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TO ALL THE WORLD WHO USE
LEATHER IN ANY FORM.
OIL or TANNIN,
OK, Leather R restore r

NEW CHEMICAL DISCOVERY.
MOST people know, that skins and
- hides are converted into ieafher by
the use of 'rannin extracted from certain
harks, dc. e
When The force and strength Of the
rannin is worn out, leather becomes dead.
hard. dry, brittle. cracked, covered with a
crust, g.. This all know. To restore
then life. sofiness, moistness, strength.
smoothness. and remove oil crust. ny, or
blister--restore the tannin. This sub
stance The leather never can receive the
second time; but the whole virtues Of ii
are in this article. the OIL OF 'rANNIN
which penera,es The slifiest and hard
est leather, ii il has been twenty years in
use; and il j. tears easily with The fingers,
il imparts at once strength that is utter.
ly Incredible until seen. IL becomes like
ne,r leather, in all respects, with de-
lighilul sof,ness and polish. and makes all
leather completely and perfseiiy imperri.
Gus to water--partirularly boots. shoes.
carriage-tops, harness, hose, trunks, and
in fact all things made Of leather, giving
a splendid polish, even higher than new
leather has. and al least doubling lis wear
and durability, in whatever manner the
leather is used These are facts.
Those who will may wear old shoes,
groan with corns, ride with old carriage
tops--haye old harness. and throw them
away half used--look filthy themselves.
and all about them-expend double wha,
Is necessary for articles Of leather. 70 their
hearts content. If their prejudices are so
strong they will not try new discovery.
INV, gentlemen, please yourselves.
To- None genuine unless with the fac
smile signature Of Comstock d Co.
Up For sale n aillsborcugh N. e.. by D.
Heart; in Oxford, by George r. TayIor; in
Greensbnrouch, by J. 4 Il SloaH- only agents.
February ~ Cd
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IMPROVED QUALITY AND HALF PRICE.
cOMSTOCK a. co.'s
Concentrated Compoans Fluid
Extract of SarSaDarilla,

=# III FOR TIE CURE or # a
ScTofals. Cbronic Rhue,naiism, General
Dehi,ly, Cu'sneous Dresse-. letter,
Scaiy Eruptions Of The skin. Plmples or
Pasiule- "n The Face. Msrcnrisl and Sy
philoii Diseases. B,les. from an tmpure
hsb, Of budv. Ulceta,iuns oil The Thtea,
and Leg. Liver Affections, PAN. and
lSwtllngs Of The Bones, and all Diseases
arising from an impure state Of the Blood.
Exposures and Imprudences in Life, Ex
cessv~ Use oI Mercury, 81.
The CREST popularity # Sarsspat,iIa,
and ,ts established efficacy, render II su.
perauous 10 enter int any ercnmiuin Of
lis sir.ues. or adduce any evidence in liz
favor.
The Satsapar LA IL warranted positive.
ly as good a. any othes lha, can be made
a. One Dollar. at jus, hall the price Of
those so much advertised. and a. strong
and in as large bottles, viz:-
Fifty Cents per Bottle, or -Four
Lii Dollars psF Dozen
This article has cured Scrulula of 30
yesrs. after The Dollar articles had been
used in vain. ..~. .
10 be had Of the asen's VI Coinsiock
asd CO. only. throughout The country. IN
New York only a. 81. CpIllsnd. Stree.
@~@@@ THE REASON. .
Some people are foolish enough IN be-
lieye that We cannot afford 4, make as
good an article ri SarsaparlIla Extrart
aud sell i, tor so cents per bottle % 81
per dozen. as all others that cell lor Jus,
double thar money. The simple fact 10
This, and all will now be convinced.
While Fire Hundred dollars is sqnander-
ed by Others IN column or twn ui sdyer-
easements. We do nntsrend Eue. There
fore We make the public pay but half as
much for ~ gond or better article as any
one Else, and yet make as much il mt
more prof, than they The real cots in
making the article is probably more than
theirs. as we use nothing bu, tine best
SHsaparlila Root. &c. And we are fully
convinced that We will sell three bottles,
10 one Of The dollar priced bottles. when
The public know villa, we charge for il. as
lis virtues are such as NOT 10 Z. quire b alf a
newspaper 10 snstsin lis reputation.
Inquire Arrays for Comstock :. C3's
Sarsapariiia, at Fifty cents, and haze no
other. ss+* @=
For sale by @ ~ @s a~s
d. IIEARTr. HilI.bosough.
March 81. #= ~ IL
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IL BoRo U.Gn, N. {.
FURNISHED WEEKLY
GY DENNIS nEArrr

