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• v*zw.lszt
HERALD 4,-EXPOSITOR
'Office, Centre Seriatim, S. It:
Cieritieri at, the Old Stand.
• .
, . •
PERMS OF PL......,,
lOLICATION : .
The !I E1R:41.T2,D & Eti" . oBl.7fOß is publielia
a eekly,sll a doulde royalsheet,ht TWO DOrk."
; 1.4 RS,per non unt s payable within threeniontlis
eru et i the ties° of 'subscribing ; on Two DOLLARS
c.
..,. 4no Stk. ii i.f.:fir; tit thi end of the year.
—•,.. --Ne-s ii bar.riptitm:_witilik.tAliatAki eValtrinil x
non iths,and no yftraiscontineed until all ar.
t i
• row ageenre p di xcept at:•tho option Of tho
. tiohl isher,. arid aNI re LO . notity rediscontinu:
n Ile.: Wit Ihe conslii red a nips •efigagernont. •
• ,Xthel tiVirig will bo done on the mina, terms/ .
",etto s e io insuriPattention meet be poet paid'.
Ni..I'LLIAm IVIILLER,
• •
'..-4kttorney. at taw:
.t)FFlCE_RtSloYED_to_neetetri! q _R q w,ini,the'
P •11111 ti • P •
isle, A kir a, fB4
a. S. ,COT.WELL
•
toLWELL - &; : MTLU RE
Attoraeys. at. Law,
IgILL attend promptly to business entrusted to
then in the counties of Cumberland and
Offices, one door Test of the Jail, East
4 11igh street, Carlisle, and next door to Stumbaugh•
Pq. II( over's Drii.o. Store, Shippensburg.v
April. 34, 1844.
1 1 1
.1 - 31..1 . fEMAL'SIVIINARY':-7
THE Citizens of Carlisle and the Public Alin:
orally, arc respectfully informed that thie
Institution will be opened under the Sillier Wend.
ance Of .114,1ssei Thebe i add - ChartidleTaiiil4 - oli
the 2d day of January, 1845.
The large and conimbdions house in IVest. Lou
' Cher street, recently occupied by Mrs. Stevens as
floardingAclool Itay - hmals4ll-by them and,
i 5 t5B arguing repuarn.-3, Ibe furnished with
special reference to_ the ace.ornmerkiton of that
Pupils. A •few Misses or young Ladies will be
received as Boarders, and it is intended to afford
,to such all the advantages connected With a mei
-"A' deuce in the most gentpel private family.
Expenses'_- -
Itririn, with fuel lights and washing, will be
• f rrnirhad to younginclies,nt $2,25 cis. during the
s limner nmnths; and 2250, during the winte-.
..-"TipTlON . .—Common English studies
. r Geography, History; GrumMer,• Arith.
Orthography,Eending-arid Writing
, er quarter:'- $5,00
With Astronomy, Algebra. Geometry,
r. Natural Philosophy. and_English.Culm_.
Higher he entitles as Botany, Chemistry,
.
hetoric, Mantel and Moral Philosophy. 10,00
instruction in the Languages, Drawing,
aiming &c. will Involve an extra charge
Lessons in Instrumental Mimic by Prof.
Walker, for an extra - charge of 12,00
The Tallinn will be Xequircd quarterly and the
price of Board monthly•in advance, and no de
4.umion made for nbxence but in ease of sieknes
— November 27;1-844;
TH MANSION HOUSE HOU
l', tinning on 14e C'lnd).l 7 Talley Rail Road,
" • eiLUILE' I I2-6 LP,Lc; l _, ,
Tr_ ATELY kept by Gen. Willis Fotilk, lies:just
444 been taken by the subscriber. It is newly
furrlislicd and has been thoroughly repaired. Pas
- senors in the cars, strangers, travc/lere and via
hers to Carlisle, are Invited.to call
Terms moderate, and every attention paid to
the comfort and convenience of those who patron.
Ize-the estaGlialmient
J. A. WINIROT - T,
Carlisle, April 16, 1845.
SIGN OF WASHINGTON AND JACKSON,.
milt.: subscriber would respectfullt 4 inform his
friends and the public that he bas removed from
his old stand on West Mgt' street,lo Hie public house
lately kept by David Mention South Hanover street,
hi-this-horotter—s ! f Washington , .
Where lie will he always glad to see his friends front
the Omni,' and Travellers, and accommodate them
in Itc hest and most comfortable trimmer.
ills BAIL shall be constantly supplied with
choicest !inners, and' his TABLE with the best the
market can furnish. A careful OSTLEI2 always
kept in paten ItitiCe--and nothing shall be left undone
--t-o-Rienite.itll_whooall _with him.
BOARQPRS taken by the w,eek, month or year,
ANDREW — It.OIIIII/TS.
