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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-09

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III ;,,,..r.,,..t Cf.a.er temptations and greater
far;;,. ct mol ue c!!efcd .uf cor!ug, ses;en! q!
aynr,I,sn, md oyl~sY.caace!
AnI.fs,d H. Met, -! sc viii hu lo5k int, tie
~. r .l,e', t.e ;auay o5:a!ned to- tie
S,, .lo,.s - ar r5l, j upon t. aSsumr ha- been
exnenisl. and the extraordinary popular delason u'
der wl,,,h !, wa app!td 10 the instruction ot ''"'
schemes Of internal Improvement, snail be '"r'e5-
} yely admon,shr, of the ,nadoess and folly 81 the
proposed assumption. Ia the course # few years,
two hundred millions OF foreign capital were oF"1s"'
into The country. Nh'e this caormoas amount OF mo-
ncy yes in the progress OF accumulation, Il was iSe
shower - gold poured ont upon the States i".ay oe
ranging tie monetary affairs o The country; a"n Tue ia
n,al eject q wi,c! vas 10 enhance TIE Pf'se q every
thin. % TIE extreme Point OF iniii!on And 1t may
10; h. inappropriate Ia remark here, Wal 'he in
p>E;a:ioa O; this ima'ense amount OF foreign capt
al contributed rot less ;ha' i'r expansion q Cur
iauk c1ra!t',o" T. produce tie revision anc a's
t5csses uEaer winch Ne are 10" suffering imd5ed,
:; largely aa5d 1T producing that expansion. ou'
:ar ,.ia g4."i winch rave referred, cad hh.j
t.l.-..nt Mr.. actcI as II tiIcg
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-09

| On 4 certificate Of d.
vision IN op'nion between
HE judge Of the Circuit
Court ii The L 5. Tor the
Dis;:ic, :. Illinois.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-09

GARDEN SEEb-CtyN0R < LlRL!- .iaTe Just received
- fresh sapy ii Garden Seeds 9m Aoi-ai>o several
different kat ii GARDEN Seeds grown ths State, al al wi
they recommend rs fresh and genuine
ARfltll0kE-treeu Globe.
ASPaRA.IS-(;iani or Du,ch
EISCll BEAASBroad Windsor. Dwarf Mohawk Early
D:ar Mohawk, Extra Early Six Weeks. Early Yellow six
Weeks Long Pod Marrow Dwarf Speckled French
Dwarf Whit Kidney.
POLE EEASs-ilortienra Pole Large White Lima Scarlet
Runners Willie nutoh Runners.
BET-Early Blood Tunip Early Yellow, French Sugar Lone
Blood. Man.el Wurtzei
BROccoIi-Larce Purple Cape.
CABBiGEBai;rrsca Cromwell. nsumheaI Early Bullock
Heart, Dwarf Green savoy Early Sugar Loaf Ea York Fiat
aTnsk Green CURED savoy Large York, Late Sugar Loaf
Red Picking.
rAEROT-Loar Orange.
CACLIFI.Giv EE-Eay and Late pa.ch
CDRNSmil ENt.a Early.
CuCu MGEREariy Frame Eary Green Cluster Long Green
Tui,eY.
lGc paaNT-Prrpr
ENbiNE-Gtten Cailed.
kSi.E-,.rcen Ca:,ei Scotch.
LEflULE-Bruwn Dutch, Early Draaiacad, Early Sllesa
Gseen Io>s, Ice Large White Loaf.
MEiON-CaIolina Waier Green Ciiron Large Musk Vel
low Nutmeg.
SaSfURrIUM
GkRA-Lnng and Short
0Nl0N-Si!ver skin. Yellow skin.
PARSI .EY-Gurled and Single
PikSNlf-Exirl Large. I.lrg. Dutch.
PfaS-Gae Imperial, Dwarf Munwilt, Dwarf Green Mar
rowii Earl: Frame, Early Bishops Dwarf Extra Early Snca
or Washington. Early Warwick, Marowfat.
RAnlai-biack Spanish, Red TuEnip L9re Scarlet Waite
Tunip ie ow Tunip.
Satisfy ~ VEGETABLE OYSTER.
sri%;GE-frcsly ot Fail Eonni lrar,f of sum:ac7
sol A>-.Eady Whi'e Bash, Eiily Yellow Bush, Wlnte
Crua&uock. Yr,"w Striped.
TONiIp-i.lr.c Red.
TrGSiPary White Dutch Eary Yellow Dutch, Early f1r
den 'cnc, Early ate Stone, Rcd Top, Re, asn, White Fla;
Ai.soca..a'y Seed aad ~ assortment, OF Flower seed
Feb. - 2j-laff
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4 tuF:-ic.te,
WitLIs3! LINDSEY =