AT TheEE DOLLARS YEAR, on 1Wo poIIars
FiFTreExrsir RAIN IN Ai,As.E.
THOSE who do not give notice OF ,heir " iih
70 nave ihrir raper disc oniinuc,l nj Inc esnita.
uon oi the year, will be presumed aa tes,rirg
IT'S tontIn.antc until .ounictman,s cd And no
paper WI 10 discontinued until an prt,nfsr,s
are paul. unless d the option 81 The publisher.
novr ,,0 not exceeding sixteen linss.
me - oo,'af lor ilte fret, and twenty five GEMS
UT Ecu subsequent insertion; longer onss IN
proportion Iourt advertisements iwenss f,e
Is, scn, h'gher. ~-..m'ion n 3ss PEI e. T.
VIII DC made 10 as.e,,. a.lt The s,gf.
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Trust Sale
If VALUABLE LAND 4 SLAVES.

ESs BY sirlae Of dead Of trust
cgCsa cxeented 10 ME ~ Len..cl III. Nor.
No gan. On The i2ih March. Ie42, dal,
o. recorded ana reg stored, vii pro
csra ~ sell 10 Tie highesl bidder. IN The pre
mises, or Friday The Til DAY 81 Jaue next. tll,r
day alter ihe annual commencement I'll III tie
Unlserslty,l The valuable Tract uf Land On
which The said Lemuyl VI. Morgan now re.
sides, containing mae hundred and thirty
eve acres. morc o. less. There is M difficulty
10 pronouncing lh,s 10 be among The must Ter
Tile and valuable tracts Of land in the rounIy
Of Orange; and there are in the state few resi-.
deaces combining equal advantages Of health,
beauty Of situation. eontisuiiy 81 good society,
and literary Institution 81 high character.
The lract corners within few hundred Yards
of the village of Ciapcl I'LL, and incluaee
about four hundred acres Of excellent Tow
grounds on Boldea's creek. The Dwelling
House IL handsomely situated about a mile
from the village, asdss, together with good
Barn, Kitchen, Dairy. aud other houses, 10 a
good stale Of Trpair.
Al the same time and place, and for The
same purposes, I will sell valuable Female
Servant. who IS an experienced cook, aud her
two Chsiarer.
The terms. which will probably be accom-
modaiing Al least IN part, will bamade known
On the day 81 sale. The title j. undoubled,
but Of course | coavey as trustee only.
ILAI W. MUM, Trustee.
CHAPEL Hill. apriIs s. 90
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STATE OF NoRTH-cARoLlNA,
PERSON COUNTY.
Court cf Please and Qasrier Sessions,
March Term. 1874.

ElgeA Shlpts and sIAffs. p.,;,;.m =, 49,.
". .s
Ia iIssa saips saSssksrs.
UT appearing 10 ths satisfaction - The CaHFt.
= thar tAe dslendaats, Aadeason 6aipes, ~ ~
liam Snipes. and l.hn Snipes, are moi lnhshsi.
ants oil .hia state; n il ardeled thai Publication
81 made ii The H'ishogongh Recorder l.r ~
y eeks. that ansess he sid defrndaets appear
al The nestserm 81 This Court. 10 he held Tor The
C0aniy of Person. Al The court house 10 Rax
borough. On the third Monday il Jane nrxi,
and then and there plead. answer Or demsr t.
The said petition. the same will be taken pro
eoalesso and heard accordingly.
CHARLES MASON, lls.k.
Price adv. "a 50 IL
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Mr.. & MRS. BURWELL's
FEMALE SCHOOL.
, EEiTlsIporc.sgfa. n. q.

