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Duer Wnetner Wnen ne spoke OF 0ther questions In
course OF preparation, he meant 20 inslnuate that
the Judge Advocate was assisted by other Coun.
sci.
Mr.. DUER did not consider that any such mean
ing could be attached to his expressions Ifhe had
meant to make such an insinuation he should have
stated it broadly; besides he knew of reason why
the Judge Advocate should not get other assistance
if he required it.
The JUDGE ADVOCATE said that he was about to
| make that remark, and was quite satisfied with the
explanation.
The Court was then cleared to permit of the mem.
bers coming to decision on the question and pro-
test.
When re-admitted, the Judge Advocate stated to
Captain Mckenzie that the Court had decided that
the paper which had been read and the ques-
ton should go on the record, but that the
The Judge Advocate also stated that for his own
| part he was of opinion it legal question:
Wales was then recalled to the stand.
QICharge, your memory and say particularly
with Spencer in relation to the mutiny except that
| on the night OF the 18th Of Novemberl
Al think not
QI;,In the course OF duty how many of the crew
would have been on duty at the md-watch when
Midshipman Rogers was to have been thrown over
boardl
| Al don't know, as I'm no sailor; suppose about
half the crew.
| Captain MCKENZIE said the watch bill would
| show.
| The President of the Court said it would be a
proper question to put to the officers, and not to
| the witness who was can idIer"
Q-When did you first swear that Spencer told
you the mntny was to break out after the arrival at
| St. Thomas
| A-At the Council Of Officers held on board the
| Somers.
| Odd Spencer tell you he would have another
interview at future time, or the next morning!
|! Ale said at future time, but sought for him
| the next morning
Several unimportant questions were here asked,
| which we omit
| share of duty at the onsetl
| A-Nothing more than that should be the third
officer: he did not specify any thing else.
Odd Spencer, on the 18th OF Nov seek an in
| terviewlwiih youl
| A-No Sir; he was engaged with Green in the
| foretop
| Q-Who were in the steerage when Spencer ask.
ed you what the devil you were cruising about for
| theref'
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Mysterious.

A GENTLEMAN belonging To one Of
"a the must ancient and wealthy fami-
lies Of this city, New York, who must
b: well known TO numerous friends, har-
ing since the year 1914 up 10 recently,
been bent nearly double, and for several
wears confined to his bed, has been reslar-
ed 10 good heaIsh--l,as regained his natn-
raj erect position--and has quilted his
carriage, and now walks with ease! We
believe this is the gentleman own de-
scripllon as near as possible, and there is
no cxaggefation in il. We will give in
quirers bis address. and daHht not his hu-
name feelings will excuse the liberty; 50
that any one doubling mas kaow these
lacts---.hough he requests his name may
not appear in print Aaong niler SINH
lar instances, Mr.. James G.. Reynolds,
lHEhrystie-strect, has been restored, and
will give ersonal assurances Of the facts
of his ease. Both were rheumatism, and
contracted cords aud siuews. How has
this been done.
ANswER--By the lnDIANVEGETA'
BILE ELIXIR internally. aud ilEWES'
NERVE AND BONE LINtMEST ex.
trrnaliy, from Comstuck & Go. .... f..
| u For sale IL Iiilisborou.l bs ~. Hrartt
in Oxford by Gentge r. I1N'rp; NC eenst,o
! r"ngh iy J. e Il, suaa uny asrtt,
3. F,LiuGry -. c.
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DIR. LIN'S GALBANUM,
-. + MACHINE SPREAD
STRENGTHENING Ptasfers.


ThESE Plasters, greatly improved,
and having the preference of all 9th.
ers, are warmly recommended by all doc
tors as invaluable for all inyalids having
pains in The BHEAsT, BACK, or SIDE.
