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Vegetable Esiic Medicines,

III tHEsE oedcircs sfr indebted ior ,hslr "a
n 70 lhcir manifest and Heptjh.a zeil0s n
no iuz 'hc Springs snd ehss,UIs 81 hle, a.
DUNG ,hcm - ith fetyssA tore ard vrs'.
iaany hundred certified e.ses shsch base /
made putle. and 10 Hlfnoss fynfy SPECIES e
ease 70 Nhieb IL hurisn fresno is h4hlr ;he B
py cfTesh 81 NOtFAT'S LIVE Pills a
PHEAl& EtrTEES have hrea ers,efllJ
publicly ackboa ledeed " ihe psfsons brass'i
aGd ho were psesggaly aasc4psiHiei an
beautifully philosophical Ftiaciples ufaa. -
they are compounded, and si5n Hhsth tSsg g
acqsenily ac:.
Tbs LIFE MEDICINES resommend q
selves 10 Diseases q aycty form and drserip'aa
Their first operation Is 70 IoosUn ffon Tie e.
uf the ss0maea and hawels thu gatious lmpHa
and esadrigs essnat mis- settling around ihcl''
( 70 reusoFo Vie hsJdeacd frees ehsrh collcet 10
rgnyolaiionH 81 lhc mnsll n,eslines, O'h0 o.
cincs ooiy partially cleanse those and leaTt z
collected masses behiud as 10 pfoduco habd
costigeneas. 18th ail 10 train u etlt, N sud
diartista, Nitl itA lastninent dangers. Ihh
is we'll known 10 I'll fegnlsf arat1mis,s, 3 p
nuiuc ihc human buwtls after death. and be
The prriGdirs ~ these veil informed mcn sgi'
qnaek medirlats--of mciieincs prepared ahs
sided 10 iho pubic hy igbossH; pcrsens. Ih'
cund tioct of the fiic Medicines ia to cleanse
Kidneys u-8d tie bladdef. and BY this means,
liver and the lnurg, tho heallhfgl action Of W
entirely depends u9on the regularity OF nc RF'
~ organs. The blood, which iSsUs ~ fta =
nom lhe agency Of tho liver Rne luogs I r
passes into the haaft, bang thus pHslhcd = ~
and nouIshed BY lood coming from a eiass
mach, courses freely tbtoagh the veins fsas
every par, Of the systeon, and triumphao'l5 s'aS
the banner Of health IN the blooming chssA
Mohatts Vegetable Life Medicines have .
thoroughly tnsted, and pronounced sofefeis9g
u,sdg Tor Dyspepsia, FIuluIenoy PalPllH'i99g,i
Heart, Loss Of Appetite, Heartburn knd fe'
ache, Restlcssncse, ilI.,cmper. Antlety, Ls0g
and Melancholy, Coslivcness Diarrhna' a'H
toyefa Of all kinds, Rhcuma.iam, Cont, pIols
Of al kinds, Gravel, Worms, Asthma ana y -
sumption, Seuryy, Ulcers, lnvcicrate sore, p
bulic Efupiions aud Bad Compilations, san hneu
Erfsipeles, Common Code aud Influenza, ana
rious other complaints which siillct The h9.
frame. Ia FEVER aud AGUE, particularly
Life Medicines have becn mos, oninenllJ sa''
fol so much 80 that in tho Fever and Ag~
tricis. physieianr almost universally Pe'V''
them.
MOFFATT'S MEDICAL MANUAL, dasls
cd as a domestic guide 10 health hR y
pamphlet, edited by W. y. MoGatt 375 BfoauN'
New York. has been published iof the paiips'Ji
explaining more fully M. MoAalfs lhsofy = y y
eases. and viii be found highly interesting !, 4
sara seeking health. threats upon preyaen''
cages, and the causes thereof Prices so GYM
for sale bs Mr.. Moiialte ageq,s generally
These Valuable Medicines are for sale "
4. J. HOLTON,
Charlotte, N G.
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nv swee, damse, SAID /, hall whispering
as took 40 opportunity 10 pass by her
/ side. half q square on her way home from
meeting one afternoon. Aud charch -
doubiy pleasant when Gu and the like OF
YOU attend morning aud evening 70 OF.