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—rlFeloiiletTigo eil-i•ev — petfirthpiefivrtm-hiffrieni .
iand the - fx:lblie geni•iiljl -., t ilt tie has lensed,
am *ill 4noVe_on itie'l M. or A Oil- nexl, ..4) ilea 1$:e11
kno wo, Inite itn4 eiiiifmfiillaus • . . .
linllll' •
situated on the - cornet. of Meinond Betlfdi"(streets,
(close. by the MI) in the Borough of Carlisle,iind
owned by Commodore AMC I).'KlijOt;Rf
Navy Which house he will continue IW keep as a
Heusi.. of 'entertainment for, all those athrimay . fayor,
him with it ball: tie,therelotO,iebspectfully : asks'a
Admire of piddle, patrotingn,aiiiming, hiti!:visit9t's that
all thingain -,his pitiwer„;Shilf fie: - Condob,ted
4litt, genteel ,way,ainl .thith , the,charges' will 'be
made•moderaWrottch.ttiore'int hart:Where:he now
I ives,this he - will kir 'enabled
of the very great - , differenise;ioini.;:eSita:Of the two,
establislintente.'nine: ap e :he
to assure that:hts•i'',;.l - t
TABLE, lllslll.4,4lEo-
Sand all other things Icon Keefe with ,the; concern
shall be :sa it goodi noOmtler;tliait Where he now
liveb.. therefore' hopes td merit , and :reeettm it
shafe...nl .fpublio:. - patronage;.toe,._whicii:;fie . .wilth — er
- -"*---
March 12, 1845:• - •
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Stelierie"ifiV7ltrieheci":
CARD:ICAPES, _AMP. IPUR
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It P. McCTairtE
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. TUB Subscriber has a rem; days since received
fetvitt the city a genet:it assort tnent of School Books
And Stationary, which he intends to sell at reduced
pricetrr
. Purchasers can he sattglied with Bibles,P4cr Ike.
at the, following rates.
. Family Bibles,sl,oo
Good School Bibles,so
Coed School Testaments'. ~ 1 2-2
Pocket bibles 'noel:moo - gilt edges 1,00
'SiliTa7l,l4ooki alrilieWeiTil ailids in use peopW- -
tionably low. Iris Stationary,is orgootl quality. al
so 4 good assortment of Lithographie - Prints, Toy
Booksand (looks suitable foe I lolidays..
1
•110,11.1* GROCERI:
•
HE has now on. baud a large and gque
ral assortment afresh Groceries, spiceswin , ft
&e, .of every description and'of tho•best ,
quality, selected with curs in the city, ow it!
an ich ho is enabled to sell at- reduced cash
prirMilto suit the times.
7,50
Stropg.lllo and Java Coffee, .
Best and 2d quOtity Loaf Sugar, Brown, white,
Havana and cru>hcd Sugars
Youn - -g.llyson t Imperial and Block Tods.
Sugar ItouSe Syrup and Ncw-brleans
2,50
• . 'N •
Rest and 2d hestSperrn Oil
Sperm and 'mould Candles. Spices of all kinds
Tre - dUtarild - tind - unground,Cheede-and Crackets F
Lomons, Mace, Citron, Indigo,Starell, Saltpetre,
Log:wood, American_and London mustard,
Honteopathin and takers beet Chocolate, Raisins,
Almonds sue Filberts. .e • •
Crockery, China and Glass. ware. Also Brush.
cs, Tubs, Baskets Churns, -- Brooms, lied cords,
Halters, Ploughlines, Masons and Carpenters
Lines, Market Baskets, Best Cavendish and other
chewing and smoking Tobacco, Spanish, half
Spanish and Common Segura.
A general assortment d gond Spool cotton,
thread, tapes,. thimbles, honks &,eyes, Pearl butt.
tnns,pins-and needles,tooth-brushesiliairbrtc.lies
combs, pewter sand., shoe blacking and a .variety
anther ...TM articles. Also No. I & 2 mackerel,
smoked Herring, Salmon, Cranberries, dried Beef
Hams &e.
•
lift sitbscriber has rented, for one year , the
IHusefling House Istelj• hi the occupant!, of
ill it
cbell McClellan, But: in South Hanover street, itn
inediatrly-oppostte-tht:-sture-of-MlYollollTurir,Tioil
a few doors south of Burkholder's Hotel, where he t
will continue all kinds of
Upholstering, Bedding, Kattrass, A
gency, &c,
I will furnish Hotels and Dwellings hA cheap and
bett.:r than can be obtained in the cities. I charge
for nothing_butlabor, the materia Is can befurnished
Id first cost. Also, any kind of Agency business at.
tended to promptly. Terms—cash or barter.
Wanted A good Boy and Clirl,for` house work.
A.LBERT.LOMBARD.
A.
ANKFUL for the very liberal patronage' he
T
has received, would infortn the Ladies of Cur
lisle and its vicinity; that lie Still continues to Irian
ttfactitre 'LADIES' SI 10ES of every quality and
'variety,; pt the following prices for CASH, as - he
kcefiOlf:hooks
La~l_ i - French' 'Morocco .
; :hoes; .1,25 e
Catiar Shoes, ' • . • • 37
,
Misses' ttild'Clithiren'ii Banes in proportion, All
work - done - by•itim . warranted; and all rips reiniiii - 4
gratis, Call 'tit the ,last,house in- Harper's Row
nexi door to Mr. Guthrie, Witteltmsker. - •
-Carlisle, February 5, 1845.-661.
. .
heap. - Carpets,4oc.
411IJE:Subseriber w Mad 'call the attention oPrter.
sons in want of C Alt 141TS,to :tito.exoetiont
aSsortmerit - they . now. olei,ninf"to the extremely
low.prices at witielt - titei m welling _ . .
