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NEW SERIES, TO L. 9, NO. 49.
SUN13U11Y, NORTH UMBEUL AND COUNTY, PA. SAT URD AY, FEBRUARY 23, 1857.
OLD SERIES, YL- 17. NO n
II II II
The Eunbury American.
BY It. B.MAS3EB.
Uarktt Squar; Sunfcurjf, Ptna.
ERM8 OF 8UB8CRIPT10N.
?ll?.rC .. . i., on tiuainr. retatim to
TO Cl.UBS.
TareeeoeteS ."',,,
Jvn .. U.i
Fit teen " . fof u,,,, year 'a aul-
dnllar. in .dviiiic, will rT '
. T K R M 9 OF ADVERT. INO
...f l line.,1 tl,M
900
10 no
till (H
and frank
r. pcnuit-
..... vMf.
Mh'rfSiW of iu.t-I
lfFiv.linVfYf'
.nvTTi.;' -i -
I 00
Hi
sou
tut)
ot
300
taeo
JOB PRINTING.
JU." ' nr., .at.UU.hrsenl a w.
..Ircted Jt'll l't r 'h, .riv f I"'"11"-
i n the iimte.ii "' " '
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Business .tmled w m two
ihumberland. Union, Incoming
(.'alumina.
Caa. Glow.. r-"
Linn, ?'lt' c"'
JSelccf $!oeln
Hon. loll R. Tyson,
!.imr,ra t lnmlra..,
t nxTtoT wnnwTAIK COLLIERY
liUllUiSl aiawwa.- a CI tl
SUPERIOR WHITE ASH
ANTHBACITE COAX.,
It.Ca..xl. NoaTucMH-aiAaD l niti, 1
SIZES OF COAL.
LUMP, fr Want furnsce sml Cupolas,
siri'iWHillT. for Steamboats, Hot Air
j . i . -
Turnacea and team.
UUOKEN, ) Fof Grate,, Staves and Sue.
STOVE, For Stove., Steam nJ burning
NUT, Lima.
PE.. for l.imebur.iers and making tram.
Order, received at Mt. Carme! or IWtbuin
lUrl.nd Wharf, will r.caie prompt attenuan.
M. IS- do.1'1',
D. J. LEWIM,
WILLIAM MUM.
May 3, 1866. tf
XILWORTH BBANSON & CO.
Hardware Merchants
it . ..t frnni No. 69 to No.
iiavuig n"" -
Market Street, PbtlaJelpni.
Are prepare,!, with greatly increaaed fWw
,o Gil oMer. for H ARUWA KG ol .very ;
In lit term., from a full ...ortment, ...cluJ.ng
KailrmiJ Shovel., PicK .
Country merchants mud others tv.II fn.d It to
their in.ere-t to call and cx.miu. our .lock te
lore purchasinK clnew'-iere.
Apil H. IS56.lT .
TJ.S. CD IP
6W oik our Native Land."
C USQUE H ANNA CAMP, No. 19. of the 0.
S of il-.e U. S. A. bold. it. UteJ ioni
Moviiai ewning in their New
V. Hrishu store, bunhury, I a.
leg. ia, .o
73
LET I'H KKiSON 1sUI '.lilt.
HOJ.LOWAY'S PILLS.
WHY ARK WE SICK?
it hat been th kit oftbt human rart tn k watrhfd
dnw. by diacaac and luflvriiig. HUl.l.OWAV'S PlLUS
re apeciNlly atlupifd to the frlief 4 th WKAK, tlii
NKIlVUL't. Ihe UKUCATK, ami Ui INKIK.M, ut all
cJimet, agta, leift, ami ritititutius. I'rifvisr IIuIIm
way pen iwlK' suprrhilemU the nmnuractute of hi nieit
iciurt in the'viiiU'd StvtPi, and olTcra llirm to a free and
enlightfnrd (vrople, aa ihe Iwit laHirdy tbt world ever
aaw for the iiuovl of ditaM.
THESE TILLS rCTlTFY THE BLOOD.
Thete faiuoua ! la are ta.irfMly cunibitied to operate
nn the aiotnHrh. (he lircr, tha kMlnea. trie lunga. Ili tkm
and the tmwels, correrrinff any deriniftriBent iulhrir futtc
tumn, puril'ytm the blood, the very Ifuntaiii of life, and
( an pi curing diaenie hi all itbf'irmi.
DYSI'KllA & UVKU COMPLAINT
Nearly hnlf the htiinnn race htve tnkrn thcur 1'ill.
han been prored in all p:irra of the wrM, thut ti"thitir
hnB tirrn fituinl fqnnl to thrtn in iMa f dit Tilers of the
livrr, dyiipepsia. mid ttnmnch rnniphiinlseenerHlly. Thev
)Oii cive a hrnlihy t"nc to th argnu. Imwevet tuuvh
o- 'Hiigcd, and when all other rat-am have failed.
GENERAL DEIULITY, ILL HEALTH.
Mnny of the mini despotic Gorfriimrnti huvti opened
their Cumom II-uaea to the introdnrlinn ,if three rill.
I hat thfy nifty tirromt the medirtu of the mutpri. Lenm
ed Collf pea ndmit thnt thia nieMlH-ini ia the Itent rnifdy
ever known f i eianaof rielicntr hen It h. or where the
avatem hnu bren iminired, aa ita inrigoratiiif prpertica
never lull fo an rn renei.
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
No female, youtifr or old, ibmild he without thin vte
brated medtciiie. It rnrrtria and irmtulatca the monthly
eournra nt till pet nuts, act in u' tn many vjttr like a chnrtn.
It inftlio the heat and mfvnt mrriioiite thtit run he triveti to
Chil'lrrii ot all ref, and for ntty cumptatnt; conaaqueutl)
tio laraily ahuuld be withnut it.
llollnicay's Pills art tit heat remedy Jknntcn
in the world for the follwinrj disease :
Aathmri, Fevrr and Afrue 9totie and (jrnve)
B wt'l Complaint! FViniite CnipViinta lci,nd;if y fvnip
t;onha flpftrinrhft . Inward WpukneM
O'Ma IiidtRfatnm LirtT C-aipliiitf
Cbfst Pienca Influfiifn I.vnMof Spiritu
CnniiTenrM lnrlninin:irion Pilet
Dyspepata Venrrml Alrtiona
fi;:rhora Woruia, of nil kioda
Dropay
PILKS AND FISTULAS.
It,
AYliili'fc)
Cathartic Pills,
(sra
. . ii.ii ..i.iuitiite Y.
mtneirix-" "n :
Iiiilitation and
SHINDEL. W. C.