[ tsace in saying so, | hope, my Charming
Lady Me, sir, replied she, bu' not very
invltiagly or angrlIy. Push, SID my good
genius, for my heart ialIoEei a little
Who else but your bonny 'e!t Miss, cou,
iinued /, for that speak'ag eye and tell tale
I In saws thsl It is your mothers daughter
who he. kind hear! ami gentle affection,
and -. Fie, Mr.. Narnham, said she
| &. IT seems she knew ms name. Il am
sorry It there is any thing IN my countc.
nance 50 Communicative as 10 warrant a
gentleman who is almost stranger to ad
dress the 10 such a mariner, in such place.
No vouug woman should lls,ea to thar sor,
OF address, certainly without her mothers
leave. Aud ire thought she bad fingered
Instead Of quickeaiug her pace, to hear If /
bad any thing to reply. Push SAID my
good genius. Ia Ireland, dearest, said /,
our fathers oltea make love going home
from church, aud if you would give me
leave 10 ask your mothers appreciation, -
here aamnefed in spite of my motto
so, as to that, said the smiling girl, you
NAV ash nv mother whatever you please.
The sane evening, returning from bath
.Gg 10 the Delaware, for the day had been
sGltgy, sudden hustle and cry Of distress
arrested nv atteutiea, 10, al that hour, an
uaireqlented place. The cry Of a fellow
man II trouble is always, YOU know, com.
maud 10 Push Ny cana was my shelle.
lab one villain reeled in an instant with a
broken head asd the other, though twice
my s4.a. sunk beneath an arm that was
nerved by hudIaaity and 3uiy. Assistance
soon gathered, and on placing my prisoner
ia the hands of an officer, who shaald lie
bleeding before ire bot The honora bic ia'h
er O. EIah sour sweetheart, the
pretty dam@.I Won had half courled coming
from meehngr THE very sane, took
i.4a hone. who're be introduced me US the
SAVIOR ot h.--Ate from robbers and murde
sSATF - 80 Nttl4S tiiAd eliip AOLtO sA4l
to Cork and home again, was junior part
HeF IN lhe wholesale store, and the lowell.
est girl that has lived for thousand years,
blessed me with her heart aud hand. -
Thank God have been prosperous in my
basket aud store. Our children are +
blessing TO Us, as | hope they will be az
honor 70 their country, and We have enough
for them aud Ourselves aud somea bat for
the poor
The stars that guide the wanderer righ,. 4
Are virtue fair and honor bright,
Be temperate, steady, Just and kind,
Then Prsn, aad fortune you shall fnd.
So f5r, as the story is long one, pray
-oU, Messrs. Printers, 10 remember, il is
in Irshman's story. So far ae have any
hing to say, ! preserve the character OF
'cuss 10 serve,
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4 Glorious Rccord.--Al New London
Connecticut, tho following inscription 10
found on a grave stone. The records Of
ancient Rome or Greece DO not exhibit a
noblef instance Of patriotic hefoism:
"Oa the 20lh October, 1891, 1000 En-.
glish fell upon tha, town with sword aud
tife--100 Americans defended the for, for
whole day bu, in the evening, aLou, 4
O'Clock, il ~as taken. Tho commander Of
the bes,eged delivered up his sword 10 an
Engllabman, who Immediately stabbed him !:
aud oil his CON rades we're put TO the sword.
4 line OF powder was then laid from the
magazine Of The fort to the sea, there 10 be
lighted, thus TO blow the fort in the air
William Holman, who lay not far distant.
wounded by three strokes of tho hayonct
IN his body, beheld il, and said 10 one of his
wounded friends, who was also sui alive.
We 'etH eidccror 10 tcfarl 10 This Inc
wc NIL completely ud ne poiaaer min our
btood-th0s nil re nth me Hnie hfe haf
re0ldtas 10 ~, saue ME Fort AMI ma0g.ipp
and perhaps fen Of 0pr comrades RHO
are only ,co0aded.' Ilenione bad strength
to accomplish this noble dcsigo. lnbistilr
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"A BIT OF ROMANCE

We fad IN the Cincinnati Times an &C.
count of a ienal5 who has within a few
years seen many eicissitudes Of fortune
Shc IS now an applicant before the Ohio
Legislature for divorce, and resides 10
Newark, OHIO. She is a native Of Lock
port, New York. She was married in 1929.