;:,Superfine Ingrain - . • ~ -;,••
,ibj ffie.& - Common do- •
I.lillne Worsted do,-I! • • • .
ltlaift Sittly:cd.'do•
: 41tio a ,'ltrge.'..BMakl..or-'OtOOR t
CLOT HS, , ,pf.:loV:.iviiliile,.ettt:tp ,
Iliills - tstotbgether thertli Begs ; Piano ; atjil
Vahje:.Covorp;; node; , ;%inttiost:ilititliingeilkit
'
WhiilearitO . or • Retail' :very . -for.
priced Ingrain Carpoll- from' 35, to 'so . e.ciiitiM44l*-
nnd'Elntry anti 4 flta L. - car:pets frp..m 'l . #;to:l9 cents
; - 7w,Titi4t,:.:?: , '
. . ... . . . . ,
. _
tOLD III 9GE , AITITtArtEIIe,..
Str.;itwhe'rri. ohe doot•' . 4lliiir . “Xes : .;
Int' pt. betilieen'Sceopfl.k.Thirit:sti,;Plillittlehmlat
. Fe!Jruatir-,28i-I:B49.:=Eltrut.
liasjost•reoeived aenow.:opisitiglij.eyy
oisoilifieniCAlLlPOT/INGS:--
.
1144'0i/de freelLanil:ll lieW •styleti, awl being
purchased
ihoy 14 sofa
Atlbctiweott 2 pticas they 'ociusliCiocport offiplietald•
4
1o; (rii,W,patterns,) tleatitircil„.lrnWild s Tay.
7Suido " 54;
warranted
1 1 0-16611 40iehliii tined i11.5 - bitheo_,Fax.l4Poi
Skit* Sptii.
Ito soul liesOrtrOon
,91,141 r t lend Carp„ ti ail-
a ll
d e iv 4,
grolokof good:
fhitt4o e 444toil 9daPtk-Toi.4
1711 leoahl 50 eti;
.11,frMliir,04 4 01t1!*10 9 .141ipt
. PFrelft
3`4k;l,llipigx4l7,lli,c*:
itaKtm
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"enQ') ,, l`;l. , `1
•
THE titketi till!, method of itifbrm
ill:Tills friends and' . We public gonetallit
that he carries on' tho •
- - 4.IIII:I3IBIEVNAXING=-13IISINES&=:
in 01l Re; various branehes,in t,oOust Alley, di:
rectli in roar of E. BuiloOk's Chair Fabtory (N.
Hanover-at.) vrheto he keeps constantly on hand,
ithd.V4ll manufacture to order,
'Secretaries, Bureaus, Ta•
' Wes, atc:
Wad every tale description oftabinet: Ware—all
of which he will kill cheap for cash, dr exchange
for locally produce at market prices. He will
also take Lumber of all descriptions in exchange
COFFINS . made on torms'.rensonable at
abort notice, mid he will attend funerals with a
Splendid Hearse, in town or country. A Hearse
will also be .kept for hire. •
He respectfully solicits a . shilie of Riblie pa l
tronage,eonfident that ho can Milder genorci,sat
istaction. .
March 26,1845
J.' LOUDON'S
:CHEAP 'BOOK..STORE.
He also carries no • the Book Binding , business
where persons can have their old books ichoiind,
also Blank Books, Dockets Ste., made to order.
The subscriber in 'connection with Ids Book and
Stationary Store,,has established a
Thankful for the p.atronage.estended to him
during tito few days lie has, been in the beakless,
lie hopes by attention• and eridcarorhig , tigrcase
to merit' a continuance thereof, his stoe . h tni part
consists of
•
EIRE
EEO
Removal.
April 2, 1845
INN
1 1 A . 0 41 Ail ACT)
JUSTICE HARDIER.
mr- 4, -11=z' • •-• lumuctai a3tRIAL.RacaREErIz-..
.7141:1140... .
:.PORtittjan:l'
• .01 . ,1 , 1,b.1ti: ' -111dalrl striet, iia
occupied bY Dr: rag.
— Carlisle, April 9, .1845. •
TO THE TAX-PAYERS OF OtIMPO'OO,
• The CountfOominissioners
. deem it impo rtant to
call the iittentionpf tax-payers to' the provisions of
the 42nd Section of the. Aot of 29th Apt it 1844.=
By the provisions of that ACt, if the whole amount
of Slate-,tax is paid to the State Treasurer by-any
- centAYAfteeirdaturioc - io - the - bit -- Angustritripv
preitiireill.o an abatement ori.
per .nent.on thdentonnt no paid=but ifithe tax is not:
paid when due and payable.under theprovisionie,
saiil Act, an)i., individual or . corporation shall pay,
six pet cent interest Thereon, until (midi and MCA
same shall 11c-n, kin on the 'matte on Wlllah it
charged MAR fully,pkiamild satisfied.. • • I
. Tim importaned:andiftivantageof paying the
prior to that time- ivill-be obvious to our Citizens
when it is known'that the result will be to place in
the empty treasury about fifteen hundred ddllars of
the amount ccllected - ter Stahl purposes., Under '
present--aircuiriltancee wjen our citizens will - be
a niept tn sn in ,, nnnti cu:um/y mootAlte-fkibt-:
incurred in the erection or tilCourt. House, the &w
-inc annually would materially decrease the tak (e
-quired for county purposes—pot should even n few
of our tax payers defer- payment till after the 19th
of July, the. saVlne - conternplated by the Aet, to in-
Wuce promptheis.tn payment, will be defeated: We
are - advised byilte - tate -( Frensitrer thlififfelliffeTrif
due in 4li g ust and February next, will be paid it
the several counties Of one Commonwealth see
prompt in the payment of the''S'rate tax. We
therefore hope that the citizens of titis county will
feel proud in ranking Cnn berland-with those coon- -
ties of our Cammohwealth uhich evince n .ileterniP
nation that hereafter the faith and credit of Penn
sylvania shall renottiruneullied. -' . -
It. LAIRD.