M. I
I.ttl JtAuotTt, K. K. ,nim
O OF XT-
LNUUISY CtjUNCll.iNo- 30,O.of U. A.
kt"'"1, OU.M.11.17 III tllC
3 M. niet-t. every
American Hall, opposite
V.rWei .treet. tMinnury
E. V. uriulit . .lure,
P.. Members of the
jteiul.
8. S. Hr.iiuicK. R. S.
Jan. n. l"'-"" '
Sunhtiry,
'55.
, ,. ihi Nn. 19 J. 5. ol A
evening. i t American Hall, M""
Bunhury. WM H MU33ELMAN, P
A. A. PmssiKii. K.
, July . ""
tabl. ue. wo sue
Sun'.iury.
.fif ml. Inr
lll.Kt """.m r,.,eived hy
t;t7juu .v m. A. 11HUNER,
JuneSI.'S6.
....... i i.o.a-v llrandy
U...vv . . , uiackherry
-I L'HT received m frek h P I Y
J brandy J 'va,udb Vm" A?lJRUN ER.
complaiiKa hy
A.uuu.14. 1056.
TMour reea uuu
SEASHOLTZ&PETERY.
Leta ten Mark 9 -
'iroailway,
of
R
n.,r, i v nf.irm Uio ciu...
ESri.ciri.-.- .Teiu.t
Sunl.ory aim ..J ...ortment
i -m ami wvii wsv - I
e.ctMveu loift -
.yAMliJJ - rf - s,10U,der., Mackerel,
eon.iblmt, m part .r J ' , Pre,clved
,II.rrin. White Fish. od i. K ice.
Fruit. P.l. Crackers. Chej-. i,n.
Cortce, icreen, roa. - . .
.1H COATED,)
4i Mali: 10
riEAKSE TITE ELOOD AKD CUP.E THE SICK
Ilamlltl.. I'nlliei, liei-i. Pliy.lclnith
Pliilai,th,-iln(., rem! tllflr KfTi-ct.,
autt itilfce of cliclr Vlriut..
KOR TIIK CCKE or
llendachr, Kick llendnche.Fonl Stomnrh.
fiiriitr.a, fi.. Mmt 1, lf6.
Ca.J.C.ArKK. Wr: I lmv Un li.tl!y curni of
tl otii l..i li. .hy U-.lv cah Im.. I.v A iir tu
.if your Pill.. It Hrai. V. . u. ... ... . r,,n1 ;t..iii-li. lii.'h
llmj rlntiiM t mi... If lliy cm ol'i.ie
n..,' Ui. tiwt it w.frtli Auowini;.
Yuim llb git leij ctt, KD. PKKBI.K.
CIrV .Vnler VUnvm.
Cilions I)i.oler aid I.iver Complaint.
ImrnHTMt.vT nr Tin Ivrti iki.
Wi,llllr.. II. C. " M'.. Iti"-
u: I b.Tf vt4 voir I'ill. In my Tmm1 ami iKvpi"1
lini. tira miw jr.m ma lt tlii-m, kh 1 1 atiu.il lmill to
.v tttrv Aiv Hi. Imt f'HtlmrtU- ein.i"y. Tlifir i.nn
l.iliK . lion an tli. lir'r impii. k nn-l .1" niliiiiiit.
It lliry Air an aUkaiiialite niiil.v tor drAiig.-ni.nu irf ttiAt
.n jaii. In.irnl 1 liavo IiVto fmio.l a ..fM..u dit
. n oUtiimt. that II lild not rea.liljr Ji.U tn ih.m.
rrAr.rull) lour.. AI.HN.'I BALI.. M. D..
Dvcnt'V, Helm, nmt Worms.
rH!7 omrs, 1lr.Ti.inn. Li.Oo.. Mich.. No. IS. H5.
Via. Aru.: Your Till. ie th. (.fifwlioa o lnlidiii.
Tliff l.a dun. inv ifr lliw. (t.nl tli.ll 1 can t.ll )uil.
Sli.'lia'l tn-pii alrfc Ami piulnn away aumilia. Wfnt
off lo Iw Am-UiiwI at itivat ciiwa, but (rut no ltt.r. Sli
lli. n r..imnn. ..l li.knili vtmr i'ill. wlilrh n..n niil liur,
l.y .xiTliini: Uir. qiiAiiiiiiwi .if w.nni. tika.ll fn.m liar
! 'lv. Tll ftf i aai.li curnl li.r an.l r.ur two rhtl.lrn
r.f I.Wl .Ivwi.t.rv. Our ..f r.ur nriRlilKint had it Iia.I Anil
it ili ciiinl dim wirti two !. f y.iur I'ill.. wlill.
oili.i. aronn.l u from fir. to larnly .loll.i. .lottoia"
lal'.a. an. I kt iiiuili linie. willioiil lirinu mini .iitn.ly
av.n tl.rn. .Such a iii..llrin yiir., wliicli i aclually
.mil ami li.uct. will t" r'i'.il
0K0. J. OIllFFlN. ruimaittr.
Indigestion nnd Impurity of the Itlood.
V.in .rr. J. V. li mn, littnr nf A lm.t lliureh, Hutm.
1. Arm: I liArr n.rd y.Kir I'illa with rxtia...liniy
.iK.ru In U'.y fAinily ami aiimlia tli 1 ollr.l to viit
in .ii.tiM. To irirulMtr iLrrtrKAfiiKif .liAe.tum an.l piilify
t!i lilowl tliry ai tlir vny l.t rni..ly I I.Ai. r.r
known, Ami l' call ninflilrntly ncotunirnil tlirm to mj
(ri.n.U. Ynuis, J. V. IIIMM.
YCtiAW, WroMIKQ Co.. S. Y.. Oct. 2. IMS.
Tl... ... 1 ... n.iiiif v.inr fHthaltir Till, iti my Iiruo.
tic. ami flint tlirm an rirell'tit .nret' tc drain, tli.
atatrlu and iirtfy th fuiinlAin. of tl.r lnm1-!.
JOHN (i. MKACII4M. M. D.
Ervsipelns, Se?ofili, Kinc'a I'vil. I'etler.
Tumors, mill Snlt iilieum.
Trim m y rifuniii g Mirhunl if S Aoui. ln. 4, In-".
