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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-03-29
Tho Eargess Ear es Erosa.

A bar Of iron, The larges, ever made, was
rolled at The Cyfarlhla Iron Works in Wales, a
few weeks since. Ii is a cable bolt, 25 feet in
length and inches in diamser, and weighs
about 2,400 pounds. The pile from which it
was rolled was about feet long, by p inches
square, and weighed upwards of 2, coo lbs.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-03-29

The farmers Of the United States constitute
sixieen-,w enlielhs of the whole population.
There is no indication more gratifying than the
increased attention that IS being paid 10 this
great branch of National industry, through the
spread of agricultural associnlinns and the in
crease OF papers, especially devoted 10 The
subject.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-03-29
Teaching ia a Tread lEiIl.

a jaler in Bristol, England, has made an i'm
poriani Improvement TO The lreadmiI. The
prisoners al every step they lake call up 10 view
lerer or word and are thus taught the al pha-
be, aud reading while they are al work.-This
is one way 10 lesson their misery.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-03-29
uPPAY UP! Paw UP!!LrU

All persons indebted TO the subscriber for
subscription, advertising, job work, or other
wise; are hereby requested 10 make immediate
payment, and save costs. Since his co-parl-
nersp with Mr.. Kollock, a set of ne0 books
for the firm, have been opened. and il is there.
fore necessary lha, the old books should be sell
He'd up HIS pecunary concerns also imperI-
lively require him to call upon all who are in
arrears 10 make immediate settlement
THEODORE SCHOCH
March %, l643.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-03-29

1t is slated IN the Quebec Gazette, that a
harmless old nlnn, seventy years oi age, was
recently tried before the Comt of General
Quarter Sessions, for shooting the vicious horse
Of neighbor, found guilty, and sentenced 10
be hanged
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-03-29
WAYNE COUNTY MUTUAL
NCE COMPA ANY.

A Ii Persons insuring in this company are
IN members equally interested in its welfare
and in the election OF its officers.
In order to become a member of this company
and thereby be insured, the applicant gives pre-
MUM note, the amount of which Is in proportion
to the amount to be insured and IT'S degree of
hazard, thus: If $1,000 is to be insured, at per
cent, he gives his note for $50. 1t at 10 per cent.
he gives his note for $780, and in that proportion
for greater or less sum, according to the rate of
hazard, on which note he advances 6 per cent. and
an additional sum of 81 80 for survey and policy.
He then becomes member on the approval OF
his application and is insured for FIVE years. The
aggregate of the premium notes constitutes the
cash fund chargable first, with the expenses, and
second, with the losses of the Company; and
should it prove insufficient to pay both losses and
expenses the money to meet the losses, (shOud
any occur) is borrowed agreeably the act of in
corporation, and paid. An assessment is then
made to repay such loan upon the premium notes,
in proportion to their respective amounts and IN no
case to be made but once year, Notwithstanding
several losses may happen.
At the expiration of five years the note, II any
assessments have been made and paid, Is given
up, and the insured may renew his application.
Policies may at any time be assigned or sur
rendered and cancelled, and the premium notes
given up, according to the bylaws OF the Com
pany No more than three tourths OF the cash
value of any property will be insured, and all
GREAT hazards such as Cotton Factories, Powder
Mills, Distilleries, Machine Shops, Manufactures
for Printers Ink and all establishments of ths
same class of hazards, are not insured upon ally
conditions whatever, and that no one risk taken
over $4,000, il is considered much more safe aat
less expensive than in Stock companies, where
the insure large amounts and hazardous property.
STOGDELL STOKES, Agent.
SToudsburg, Monroe CO., Dec. l5, 1871,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-03-29

Mexico, al last advices, persisted in her de-
termination to conquer Texas. A regular in
vasion they say is TO take place as as the
difficulties are settled at home Then it is
very certain Texas will remain long time
without being invaded from Mexico
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-03-29

The Hayiens, in their revolutionary move
niens, which are now going forward, propose
TO establish Constitution similar TO hat in the
United Sfaes
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-03-29
Good News.

let US rejoice! TIE Legislature has agreed to
adjourn on the 18th of April. We hone the Mem.
JeTa VIII not repent and extend the time.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-03-29

General Jackson completed his 76lh year on
the 9TH inst.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-03-29
Review of the Markets.

Stroudsburg, March %, 1913.
Wheat Flour, per barrel s4,25
Rye, do do 3,25
Wheat, per bushe 70
Rye, do so
Sole Leather per pound 25
Corn per bushe As
Clover Seed per bushel $50
Timothy Seed per bushel 2,25
Oats do 30I
Flax Seed do ,37
Butter per pound III
Eggs, per dozen l0l
Hickory wood, per cord $50
Oak, do do 900
Mackerel, No. lO,0OI
Do do 2 e,OoI
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-03-29

NOTICE.--The supporters of the gospel in
The Presbyterian church Of Srroudsbnrg, are
requested 10 meet at The Church, on Friday The
3lst inst. A fell attendance is desired.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-03-29
Ssrouasb.ssrg, March %, Is43.-

Terms $40 n advance: S225 half eeary and So so If
paid before the end of the
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-03-29

A Yankee, at Boston, has invented button
which bears all the hues of the rainbow. Ii is
all the rage among The Boston dandles.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-03-24
(6Ir rcn 9AtcrIanrsIrcunp.)
Sermtlltpn ben 10. Ncbru1r 1S43.
,Ssreanm fey lie 1erpamm(udt mo 1ic l9 b fnD:t.'
& q q II n - co. r.


,S1rp"'lnt fey lie 9trpammubt mo lc Ieb q. b fnp'
pbann Sleoer,
sic haben ben bon mir etu9elauoten 9lrtife lber
rs retmaur er T-entlebul aus ccs berubn1teu
Allo perctenprlen Gcbrftlteuer5 3ltbpfteS Sdbren-
DDte aUtD metue 9rmleoerung auf oas I'M NreIbelt5,
freulo erlbenenen Hn6eltl9e vs. rrt5 5u 1etner
+ III 9trO 26 cSbree 9eltbdEten Slne6 auacnpmz
melt mo paourp tuen Sewet5 c5brer tiebe tar Mectt
uuO lSabrbelt 9egeben Die 9lbdt, lpelte lc te lle
berenoun9 ocS r1fels uber Sretmanreret batte ,pro
etcer BON WandeE oertanut. IS (lnD 9u9e Der lteis
lun9, ais 9atte 1) oaonrd fur oele Gerb1Dung perz
Ben Wcel Snoerc, ais pb De1elbe meme yuorepe be-,
onrt Date, INTO Dlcber Anoere ais 9ebGrte iC lelblt
oa5r1' Gem sIlen1 lit aber ut nio)t o IS mar MIR
nodl nle e9ealen fir olelc Gerbiupung s1 ,perbeu H.
balte n''o u6er6eu9t caB e ueerHOtreoe nbt beDarf
autb 9ebOre eD nttbt S1 oteler 0erbtnrna, lo oe1t
upo bl se 70 srpBmt6i9 uno erlaube es elHem Screen.
Der snlt ba 5u 9labe, oaB id, oaSu 9ebDre> tpeuu el
Dtllen6 ut e1len Sent fur eu ole5 @laubensprptlez
gum 6l be6a9leH uno mem es rtd)t tpcblfet ae1tuo
IT. Der Dart eS tlir nmlcnt 9auben, eeSd) bale mid, it,
Oer5eu9t caB man 5u peler Serbtucun9 aebDrcn uuo
eln gutter Nepnbl1taner, gutter Jacbar lno Elm wab
rer @brt le!1 a11u, oaB Dteler Oroen nidts an Der
StaatsDer5aun9 unD ntcts All Der dbrtflihen Ge(io
on dnoern ptL uo oaS ener erlt Da1,n Elm outer Gre
nanrer tt pe1n er e gutter Staatsbilroer, elm outer
Jeadbar nno etn gutter @brtt it, Sour aus bbspillioer
Aoitt nno np1enbelt miro btefer Sroen aeldftert II
ca th eafar bate, oaB e5 peeer DEM freteu NRannp
noob penn 9uten Sbren 9esiemt, SeDen m (ld berun1
6u oeroaaeil per nldt nad etner Bfeife tau,t uaoI
oaeer MI. lase ,Seroamnit fe bic geroailts
lnft MO e ild audi ftnoe,| o tpoQte te NIT elenr
antaee tpelter ntd3ts be,weden, ais bios ,eoen. me
cero1enitooue ANd1ner bon Der SIRE anrere Il
Rrtbellen uno onltt audi metn Sobdretn bn,u beitra
gen. no mD9td) Der SerDanmud,t ,u iteuern bic ipe.
eroeln Nepnblltaaer nod) oem Sbrten @bre u1ad,t.
UtelIe ertpeoerun9 auf ben 9lrttfel ,@i1 gHort 1T
e'ner e't, oeenSpsd n1dts anbers mar, ais Dem tn
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-03-24

-. GF@i1 &cmet 1T felt einisen gSedeu fdbtbar ,,nb
tann bet beterer Itmo6pbare setp6bnltd bes 9benos
bon big llbr am 1tomeltlid5eu Soimme beebadbtet
tperoer. IS 1T eiae prahtooe grfheinuua, bic in i'm
fern 9e9e1ipdrtigen abersldubiden Seiten tpo man ie
oen g9enbltd ben lluter9an9 Der Belt erpartet pie
Senatlcn erre9t. 0tad1 mebreren 8ertdbten, peld,e
nr oaraoer talen iIno oe 9trcnomen NIT lid, elbf
moo mat eng, noet eitt9e bebaupten, oag es Der
sein oes Sbicrtreilee, au6ere eli, aeuet bon amer.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-03-24

Deutl de & ir db e.-qStr i1no er(udt weroen
nn5nle9en, ooB bis beutc sbeno C8reitag :. e. Ydr,
Der gbrp. S S. S a # in Der Oeutlden STRIDE oabssr
Ntor9en 9tadmttta9 Scnnta9 Nad5mttoo ,,nh 49,
etnem leoen Abence tpahreno Der nden ySode mrN r
ebenfa6 Go.tesoent baielbt III seut1der Grot,o
tattrnoen. Ger @prtp. q. 6. Se9emo p1aus W.,
Us # miro I'M sa.fe Der ndttea qSoe bier vu er'
preogen Das dritlte publtfum miro erf,dt asi'
reid bei5uwpbnen. .sN' 5aql,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-03-24

OiSpututtpr1.-9 Sim lesten 15tcn g1drS Tdl1o
)iu Wurbrrou9h Gauuld)ip III oleem @ountD ele Nlss
Ipttotcn ber bic Saue srptlihen oem @brw. g. SoerS
|bruf reforn1iren reotoer 1T Canton, Hno cem @hrip
IH Sdifer, 0epe1encr (utberIhcr preot9er cst aber
|Drcoi0cr ctnigcr o9cnouutcr Nunter0en1eoen 1cner
IGjcoenD, III Dcutlcr Gprac itdtt Jad) cner eerber
|qctrreneu lebcrctntunt 9enau1ter pree9er, loltcn
|prc 9ider erll1nt merben, bclteheno aus eteu1 re-
Iformrten Gcnelnoc9coe, e1rem GnntcrQenetnoe9lte'
Ioe ro ee llnp1rtbettlder, weoon ccr Eestere n1d)
bccno 1ter Oi5rutation u1O acem bn Die Srpe1 betbe
](iQer Ndter 11pdbma5 1uf 1Uc Selrei5 uNo G)cgcn
Iarubc hrer 91rebigcr oufmerfaln 9cWad1t boen, en
Ildcioe nQtc pe,e bon betcen Y1rtheen Die trefttq
|fen u1D init Der 9c1re @brtitt ant meten itocrelntn
}mcuben @rtnoen ocrgebrddt babe, nno bcmnatt Der
IQHabrbctt an nGchlfen lfehe. 9ein ais Der Ghrp 6.
Sh1er trof Der frbern lebCretufrnft, am Sage Der
OtsputatirN, bortndf fig bara betdno, o1 bic gauge
Sade pbue uQe Gntthetouu9, oem @utoiinfen Ger un>
wecnocnGemeinoe] e]cber tberlaen bei6en lcllte, CAB
Ioer @brp. g. Ncrbrud ei1blt;b uad uno bic Otsputa
tiOu be9aun Die Sra9en, tpcrit5er e6 ld banoc[te>
|ndrcn
l., ST :. bloic Se(prcneen init 9S1lIer cine Taufe?
g., 4Her 1T fibig getauft GIT wcrcen g
9lae Die Se>ret5 uuo @e9cn9rmoe, Die Sibcltellcu,
Icmie il6erhoupt re Gtclnhetten Der 0iSpuaru bier
ansufthreu e9t utdt III Der GenoenS unerc6 Sntte5.
ISr unrlailen c6 bahcr uno ft9eu sur 9jeuuGtbuun9
uercr 2cler Bios fe baB o15 rtbet( Der Qlnweeuocn
o>pe au) oa5 oc5 9itd1tcr5, pb9ed) rhne richtcrde
9lutbort1t Su 0uniten Dreot9cr locrtruf5 lit.
Der @hrm. Stcrocnt1un, uthertihcr l)reoi0er in IL
tctolpn, Settncte ilt bcl rcfer Gjrle0eube nh al
ein ais gutter 9couer, Ionocrn ntb ais c tlthti0e1
Rcnncr Der 9rcdIChen Srrndc 0u3.-
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-03-24

9e 7tt Nummer hes Ocuhn in Nmcrita" lit urs susctpm
GrcIte iit ntcrNnr ais aIc rrrbc9cbb 9lummcrn
mciu Der ttanp pas Seu9c trtrasn mag, pB Scr Ocuc
nunnebr rrn Scrrn Nlfrep g d Htina rtr aIs 9er c.
ner ser"t !cnnSfam tetanntt, ais NaB mir rcn IAutc
weitrr Su crrNDncn notDig battcn, rcpiairt wirr
Ntuc 8lGtttr
Oie uOtutldc S6nuprt" fir rurcratftc 3utinre, 6nt.
es H. ceecS Sttcn OuttbI1nrs, Draus9eSccn cr
rcn 6 id tD q unb y Sernbar II y 10, . . t. Gin
cDr tnrcanrs Satt frpoD pin6tb Der M1ttr H. ais res
tb6neH 0rutss tstrnncrs ren 0sutbcn an3uimrt Dcn.
W III a. Dtrtus8tBtEcn J)erru Q III II y \ t.
ia, eer <tSratur Sunf 28enibA H. Vrelic &C
m!omet o"s S!N nthalt ntrntc untrrDo(tcnrc e5sscn
tanot, lit iN6n 9eHruett uno cup lchlensmtrth.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-03-24
SdunId,tp I LSe.,p2!7ticl,.

St6 udhTen Somlta9, ais pcn 25ten !Ndrs 9eodn.
n,itta95 1lhr tp2roeu Ih rie ocnotratben Slr9er
Ucn @anputaunthtp III Der St1bhoue cahier Uerfan1s
meln ,tm et Gtfet fir bic uddSubaltence Ioltuhps
lSahl su fcrn1trcn. @tne 5ablreide SewoNnuu9 wtro
crlNnrtPt.-
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-03-24

qepObuGtden @r6Be fet dbrlib hem BON 1880, ceden
Sdweif bic 2dnee bon bunbert MiOpuen Weelen 9e'
6abt baben ioa- -prOfefor s 8 y y it Der Deeiuun9,
ba eteie5 Der 9r0Bte Stoet ei Der e 9efeben pnree
oagc9en mctut aber 1rcpbet Ot er, oaB er NIT Der
@rbe II, SeritlWun9 femme 1lto Dteielbe Derntbte'
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-03-24

.6hrtlftidle eiebe.-- Der fur ba5 See1enbetl
Der Deut1Her 70 fehr beior9te reforn1rte 9reot9er
q hIpiier BON Betblebem bdlt felt eem lOten D.
M ir9enauute prrtrocteo O1eettnsS Gin rte edn9e ae
;caene Ger1nnmlunseu) III Der bte9enpresb9ter1an
Sird1e @r 1oG Die Sb0dt haben iId1 etne oeute 9e7
nrcnre III unerer StaCt 5u 9rlnoen lno 5nar af So,
pSl6bciner u,o Serbrud. - Seine Scfcbrltngsmetbo1
BE- befebt iu Dem 5n6feacn Der lo9enauuten @naoen,
bant rnp pe eilri9e ia9en i'm Secttblen Der Sd9nar
eibd,en> pobei er beipnOere Aufcrtian'tet 9tt Die
NulIucn bes 5oeren6 etteS Sunoer5-ridten lcu, UNI
Ben Gjrao Der o1rlnnen DObnenoen 9t1ttenIteoe 81
ermttten.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-03-16

Such has been the result Of H..
experience after much experimeu,lu, y.
the subject.
Stock.-This ls the most trying nr,s
10 the year To cattle, as they are ap, +, Ia
reduced by the winter, and feel more sons.
bly, the break winds Of March than lla
verer cold of January or Februar,
Hence there is usually great nor,.T,
among them this month, aud /. bsho,r..
the planter TO pay great attention 10 ar
Il he wishes TO be successful. Hoo, M
wise must draw more bouutirully On 4,
crlb-as the mas, has been exhausted M.
the woods. Sheep also will REQUIRE ma,
attention from the number Of lanLs v,',
are on hand. This is the depaumc,,
husbandry to which Carolina Planter, ~.
been most inaitentiVe, but the low o,,s
cotton is awakening proper zcai Gu III.
subject.
/ Mdchinery.-Let me beg nv paa,,,
brethren, when they come 10 Couab, !
call at Mr.. BoatwTlgbl's work sbo, -,
examine his corn and cob creshoo !,
chine; it will amply repay them n j
loss of time. Ii Is both simple aud ,f
: Gent machine. EG.P
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-03-16

nation as clerk upon a moderate salary, aud
a. e., Josephine, much as she desplsed d
clerk, she found herself in the end only the
wife of clerk.
On the same day Mrs. Erskine left her
beautiful home, 10 fall back into obscuHty'
Mrs. Bradford changed her neat little dwell
ling Cor one more imposing 10 appearance
vet possessing no higher attractions tor
her eve, ihan the pleasant place "here me
frs, two years OF her happy wedded he
had been spent. Her husbands interest 10
The business had proved much more produc
tive ,Lan he had anticipated, aud aiihougn
n no way DESTROYS Of making more snowy
appearance than that which he aiIesuy
made, his partners insisted that he SHOULD
AXE that external position IN society whlct
ms means and standing clearly warranted
aud i, was in yielding TO their wishes ina
he had taken a beautiful house and furnish
ed II IN handsome style.
OF course Mrs. Bradford did mol seek l.
renew an acquaintance with Mrs. Etskine
The change IN their relative clTcumstar
ces would have been sufficient induce
menl for her 10 have gone to her aud sutiel
, ed The past to sleep III oblivion. But cor
sciuus lha, there was 90 real change 10 u
senhlne's character, and having no sympi
thy with such views as she had Protessf
i and acted upon, she deemed II best for bot
! nov that there was separation, 10 lei q
4 gulf remain between them.
The effect upon Josephine IS mind, II IS
hoped, was saluiary. Changes like Ihes
BY altering an individuals position, al
therefore changing his relation to oil 81
: rorndng objects, enable him to see OIL
that to be true which he thought ere
: and tia, to be error which he had call
!, truth.
To others, the whole story may tea
!. this lcsson--lhat young man ought TO
+, estimated according TO What he really
aud not according TO any position IN WIKI
= be may be placed. The young man "
: has intelligence, sound principles aud
d, active mind, mus, rise inevitably. Aud
ID Who lacks these, be his position what
), nsy, Il il depend upon his own exerilons
- sustain il, will as surely fall.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-03-16


II is not generally knowH, says .tb
G. Advocaie) that this vegetable ias7
rior article OF food Tor mich caAs-
We have tried il two summers, apo use
cidedly superior to any other c-5ia.s F."
have yet tried. They ado greatly % =
quantity as well as 10 the rlc5las d K
milk, aud give a rich golden color 70 Z
cream and butter. which is at least elsl
TO the eye even if the favor IS Dot e
proved. We do MOI know, hoOe'er' Y
they import any richer flavor to The 0'.s
We have known a COW 10 refuse U.S.
hen first offered, bu, soon becsGe !"
fond OF them; others, We believe G.
majority, eat them grcediIy from ..' t'
Thus far We have fed them ouIy 0 '5e I'd
state bot If boiled with corn meal 7
half and half, or two thirds tomatoes N@
will doubtless be far better.
To one who has dairy farm, the q.
vatjon Of an acre or two in tomatoes wy.
be repaid by greater profit than a1y ";.
table we know. From one acre Dol 8
than eight bushels may be ga'b'r'' ~.
rom July un'l frost There IS sons =.
Die IN picking them, but then neal! e"
farmer has children; his lIHie eo's-'t.
and his big ones, too--wouId mol ' Y, / !
worse for httIe work. We shcOo T.
clad to see the experiment tried nd W.
scale than ours, and to learnthe fesu"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-03-16
soI,ING CATTLE

The practice Of keeping cattle
house or ward, IN sumner and VIC
feeding them on green food a. ng-r
sIble, Is denominalcd solmg ag.
but lii,Ie known 10 the Um'ed S,l.. q
particularly IN the south west, N>
mers prefer their cattle runl,o- Of s..s
The commons OF on the gas
yer fields, or cultivated gtcget,
plan has al least some advaa@g 1
is certainty less labor TO be petu,c
by solIing, the following adylas.: .
10 present themselves | The a.
not have to roam SO widely, and ss7
hard for food, and consequently sa e
viii answer. .. They tread a.g
grass in this way, and less thar 3
amount of land will furnish food, 90.
BY enable the farmer TO keep uE'.g
double the qualify Of beasts. g e
cows will give more and richer nj q
ithly, The great amount Of maggre afs
viii more than repay for the eS'a '9
" 10 has tried solline We desire er,s
Tenn. Agricultural.
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pODTRYs
THE ToMBS.

The Bard, on New Years day. spent an after. ,
noon, in company with two lovely ladies'" AT
Green Mount Cemetry, and while there took
down the following medita,ions with pencil
over tho grave of one of the most amiable and
angel like of tho tombs:
low sweet the thought that when to death and
dust
We shall go down, all creation must;
Sweet friendship on will seek the sacred spot,
Tho by the busy world we be forgot
Twas bliss to die like her who slnmbers here,
To clasp the hand. and feel affections tear
Fall on her fading cheek-to bid farewell
To friends she lov'd, whose love no tongue may
tell
To mark beside her dying couch in tears,
4 mother deeply lov'd thro' seventeen years
And hear around her many deep drawn sigh,
! From those who grievd that she was doom'd to
die
So young, so gifted beautiful and fair,
Oh this was bliss, tho daskend by despair!
All yes, twas bliss 10 have the happy lot,
To be BELOVED and never be forgot:
For have seen the friendess droop and de-
No lov'd one near his couch to close his eye;
No mother mournd him, and no tears were shed
No sigh heard of sorrow for the dead
No crowd was gatherd round his graye--slone
tie sumbcrs, unremcmbord aud unknown.
Oh thus TO die and pass away, indeed,
l. grief that bids tho coolest bosom bleed
y OF such tho fate of her, whose spirit blest,
Ga angel pinions soard TO realms Of rest
VI thinks | sec her, ia her DYING hour.
Fading away like some just blooming fow's
Beside her conch her much loy'd mother stands
And, weeping, lils TO ileav'n IN pray'r her hands
Methinks boar around hor many sigh,
OF friends, who mourn that she SO soon shoul,
die.
Beneath this slab in beauty still she sleeps.
Where many frond now wanders and now
wecps;
Whore fond affection loves alone TO dwell,
And many a heart Is held by feelings spell.
When spring again shall GENE with balmy breeze
Aud howrs shall burst, and foliage grace th
trees
Here shall the birds, habiiation given,
, Sond up for their holy hymns to Heaven
Here IN tho tree. whose branches Ger her spread
Or mid the gorlands that adorn the dead
Thor dirges DER departed beauty rise,
Tie echo'd back BY angels in the skies
Here shall tho fsiTest tlow'rs that ART can save,
/ Adofu the bosuteous garden Of her grave
The first born nowrets Of the spring shall bloom
, Ia beauty, round her temple and her tomb.
T, tul. many iTieod shall bow before this shrine
Nud breath, 10 tears affections vow divine
ga. feel how keen are deaths relentless darts,
: That on divide, and desoatc our hearts
MILFORD BARD
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-03-16
From the American Farmc,.
SMUT IN WHEAT,

One word respecting smut 10 Wheat
u hen was first acquainted VITA lsi,ca
try, being boy, the wheat ran. d here M,
all smuttv, so much so that it ftogr.8 /.
be washed before II was fit 10 use. n.
first year We so~ed the wheel pro,ga-
the neighborhood, which was s.y,. d
seed, the crop was very smully. Then,
season some Tor seed was procured a,
distance, clean OF smut; tbs wtrs, al.
washed clean, and While wet, as me. %,
ashes was mixed with IT as Walt,,
the wheat. aud so"n lmme.aeF.
crop Was clean Of smut, ard flr u.,.a..
twenty years IN succession ge ,r
the sane way on the farm. lie graa
wheat clean of smut, washed and o.. p.
seed, aud during the whole Tao rc,efr
ed a crop Of smutty wheat, | aMe n
than once sown beside my ue,gtus
nothing but fence dividing us,-ag
his wheat dry and as have s,asc-
vas very smutty, mine quite cees
his time winter wheat was soRuar. g-
sonally spring wheat; aud to as Col
which is more than sixty year, s
have raised crop Of smutly wheel
| observed the rule; or puca'r5
clean of smut, asbed, &c. Oace
some spring wheat some hal ,au, 4
il WAS from snut,y seed. Fore rr.e
wears of the time | speak e. ttere
hme 10 the country, otherwise IUe
hove been used instead Of ashes s
have done since ime has become pi
4 CLARLMouST FARMEB.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-03-16

+ A Bcaptfbi laca.-ln the maa'''.s
the Tyrol, hundreds Of the voa'3 Y
children come out when it isnca ''J' ..
and sing their national songs ulN' . ".
hear their husbands, fathers, and '''.'.
answering them from the hills % "
return home. On the shores ct ''' '.
attic sea, the wives of the fishermen ' ...
down to the beach about sunset, ana ~ :.
melody from Tasso's GeruSaiema L'g +, ,..
They sing the first verse and 'no' ..r
for some time; they then sing the ~, ,s
verse and listen until they hear ''' d" .n.
como from the fishermen, who o'. ". ..
guided by the sounds to their Own '""7