C. TITZEI.,
• Commr:s.
S. WORTHINGTON,
JOHN IRWIN, Cll. •
Carlisle, June 4, HO.
The- sererat tolleclort of C'onaty nal State
taxes arc requestet to tray into the county Terniu
ry, on the '2lst day of July nekt, all taxes they may
have collected by that timd.
J. R. WEAVER.
tf-21
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....____Zmialcoskaio.o.mm . 0 •
DENTIST,.
•
perform all operations upon the . Teeth
V that are. required for their presemmtion,such
as Scaling, Piling:, Plugging, Flc., or will restore
the loss of them . , hy inserting Artificial Teeth ,from
a singledrooth x to full sett.-
- a7olllec on Pitt street, a few doors:South of the
Raifroad Hotel,
N. 8. , -Di..T.Oimis will be absent from Cntlisle
the last tends:ye, in each month. -
June 11, 1845:
DISSOLUTION'.
The parinershin heretofore existing bet wren .1 ohn
Gray and Mott M. Flint--.tratling under tile nitrite
-of John Gray & Co., Wits dissolved on the 7th inst..,
by mutual consent The books of the late firm are
in the handsrofJolin Cray, and- it is 'desired thauall
persons knowing themselves -to have areOunt . s will
call and settle *s.s3on as possible. The Store will
laereafterlie-eimulueted by Jolm Gray At Son.
May 28,18,5.:. _
. St
MOTTO - SEALS .
with euriou.vnd appropriatO deviees`jnst received ,
and for.sale at the llrug and Fancy store of
Stevenson 4 Afehaffey.
Alßy
• FISHING LINES, ,
of-allicr.gths-imil-tinalitieff-just-recoived-and-for
, . .
sale by
. Ste.venson Ak.Afehaffey •
May 28,1845
PURE OLIVE
Just received, pure fresh Oljse Oil in large and
small bottles, also in straw coveretl flanks. •
Myers Haveroliek.
May 28,1845.
JUJUBE PASTE;
just received end for sale by
Stevenson 4 Mehorey,
MEEM
A •
CON'FiTAN' sdpills of Pine Oil, together with
Glosses and Wicks for die Hanging and Side
Laimps.
S, ELLIOTT.
blay 21,181 S
- BONISTETS -- & - .1111 - BBANDS; --
JUST received, another largo /ot_of Neapolitan
Braid, and Straw Bonnets. Also a new stock of
Bonnet Itibbands.
• C. OGILBY.
May ZI, 1845.•
•• FRENCH PLOWERS.L'A''' , . •
A few Fretudeoutaule Bennet yloweyn with gene'.
n senilinetiCor Boonet cops ltailletta, nod nth4e!:
Bonnet Oliffmingnjlost received and for. enfohy—' "
,„. G. IF.
.Hitnei 4. 'Co.
Mny 28; 1845.
THE eubseribers are now prepabed to furnish
this delightful drink in He best sty:le:they - would
also inform those who desire taking Sakti - or Cas.
tor Oil . , that:they have a disguieed way of anxiug
it, which renders it pleasant ar.d tasteless,
• Stevenson. - lifehithrey.
May- .
21. l • . • • • .
40,000 lbs.. -BACON—Sides, •
----50:100.do Prime Hams,
5,000 do do Shoulders, - •
- Just ycceived and ftir sale at.the Warehouse of
J. Sc. V. MAR rm.
•
Harrisburg;
F.
ASHIONAIILt RFUIVIES.
.
JUST received, a large .aittertment:of the moat
fashionable - Perfumery,..consisting:',iti
.part?:Af,
th
'Plin Extracts, Cologne,' Lavender..Pontatounsi
sale lower : thartMniy• can be had eleowliere,
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left you soninttiing.elianoed to bid,
(A quaint and simple story,)
Before I arosi'd with nFatiim
Old Ocein"a glcrm'unqslorj+.
, .
Around . me cane - three graceful girls%
Julie, 'trill, light hurl lovely Curls,
ite"lartoivy sliOuldere wreathing:.
- And iiiOtill,Georgine—,l,vitit stately vien,
And glanite,of•calm hauteur,
W.tai moviti:a•Graceitoid looks a queert,.•• •
All passionless and pure ; • ,
. . . .
And fcate, whose lov{•;.melodious Soho
. ' Istenedhy tria•and feeling.,
.Whose shylet,hdful Ens iiilk.on ..,
hen fear Ives Lira is sealing
"From whattar country shall I write "
I askdd With pride elated,
"From what iaro monitment tart •
Shall -be iti - Nttees - thtied - ?" ••. •
Julie'tossed back her locks of light,
With . git.llsh grate and glee,
''T,ft me. fi.om glorious Venice `\•rile,
. Queen city of the Sea , -
"Anil ithOuvGeorgine P. , Her,daric-eye &AA'
•!Ah.! dotd to me your lines ... .
.
From sOtne°protl pnlnee, u here:the pomp
Of Oltlen , liunor shines !" -
But lltate-:4lie flailing of my soul
My bright, yet bashful flower, .
