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The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-30
TUCKER vs. McNUTT.

The Democratic papers in the lower part OF
this State are much astonished, and alarmed
to find that the party has elected a Governor
who has read Shakespeare and Scots Lady o.
the Lake. We are led to infer from their com.
ments and criticisms, that had Il been known to
the "bone and sinews of the country" before
tho elections, that his excellency was man
of such literary attainments. as his late address
against Mr.. McNutt proves HIM to be, he
would not have been sustained, or even tolera-
teddy the "unterrjfed DemOcrncy"s
DIR. Hagan to avert the just odnm which ne
fears will be showered down upon him BY the
party, for having assisted in elsvating to
public station, man of scholastic pretensions'
is now actively engaged in making the impress
sion that Gov. Tucker is not the real author Of
the late erudite expose put forth in his name.
You had better look out Doctor, that you do
not get into similar scrape by supporting the
Hon. A. G. Brown Tor the same Office He
has been known III these parts to PerPetrase
li.ie or two IN Latin.-Perhaps he never ven-
tured so far in your section ofthe State. Let
| the fate of Tucker be warning TO him
Whatever may be the views Of writer's IN
the Repudiat ing Journals, those who know Nr.
Tucker best cannot fail to recognize the late
address as one of his legitimate offspring. He
| has left his "moccussin tracks" upon 1t I; and
| marked it with his peculiar scar marks" 50
plainly that all litigants and jurors of the
sixth judicial District would swear to rs pater-
nifty.
The address is in the usual style Of Mr.
fuckers speeches at the Bar: with such add
lional trimmings as be might reasonably pick
| up at dinner party with Hagan and McNutt.
| We have heard him use tie quotations fire.
qiiently, word for word as printed in the Mis-
sissippian. He never attacked Deed of Trus
| without discovering that there was something
| s.rotten in the Stale of Denmark" or assum
ed position for an lonest client, that he die
mot hurl defiance at the opposite party in the
language of Ftz James
"Come one come all, this rock shall fly,
"From its firm base sooner than L"
There are generally known as truckerism
and we are really not little surprised. thai
those historical illusions and poetical quota
tions, which fuckers speeches in assault anC
battery cases." and in praise of Don Jose's
Jack, have rendered familiar throughout the
circuit-should be regarded by Doctor Hagar
and he editor Of the MHsissippian, as ev.
licences of profound knowledge, and great lit
erary attainments, and produce such excite
ment and CONSERVATION in the party. Fu'
The honor of our State, once proud anC
| exalted among her sisters, but now humbled anC
,disgraced by political profigates, and for tho
character at home and abroad of her honest anc
high minded citizene-we wish that Governor
| Tucker would make the "moccasn tracks" o
honesty as plain upon the Repudiaring party
of Mississippi ,as he has Impressed hts own pc
| cuiar genius uDon his late address
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-30
OF COL. GRAVES TREASU-
RER OF MISSISSIPPI.

Graves was arrested on "Wednesday last. on
a charge of embezzleing the public funds. He
is now undergoing an investigation before the
Hon ChiefJustice Sharkey. The Attorney Gen
eral for the State and a host of Lawyers Cor
the defence. II there is any wisdom in null
tntude of Counsellors, Graves may yet outwit
the Governor and his old Revised code.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-30

We publish in to da, = paper, the Prospec-
tus of SEINE interesting publications, issued
from the Office of the New WORLD. The
rates at which hey are proposed to be furnish
cd to subscribers, are lower than we have ever
known such works to be offered before.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-30

KlED. On Thursday evening. d
zord Instant By Che Rse. NJ. Fsnler m..
CHARLES BETTNER. 10 Ming ErayA
BOQFlI, aHsf this place, 'a
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-30
DEMOCRTIC CONVENTION.