ysR RICHARD +. GRAVES. aInini.;r1,or ~ E!g--l +
~ n-a.h, dec'i, Isaac y. clf!u2o and Na,a.l Ii.
ward H. IL Hc and ari.,t h. w..r Sarah 4 Esler .
ja'ieh, AMI Mrs Martha Elnei ani Lgcy J. aaue: Iae
that shall. On the al, .3i, aud 2!.h days Marc
tween the hours of 10 ocicck IL the morning an! 'tar,
evenins,:oi each day. II tie Clerk once iuwi!H
Court, take the dispositions 81 Samuel Drake. nu II Hs.
Henry III. Mayo aud others 10 be read ayiGcncr
Chanceiy, IN the Circuit Superior Ccur, of l.gw AMI Cher
for Po"haian county which plaintiff and You az
dants. Respectfully yours Sc,
EDW ARD E BAi';#
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AW EUTCE-The subscriber removed his Office 10 the
- basement story of hi residence, al The OF oh cid
streets opposite the Office Of the Mutual assurance Society He
he found his office when IN (asain
sumed on some n tie Courts Of tlr City.
TO CLAiNa,TS-The subscriber, aer Interva. of
years, tcErrs his services claimants the
OF the United the State Of Virginia. for revolt
oGar services any o:her demands whether arising under
His experience In attending -Gc
claims enable him, in where ;hey veil ound
c refer 10 the Of The information sustain
them The advantage 9; that cyperencehi- famly with
the subject, and dgent attention. stimulated bv tie necessity
beginning his of hlsncss-he II wiling
may employ :mfor notcr-!c solpsasa
on such reasonable commission may agreed
Irg- h. scr! inducements, pledges III the
try an energy may e,e!ted His residence aud
Office AID streets, Swan Tavern Letter:
addressed 70 hun viii be punc,ualy attended to-
THOMAS GREEN
Richmond, I'll, Oct 1872 .;-Iv
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PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.
THE subscribed constantly receiving from the celebrated ra.
nufactory Of Nunns Clark, New York, elegah; and plain
Piano Foe- possessing the latest Improvements and tina,
decacy of touch and OF tone peculiar
nufaeture
Also OF Musical Instruments and Husica
Merchandise general.
Piano Fores repaired, taned hire, taken
change.
CHEAP MUSIC.
Tie arrs collection Of Music offered for sale in this
may selected FROM q. tho subscriber, who
enabled sell Philadelphia and New Fcrs wholesale
ard retai! prizes.
Ts.- purchasing c, VIII be furnished u..oa better
than they can ha. elsewhere IN tho STAT
p. II. TAYLOR.
Jana p:aaa Fart, saa 4s.: Surf, og-ests he Eqpss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-09