In whose clear heart some new, pure leaf &
,Seems to unfold each hour— ,
Kntuturnudirer7shy - onruet
Lestl her blush should see , .
And sdid—solitily'Lore Could benr 7 -
I .Write from your heart to
• ' • Front the Virginia Valley Fiirlia,.tr
CoL Tulore Farm in Clark Cksia,
In con _ tinning our peregrinations dirough
thekrich v alley of Pjfent,ndiaah,-we took
occasion, e_fetv days since;_ to visit the•re
eidetic() of Coloitel Kuley, near 11fillt4od.
Titre estate, - from . tll3Nvastimprovements
constantly going on, and the peculiar aye.-
tem pursued in the culture of the soil, is
estimated One of the.. most productive, as
well as handsomest farms in • Virginia,—;
There-. is in this Tract upwards-of 1200
"ieretrof land, "of the heat qualiiy . of lime
stone, of which Colonel Tuley has some
eight or nine hundred fin cultivation, The
fields are of convenient ige 'vaafueceser,
and secure' with the.inbet -an stannal en
-
eing_waLlare met limb any where; and
'such a I%igh estimate does the Colonel
place upon atone wall, that he has about
six miles of this species of fencing; pre
serving a strong bulwark to t.„l e •Ilepreda
dons- of animals.
The wheat crop (of which Col. T. has
about 500 acres under Cuktivationi) - isathong
the very best, as it certainly is.thecreanest,
we have seen in our travels. In lotAing
over tl• held, Tim
Jib, - J 9, we could not dis Cover a
straw Of, any other kind of grain, or a weed
to infest the growth of the wheat. • This
fact when wo•take in eonsi4eration the vast
quantity . in tillage, is woAy of commen
Aron; and must force itself upon the at
tention of the neighborhood, and influence
others to imitate so geed an exatnpte.
Thougl
h the drought hasbeen severely felt!
in thitiseption of the,country . , yet. pot. T.'s
Jaim has' struggled' liard_to.repay__lhe hand.
that nurses -it.. The varieties "of
sown kre7tlie . Gerte.seti ~Vliite ; Georgia;
Mediterranean, poldnit-FtpT, 'end -Penn- , t
sylvania'Red. lie has 180 — ieres . in corn ,
anit %XO W"
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ifirCut acH — Tifin Oats, which promise
a very fair yield: has also some very:
fine -cattle-of 'the Short-Horn,,Dey'on. and
Teeswaier , breefis, - And, a small flock of,
sheep which he keeisfor,his-ewn-ite.----
• In, thg.cultivation-of his farm, (1,01. T.
pkities,:vitiat is called 'Ore 'years _shift
system,' and it is 6 follows :. He-takes a
field two Yeirl in 61oveiriidtnmS , 9Yei.:the
sod -in the-•Monthof- 2 Anguscnr-esilkin
B,eptembar,,• , F'rom- thep_kh , tiltlo4so, of
w
Octeh f r, ho sosn bushiiiilnd h'ilf . to, the
Ucre", and • hitinws it iei_:„..••*fter'sti•M':*%y4eat
is eit;the field lieS and becOM‘Covefs4iwitti
a.thiok ano;stiont grAwiti of Weed. ,in
,tite .JQIIo wing _ sp_ring . ,he _turns . up Auld, ii
- plough and plOrtUtocarnhefero the 0414144.
April: The Ccirn,o . •pisnted tout, feet apart'
each ;viy, and night me' ten kernuls in 'S
4_
hill, ':.The`, 4 'finien o , :poncipally 'done
. with - n 010 -higinni
n,griis , soon rr t
.. ahe
Corp;TS"-fiViy,. !piinilyaviiiitioiiiliiiii .
times in iheUeusoo,,'.Atthe,SCCOl)ti:ploiigli 7
lag the hoe f011&W,4 and-00,6in ii - .thiOned•
,fol*io.slalktvin ,00 hilkf The hoe ? kriel-
Ilom':ueed!bui . ..ofice`end the car t'',' '.l' ' I
no moreihtin the' plough . wip titeit.:`tW he n
the Coin 10 v e%tipo hit it' ‘ill' niltillii;hn
t e etock T it it,ant 'Aid 4h° tand, P 4o-11t°-
!Ivhiso. Srnetinleghe'sltvi ee the*elti
n 6 4 4 40 018 it' in I 40 m 9 - 6 5-nn-s - he:11*Il
)1 firoj.9iiii,tilfn t*l's Pud It a rFeweAS,
feed=_ be geYereelt hr the -nilitire ,ol - t;.
grOun 4 lTAl:tergtd , ;.Wite a Lje ii 6l ' ll ';ille 44,1
je • "leidA're clos r eij : -Ifier. the Wigtttlti
latVelled.ildgling-ILT" 01 , iiiO#Sgo 1 4 13 "
the , iietittitr ' te • " dieih4o# 4l .4 s °44 o tA i ee.
