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Washington telegraph., 1848-07-12
Notice.

COUNTY or HEMPSTEAD, Scr:--Ai the
\ May adjourned term Of the Probate court ol
Hampstead county, Arkansas, A D. lsIs, the
following admin tfnton and guardian accounts
current were filed Tor confirmation at the next
July term Of said court
Joseph Caldwell, administrator of WIN. Cald.
wells estate.
Il H. Bniord, administrator OF Samuel Vests
estate.
Thomss Hubbard, Administrator Of Joshua Fu.
qua's estate.
r. T. Cook, administrator Of William L. Cook S
estate.
llnldah CLARK, administrative Of BEN. CIafk's
estate.
James Gibson, public administrator Of John
RoDnsons estate.
Amelia Vaughan, executrix Of John vauphan's
estate.
William T. Hamilton, executor Of R. Humil.
toms estate
William Moss, executor Of James Moss estate
Jabez 5. Smith, executor OF / C. Tuppers estate
Henry C. Boyd. guardian of William H. Boyd
All persons interested in The settlement Of said
estates are notified 10 come forward and file ex.
cepons to said scoounts, II any they have, on or
before the second day of our next Probate court
al Il court 10 be holden at the courthouse in the
county aforesaid, on the second Monday of 1nly,
d. ls4s, or they will be forever barred from
excepting to euoh accounts or any item thereof
Te'te; :. T. SANDERS, CLERK
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-12
Notice.

'r,nE subscribers have iasl fsrrivrd and Offer
fw 1'p
EU llaH IS saasa.' B. md . HaH#i#.
Cooking aHH NaHHH zEezs
WH.F., sAHaf faII5#Hs #IaIHH
Imp, aHa j 8aHz IIs#a# -
puu aud rAiH Mm#I szaap, iniu, Castings,
Ni,, Cotton Yam, &u
In cunp,ctuu with oul basluess aeaase established
4 TIN SHOP.
and will furnish Tin Waf- in large ot small guam
ttirs on accommodating terms. job w'.fk exc
eulrd with Dispatch.
BLOCK. BROTHER 4 10
Fulton, March -. lsas.1I.u
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-12
Gin Mandatory.

vlNliE undersigned ary now manufacturing their
improved COTTON GINS at Mnden, La,
and are prepared to furnish planters with superior
Gin.sunds, made after the latest aud most i'm.
proved plans. They will deliver their Gins at
any plantation within la5 miles of Minden, OF at
Washington, Columbus or Fulton Arkansas, free
of any additional cost. All orders from distance
will promptly attended To- For any information
relative 10 the quality Of llfr GINS, they refer TO
Grn. G, u, Roysion, William ctahitee or William
Vaughn, Hampstead county, or Henry NJ. Le'
may, h. Strickland aud 4. {. Owens, Lafayette
county.
LAGKY & SHIELDS
Minden, La, May 10, lsiie1.n
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-12
JOHN MITCHELL.

Antisthenes says Laertius, one day en-.
treated the Athcans TO give order that
their asses might be employed in ulling
the ground rs well as the horses; to which
il was answered that these animals were
not destined for such service: That's
all one," replied he, at only sticks at your
command, for the most ignorant and IN.
capable men You employ in your com.
mands OF war, Immediately become wor.
thy enough because yod employ them.
Great men were readily manufactured
at Athens but in that respect dullness is
still more fortunate in Arkansas Bring
a man here who never could get a fee IN
a justice court in Kentucky, and his first
stride is to the Supreme Bench. Let a
man be glib in the slang of the Pot-hou.e
or the press, and the road to the highest
dignity is open to him. Our great men
are like the toes of Zebuchadnezzar's i'm.
age. The worship OF sham Heroes is
abundant in Arkansas. Eminent jurists
whose opinions are a disgrace to the State,
and a theme Of ridicule to the whole bar,
eloquent orators whose harangues read
like the language OF the Houny hymns,
sturdy despisers OF .indley Murray and
Webster's dictionary-those are our
Democratic great men--and yet the Ban
ner asks If the Wing Party is sunk so low
as to take Gen. Taylor, Low indeed!
ArkaRSaS Gazette.
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-12

ARREST ny TrLfoRPR,--A Cincinnati Paper
states, thata man by the name of VIM. Moore,
ran away from Washington county, Pa, with ons
Mr. Barnett's wife, together with 300 Of his mon.
ey. They were traced 10 Pittsburgh but had
lefl that city Oh Il trip down the river. A despatch
by telegraph was Immediately sent to the police Of
Cincinnati, and the parties, on their arrival, were
arrested. On examination The man was commit.
ted 10 ia 10 await until ouch time as The hus.
band could appear sFanst him, The woman was
d s.hsrged
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-12
VALUABLE
FAMILY COMPANION.

