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We publlh Is io-daYs papaf ne renly q
Mr. J. b cohh 3 Re sspsIsions upon tadre
Augustine 8. Clayto6's memory. eeuiai6ag n
e communlealion from Canion. which iaielv
appeared n she Mlasm1ippian under the siana.
tulo ofaCasca."
IN regard 70 Geo1re n. CLAYTON. csor.. A.
gaina, whom he pisce IVES Designed looperaie,
AZ his neighoors every one, who has any &C..
quainianoe with be character, know that the
article 3 ultey'y destitute Of III title to respect
iof ne eofieelael = 'to Impression, which Il
would give d bic genenS qenlimeuts and dis
position. Agen,leman more amisble and cour.
teons IN bis manners, With less arrogance and
presumption n bis disposition, with better ind
more benevolent feelings, and with less hauti-
nem and PRIDE h bic bearing, we do not know
h The whole circle Of our acquaintance; and
lhisis The character that would Be recorded him
b. the concurrent opinion Of the people In this
section ofthe country where be Is intimately
hnoWn.
For he private worth, his moral character
TIE general benevolence and charity Of Bis dis.
position. and bis pure and unimpeachablo repu.
tati9n, there Is no oae who possess more en-.
viable standing.
But what are we 70 think Il slhe Columbus
Democratic regard for candor and truth, when
that print, By copying The article, which ap-
Psared originally IN TIE Mississippian, becomes
The vehicle for disseminating misrepresenta-
ions Of Mr.. Clayton's sentiments ane dspo.
sitioD, which every individual in this commu.
nlty would At once declare, from his own per.
aonal knowledge Of him, d0the grossest inius-
ice 10 bic ehafaeterl
Bot nothing can be q stronger evidence Of
The unexeeplionable character ofour candidate
for Governor, when his opponents are reduced
70 such an extremity for want Of an available
charge against him, that they have TO accuse
him being rich man, proud man, an aris-
focrai, and even to endeavor to excite prejudice
against him IN one direction or another by
charging him with being a member Of the
Mslhodia church. These things are worthy
ofDotice only 10 expose the difficulty, which the
Fepudiators experience In finding solitary yul-
nsnble point in Mr'Claylon's characler,andth the
Feoklessness with wh;sh they seize upon any
charge however absurd and unfounded, which
they think from is nature can not easily be re-
fuied. But nof satisfied with this course Of in
justice TO Mr. Clayt6ni they descend INTO the
tomb Of bic venerated father, drag from their
sacred resting place his hallowed remains, and
exhibit them upon the political arena arrayed
IL al the perverAion and exaggeration Of fact
which the biiterest partizan malevolenee could
invent
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CoLuMRua lNsTITUTE..