P. Arr.a: Your I'illa ai. tli. liara-ron of all tliAt ia
. i mt in moilloin.. Tl r) tiav. oir.1 my littl. .lau.lit.r
of nlo.roii aorm uain li i liAU.ia ami ft.l lliat lial iroi.il
inrnral.lr fir TrAr.. Ilir mu'liT li liirn l.mf in iiTou.
ly A(Tii!l with l.l..tcl. anH liimpli'. on li.r akin an.l In
li.r hair. Afl.r our rliil.l waa ruml. .Ii" alao tnr.l T.,ur
I'illa. and lliry l.avr cinvd l.r. A!A MnlilillllHiK.
IlheunmliMii, Nemalpin, nnd .out.
r. n tkt Ilir. llr. ;uw. . M'to-M '-" v"'c
l'l LAH II.XMt. S,IAH. C... Jail. Ii. lt-S".
llonr. Bia : I llionl'l I llHf ralrfill f"l Ilir r'li'f your
kill lia. Iiiouulil in. it I did i o l'l' "t ,0 'V'1-
A i.il.l 'ttir.l in liiv liuila and IuohkIu nil rx.-nl' lAlllit
Briualirif pain., uliicli rmlrd in rlu.niK- rliruuiatlaai.
NolwiiiiaAinlinn 1 l.a.1 Ilir lrl of lilili in Hi. .haraw
airw a...- and won, until. I r tl.r advi. . of Jour
Irul imrni in lallmioin. I'r. :aikmi. I Haul "ir I'illa.
Tlilr r t ,i. 'W In aim. Iyivung III IB.
ua. of llitm I aut now enliirl.v r.rll.
f mat CllAai., ItAlux IIou.ik. !... t I'rr.. 1
im. Arr.s : I liair lu ril .ntiirly nurd Ly jr.mr Pill, or
Itk.iluiAlii' Uoul a lutinfui lin" lliirl had .fl'ii'lr.1 Ulr
fr ,r.. TINl'KNT pl ini-LL.
For Dropsy, I'lctharn, or kindled i oin-
Plallll.. irnuilins an avlir. .um, tin) airan.Ai.l
ut rrinriiy.
For Co.livenesm or C'einalirnli'", "
m iimutr 1'ltt. Ihrv air ai.rnl Ir nd r.-lttoi.
' OOD HELP THE POOB.
Darkly the winter day
Dawns on tha nmor ;
How cuil the heart be gJ
Who can endure T
See, the sail weary wight
Wanders from noon to night
Shelterless ! hnnielefs ! (juite !
God help the puorl
Now the red robin, here,
Sits on the sill ;
Nut eVn a (train of bere
Touches ita bill ;
So with the houseless poor ;
Wamlf ritijf from door to door,
Seeking a morne! more;
Lord, 'tis thy will.
Niiilit spp ads her ab!e wing ;
Where can tiiey lie t
Sorrow like tla-na must bring
Tears to their eye :
Full the c I on 1 1 torn-lit fulla,
Down they must lie in bulla ; .
Each to hiH inuki-r eulU,
"Lord, let me die !"
Ye whom the lieuvelis bless,
t.Jive from your .tore ;
'Twill ne'er ninke your tieusurus less
Mii.t iimliu tlieni inure.
For be thut gives chuerlully
Uod loves tenderly ;
Jive tn them, nuy with me,
"Uud blip the poor!"
From th. iudependont.
PRAY-IR IN TEMPTATION.
Father, unto thee I raiae
No appeal for length of days ;
Nor lor friends, my way to cheer
have many kind utitl deur;
Wealth it were but sill lo choose,
Having ull I rightly use ;
Neither ask 1 health's iiierensp.
Since my tlays mid nights ure pence :
Hut in nlter'hopelessiiess
1 am come to ask thee this :
Sure me from the subtle sin
Which nssaileth fiom within;
And my heart that tliowi? to thee
All lis iiiBiithcieiice,
Brings but this one ailjnratioii
S.ive iiiu always from temptation.
Not when foes my steps surround,
Then I know where help is found ;
Not when pains and grief I tei I,
lie who stintes is strong to heal ;
And our Father's darkest way
Leads at hift but to the day ;
Though lie. in their chiiinbeds deep,
fJiveth His beloved sleep ;
Yet with import unity
Do I coino mill cry to thee ;
Nl'W Willie li. . . ,...,. Ptr0nc
While my days are good nnd long, '
Save me from the wretel ed nit
Of my own deceitful In-ail ;
God of pr.iyer nn I of salvation.
Save me from this grunt temptr'n i !
l'uauA Caky.
Ntvr Yor.k, Jan. 27th.
Improbability of a man committing- srJch an
act who held a position of great trust in
society, and whose character for honesty was
beyond all question, a he should prove by
evidence of the highest respectability. After
hia address the name nf the witnesses for
character wero called, but, as the trial unfor
tunately to..k place 24 Vnnrs earlier than in
the ordinary course was expected, they were
r.ot present. The jury, without leaving the
box, found him guilty ; the judge approved
the verdict, and the poor man waa sentenced
to some years' imprisonment.
It may be asked, where was the wife nt this
time? Why was she not present T Wonder
not ! The day before the trial she gave birth
to the sixth child, and from distress of mind
was not expected to survive the day through.
Fever came on. insensibility followed, and for
ten days she was unconscious of everything
about her. At the first gleam of returning
sense sho inquired of her nurse if John had
returned home, evidently alluding to his
usual return from business ; but memory, like
a flash of lightning, recalled her to his sad
position, and she sank back into the state of
insensibility from which she appeared to be
recovering. I am not indulgent in senti
mnnt ; 1 narrate what I saw. Three weeks
later her two oldest children were carried off
by an attack of scarlet fever; ten days more
her infant died. Within three months from
that time sho reneived information from the
governor of the gaol that her husband was
dying, and that she must proceed immediately
to him if she wi.hed to see him alive. She
entered his vretched cell. There, before her.
mtstdl
ancous.
.IS.
urriage
-a help'es, paralvted old
Effecting iovj).
Fits, Suppression, l'ninlyi-1?, Inflnnimn.
Ion, ami mil 1)4 afnr.., und 1'arlial Ulinrl
liar. lu via.d th. ulluialix aUlou .1 I lirac
ocnseiv iuKinr mo H""' " " .
from uiy friend's neck aid, 'I suppose this is
part of the proeeeds of your calling.' hx-
in ..t on on l ie nail m um uvvuawu -n
rSucar.
nanal. YoUtlg Hyson.
i. . . i Ui,.nfc.aanl.
Tea., yeuar-w-., - . .oX,.eco,
ind va.h line.
