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Indiana State sentinel., 1849-09-06

A democratic Governor-9. .766 majority. dem
ocrafic Senate! A democratic House. NINE DEM
ocratic Members Of Congress to ONE phig!
..Somewhat EMBARRASSING" certainly. but cant be
helped now; Trumsn.-N n. Register.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-09-06
A CaIl and the Answcr.

"MY position would be somewhat embarrassing in
urging a favorable consideration of your claims il
your State shall return delegation mainly hostile to
the administ traton."-Trum Smiths Circular 10
T1diaud
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-09-06
old zack,s Dirtr nrnnds.

The late John A. Maison, who a short time
since on pleasure excursion through this State talk
ed to the people occasionally and appeared 10 derive
great satisfaction from telling story about old Zacks
dirty hand in bGyhond:-as John did not say that
old Zack had washed bis hand it rnry be inferred
that he has kept the dirty hand concealed from
that day to this to be used when occasion required.
IL was admirably concealed during the time he was
candidate, but he has shown it on several occasions
since his election to the Presidency. He showed it in
violation of all his pedges-especally in prescribing
crippled soldiers. bel peSs women, and honest and
pabe opponents for Opinions sake He showed in
denouncing the Indiana Volunteers as fxgitiUes,' in
direct opposition To facts: he has shown In removing
from Office Democrats whH fought well and noby to
win the battles that made him a name:-and he has
now shown it the recall of the gallant joe Lane.
1t is well for old Zack at his dirty hand in this af
fair carefully concealed till after the Indiana
clection-less inesse on his part would have left him
without single aid and comforter from the State
whose noble troops he has malIgned. Had the re-
moval ot Gen Lsne taken place before the voice of
Indiana had been heard tbr ugh the ballo-box, there
IS little doubt that cry of universal condemnation
would have gone forth to salute the of the Sc
cond Washington, warning him that he had shown
his dirty hand but too often To command the conf
dence or even respect of Indiana.
The dirty hand, story told by Matson, dull
remodeling of the old 'driy foot" story. Old Zack.
as Matson said had once been sent to school. He
was always remarkable for very dirty hands. and
repeatedly reproved by the master, who finally threat
ened him with foggng if he did not amend One
day, his hands being drtier than usual, the master
called him up; and there Zac stood, with his nose
running, and one hand in his breeches, looking like
cur. The master moved by his sniveling, and at
last told him, that if he could find another us dirty
hand in school, that which Zack exposed, he would
not fog him. Zack immediately pulled out his other
hand from his breeches, and "headed" the master by
exclaiming ''there it is!''
So much for John A. Matson and old Zack's dirty
hand.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-09-06

Total 297693 294e9e47 52O259sO 5ess345O 59767sg7
Under the three last years of the tariff of 1912
there constant decrease in the customs' rcve-
nue, arising from the s;rangulation Of commerce.
The two years of the operation of The tariff of 1546
show complete revolution; and although the
bounty land warrants have during the last year inter-
fered with the land TO the extent of near
81 800 ,0G0, the regular of the government
has exceeded S33 000,000. The expenditures of the
government for corresponding years have been as fol-
I,uro
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-09-06
The National Einnnces.

From the Commercial Correspondence Of the Washington
Union
The finances of the federal government, according
to tie quarterly returns Of the past yoar show sat-
isiaclory operation of the present system. BY com
paratve returns il appears the revenues for the fiscal
year ending June 80 have been follows:
Rerenues Of the Federal G0rernment.
1876 1876. lsf7. IS4S. 1919.
Customs s3 7g7 6i s3 OIL S2 $40 $50
Lands, sO7 O23 269s $50 332s64s l646, ASS
INSECT, l63,e95 92,le6 IOO,570 3OI,o37 33l2,4y0
To- regIr 1873 a94s9247 2a44S7sO 354267sO 2g
Loans, 256i9.I99 81 ,256,500 26465, 100
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-09-06
Erpendilures Of he Federal Gorernment.