YNHE REV. SIMPSON SHEPHERD
N win open a nov permanent Seminary on
MONDAY, he 18th instant, Ia the basement aio-
~ Of the Methodist E. Church. ior The Edaca.
ton q young ladies'
The discipline Of he institute win Be- afm
bot strictly parental The memory viii BE- eul-
tivated only subordinate to the higher lacuIIy
ofreasou. The iormar b important the hii1r
is paramount. The moral Feelings and sa1ii-
ments viii receive due rogard, The moral and
intellectual nature should be expanded, invigo-
rated in harmonious symeirical proportions
The health Of the young ladies' will Be kept IN
view, and their manners viii be watched with
an unslumberiug vigilance.
We make no inflated promises, we give no
references to great names, we eonilie IN tangi.
be results. Wisdom is justified Of her chiI.
dren. Short pithy lectuFesiwill Be given inoFder
to explain, apply, and enforce the principle.
Attention is respectfully solicited 10 the follow
ing circumstance, which win show satisacto-
rily the liberal sentiments that are 10 govern
the Institute Tbs text books which VIII be
used were written BY men Of different denom~
nations Episcopahans, Presbyterians, Baptists
and Converted Jew.
lsT CLAss.--Aiphabetica lesson, Ortho-
graphy, Arithmetioal tables, SO
JUNIOR CLAss.--OHhography, Reading
and Whiting, Geography and Grammar,
Arithmetic and History, Natural The
ology, in elementary form, SIC
SENIOR CLAss.-Hi gher rules Of ArIth-
metic, Greciau and Roman Antiquities
Heather Mythology, Composition, Al
grebra, Geometry, Problems on Globes,
(whon obtained,) Astronomy, Waits
on the Mind, Chemistry, Botany, Phys
iolygy, Natural Philosophy, Logic Alb
ercrombie on he Intellectual Powers,
Wayland's Moral Science, Rhetoric,
Payleys Evidences Of Christianity, and
Languages, SIC
Music, S25
FACULTY.
Rev. SIMPSON SHEPHERD,
MISS SHEPHERD,
Miss MANY A. SHEPHERD,
Mn. RICHARD SHEPHERD, A. N,
Orthogr aphy, reading, and composition, vii
be attended to by the Senior class while in the
Institute.
Columbus, August 10Th ls43.
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hes been publicly RENTED BIZ Judge Clayton
himselfin The Halls 81 Congress.
TIE facts which have givea above are fresh
intho recollection Of many gentlemen, friends
and associates Of he misunderstanding now
u lbs Siaie-Who vii At al tines cheerfully
attest their truth. Such being The case. The
community are lsil 10 form her own c0nclu.
siOns, as % The motives which prompted this
wanion and vindictive assaut on The character
q Judge chyion-and I have no fean but
thai his accuseis whoever they may be) viii
Be visited with Jos. condemnation.
have now performed what considered an
imperative duty that al honorable men might
be certified properly oflhe iruth-and II from
their impressions Of this charge they have done
injustice 10 the character Of Judge Clayton,
that amends might be forthwith made.
Ia making this statement, have been actu-
aied, By no apprehension that the interests Of
Geo R. Clayton would be injuriously affected
By this charge against bis fiher--(Wiih tins I
have nothing to do,) but solely with a view Of
doing justice 70 the memory Of one who is
dead
vey respectfully yours,
JOS. B. COBB.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
LOWNDES COUNTY.

PROBATE COURT, july Term, l543.
To al persons interested in The Real Estate Of
he hsirs Of, John A. Crglar, decd, late Of
said County Of Lolgadss.
XTOU are hereby cited to appear before the
ii Judge Of our said Probate Court, at
Term thereof, to be holden for said County on
The first Monday in September next,
to show cause, il any you can, why an order
should not be made to sell The following des-
cnbed lands, to wit.
The south east quarter, and fifty 1--WE
acres off the west side Of the west half
Of the north east quarter, and the east
half Of the south west quarter, Of sec
ton fifteen, township nineteen, range
seventeen, west, containing in all, three
hundred and forty nine ueres, agreea-
bic to the petition Of William Weaver, Guar
dian Of the heirs Of said Estate.
WITNESS. Thomas Sampson, Judge OF
Probat,s for said County Of Lowndes, this the
sd day Of July, A. D. 1913.
Attest, WIN. p. FULLER
July IL, 1913. Clerk
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RnnKsl BoOKsl


TUST Received and now offer Cor sale a
Q Large Assortment Of Valuable Books,
among which are the following
The Madison Papers, Ieiiefson's Works
Sparks Life Of Washington, Life Of Alsxan.
der Hamilton, Life Of Napoleon, Johnson's
Works, Rollins Ancient History, BoswelRs
Life ofJohnson, Plutarch's Lives 81 Lanqhosn,
Smolets Select Works, FieldiRQs Select
Works, Democracy in America. Naval His
tory Of the United Stateshy Cooper. Lavaier's
Essay in Physiognomy, Sears Bible Biogra-
ply, Sears Wonders Of the Word, Lord
Byrons Works, the Dramatic Works OWN.
Shakespeare, D'Isrzehss Novels complete. Wa
VERY Novels complete, Miscelanies Of Lord
Bfongham, Cooper's Noveh DC, Alsomany
ether valuable worksilus1aied with rich and
splsndid Engraungs---all Of which VII Be sold
unusually low iof cash.
GREENE HILL.
Columbus June. 1913.
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We observe in ihs holy sprlngs Galsiis thai
NJ. Clayton was 10 have addressed he people al
that place N company with bis oomPsliioF On
he IAN Instant Prom ihs liss Of oppoinimsnts
published, the candidates for Governor seem 10
beoafryias on q moasuetiVa canyasr Appoint
ments arc made in The north ior almost every
day In August.
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no COACH MAKRRs-


