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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-27

john b. HENDERSON, who passed the
forged Treasury notes IN this city, and
who made h's escape from the Jail in the
District, WAS arraigned on Friday before
the cnm'nal court sitting at Washington.
Tor trial. Before the prisoner pleaded
not guilty, lac asked permission, which
was granted oy the Court. TO write let.
Ter to Mr.. Brent, Who had been charged
with aiding his escape. ,indicaling him
from such charge. aud declaring 1t IN all
respects II be untrue. Mr.. Dren, the n
appeared as his counsel and dcmurred to
the seven indictments against his client.
The further hearing OF the case was then
postponed, and probably was continued
Yesterday .-BaH. Chron.. Scpi -.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-27
DOU%

IL TIN steam hip Great wcstcrn had net
"rH'cd At Ncw YORK NJ m Early hour IN Mon
DAY morning last. she - hourly booked for
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-27

Observation-Disclosures hy the late
stormy weather continue TO reach W. from
the coast. The schooner Sarah Louixa.
Smith, from New York bound 10 Mo.
bile with full cargo Of dry goods,
hardware, paints, oils, spiii,s iurpen,inc,
brandy, wines, sc. xent ashore on Sat
urday last at whales Head, Curli,uck
Beach, and has gone 10 pieces.-D.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-27

The P'i,sburg, pa Intelligenccr says:
that $1,000 worth Of wa,ermelons and
muskmclons alone. are sold in that mar
ket every week. The sales Of melons,
vegetables. and fruit, amount, to $40, 900
a week. a: this season ofthe year.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-27

ir5~Four ~ frs mur,lercrs a H,sr.. who
~'fe iound guilty A. th'lr roo.nt trial m New
ORLEANS. have h'cn ,cntcnc-,i o. h. hung
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-27

NJ The Congressional canvas has ALREADY
commenced IA II the dI,tTlcts IL thiS Slale
In the P'teylvania district. Capt. v,aocni witeh-
er Is IN the held, and Is rowing hls adversary.
Col Coles, up Salt River" Ineyery encounter.
the superiority Of wiieher Is nantes, AMI strlk-
ing.
Ia The Bedford district, now represented by
Mr.. Stewart, Conservative, MI. WIN. L. Gory,n.
Wing. l. before ihc people lie has ruhliShy,l
n sensible address Ia the voters. We have nat
heard whether the PrcSeE, INCUMBENT Is a can.l,-
date for reelection.
/ In the Brunswick district. preparations are IN
progress to give Gen. Drvms,-,lc race.
| In the Prince George distract. symptoms IT o.
position la that incorng,blc L.sp F,co, Franc,
4. Rivc~, are rapid, t,,ng manifested. Mr. u.
may expect run.
In the MadS"n district, Mr.. Speaker Bank,
may hook cut for another cln>e heat, II not fur
discontinue. The Wings wall >cl,ct a corngcti-
tur 10y Convention
| Ia the Louduun district, the newspaper li-cu..
sion J. continued hy the frrn,i, 1T N,,,rs Mrr-
Ger, McCauy, Henderson and Cuthlcu Powell
selection will IL made IA r,od ,ya4oa
| la the Nm: George district. cur former county
nls'fs " " 'ildb~ftn, - fiNt AGAINST im hfif-
ran John ralilfcro. The nuytur b. a gtacriuI
bat not very successful politician.
: In the Frederick district. Ne hear urra. t,fil
mu,icrlnc> hy the L"o" Foco' against CD M.
son, and intiinat'us that one or two wLtr a.
'rraniN ar" on hc lookout I;ui Va, ,up.r-
much will drINul upon the i,,cl"Irnicui. O. tl,.
approaching >c>>,"n. The "hlrciiuns O. Coz
NJ "h the pant at has pnhucai ii,ihr-n. ap.
that hc II Ito" much at a gentleman" ani la
not n fear uf the Globe before has c,,.,
, In the Wheeling district, ~ in"y.tnr,t IN,
Vet been made, hut MIR. William Morgan ma,
"l"ok out for breakers"
In TIN Harrison district, the somruhai no,uripu.
Wilson h Shinn, commonly called Orator :;h,un
has announced himself ~ the opponent of Cot
Johnson, the present member.
| Ia the kanavha district. Geo. w. Summers
a distinguished and riiicd Wing, has iccn su-.
gcS,cd as the probable opponent Of Col. Andrew
! iBcirnc.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-27