Gunpowder and Blaca
SO.IH. niu...
jiloi a
fears,
found in a
. ..i.i n.iiaiiv
Kc-:' su.. .u f which
wa!7r.old a the tows- price", e.ther for cash or
ply the ciliten. wiin t. -
butur and g?s. crn, oats. r. and -hsat.
Hunbury, May 81, IBjC
mil BY. liiWrtrACF. K CO.,
PAPER, PRIMERS' CARDS
ENVELOPE Be
NO. 5 WiWf STREET. rjllLADEL'A
0U tons Rsjts wantad fol Cash.
Au.utt 23, IHM 6n
" flTOVES-
Htn.as Entpdrm at this offira. ,
- .... ..r-a a .l.mhla case
SJU.VER WATtn(.D la . war low I 000
lUiKlUheUvwr Walchss, toaa''
tloli
nr..,
I'illa.
1 j.t f tli. '!1i. Is mark.! contain Mrrciirr, wliii li al
though A valuul I. rruid in .kilfnl I.Aiula. M .Iminrri...
in a pnl.li.- pill, from Ilir dri-adtnl roiiwia rra Init fia
qufAilr Wlow ila InrAUtiotia ua,.. 'I haw coataili no Ai.r
turj or aiinaral auh.l.im hl..r.
AVER'S HIEBRY PECTORAL
FOR TDK RAPID CL'ltK Ot'
MIIOtlPIRO
COIOH.CIIOIP, ATlllA, l.N
- tlPIKXT lO.l NPTIOK,
and for th. ndUf of cili.iiinpti. lAtirnla ia ad'.nc.d
tai;. or th. iiiaoAN..
. nrrd n..t ai.k to tl.. puUic of It. rirtnr.
Throunhonl r, lown.Aild lj..l .ry l.aml.l of thr
Amriii Aii Siaio.. it. ot.d.-.fiil .nr.w of pnlim.iiry ..
nl.inl. har. aiAd. it tlrra.lj known. Nav. tt w Air lh
fan, inr. in Any cinliiail nmi.liyon lhim-r.n-li.rill without
a-io. r.raaii.1 raprrit-n.-. of ila ulrcia: ai.df.arr y.l tha
roaimunlliw any wl,-t- wl.i.l. Ii.. "t ''
ami. Imi.K ti"V'" ' ,t""r, ","
, ..'..r'.i.. iI.ioai and l.u.ti. l.llc H H'
nual po"nfi'l .nikima ! sue l I" man fur tlir Siimi
.I.I.I, and Aaiifc.rona diwaHH. of Ihr pulmonary oiKna. il
la alM lb. i.l.Miilri and a:fat K-n.nly tkal . an h. ill
ployal f-TT infaula and JonnR 'i-u- I'ar.nl. "hoiiM
hav. It in aior. aeAinat Hi. Inaidiou. .nruiy lhal alrala
apoa Ih.B unfrra-d. W liA. Al.uu.Uiil arnnntl. lo
llK.a ih. Ciit Aai t iiTi-hai a.. mar hi hy th. .on
ilulltioF.a II nrna-iila llian IIm il curl. R' P II )
.n.l ri... .our n.nu wl.ilr thrv ar rumlil.. ni nra-
U-t tl.rn unul uo liuaiau ak . II in Siaatrr tlm iaraorahW
raukrr thut, (viauul on lli vhaIa auW J'" lua awuj.
All kwrw Uk drwilfnl tuAlity of Inos dU.irdi.pa. ud aa
ILry know uu th. nrtUM of OiU r.aiody. w. nrW do! do
larvr tiian lo aaaur. thrui il i. atill miui. Ihr IaiM It r.a
la.. Wa .r ao ro.1, no rar.. ao loll to irodur It lu.
aval p.''- .aul.U. and thua a.Til tluaa wlai rrly o
U ah. brat asrul whlril vur aklU uao furniali Kn Uirii
FBIPABED BT DB. J. C. IYER,
frscUca and Analytical Chsmlst, larwall, Xase.
J JfD SOLD sr .
GOSUEN CHEEsE-Jm.t received snd for
feEAbUOLTZ k I'ETUY
A LEGAL ACCIDENi".
l-n.lor this title. Mr John Hrudv. of War-
rickterriittce. ltelgruvia. furnishes the follow
ing ad'ecting narrative to the London Times :
"Mr. T , a young man of high charac
ter, with rospectu'lile family connexions, was
em'ploved for twelve years in one of the
birget firms in the Manchester-line' in the
city, the last three of which as buyer for the
establishment ! in that capacity he laid out
on an avemae from 10.000 to 50.000 a
venr. In the early part of the year lHM he
left town fir Muiichestt r by the iiight nu.il ;
..rrivinrr at nation he changed his
mind, and ilet' ruiined not to proceed to Man-1
Chester that night. On leaving tho station
for the hotel he was stoppeil ny a j.uiice
nlbi'iT, who accused him of mealing the
nari.oi )u(r which he hail in his baud ; on ex
animation it f""'l " u u" r
another ifi" rleiimn. H endeavored lo ex
plain that he took it by mistake ; but to no
purpose, ila wan searched; his ticket fur
i Maiicln-ster was found OH mm. una nici
frinwumve evinence inai inn
aa.. v.iii-iuriv..
leavine the train at this intermediate station
was iIoiih for ri'lonions purposes. Another
policeman coining up at the moment ut once
r- cognized in the person of Mr. 'l a no
torious swell-iiiobsuian. from London, and
ti.Winir the L'old watch and chain
I
I'
I .. .1 1 I.! , iiimuiulliiu Ut.ll UBttl'll
vain lie ueciareu in-, i v. ..- ,
r... i.ia ....... I. .. Inn the idea of bis possessing
such an article was utterly ridiculed, and bis
biuked uuon as part of the
sharper's do.lge. Alter a little lur her cere
mnny he wad consigned to a cell lor the
niirht to wait his examination. He implored
neriiiission to write to his wile, but SO great
ia lntir "All Id not lie irranted.
The accusation, ever, at this early stage,
ii ur..rk Exciteni-iit set 111 anil
in the agony of his distress ne cnneeneu me
futile design of attempting to escupe. trom
.a hr.rr.,r of the tilace he was in and the
foulness ol the charge, uninnuiiaieiy. uie
aituamt. was niadd. and from that moment
l.ia faLe was sealed. Without being permit
with his fi lends, he was
u.....;..u.t ru.fo.-a tha matrislrateS and com
milivd to th- county gaol. Kight day from
this time his wile, who was its perreel igno
r....u.,r wlist had hatiliened to her husband
went in great distress of mind to the city to
,..Ua in.niiries as to his ubxence, when to her
...... luru.kliiill .he was told that there was an
account in ae aiutry newspaper ol u:s nam g
boeu coiniiiittod 10 prison on a cnarge in run.
hery. At once he set off to his prison, and
.lt.'.r an interview, proceeded to the magiB
tr.i'.e who coimni ted Imn with a Y.eW
i. Im h iiUd out. but in vain.