TO Z usn by the name OF Herfck, sith
whom she lived about three years, when
by 5.ss patton aud idIeness On his part, thew
we're reduced % want and the husband was
obliged 70 leave hls home to seek employ
ment. He went to Cincinnati, where he
remained some time, and then took il INTO
bis head 70 go to Texas. Hefrck wrote
10 his wife al Lockpo!,, requesting her TO
remove 10 Cincinnati, that she might BE-
nearer 10 him when be was in Texas. and.
she letl Lockport for Cincinnati. At C!eye
land her means failed her, and she was
obliged 70 throw herself into The kitchen Of
hotel, TO procure money 10 continue Der
journey. While in this situation she acct.
deDtaiiy became acquainted with gentle.
man from Columbus, who discovering that
her accomplishments and education we're
those Of a lady, who must have known bet.
ter DAYS, be becane interested ia her behalf
Sao lalt her case before hin, and asked his
assistance il procuring school that she
might cam lie necessary means 10 follow
her husband. Re requested her to come 10
Columbus, she came, and the gentleman
procured Der small school.
THIS vas n 1875. While teaching
scaool she became ill, and w0s confined 10
her room for some weeks. During her ID
disposition, man calling himself Wilson,
s.s.'ed Der, aGi told her he vas ius. from
Iexas. aad that her husband died IN that
country, lew days before he left. He
told Der all tho Circumstances connected
@l'a her husband, mat nc left a wife in
Loca2oit, etc. 10 such STRAIGHT r,rva,d
manner, she ives forced to believe him
She partially recoYefed her haaAh, and in
1851 became acquainted w,n worthy
gect,amaa--a wldoHor-res.d.ug 10 New
af c7'HsLi7, and 10 about a year after she
bear Ger aasbalI aas dad, ur. Chandler
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Yr1 S-GELpLssEOVS

Nsa Is st.l taaP,aad those who boldly dare
saal. triumph * iAe sos.s Of cad despair
Riding tse qter day "a stage coach
along aFh az lnsh gentleman, ve becam,
quite sr:iabls, and BE gave me this acccuei
Of his 1ys:-
When twenty years Of age. was a,
scaoa, learning surveying and aayigation.
q Do yea mean 20 travel 2 SAID my
ngsief. What lhiak you Of America,
SD !or We were thea 10 Dulga0Ue7,
yoanly q Tyrone. Ire!aad. 'Amsrica,
replied be, is a growing cogagry-go
John, and behave yourself as becomes a
true Ifisbrss, aad yo1 MAJ eat white
bread il yc0r o.8 ase. and drink good sher.
~ Al lg,le more t5aa q, | sailed
fran CaFk Is lie good sap Queen o DO,
ard landed u Or days Il New Castle
lisd ase % e he city II a tree, and van
3ered ihfou-a Va city a stranger gor two
days, when o. tie ;hird. vho should hap
pen % Us~ct 81, Ned McClCsky, aa CID
t5#bs-1za. ~ gracious T said Be, II
tbs Is'n or OF freud john Yarrham -
Wien do you come 10 what ship, hon
syl nos Eere al a. houc Way your
cheek looks red as polaioe, ulaR. You'll
grFw white II lals country; bIl frlhnlag
O. without waiting for az ansver. what's
yogr na.to z WHAT'S nv motto .aru.r.
ed !, 'ahsrs TIA; 5 Short bA Of a s-n.
ieass 20 direct yo8 II lfs-yo4'l have to
tako one. See, continued be. touching
flask Of 8hiskey ah.ch he carried 4 sh5r.
life and merry ore, that's my motto
Good b. JOAN, / j see you again, and
away be fee, half seas ever, bound tor
short life, ne thought, whsIaer for merry
CT sd ons, vas d natter cf doubt.
Gotsg Up Chestnut sireet-thinks does
eTsry man take motto on setting on, IN
LET Whai shall choose 4 motto -
Let ne see-wheu upon an i1ner door
s4s 10 large .ei,nfs-PISa The, shall
as ny ualt1. .1,l ! AID on The impulse
II l-c @-5.sa. 10y r-al hand sas On the
esefs Fag 90. over s-e threshold | isuad
myself 81 lae u.L1,e Ct 81 Office Of some I
SGT. A2er fa.aHg q moment, geatIe
Hal stepped -, a.l iag3rgd u.y business
10 ,s.i '-s a.aas. truth SAID ! none .
ss1.a. si'4 onF mortal Ial % p2riIc1llr
asi ! an az !r,s. lza. q perfect stranger, +
- coas % A"ot3s4 r. seeh Eay fortune. +
hAFs Eon money sad tie geuhyHea.- .