SlX Lectures on Causes, Prevention and Cure
> of Consumption, Asthma, Diseases Of the
Heart, ano all Female Diseases 234 pugrs. %
engruvngs. Paper 80 els; bound IS els. Mai
10 any pah--postuge l2cls
Shoulder Braces and Chest FSpaudcrs, 50
Mail to any part 81 cts poSage. lnhanr
Tubes, silver 80, by mail letter postage. Ab.
dominal Supporters perfect 50 10 $40, Tor all
RGpiurrs, Falling of the Bowels aud Womb, and
Weak Back, and Chest! sent by Express every
where For Braces or Supporters, or Rupture
Supporters, give height from head 10 foot, aud
circumference Of person next the surince, lust
above the hips II Rupture, mention which side.
Agents wanted for the sale Of the above goods
Address Dr. S, 5. FITCH,
7O7 Broadway New York, post paid
Feb. l,Is4e ?0.ly
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-12
New store M Fulton.

DLoCK, BROTHER & co hnve just re.
] } cryed and ure now opening u large aud
splendid assortment OF goods, consisting IN parl OF
the following
French, Engsh aud American fflnisi Ill, ID
81 Rrown aud Bleuehed ShInings and Sheelings
81, ~ Va, Osnabcrgs rs, IA Lowell do
bIraehgd aud brown dtillmgs, checked lweeds
penienlay stripes, padding, Scotch pads, green
baraie. French bombatues, alpaca laslres, black
aud lwcd alpaca, red, white, green aud yellow
naanels, satinrl, Krnluoky aud rald mixed irans,
--iiabc damask, black aud White beblnel, ,bshops'
lawn, book aud Swiss mnslihs striped eamhfieks
aud iaekonels, Marlborough Stripe, blue dtnlns,
blaek and oolored camhheks, lfsll linen, print d
cotton drills aud collonad :, apron aud furniture
oheaks, blao' tabhy velvet printed fahnels, blue
drills and iinseys, Georgia stripes, linen Il d enllen
taps. silk. cotton and madfass handkefehies,
frlnfed shuwls, iailors canvass, Russis sheelings
dalef. brown holland, eollon fringe, Manei'le'
aud erus skirts, ierrting, entlon and warsird
hndina, srlica, black aud eolofrd eallou eufdi
eraIe d'laines, blue, red aud white hlanksis TEX.
ins, muquilo netting, Georgia jeans, aud kine'
.ion plals, &o sc.
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-12
Gin Mandatory.
BLOCK, BROTHER s. co,

M oULD particularly invite tile ladies to call
w aud examine Their beanlIlhi assafliat nI oi
Bnena Vista Stripes and Robes
Pnntcd and Paiuied MusIins,
Muslin bingham, PLAIN aud striped,
Ginrham. Fancy llandktfeheis,
Bounels, Ribbons. Laees, tdeInas, stc., etc,
Also to their splendid assohmeul al S.ots ., oil
kiuds aud qualities
Fulton, May l,,isI7.2l
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-12
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE or rHE.
MAILS At WASHINGTON, ARK.