Now. w.tliiuii going into m mile detail of
what took place Irmn ma iiineoi ua wur
seeintf him in prison to the day of hit riul. I
sha l aUie thai the day for h s t lal w s P
pointed ; ho s.di itr for lb- d fsnce had
iu-triictious to t. legrupU to hi- brother, a
.in...n r,f i.iirb character in the city. who.
r . . . . : M .......l..v., int..nilliii
With my Uiiliappy irienu a rir;.
to be present at the trial, to ,p.ak t charac
tar Hut the fatality which inthofiist in
stance befell biro pursued him with nnrelent.
i,nr narsBverunce. The business of the court.
which whs calculated to ocenpy a certain
.i.... tmf nvar mnrh sooner than was at
first ex nected. Poor T was called -npon
. . . i . J . tha ehurve. His eouusel, IS Cfe
1(U t lOaaVU v w e . i
fsa4e, poioted ootto tbe odfe e )tj the
Iny her husband
man on idiot. Hit hair. wh;ch three
months before had not a prey hair in it. was
now perfectly while. His age, 35 years.
Fortunately for him he knew her not. Her
passionate and heartrending grief, which
wrung the hearts of those around. Tell dead
on his enr ; all human sympathies Were gone.
K.-aunn was rudely jostled from her seat. He
cared nut forjudge, jury, or policemen, snd he
gazed nnc- nscioiisly on the wife or his early
and affectionate love, and mother oMiis help,
less children. I tieed cot dwell opon this
scene.
After some formalities at the Home office,
he was removed to a private asylum, near
London. He was once more a free man, but
to what purposes? In a tborl time he sank
and died.
This was just one of those esses in which
it is easy to fix suspicion, and next to imnos-
sihle to remove it. If no two curpet baea
were alike: if there were no confusion at a
railway station on the arrival of a train : no
rush for luggage ; hut, on the contrary, such
order that it would bo difficult instead of
easy as it is to make a mistake; if the
roilwiy authorities had on their part done
their duty, und made proper search and in
quiry for T 's carpet bag, which they
would not believe he possessed, but which
they aflrirwards found ; if they had ullowed
him to communicate with his friends, so as to
give him an opportunity, before he was con
signed to prison, of proving thut ho was not
one of the swell mob, as they rashly and
-.."... . J. -...1 ii L- r.. ;...! ...
indeed it michi tie ssiofthat there V3f.kVi
for a jury. Hut there was no such case. The.
man was falsely accused, imprisoned, cuu
victed and driven mad.
Would that 1 could here close this tale of
misery. The husband's relations, for feusons
which it is for them to account for. nnd, if
they can. justify, thought proper to sli.u the
widow and children of their depratlel rela
tive 1 Two years passed, and the littloall she
had rings, jewelry, and part of her firnitnre
were consumed in the support f her
hi'lpless children, ishe sought emplyment
ut one of the houses in the city as a blond
runner, ami she is now to be found, vil h a
shattered constitution nnd skeletor form,
stitching from daylight till twelve occk at
night, to obtain n" most miserable andscunty
support lor her three helpless snrvivi chif.
err-n. The work, when done, must bi taken
to the warehouse ; there this gentle stfering
creature, delicately nurtured, not lor since
tho mistress of a happy and comrtable
home, has to stund for hours to wait Ir turn,
that her work may be examined aud tfreth
supply given to her. 1
In a subsequent letter Mr. Brady yst
"Since the publication of my letter have
received many kind and symputhisii com.
muuications, the greater number cusiiniug
fOr.lrililltir.IH frr.ni Ja ). r Mlr 4' lyn....
that a punnu BiHioci'ipilon for the Me:,! the
iitifortuiiute widow anil children of p.- Mr.
'I' should ut once be entered upv. A
committee ol management wiil be forirf ia
a dnv or two. when a list of subserous
Khall'be nublished under direction. I. firm
Gkrmak Constance A Romakcr. On
Mouduy last, on tlie ui rival of the mottling
train Irom the East, to German girls step,
ped out uf the cars und were immediately
recogiiired by two young men who were
standing on the platiurm, when tluy were
clasped in euch others arms Their eiiiicru
tjuu to this country forms an in
story. 1 he joung uieit were natives o,
lemuurg, Geaniany and when ill their n
place "loll lu love" w...
wealthy citiseii, and their
leu ou l lie part ol the daughlers. Hut the
attention ol the youths, who were j.oor. pro.
I.- U.I ,I.U .. . . i. . 1 .'
,.,o ui ...or, uiri iua (.r ,w niaitl
l liey would not be disgraced by the tin,
111 I lit' It llUItU IllMI'al ta. a .
. , "i U,l';,1",'ur1' " o.idili'g th.Ji the
"old In ks" could not bdreev,,,,,,, l)(.y hlt
apou the Mloa.ng plan. , u,nlling , KH,red
agreement: I he y,,ng ,,, ,,,, ,e,ve
W uitemburg and c.nie to tin' yt'niled States,
m.u rum uiuiii j,, wnen Having earn, u'vimugif,
they would senu lor the objects of their uf
fectiou; they declaring constancy till death.
They parted. T1H young men cutne tj
America, and by the persuasion of friends
who had preceeded them to this country,
and settled duwn to haid luhor in Ambersnn's
Valley.somc miles fiom rihippensburg. After
working about a year, they iiccuuiululed 1 1n
means uecessury to convey the idols of their
hearts from Germany to America, and im
mediately dispatched it to them. spending
many sleepless nights in anxiety lor their
arrival.'' On Monday last, their enp of joy
was filled, lor their loved ones reached them
in safety und health. They left home nn.
known to their parents, hud came alone four
thousand miles, without meeting un acquain
tance till they einliiiiced their lovers ul the
depot ill Shippeiisburg. Sltijytmburr) ('.)
Neus.
Fakmrrs Poktahi.k Gkain Mux. The im
poituiice of feeding ground feed lo stock lias,
of late, elicited much utti iiticn among prac
tical farmers, snd hence, a cones ponding de
sire has been created to obtain a pmulili
grain mill, so constructed that but little diffi
culty might be incurred in its operation. Sev.
eral inventions have been introduced, bin
failed to give etttire satisfaction ; consequent
ly improvements have been much desired.