10" Of Tie Schr. Mary Jane Of .Ntrr
Be|ford-The Capt. SMITH. arrived At
Charleston on Saturday afternoon. un the
nth inst. 40 miles 6. T.. Of Charlie ston
light, Tell IN With the crew of the schr.
Mary Jane, from Wilmington, IN. c.
OF aud for New Bedford. with a cargo Of
timber was foundered or the 7th inst. IN
gale from the n. T.. The crew remain
ed on the quarter deck for ! days, with
out water or food. The schr. sunk and
the quarter deck parted from the hull On
which they remained. Conn. one OF the
crew, was so much exhausted when Ia
ken from the wreck that he died in three
hours afterwards-sll the others, four in
number, are IN fair way Of recovery.
Chniesfon Pat.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-27

PASSrNcrRs less than eighty
six passengers are already enrolled for
the Grea, Western on her next return 10
England
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-27
FOREIGN.
LATE FROM ENGLAND.

! - = iN'Nt ts-N'Hl4 II NJ
The packet ship Gauck has arrived
at New York from Liverpool, whence she
sailed on the 10Th August, We copy
irom'ihe several paper. before Us the az .
neXed summary Of news.
| a correspondence had taken place be-
tween MIR. O'CoNNELL and Mr.. STEVEN
SoN IN reference 10 certain offensive eN-
rTesslonS touching the slave holding re-
iauons Of the American minister, alleged
to have been made BY the former IN A
LAT" speech Mr.. q Connell denies hay.
ing used the language attributed To hun.
The English government had procured
from that OF France a relaxation Of the
Mexican blockade, 50 flr as to PERM, tie
export oi specie from Mexico in foreign
vessels, whether merchantmen or vessels
Of war.
AdyIceS from BIyonnc of the OH state
that General Espartcto continued 90 con.
ccniIaic a formidable force near Locrnno
and that the roads of CASTLE were cover.
ed with conveys Of every description -
letter from Onate, Of The 9Th mentions
that Naroth had Transferred his head
quarter. 20 ITALIA. MAY or, league IN all
vance Of Estilla.
The Liverpool Cotton Market remains
without material change. Money con.
hnues abundant. and fOf commercial puf.
poses could be obtained at from > 10 g.
per cent. The continuance Of favorable
weather and the more promising pros
poets Of the harvest had materially i'm
proved the appearance u the funds and
produced better feeling ~ the market
The Canada Indemnity BILL vas read
a ihTd time ~ the House 0f Lords on ih.
l-Iih and Was ordered 20 a third read.
'ng on the It'll. 20 tic House Of Com.
mons.
TIE ENGLISH CHuPs
LoNpoN. August ~
Tho State ~ The weather aud the corn
market absorb, almost Sbol, Tie attention
.oi al parties m The city, and Il -
Niih sa'isiacion therefore Nc ere able ~
report that there 10 altogether a better
feeling displayed to-day. This hssun.
doubleday been much produced by The
propiiious aspect II the weather bot more
especially from The circumstance n
large quantity Of new wheat having been
sold 10 Mark lane tbs nothing for de-
livery nest week. The sample IS stated
lo nave been remarkably hne and fuli -
u vas readily d,'posed of al sOs per
quarter.
VARIOUS efforts arc making 10 induee a
belief that the general produce Of the pre-
sent harvest ~ Englsnd Will We below
Tho Necessary quantity for the snsuing
years eonsuu p'ion A greater hllacy
Ea' never attempted 70 b. imposed upon
the county. The whsat crop 20 iht.
county. and indeed IN The uhols south
sud vest of England. never looked clean.
.ef OF better II - true The, from the
heavy effects Of The late severe WinteF q
- thinner lhan could have been wished
Tor. bat then the straw - sbubdantly foe
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-27