In the United states Court for the Eastern District
Friday 2nd December. ls.2:
The cases Of tie following: persons who have
BirkrGps 10 wi': Alexander Grant. Mordrrai u .nt.
James H. Waital and Charles : Morean The
said Bankmpts c"n:anin. shas 81 SUots, and %
casrs "i the io!o"ir: other persons, vino have hcru dr
binkfnps To w.t. rarY ReHson, Jesse l. Rurro@c. John
Crowley, Peter q. cosby, Levi Drirrpr E1,kel ug,e
AleNapdel Grant Win,a tio JOHN r. G:s.orp. slf u
";i John " aes, j.hn :, ii"drIr TaoJ,- iarsar 5 g.
Mo.hs. !iav III -. Moore Colin Nri.1r t;rof-o ".fa. M
McCa5, Joha Mcdonald. N,.iNm /! Tucso. s. = us
Sio>c- ~ Pr.-tun. jni', a john II Gyr boon
AlthaLic. i.!is. Crofge White, Nathan ~. Waite K .
WGriham and William Watson, the lyouiptie ~ .ail q
containing claims aH ~ order i,.at D. 4.s
tcincnt md close % tie p,oceer., lc and cl.,. n
necessary 1" reduce ih- said soc, aud caa. 3aus
ne practicable; and u hsiDg manifest regard. the rn
The said eases that The same cannui hr Tgct. lr To-
ordinary mode Ia which claims collected. t.ltt
The General Assignee, after publishing cop; TIN ort
notice suhloncd of the time and pafe n oue
newspapers published IN ihr CT. nj hcimou once ,,r.
tec months, DO proceed Ia sell, hy auction io H.. l M
Tia; can be cni Tor Tie same. the al stock contained h
inventories ~ tie -four hrs. ard ;tr
inventories "i The sad Other cases :.ith iie .ton ce
such cases a. cause 10 the contrary m3y Ice
b; any person interested before tie xpfa.on o! Tie -
Of trrc months. \ cupy-Testc.
r. L
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ny JESSE L. pow.

IFIONl IHt b!.tt
On seeing Gsaoal Iy l.aetas e 6gor q the President
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-09

NlRGlNiA:t. con-: held fr Gi.rUii cuialy. J.. IL 81
' on Monday, the ID DAY Of Ianaafy, Isi3:
whereas, jackson B!akHcy being no." in Inc custody t
Shenit oi this comfy charged with having fnp.., ,8
stolen and carried away MGatio GIL named a., ana
Mules, The property Of William aknry, Deceased lae q
tercd district, III the State nf Sou, Caroline: aud ~,
Charge being verified by proof Of the confession ct the
son Blaknry, aud The Court having probable raisr to
thai The said jackson Bakney hath The oiru~
VIII he i charged, and that lie ought ;ri.i hei.
district and state aforesaid; il u therefore ordered h, II.
That i!r said Jackson akney be detained fusta3yu
sheriff OF this county ia. The az three iru.
ard That COZ: Gf irse proceedings he r
=" this fon H. ir Exec it:c ci south C2fGllna. a4 a
IN the Eclnie:d Enquire.
IoF?-ie.tc,
WiLLIsM iiNDSEY.r a.
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IoRfSTISt INR-We sinai. have constantly on hand FUN
supply or Johnson Durants best Printing Ink moderate
pr
Enquirer Once, staIsh 10, Isia Ice
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HENRY GIBSON, C,ak
.N.ii.c ha u. Gcn,rnl .a..irn1l.

Aiise ~ tle Graoai .qssigHfs.
The sale directed s the foregoing take place 60 81
18TH day ri May next 1873 In front of m Cou. Rao il
United states Cont III the city of Richmond. Il g ea.fr
8. 0ocock. EDIUND CHRISTIAN Cen. .,.s.-u...
J"' ~ -i-W.u
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-02-15
To Cure n Btsrm.

A ouakeress preacher in New York. was SO
successful in curing burns, lha. many OF the
lower class supposed her possessed Of the
power of working miracles. The following is
The receip, for lhe medicine: Take one ounce
of beeswax, With four ounces OF Burgundy pitch,
simmered together in an carlhen vessel, IN as
much sweet oil IS will soften them into the
consistency Of salre " htn cool. Sir ,he liquid
when taken from lie fire ill quite cool Keep
ii from The air in light box or jar When
used, spread il thiniy on clolh and apply il TO
The parl injured Open The burn to lei oul the
water ull it heals
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-02-15
SpROUD5BUR&
FEMALE SEMINARY.