ls45 1876. Is47. ls4s I649
Civil &C., s56is s6sa ssI5s55 s55s5o5S sIi0is07s
War, 1883 203 l3 425 Il 28 66 y $40 1863 IL 1868 52S
Navy 622s,6s9 s,a5Os62 7o3l633 9,I06.737 9792,494
Interest, 10io032 642723 LIPS 24 24O0S2i 3628,367
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A Small Chapter on xnpariiaii-

mus, tell yo1a" good IN which hap.
peued this summer OH the same day that
| vent up the North River on board the
ilendrIck Hudson. Ate, ihs passengers
had retired 10 their berihs, the foiIostng
dialogue ensued 10 the ladies' cabin, lhe
door Of which vas left partly oPen to pro.
mote the circulation OF the air.
A rheumatic old lady and ao ssibma,ic
old lady could no, each be satisfied with re.
ference to the door. They kept .lneIng
out IN alternate strains from TIER night,
cape:
Chafnbermaid, shG. The door shall
surely tie."
The asihmstic would shout
Chambermaid, open the door ! shall
surely de-"
So The contention vent on for some time,
and tie yellow maid ~i,h bandan, hand.
kefchiei on her head, fairly frustrated.
Al last an old gentleman disturbed by the
alteration, aud wiling 10 show no PARTIAL.
~, sung Out ram his own berth
ChambsrmaId, for Heavens sake oper
that door and kII one Of those ladies', ant
then shut the door aud kill t'olher."
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those Substances Which either directly Or
udi.ec,ly supply all vegetable plants With
proper nourishmeni, by means OF which
they are enabled TO expand and come to ma.
turlty. This important, article IS not, IN
general. sufficiently attended 10 by the agri-
eul,uris,, although it is the nam source OF
his wealth; and without liberal use OF It,
after al his care aud toll, he can have but
indifferent, crops.
The bsrn yard is the principle reservoir,
in v hich should be deposited all substances
susceptible OF being converted into msnure.
such ss weeds, leaves, bog swamp, &C., IN
short every kind Of substance Of an absorb
eni nature and puiIesc. Mt prlnclple should
be carefully collected aud properly niermix'
ed. The yard should be so constructed as
to prevent The escape Of oil liquid uaiter,
and thereby retain the rich fefll nc prop.
cries oil il. contents, aud in order 10 effect
ih,s purpose reservoir should be 80 form.
ed. tina, all parts would descend towards
tho centre, in the shape Of basn. A. l..
Montgomery County, Pa, lsi9.
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Smlt-its Prevention.

|, is ere of NE happy advantages Of the
farmers. business, tbs. lie ls less dePendan!
on msu and more upon his Creator, than
hose engaged in o'ker occupations. " be.
lher sowing, or reaPlng, or gathering, he
mus, trust to Providence for most Of his
success But there is enc source from
which the farmer often meets Win heavy
loss, % regard to which, Providence has
left IT to each man either 10 AVOID il GER.
,ain'y, or run The REX Of leaving lbs crop
to teke is chance mean that every far.
mer may secsre bis wheat against smut, OF
he can lot i! alone. Soak, steep, or Sash
your shea, 10 brI0r, and, roll Il IN flesh
slaked lime, and there will be hale or nc
smut, according to the care you take L.
preparing i.
"l545, June 90, four positions (n M
Egyptian shsa', unprepared) from shcil
gather all the smut heads within reach 0l
my arm, give as follows: 0, 80, 10, r.
-Four do. 10 that soaked, 0. 0, 4. O. being
/ 63 to 4.
Five positions 10 white ~hea, unpre
pared, give "a smut heads, whist ten po
siilous ia thu, prepared only give T."
| And 10 show the necessity OF using Itnt
! 10 roll il in, and nine was Stacked jus, be
fore using il, :" In walk through ny b ue
blade, fad thirty three smut heads IN th'
part 6rined only whilst walk acros
Ina. bfned Ind lImed gives only three
The smut the year is general, and 10 SOM
fields forms one.third Of the crop. Th
land soWn with wheat which had lad Il
brine all pigh,, looks thin, ard has locke
80 all the time"
Gus! call particular anen!ion 10 lh
las, sentence from my Jurna, as snbse
qnent experience has saiisfi NE that
the wheat is allowed TO remain too long i
brine i, will 20, come up well. Anothe
extract vii both illustrate and explain n
views:
"Oc,. 7. The Mediterranean is up fine
creep. that htned and lined, which is slor
coming up, the didsrencs beng marked 0
both sides. This vas soaked for ten O
twelve hours. suppose il 10 DO owing ,
The extreme dfyness Of the ground and a
mosphefe which sbGfscled the inoisiur
from The gram soaked" Since then
have merely pa, The ~hea, in, s'lr ii rouno
skim II, draw oG tbs brine, rol! II. and sos
". II. e.
Frederick County, Va.
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vvi1 S GtUa0nOCo
A little folly now and then,
Is relishsd BY the wisest men,"
How Black Ben losi his Teeth.