sA2aftsGRc1sns NJ u
HE Sumnaer session will begin ON
= Thursday the 23d OF May. yaca-
tons hereafter viii Be 10 April and Ocio-
Der.
TERMS, PArARLE HALF rs ADVANCE.
Board per session, $50 90
Tuition. IL, Is. and IL so
Music. o. ~,
Use Of Piano, 80 oo
board can also be bad in respectable
families. Instruction given ii Latin,
rtenen, Drawing and Painting.
I9--
:, 81 Tue Raleigh Register and Standard.
Nsshernian. and Carolina watchman ~ill n.
ssit once week for six weeks.
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! Common Schools

= -. UF URHNTE.
IA I late meeting of The BOARD nr SUE
perintendants. an order was made f,,r
the resurvey of the School districts in
this County, and the former committee
men re-apPointed until an Election is held
after The new survey. IT is recommend
ed. and earnestly requested, that the dis.
,ricts that have not drawn all The money
due them mp % this time. have their
Schools taught FOR that purpose by next
fall as tie funds on band after that time
will beappo.iioned BY the new survey.
STEPHEN MOORE, G. B. s.
.fprii 10. 20
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Special Court.
STATE OF NoRTH-cARoLINA.
ORANGE COUNTY.
Superior Court OF I.aw-Marrh Tenn,
1874

1874
TT appearing % The Judge non heldi-g III
- Court, that the business upon The Cisi
Deeket "A the same eaanoi be dane al hi,
ierm; n 10 ordered d ihe said Jpags. that !
term ~ The SspeTlor I.Ell 81 La@ ior q i
voaaiy be held - Tie seroud Monaay IN juns
.nrxl, according u the provisions " The 80
passed u the LAT srseioa of the General As
scmhiy. eatslisd |" 40 aei Cor The iAoFe sreedy
ADMINISTRATORS % juslit.a lls inriheF arler.
cd. that The Ciclk 81 this Court cause tEis or,
der 10 be Published 10 lie a, lsh.rnugi Ne.
cordeT. and advertised - lhs deer 81 tie suurl
house ard three o. more other pnllsc lsess n
the county.
sLR Parties and Witnesses are notified 10
attend on Monday morning. ~ il j. sxpeci.d
that the Court = Ill enter lanej,atsl, upon The
trial sf rsrsss.
JOS. c. NORWOOD. C. SO.
March "a. IL
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iRrtips Or Happiafss-Iti IS simply when
you rise in The morning, 10 form rcsolu-
tion % make the day happy one 10 feI-
low creature. Il is easily dome left of
garment 70 The man who needs il; kind
word 70 the sorrowful: an encouraging ex-
precision to the striving,--trif in them-
selves light as air,---will do it, al least, for
the twenty -four hours: and if you are
young. depend upon il, it will tell when
you are old; rest assured it will send you
gently and happy down the stream of time
to eternity. Look atthc result: You send
one person-only one happily through the
day; that is three hundred and sixty-fiye
in the course Of the year-and supposing
you live forty years only after ron com
mence this course. yon have made four
teen thousand six handied human beings
happy, al all events for a time. Now,
worthy reaier. is not this simpIes and is
II not worth accomplishing, We do not
often indulge III moral dose-but this is
80 small a Pill, one that needs no red eur
rent jelly to disguise lis flavor, and re-
guircs % be taken but once in day, that
we feel warranted III prescribing II. Its
most excellent for digestion, and pro-
dIcer Of pleasant slnmbrr.
r London .filas.
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Notice.