Ue0kaess and Lameaess are relieved at
once by their use, ard the parts restored
TO slreagth and natural warmth and
health. Any person wearing one Of these
piasters, will be- astonisned and delighted
al the comlortit affords those threaten
ed with Ling Complaints should never
tsnst themselves day without wearing a
Plaster. II removes the irritation Of in-
cipienl Consumption FROM THE Luxcs to
the SURFACE Of the body, and draws of
the Internal affection. So in IiUer Gem
plai It's, and Coughs, and Colds. Chill.
dren with Whooping Cough should al
ways have one, TO prevent the cough sci
ling on the lungs. Their excellence will
be understood by all op a trial.
f. or For sale IN II 81 borough byD Hcartt
ia Uxf"rd BY George +. rayinr; in Grechsbo
rough by J. s x Sioaa--only agents.
February "a a.s 6i--
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Brass and Composition
Castings,

rSaR Mile, FacIorirs. and eih'r nurpose..
Az would parih . AL, bring Z" The a.'i. 9
ri M,llers ard faVlars that he n.aAfs, iaks
and Enxcs e. Mills. composition ahth. h'f
durshiluy. i superior "a 40, o'hsi USE 100
are now same Iaks &c ms make shleh have
h..n 81 .s. IN teay, running Mile leE ten and
lilt,cn years. wl.irh are ssi ~ gao'f order.
A. ~,Ii alec attend 10 The Gun aad l.Os y.
sNIrIIINGsEUsIAEss.
ToKrOis SHELL. COMBS upaifed and Po-
l,,heI 40 as g. he ~ 20 ID - new.
ALSO SILVER PLATING, 10 ns various
branrhFs.
The subscriber will give pnnrina' ailen'l"n
IN the aboxc brai ches 81 business. Tie TENS
viii be cash, espe,ialls Sc t,Lbina. ~h'sh mast
lie paid Tor before tai en- fam ihe ship; ard hs
non . by good workmanship and Pan'iua' AZ
leatioa 10 give sa',si ',',,.a. S
- JOHN NJ. MASON
May so. e..- 70
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loss'aa kaau q Sc % ; slIaas VEL
A kans Dr. dors. masss-
We'll. dee. SsmPsua. sad ~. -
u shs ssm.sls bssiie ca nsishef . pc.
.srs.d lroa I,s rals. nor ssaPHEsiion,
ms. oal. suba.il l. lie los. and al a.
-asnssrr 4 = emply. Ill i h0a aadI
leave i sgsin o. ne shell. snd cafe act
whether 500 eork u n n0l
NJ. e., I'D - arqHaahi.nes o. his. On
asoshscsry. II SamFs0a's psrial.iy iaf
shs samuls bsl,ls. snd asAsj han u ne
easld no, give ii q sOms dseesiioa 10 eli
sssh il. whieh. shile u sould noi sls.oly
s;,es Il. rnlar - lssle. aaald PIass lsss
assse.bls I. Saaps0a's system shaa ne
pase Monong sLela. The apathseary Tod
hun ne esu.d. and on The Tuesday before
l.s.. he furnish, 4 lhe required PTePa'al'Of.
simpson uas cent onl On 81 efrsnd "
me early parl Of The day. and N bis ao-
.snre he obnoxi0ps ingredients ssIs an
/ ifo.laeed into he uhlsksy. To give
Sampson ! bener scope. shen he fsaurn-
cd. his master wenl oal aud sia'd aaay
lag eaou.h 10 give The ssnPle tasting
Sampson lull PLAY II thelba:ie. Nheh
i hs returned, he noticed asusnge aud Pc
rall.r rolling u Simpsons eyes; his lips
s. -Te the collar 81 stale ssn,son, and ne
nd al IIe singular sl,afac'erisiles N hls
app, a-anre 81 !. sick niggsT." Mr. Y,
msnsgsd 10 keep ban very busy. and al
iLoagh spprsring not 10 n"liee him, close
IL watched his movements.