The fielaviWn l lfatwo'f r P)at! ipl 0 1ovi.ri
ifileti,,,;!thilit(Pitii,nl 6l l9o l C l6 ,lhW i Piifg
preeh'itir, It ' •
alf iklii r li,; l . '' • A " Olist ' f ' ;r ll i‘).
o; 3 l . efi iolvri , n , i4 ,• s 4l l46'olijo I !oti i . -ilic JPI
I , ,tglii 4 ii " e'iii , mikyfit 00aured:' Ifikis
, 0 14 6 , 10 : t ifii ( M4P1ii i1 ,• )0 1 4. 104 4 4 1 4 ,t‘i,e .
fitijo r kgiiik, B o, l l4liehl or wheii. —'66a,
r lrt ' ' Agtoir *tip for itftightol
'avoi/IP4'-* 6
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ex Nae: j. a. Oq oofl
.tern entrance,,, you enter kfijo! the.gate
way, with %lodge OD either side hgndsome
con4l.lAkkt4 which serves the purpose'
for an ornament to the grounds and also as
a convenient hall for, servants. The walks
ozil mine, lan mfraVlv.
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3 bushels to •the;acre;'•and '
t 36 busheli s of
shell•Coiii to the at .thconsiders the
Clover and the .plaster es the • principal
means of itnproVinethe soil yet he is very
careful to — allOw nti , manure to be, ivantetli:
On the contrary, he Makes large quantities
of it-annually,-which he, the
highest parts of his nelds, turninei under
with a plough which he prefeiVtiaing as.a
r- t_iti — p_d — ressing" l . • • • ,
To. pretend to give anything like an
curate : description of Col. Tuley's residence;
with-its tall Corinthian elastic demee, or
:the beautiful order of its architecture s would
be siibjeCtitig: us to a task_from which we
Would shrink, and Tie better calculated for
.the paintar'S ilencil than for the • Editor's'
The mansion stands upon a rising knoll,
fro — th the' ohseriatory of 'eye
can survey a vast space of country,PvThe.
f t,46ki l • gro_urnia_Lco_v.e ring_a e
lNeli~ acres , slnpe gradually• froth the
hoiik`."iitieh with its fine shubbery its
beautiful Ornamental Trees, and the large
. and rare collectiOit of race and other flow
ering plants, present a fascinating appear- 1
ance, and would woo even a poet from his
visionary- haunts. .In approachin"g the
Pnter
way ere atimirablyeonstrucleu
and-we we're muck pleased with the Gothic
Arch .formed by the elm tree, leading to
the vestibule . ..:TnderAlitatich.
has ereeted . veryhanstinia pedestals,' sur
mounted. Av.ith—ttises,:whick-tend.
the‘"arbot . thns fortnedAilite 'a classic ap-..
pearanee. We also noticed some very fine
statuary amop,ghil collection of - Ornaments,
riot- forgetting Qereslhe Goddess of Agri.-
.
7 cuolttire' . ; and Plora-the Queen-of VlowerS.
There are also arbors op: either aide of the
arch, handsomely festooned with flower's,
and stirmounted - with the statuary of Tag
limii add Ellslet : the celebrated dancers.
•In the Green-house "we -- n - olleed a large
collection et — exotica, the regret - lee of whieh
when the folding door ere throwd open,
, emitted. an odor ihrou the rooms, that
reminded , us of those stra e romantic tales ,,
which lovers descant — so much about, and
which nine-tenths .Of iltem_neVer realiZC,
even in their dreamy imaginations., Col.
T. showed us many rare specimens,of the
rose, the honey-suckle, the_ Magnolia, the
Rose of Sharon and the Lily of the Valley,
en beautifully Mentiored in Scripture; and
tho Bulrush of the Nile, such &formed '
the .ark of the : infant Moses. There we
also found the Lemon end Orange- tree
blossoming and beudinglieneath the weight
of their rich luxurious f t' • ,
many more rare plants which we should
like to take notice of r but-as we must bring
our e remarks to a close on this - subject, we
would merely „mention here, as in place,
the most beautiful flower blo_o_rning_inAl4ia
vast collection, is the smiling, laughter-lov
ing nativecalled hooess."
flavag hastily taken a glance at the res
idence and pleasure gronda of Col. t,, we
I.shall.,now endeavor to transport the eye of
to the frpit anirkitchen.garden,
adjacent .to the pleasure _ &pangs.
, Here
the., Colonel has been most profuse in the
'cittiVationpf . the varioui vegetables used
In-the-ierinarVegetubles,-used nti thttatitc: 4
The gargork coataina:rabout three-acres pfi
fratm - tti — clnied in with a strong stone wall,
some eight feet The front wall• Of.
a stone hasemeni, excels any-I
ME
Thing of the , kind we ever
ces a taste scarcely to be aeon 'in•the way
of fencing in , this Country. As we, how
ever, hiive not, time: - to give a full descrip
don of 'all that is worthy of notice, we shall,
hrietly remark, that We(Wind:Some fteetti
varieties of the , strawberry; (from the ear-.
liest to the latest ' ) blooming and bearing I
'the most- delicious frUit. The raspberry
is also growing, here
,very luxuriantly and'
004 chhiceir kinds ; and in fact, all The
,fruits.'^)fnttwn::to flourish iw ihiti' - reeuptey
Bove been culled witli Care and matured
`ii iuet the fooMiiiii6iQ of cci!:'.ruleY:.--;-
The Gltirderi-house next attracted-Cur ellen
don& tin being . the hest construCted‘itehate
seen. It has basement sulfiverfflarge
for all %Metal purposes; and itdmirably,athipt
'ed fpietoWitig away wittier itgelahlei
-to garden imple=
ments; l aMlseeds ;
forthErii Pigccitt hduite;freni - tirliith:4o
supplied With' 6010'6'4; iiindiff,Pliettii:
iWe foigopo Mention:M*4 -"ti b etirlyAreg=
idables,4liat-wes,„ ; isatyl , pcitatocaL.rdwing-trit
this' garden'fit, fo . rslithlit•utfe and ,Corn•jal.