A L. persons indebted 10 the subscriber are
n requested 10 make payment before the
middle oil May next. ss4..4 ~. +-.m
iTpThosc who have borrowed Books from
him will please return them.
His Real Estate in and near fiilisboroaah il
for saic. # e
y. ]. BINGHAM.
March ~. III
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WE aake lhassleahod q iaEarMiag Physi-
ssciaas aas Csaaary Dealers. tha1 as
shah ~ Tho 6rsa srflsais lrsm Bestna. Mes
Tork. and oiher Pssts, Feceise large adAtioas
10 oar steel a 6ussas. saakiae OF spssse sep
pr eqaaI II neg ssp~Fsos. - aay eseF rGrrrd
- thu mssksa aiaE ass.sEtmest : es1pssis.
embgseiag ssas 4 ing asaaiis iaaad j. Dag
StaFe. lagrahsr alih saristy u Letter aaa
Gag Paper. Sad Macy srtirirs e StaliohsGs.
G4sces's Aairles g.
nne ii nsr firm hss iasi rssurned ffoa. lhe
Nerah, sad hss mssa lie gTealrsf eaFe il sslseI.
iag lia-ds 1.-The btsi sasiisy
~ ssssssl sssss thiag 10 b frssk sd e
nsiss. aud ssual 10 ssy % bs gssaa u - part
III re Kssld.
A ane II - sisiss The Norlhesn naskeis
every Erw n,aaihs. and - se passhase laage.
y q lts .sesd priess se sFe ah.e - 81 DO
IaaaIry DrssFs - NORTHERN eRicEs
As we laid in our Spring Stock very
early. we have much advantage over
those who have bought since The recent
advance II The Norlh.
Bslo~ ws snumsrais lev &c oor leading
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sulphats Qaiaine Iraslet--ns. by barrel.
sugar II Lead OF boities
Campfire. oil Yitriol sweet MI, ia. d..
cfram Tartar ,rls. Tutpentine, Do.
Cum araaic. Opium fable OH. lhest Mar.
Taltaric Acid settles & Bordeaux
Castle Sap. Aless Boras. Starch
cal.mei. Qaicksilfsr Iranners' OIL. superior
E,seal,ai tits .lassed d..
Sup sr sada winter sperm Lamp
hatnpsaaiaa. siesirins uil
aaeahalb. Glass Mafsl Rsliard Whale d.
snutIs j. bladdsfs ssdlcampaine o. Chemical
bottles do.
Logwosd. ground and Flour sulphur
in siick Writing Ink, black s
Redwood do. ne
Copperas. Blue Stone Psinter's Lab,
Anallo, Aqua FaIiis inde.lhls Ink
lodge. lCarac,asl Fancy Soaps, a great
d.. tMsniilsl tarieisl
Nagnesi-. Aiadder Brushes laf All kinds)
Soda 1. Sedls:tz Tow Tobacco Cigars
ders Window Glass q great
Pepper, Spice. Mace satiettl
Nstmegs Ginger Putty, Sine Blaskins
Cloves, Epsnm Sails q tshTIa Liquorire
Alum, sell Peter Surgical s Dental IL
Glue, Esimsicne | sitamrnls
fiji. &c. &c. &c. &c.
TYLER Il HILL.
! .s..-.@ WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
ifofmerly Ts.,r, ZONES & Iiiil,l
Near .N'I'raias Brstcalee &. Co
Petersburg, Va.
March 5. I5--6w
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SpfiE subscriber cnmineneesi the Spring cam
paian with an eattrr new stock IL Ganis,
having u his low cash prices, rUmp'ricls 81
hsusi,d tnc tall and inter- a.strlmen.
Special attention has been paid u the selrc.
ilan I'll ARTICLES adopted TO THE eohntry trade,
and aerehan,s whe buy for cash may mol or.
ty abt ain Goods al lover prices, but get bet.
Ter Y fatty than can possibly be fund else.
when, having an opportunity IL select from
stot 4 maauisctar' u expressly itr retailing.
ftae goods from Israel Robinson s Co,
Mlles l. San. Nm. RYAN, Wm. Mclniosh, and
oihtr celebrated a,anulsriuists l am PREPARED
To furnish III a slight advance from Philadet-
uaia t,rIres
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CHEAP WRAPPING PAPER.

CHEAP WRAPPING PAPER.
Permanent a,tas"cmsuis having ie.5i made
With several ~. sufs, tbrers Car r,cltiar sup
= y~ft wrapr'as Papsr, saalt h"reaf'"r Keep
gfrat variety a.. the Article, aid sell il in asy
q aau'uy ., lie very lowest rates
1he retail trade vii receive In same attrn-
,ion as heretai r.. and should he happy Ia
have NV present assortment 10 that depart
mcnt compared with any othcr 10 the unued
States
CHARLES c. WARREN,
Stga Of the MAMMOTH poci,
Sycamore Street
Petersburg, march 5 i6-ilm
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Il pREos. mEbzcfNEs. PAINTS, oEtS. CARDEi
sKEps. DIE sTTFFss WINDOW OLAss.
sErsuEs. FAScr Antilles. PEK-
FrNERr. sFlrEs, esGARs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-30
go

A. ss-slt sac ef-sHH..f r. .HsH. - 80.
nt SD IiHt ~a>
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4 ~ tAkRIIN- 4 I-r,a .lrfI,- ~ -.
II g. - tte II orr GREER
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-07-11
THE EVANSVILLE JOURNAL.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY.
TERMS.