Profsssos FrsdeTok Hall. of Washing.
ton eiiy, has presented to Dartmouth col
leEs i've thousand dollars N money an9
his large and excellent cabinet Of nine
rails, iof The endowment q professorsh,p
of minefaicay and aaei@--
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-27

New ORLEANS.-The Bulletin OF the
18th says-"We regret TO state. that the
cases OF Yellow Fever have been rather
on the increase within the week past.
Tins information Is made public. not v ith
a purpose 10 create alarm. but as warn.
ing To those who arc ,irn,d. 10 escape from
danger Thus far The fever cannot be-
called an epidemic, but, notwithstanding
The unacel'maied would DO well TO kecp
out ofharm's way"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-27
MONEY MARKET.

. W. Fl
! EvENrNc Money, for Its application
to commercial purposes. continues so a.
'bundant that the rate u interest on good
security from day IN day between tho
bankers sud bill lrokcB 81 any credit
has no, advanced during the pa, week
1t The commencement oi " bach No quo.
ted 1t at from > per cent ~ 3 per cent
/ There 8, avery strong opinion among our
merchants that the late numerous order,
Tor corn, which have been sent out L. The
northern portions II the European cont
/ n"ni. Will cause large amount ct ~
Poria'ion 81 bullion against the bills thst
In consequence have been drawn
! There has been the afternoon q strong
/ tendency o. a decline 10 the continental
exchange particularly on hat portion IT
Euror" whence ne look Tor supplies 1t
bread corn, although It's expected tlsi
+ the 'reculaiprs Will hufn Their fingers 49,
/ On PARIS 'hc actual Gates are about 2ll55r
The continued e1s, state n the money
market - which wc have already refer.
red has suppDtted tho hfmncs. 81 tho
I British funds to which We ha,e adsrHsI
during the past two o. three day. Of buzz
ness
LWrnropf Avg -
MARKETS Tram Since T.esdsv
The 7th insi thefe ha, been moderate
fresh Supply 81 foreign Wheat. bot hg
auslb 4 any other KIND flr The corn
trade. and the weather has been variable
and generally very stormy and vet In
bonded ~hes's there ha, been great -
element, and large tsnsactons have a.
Ken place with them ~ The town and
specuiators 1t .urihef Considerable re
~ pucss l.uehy lOs 1919 Tor pune
white Dsniy,c There has been q good
demand lor Danizie -four 81 iO4i5s A.
to-day market some bonded Wheat
we're dispossd Of al lO,J tor Malgrot. ADD
lOs6 lor white Danilic and there were
sellers Of Danizic Flour al tOaf2s
LoSDoN August 10
GRAlN.-Ths supplies Of free ~hss,
continue moderate. bot the weather beng
very hne for the harvest. the wheat usds
hes been dull on Friday prices whieA
are rather higher than ihs day week
a sample % New Wheat from EsssN.
remarkably hns. reached - per ~
and ose ~ tao from Kent aot 20 good
. $3.50 whesis no per
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-27

Owing 20 the scarcity 81 Mechanics IN
Mobile and the number of buildings nov
erecting there. carpenters wages ere a.
N - 10 per day lsnd hnoklaysrs m pro-
portion We have the above information
from Mobile under date ol the 18th ms,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-27

.fnofir.-We learn. that a brig bottom
upwards has drii;cd on .hore at IIe,,y
Hawk Banks. 80 miles 10 the Southw ard
Of Currituck Inlet.-H.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-27

The Wilmington and Raleigh Rail road
Company have recently opened another
section Of their road which makes the
entire distance now IN operation ,iNt,
:hrcc miles. The Wilmington Advent
ser states that during the frs, week ia
October another section will be- ready for
use, aud hy the niddllc uf Dccen.bcr The
road viii be open distance OF one hun.
bred and three miles. The length If the
entire road, when complete. will be on
hundred and seventy three miles
iiIA .istIieal..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-27