lust received q fine lot a Elliptic Sprines,
81 also on band an assortment q Csr1isas
trimmings and Bamen mounting plated end %.
pan, GO sale cheap for cash By
HARRISON JOHNSTON
DIsrRIcr CHmcEzr CouRr ~ I'M Ertrr
oY MmsuuIrrL
HELD AT COLUMBUS.
Samuel D. Laudendalo. Complainant
So W.
Haliock 3 Bates, ot. q. Dofendanis
May Term 1888.
TTpON opening the matters Of lhs BID and
" il appearing % The satisfaction Of biz
Honor tie Vice Chanosliof, that the deiend-
ants Charles Hallock and Gilbert Bales are mt
inhabitants Of this State. but reside hsyond he
limits thereof 20 that The soFdinaFy process q
tilis Court cannot be .ezecuied upon thems
Il is ordered that unless said defendants ~
pear before the Wee Chancellor Il he Court
room 10 The town Of COLUMBUS On The
LIST Monday IL Novembef next,
and plead, answer o. demur 70 ne bill Of CON-
plant herein, tie several allegations thereof
viii Be as to said deieadanls taken ior coniess-
ed, and such order or decreo made therein AZ
to the Vice Chancellcr may seem equitable
and Just.
Ii Is further ordered thal copy Of this Or
der be inserted 10 The democratic Wing e
newspaper published IN the town d Columbus,
once 4 week ior two months successivoly.
M MCCARTHY, elk
EVANS q Tor, Solicitors.
May 5th, lS43.
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DIsTRIcT CHAECERY CoURT OF THE STATE
u MISSISSIPPI
HELD AT COLUMBUS.
August Rules, 1913.
alexander Young, Complainant,
No, l04, vs.
James r. Parks, Defendant.
TTPON opening the matters Of this bill, and
" it appearing that the defendant Is not an
inhabitant Of this State, but resides beyond
the limits thereof SO that the ordinary process
Of this court cannot be executed upon him.
Il is ordered that unless SAID defendant ap-
pears before The, Vice Chancellor At The, Courl
room IN ihe town Of Columbus on the
1st Monday in November next,
and plead answer or demur to the bill Of com
plant herein, the several allegations Thereof
will be taken for confessed and such order Of
decree made therein as 10 the Vice Chancellor
may seem equitable and just
Il IS further ordered that a copy Of this order
be inserted ia the democratic Wing a news.
paper published in the town Of Columbus
once a week fortwU months successfully.
III. MCCARTHY, elk.
HARRrs & HARRIsoN, Solicitors.
August 10Th, 1913.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
LowNDEs COUNTY, PAoBArE CoURr, AuoUsT
TERM A. D. Ie43

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
LowNDEs COUNTY, PRoBATE CoURT, AB5usT
TERN A. D. l54S.
HSO all persons interested IN the real estate
III of Henry f. Cannon deceased, late Of
SAID equity; and State Aforesaid You are here
by cited TO appear before the Judge ofour SAID
brobafes Court, at term thereof to be holden
Tor said county on the first Monday in October
nuxt, Is IS, at the Court House in tho town Of
Columbus then and there to show cause i any
Won can, why an order should not be made 10
sell the following described lands belonging iC
the estate Of said Henry p. Cannon decreased
according 70 the prayer Of the petition Of Vii
liam r., Cannon and A. M. Cannon the execu.
Tor and executrix Of the estate Of said deeeas.
ed 10 wit the south half the south wesl quar-,
ter, of section twenly-six, and the south hal
Of he south east quarter, of section twenty
seven, also west half and The south halfo The
dasi sell Of south west quartersof section TWEEN
iv seven. also, north east and east hall Of noTil
west quarter Of section thirty fur also, noul
west quarter, Of section thirty FIVE, ell lying 10
township number nineteen, north Orange six
teen. Il Is further ordered BY the Ccnrt thai
thi, citation be published in the Columbus
Democrat and Democratic Wing, two news
pars published 10 the town Of Columbus, 70
| six weeks successfully,
Witness the Honorable Thomas Sampson
Judge Of probaies Court for Lowndes county
Mississippi, this the first Monday Of August
A. d. 1913.
Issued from The minutes the 9Th day Of Au
WIN. P.PULLER,
Apqust 10. Ie43-6w6 Clerk.
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COMMISSIONER SALE.