.Wor he'd shout, raising kis leg VI
sgsinsI his stomach, buts'lil sndessnrlnl
10 eoRcesl his pain iron his master. and
again he woulj exelaim. al! s-eh! wo-o!
cad he would brace himself rAund SIil
his hands and arms. Al length. hId.nI
himself g.ow.ng ~orse--ihst there "a
40 Glance Of the p'in sbsrng. he threw
himself on tie h"Or and Iosfed oui, u
,nassa. m.s.s, d. eLIld's a gone plggsr-
oil! III! o oh!
Why. what's the Inattrr. SAM SON!
said Me-. G.. appearing 10 be suddenl
a-tonIshed u the Stale 81 Sampson
bowls. @
20! msssa. massa.' ssid. Ssnp.on. 'oi
ee! all! o-o =! ms.sa Use gone chlrk'r
,h.e,r and lie areeIsd abouia IN Tie Hoo
IKE pea an q grsdals. his Eyes rss"iS
~ like The beacon Of ligi.t house, an
ais color changing Ike .iy,ng d'Irh,I
Why, what's the malIr With You
.ad bis master.
ID. I doesn. know, mssss. said SAM
,on. .bGt guess lee 60. 'he Tyler glI
re. sud de nflnrrZir. aud de bisck ~
mt. aud I'll 4 e "der lhn's in grner
and 'nck'lar On the high pressure. ioariI
iber PrinesIrls--oiii str
The master offered Sampson = driu
nut of Tie sample bottle Ia cure him. b.
i he Inrned foa il as II u we're poison
!, he desdliea sasiny. -~5s
|. oh, l SEE how il is.' said Mr. c.. i
/, la. been,drinking lie whisSsy had u
:, prrRnaied with poison 10 kill The rats.
n Ssmpsnu, in lugubrinus tones. cnnies
= Ell h. hid. A dp.e cf castor oil y a. a
,. mini tered I, hun. and,In a sbori tine
. Vas IS gond a. nea.
:, Sincs.lhen neither the rats NOR The ey
pota,' Erriere wnh The SAM l. boil
!, and S3lIEsa is as strict I tttsller as
~ he had ken the pledge Irom Fab
"A M-tsew. -
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TO ALL THE WORLD WHO USE
LEATHER IN ANY FORM.
sa OIL OF TANSEN,
or. Leather RestOrer.
A NEW CHEMICAL DISCOVERY.

NEW CHEMICAL DISCOVERY
g7osf people know. that skins and
IVA hides are converted into leather BY
the use Of rannin extracted from certain
barks, &c. .~ ...-.
When the force and strength OF the
rannin is worn ont. leather becomes dead,
hard, dry, brittle. cracked, covered with a
crust, IT,. This all know. To restore
then life, soltness, moistness, strength,
smoolhness. and remove oil crust, ny, or
bIister-sestore the tannin. This sub
stance the leather never can receive the
second time: but the whole virtues 81 II
are in this article. the OIL. OF TANNlN
which penetra,es the slillest and hard
est leather, if il has been twenty years IN
use; and if il tears easily with the fingers,
il inparis al once strength that Is utter
| IL incredible until seen. IL becomes IKE
| ner leather, in all respects, with de.
lishlfal soflness and polish, aud makes all
leather Completely and perfectly i"lPerri
| Gus 10 water particularly boots, shoes,
carriage-tops, harness. hose. trunks, ant
in fact all things made Of leather, giving
a splendid pol.sk. evea higher than new
/ leather has, aud at feGsi doubling lis weaI
and durability, in whatever manaes th'
leather is used These are facts.
1hose VIII, will may wear old shoes
groan with corns, ride with old carriage
toos--have old harness. and throw then
away half used--look filthy themselves
and all about ,hem-expeud double villa
is necessary for articles Of leather, To thei
hearts couttni, If their prciuliccs ATE s
strong they will not try new discovery
/ Nav, gentlemen, please yourselves.
~ None genuine unless with the ia
. smile signature Of Comstork 4 Go.
rP For SAFE n tiIlshor-ueh n G. b, I
iIeartt; in oxIurd, by G'"rrr 7. Taylor;
';rrensbor"ufl', by J. - Il SiOan- on', agent
February u. 81
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Thinning & sheet-Ircn
business.