N1ias12 blt i've gl.ac4si ile gut Of EnJ
angel F-ataEt, sad ] common learning, .
it..- D911r, al acaFl 20 he graceful to
-1y one 80 49,. PA me 90 a ~sy to BE- (
-se.-.. " by, cad tie U-1s sui!ag. !
he yos' iraa.lassl All WI venture 10 .
tf1s! something 10 that face. I1u can .
"n,st Esry veil. then copy llsl F1per.'--
I'd So aud found M sci. % sasg Berth
Hfih F.sair - 80 fer 81 Industrious maGs
l.ra'V 20 eat a15 dunk for . temperate
Ia-h, snd satisfactory COMPENSATION Ill
reasonable man.
Ny eng over vas a scrtgeurr. and some.
mes L-a.t ia jas pur-a4-e o.. raa. es.a.e
" speculation. Hearing l.m aahYefa,lna
gue day, dyg5auIg uUse3 purchase.
Push, whispered my ga,d gaags. IN
nugl ll1i, ST. sad aad 3. / might J...
lermlued. would glad laha ha.sl.- bar
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POETRY.



THE SIGH
Gentle siga, the breath 81 loy',
VapouI O. ! secret Sra,
Which hy thee Itself discoveJs,
Ire 81 daring 20 aSPiEe
Sweetest note Of whispered ans nlsni
Harno8y's refined part,
Striking whilst thou seem'st . langliS
Fsii upon the tende. heart.
Soifesi messenger Of PassiOn,--
Stealing ihroash a crowd Of spies,
Thai eouslraia taa sziward fash.og
Seat the lips and guard tho eye
Yiewles- herald 81 erto'i5o,
VIM thee ian Lsar5t~sai
Tel re- III ~ 1ear1ss derore~
'rsll her si.laione s IDEAS
4-r-sAs= .lsh. an (. why Gsfssr
Pass;6n, dean as T5sso kas
Is at enough to lore hea
Tho.n I may not--dare T WOO
Cess.. Oh! cease, to hreatlsny anguish,
Faithless tell tale as thctt1i
SoftIy into sileEee ianguis
De open this breaking art.
80
LET NOT A TAR.
Lei not tear drop quivs
Mar single breast be oVeds
Th%agk here we part ioet
vita those we loag loved.
Deep in our hearts be led
The grief we long n I feet,
Oar parting too be he. ed,
Les; sorrow over itteaA
To shoulo. sweet ho-t sgsse .gm.
swim as tAs longg iets
Then damp not no d isI"s'
Tls JOYS ofihos yso'e-
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Small Birds Greot Biesdnga.-I wish
our intelligent farmers could be awakened
to the Importance Of preserving robins
and other small birds, as a means Of
aiding in their work. T0e inhumsniiy
which sufer0 every lazy iobbet Of a boy
who can rest an old kings arm over a
stone wall, to kill or frighten every poor
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Gold Hgine for sale.

ENHE subscftbets ofer lbcu rslaaas c
" Mlsc io' Sale hHoen ~ the name u II
iet's Mine, five psiles North Of Charlolle 10 Sc
!eubutE CSnn'y, y G For icrms apgiy &
subsei.aer, livug % lbs premises
ELAN HUNTER
Oet. %, 1870 IN
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&iRaiar Randy. We find IN French
Journal the account Of the cure OF case of
lIydrapohobia by large quantity Of vine.
ga. administered TO the patient by mistake,
Count Leosina, physician Of Pudua bear.
my Of the case, exhibited the same remedy
IA a very yiolen, cese, and succeeded 10 ef.
'cctlng perfect cure.
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telh year he died on the powder which
overlooked !; .h bis blood. Ills fr,e,
aud seven ofhis wounded companions by |,
means Lad their hYes preserved"
After this simple narrative, are the
loving, in large character, "HrRE RE
WILLIAM HoLMAN."
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THE HosIER LADIES FOREVER.

THE HosIER LADIES FOREVER.