vYs
Ppeloded,- wtth ltAtglt, - ;(etto,9* l ,lll-Ixo3kA":
opals suPPl)ll'ittlißfkr4Aye9lo1 t theme ,1,,1rA
ss of
VlreititialsO,W Elk ntl`l3tif';
Palo grating uport:hli farm, which are Oita'
ourioalthk*gartief ona':Orfrlit' quite 4-
W
i ett;rionipered 'With
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;110,0,,,,ttaMcal enaPe:
" "'•'""j
.I,P 2 ,en -CEPYL'iFPII.SaI6II
From the St. Louie
Igle Bottom Dalt;
, • • . •
, •nY 4 csor. rr Ante
•
" Well it is a fact, boys,"'ittid.tim Sikes
"that-I promised to-tell you how I cum to
git out in,these Platte (Begins., 'and I Spec
tilatejoamout as well have it at (mat; kase
it's bin troublin' my - Cimscienceamatin' to
keep it kiver'd up.: The affair raised jes;
sy in Nettle BOitom,n:EnTilSiciiSTilt .
yell, where he liwbr !moll •chaw me. up,
gives my meat a slight s' - prinlilin" of ager
'whenever I think lm it.
You see that war a small town called
Equality, in Iliinise, that some speculaters
started near Nettle Bottom, cos tliar wur a
spontaneos salt lick in the-cliggins, and no
sooner did-they get it agoin and build some.
stores and groceries thar, than they wag-
put on the Oxiiiis. - I.apt down irTtheer,
and fell a UAW at theold ''onian.: White
wewur' ehattiri' aviii as:nice:as relations, ,
I= ceuld -- hear Betsy-thaltie4hiltit =Medd
round above. , 'ilio floor was ony loose
boards ktvered over wide joice, and ever*
step made 'em.shakennd:rattletikeasmall
h - tfrricane. - Old_ Toth smoked aWay and -
'te_y_oung:_ ones..aLtholable*oulditelstic__•
spoonful of mush,ths,thiir, :Otitis and look •
at my straps,,,.auft;.loekit each other and _
snigger, till • at I4ithe.-Oli.V.;#tati seed 'Cm.
"Well, by gunflints - ,":,:says he, "ef 'rut •
ain't maltin' a jorie—.!' . - •• - .
.• Jest at'that moment somethin'gin way' •
May I , die ef
_lletay,,Aitteut,_,„,_
and - -slick they wore theii 4 har, and' 11111 ; 1. a ny thd....inLon yearth Ohlisr but one 61 6 these
shiny hoots, and the way they etirrupp'd ! Stern 'Cushions, did'fif drops rite throligh the
down their trOweers. • You couldn't go to
see one on 'em that she winildn'isticif ,one floor, atid Sot - herseVeijOiiith aud_alLoo:.
if. tlitte•fellers at you, arid, keep a talkite Chunk - flat into the peO.:Ori'-moidi:l,_,l PA. '
thought fora second that fiediefi, and'yeartti -
ifow iLliclokey_locsok,o,giail9l± .. .
Land
pizien to hear of, see the difters, ' lnd-kissed-eactr;Othir andislitieelid raollie4--
I t*een . 'em, Betsy squealed likoli 'Ocapti
land tiT boys got togetherittitiellaSeeWhat pipea spot of the mush hallipitter,O4 ei/ •
was to be doge — the thing. giim.h.par- the old man's face and burrit,,hith;tlll4.lli
.fectly alarmin'.
.Al4,. l ` 4o :'''`i-'''..m.C . 9tW was i swore, dreadful. I snatched*thb PO Of
agreed on,4dciwn to:old Jake Bente, „. ...•
I milk and - dashed it over-Detsylo coo L h er 1 :
- On next Stintldk - ntght,,itiite.att of takin' !ciff.the bid 'onnan-Itiinek --- ed the q01411,1t • ,
4; ,
"away gals , to meetie-Whar _ they could sob 1 1. film doing it, an d away - went:m3C.. .. •
114apie• •
these fellers, we left 'em at home, and met lhe young otita let Out hscreamokilifillii
at Jake's, and I am- of -opinion
. thuf was infernal pit had bfrolte loose, antltd jeatgil •
some congregated wrath ler-whew !wan'(
- , half of my hide to have bin out-of the old
they I ' --,-,- _ - . .. -.than's:reach. lie did.reach_for the, but 1
' " Razors and scissors!" says•kike Jelt, . lent him one with my:half-low on the am&
"let's_ go down and' lick the town, rite l ey - t h at s p r e a d hint; and,thaytte_ol4l7llt.
strait l'.'.. • - leave sudden I I clid'ut see -- the.branch,-but
"No !" hollered Dick Batts," let's kitch es I 'soused thretiffh it I heard Tom . Jona
ilielfeeltaitliirtlefi — e,eniiii - fiintrof - ineetiii• -
.
.
and tare the hide and featlars oron 'em!"