The Autumn Term of this Institution COM
menced on The seventh day Of November, under
the superin,endance Of Miss A. vi. stokes,
and is now open for the reception of pupils.
The branches taught in this Seminary are
Reqding, Writing, Geography, Grammar, Rhet-
ORC, Composition, HiSteyy, Natural Philosophy,
Chemistry, Botany, Logic, Mathematics, DrdW-
ing and Painting, the Greek, Latin, German
Languages, &c.
The Seminary being endowed by the State,
instruction is afforded al Two dollars per quar-
Ter, inclusive Of all the above branches.
Board can be obtained in respectable fami-
Iies on reasonable terms.
The Trustees with full confidence commend
The SIroudsburg Female Seminary 10 The pat
ronage Of The public.
JOHN HUSTON, President
of The Board of Trustees.
December -, lSi2.--lf.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-02-15
Meeting Of synod.

A special meeting of the Synod Of the Ger
man Reformed Church of the United States
assembled at Lebanon in this state, on the
oath Of last month. The principal object for
which the Synod assembled was TO take into
consideration the filling Of the vacancy in the
Theological Seminary Of The Church, with a
competent Professor. The Rev. Frederick w.
Krummacher. D. ID. OF Elberfeld, in Prussia,
was unanimously elected TO The vacant Psofes-
sorship, and The Rev r. l.. Hoffenditz, Of Mt.
Bethel, in this county, and Rev. B, F. SChneek
of franklin county, were appointed a delega-
lion to visit Germany early in the spring To
convey the call TO the reverend gentleman.
Easlon Whig,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-02-15
The visio, Of Columbus.

Twas evening. the ship was gliding through
the deep calm sea; the green waves rising
beaulifully--.ihc moon. clear and unclouded,
was swelling in her silver beams to The billows
founding beneath, and all was still save the lul
ling dash OF the waves against the Prov OF the
vessel. as gracefully she wended her way
through the irackless waste OF waters. proudly
surmounting each succeeding billow, and DASH
ing onward "s,ill thing fife" At this hour,
seemingly made for contemplation, Columbus,
The discovcrcr Of America, retired to his cabin.
He was far from his country, and for augh,
he knew in The midst OF boundless ocean. His
seamen were ready 10 despair; debating wheih-
er il were moi hes. 10 muiiny; and even himself,
faigued with The unremiiling and laborious
duty of watching and the numerous other duties
of his station VISA inclined TO doubt the Issue
of his hazardous enterprise. Wearied with
foaming plans 30 encourage the dlseontehed
companions of his voyage he had half resolved
TO return when suddenly, as he medlla,ed OH
his perplexing situation, form stood beside
him. far nore beautiful than those that peOpea
earh. An azuge rube bound her waist with a
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-02-15
WORMSt WORAIS!!

NPIf parents knew The value and efficacy
Of Dr.. Leidy'S Patent Vegetable Worm Tea
they nerer would be without i, in their families,
as children arc subject a, all times 10 Worms.
Dr. Leldy's Worm Tea is composed Of veg
elables altogether, and may be given 10 chill
dren OF all ages, Directions accompany each
paper or package.
Children suffer much of times, from so many
things being given them for worms, without any
effect. Much medicine, given to children, has
tendency 10 destroy their general health, and
they are mole or less delicate ever afier
To avoid The necessity Of giving medicine
unnecessarily when you are certain your chill
dren have worms give them al first DIR. Leidy's
Worm Tea IL is all that is necessary.
Reference might be made To several hundred
parents in Philadelphia city and county, Of the
efficacy of DIR l.eidys Worm Tea. Try il and
you will be convinced.
Price l2 l-2 cents small and 25 cents a
large package. Prepared only, and for sale,
wholesale and retail at DR.. Ledy's Health
Emporium, No. I9l Nurh Second street, be-
low Vine, (,ign of The Golden Eagle and Ser
penls.) PhadelIliia.
Also, sold al Wm. Eastburn's store, Sirnuds-
lurg. Jan. 4, IS43.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-02-15
ConstitutiOnaIity OF Valuation and
Shop Laws.