Waiting a shave, few nights sIuce,
ssuniesed into BARRIERS shop IN the vein.
ity Of Chatham street. AmeDs the neal
All tidy 10, king colored gsmmen, whe
we're in waiting, there vas one OF inky black
uess y hose benevolent expression oil eoun-
tenance induced me 10 svs,l myself oil his
professional ,ki!l 10 preference 20 the others.
| noticed tina, bis from; teeth we're uncom.
men whi,e aud beautiful, and compliment.
ed him on their pesrly purity. lie smiled,
showing lhsm s,il more plainly, and said
Disc teeth were made BY MIR. Baisdell The
den,isl, dsI's de (acip
thought the fellow was king and |
replied, suspec, Iha, they aere made By
4 more sh,lful dentist than he.'
No sir said lie, Mr.. R1ssdsll made
um, AID Put 'en 10 tute; III tell you no"
It vss. los, dose four teeth sbosfd a
esnsl b9sr, ~hen sss green hand. III
been board ship snd thought | would Jasi
lry de can.l for change. Well, De very
los day oul lest desc Teeth, curious nough,
tell you. De- captain told me, 10 get my
dinner; Iss soon down de cabin, and whar
cuitn' up v that steak was lef-~heu hear
hun sirg ou', Lock cut ahead J
Tlrkin' he wanted me, grab DO steak
in my f.t end jump up dc ladter-when |
got dsre | look towards de s!srn, atd ask
um If he call but bress you, | no sooner
rot &c words ouI Of my meui, and de steak
back, when soAethlu coch me By de head
and squeeze 1t right down on de boat, aud
de BRET righ, out Of ms body. When De
BRET CONE back. ~hsr lsyln on de bank
Of de canal. and dere ~har shole 10, oh
f0iks saudln 'sutd-den hear dem say,
poor Niger desdr--so links I, da; CAM
be pos,lble-den try open my mouf. bu,
dat feel so berry qnate Iuf II alone An
tout move ny leg-bui cherry time Try
coudu', DO i,-so den luf i, sIoue sud
lay still. Den de doctor ccme-he pu, he
finger 90 my sri,s, end EEL my head lil
lie bl,-snd den he say lse 90, eIpour
fracture OBJ de skull. Tuks |, dis nIggel
an ded, ca,,ain, OATS a fac, Arisf while
dey pick me up, an | links dey whar got
10 berry uc-da, could mol stand 90
; NJ out, Wha. de debblll de mailer; Shsl
you goale uld mt ? d. captain here me
and come up and say. Ben, how DO yol
tee ? SO tell hin feel S. qu.re bou, d.
nouf; den be laugh; den | ask him VIA
Dc mat,et-aho hI. mo on de head anc
+, nod me fas. Dan he tell NE DAT when he
hollored dere wss bridge sAesd, and j,
as pop my hesd out il coich me, aud ds
Go boat shsr light, and ds, clip unde,
de i0s sc, and when Je boat come up Il
coich de scsk tween il and de Use snL
s'rdcttd De tech righ out my heaa-he
say dat after des pail up de plank, and go'
me out, dey iind de beef steak slickln Ia
TO DC Use via de whole four teeth Glaze
through n-ya. sab 81 here Ben roar
ed dat show die Niger puck lose dt
shos Jaw fore ON gb 40 inch Ben flo
lshed me of, and Jeff. no, LILLE ilckIeG
s!lh his yarn.-Sp. 1imts.
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TALU1BLE
LANDS & MILLS
FOR SALE,

~AHA zHTIE subscriber offers for sale
EE8 ia ~ privately his valuable Plan,a.
uE III ton, containg SEQ acres, within two
0as.H5M miles Of Davidson College. On tho
premises IL good Grist NH. Dwelling House
and other out houses. II il il desired the land
will be divided 10 suit purchasers. Persons wish.
ing 10 view either the land or Mills will call on
The subscriber, at his plantation q, Long Creek or
on the premises. The terms will be liberal.
JOHN II. CALDWELL.
Nov II, lsf3 az
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Letter f,s. Major Dygsl1 MDsfsld. ca
Csssk Poet Ofes.