This auguet Assembly nominated officers
for the State, and members tor Congress-
1t is now ascertained that one of the nominees
was and is in favor Of the payment of the
Bonds issued for the Planters Bank. Some
of the leading papers of the State having as
certained this fact, threaten the individual
whoever he may be. not only with the ven-
gence of the party. but with determination
to defeat his election. We shall Of course
soon ascertain who the delinquent is. If he
be an honest and independent man he will
maintain his primo iples at the risk of the loss
OF Office and in defiance Of the regulators
1.-The be cringins sycophant he will yield
humbly and submissively to those miserable
leaders, who now head and lead the Demo.
cratic party in this state. Oh how many
poor Democratic Devils. and develish poor
Democrats will be WHIPPED and lashed between
now and the November elections, until they
work wei and orderly in the traces of McNutt
& Co. Many stender-toed" fellow who
now struts and spous and rails brayely against
the nominations of the late Reputation Con.
vention, when the scorpian flash of Hagan 10
applied to their backs will cringe and quail,
and finally like some conquered and doeile ami.
NAL perform quietly and meekly the parts al.
lottedto them. Here and there some spirit.
less tame and cowardly than the rest, will bold
y assert his rights and IN defiance CT the
threats, assaults and abuse of McNutt and his
mlrmidons, maintain the independence Of a
man and American citizens. a3road i the
way that leads to destruction and many there
are that 60 therein" and so with the doctrine
ofthe Reputation Convention. It appeals to
the low and ignoble principles of our nature
Ga the one hand, and on the other exorts
the Democratic party to rally to the support of
the men and advocates of the party. And
thus It IS that many men who are honest IN
Al the relations ofpriyate life are seducea into
the support Of aparty whose principles ssould
shame the devil himself
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-30
ANTI REPUDIATIoN.

We are glad to learn that the Democratic
papers IN north Mississippi. and the people 81.
SO N . late meeting ia Marshall county. on.
pose the prcceedings. and principles q the
hepnaiation Convention which met at Jackson
on the 22ndof February, and nom;na,aa 8 :
~ Brown for Gopernor--and other Reord;a.
tore fpr State Offices. The Holly Ep,;..,..l
siuasd has acted independently in op1r,.ii.sg
lne nonalnaiions--1oalyn The Editor il approv.
60 BY shsasssmbled citizens 81 the counsv...
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-30

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Gg- Infer eouosnronu 0coree Deuble oa,

GD- Infer 2unosmann 0jc Gorge Oeuble oa,
bier hat cine ( octc T1gellMcu erf.nrcn, tie
hmlIcbtlith threr @OuructItr ucn Den 0cpOhnbcu ab
u;ien rtno oeSbatb rIdtiler unO SocrlnI3er i'm 3ctt
haIten ur, ais 9uo ene onoere bsber tetaunte Scrs
te Stancubren. Da6 QScrf lit ebr einfuc uno qart;
urn WtelInN- Der pcrpcnclfel bat cine ucu ccn Ne
m6hnIiden llhren o'rlheOenc Neme9uug, bem er, nit
spe Sdeiten pertben, tld tcircn Gettcn ces Gje>
bduleS in ientred,ter Nldtuna ouf mo ut teipelt.
Soerr Double 1rbsttct Segenw1rt9 IN etncm plan Su
elmer anoern llbr, me]e man pe6 5Ibr BIOS II nj
aufSuSlehcn brou>bt.
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Ser UQferlanbe Yreunb Unb G3ei It Scr 3eit

1ebr,ne Tafe ntht aG;ubSd traeen witrbe es tSnne
tie cldt ccfeIbe SEranfbcit onwanreln, pcron unler
perr Scle9e pom 9tep Orleans jegt f. becenflie lei
oet-Dte ,9ewO Oclfer Staasjeltun1 1T cbne 3neifcl
cas- tee ceutd1e Sat III ben lereinioter gtaaten II.
cetdi ist lId ntt't pcl men9er NIT Deuthlanos 3u'
tdnccr, unr bectloere ben OUrtt9en T1aesere9niien
o6 rie 9eprriene GthneUpUit. uno mas tgl IT, Spra.
dive oubertfft, O tann Die StaatsSetln9 nemas >urd,
Ole Sd)elpOt uberrreu wtrren, rnc rcd, 1T cs S,rn
u II man II biz jest nod, niht eta9efaucn Den Jgets
)c nit un6 ctnSuiteuen.-
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@in.pil9er @n Sriet bon paris la9t: ,Scr
einiqen Td9en erldien Urr Secret1r res auerjfl
ni1then Diei1notcn eiu Grrbldmtrt orn Ohp, uu tt
mem GeifspaB mad Ceruiaem utllren Su aIsu> rpopln
er feline 0eeiie 5u 6n5 mdhcm mill @r gicbt vcr, af
elmer fpeendnlttu @dmpn1ietl1 Su Der leber;eugung
oelunot Sn Iein, cas- Die ne te Grftenun9 Stritt
bera;trahe So; fer Wnnu 1T jeerr Sl1ac eate uou
9afe Idan1hlp, gyaDne ecuutp. Oblc WeIeber les.es
Trubabr ieIne 6umlie oer E, inn gum pritten AHo!e
ieine Wl9erreile nach Serulalem aHiHrreten."
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r~@eneral 8ertranc, Der Sreunc, Sampf
aencf1e uuo @elenidafter q e n g. fun in BE.
9Geituno Ieines Scbne5 am 7ten uCriJen Wtat1t5 in
92eu Srleans an 01db etnem 9iufcntbalt pom etniz
Gen Gaaen, reite er BON bort ab, Inn @eneral Sodcn
einen Be1uh ab;utatten.
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CO. Nir no jecer cit bemubt, 1e oel als m6Altd ben
WunItheit m,ierer 9eehrten oerren Spaeaen naob;u
fonr,nen, inoem nil ee ME oerllumen olce Jtafra:
aen auf,unebmen, rpciu mir inter 3uheruna Der Ne
ciprceit6t auflefsroert no.-lScnn lc oaher uniere
Nerrfn Goae9en teitreben wcllen, hieri unern Btt.
(pieeu III fegen. 70 beoarf eeer @e9enauo feuer fer
neren grWabnuna.
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Deutf&e @6neLtpO t.-Die Oeutfae 0ec