ST. SO, In AdpGnce-S3 90, at the end Of
the gear.-Aduertisemeats inserted at
81 90 for three insertions Of II
lines, and % cents for each
continuance.
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MR.. CLAWS E

DELIVERED IN THE CRY OF RALEIGH, (N. c
ON THE 18th A OF APDIL, 1914.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-09-05
Fascination and Fear.

correspondent of The Journal of Commerce
Tells the following snecdoie:--l once in a forest
~a'ched for few moments striped squirrel
crawling slowly towards the open jaws of hid
enus rattle snake, which lay stretched across
the road. in the path my horse was travelling.
A second thought induced me To cease idle
gazing, aud al once dismoun,ing, cut long
pole, drove the reptile from The path. and took
he squirrel IA my hand without j, attempting
To escape; but il died IN few minutes, although
not within len feei of the serpent.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-09-05
CircumlSsantiaI Evidence.

! have heard some very extraordinary cases
Iof murder tried. | remember, in one where
was counsel. for long lime the evidence did
moi appear 10 touch The prisoner al all, and he
looked aboul him with the most perfect uncon-
ceFn, seeming 10 think himself quite safe. Al
lasi The surgeon was called, who stated that the
deceased had been killed by shoI IA gunshoi)
in the head. and he produced The matted hair
and stuff cul from and taken out of The wound.
Il was all hardened with blood. A basin of
warm walter was brought into Court, and as the
blood was gradually solIened piece of printed
paper appeared he waddlng of The gun, which
proved TO be half of ballad, The other half had
been found in the mans pocket when he was
taken. He was hanged.-LOrd Elden's Note
Book.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-09-05
From the ~ Y Tribune
yoe Saith the Mormon E'rOpaea.
BY A SUCKER.

Joe Smith is dead and gone. He was one
of the most remarkable men of the age. The
time for writing his history has not arrived
Men who have known him long aud well. dlI-
fer in their estimate of his character; The iuure
historian alone can reconcile the contradictory
statements of his friends and enemies, and
place him in his true position. Inc pefso"a'
manners Of every man make him I'iehus VI
enemies, regardless OF his principles or co"auc''
This remark is clearly illustrated IN The case
of Smith. He was man of rough exterior aud
coarse manners, thousands who approached
him were 80 completely dsgnsled at once by
his manners, thai they refused to look al the
good he claimed to have done. But nolwIlh-
standing lhis he was remarkable man, and
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-09-05
Twenty-sevea Bays without Feed.

A family residing in Baltimore possessed a
favori,e cat about half grown, which pei
with their little boy. On The 2Slhof July the
cal, after having been playing with The child,
was not TO be found; several unsuccessful
searches were made, bu, without effect, unlil
the 24ih of August. when some one of the
family had occasion 10 60 to an unfreqnented
closet in the cellar, and found the calihere sill
alive Il had been in this prison twenty. seven
dave, where the child had shu. il up without
food or drink. Ii was reduced to skin and
bones.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-09-05
a Eel0Et.

We learn from the Cecil Wing that when
Mr.. Collins was addressing The Wings at Elk
ton, drunken fellow accosied him thus -
!" Collins, you are demasogue." The speak-
er pretended moi 10 hear him. "Collinsl say
Collins, you are dsmngogne." This was too
much, and Collins stopped and looked The per-
son in the face for moment. and said mildly
"If you had straw wrapped around you you
would be a demyohn" The fellow staggered
off
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-09-05
Let il be Remembered,

Tha, James K. Polk is opposed 10 the excel
lent Tanff Act of lS42, and 10 all Protection
sf American Industry. Also. that George N.
Dallas, introduced Bill into the Senate Of The
United States to re-charer the U. S. Bank, and
voted to pass it by ttro-ttirds, after Gen. Jack
son had vetoed il.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-09-05
Wonderful Walking.