rusIE sahseribsr ~aald lhlaim the si'lsrs
~ Ofahge and tie al lining = uniies: ma \,
Ne has cammenssd tie alnse s.saer. NJ ~
ia sarians bfaarhts, ~ The i"~a - fiilssfo
r.osh. where he iaisads keerina oa haaa ~
assestn,ent Of the above wares ~ f"oa me- 's.
!, "a "a workmanship. AID al pflses :" suit
~. ,;,a,s. He Mil aisa attend 70 6a'i. .ina
ana Coyrrin. llaa.es, repairing Sii'ls. and AZ
IIads ~ apper ' ork, und repairing oi 81
Sinds Of Metal w0ik-
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lrnm ,he Nsw oL.eaas Piesyune.
THE WAY TO MAKE 4 TEroTALLE


TIE NAY TO MAKE 4 TEToTALLER.
Mr.. a.. eommis.inn mereha Of this
eiy, is kno~n as 40 extensive holder OF
Ms..era pr. duee. and stock /. no.
more noted Dor u. variety than inr The
superinrsty ~ the several srucles which
he kes 10 IN hand. Ills per cen'sg' On
tle s,le ai Msnarg ,lels ~h'skeS 'h onsh
the year wasld. by q m.n 81 m"''e'a'e
npIion., be- rsrk ,nr.i liberal N ronlne.
Cusl,saess rame ., qnIck 10 purchase.
ssha,, 10 save he trouble ui tR0 freqseri
q recurrence 10 me barrel. be has be, n
in ihs h.bn Of keeping ssmplr b"'Iie 10
abe store. Aissys Iult " par laily 50, Tor
ssheir .i.i nd in.periios. Tie had found
Im long ilme TIA are contents 81 The
ssmple bu,ile decreased very rapidly.
daily. aud 10 manner, a. fret. very mys
t.uon.ly. lie saun irarntd. hoae'er.
that :. Simpson" he negro ~ho stsid ~
s,he s.ole. vas any thing buls Washing
-sanian, and hd he tired the strength Of
,le Mmon sshei. on Ber Than The whole
cf hls customers. Deslrou. 10 kaow II
his eonscirn iousress were a. latge a his
sliu.raseHess. h. SAID 10 him IN Mon
.siay se'nn.s hl. IS snrsan. hD~ IS II thai
the wh.kes in the sample bo','e dunn
i.hes 80 f.sit WAY. u has TO DC filed
Gail,W a m...ss. $685.
"Cl1 60, masss. 4 dnesnt know"
ssid S.mps,p. lnking srrinus. hui |
thinks, mssss. Il is cauei off by re p IN.
rrr,les . What whle folks calls sspA-
EslInR. s@ 4~. ,a~s 7-a IT,. F.
~. s"u do. Slmpsonr said VIZ. G.
Il does, ssrtin, mssss, said Sampson,
-.c.use / lell. synu ia, ere y aanrsii ms
sigh, ssrona; gosh. il ain. lett drop
o'hsrd elder an de c"ontty. link IT'S
dat woi makes DR. ~hiskey sosearcr, and
DOT De ls.nP'fsnee 'nv.eae":' as deg calls
IT,
Well. thea. sSrEnsaa.. said Mr.. c.
ill lhs bottle nov. sud will rmk IL 81
sight as ta'pseyen, 'noIalion.'
rs "a. said Sampson.
lie hlled The boit:s, his master cotket
II. s.sparauon tieaI. and again II wa
placed on the .helf. Again on Tuesda,
.snorning II a. fund u. have 'ierrras.t
considerably IN qu"ni'iy. aud still more
Upward. ,on. <s-.s.
Wed. Simpson sid Nr. 6. / fint
the whi.key i. stdi rapidly decreasing
Inv do yon arcnnat i"r u nnsE
ws-wali. IL pc l.~ry hard To 'splain
m~ss.' said Sanp.on, a. be nne "b dose
'slerinus dissppe 4r noes soi nissessean
count for. sud wa, someumrs puzzles
~hne ioiks, / Tell yaa.