Denffd) E 9 d nel { Q It.-Oie beutld)e 9fa:
ticual,eituug pDm 2OIeu Septen,bsr last:
qIir fSnnen BET rseler Geleae.bett nidt umhin, ct
uenee ,Geutfht Sd,neapclt, su i1aen (Drets S per
eabr). tDteie 3cituug hat ld1 bic aus(dle6lide Se=
6hdfti9una nat ben uitduoea Neutfhnnos u. Dem ieu
feitisen Gaseseretsnien Sr Aufsa6e eeteQt uuo ole
ie bisbee init pi TdAi4feit, Iaft literariIem Sc.
fhmad uuo St,neaieted in Der Dlittbeituns eurcpdi
thsr geFa'te craft Gins rur blebt BON ibr gu pan'
fhen uhsa ote bei1ere @er'p lbruA9 tbres m l.
fantf d. n:StanopnrfteS ourd3 Die 0trnieouua oer
SmpcrtaNen con 'eurcpilbem Sdleuoriau uuo ffci:
niefeisgframe fcucbE, als oes eurcpiild, reutideu
3ettunaseeoanisnuis uno ntftsiaseroeu bohtetsiaen
SeurnalAlentDls
aub t0nnte>fs nidts faahen, tpenn fe lire bo9wobl
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~ SoIj.- lluiere Suticribcnten 1pclde nit
sri, m aaheu cer1prchen haben, tpcrren crld,t thrcm
Gcrprcden in .8dre uadSutrnmncn. QSir ilnc ricle5
9rtitels eesentr1rtg 1ehr bencthi9t.
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UcrDclcatDrt:

9lm 1tru Sftrter oWrd, Den @hrw Nrn MGlsbeiner
Saccb l&e Gert NIT GIt arina Bern<
barb, bttoe von @antCn.
..Sx..SNNAA SE NA1 Osoo.a
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8 y II 3 nls q aeioe.

Sic en9ltlh coar9cltIt luthcrild,e SDnoce BON Sbc
uno ben on9renenocn Staaten miro tbre SiBllu9 in
Dem Snabcnertnar BAXTER, an 14tsn oieie5 NnoAatS,
beAmnen' Sonntd96 am l5ten, Gormltta9e 10 llm,
wlro nas het 9lbenomabl aus etbcilt no 9tltnittaQs
o'ntl gepreo1t psroen- lln9efibr 40 frenoe pteo,<
1cr lperrcu bclpohnen.
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CO. Srsenp ene Sra9e, 1pcrurd1 nncr 0tathbor pcm1
,,Onlc RepO1tcrD" 9uefuuft ubsr nniere NanrnnSe"
ais NeOafeur c,cle5 Slatte6 5u ertaItcn wunbE per
ben mir ibm eperett nit Der srsBten 8erciupll3fei1
beantwUrtcu, fau5 lie a-uf irett c III vs. q e III
nm unc II d, an Ieuen Srroer @ettld1al 9crcb
tet 1T -9Gr BADEN e5 bis est NOD, ncb fur ra1nlAm
befuncen, orn. @culhaH ais uHien Se,btpater Su CT.
uennen.
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so arftpreife E.