Lii leiving, therefore, that the farmer would he
greatly benefited by having a knowledge -,( n
complete Funnels' I'oitnblu Grain Mill"
recently invented by Ezra Coleman, l'hiladel
phia, 1 am induced to uiuke a f. w remarks
in regard to Us practical operation. Hv the
aid of horse power, four bushels of new corn,
may be ground in one hoti.r while a double
the quantity of old corn can be ground in the
same length of time. It may be set to grind
tine or : ours! as may be ieiUiid, and bv
means of a sieve which ii attached by a lev.
er to thn null, the linest kind of mush ineiil
may be ground for family use Corn nnd cob
a a,.iniii- win. .rji,u hu-jito. n,.il reducestht ni
to meal of the nicest quality. The self re.
gu nip Mi.i.aratus connected with
he hopper governs the nors ,..., rV!
lually. that an equality of moimu is obtained
very teimukable. 'I he ilurnbiliiy id" the
mill is greatly increased, in conoein(.nce of
the grinding surface beiug soconstruced. that
the action isconnned to a crushing instead of
cutting principle, thereby causing the e..r
ing of the gutters tn inreasu the grinding sur
luce, act as u self sharpening proces-t. Hence
it is. the more vou grind the more nu en-I
large the grinding surface, until tlie'eurved
gutters heenme entirely worn ,11', then the
meal will cease to pass b, tweu them, and I
consequently, the nulls is worn in.?, and v.j i
The Lucul Editor of the Fittsburg Gazette
wishing to huve an appropiiate Vuledictt-ry
on closing bis connection with the psper,
does what Pennsylvania would not de when
Wbtttier advised it "rise tu the level of the
time."
i ... ,, . ' , V ist. ye muses, heathen tuoug li v to
h Villi ,n d ."''" ,Kt M diu gracefully !
love Lo re,-ifr mV. 'f"' M '"T'rS '".'""I
me hi era. I'.i.t ilH. I ' vr"-'d ccu.-s of five years'
"My sonl abhors the vulgar sonnd of prose,
terse alone my local life shall close ,
ist. ye muses, heathen though vto bel
I
reviews
hunting
news I'
In graceful order let each '-item" rise
Thu troubling cares 1 huto aud charms I
prise.
lo vain the oppeal 1 my feeble pencil
halts!
From the prosaic theme !he mure revolts ;
Imagine, t heu, these cares aud charms are
told
While of my plan I do the "toil unfold."
A
He then bids rythmic lurewt'sll to rnmice,
iilUennen, jails, dec.
Ye dead men's bodies, now in peace repose!
Inquests, henceforth, shull not for ine dis
close. '
Itv prying questions and post mortetns rough
The "deep damnation of thy taking off I"
Opposing trains, dash -vfi j your buudreds
slay
I'll read wiih horror nil the news next dny ;
Ye raging Haines feed on, and Hoods pour
dow n ;
Let barges ground and bunkers bresk the
town.
Mnyor'lty uspirants come up by scores
My'suul in calmness one anil all iguoies.
Uiipes, Murders, Tires and Councils ; Hloody
Fights.
(And hunting for them on the darkest bights)
Elections, Suppers. Concerts, Halls, ef cel.,
I leuve yon all for some one else to get.
And thus my muse bus safely borne me
thro' ;
There nothing now remains but any adieu !
11' 1 have gained your friendship, wish for me
A safe, deliv'raiice from Newspapery !
xis iinU Sciences
DimirOrmis.
" Inginj About."
A Texan correspondent of the New Or
leans Picayune, tells u good story in one ol
bis letters, of a 'surly-faced, grizzly-haired
snuffy and moon-eved chap," who persecuted
a roguish dumsei with his attentions, but
was finally thrown ed the course of true love
by the following rose :
It being the waler melon season, and
Hetty's father having a fine supply, all the
youngsters for ndlea iinum.) ueconilili'i there
on tlie holiday to feast on melons. C. was
prominent in the circle, till in the afternoon
when Betty held a private interview with the
.tl.n young men, nnd arranged thut C. should
bo decoyed from the house, and frightened
by I he cry of Indians from some of his com
rades, which it was thought would wound his
pride and drive him away. Five yonng men,
with C.. walked out. A bath in tho river,
three bundled yard distant was proposed by
ore, iiinl seconded by several. Of course,
poor C. wus "iii."
They went down to the ford near the
melon patch, nnd begun undressing. In the
meantime eight or ten others, with guns had
gone down under cover of the bunk, and
secreted themselves along the path from the
MaMerman & Co.. bankers, hssiadly
consented to receive coniriouuons.
1
Fn io the American Mebk-r.
His II had was Crowned with Tirk
.ittle Marv wus sick, and felt that sfttist
lie ; hut she was the child ol mnny
and trusting in Jesus wub willing til
thai "hntitiv and. tar. lar away. r,
qo.I heart and weening eyes her motheich
e,l over her darling child. One day tk tie
one said to her. ".Mother, when J frad
ami put in my litlle coffin, don't put
aR round mv heud." "Why not, my
hill! ?" asked I he tender mother. " lHe."
said the the child, "they crowued my air's
head with .thorns.
When this story was toui totnepos
gomery, he perpetuated trie Mnuiurj
these simple sianzus :
Mamma," a little-maiden said,
Almost with her expiring sigb.
"Put no sweet roses round my bea
When in my cohiii lie.
I'WIiv not. mv deut ?" the mother
What Hower so well a corpse add
" l Ullllllil. " the innocent replied. I
Thev crowned my Saviour's hitb
lliurts."
requires new castmes. l't, r.r,ti.,,.i r, I oaiiniig place to the rouse. '111.' cuiiinanv
use, however, they would last fur tftcutv years ' w',n '' .w' r" '" "lle B'Rt' uni' P0'nT lowii
at least. " i spoke of the recent outrages of the Indians,
ers,
to
ro.
lug
ie
In.
4.
let
IIkn I'oisks. Always have a fn
hnniA. nvHiiiuiitl situated and sus-d
i.o . aniull vard into which the hei
turned in fnlr mouther, and ustd whel
stances r.u'iire. Provide posts
ennsruct a HOOil tucket leoce e
high, and .0 close that the hens cat.es
between them. If y"" can so mam, to
h -.ve a purpetuul supply oi wuier wne
hetlery il will bU loand a vaiuuona bviu.
h-.i.ni.h iimw avium anun. hh
liiu.l ,.u,u I. rich dust, tiuiverized sit.
stale milk aud chopped vegetable-
ted.