Lulc Rock arrives Sunday Wednesday and
Friday, 9rH
D-Pans on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
JAN
foH rowson DRIVES Wednesday and Saturday,
6EM
Departs on Monday aud Thursday. AN
Walnut llill, aud Mlden arrives on Wednes.
dsy, 6EM
Depart, on Monday ard Thursday, GAN
Camden arrives sunday, Sra.
Departs on Thursday,b AN
Fulton departs on Monday sud Thuuday, CAN
Arrives on the same DAYS, q 6f.n
2rbuon or Murircesbo'o', Departs on Friday
GAN
Arrives on Saturday, 6ru
All the mails close at . ~ previous 10 de-.
panuro
r. n PURDoM, Pm
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-12
DR. r P WILLIAMS.
HAYS I.inlnicnt,

Hays Linlmeut
Warranted to cure the Pdss. Long experience
has rsiabishrd beyond controversy the singular
efficacy OF ts llnineni In the cure ol that pre-.
vatnt and painful compliant, lhr Piles. such
vast numbers have been cured by the use Of it.
and 50 extensively Is the article known, that litile
need be- said by way Of introducing II To the notice
Of the public. Just received aud lor sslp by
DR. 4. 7. WILLIAMS.
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-12
TO Cotton Planters.

THE undersigned nos just rrrnrned from Gin.
l. cmuali wIh inr lot OF Gin Materials
manufactured under his own supervision IN ,hai
city, aud Is now about 10 oprn a Minulaciory il.
the town of Washington, H'mpsies d county, Arb. -,
for the purpose Of building Gin Stands and p.
pairing The same. Any Gin Stand made und
sold by the undersigned, aud proving to be moi 10.
good as represented by Inn. may b" returned
without any charge 10 the purchaser, aud all :.
pairs done by hlm will be warrauIrd satisfactory.
Any person wishing 10 purchase a Gin Stand. OF
10 have an old one repaired, would do well to ca
and see me.
WN. W q. COLLINS.
Washington, June Z, lsIs,2G
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-12
Notice.

~ ,nh'cuba' having closed the Washington
i''l' "nl CONTINUE 10 keepa Private Board.
ng 'ou-r at bis old stand, where he Will be
pleased 10 see his friends aud former cu,iomer
Al persons indebted To him by note or account.
are respectfully requested 10 come forward and
settle up.
w-. r. +. SULLIVAN.
Washington, March Is, Is4s.l4
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-12
COp0riRership,

HE undersigned having entered into partner.
ship on the lsl OF Apnl, lst7, lot the pur-
pose OF doing general Si0gge and Commission
LHsmfss, In thu iowa Of Fulton, under the name
and style of Black, BAvrhgR Il Co, would re-.
specially inform their ilrnds and the public gen.
cldlly that having leased HE Upper Warehouse
"l Mr. L, j, smith, they are now prepared TO
receive goods on storage.
AUGUSTUS BLOCK,
HENRY BLOCK
Fulton, May l,lsl7-l
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-12
GnA.RI6wwRss1

knives and forks, carving aud butcher knives
pooael aud pen knives, sulssars, shsas fazefs,
braces and ht., siurlng haeheis, shae aud nai
hamners, drawing knives, handsaws, en- mill and
basiffd files, hon,r rasps, ifmer aud socket ohis.
sslf, single aud double PLAIN Its, foot adles cup
foln. IN. chest, French, pad, plate, rim aud
iafpenleB' knob locks flint aud percussion loeks,
fouud aud llat spring bolts, shae pineers, sheep
sIsaTs, Lnoh latchrs. door handles, Suffers spring
halaners, bnliania aud iron table aud tea spoons,
has plated and iron slffups spurs. srfew.dHvers,
bullet moulds, brass and blaek collin nails, violin
strings, gmbltls, percussion caps eoTkserews, fish
opks aud lines, tea bells, pegging and saving avis,
bras candlrsiIrks, hand eui and ienenl saws,
,ls,rl. aud iongs, sythe blades aud siekles,
smoothing, fore. jack and POINTER planes, wool
aid cation cards, MANILA aud cotton rope, plow
lines aud bed Cords Collins axes, hraad axes.
anfsrs, parliament hinges, bulls aud screws, eoife
mills, hooks aud hinges. lfnrs, wagun hoxes waffle
roas, straw knives, grass aud eane syihes, Cam.
lima caslslrcl aud gfubbng hoes, sad nuns, grind
sidies, OK aud trace chains, nails aud hfads Of NIL
sizes, shovel. spades, patent balances, sieves,
ganien ukrs iry puns, plnw maads. iron Of all
kinds. English. German, aud easi siael, hollow
war Of alI kinds aud descriptions, such as ustns,
skilleis, pts aud kettles, &e, a..
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-12
DIR. BENZ. Il, JET

HAS resumed the pfaellre Of medicine IN
Washington. md may at ull times 10
iohnd at hls aPolhecary store. unless proles
'ionall, abscnl, where he will keen iul,
supply Of fresh medicines for .ale low for cash
Washington. Nav J.-i-tL
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-12
DIR. Hs. T.. .JETT,

TO call at his Apolheeary, Opposite the clerks
office, aud esalniae his stock and prices lie
has just received hom New York large aud
general assortment, aud is determined 10 sell At
the very lowest prizes. His stock consists of the
ollawng articles, al OF which arc warranted 10 be
fresh and gennlnei
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-12
New Store at Fulton.