We learn from The MadisonIan, that an i'm
porlant constitutional question is now before
the United States Supreme Court, which II
deeply interesting IN this country. IL arises in
a case brought up from the district Of Illinois.
The facts as presented 10 the Supreme Court,
are briefly these:
Arthur Bronson a citizen of the State Of New
York fled his bill in the Circuit Court OF the
District of Illinois, for the foreclosure Of mort
gage executed by John H. Kinze, citizen Of
The SIaie of illinois. The mortgage bears date
in 1893, II contained a power to sell. in The
usual loIni, the surplus 20 be paid over to the
mortgagOr.
On The Eth February ls4l, The Legislature
Of the State of llliaois enacted law fDsbdJins
the sale of real estate, exccp. under ccraia
prescribed coDdIlons; among others, was re-
s'rlction on This power, TO vii: that the proper
~ sold, should be FIRST appraised, and The sale
should not take place unless it produced sum
equal TO two thirds of such appraisal The
question presented 10 the Cour, We understand
TO be, "whelher or no, the act Of 1911, so far
as i. is sought TO be applied to the mortgage of
63S, is, or IS not, repugnant 10 that provision
in the Constitution of The United States which
declares that 10 State shall pass any laws im-
pairing the obligation OF contracts"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-02-15
Bankruptcy aud Balls.

Inihe city of New York some FIVE or six ihous.
and of the gentry applied for The benefit OF
The Bankrupt Law during the present winter.
From this j, would he inferred that The times
are hard, but that cannot be the case if we are
to Judge from the number Of splendid balls tha,
are given. There is not night passing with
out jumping, waitzing and fddling 10 give
our readers some idea Of the splendid ex,rava.
gance" Of these entertainments, we furnish the
following particulars Of ball given last week
at the mansion Of Mr.. Lawrence in Stale street
near the Battery. Three rarots on The FIRST
noorwere lii up with 400 lamps, where the COM
pany showed of on the light fantastic Toe -
The dining room was on the second floor, and
was Illuminated with 200 lamps. aud the halls
gliuered with The rays of eighty chandeliers.
At The door i20 carriages and cabs we're in
waiting for the comPany.-Whig.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-02-15
Take care of your Trees.

Bui what can we do for them in winter in.
qured fellow WIN imagined he had arrived a,
perfection In larnlng, because he knew how ro
dig potatoes. Wha can he ,ooe 10 help them
at this season!
90 ana bees eo"" lhe -eon ou, The roots.
ana mus keep 'he ance ny hundtsdS
oI young lfees are rnaa, y The mice
They crawl under The saoN. and make their
beds al the roofs of the apple lree, where they
live upon The bark.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-02-15
To MY Brother.

When the last rays at twilght's hour
Fall gently on the dropping flower
When mists are gathered on the hill,
Nor sounds are heard save mountain rill,
Then hear the echo whisp'ring near,
In softened accents to thine ear
love thee, dearest brother!
When silence reigns through earth and sea-
When glares the star Of Memory
When music wakes her thrilling tone,
And autumn winds around thee moan,
Their accents hear, and oh. rejoice,
For hark! there comes well known voice
! love thee, dearest brother!
Should disappointments withering breath
Consign thy brightest hopes TO Death
Should Friendships trnst, in boyhood made
In after years prove faith betrayed;
Thou TO thy sister yet return,
For oh. her heart will fondly burn,
10 clasp her dearest brother
Should sorrow cloud thy coming years,
And bathe thy prospects all in tears
Remember that the rainDows hue,
Is bright mid clouds and Sunshine too;
Remember, though we're doomed 10 part,
There lives one fond and faithful heart,
Tha, loves her dearest brother.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-02-15
The Seasons of Love.

BY GEORGE P. MORRIS.
The spring time Of love llo
Is both happy and gay. gae
For joy sprinklcs blossoms
Aud balm in our way;
The sky, earth, and ncean,
In beauty repose,
And all the brigh, future
Is coulcur de rose.
The summer Of love
Is the bloom of The heart,
When hill, grove and valley,
Their music impart,
And The pure glow of heaven
Is seen in fond eyes,
As lakes show The rainbow
That's hung in The skies:
The autumn Of love
Is The season of cheer,
I.ife's mild Indian summer,
The smile of the year;
Which comes when The golden
Ripe harvest Is stored;
And yields lis OWL blessings,
Repose and reward.
The winter of love
Is The beam that VIC win,
While The storm howls without,
From the sunshine within;
Lore's reign is eternal,
The heart is his throne,
And he has all seasons
OF life for his own.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-02-15
Great siferiars.