An Indian OF the Penobscol tribe, by the
name of Lolah, started from Bangor, Maine. on
Thursday morning week, at sunrse-walked
10 Ellsworth, 26 mles--fram Ellsworth 10
Buckspori. Is miles aud from Bueksport TO
Bangor 8 miles more--nakug Strty-twO miles
in all, and arrived at his starting place sunset
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-09-05
Thankssiying.

Gov. Leicher. of Kentucky, has issued
proclamation, appointing Thursday. lhe 26'h
day of September, inst, TO be observed by HE
people Of that State as day ol prayer, p'aise,
and thanksgiving.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-09-05
From the Newark Daily Advert
The EEickOrys.

The KEickorys.
There once was a hickory old and tough,
And the pride of the forest was he,
His limbs were strong, and his hide was rough.
And his mien was noble and bold enough,
AS all agree.
He stood in his wayward, stubborn pride,
AS firm as a Dutchman's pate,
And the storms and the lightning he defed,
And, Qf the old fellow was not belied)
He was really great
But when, like others, he'd had his day,
And his leaves were sere and brown,
And the moss had covered his trunk with gray,
And his limbs grew weak, and began to decay,
They cut him down:
And many year he laid,
Neglected and lone to rot,
While his dolorous friends some fears betrayal,
That they'd lost forever their favorite shade,
And mourned their lot.
But the blackest clouds that enveloped our heads
On this ierreous ball below,
May break and develope the rosiest beds;
So fortune has only to sever the threads,
And in ace go.
A friend of old hickory hung his head,
And he whistled dirge-like air,
AS he 'wadded' around his grass grown bed,
And many hopeless tear he shed,
While strolling there.
He was scanning his way with careful eyes,
(For he walked at gloomy hour,)
When he suddenly stopp'd with stern surprise,
AS if poke berry juice had fell from the skies,
In bloody shower.
For down at his feet where the tree had been,
Or where the old stump then stood,
There shot up sucker, as fresh and green,
(Although rather puny) as ever was seen,
And he sung out, good"
And he caperd and danced. and baw.ed as loud,
As hippopotamus calf
And his friends around him began to crowd,
With their heads as Highland they felt as proud
As young Giraffe.
He called for body-and "now" says he,
"A dlop of the joyful" we'll take,
And we'Il throw away care, and be jolly and free
And we'll christen this sucker, YOUNG HICKORY
For the old ones sake.
And by the eternal tho now but tDig,
We can soon sUeGr it into tree,
And each one, Gf not an incredulous WhigD
Will exclaim, why la! it is almost as big.
Already as old Hickory"
But chill November came on at last,
And their reverie suddenly broke,
For its leaves dfopp'd down at the first rough blast
Like sailors wet shirts around a mast
But not word they spoke,
No they stood with wild and idiot stare,
For they found that the sprOut which had promis'
SO fair,
And which they had tended with SO much care,
Was puny stalk Of POLK =
PRINCETON, December, 1914.
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The Tariff of IS42.
OF THE CANDIDATES.
HENRY CLAY.

HESRy CLAY. JAMES X. Polk.
Wuhou, intending to ] am opposed TO the
exoress any opinion Tariff Act of the late
,Don every Item of The Congress- am IN ta-
Tariff, would say thai Dor of repeating that act,
think the provisions, and restoring The Com
in lbe main uise and promise Tariff of March
vroper.---Sep, l3, / e43 2, le32.--May 10, lS43
- Letter to Committed Reply TO citizens OF
# Georgia Wings. Tennessee.
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Al Hartford, Connec,icu', the experiment Of
'"Frrins the body with sliced onions. and re-
"'~ing geeni often iill The fever subsidies, has
zen inei with great effect in cases Of scarlei
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Well Supplied.

hawks nest. recently found on large pine
Tree, nearlv 100 feet from The ground, on The
''fm mof Liberty Partridge, in Westminster, Mass.
r'nIalned one black snake 3 ID feet in length.
'"o large adders, two green snakes, one striped
'aeer snak e, FIVE striped snakes, six chickens,
Eve sparrc ws, one striped squirrel. two nice,
''e toad, Que frog, two young hawks nearly
hall CROWN