NGw NovrL---A new novel by our TEL
low townsman. J. +. Kennedy. is an
nounced as in press. Il is entitled Rob
OF the Bowl, tale Of ST. lnegoes" 81.
lnegoes is the name Of a small village on
the lower part OF the Western Shore, and
was among the first places settled by en-
grants 10 Mary land. There are many in
cidents connected with the first setileme nj
Of Maryland. full Of interest, and we an
iicipa,e the author Of Horse Shoe Robin
son has woven a tale from some one Of
them which will add 20 his reputation.
Baltimore Sun
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-27
DINNER TO Mr.. cRoCkE1r


On the I'D oil. the friends Of the Hon.
JoHs w. CRocErrr, Of the Twelfth Con
yress,onal Distinct Of Tennessee, IN Glib.
son County. without Distinction OF party
mel that gentleman Of q barbecue dinner
near Trenton.
The President OF the day. afler the reg
ulsr toss,s. proposed the health OF Mr
CRocSrTr. the faithful and efficient
Representative OF the People an honest
and consistent politician, and true
WHiC.' THIS sentiment was received
with long and enthusiastic applause by
the assembled multitude, and was respon-
ded too BY their distinguished guest IN an
address. OF about an hour length. re pletc
with sound Wing principles.
In tho conclusion of his speech, MIR
CRocNETr warmly ,indicatcd the char
acter OF MIR. Clay. and ridiculed With ad 4.
m'rable success the oonie mp,ible charge
81 that great statesman being opposed 10
the South. Whence does the charge
proceed. no inquired. but from the
"spo,l' press Of the party IN power; and
by whom ooun'cnaneed bu, by parcel
of Pe,tioge,ne Iaok-leg lawyers and vi
lage eoNoombs' looking up TO the party
for promotion. anil who know more a
bout adjusting a rulile shirt than they 10
about politics =" Men OF sense and IN
formation. be continued. must he dis.
gusicd ana siokcned when they hear such
upsiaits assailing one %. tho greatest men
II the as- one hn Ia. devoted almos,
has whole liie 10 the public service. and
who has originated and carried through
i Congress more gtrst tnea.utss than any
man alive. Such attacks ATE a. Iidicu.
lous and rfcPo.te.ous a. the ,teA II '.ior.
ming Gibraltar With pocket pistol "
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-27

Population II Missouri "A oomrar,-
son II ihe votes polled N missouri. A. tbs
general elections N lS.}6 and IN I-.b-
VII Afford some idea 81 the rapid increase
.0i population oi that STATE In lseB. the
population 81 Missouri va. known 10 BE-
,|'I~. Tie aggregate vote for Governor
that wear amounted to q .312. which was
about ono IN nine 81 the population. The
average number II votes pollcd va Al
the recent general election 90 III. and
THIS. upon the same ratio Of one vote Tor
nine inhabitants, gives NJ 3Oi 80 the
present population 81 Missouri. beng an
ss'imaisd increase Of III 900 m two
years 49, Bali Pat
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-27

Philad'Ioiid, JIiiningfoa and Baliir7or,
haif Road This important road - now
finished with double track. from Gray's
Ferry to Broad 81. The Bridge on The
SohuyIk,ll IL IN rapid progress. and {, 8
expected 1t will be completed m two To-
thfce weeks at iarihcsi, When We shall
have continuous Rail Road from this
CIty TO Washington. A convenience At
oil tunes, but invaluable 30 the winter.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-27

ILLINOIS ELECTlON.-At length (SaYs
the National Intellirrncrr) We are enabled To-
announce, on the authority at the leading All
miniStraiion paper IA this State the result of thu,
election IA the doubtful Congressional District.
The Wings have il Mr. Stuart Is rl-cte,i nv a
majority Of from 81 to l00 vctcS over Douglass.
the Administration candidate. Thus IS n great
triumph; being not the gam OF a single Repre-
sentative, but the gam at STATE ia any cas-. If
the liouN' of Representative being called upon
la vote by States.
\ letter nj the latest date, from van,alia. saws
that The Administration candidate tor Governor
(Mr. Carlin) II elected, hat that the Wings have
a majority. without the Conservatives, IN each
branch OF the LEGISLATURE, AMI a majority of six
votes on point ballot.
The following Is the official vote lur Governor
and Lieutenant Governor:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-27