'BuI @hssls your ".'inl nj. said Mf
u. .s4sq=Hzs~@ s. a# 1=- asae. a e~S ~ as=
.Ma-al. | links said sampson. Il
4 II ds trnf da, de ta.a he d.Ink'a' il. f..
.ssy Lasa's j"iaee dc lem france ss:eiy. a
knoas on
>u Yss. said Nc. &. hui wkenit wnnli
.gsI dawn a. tnw ~ he ceuire ~ he hu,
de. haw.s Guild ,he rats manage 10 g'i q
81 ,hrn! e -
.laL. Yah! YAH said Simpson, bus
suppte..i,g sud,is .ly his caeaias'ions
he led. look b a.. massa, ga. jas
-ag IL cav rs haw ven ~as grten
N ~. 4 =. yan ink a how dem rr" -
-~ni ,oa ssss 'hoa De sipre. aud ao,'s =
snurh 10 de- raaaiei a, de rasa.F--- ine
saa Turk. axes. IN SEEM soM4ny 'sku
3al, n Oh &c sacnoa pr'nee,p!es -. is
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HILLsBoEoUG II. n. t.
By DENNis iiEaRfT

AT .nRgE noILAEs YEAR, "a Nv"
rIFTY cESrs ~ rAiu ~ AisAN''' .,
Thnsc who do mol give astipeesl ih'm , "
TO have their paper dire eeiiuasd ~ '"'
lidi, uf The ycsr, VII BE- re. "mfd o. :, 1ss
;,stnntin an,r until .muicin'a g ~ CTS
ranrr viii ic ,i.soniiaurd nnttt aii ~ -.
are paid, unless al The ptsnnol tue ""',.
Advertisements n.b,Src. dung s'A,.'" IA ',,s
onc dnur ior tie iitsi, and iveni. h'' N
I.r ra,l, subsn stneat ia, i;l"'; ~ Y f,s
nre MOI Linn 4alri advertisements WV ot
,c. oni, = ,si,rr. A d,,lw tin' vi
Il. l.. aaNl IL -Lkl.ils,.s BY Tut ,ts'' >.
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K0EFAT's
Life Medicines.

NAsfE a Aae&ssA.scs hnss Akrn ns<@ = -
= 49, ~ aiaaoss ever disease ~ y 80 = $50
80 = l,ss.ie. sar 80 = aiassss sd hsrf ss'.a
s's,.ls. = a. ,asir lnsEs sssiAnss q a'lsss-.''s
h.l.i .. snd ssrk he sdashe. Pain sila -
n.,...,,,a .ls~s meals. I dimes, dix1ihess,
s,asnias no,se n sl,c head and rafs, dfnw
.aess. lesIsb1ln. loss u sPpsliles s'hu
saasns. & :. thry are sskas-ieas's Z. =
| = sa,,.,,,,r i. a. thiss ssef bslsHs sLeira
=, - ,,..hlse. snd &c IAosr u insl hssla =
80. theF ailI grove naFAiuahlei Hha -
1 ,eaeral family sperieui, lor riiheF sea- ny
esaaot l.ii 10 sasuse lie pnissisal ss1s'-s'
Ina. ap,;,
Bniers i ,aasl rertssa. 4 freely gissa % -
attack Of fever. inaaenxa. measles. so's
lthso.l, secehg colds. wslhc"usa. and oa'''
:, inf ,mma.sry disorders. 10 rhsuaa-
ism ana chorie eos Il.in They haze slsa
reformed the nosl r1irassliEas. cares, aasA
ased With perseverance. R.s.