MEsSRS. COLLINS. LITTLE / co.
RE now receiving and opening large aud
u well assorted stock of good. suited ia this
market which have been 'leeifd with Rtssi care
in Boslon and New York. aud are auR offered 10
purchasers a, MS law prices aud on a. good terms
Us ihey eau b. procured sswiefe.
unr stock is general. comprising Staple aud
Fancy nry Goods, Hardware, Cutlery. Saddlefy.
Clothing, Hats, Boots and i,haes rneksry, Glass.
ware. Iron. steel, Nails, Castings, Tnwafe aud
Carpenters Tools. Groceries, N &c &r
COLLINS. LITTLE & co.
Fulton. Ark. frb. ., ls4s.9
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-12
pcnsr.s IIorrhornd CANDY.

For clearing the voice aud felraviug coughs,
colds, hoafsentss, irritation Of the throat, asthma,
whoopug cough, Ne Just received and for sale
by DIR H. +. WILLIAMS.
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-12
Ferer and 5gue Pills.

tbH' IETI has lnst received lew b,x
~ oi vegetable pills Tor the cure Of In,s
.U',ni Fever. with a general s,srrimcp,
frsh M'dlcines.W hich h. will srli low for css
Washington, May 81. lSi3. b,-
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-12

DIR. WIsTAR's nALsAM or WILD
CHERRY.
For the cure Of consumption, bronchitis, coughs
colds, ,nfluenza-, bIrtdug Of the lungs, asthma
liver complaints, difficulty Of breathing, pam ID
the breast aud SIDE, &c. a few doz. just received
aud for SAFE by
DIR. Il ? WILLIAMS.
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-12
McdicaI Noiicr.

DR CHARLES a. Mitchell of,n nj,
~ services to the citizens Of Washington and
,i' VICINITY lie may be- found 81, the brrk oilie,
formerly occupied By Conway & Mitchell
March 18th. lslG.3O.iI
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-12
DIR. FahnestorL's Celebrated yermlfure,

A safe and most rilcoluul remedy ia ull cases
of Worms For sale nj the drug store Of
DR. r. r WILLIAMS.
May II, is4s.23
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zyrE. Conp any.

The following beautiful allegory was translated
from the German -
Sophrone, a wise teacher, would not suffer
even his grown up sons and daughters to associate
with those whose conduct was not pure and up
right
DDear Father" said the gentle Eulalia to him
one day when he forbid her. in company with her
mother, TO visit the violate Lucinda, dear father
YOU must think US very childish to be exposed to
danger by IT,.
The father took in silence dead coal from
the hearth and reached il to his daughter. ut
viii not burn YOU my child, take IT."
Euala did so, and behold her beautiful white
hand was soiled aud 3hekened, and it CHANGED,
her white dress also.
eve cannot be too careful in handling Goals,
said Euala, invocation.
! eyes truly" laid her father, "you see, my
child that Goals, even as they do not burn black
en-. SO it is with the company OF the vicious
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rirn PrrryTER.