GREAT Law SuT.-A suit has been
brought against the 6rsl Municipality 81
New Orleans Tor the restitution 81 a large
amount Of property, and SJOO ON dana.
gcs The SUI; y brought on a clam
bounded on grant made by the French
Government ~ l7Ij. end the property
claimed - csiImaied TO bo worth 200
600
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-27

Commodore Dawn PoRrER. our charge
d Adaires at Constintinople. Ia, return
ed home. on = short leave of absence for
the benefit 81 his health. which had be.
come seriously impaired, and Is al pre-
sent on VISIT 10 this District. where he
has SO many oil and attached friends.
We are happy 10 learn that he already
feels much renovated by the change of
climate, and hopes that a few months
residence ut home will re.establi,h his
health as fully as he can ever expeo, 1t TO
National LisNgenesr.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-12


TIE Coronation. The Queen has tas
ken the 6rstsstep towards her coronation
BY ordering crown to be made. 1t is TO
be of small dimensions, tobe worn on tho
back part of tho head, in the manner we
see the portraits ofQueen Elizabeth. The
devises TO be employed as ornaments are
the rose, thistle, .Shamrock. oak leaf, and
feur dc Hs There are 10 be no colored
Jewels in it; nothing but diamonds Cons
siderable curiosity exists as to what tho
Queen will do as to wearing the crown af-
ter her coronation, etiquette forbidding her
TO wear it before Former sovereigns have
the state crownson the meeting of Parlia-
ment, though they each had a personal one
made for their coronation. Now however
willing their queen may be to wear it,were
she to attempt to put it on, il would rest not
upon her brow. but upon her shoulders
acting as a complete extinguisher, and If A
is padded so as to make it lodge upon her
head, the effect would be TOO ludicrons o.
ven for the dignifed assemhlage OF the
House Of Peers The probability is that
she will wear her own crown, having the
imperial crown by her side.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-12
DIR. FRANKLIN.

On the 9Th Feb. 1775, Lord Chatham
brought into the House of Lords the out
lines of bill, respecting the TROUBLES in
America" which occasioncd much discus
sion Lord Dartmouth said that it con-
tanned matter fsuch magnitude, that he
hoped the noble earl would be willing it
should lie on the table for consideration
Lord Chatham answered, 81 expect no
more" Upon this Lord Sandwich rose,
and in petuant peevish manner, opposed
its being received at all; he said, it ought
Immediately to be rejected with the con-
tempt it deserved:-that he could not be-
lieve it to be the production of any British
peer: that it appeared to him to be the
work Of some American Here turning
himself round to Dr. Franklin, who was
leaning on the bar, he added that he fan
cied he had in his eye the person who drew
it up, one of the bitlerest and most mis-
chieyous enemies this country has ever
known. In reply to this, Lord Chatham
declared the Bill to be entirely his own, but
that he had no scruple TO add, that If he
were the first minister ofth country, and
had the care Of settling this momentuous
business, he should not be ashamed of pub
licly calling to his assistance person SO
perfectly acquainted with the whole of the
American affairs as the gentleman alluded
to and SO injuriously reflected upon. One
of whom all Europe held in high estimtion
for his knowledge and wisdom, unbranded
with the Boyles and the Newtons-a man
who was not only an honor to the English
nation but TO human nature.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-12
MISC EEL | A II E0 U S

Titles of Resotves passed By the eighteenth
Legislature Of The State of Maine, and
approved By the Governor, A. ID. 1888.
RESOLVE authorizing the State Treas
urer to payfthe town Of Boothbay that por-
ton of the Surplus Revenue to which they
are entitled; authorizing loan in behalf
of the State; in favor of Joseph Card; Hen
ny L. Noyes; VIM. M. Jordan; John Nep-
tune and Peol Toner of the Penobscot
Tribe; Freedom Academy; repeating a
provision in Resolve in favor of Israel
Davis and Jacob M. Russell; in favor Of
John Stevens; Alice Nelson; additional for
the aid Of INDECENT Blind; relative to the
annual distribution of the school fund. in
favor of Alex Spaulding; John Bennett;
Herman Nye; Levi Chadbourne; Harvey
f. Robinson; those towns which have not
received their portion of the Surplus Reve-
nue.; George Sawtelle; Pomeroy; respec-
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-12
DIVISION OF THE SENATE.