C,ssL Pest 0fes.
Ieoar Copsrr, N. e.. Disc. Is. lt4e
DR.. J. kuhi--Desr Sn:
A Lsdy in this county. afflicted With nsfrs|
complaint, Pfolspsus utsri. flaer Aibas. sfs
souis what defangsd mind, caused By essuue,'si
sss for about twelve nnonths ssisnesd y foail
our eminent physicians. without any effect y
every ens sueesssi.eIy declared her ineursble. \
that she had 20 die. STE thea procured leo Y
tie. Of Jour Abyssipia Mixture fssm me, ~h,
cured her entirely. She has since married, q
i. in pcr;ec, good health aud harry. The hsi
,inia Mixture has likewise proved vsrJ sficaelsI
in msny other diseases, hu, particularly in f.Es
diseases. IN which it should have the prsfs,ssl
Of I'll others.
Yours otedsntly,
DuGALD MeDrGALDl
Price for Tie Asy.lnia Mixture per bs,,ls
cents, 81 rs & a. so.
Lih.wisc ca hsnd and Tor sale. Or. Eahrs n
storef, UnssTssl Plaster, God Mine Balsam, a
I J. IiCLTuN. Aeent.
Charlotte, N. c.
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From tho Dollar Nswspap,r.
Manure.

II has been rightly observed, tina, "hc ma.
aufe heap Is lbe farmers gold mine" hence
IT should be has cons,an, effort 10 lnctesse
il. qnsniry. Manufe- are composed Of al
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Illustrated with 400 Engraving,

Of the principal Cities. Places. Buildings. Scent
~. Curios!;ies, Seals of the States, &C.. &c.
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corcsap. n. c. yr., q, lsas