/ Siaer the 1. q iaIrodaeaian Of Dr.. MouAts
lI.ile Msd,riEes 10 his fsllnw citizens, .asi
nave II every ease. falls masaiaiaed Inc hsa
lehafaeleT lh.y 80 SeiidesrFsed, rsaien.s ~
had Co Yeats dIaun on M cable sA'sas",t
aaa maay aha had lost tie essoi laeaf hsh0s
shsnsnatlsm aud paralysis, hase eefa = s'" y,
lIo health, slrergih aad ss,mlsri, aiaef ~ 80
asual remedies had been loahd userss. w
,stnaishiap aad almost Ia1aeul.us 'hs.''
ave also heea experienced, 10 The eaie =,
asrroas aud lksHmaiie paine 81 ne Asas ~
ln-e. piraissie AZ -siioHs. contracted ana ~.
lo.ats glIHf,sfar sssiiiags. paine OF me .N's
and bsles. ehroaie rhsHaaiism. PaiPslsNs@
liz kssrI, diliesil regulates, Sc
Bat Il Is unnecessary 10 rn1nerate me iaa
nv eases ii ~hieh these purely vegetable ne
a,rioes have been sUcesssisti but ~ "s w
qaire. Mhy are tG:y 80 universal 10 'as1
B.s.u.e they rURIrY THE BLOOD. an
titus reuioyc al cause a disease - me sss
Bscsasstbey sc, powerfully nPSn the 'erre
lioas OF the oody, aad ren'oss al imp"iN'ss
once.
Because they DO moi reduce The system, DO
linylcoraIei il tins requiring no restraint iron
pleasure or business duf,ng theii operail"n'
a CntapiaInls arising Tram SIiIsled slate Q
ltba b.,,od are easily subdard BY the powerful
\ ri.;.Ary af ihose milu and s4l'iars mfdirinss
| 70 those VIM are ohires " travel. ~ inisk
medicine without inter api,,,a q hnsaness, IN
life Medlrinrs are peculiarly usstui. By m'l
land safe operati,n. they strike Al The t"''' :
! lliseas., and qnickls Grads ate u, thereby ~.
lsenIing the fatal ELECTS to Mhnh THOUSAND
: are victims.
s,ld wholesale and retail by Or. W. B Mol
IA 375 Roadway, New io.k
Il For sale also by
= a ID. HEARrT. .fgsni.
February,I, - u
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REWARD OF GoeD nEEils.
Mhsa rasrs AssA The rhssk sfyeu'A.
Aad Iaaghaes tights the sys.
We "a fa,eel the soisma iruiA.
That al thoss eharns mua disi
And shes lhroash every 30 idias sssa.
The tide a riepr Hs1s.
We lhi.k aoi q the hed q paia-
The @aaraers secret sore
It's therefore saad % lsase he ssai.
lrhs Book u y issam lsils.l
OF ira sad >. Sc thai reir~sl
Mhrrs sss sad saeaish dwelis.
srs there lhe child u f..lly lesras
The ~osads which So has gives.
Asd there The ere q faith disesFas
Tn. balm which as~s lson hssysa.
AL aevsr daes The ysathfal smile
Such sasel sweetness borrow,
IA when Il ssnla ise hsart bsRalle
Ofsae dask kosr of sorrow.
And never - ihs yapshsaiiear
10 shower Rore grateful SIZED,
Than whsa q droeps apoa Tie bier.
Nkere rssas The hoary bead.
Thea, &c from IIrM who cannot lie. ...
We xssld The lslure kaow. aa
There 10 record kept % high,
of what 10 dsae below;
And on that page . seraph's pen
Iaseribe. esrh act Of love.
BY WHICH ui,h ether s4as &c Gea.
We kindred feeling prove.
.Easa e-alls laok. each aeeea, lSni.
Each Proaf Of tender care.
which hsw ~e eanae. call u aiaj.
Have loag been ~rItlsa there.
Aad they ~ho ween ~i,A ,heu that weep.
Or ages slambers guard.
Msylos The fieads whose eooeh they keer
Gut Nc. their own reward.
For. IL that day. shen yonder sur,
Add every star is dim.
The cup u y which they have won.
Shall sparkle 10 the bin;
And Il the bright. The b .PPy souls.
The drasgh, u rupture drain,
kafesm Of ,dIess p'eass'e rolls
10 oil tie cup again. aS*'3.