The lute eccentric Dr. Abernethjed
. i ...ii.nii ai.iman be the follo4e-
., a , Put vour t.io80e ou. mailfl t
Luilv coinoliad. "Now keep it tl I
have dooe talking.''
. frhw I. an oinniboe strap likio
sciance ! Becaose it u mwara oa)
Ueitvv4 sm s. ' .;.... a.
Ikku fn( p. of Tkmpkr om IIkai.tii. Exces
sive labor, exposure to met ul Cold, depriva
tion of sufficient quantities of neceshurv und
wholesome food, huhituul bud lodging, "sloth
and intemperance, are nil deadly enemies lo
human life ; but none of them are so bad as
violent and ungoverned passions. Men und
women huve survived all these, and ut last
renched an extreme old age; but it inuy be
safely doubted whether single instance can
!.erf'i,.',!.1,',',f Y!.n"J ff v"'l"it and iracible tern
per, habitually suliji ct to storms ol nngov
eruahle psssion, who has urnveil at a very
advanced period of life. It is. therefore, a
matter ol the highest imnottnncM to ..-..r..
one desirous to preserve - a sound mind in a
sound body," so thai the brittle. vevKi.l ..I 1,1'.,
may glide down tha stream of time ti,.,.i M,-
and securely, instead of being continually toe'
sed ubnut amidst rocks und shoals which en
danges its existence, to have a special cure
amidst nil the vicissitudes und tiiuls of lile'
to maiutuin a quiet possiosiou of his omii
spirit.
their increased boldness. &c ninl thti3 exci
ted theani combative bumps of C. to the
hilliiesl pitch.
"Now. boys." said on?, "who shall be first
to dive in that 'er pool, eh 1"
"I will," snid C. "ain't 1 first with the gals
In course I'm first here."
Off went couts, shoes, pants. &c. Jur-t as
('. had dolled everything Inuring a short ri d
flannel shirt, bang ! bung ! whoo yeh; loud
and shrill ro.se the Indian yt-11 iu'the dense
ousu uml under the r.nu I:.
"Oh. I uui a deud man, boys !" said James
liii iniii
THg i)lECOVERKR OT ZlNf. It !
discovered in 1M0. by no less o persoaaa
than Tbeophrsstn Anrerlt'is Tlonibiistf ('i
rticelsus', the wild, funtnstic In ro of Hion
ning's celebrated dmniHtic pt4 m. It ii
perhaps, be oew lo most people to be iiifoCu
ed that the very word "bombast" o.k it
original menuing in Ihe "great and sw,lliu
words of vaoity" uttered by this singnlu
genius. "With all his insane pretensiont
there was true mrjal jn Hombsstes. H i
was who gave the death blow to eb helny
and was the first to show the nfter hollow
ness of the then prevailing scholusticism. a
respected physical investigations. He ing ap
pointed to the first piofesjorship of chemis
try,' at Hale, in 1520 -he enrliest chnir c.
chemistry ever establisld be played siicl
mad pranks, nnd kept n porh storm ii
pool little Hale, that the tm.islfale-i had Ii
banish him from his chair. After undergoing
many alterations of fni:ine, it irks us to say
l)t poor iVombastDS, to parody o tnodun,
llirusu' "went on the zinc.'' and died liiisei-n.
lily, ill an obscure tavern in Salisbury, in the
forty-eighth year of bid age. Lortdon Euyi
neer. Frknch Railroad Clocks. Time is tele
graphed along the railway lines of Fruiice to
each station? .''il the l'uris Ob.'ervatory. A
plan has lately oeen adopted of having two
minute hands on enrh station clock one red
and one black. Tha black one shows the
ia Iroad time, the ted the local time, differ
ing from a minute tn half nil hour. Thus, at
Paris, the two hands are identical. A hun
dred and fifty miles cast, the red hand is ten
minutes in advance of the black one. A
hundred and fifty miles mest, the red hand is
ten minutes behind the black one. !iy this
simple plun common mistakes anil contusion
are prevented. As the two hands are fixed
on one shuft, it is easy to regulate both ns
one.
Improvement in Blastino Rocks. A tnodo
now adopted in blasting rocks, consists m
placing the powder or charge within a lube
or a case, between two beads provided with
a suitable packing, and attached to a rod. by
which Arrangement the charge is prevented
from "blowing out." or obtaining vent in tho
direction of the hole in which the tuf.e nnd
charge are placed, nnd the whole effect of
the charge is exerted against the sides of tlie
tubes nr case. Hy this method it is repre
S nted that rocks may be blasted with much
i greater facility than by tho ordinary mode,-
no tamping, ur packing ol clay being neces
sary to confine the powder within the hole.
Powder for Razor Strops. Take rquo'
parts of sulphate of iron, (green copperas r-f
commerce,) nnd common salt ; rub them well
together, and bent tho mixture to redness in
n crucible. When the vapors have Ceased lo
rise, let the mass cool, and wash it. to rcs-iove
the salt, and when diffused in water, collect
the b.-illiiint scales, which first subside ; these,
when spread upon leather, soften the edge of
a razor, and cans- it to Cut smooth,
7b Stop lileedin.j from ihf Cavity of an Ex
tracted '1 ooth. Noticine the cuse of Mrs..
Locks, who bled to death in consequence of
the extraction of a tooth, Dr. Addington. of
Richmond, Va; says I e never fails to Hop thn
bleeding by packing the alveolus Troiii which
the blood continued to trickle, fully and firm
ly with cotton moistened in-a strong solution
of alum and water. He cared a brother
physician in this wey, whose jaw had tied
fur two weeks.
Cure Jr a Dry Cvw.h. Take of powdered
gum uruhic hall an ounce, liquorice juice half
un ouiK'O. Dissolve, the gum Ci.-t m warm
m ater, squeeze in the jaice of a lemon, them
add of purngsiric two drachms, syrup of
squills one drachm. Coik all, in u bottle nnd
shake well. Take one teuspoonful when the
cough is troublesome.
Jsirntfr s $cpiii Intent,
"Whether a man leads a Sober life or not,"
snys a penny-a-liner, "depends altogether on
the temper of his wife. Nu man will listen
all nighl to a scold who knows where a "good
warm sling" may be bought for a sixpence.