Canton, Tl1uer 81 @ents; - @ai3eH 66
Sent57O - ;-N1fer, IS bis 90 SIs. s. QGeE1d|'
fern 25 @tS. ;-Gtiufeu, bis St6 per pfuno.
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bis 81 Sts.
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rs @eut6 50 5d)mfen, biz Sts per Vfnno.
pit burg T(auer, SO, 81 tis 4, 90; -QEos
gen, ;-0afer Is Sts. Sellhforn, rs @ts
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@lapuno Der Tariff. Su elmer 91ere, bic
NcnrD @l1Y am 1ften Wir; 1912 int Senat Der 8erei
n9ten Staaten btelt, fagt CT
,WOae man MIDI nldt ml8uerteben, ltno id, ni0 oerz
ud>cn, oaB td nid mtBoerlt1hpen peroen faut. c5t,
ttn caflr, o1B Die @runrlee Der Comprehensive fefs
9ehalten mcroen, id bin oa lr oaB nd5 ectban ner,
&C., oa5 fen Damn aus ben iucld)en Gtaoteu rer es
1uFr1tt0 unO ebrlld1 mclu oerweren miro, niu,ltd)
coB Dem e1uo en @nfommen ge(tattet weroe, Is bic
SeollrfnlfIt elmer parf1nen MeNerur0 betrect, uno
III 9ctetcr 3cit einbetld,e cuoutre nebsube beIhlst
t&cnn bier Gin Wann it, p:r Die Sufriht9fet uno bic
otrhn'no9fclt cclcs te5mclftlt 1O mUde ' germ b6s
rem nib iehe1> tper er it,"
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Sdren fir 1S43.

Nad,ri:ht miro bierntit neu Garjablenbcn qc41m.
neru orn Sarf Scun :e9cben, oul ich ari1lrr nrs
&c, Die Ioren bela9en @runtY6 fir oaS Sabr wnorr
Ut Gem 3rpete It rcer me II NeputGrteI
e1cn J0o in jsoem Iaunl is, All cen Ncmrtrlitcu
lgoblptiBen, ocn 10 (lbr Nrrm'ttoaS ti6 lbr 0iad
mit196 (ltcn wcrcen. um ( re II Won 0cnruiQem II
Gn,pi1nn git nehmen, wclbe r0nn Su b"5ahIcn puY.d.
on nIn1
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Gempfrotiiher 0Sabl5ettel.