lAderton Boykin, Complainant,
Between, and No. %.
Richard II. Long, ct al Defend'ts.
ny virtue Of an inlerl0dutory order Of the
ID District Chancery Court Of the State Of
Mississippi, held at Columbus, | viii sell for
Cash to the highest bidder, At the door Of the
Court House in the town Of Columbus on
THURSDAY, THE 14TH DAY OF
September next the following property, 20
vii; Certain tracts or parcels Of lands known
and designated in the plat Of the town Of Co
lambus, Lowndes County, an4 State Of Missis-
sippl, as the North half Of square fourteen, IN
Bary's Enlargement Of said Town, also part
Of square fourteen, in the plan Of said town,
commencing eighty two feet and half from
the south western corner Of square fourteen,
running in a direct line south, thence one hum
dred and sixty Ave feet from the termination Of
the said eighty two feet and a hall, running
east, being The lengths Of said part Of lot with
parallai width Of eighty two and hallieel
fiom the above commencement Of eighty two
and a half feet ffomthe said south western cor
ner running north, eighty two and halfieei
all ofwhieh property is situated IN Lot numhei
three, Section twenty cns in township numhei
eighteen, south, Of range number eighteen
west according TO the map Of Public Surveys
rs. MCCARTHY, Com'r.
August 10, l543.
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The STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
LowNDRs COUNTY.

Probate Court, July Term. 1s43.
TN pursuance Of an order granted TO me BY
u the Probate Court Of the county Of Lowndes
at the July Term thereof ls43, ! shall proceed
to sell n the highest bidder At the door Of the
Court House Of said County on
Monday, the 7th day ofAugust, 1s4s
the following described tractsor parcels ofland,
belonging to the Estate Of Thomas 2. Yates,
late of our said county, decd. TO wit
The south west quarter Of Section
number twelve, in township number
Eighteen, North, Of Range number
seventeen East, in Lowndes County,
The above lands viii Be sold on credit Of
one, tive, and three years from the day Of sale.
Notes with approved security. will be required
It is further ordered, that publication be made
in the Democratic Wing Of the same, for three
weeks successfully. -l.
DANIEL n. YATES, a
Attest, VIM p. Pullers Adm.
July, 2, 1s43. pf 50.
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DISTRICT CHANcEKY COURT OF THE STATE
OF MISSISSIPPI.
HELD AT COLUMBUS
AUGUsT RULES, 1913.
Benjamin B. Mitchell, Complainant,
No los. vs..
John Cooper, Defendants,
TTPON opening the matters Of this bill, and
~ itappeanng that the defendant is not an
inhdbtant Of this State, but resides beyond
the limits thereof, 50 that the ordinary process
Of this Court cannot be executed upon him.
It Is ordeEed that unless said defendant ap-
pear before the Vice Chancellor at the Court
room in the town Of Columbus, on the
LIST Monday in November next,
and plead answer or demur TO the bill OF COM
pladt herein, the several allegations thereof
will be taken FOR confessed and such order and
decree made therein as 10 the Vice Chan
Cellor may seem equitable and just
It is further ordered that a copy Of this or
der be inserted in the "Democratic Wing"
once q week for two months successfully.
N. MCCARTHY, elk.
Hemphill g. Beauehamp, Solicitor.
August 10Th, 1913.
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sHERMAN's INDICATED
IOZENGES.