At Cocktail's, the other nieht w f,,im,l .i
less than thirteen married men, who spend
six evenings a week in souirtimr t,,l,:-,.
juice on a coal stove. We thought we would
hud out who they were. On inouirv nn
earned that eleven of them We lH hinds wl
with wivpn who "jaw" from M.iiidur
till Saturday nurht. whilu thn other la-n
wedded a couple of she missionaries ladies
so constantly engaged in ,h welfare, of
Central Africa." that ihcy have nu limo to
keep their husband' shirts whole."
Fbostio Fkkt Heat a brick vervhnt uml
hold the foot over It us closely us il can be
Id without burning. Cut un onion in two.
and dipping it repeatedly in -ult. rub it over
tha foot. The juice of the onion will be dried
into the foot, und effect acme in a short time
It this is dune for a lew times, it is' almost
certain to care your feet entirely.
Tkt floud in Canada. Tha river Ttmn-o.
brokri uii or. Sunday. 8ih Inst I'L.rfa
UrnigH, at London, was curried awav. Tha
bridge across tlie Kettle Creek ut Pun Sinn-
ley is gone All Ihe warehouse were ll,ul.
J. Most of the dams and bridges on the
strem are gone, Kilwurlh Dade;- wus currkd
away and a man drowned.
Thtilitiotri Hvmp Crip The St. Lon-
Jnlelligeucer learns from a gentleman
who has iu.t returned from the interior
of Missouri Ui. yield of hemp in thut State
will amount to aitout yiUMW bales. Farmers
were generally asking $rwper torrrthoughi
tales bad been made of $ 1 00 pyr ton. '
Ho ho,nn suppress motnn(' aetser.
sa-y r-etrany day's sorrow.'
"My leg is broken ! Oh. sava me '" erinrl
George Williams.
"Hun for your life, men ! Run, for mercy's
snke, run !" cried Jack Parsons ; "one of mv
eyes out, und both urns broken!" all beirn'r
jsaid in an instant , when do you see that
j red Maze nlojig the path? Look a moment
1 '-:'v. The jugueil hair ull straight
mil belli ml "V C. streaking it Tor the
house, sliiiteiiJr see him about the corner
of the field by . thicket banc ! bang!
went half it dozen pieces luuder than ever
ruse the hideous War cry.
"O Lord 1" shouted C, redoubling his
speed the red bluze getting larger bunches
ol his bushy huir droiminir out un In. .., r..u!o
himself" see him leap the yard fence, high
in the uir, red shirt und ull !
The porch was full of ladles oft" went two
or three more guns C. gliiticed at the ladies,
then ut his red shirt.
"Run fur your lite C. " screamed Bet fy. the
hoiun is full of Indians ! father's deud end
brother Sam's wounded ! rnn ! speed!"
In the twinkling of un eve, C. was out of
the yard; and supposing the premised sur.
rounded, off he shot, the red blaze more
brilliant thun ever, nnd striking directly into
a thick, thorny bottom, he reached and swam
the river, nnd although it. was near sunset,
C. irot into a settlement fifty miles distant to
breakfast next morning, stilt rctuiniiiir the
sleeve and collar of hi red shirt, und report
ed ull the family, visitors, among the
.-lain. As for himsel', he said he fought us
long us fighting would do any good.
It is unnecessary to iufuiin yon, dear
reader, whether or not Hetty was troubled
with C. ufter that snap.
An honest Dutchman, in truiuiug up his
sou in the way he should go. frequently ex
ercising him in H.blo lessons. On One ol
these occasions he asked him;
f VUS 00' "6 'let'P m i Bolipher's
"Shoseph."
..Ik...1. , 1 . TV ..
" room noy. en. yt was tie rea
son he would not shlcep mil her.
"Don't know, spose It vusn't shleepy."
lu a dialogoe which Dobbs had with him
self, the other day. he came to tha enneln.
.lull thut the best way to success wilb a wo
man i. io urug ol ber baby, aud speak well of
her bonnet.
A doctor told his rmtiant that ha mriol
take an emetic. "Ifs uo use," said the pa
tient, "1 huve tried it before, and it win Id
not itey on ry stoaiwh tt minnies."
trxr ol Pt'Mi'KiN Sr.Kn on Caitlh. A
correspondent J. . Freeman of tho .Vew
Englnmt Furmtr, desenlies the evil eflVrts of
iuinpkin Bfed, iu rendering milch cows dry.
He suys ho has been led to believe that the'y
were good for feeding niik-h cows, mid conu
mencetl to feed them out to a cow nt the rale
of half a bushel per day -At that time,"
he says, "she was giving about eight quurU
of milk per day, but inleud of this increasing
the quantity, it rfiiuiuidhcd it. 1 increased
the foed to a bushel per day; still there was
a decrease in the quantity of m;!k until ihe.
pumpkins f oze i p, when she did not give but
four quarts per day: The cow did not fatten
and tlie reason for tha decscus in tho quantity
of milk. 1 could in no way accot.nt for. I
then took out ull the seeds, when, lo, the
chunge ! instead of five quarts of milk per'
day, 1 got nearly nine in u short time."
im,
pRi Nt.so. Never cut a branch until yorf
cm See a sulisluctoiy reason for its removal,
lu thinning the brunches of old neglected
trees, endeavor to do it regulaily, so as to
preserve, a well bilui.c d head. Young, stiu
i. d i t -s s'lould be nrun d well Imk. . n I t.ll
fruit buds picked out. On tho olh r liuud.
iho.j that have made stn ng growths should
bo sparingly pruned, und, il the upright cen.
tie shoots tire vigorous, und the lower side
branches weak, the latter should be piuued
clofe, and tint centre slu.ou reduced iu vigor
by pinching the young shoots during growth;'
pruning them severely now. wiil only increase
their future vigor; II"! Sanders. We should
like to see professional men omit, if they do
not choose to discard, "pinchii g." Il may
do where a muii bus a fum y treo r two, us a
pastime: but we tl.iuk ii is eU.r ly tut of
place as a general, practical recomux-uda--lion.
Tab Oricik of Wheat. The origin of the
wheat which wo now cultivute, is involved in
considerable obscurity. Nowhere is it found
to exist native. In a pnper in the .Vindury
Jitviev, the author ol itt .kes the ground thwl
a. I our cereals have been developed, by calti
vat ion, from grains having, in their natural
state, scurcely any resemblance to those now
cultivated, and he asserts that the particular
plant from which wheat has originated, in a
grass growing wild on the shore, of the Med
iterranean, unk known to botunisls by ll
name of agilopt. If this is true, it will u&urtl
some clue to solve the question, "does wbuat.
ever become cheat - .
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