Gempfrotti6er .9Gabl5ettel.
GrnSreB.
.-gTa Cean
Sicpr1(tntant,
James &iE9cre.
.. Shcrif,
Ichn 8ranben.
S9aemcitfcr,
= Hehert =. Wc@an.
>. 0eerreer,
@alpm y. ec6b.
Grmi0irnar,
= . gHilhelm Hillrn.
County &anrm:N;r,
sGrnrlo QDndl.
9tAats Anrralt,
Sames .. Srcrpn.
NrmrnDIus 9irtttrr,
@ltjab Sri1nAn.
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et. >. JE| OcA Ul Y q I.
S@abmeters Sffice, @auton ' S'"''9'
Suit r.. 1913.
g 9. Degn.eter flno oufaeforhert n.,, o,.4u>
Saren uee our srbeit bcsoblt preer ug IN ;trs Oct
eerteaten gu recclre fe pte aud, bic Nu,er Ses
Hlfrltfe nno Iaunibps> 100 unb AZ welber 3eit nc
Aroett 9etbAn wo' ben, anSuseben. o. |>''' %" 0's
--Township lS4-
i "eFeoy certify --pertormed labor in district
' I - me public highway between the Ist of A.
tax to he mount Off, VI "s road
o. Die ycten specie;ablenoer ganfen scn s,h;o
peroen tut Saren an9encmnen, uno feline anSsre. '''
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CO. Infer Tadlb1r BON. ,Sbc NepclltOrD, ner1t
Sdme5. &il9pre III cmem oteemotheutlIdlen
Slatte etnen eOraeb II Ch Eautrctcrn1urUr, uIo
;plr neil espn gSinter III unierer 9ees9ebuHg 1ltr
en Sanf9eies Ittmmte, in nelden d) Die ,pcrlpHtpe
Observation-Disclosures @lauiel befnpet.-1 mrdbteH
eNentIlh einmal p1tn tv1s Gle YGht9 partbel Hnter
8antrefrrm oerlteht? 81 I'm iut lit rite9en cnt
SaQe jmelfclsebne nict6 0neere ais ,erbe etuN, II.
rrenu es rann errpslen lit, caB c1s SlntDltem rner
Bcrbe1trEn9 beo1rf mas ltlbR Die lNhtse ourcp lhr
9ealbdoer Edufreform, etn9eltehsn, c fcnnen lr
mint be9re,ten. wos ldn9er oa9eSen III Nhtclben
hat Qie ein;ioe Shmierl9felt ce6 aIten SInfDtem's
foar oeraee Die JtihtoerantWcrttet Ger StrdpalEer
Daoard mar es unlIoer QematbE uno cens SetruJ
rpetes Ncto eeaicn- Soer lehrt Die @rf1bruno uer=
aanaener cSlhre oas @e9enthc'l ?-Se tbut es nobt
n1o caher bar, nad unerer pcen llcbericuguls, ll:
1ere @e1es3ebung pom lesten Ntnter, cas eS9 nab.
re ltel sur Berbterunq ctle5 Oercorbsncn, ourd Ct
ne Heihe BON 5ahren al6 itedt unhellbrinGeuo e.
rpieenen 8anfneens 9eiunoen sic hat ben 0ta9el aui
ben &rpf 9etrUffeu. MIR III becauern lit, CAP uutrn
@aptalltsn II Srefuanten btt o'm aen S9tem c.Stlls
9er ep1s Su lang geplden uMo jest nIdt mebr 81 be
tve9en nr auf cine ebrltte 9See lbre @elhifte abSu
tbIn.-98eun oaher uner relp. 3taobbar pom ,Eepp:
Ttcry' an 0errn s. 6 9 ntd,t5 Weter aussueS.
1en bat, ais :: ea8 er ftr cbenerpabntcs Baufaelrs
jtimmte, 10 lpire Iein Iueel d,werlld, ea1en gMtu
auf Die Sematber Der Sitr9er pen Starf @puup ou5e
itbeu. Dram miro 1uben ntllItn b1B fem @elret bon
Bantref r nj ntbt @rult 1T, uuO er IL le d. t E
Bauten 8 ute ocrSiebt.
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Subianer. r.Ser am un 9.-Delawarel1
SbarpneeS, Stdlpcr5 unO @aOrDe6 babcu 1ltb alI pe
IT, 1lc u1d Der 9rcBen Dratte Ssri1mmun9 be9eben,
ole am Jtecrlpsr Ill rcr yW1nouH9 ces f1ld)en 1S16
hlta 9ebaen werCen lOa. Sorultcn, Der pr1Oeut bon
Icr1e, miro eIpt 9eNcvdrt11 lel, audi baoen ete Sc.
l1Ildreo btiNupphnen ue'prcd9en> rbbOn lle crtLI.
rem, Dap lie mir 2erIe II SreOen n1.. en Weroen.
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Grn oen 26 cemofrntNhcu S(ittern, Die in Suriano
erit,cnen, hIten ilth iu @uutcn Gan Wurrns, fur
@0B fur 81. ~ Scbni%n crfirt bic tr0eu h1bcu
c) nod, rt't crfart, NJ Don reu rcrhtepeueu ce>
mrtratllden S1nciroten &c fir ro5 IriiIreutcnamt
ernount Su 1ehen tplnittcn''
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@bcniall9 lrcrcc ih III n1elner SfItc in @1nrn. rpn,
I. Scrber Bis gum 2OIen NccemNcr cie loren grs
der in @mpf1na nehmeH, or nh,r d|- he;ah(cu fru
ten Oieelioen, weld,e Oernat(iillneuI mihrcno Der
in nicer Nnseae entbatcnru 3eit III btSuhlcn, mto,n
er1rorteu, StrufNelCer tc'ahIen ,n mnirn
VclGcures seat ben Setrae Der 2orcn, Die ou icceu
81 co Wel ltk CcIhlaoen murcCn:
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EARLY MARRIAGES IN EGYPT.