TyOp Worms. Coughs Celds. Headache
Nervous Complaints, Whosping cough
fe. Price Is cents boz. iaf sale e
KFFTFR'S Cheap cash store.
Apple I5z9.
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FOR SALE.
knOnO TENNESSEE BACON
OU,OOU For Sale by
MCDANIEL g. MARCH.
FlAugust, 1913.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.

The STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
LowNDEs COUNTY, PRoBArE CouRr, Auousr
Term, A. d. 1913.
HNO al persons Interested in the real estate
IL Of Felix Wood deceased late Of SAID coun-
~ and State aforesaid You are hereby cit
Cd 10 appear before the Judge OF our said Pro-
bates Court at a term thereof to be holden for
said county, on the first Monday in October
next, 1913, lat the Court House in the town
OF Columbus, then and there to show cause
# any you can, why an order should not
DO made 10 sell the following described lands
belonging to the estate Of said Felix Wood,
deed, according TO the prayer Of the petition
Of Locky Wood, adm'x, Of The estate Of said
deceased, to wit; The south east quarter,
section number thirty. five, south bali north
east qdartcr, soulb east quarter, aasi llalfsouIh
west quarter, and sonth west quarter Of south
west quarter Of section thirty six, in township
number sixteen, south Of range number seven
teen, west and lots numbers five, eight, and
eleven, Of section one, north west quarter, Of
north east quarter, dissection number wo, and
The cast half north west quarter, the east half
north west quarter, the east bali; south west
quarter, and west half south east quarter, OF
section eleven, and lot No two, Of section
number twelvein township number seventeen,
south ofnnge number seventeen west, com
monty called and known as tie min tract. Il
is further ordered By the Court that this eta.
ton be published IN the Columbus Democrat
and Democratic Wing, two newspapers pub
lished m The town Of Columbus. for six week.
suceessiyeN
Witness The Honorable Thomas Sampson
Judge Of Probates Court Cor L0Wndes county
Mississippi, this the first Monday 81 August A
d. 1843
Issued from the minutes the Oh day Of Au
gust, ls43. Attest.
WIN. r.. FULLER, Clerk.
August 10, l943-0w6 RPS. lee, s $500
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BATHS
a D.BALDWIN,
NOTICE no PLANTERS.

NOTICE TO PLANTERS.
A CONSTANT supply Of Pierce's ceie-.
N. brated Spinning Machines either Iron Or
Wood frame, manufactured in Cineisnatt, can
be had at any time By application % ua IN Co
lumhus. :.
These machines have been 10 successful
operation in Alabama aud Mississippi fer ma ma
NJ years and have given universal Satisfaction
Orders received for Pieces Cotton 6ins'
Corn mills, Flying Shuttle Looms, Running
WIN. HUDDLEsTON g. CO.
Mr.. Pierce viii personally attend to putting
up nfthe machines.
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TuST received, Vanilla, Rose, Peppermint,
81 Liquorice, coltsiooi, Lavender Suawber'
~, Sassifras, Pine Apple, and Wintergreen
& Lemon Lozenges. -s.. ls.
Price 1919 cents a box, FOR sale at s.l,
KEELER'S Cheap Cash Store.
June l. 1913.
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WE ire tulholls1d 81 a1t111cf JOS. w,
CHALMERS na candidate CO De oiics
which Re ncu halar Al Vite chancellor Of Mis-
we are nelheGined % anncuNca HENRY
Wee ch.nssils. 4 ,ll''.''lpPi. 4 he ensuing
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-02-18