A lady Of Indiana recently dated letter
IN bed, " to her lover in Mississippi. The
following is an exirac. from the warm
hearted girls love letter: +" Oh, you mnr.
lygold--you tuiip-you cabbage. Oh,
~ sweet owl-come and comfort your
Wrrow sm,lten, dying, dead Carolina,
On, ny dear Henry, how | do love your
big grey eyes Boob
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Wrapping Paper

n usT received and for sale at tbi' olu's !
90 supply Of Wrapping Paper. Also
rssm- Of Writing Paper.
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luuet that Sings IN the helds, ana every
,ohi,.red breast that dlres cat an uuf'pe
,horry and save a child from the dysenlety'
: a shor,sighted piece Of seliishncss--
These harmless birds i've upon grubs ana
otber worms and insects, aud the slight III
hds they make Upon the farmer + crops
arecepaid an hundred fold by the 2ro'cc'
ton Aey aiiord against thousand destroy,
ers. lOtse birds If not frightened, VII
become y tame as TO perch on tho hano'
or hight oatheplough as i turns over inc
turrow. No god farmer should Tan 10
teach bis boys , spare and cherish these
harmless and oaou tuuelui vlsItaut5 TO his
fields and orchar5A The crows, too, VA
lures uyIng mouse-saps, iuslead@ol beng
a tame, almost dome &c bi5f, as 10 some
other countries, ahere f,mefs have Seen
taught their value ~ log experience,
have Been frightened ufo hean plllefefs
Of uawcd corn hills \ gAd CROW Is
worth bushel 81 wheat or utaG grain tc
the acre, nad sometimes ten knoSI
edge OF oruiIho!ogy, AID not pena NQwS I;
what our farmers and their SONS need'p 10
dace them to regard their ,tae interest u
this matter Coau,ttrat CgwGAt
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A Shropshire farmer went along with
son 10 tea party, a young female d
pened TO be there with whom the farm
wished his sen to become acquainted
told hm 10 60 and SPEAK TO her. "W
shall say TO her ," asked the son. sTI
say soft things, Johnny Johnny, v
great simplicity, looked here in tue f
aud said, Mashed lurnips Mss
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Apology for rearing Beard.--Thc
poet Campbell IS said to have calculated
tina, man who shaycs himself every day
and lives to the age Of three score and ten
ezpeuds during his life as much tune IN tbs
act Of shaving az would have suhiced Il
learn seven languages.
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Clarcr Gnoag Cora.--A friend of nins
sowed red clover among bis corn after 90
ing through with The cuiisalor the lGs'
time, tho seed was projected from the hea,
Of the sun b. the corn i, consequently ve.
getated'vory som, and after The cora was
cut Oh there WIS lusuflau, growth Of clio
yer, whIsb afforded 6ne pasture Cos several
successGog seasons. The red clover is an
excelIdh manure. have raised a tiue crop
Of WIEN by pIoushing N the second gros,h
after harvest. - FgA. Comp.
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Recipe for ME Ladies Ladies uho cul.
lvaie npvers IN 'aeir paflors all gratefully
receive the following recipe for destroying
a very troublesome reptile.
Worms in pots may be easily destroyed
SIMPLY by watering the soil with lms eoier,
which may be made by putting piece Of
lime, .oIghinc about two pounds, into pail
Of water; when ths whole Is slaked add
well stirred up, 1t should be allowed to set
tie. The clear water may then b. turned
oli, and the soil N the pots should be liner
ally walcred wilh il. The Worrna wil soon
leave tho premises, " crawling ont upon
tie sUriBce, when they may bo taken of
and destroyed. II any rensu, another
"alcriog may be applied. We have never
found any difficulty IN destroying them BY
this method.
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we like wId9ws-they are a!savs into
resting, and airoys twenty Eve or twenty.
eight. They never grow I'D.
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Agriculture is uo' ooiy The basis Of nv.
.ional siroue,h aud wealth, tot IL - aIso :be
basis Of CIVILIZATION and social liir. The
culiufe Of The earth is as grrrssaty 70 sDs
lsiu social llfe, Us the culture o. the mind
10 sustain cnt liberty and Is ttpy as lhe
.all Of our free institutions woulB follow the
eE,,re neglect Of education, 50 ttuly vii the
dissolution Of ciyll society folap the sbao
donmenl Of education. The agricultural
sht,l Of any people is neatly u coerect nd,
cation Of the amount aud pofqaueaey d
taeir social comforts, lar II IS only that por
lion Of The densely populated parts d The
sssih, where some degree Of skili3I aeu-
cnlIpre IS prac,isedi hat S never VISITED "
iamiae.