MIR. Cooley, in noticing the customs of the
present race of Egyptians, says 60 1t is sim
guIar how very young the Egyptian peasants
marry. Nine or ten years for girls, and
twelve or fifteen years for boys, is consider
ed a manageable age. Both sexes have so
little objection to the conjugal state, that
they get married as fast and soon as posi-
BILE.
Being married once is only beginning of
matrimonial connection in Egypt. Three or
four wives apiece among the peasants is the
most common thing in the world. In add:
ton to which, there are almost constant ami
continual changes. Old wives are being di-
vorced, and new ones are taking their places
so that the matrimonial ceremony, in some
of its various forms, is almost continually
passing before their eyes, and intermingle,
as it were, with their daily avocatons.
The peasantry do not Constier any number
of wives an incumberance all of them be-
ing expected to work An Egyptian, there
fore who has four good hearty young wives.
is looked upon as man, as the English say
'weIl to do in the world ;'-Or, as others
would express themselves, Go in very -four
ishing condition - These are blessings,
suppose, which those who find it hard work
to support one, would hardly wish to enjoy
still. the feliahs of the Nile think otherwise !;
and if they can keep out of the army. and
eyade the suspicion ofthe Turkish governors
they are pretty sure to enjoy themselves
They are practical illustration of the re
mark, that ''poor and content are rich, aut'
rich enouuh
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front room, from which came in time as gay
a wedding as ever made an old house ring
with merriment and then they took a
house in Boston, and Mr.. George Evats
began TO make a figure in the papers, as
leading young man in the political world,
which made Jonathan Parsons a more
jealous reader of them than ever; for. as
he often took occasion to remark, she felt
that he had some hand in forming that
young mans mind"
Many years after this, the Earl of Beres-
ford and our heroine again met at a court
drawing room in his own land, and to her,
as the wife of the American Minister, his
Lordship was formerly presented. He was
now regular married man, somewhat equity
and exceedingly fastidious in the matter Of
women, as his long experience on these sub
jects had entitled him to be. He was struck,
however, with the noble simplicity of Ma
rvs manners, and with beauty which,
though altered in style, time had done little
to efface; nor did he know. till the eve
ming was over, that he had been in close
attendance on the little village beauty of
New Hampshire and the wife of Yankee
Pedler.
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AGRICULTURAL.
CAUSE OF RUST ON WHEAT.

In examining several agricultural works,
have noticed many lengthy articles on the
cause of rust on wheat, but none of them full
" agree with my views on the cause. My
views NAV be incorrect, as have had little
experience in wheat growing. but think
most farmers will agree with me on retiect>
ion. A year or two ago my curiosity was
excited by one of my neighbours observing
10 me that there was something very extra
ordinary in his wheat; that he had two piec-
es adjoining each other, one Of them was SO
rusty that il was not worth harvesting, al
though on as good ground as the olher,while
the other was entirely free from rust. This
led me to inquire of him whether the soil
WIS the same, whether one was hot in
more exposed situation TO the wind, wheth
er il was the same kind of wheat sown.
whether il was sown at the same time.
ascertaned that it was the same in every
respect. At last | asked him whether it
was all manured alike. He replied that
the part that was rusty he mauured heavily.
This led 10 the inquiry how the manure
could thus affect it. | came to the conclu-
sion that rust is occasioned by rapid flow
of The sap. brought about by warm rain
on fresh manure, that effects the flow of sap
winch makes it to flow so profusely, that
it bursts the outer bark, and allows the sap
70 ooIe out, and dries OIL the leaf, which
makes the rust consequently, the sap oozing
out in every direction, the kernel is not sup
piled, and shrinking is the consequence
On examining the leaf, found that the bark
was ruptured under every spot o. rust. One
other case came to my notice last year,
which confirms me in my opinion. One OF
my neirhbors had as he thought, very ia
rorabe piece of ground for wheat, as he had
literally covered it with manure. 1t grew
very fine, and two weeks before harvest, 1t
bid fair for thirty bushels to the acre-but
about the time that it was in milk, there
came a warm rain and warm sun after 1t,
and, as it is said, the rust struck 1t, and at
harvest it was not worth cutting. AGAIN
YOU will generally see wheat rust the most
where it has the most rapid growth; you Will
see it in rich sandy land around stumps on
new land and OIL fire beds; where the timber
has been burned, (ifit is in the field at all J
II is frequently foot taller than that which
is hot more than foot from it. If IT was
ANYTHING in the rain adhering TO it, why
should not the whole field be rusty, or even
within one foot Again, you will seldom
see wheat rust in a cold. dry summer, and
small growth, when the bark does not burst
before this time, when 1t is in the milk.
would not give decided opinion, but il ]:
probable that the sap is not as limpid while
in milk as before, consequently there would
be more obstruction in the circulation, which
would cause it to burst-that the straw neal
the head begins to dry, and will not allow 81
rapid and abundant flow of sap. | would
not advocate that land must be very poor t.
raise wheat. Iwould have it i'll good hear
and not sown to wheat under one or two
years after fresh coat of manure is put on