" Why, d—n 'em what d'ye think "t ay,'
bustedin old Jake. "I swar if they ain't
taint ouLgals to wear starn cushions'; only
this mornin' I caught my da(ter §ally,put
tin' one sit and tyin' it round her.—She
tho't I was asleep, btu I seed her, end .1
made the jade repudiate it, and no mistake
-,,
—quicker !" , ,
tb, Mel '.} ~14.1t1'-fW
. on'd from Qincinnate hiid other . upstream
riljagea, a pace) of Hereto att_endAheahOps
that look'd as . nice, all'aya, twit th©y tear
'goin' to meetin' or on a courtin",.frolici and,
salt tharpic,ters. They wur , etarnally pokin'
up Char noses at
, tis boys.or the polka.
Well. they tgot-up a hall in the villa;
the neighborhood; and-invited a few on us
ro Matte a ontrary picter to themselves,
and to shine us out of'slillibY Comparlsoit
A rtu r. that ball thur watt% any thin' talk
ed on among the gals but what nice fellers
the clerks in Equality wur, and how nice
le-boys-took-a-deittlt-ott-the-ol
and -Equality town was slunibetin', for a
short spell, over a.-con-tiguous yearthquake
At kit oho of the boys proposed before we
attack the town; that we thobld get up a
ball—in--the—Bottom-and-jest-outshinw--the
town"chaps, all to death, afo4e we swallow
ed 'em.—lt was hard to gin iti - to this prtil ,
position, buOhe boys comet° it at last, and
every fellei'etarted to poi" the afoot. ogoin'.
I had biii.a hankerin' arter_old
Tom Jones' darter, titi ;the bratieh
the Bottom and ille,iirae a.j.itter 'good rot:
weak eyes she iladtaa pair of her.
own—well if the iiarn't-a-btatiliUmoi:
in' light-houses I wouldn't- Say—there was
no calculatin'the extent or hatidiomenesi
of the family that gal could bring up around
her %iiiha me to leek 'sitar 'ettk,
Palk about-gracefulness, did--You-eversee
a.maple saplin' -movin'-with-a:south wind!
—lt warn't crooVed lack . to compare to
her, but her out dad was awful. , ile could,
' jest • lick anything that - said.boo, in tiffni
digging, out serer- satin. and-was-cross. is la
hanlier; ,
in' in favor
.of,:the - fallera in toWn; too, fur
they gin , him prelants.of. poWder . hnnt
With; and hir Watiprecious fnnd.a(iisint his
, ' I diiifniiieti;
`anift hie darter Betsy; to be any -partner at
Nettle
Wellt rity Bigler lllarili, made ihki a, bran
new pair. of hijeltsliirt-troWeera,
and rile 'erlYeViele'k('ell 6 446 Pbt
'a traps wu r"a4--tlitifrishion-"abil-4- war'
eoinetl ilreeo;i4t. =oil 'downalllrif
joints .wore' sot
inglitedi`tind
ei:), ! 'gin ttikitid,Stierldqi.ofr'p' tholitheli
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,:IE . riled up at tha1,! , 4 .,
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eotnin' for rich inftpore;
l ed hunt up to afeilAf
"You're riglity!.,f4 , l' he; "i l l): tasks a
hole to light you. Aid.":
And the tiavage';Viileiied"..-.4 meant tiecattri! : -
he had nethi- 3 ::!orth,atealin' but hie darter
but he tho' e t cos! was afear'd on
Well,-purlytionliethoed.-Up-and-told-
what T euin detWii; blip to
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cum t p and Caii. - Cariblt - ited:tee that : ill
went on tveraiton rite.:: Posy_ WM in "art
awful way for, fear he ,wouldn't" consent; ,
The, old 'mail hare ispokt ip favor. of the
move, ?ntl old` Tom,%hotiiht of the liquoi:
and give in to the measure , bounced.
Betsy up a ladder' thesocond story *
and one
ewer he'd "chew meup:ef an inch Wgot
mo Weefohnd in'theaLdiggnikin Ake mor-
nin'."
did'nt know for a spell whar I. wati
runnin' but hearin nuthin behind me I alack
ed up; and jest conside i rect whether it war
beet to go home and git my straps strait
and leave, or go-see_ the liall.
manager, I tholi Ind go„havan ee
through the. winder to see of it cum up tdt
- !5- et peetatitinsi—tir-kil9-I—wai4
the boys goin it, one on 'em spiiiiime; and:
they hauleii v me in, stood , me afore the fire .
to dry; and all bands got found, insisiin Oli
knowin what *ay thii matter.. I
teli-theni-all-about_it.er_keerd gush_
holierin' and screen:tin hi all his'
days;•
Jest then mylfiiiiseiii'gin to fgelthe fire`'
and shrink up abotit inch a 'Minh, and'
the lippLa i iid gala kePt it up ho strong lafilti
at my gotape;and thepieklel Wur(in;that •
I ginici"jj4, all onst I seed
One of theinaliek critters, from town. rite'
in dintnieeihrhilleriniins'iliati the loud;
est.
"Old Jonea said he ; cl bliavS you up aid
het"-says - the town feller, - "well, he Strait .
lreePS hht word." •• - • —Hi'
--ThAO-minit I biledoyer. I gfali bed
slick !far, and him pas.
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ed specimen, eotnß _ felle'r _ hd~lot ' if out
let'old Jonee-in,with that arriikl"
that,hokOmp—.
lightnin could'tit a got
my coat imh—ivjurnped through that win
tier'llB, easy aril:a-bat 'miler through a" cane
!crake ;• and cuss me of t I could'ohear the
grit of old iodine teetii, , inft e aniell his ek
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