Day after slay, year after
year, the insatiate monster harries to th portals
of the cold and silent tomb fresh added victims to
its conquest. So walk of lift is sacred from lis
blighting influence. No sgs is sxewipt frnm it
death dealing shafts. Tba old, th middle age, and
the young, all alike, ar food for thi teasstoa ene
my of mankind. Th whitekalred patriarch, whost
lift of temperance hss rendered his system impsrvK
ous to Hi atttacks of other ills, ana whose toed
deeds prepared him fof tht en joy men to af lift'
calm evening, finds Consumption fastening ka
fangs upon his vitals, and tearing him from a World
erer bright to. mind which look complacently a
days wed sjMut.
Is ther no elp for ths afflicted! Te preventiv
of the darfgergi which beset as in tsac changeable
ami lick! clime? Ws think chert to, . And if th
allegations of those who are at least aalitlod to vr-
racily. may be believed, ther it t preventivt and
remcily. ' - "
Wlstar's Balssm of Wild Cherry is offered to a
suffering world ss such. It seeds net tbt "sdven
titious aid" of a long string af aetitioa certiftcatts
to give it notoriety. It tnw value and intrinats
excellcnct art aufBolent to tntitlt it to th eona-
ilenc of th publievand to r
"Waft on to fame" '
the name of its inventor, -ss a benefactor of hit
specie. - :.,!
hunt genuine unless signed I. Bl'TTS pa ths
wrapper. ...
tor sale, wholesale snd retail, by WILLAMS,
ItAVH OOD Co., Raleigh 5. C. -. . ,
NOTICE. , .
THR andmigncd, ta tb aama and aa behalf tf
Lafayette Division, No. 2, of th Boa of Temper
ance, will give Hi 1,01) for the best Origins! Essay
on ths Evils of imtempersne and tht Hwmedy.
This Essay must b written by a North Casnllnia
a,rna itrimlaotma. and mast ba forwarded tret ar
charge, on or befbrt the Mb af Jns et, to Rev.
-T .. - u. u r i . : . l awl f i SbImImn -
p.. l . rieuin, n. n . r niiioa .
KeqsC IUieigh, S". C;; who a klaaly eattatit to
act as adjmlicator. Too manasenpt. must at M-
companied with sealed letter emmtatng We srt
dress of th writer. Tht award will ba adjudged
lh last day of AguaW
c: p. joxEi.
ha - t;l w-
HIE PIHTiSOPIIER OUTDONE; ,
7 A tearoet. phllosViphcr oetrif vwf tntfim
hi uidv.a little girl came to ask him for ivmsio '
Sntv "But,' ay the Doctor, "yon hav Bolhy l
ing to pal it in; and as he waa (roinf to frith
tomething for that purpose, tb little firl loop
ed down at ilie. fire-place, and takinf oo
cold aslie in On band, the pot liva ember
on theta with the oilier,
r
Noks, ant ini;,"wilh alt my lttM
f never have funnd'oul. tHat k4nU" ;
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