A printer is the most curious being living. He may
have a and COINS and not be worth penny
have SMALL cars, and neither wife nor chdrcn.
Olhsrs may ps hut he gets along swiites by SET
TING fast. He may be making IMPRESSIONS withou,
eloquencs; may use The LyE without offending. and
be telling truth while others cannaf stand when they
SET, he sET.sisndng. and do both al the mo
time-may make FugSirURE, and yet hive NO dwell
ingmay make and put away PI, and 'nersr pie"
much less eat j, during his liie-bs human being snn
RAT at the Same ifne--may rREss great deal
and mol ask faror-;nay handle IRON.
and know poihing about cannon. gun, or pis'o-hs
may move he LIVER that the world, and be
far from moving the globe hog with his under
mule hlil-apfead sMs&Ts wiihon beiug housewife
The mar lay his FoRs on his and yet DO obliged
@ sleep "a tas floor; he may use she without shed
ding bsoed, and bom he earth may handle the 80 he
may be Of 4 roltiks disposition. and yet never desire
10 travel; be may Fave suEsp's roor, aud not be
deformed neYer b wlhoula CASE, and kaow nothing
Of law or physc, be always CORRECTING lis ERRORS
and yet growug wore every day; have emr~A-~s
without ever having tho Of lass around him
have s Foisa locked up and at hs same time DO ifce
from jail. w@Ich aouse. any Other confinement,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-07-20
rlrr pvnAsu1a o. DAxoNnrg.

The officers as well as the prlvates Of the Russian
horse-guards are subjected to the most rigorous dis
espne aud are required 10 execute, horseback, all
the manguvres oil theatrical equestrian.
One day an officer of the Lancer Guard was going
through MS exercise before the Grand Duke. He
had performed all The usual eyou0ns in the most
Satisfactory way until. whom al full gallop, he was
suddenly ordered TO urn--his horse proved resive,
ana refused TO obey either bride spur.
The command was repeated in laundering voice
and tie officer renewed his efforts make the horse
obey but without effect for the fiery animal conn-
Hued 10 prance about in defiance OF his rider; who
was. nevertheless, an exccllen. horseman
The rage of the Grand Duke had vented itself in fu-
rous mpreeatons. and all present trembled for the
Consequences. s.iialt!" he exclaimed, and ordered
a pyramid OF twelve muskeis, with fixed bayonets 10
be erected The order was instantly obeyed.
The officer who bad by this time subdued the res
tyeness OF his horse ordered 10 leap the pyramid
and the spirited animal bore his rider safely over
II.
manded 10 repeat the fearful leap, and 10 the amaze
rneut of all present. the noble horse and his brave H.
der stood in safety on the other side OF The pyramid
The Grand Duke, exaspera,ed at Ending himself
ihus hwared in this barbarous purpose, repeated the
order the third time. A General, who happened TO
be present, now stepped forward and nierceded for
the pardon Of the officer observing that The morse
was exhausted and that the enforcement Of the order
would be to doom both horse and rider 10 horrible
death.
ed but was punished with the immediate arrest Of the
General who had thus presumed 10 rebel.
The word OF command was gwen and horse ana
rider for the third lime cleared the ghiterng BAY ones
Rendered furious by these repeated disappolntmens
the Grand Duke for The fourth iime-"To the lett q.
bout, Forward l'-'rhe command was obeyed, and
for the forth time the horse eapt the pyramid, and
then, with his rider, dropped down exhausted-ihe
officer exlricated himself from the saddle, and rose
unhurl but the horse had both his tofelegs broken:
The countenance Of the officer was deadly pale.
his eyes started wildly and his koees shook under
him.
A deadly silence prevailed as he advanced 10 the
Grand Duke, and laying his sword al his hishness's
feet he thanked him in ailering voice for The honor
he had enjoyed in Emperor's service.
IL take back your sword" said the grand Duke,
coomiy, "and are you not aware Of what msy be
ihe consequence Of this unduutu condecs towards
me !"
The officer was sent 10 the guard house. lie sub.
sequenlly disappeared, and trance Of bin could be
discovered.
This scene took place al ST. Petersbarah, and she
facts are proved by the evidence Of credible eye-w't
nesses.
nm r "A a. tfarf IL NAL Fr
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1)oftieal.
THE sIINsTEL,s RETURN.

There on his bier the poet lies,
Ills pallid lips songless now,
wreath Of Daphnes golden hair
Adorns that once inventive brow
They place around, in fair, white lis,
Ills minstrel lays, the last he sang,
And in his arms all silent lies
Tho harp that late SO clearly rang.
Tho sunk in deaths obvious sleep,
Round ev'ry ear still floats his lay,
And bitter grief wakens still,
For him, the lordly, past away
When months and years had roll'd their course,
Around his tomb the cypress grew,
And they who sadly mournd his fate
Slept IN the graves deep slamber too.
fet, as with quicken'd strength and power.
Return the years delightful prime,
SO now, with youth and grace renewd.
The minstrel roams in his new time.
lie mingles with carth's living crowds,
Ills form no funeral trace displays;
The olden age, that deem'd him dead,
Itself lives only in his lays,
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Mlisfellaneous.
C 0 N S oil ATIONS S.