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the acre, had sometimes leb hu0Nl
edge Of oruitho!ogy, aid not penal Naws IS
what our farmers and their SONS needA'l 10
dace them to regard their uae nier2a ~
tEis matter oau,rarat CywGHh
INTuREsTlNGE AgTS--AGgICuLTtRE
According 10 the returns OF iae Alatsbui'
by whpm tie late census MS taken, he
State OF New ! otk IS behind PcnnsyIylna
IN the production Of wheat, 10 The amouu'
Of ab ,ut Goa, O00 bushels anuually whllC
It excels pennsy wanna IL tho production u
rye over 600 900 bushels, oi Indian corn
= 800 600 bushels. Of oats, over > 0oO,OOt
bushels. ot burkwhcal 100000 bushels Of
barley y, 100000 bushels, Of potatoes 81.
OOu,oO bushels, woa! nearly 1000, 0Ul
pounds. hay uears 2,Jo0.eu1 tons, sugar
over 5000 600 pounds, aud Of products OF
tbs DAIRY over ST 0uOuo) In the produc
llon ii wheat Oail exceeds Peunsy ltania
about 100000 bushels, white Vagina rs
bat about mthuu bushels behAAt N.
\ cfS IN that article. Ia Indian cora, Ten
ncssse tnkrs tho lead Of al ,he States, pro
dJc,ng 42 millions Of bushels yearly, "
C4roilnn 81 millions Of Bushels, Nlrg'n.a
about 81 millions &c bushels. Illinois =
millions, Michigan % flrlaons, Alabama
IL millions, Missouri r. mlIlions, Peunsy
wanna 49, millions, and N. \ o millions.
or nea, cattle, n !. possesses . Gi2.i3
Pennsylvania l40.4iS Oa,o i,00s, 3l3 =
or sheep. n. y. has 3-l 225, rrnu,ylsa.
uia 1896, 43l, OHIO 1864 sl7, Vermont
1893 400, Vrgtnia ESQ 26. In the
products Of the orcbatd, y J and Yer
mont Iced the Other States nearly Iso %
one--ihe former beiog to Tie amount o.
81, 7a2 ,3J7. 10 cation M,ss,ssipp bears
the pain, producing yeaJly ESQ SIS
pounds, Alabama go 40 $40 lbs. ). Caro-
lima i4s, 907 $50 pounds, Georgia l34,
80, 755 pounds, Louisiana si,eaG, -
pounds, Virginia l0,767 ,l5l pounds. Of
Tobacco. Maryland pto5uces 10 millions
pounds, Virginia II millions pounds, OHIO
6 millions pounds, fe1nessee 20 100 eco
pounds, Missouri s.5UD .eo0 Dougds. and 10
dana near millions pounds.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-17
LATER FROM CHINA.

The ship Panama Capt. Benjamin arrived yesterday
FINN Canton. in fine Of one hundred DAYS She LETT
Macao on the 9th Of j. thus bringing dates some
e;,b,een days later than before received The Pana-
ma in company with the kosciusko permitted to pass
the blockading squadron Of special courtesy to the
American flag by the British commander 1t il understood
the Kosusko had board 10000 chests Congo Tea and
probably sailed for Singapore
The political b. this arrival is Of no great import
ance The English commander becoming distrusttu OF
the intentions of the Ceesta the British feet had been
been got read. for action and attack the Boge Forts
wa. to have taken place the ash Of December On the
9th however, Chop arrived and negotiations were re-
sumed.
The Chinese had unks loaded with stationed on
the first bar ready for sinking the fleet should adj
vance The Chinese are yery confden, OF the ability OF the
Bogue Forts successfully oppose the British fleet Inc
troops at Chuan had reduced by death and removals
of inyald nearly onchird four months and half They
had received full supply of provisions which had done
much towards relieving their dsresses The war was af-
parcnty through diplomacy OF the Chinese as far from
termination
Thc Panama brought a very heavy cargo Of Teas