A few days ago. Mrs. Slfers, Of Pa, vas
delivered of three children al birth, two boys
and girl, and are all doing well,
This is what may be called great sifenng
clearly going into The rule of three direct, and
entering upon compound multiplication right
smart. The lady can sci down one aud carry
sro.-Exchange paper.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-02-15
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED by
THEODORE sCHOCR.

TE7NS-Two dollars per annum in advance-rwo dollars
- quarter half yearyand II not paid before the end ol
90 car Two dollars ard half ThoSe who receive their
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N paoes discontinued until ali arearages are paid except
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ar every subsequent insertion larger ones In proportion
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All letters addressed to the Editor must be post paid.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-02-15

A down easter who had been heavily fined
by The Cour, for beating his wife, tried the hug
ring sysletu The next time she needed correc-
lion. HI said the law allowed him TO hug his
wife as much and as hard as he pleased. and
The poor woman had three oi her ribs broken as
a consequence. -H1,,sburg Telegraph.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-02-15
The wheat Grow ing sta.e..

Il appears by the following facts, established
by the CENSUS of lS41, that tho largest whea,
growing State in The Union IS
Ohio. l7,979.647 bush.
The next is Pennsylvania: l2,S72,2l9
The ,hrd New York, l2,369,04l
Tennessee gives the larges,
nurloer Of bushels OF corn 46.2s5.359
ken,ucky next, 40,7s7,i2o I"
Ohio third, 35,452,l6l g
Virginia raises the mos, To-
bacco, 79,45O,l92 lbs.
Kentucky next, 56.678,674
Tennessee third, 80, lG8,674
Louisiana raises The most
sugar, ss.lS9,3l5
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-02-15

brilliant zone of diamonds golden ca<quo
with a snowy plume, composed her costume;
an evergreen wreath was in her hand aud sill
yer sandals on her feet. Curious being by
what name is it proper To address thee {" he
wonld have said bu, The radiant cnunienance OF
The stranger abasbed him, and he mute.
Al length the unknown vi>iler broke the silence
---"Fear not. Columbus" said she nor he dI,.
couraeed. Ihou greatest of MANKIND | hriDg
unto The glad lidings. | well kno" thy hril-
liant scheme, thy ardent wish, Thy hrusln.t
fears, well know thy future fate, thou ,eiesi
path before unired, thou seekesi Il land befnri
unsought nor shall thy search be vain. 4 neN
bright world, with precious geld dlannhds ct
The mines abounding; luxuriant with flowers,
fruit and pines, richer and more beautiful Than
those that Europe's monarchs seek in intia's
,ultry cline; pcoplet by stranger Than
ever met The wandering gaze, thou favored
man shsl, findl Where now, woods, Wild. az
dens III dark confusion, mix cities, safes an
empires shall in after time arise. There u'u
orators shall land and poets chan, Cnlun'u-'-
name immortal! Yes, even now fame }, bow
ering over thee, to deck with her bright cornn.
nal thy brow. This laurel wreath give thee,
the pledge Of my words most sure, and ihs
type Ol VIC more glorious "Iedtn WHICH Sfef
ages shall weave Tor thee ~
Land, Iand" The man a, the mast hea't
cries. To her emerald cave in the green sel
depths the genius of America flew. CuiumhDs
awoke the new world in all It's strange bur bril-
liant loveliness, burst upun his unraplured gaze.
New Method Of Growing Asparagus.
The editor OF the Horticultural Magazine, re-
commends trial Of The following method uf
growing asparagus. which Is pracIiced at Nice,
and Of which high account is given in the
I3ond0n GARDENERS Chronicle Take a quart
wine b,IIile, inveri II over the head Of stalk
of asparagus just rising foa the ground aB,l
secure u by three slitks hat il cannot he
Knocked over. Il lfi' III ,ih> stale, the aspar-
agus will gr,w uPlu The IH'esirr Of the bottle.
and being stimulated by the unusual heat and
moisture il is then exp"sed tn. will speedily fit
il. As soon as This ha> taken place, the bottle
must he broken. and 'he asparagus removeri,
when il will be found 10 have formed a thick
head Of tender delicate shoots, all eaiable, and
as compact as a caulIaower.