VENGEANCE AND DISCIPLINE A letter from
Vienna states, that at Wells, near Lintz, du-
ring some recent miitary manuuvres, two SOL
dies OF a regia,eat of huzzars having fallen in
a charge, were obliged 10 remain behind. One
OF them, who was less injured than his co,npan.
ion, joined his corps shortly afterwards, but be-
ing unable from pain to perfom HE duty, the
chief Of squadron, the Chevaiicr de l., con.
demned him to receive twenty-five lashes.
When the hussar had undergone the penalty
he went up to that officer, as it were to thanh
him, according to military usage, and strucl
him in the face The officer drew his sworo
and killed him on the spot but at the SAINT
moment four soldiers left their ranks, and liter
ally cut the chief of the squadron to pieces.
Boston Postscript.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-02-18

lord Erskine declared in a large party, IN
which Lady Erskine and MIR. Sheridan were
present, that wife was only tin canister tied
to ones tail; upon which Sheridan gave La.
dy Erskine the following lines
Lord Brskine, ptesuming at woman to rail-
Tails wife tin canister tied 10 one's tail,
And fair Lady Ann while the ,ubjrct he carries oil.
Se' hurt n, his lorl>hip's degr ding comparison
Bot wherrfrs degra 'no ! roosiderei Alright
A esnis,er's pol, he'd .rd useful and bright:
And n 'uld dirt ir4 original purity hide,
That's Ihe auh ofthe puppy 10 whom il is tied.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-02-18

New ARM OF THE Mhir,Rs-We find the
following extracts from the volume ufthe BrI-
tsh Na,urslis''s ,ibrary runccrung BEES, in
a late number of lhe London Quarterly They
cur,eir the only application of the anger of
bees to useful Purposes, which Ne have ever
seen recorded;
A small privateer with tarty or fifty men,
having On board some hyr- made OF eatthcn
ware flll of bees, was pursued by Turkish
galley m nued hy S0N seamcn and soldiers.
As soon as the l-ttor came alnngside the crew
Of the priveteer mounted the rigging with their
hives, hurled them down on the deck OF the
galley. The Turks, as,onished at this novel
method of wariate, and unable to defend them
selv s from the stings of the enraged bees, be-
came so terrified that they thought of nothing
but how to escape their fury while the crew
of the small vessel defended by masks and
gloves, flew upon the enemy sword in hand and
captured the galley almost without Resistance" "
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the Plaindealer is responsible for }'te follow.
ing outline ofa political sreech delivered at
Cleveland within the part few 'tnsnths After
having given his whiskers trzsh, the dandy
commenced-
"Mr. Chamon :-onno fer ostracising them
den'd Lokah Fokah oime for shopping them
to foran cloirnes--dena' on Mr.. Chairman, wha,
is Lokah Foksh' A Lokah Fokah, Mr. Cha.
mon, is crcetah, a monstah, how'd felah, a
wulgah creetsh, creetah, Mr.. Chamon, who
harv habits dccidedah of the interiah ordah."
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-02-18

New MErhoD OF GROWING AspAnAaus.
The Editor of the HortnaIrnre Magazine re-
commends trial of the following method of
growing asparagus, which is practised at Nice,
and Of which high account is given in the
London Gardeners Chronicle. Take a quart
wine brttle inver1 il over the head of stalk
ofasParagus just rising from the gronnA and
secure il by three sticks so that it cannot be
knocked over. If left in this state, the aspara-
gus Will grow up into the interior of the bottle
and, being stimulated by the unusual heat aud
mcistare it is then exposed 10, will speedily fill
it, AS soon as this has taken place, the bot,
tie must be broken, and the asparagus removed
when it will be found to have formed thick
head Of tender delicate shoots, all eatable, as
compact as a cauliflower
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-02-18

Manner IN MARsEILLEs.-The inhabitants
of this ancient French town have the unenvia-
ble reputation of being very ugly tempered
and cross grained. Their character is illustra-
ted in propvcrblal story. A boy, walking
peaceably down the street, receives from a
sprawling. The boy rises, and with lamenta-
ton asks, what had he done to his aggressor
TO deserve such blow. "What have you done
to me :" responds the Marseillais. 'Only i'm.
agiuc what a kick you would have got had you
done any thing to me"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-02-18

BssoyISo 1T WHILE 1T LAsrs.-A goodly lady
in a neighboring WALLACE, recent convert ID
Miller theory, has cut up rich and costly dfess
for kitchen window curtains. She says "lts
no use to keep things to be burnt up: we
might as well enjoy this world while i, lasts. "
Esser Tran,cript.