Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-04-27
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/ PAuLDING CLARIoN.-John J. McRae,
Esq. disposed of this establishment to s.
r. Adams, Esq. formerly editor Of the
Mahehester Gazette. The Clarion, I'M
der charge Of its new proprietor, will con
tnuc to support the principles ofthe pres
cnt Observation-Disclosures.
AMMAN in New York, it is said, makes
gums and teeth which are equal to natu-
raj ones. He expects soon to be able to
manufacture the whole head.
ERsKINE gave very lircly illustration
of the text, "Union is strength" when he
said of a place where he had slept very ILL.,,
that ifthe fleas had been unanimous they
would have lifted him out Of bed.
The increase of banking capital in the
United States between january, 1885,
and July, 1885, eight months, amounted
TO the enormous sum Of ninety .fpc mill
ions.
The Historical Society of New York,
will commemorate the scmi-ccntennial
Anniversary, of the day, when George
Washington was inaugurated first Pres-
dent of the United States, in that city.
The Hon. John Quincy Adams is to be
the orator of the day.
In one part of the Pacific Ocean there
is a solitary rock that rises III the form of
pyramid to the height of 850 feet. The
sailors call it "Lot's wife"
Congress passed law at the late ses-
sion, restricting the Post Master General
IRON paying more than $500 male per
annum, for mail transportation on any
Rail Road.
The bill 10 authorize Thompsonan OF
| Botanic physicians, to charge for their
services, has been defeated in the Mary.
land Senate.
Van AmbTg is a greater Lion in Eng.
land, than any in his menagerie; he has
| had audiences with the Queen, and hob
nobs with the coroneted and cornuted No.
bilitv.
We hear from Charleston that extern
siyc preparations are in progress for ma
king that city the greatest mart of south
ern and western trade. Large cargocs
of dry goods and hardware have already
reached there from Liverpool.
Lore,--A compliment of the heart
growing out of an inordinate longing af-
ter something difficult to obtain. 1t at
tacks persons of both sexes, generally be-
tween the ages of fifteen and thirty;
some have been known to have it at the
age of sixty.
Symptoms. Of mind, giving
things wrong names; calling tears nectar,
and signs zephyrs; a fondness of poetry
and music; gazing on the moon and stars;
loss of appetite; neglect Of business;
loathng for all things save one; blood
shot eyes, and constant desire to sigh.
E6ca.A-A Strong heartburn; pulse
high; stupidity eloquent eyes; sleepless-
ness, and all that sort of thing. AT times
imaginations bright-bowers Of roses,
winged cupids, and buttered peas; and
then again, oceans of despair, racks, tor
mentsfand pistols.
Cure.-Get married
TAsso's WIsH.-Tasso being told that
be had a fair opportunity of taking ad-
vantage ola very bitter enemy-sI wish
not TO plumber him." said he, shut there
are things | wish TO take away from him;
not his honor, his wealth, or his life, but
his ill-will."
Dr. Fraoklin not Ice-totdler.- DIR.
Franklin pleasantly observes, that the
only animals created to drink water are
those who, from their conformation are
able to lap it on the surface of the earth,
whereas all those who can carry their
hands to their mouths were destined to en-
JOY the justice of the grape.
A daily paper, entitled tho Evening
Star, was to be issued on Monday last, at
Houston, to be devoted to the CONNER
cial, agricultural and mercantile interests
OF the country.
A Writer in one Of the Southern papers
says, that girls who eat the most, always
make the best wives "Give me-" he ex-
claims, ga hearty lass who can spoil the
side Of a roasted turkey at sitting, with
GRAVES, and jellies to match.-Boston
Post
The ducllia Wise, the lcadcrof the fed
cral party in tho House Of Representa-
tives, not only voted agaist the bill au-
the President tousc the militia
ry and naval forces of the country, in
case ola war with England. but cndeav-
pred toprevent its passage, by speaking
against time.
ENGLISH TRADE IN TExAs.--It is learn
ed by the arrival Of the Packet England,