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laIZslSI
RHEUMATISM. cad 4yx3N3{]

positively cured. snd al sarirsllsd mssclss aad limLa
arc restored. il the old Or young. BY he IsDAx
ylGrrlsLK EuxR lxD NERvE aSD BOSK LIsnEsr-
aneysr without he name Of consiOsk & CO. On L.
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Ma, 50.
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~ All shose indebted 20 lhe late hrm
Of Parksr & Nslssa aud 20 Miliam N.lson'
either hy nole o. arrsuni. are earnestly e
oaesied 20 pay ~. - leassr iasa'gshse can
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-03-28
The Farmer.

ADVANTAGES OF SOWING EARLY.-The follow
N, extract, (says the Baltimore American Farmer,)
which we make from n communication Of Mr. Pres.
nit in the Union Agriculurist, very satisfactorily
shows the proprety of sowing grain early, and how
,,pselessy many orus apprehend danger from frost
Resides the advantage Of getting in oats and bar
ey early, we think that this experiment should sat-
nv every reasonable man, that there would be an
muaI one resulting from planting much earlier than
bthc present custom in many parts of country.
This thing of waiting until danger from fross is over,
weaways thought to be of the idle bug
hears of judicc for if the Of the plants be
felded sufficiently low to protect them, n little nip.
ping of the tops is but trifling moment.
81 sowed my barley and oats on the 9th and Ith
ofApil
It came up finely about four inches, when frost
clme and cut it all down. thought it was all kill
3D. and should have ploughed it up if could have
got seed to sow again. AS could not, left it stand
Ing In few days the crops began to sprout again,
and never saw such growth Of barley and oats.
While the cold kept the grain, it must have been
,rcuting all the time in the ground, for there is
hm four to eleven sprouts on almost every grain.'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-03-28
From the Salem Register.
EXTRAORDINARY CASE.

We wcrc informed of Of insanity in this
city few days ago, the circumstances connected
with which are extraordinary as to be well worth
recording
1t seems there has been in the Ipswich Arms
House House of Correction for al out ,centu years
an insane man, who was sent there from Salem, and
who has always gone by the name of "Captain -
Ofhis real name and residence nothing was ever
known by the authorities, has any thing been dis
covered until within few months past. The man is
perfectly harmless his naady tending rather to ido
cy, and he has long been allowed to 90 about freely
sometimes wandering into the e,shboring towns, but
always returning in safety. A few months ago the
keeper presented card TO him, and said, 'Coptain,
will you give me your address?' The captain very
readily took the card, and writing it, in elegant
hand, gentleman's name, with the Of town
in the State Of New York. returned it. AS it was
somewhat uncertain if this was really his name,
few days afterwards another card handed 10 him
with the request that he would give his fathers ad-
dress lie Immediately wrote tho Surname and town,
with another christian name. 1t was then supposed
that he might have given his real address, and
certain the fact, letter accordingly forwarded to
the place mentioned, directed to tile person whose
name was given as the father, with request TO the
postmaster, if such person had ever resided there
and had removed, to forward letter to the present
place Of residence Of the gentlenian's family, if it
could be ascertaincd. Nothing further heard
til few weeks ago, when n letter received ON
New York, on the subject. The letter was shown to
the ''Cnptan,'' and AS his eyes fell upon the
supcrscrption his count changed, his eyes
were suflused with of joy and he cried out in
the most touching tone, ".Fy Mother! My Mother!''
It was in fact letter from his methcr-the father hav
ing been dead n number Of years. She wrote that
nothing had been heard Of this for irenty three
tceafy four gears, and supposed to he org since
deceased. The "Captain' extremely affected
on perusng the letter Tie mother is at present
siding with another in the city ofNew York. A
further correspondence has taken place between the
parties and Of the relatives expected to
on shortly and take the lost restored home. With
what fervor can this mother cxclam, when she grcets
the wanderer-"For tins my was dead, and is a.
live agnin; he vas lost, and is found