The following were the series of eas anc
mays inthe Senate ofthe United States on
the Sub-Treasury amendments On Mr.
Guthbert's motion to strike out the 23d OF
specie grasping, section, the vote was as
follows -
YEAs-Messrs. Bayard, Buchanan
Clay Of Ky. Clayton, Crittenden, Cuthber',
Davis, Fulton, Grundy, Knight, Mexican,
Merrick, Morris, Nichols, Prentiss, Pres
ton, Rives, Robbins, Robinson, Ruggles,
Sewer, Smith of la. Southland, Spence,
Swift, Tallmadge, Upton, Wall, Webster,
White, Williams. 81.
NAys-Messrs. Allen, Benton, Brown,
Calhoun, Clay Of Ala. Hubbard, King,
Linn, Luinpkin. Lyon, Mouton, Niles,
Noryell, Pierce, Roane, Smith. of Conn
Strange, Trotter, Walker, Wright,
Young 30.
The next question in order, was that on
the motion of Mr.. Upton, of Indiana, posi-
lively requiring the Government to receive
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-12

Trance. There is at this time a young
woman aged l8, residing at Needleworth.
near St. Iyes's. who has been ina trance
or sleep for twelve days; she keeps quite
warm, except her feet, and they are cold
and stiff Last week her father brought
her down stairs into warmer room. think-
ing it might be the means of rousing her
but il had not the desired effect. On Mon
day last she opened her eyes, and made
motion with her hand for something to drink
which being given her she became convul-
sed for short time, and then sank intd
her former state of topper, in which she has
continued even since Cambridge ChronsT
Gle.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-12
TELEGRAPH.
BYaELISHA CLARKE.


OF MR%CLA Y OF KENTUCKY.
Establishing deliberate design on the part
of the late and present Executive of
the United States, to
BREAK DOWN THE WHOLE BANK
ING SYSTEM OF THE UNITED
STATES,
commencing with the Bank of the United
States, and terminating with the State
Banks, and TO
CREATE ON THEIR RUINS GOVERNMENT
TREASURY BANK, UNDER THE EXCLUSIVE
CONTROL OF THE EXECUTIVE; and in
RELY TO THE
SPEECH OF THE HON. J. G.. CAL
HOUN, of South Carolina, SUPPORTING
THAT TREASURY BANK,
Delivered in the Senate of the U. States
Feb. 10, 1888.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-12
spcnrrs OF HrALrn. With regard to

SECRETS OF HEALTn. With regard to
exercise, Judge between the two following
extremes: A fox hunter can get drunk ev-
cry night in the year, and yet live to an
cid age: but then he is all exercise and nd
thought. A sedentary scholar shall not bd8
able to get drunk once in a year with inns
punity; but then he is all thought and no
exercise. Now the great object is neither
to get drunk, nor to be all exercise nor to
be all thought; but to enjoy all our pleasure
es with.a sprightly season. The four ordts
nary secrets Of human life are; early rising,
exercise, personal cleanliness. and rising
from the table with the stomach unoppresss
ed. There may be sorrows IN spite ofthese
but they will be less with them. andsno-
body can be truly comfortable without
them.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-12

THIRTY DOLLARS PREMIUM. In pres
vious number we offered premium of thir-
ty dollars forthe best article for publication
in the Yankee Farmer on the GRAM
WoRM;. describing its habits and a reme-
dy against its ravages, As we wish for
competitors to make experiments and obs
seryations through the coming season, COM
munications will be received until the first
of December next. Direct to
G. =. Bosom, Publisher, Boston, Mass.or
s. WTCole, Portland, Me: