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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-14
GENUINE TEAS,
yvIInI tssAI L. Ann RETAII


THE CANTON TEA COMPANY; Pr'ne,p,i stor u I
Chatham street New York Branch Store 3lS Bleeckr 81
New fors; Agency ll6 Fulton street. brookiyn' also AZ the
corner Main and Van hout1n streets, Paterson. - IN.
the attention Of city ard country families and pure
for the approaching hod in neal TO hs', several stab
teuon Of and upau erated Tees the United states
The un popularity and OF their house with reie-
gh u' Tow pricrs and upright dealing 100
understood 70 further comment necessary.
Ogn and oniy warehouse for he sale OF Horguas Black
Tea Oberye III he psfcuiart 70 rcmsmb~. ne mum
the principal IN Chatham airr-v III bciwe~n
Pearl aud Roosevelt sccking Tor 1t they are ,bs
c he I'D sstr,y by little started Iox Chatham
sine, fnert door Lonsrds snuff and tobacco stor) under
hs name Of Canton Tea Store The public also h.
pleased notice tina, the Canton Tea Company have
thing with that oher whatever except those
described At the top Of this adyert,sement dis lmec
CaMPIlENE, or CHEMICAL OIL" Horu's Patent
ISoId Bottom Glass Fountain Lamps for chemical oil
aud camrbeue mnusctuIed and sold wholesale and BY
o. Fay, at No 1874 Fulton street lsun Buiidngs,l New
York These lamps admitted by AL who see them ~ use,
he urequalled lamp offered TO the p1bc Tor
heir splendid light their for use and thsir kct
simplicity manage aud Tim. One lamp viii givea light
equal sx sperm cauds erpence Of l than haifa
cent m hour They fact the cheapest in proportion
qua tv ard the best lamp Offered the pubc Tar
ehufchss hotels. aud dwellings, Also, go' sssotrnsst Of
Solar and oil Lamps for sbs churches or
quality Also RAJ pot Tor rctru med,enc-sueh 40
1necous debility dyspepsia, Sc and Evans eocnins sv
rup Tor hGru teehiu.; Or cherrys Asng,, rvs. for
gIe.t grsvsl &c D. POETS Fradicator. for deli ate
n,aina; Dr. Hsed's Brsk Pills. the Persian Pills sta I've
raw Isgr, fr rteumAt,sm and PANS OF all kinda NsSys
slsamic Pills for .yph,ls sc Wyahs Cram o, ;.,rs,
oe,ufv and prom"te he growth of the hair DIS n',e
(,OTTON DUCK-nO bale, Ame,icai Pilot Dutch very
10 los for sale bv h. X. COLLINS CO.,
i6rc - sosth stvSt
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Passengers Arrived.

CHARLEsroN-Brg Moon-Mrs T. A De Nyse. w Knight
3 Shehan. w lem"nce, f. Martin Campbell:
MALAGA-Brig Oriole-B w Thompson, j A Winslow.
, NEW QRLEANs-B. rque Luzon--P Mcftann, M Cunning
ham, g Forbes Il l. .wart
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-14

,rs- CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.-fhe
Tonic Mix ure prepared by the College Of Medicine and
Pharmacy of the city of New York is confidently
nieded Tor eli Of debility produced by sscret ndu
gence or excess of any kind II is an invaluable remedy
or impotence steril,y barrcnness nleSs depending
on malfomaton) Single bottles 81 eachj cases oil hall
Office Of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy, %
Nessau 1t w s. RICHARDSON, Agent
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A CARD
PHENIX EXCHANGE.

SNEDECOR AND THOMPSON,
INFORM their friends. that they have taken and
refird the porular Refecory the " OF Pine
sud Nassau streets. known a he "PHFNfX EXCHANGE"
and To keep the choIcr,t liquors
ourd in the ctv Those who appreciate superior glass IT
brandy Gin queseo to cal and try fine article
ived
: THE DiNTNG DEPARTING Mt is completely r.orysn-
zed aud hose who wis good dinner well served,
he accommodated moderate charges As the opretors
resolved keep first house they espectfuly the
OF their e ads and The public long thew sh
be found to deserve il. -
AUSTIN d THOMPSON.
N B.-The LUNCH at the Bar. will be seued up
day between and u o'clock A. NJ. Oysters IN every s'1l-
at all honrs OF the day. ia itaw is tw re
CHEAP CLOTHING STORE.
&B SkELLENGEN. No 60 Co tIandt stree end co.,
- Fulton Gre mwcN reefs respectfully inform her
fend, aud ug the citv 4. Jew York III hey
sailing off their fall and stock of 60 Ids AZ greatly
duced comprising large assortm-ut Of coth pilot
CLOTH plain and beaver satk ard dress and
frock aud tn. latest vle made 10 by III, best
workmen Velvet cloth aud fancy vsts; cloth, cashmere.
ssn't and Tweed pans Gloves supenHes comfortable',
shirts nanoe,. drivers golfers. bosoms &c. NC.
~ BL r. g. also beg leave inform their friends and
they have always hand large assortment Of clot
velvet and fancy vestngs which will b" made order
and warranted h Mr. Geo. NJ Scrimge superintends
the Cutting Department go Courand street. and Mr. ID.
w Bailey tina the Fulton and Green ch streets
Thos. who wish economist would do well to call fore
going elsewhere Every article warranted and all orders
pun ,tually attended to. -
l. &B SKFLLENGER
NJ Instructions in Cutting given by Jas Scrimgeour.
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LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS

PHiLADtLpA, Jan BAR Monsoon, Carleton, 81 Jaso de
Cuba Cd ,usqu anna ercken Liverpool; New Hsgoyer
Gavin, Mobile; Chief sllIim.9. Chsrleston Oak Ryder
Ames Rio jaqsmo VIM Penn Atkins Boston; Holder Bor'
BaLrImoRs. Jan PAR Mary, Myrick, NOreans; Jas
Page Taylor and Mary Stanton Bearse Boston, Susan Mary.
Buriham, Rio Janeiro,
WILMtNGroN, NC. J.n 3-Arr Trojan, buchanan, NYork
Belle Myers, do; 9Th, Pumsead br] Small Genada Echo.
Mes or Maa Coreiia Given Guadaoupe Btu Gaxele,
Glover Bermuda cid 9th sagadihock, simpson, Porto Ri.
COZ Emery Drummond Cubs; 8h James. Ray, Nassau Mp;
Belle, Myers New York; H,rrie Brown Cuba; UNCLE sam,
Bacon Hi'ana THAMES Sawyer Antgua Advent, Robbins,
Porio Rico. 18th. Aurora. Chase, Guadl upe.
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The House is now discussing the reception of
abolition petitions.
Doubtless you have noticed particularly Mr.
Rives letter in to-days Intelligencer-andI am told
that John G. Calhoun will also shortly come out
with another letter defining his position
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-14

POARD-A respectable family be accommodated with
and bed with pantry adjoining; also
few small with convenience for hrc, suitable for single
gentlemen, with comfortable board Apply at 7e Beekman
street OH mr.
DRlVATE BOARD-Fora gentleman and his wife, or two
single gentlemen in aspa family where there are no other
bbardera second story front foom we'll furnished hvng
closets &c For particulars inquire at No I66 Mott street
II I'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-14

WEAVER.
WANTED-Exrerienced Hair Cloth Weave-s the Hand
w Loom Apply at 90 Nassau street or 81 Rsington
ia l0tsm
WANTED TO RENT-In Broadway. a store fronting IN
w the street between the Aston House ard all Ad
dress, with te Box No 75 Lower Post Office d27 it'd
FINE PAINTINGS
SPLENDID collection of Paintings will be sold
"A ton Wednesday morning the nth instant. CLIFTON
Hail. Of Nassau and Betkman II deseves fully
the public attent on. ia 3tissrc
LOST
GOO REWARD-Yesterdsy. between sud O'Clock
iNO lsdys white dimity pocket between the Butchers
snd Drovers Bank. Bowery aud IS Whitehall The
notes comprised fy and five tweutvs Ut the Butchers
and Drovs Bank the bal in nall noie,amountng
in all to $3.50 Twenty dollars will h. paid the finder de
liverng the aordng information. at IS White
hall STREET The the proo@r'y OF and
rpectabe widow Further information b. had at the Of
fee of the Herald. ia 3tsrc
MUSIC FOR PARTIES.
MESSRS @. WEISS FIR GRAMBSS. Professors of
w Music respe-tfuv th-r the ladies
and genemen Of New Yo and its vicinity thai their Cot-
lon Bard prepared to play the admired and aahonsb
MuUc for Private PARTIES So-iees, &c.
Orders received and punctuay attended at 2s Delaney
ia lmsm
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ADJUSTMENTS.


arrCf,, KS OLYMPIC THEATRE.
MR. lT707TILs BENEFIT.
MONDAY EYEHi,r ! sua,y 1.-The performances WI
e'a hkllLr g''"
GRANDFATHHR WHITEHEAD.
Ole lie f RfSG c Ole
CHATAAr THEATRE.
MONDAY r.. Or '; The 'lj BE- ','''''
Pleasant, NEitHBoR
THE LAWYER a fI~f AND T His VICTIM
TnYON's INDEPENDENT AMERICAN
CIRCUS.
BOWERY AMFHlrHEATRE
Boxes Is cents; Pit l2ts cents
On which ss sse oa 2F G Nv N6kTh Win .p
MONDAY EvENING-The performances, viii! commence
A GRAND cnTiSSIEsT ENTREE:
great variety of tgue'tsa Acts; F'at' of Strength SONGS
prL n?'i srta? 'fs
THE cARoL GifNS asMsfiksrRELs.
GRAND b hsfIas'f' Or s' ssfipEwoRKs
AMERICAN MUSEUM,
AND PERPETUAL FAIR
LAST DAY foS SESf! \ A IS FAREWELL
Who SAILS F6h Eq EaM ppHHNs NEXT
the 10Th T@0 f
and at ca performance the General wi the
in v''' Gs 81 's IF ancient
Performance which has always received the APP
La ss I1S
Gs,sts Ss ss oo Il. me
singer La Petite Elise. thu danseuse only three Of
TIE l.pshabl; pan,Y9mims ofs Night. Adv%sam.
Al;o the come ball. rSt.a the SGSsoey sp0r'man
The Gsy Family ak in number. can all houn
The GIfsi QUEEN can De privately consulted r.sAsdas
.Tis ssisSi.,sd PI vELESTINE engaged md viii .p
.s'msdiatey after the departure OF Cen Tom Thanh
& Az AfT S1ss to tn. whole Is ''d to
as extra for private consultations with til. ciey
FnALE: NEW YORK MUsEUn
go AND PICTURE GALLERY:
h a,sns'sHs S9 SsnY ne 1.s Guy cEN H
gypsy IF Th i' cc!EsI2EBnATED Gypsy QUEEN.
e. the ii She 8. ssa S @
aPd f E sssSas East
seen evening saensl Portrait oaiiery-G Co:mo.
Ad%.s,oa ous .hins-2X cents ertra to those who
suit the Gp.v Girl jerc
NEW YORK VOCAL SOCIETY,
TIE are psspy IN i. Fin,
na a e s 's Gs &
by about 100 voices in,evpersed with instrumental Musc
Full psrtirulars IN small bills.
Terms OF Subscription the Socstys -Four Concerts
tting The subscriber three admissions EACH the
privilege OF purchasing two Concert at 81 so
each.
for the Music Stores Of
Messn At~i &Co Me :srs Dubois CO.. Messn HoyW
Co.. Mtssn Stod4 art y Co ana at the rrsldence Of
+. W. ROSTER Secretary,
jill 9tsrc 81 Prince street.
Ts bAht 81 haa .ssr f1s
Hall Thursday evening, January 49, l8. he
n Is "a
themselves mike this squ superior their former
balls full aud efficient Band engaged for the occasion.
ckes 81 each be had at Tarmsny Hail. Military Hall,
Bowery. aud Of the undersigned comm ttee
Lieut.. Il. b Tappan. Serg'L Henry Howard
se,g',. X. ii Thoml son, Sc ct Chas. N. Wiison,
Henry A Storey, John Bendix
John D. Dwyer. VIM ii. Mitchell,
Thomas Blood.
CAPT JOHN Z. HELME Chairman.
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Sailed
Mise eIianeous Record.

sailed
Ship Stephen Whitney Thompson Liverpool and
From ths Lower Bay. ship Montreal. London
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-14

limited STATES DAGUhRhiAN yALLhih,hi, ~, a}
Broadway up stns-E. WHITE would resper uuiiy calI
The atssntion 81 ct,rrus and strangers visiting the city 70 his
splendid collection II Dagueueoype krpy
from fourteen sons on he s',r pa', WI
beauty and accuracy Of deliueaon cannot p~
taken IN all kinds Of weather eth' VIII" VI """ou'
cOlors - --L.,...a. .....a.a AZ.
The American Institute at it late eIhio,ilon sWnoea W
WI, Inc frs, premium best DagnrreoyTe likeness Tor
effect, which but aHothcr PROOF Of the
, Wh,,e "a .os agent IN New fork for the very superior
mnor,.d esfwsn lnans and st no other establishment
III, oity or State they BE- obtained .
D-impored icinan Canarafi al,o French p, ana amen
can in,tunens the very best quality with Pla'e ass
Chsmicas Polishing Materials, &c, &C. always on fd of
s.Is a. ,hr verv lowest pr,ces. nj Sam
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-14

GROCERIES.
UTTER Just received lot OF fre,h Butter consign-
"' "N " " VIZ John &. MORRISON,
Deae, in Drugs Paints Oils Dyesfus Indigoes Teas SC
j8 Iwsec No 1888 Greenwich street
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|,OTTON DuCK-HO bale, Anne, icai Pilot Dutch very
~ superior article, oomprsng costets assorment from
10 / 10 5 for sale bv H. X. COLLINS CO.,
isrc - sos,h stvG
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-14
pHR ENOLOGY.

WIN TER COURSE OF LECT URES Mans Social.
w Moral and Intellectual Nature by l.. N. Fowler and w.
X Strachan.
Every Mo day evening" Hudson street. Of Grove
Every Wednesday in the Gonsisto'y Room oil the
Dutch Reformed Church, 4th street. Wiiliamsbursh.
Every Thundiy evening, in the Thaan Hall 400 Grand
And every Frdy evening" at the Temperance Hail. Jersey
City.
Ea Lecture half o'clock. Admis
121s cents, or ten tickets fer 81.
These lie lures according the above arrangement will be
continus d for several weeks.
ee for chronological examinations and The sale Of books
l3i Nassau sDeet
The subject Of each Lecture will be ne wesk
vious jl] ,tsm
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MARITIME HERALD.
Ship Masters ana Agents.

Ship Masters and Agents.
We shall esteem favor il Captains of Vessels will give
o Compodor RosEsr siLyEr of orr New. Fleet, q Re-
Vessels Spoken their Passage List of their Cargo and
my Foreign Newspaper or News they may have He will
spondents az home or abroad will also confer favor BY
obtain. Nautical Information of kind will be thankfully
ecetvrd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-14
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.

JNREss COATS MADE TO ORDER FOR $40 No. 10
Fulton street The sub crber hsying oIeped General
Clothing Store No 90 Fulton street New York
nred furnish all who favor him with call with every
descrnou of genlemen's Wearing APP rel the
sonabe lie fe for their derton the following
LIST fIeGufed rrcei:-
superdoe Dress Goats. 70
Gas imrrc PANS '''''.''''''''' to 50
tanc, Vests, "'''''''''' 's'''.ss'''s+ 10 3 80
DyrttOafs, 80 - ''''.. 800 10 TO ls
Sarls, "''' to .
~ B--Clothing m'de fr the y uthern market with
aud despatch Persons will find their advantage
call and examine the stock and prices at NO 90 Fulton street
before purchtng esewhs share Of the pub &c patronage
il solicited. WIN. PE1TET
jl2 lmc
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Washington.

Correspondence Of the Herald
WASHINGTON, Jan PIP. Nj.
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Washington

Correspondence Of the Herald.)
WASHINGTON, Jan. IL, 1912 p. M
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TWENTY-EIGHT CONGRESS-.
FIRST SEES SION.

WASHINGTON, January IL, 1874.
The Senate did not sit to-day
House of Representatives
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-09
Whiggery in a Huff.

Mn. GAYLORD, who for short period labored as
Minister in the Univesaist laih but who has recently
entered into the study OF law was recently invited by
the wings of Hamilton to address their Clay Club he
said he was willing to make an address, but not being
in favor of Clay for President he feared what he should
say might not prove peasant-he had left the whig
ranks and was in favor of the principles and the men
of the democratic party And such deuge of abuse
and billingsgate the good wings let forth upon the
young man has seldom been witnessed. That's Whig-
gerry, all over.
Mr.. Gaylord is one of the most promising young men
in Ohio. His eloquence is surprisingly bold chase
and attractive and his mind well cultivated. Having
investigated the history and the principles paries his
own instinct told him that he was by nature democrat.
Honorable and candid and sincere could he hesitate to
join the ranks that bated for the cause he believed
right
Go ahead, friend Gaylord-"press onward l"-here's
our hand-strangers we are but ae know you aceU A
thorn in its vals has Hamilton Whggery!- Cin Enq.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-09

SOCIAL Without friends what is man?
solitary oak upon sterile rock symmetrical in its
form, beautiful and exquisitey finished outrvalng the
most lauded perfection of art in gracetuness and gran
deur but over which decay has shaken her black wing,
and LEFT its leaves blighed its limbs contract as they
die its roots roenness and its bloom, DEATH scahed
feless monument Of OF its pristine beauty. When the
rebufs adversely are rushing us earthwar when the
clouds look black above and the muering thunder Of
misfortune growls along the sky, when our frame is
dalsed by the skeleton hand of disease or our
whirled tn the maelstroom chaos OF insanity, when our
tears YET flowing upon the fresh turf of departed in
nocence in that time it is the Office of friendship to
shield US from porentous storms to quicken the fainns
pulses of our sicky trame to bring back the wander
ing star of mind within the attraction OF sympathetic
Kindness the "ol and balm of peace into the yet tes-
ering wound, and deliver the aching heart from the
object of its bleeding affection.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-09
New Philadelphia, May 8, 1874.

GOOD.-A few days ago. the Gin. ADV. published
a humbug story representing Mrs. Clay as being "a
market woman" and that she might he seen during
her husbands absence. knitting in hand, directing the
labors of the workmen in the fields" of Ashland, The
Pontiac Jacksonian copies the story and says;
"Oniy think how Mrs. c. would look striding over
Ashland "knitting in hGnd," directing the labors Of
fifty 'sleek and fat" negroes-Shades of Hogarlh l,
is only necessary for the Wings to add for the purpose
quilting the people completely that Mrs. G. has raised
the ambition of her hens to such degree that the old
ones all lay goose eggs These are hached every elev
en- weeks by negess in feather "unspeakables" Que
ry which is the most soft and verdan the little webtoo
ed dough eating miniatures of ganders and geese
the individual who invented the twaddle2'
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-09
The Difference.

"y gentlemen wN not 0HO'0 as to hare BLACK
SLAVES they must let as 6aCs WHITE ONES, for
WE CANNOT CUT OUR FIREwooD AND BLACK OUR SHOES,
AND HAVE OUR WIVES AND DAUGHTERS
WORK IN THE KITCHEN."-Heawy CIou
"The wages of the Laborer should bear just pro-
portion to the prices of the necessares of life and all
attempts to depress them below this equitable standard
are, in my opinion at war, as we'll with the dictates o.
humanity, as with a sound and rational policy "Thc
worklngman is to Society what the Mainmas is 10 a
Ship. "-IMnrtin Van Buren,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-09
VOL 5, NO. II, WHOLE NO. s05

Upon this advice Mr. Graves required written state
ment from Mr.. Cilley containing concession that
Webb was gentleman; and not being able 10 obtain it.
he returned to Mr. Clay for further counsel In refer
en- ce to what then passed, Mr. Clay says in the same
letter:
''When on the day preceding the Duel, Mr.. Graves
in company with you came to my room, | was infor-
med that he had determined to chaange MIR Ciley, &c
he showed me the challange which he had drawn up
on reading it, thought closed the door 10 all accomo
dation, stated that objection and secheda d,angM in
my O'en handwriting which would admit Of an amicable
adjustment" t
This drausht in Mr.. Ciay's own handwriting, was
copied by Mr. Graves and sent to Mr. Ciley 1t was
in the following words viz
WASHINGTON. City, Feb 23 1887
Hon J. Ciley; s'I
As you have declined accepting a communication
which bore to you from Col Webb, and as by your
note of yesterday you have refused to decline on grounds
which would exonerate from all responsibility grow
ing out ofths affair, am LETT no other alternative but
to ask that satisfaction which is recognised among gen.
temen. My friend, Hon. Henry A. Wise, is au6ori.
zed by me make the arrangements suitable to the oc-
casion. ...
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-09
A WESTERN GIRL.

The Van Buren (Arkansas) lnteligencer records a
rare instance of presence of mind and extraordinary
courage in young lady OF that neighborhood. Mrs.
Steward, of that County, and niece, young girl,
were ordng Frog Bayou on one horse the stream was
high and the current very rapid They were accom-
panied by Miss Steward the daughter another horse
In the act of fording the stream Mrs Steward and the
girl were thrown from the horse, and the little girl oa-
ted down some fifty yards Miss Steward, the daughter,
very cooy rode to the opposite bank, sprung from her
horse into the stream, swan after and rescued them
boh bearing them safely to the shore. The little girl
was not caught until after Miss Steward had swan a.
bout fifty yards. ......... ..
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-09
MAttentinn the Whole.n

A major of militia, in Pennsylvania, who had recently
been elected, and who was not overburhened witt
brains took it into his head on the morning Of parade
10 go out and exercise little by himself The field Sc
eced for this purpose was his own soop Placing him
self in military attitude, with his sword drawn, he ex
claimed Attention the whole! Rear rank, three pace:
marchl' and he tumbled down the cellar
His wife, hearing noise occasioned in falling, came
running out and asked,=- 80
"My Dear, have you killed yourself .-. ...
$50 into the house woman, what do you know abou
lcny2n
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-09

IRISH PoTAToEs.-A well-tormed and experienced
farmer says, in the Gardner and Practical Florist that
he is we'll satisfied that the productive power of seed
potatoes is much diminished by suffering them to be-
come over ripe and he gives good reasons for his be-
lief He digs the potatoes before the vines dead and
places those intended for seed pits dugn shady, airy
situation not more than six bushels in pit. covers
them with straw, and then with earth two or three feet
In greater bulk they may ferment. He says that the
great is late planting and late harvesting; all kinds
should be planted very early, and all should be dug as
soon as the growth is completed
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-09

A good way 10 manage gun that has been loaded a
long ime and which you don't like to fire, for fear Of
burst, or a. breach of the piece, iii to leave it oui
doors at night twill be pretty sure TO go off before
morning. " ss..
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-09

A miscr in Altoona gave an entertainment to few
friends. When the juice of the grape had evaporaed
he waited on justice and begged to be committed to
prison on charge OF having robbed himself Of ten dol
lars
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-09
.. .. Saving Fuel.
Paddy, when told stove would save
Just half his usual fuel,
Replied, "Arrah then, two III have,
And save it all my jewell"
Saving Fuel

SOMETHING FOR THE TYPos.-"* of my existence
give me .O's" said the printer to his sweetheart
She Immediately mdae - at him, and planted her
II between his H.. "such an outrage" said Faust
looking II at her her, "is without a ="