MY father, our work is fa,iguing to-day the
spade rebounds npon the parched earth the sur
darts rays OF fire; the dust raised by the south
wind blows in whirlwinds over the plain
My son, He who sends burning gales, send:
also believed cloudlets. To each belongs ii.
pain and its hopes, and after labor comes repose
My father, do you see these poor plants, how
they anguish, and how their yellow leaves
droop down their exhausted stock?
They will rise up again, my son no blade OF
grass is forgotten; fruitful rains and fresh dews
are always provided for it amidst the celestial
treasures.
My father, the birds are silent in the foliage
the quail, immoveable in the furrow, does moi
even recall It's companion; the heifer seeks the
shade and the OK with his limbs folded beneath
bis body, his neck stretched ont, diates bis
large nostris. in order to respre the air which
he is in need OF.
God my son, viii restore the birds their vol
ces and the oxen their strength exhausted by
the extreme heat. The breeze which will re-
animate them already gides over the sea.
Let US seat ourselves, my father, upon the fern
that borders the pond near the old oak whose
hanging branches so gently touch the surface oil
the water. How calm and transparent it is -
How gaily the fishes play there Some pursue
their winged prey, poor gnats just entered into
being; others raising their heads, with their
mouth half open, appear to be softly kissing the
air.
He who has made all things my son. has ev-
erywhere bestowed his nexhaustible gifts, life
and the JOY oflife. Evil consists only in appear
ance, It's the dark side ollove, the similitude oil
good its shadow.
And yet, my father you suffer. What labor
what fatigue, you endure, in order to provide fol
our wants." Are you not poor' Is not my
mother poor tits the sweat of your brow which
has given me food have you ever for one single
day had the morrow provided for'
| What signifies the morrow to us, my son p
The morrow belongs to God let US confide in
Him. Whose rises in the morning knows moi
whether he shall see the evening Why, then
trouble and disquiet ne'sself about time " hich
will perhaps never arriveS Welive here below
like the swallow, seeking from day to day the
bread Of each day, and like her, when the win
ter approaches, mysterious power draws US to
milder Chimes.
| What is this, nay ather' 1t resembles a
corpse wrapped in its Should or an infant rolled
4 in swaddling clothes.
/ MY son, it was a crawling worm, it will soor
/ be living flower an aerial form which decket
in its brightest colors will rise towards heaven.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-07-20
A pxscx1NarNAIzMes YOUTH.

Our imp basged the following in ms last hunt
for items
A gentleman travelling n tennessee, stopped
MI house for The night and during the first
raeal observed az ufcbin pulling at a loaf Of
hread AZ length She youngster remarked
NANNY here's kar in The bread The old
,adv remarked that lit was only piece Of corr
Corn silk, the mischief" replied young ur
chow come corn silk to have a au on 1t y
That bow, in our opinion, is bound, some day
to gil proiessorshp
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d e,tscry en- ri ar 2.

4 cosnnuaicaiinn has been recently made 10 the
Leoaon Iainsn Society. coverng letter from the
northern part oi India. giving account OF plaEt
found laeTe which. when ehewed, actually destroys
the power Of the tongue 10 appreciate ss TASTE u
gar II is The ~ tnnenia syIyestre nat ord nsclepi
dea, and goes by the name OF Indian plant Two
hours sfiel chewing Of the leaves, the aroma OF
lea could be appreciated. but The sugar wihwhica il
was sweelened could not be detected. The isapres-
sion remaius about tweuyo honis, sugar. all the
while feeling like saBd the tongue. Il issuggestei
that this may lead 10 some important physiological
discoveries in regard 10 The organ ol taste.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-07-20

The Casocun Frederick county, Md9 Nns say
"Our valley GsasrS hsve all dnished hafveslins-'As
weather proved exceedingly propH'ous oreul'lng anu
no delay was eecasioned whatever ioF me wofK
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-07-20

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