Dr. Kuhl--D Dear Sir;
We have ,old cot III Of year Aey'sinis MiI,s'
II hes siy,E snftst ssiisfsstien 10 oil thoss ..
have u.d II. We have warsan.st ihs Abyss5r
M.x.ufe Ia oil cares on our osn scceelt, ard ,
Gao say, il has usrsf tAil.d. We have daily al
for more Of the Ably ssinia Miitafe, and yes Vi
please sepd us IS soon - Possihls sueh ssfs'
which will answer the great demsnd.
Very respectfully you're.
PHIFER 4 YORKE
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GsLp HIT, N. C.. Aco- !. is!s
Dr.. J. Kuhl-- Dear Sir:
You will please forward 10 -s ~ sscn 81 ca.
senien,, fresh supply ofihs Restofsf efthe BE;
and the Ahyssinis MIXTURE. Ne hsvs sold cot
cone time The Rsstotsr and the Depurala
Pow der, have proved 10 BE- very sfheseicus
fullness Of the chest. Rhtumatism. Sore Leg,
Aamms,lens Of lie Eyes. Debility. snd other eh'
mic diseases. We warranted the AsyksiniA Nj
,nrs TO every patient, and no one hss asked 10 h
The money returned. but 90 the contrary. cs'
orc hss prsls.d It's great ssDsi We ls.sfs.
We L.in you're. respectfully.
A. Il H. W. lioSEYcuTTl
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Design for Diploma Tor
tie So. Ca Institute,
Painting il Oh,
4" in Water Colours,
Minis,urs Painting,
Pen Dfaniug,
Crsyon Drawing,
Sculpture.
ship,
Beat mode OF Construct
ing Ntsrves,
Bsst Press for Packing
Cotton,
Best Rice rhfs,hirg Ma
Oh ne,
Bee, Cotton GIN.
i" Refrigerator,
" Plough,
+" Cburn.
" Washing Machine,
Stone AasoMs " orA,
Carpenters Work BY h'e
4" By una
chintry,
Carving ~ Wood,
Model Of = Snip,
Specimens Of
Boat Builder w ork /,
Ship J9iner'- W ork,
Pump & Book Ass'E
Mill. Mrikhrs w orb,
Cooper's " orb,
-Four " heel Carriage,
Bdsgs,
Gig OF Su key,
| Car. CT Day.
Steam Engine,
Fire Engine,
Turning in Brass, Ire
or W ODD.
Blacksmi,h's Work.
Cssling'intIrOn or Brass
Iron Railing ienes Q
Gate WorA,
Brass or Copper W OF 4.
| Locksmiih's !"
Bell Hanging e
Gun smiths -
Instrument N,kefs
Lamp Makers :"
| jewelers. q
Silver Suiilh "
Silver Plating,
Die Sinking,
Engraving OF sltcl, Coz
per or v cod.
LrIogr,phy.
| Mechanics. Dentistry,
! Clock & Walch Mixing
| Cutlery,
! Ornamental House Pain
ting,
| 0rnsmentslsign Paint
/ { ablnot " ors,
Fancy Printing,
Book Printing,
Ruled d. Bound Ledzel
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PERMANENT SCHOOL.
ALExAN DRIAEA ACADEM
Msek!.ntsrg county. N. C.. 10 milss Ner,h Of
Charlal
S. d. WHARTON. PRiScirAL.
Rrv. II. b. CUNNINGHAM. REcros.
gUyHE seventh Session Of this lnsti; . ion COD
meneed on the fourth Mondsy In Ju,
under the supenn,sndenee Of the above gent
men. The course Of studies adopted 10 such ,
TO pre- pare pupils for admission to the Junior CT,
10 any Of our Colleges. Its location is .. plea,
an, and healthy. and as far removed from al csusl
Of dis ion, 80 any IN this section Of the Sls.s
Terms.
Boarding. including wsshing. fuel and
lights per monih, Sto
Tuition.
Writing. Arithmetic. English Grammar,
and Geography, per ssss. Of months.
Algebrs. Chemistry, Natural Philosophy.
Rhetoric. Logic, &c,
Latin and Greek Languages, u
July 6. i649. i5f
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iut bhiilfu utiuW NiAt w
awarded fot the same.
Side OF Sole Leather.
SIDE VI Harness Leather,
C'if Skin dressd for boots
Carriage Harness,
Buggie or Sulkey Hsr-
ness.
Csrtor Dfsy Harness,
Riding Saddle.
Beaver or SiIk Hat,
Cloth Cap,
Mil.,sryor FremansCsP
Pair Of Boots,
4" Of Shoes,
4" OF Ladies Caters,
4" ofLadies Slippers,
Tailoring,
Umbrell. or Psrssol,
Hair Dressei's " ok,
Gliding,
Slrcco Work,
Modelling 10 Plaster.
Tin Work,
Plumbing,
Basket or Wicker " ots,
" OGDEN Ware,
Dyeins in " COL, SILK OF
Cotton,
Uphols,er's Work,
Msntus Making,
Millinery,
Shirt Making,
Quilt,
Embroidery in Gold or
Silver,
Ein broidery IN slls or
/ Wor,ed,
Artificial Flowers.
Ornamental ilsiT Worn
Raw SILK, not less than
half a pound,
Manufactured SILK,
Weaving, Hand Loom,
Power Loom,
Specimen of Co:l'n Yarn
Pair Kaitied Stockings,
Socks or Gloves,
Coach ! ace,
Gimp, Fringe ard Orns-
mental Weaving,
Confectionery,
Rshoed Loaf Sugar,
Pottery,
Glass,
Manufactured Iron,
Gu. HG!.s.
Wrought Nails,
G ~ Bricks,
PfaSs Brick-,
t5e Bricks,
rurpenune, m-nufact'd
Soap,
Iellow, Sperm, OF " al
Candies.
Soda Water,
Cake MakinE,
starch,
Flour,
Butter for Winter use
not less than 10 lbs.
ICheese.
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hoods early decline, with observations on mar
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it you'd net BE- proper to enumerate IN the public
prints.
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~ SUFFERERS IRON rHr PILES WILL NEGLECT TO us'
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VEGETABLE ELECTUARY,

rHR FAULT Is rBsIR OWN.
Tyit, oil you that karshs Ples. I.fammation Of
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der, Liper Complaint, Dy,ptP''s. Con.
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TUVHE undersiene Commissionersfcs that J
IL pose, appointed By The Board Of Direct
OF tho Charlotte and South Carolina Rail m
Company, have opened Books for further subsc1
tions to the Capital Stock OF said COMPANY,
the Store Of Davidson & sprslt ia the iowu
BoATEs,
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LEROY SPRINGS.
G. J. FOX.
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ANNUAL FAIR
snuTuCARoLINA INSTITUTE.

SOUTH CAROLINA INSTITUTE.
For the Promotion Of Arts, Meehsnieal Ingtnn'-
~ and Industry.
1.-THE FIRST ANNUAL FAIR Of tho above
Institute will be held in Charleston, commencing
on Tuesday, 20th November next, and continue
open during the week.
Specimens OF ART, INGENUITY, MECHAN-
ICAL SKILL and INDUSTRY of every deserip-
ton, is solicited for the Exhibition. from all the
Southern States, and PREMIUMS will be award
ed to these yres, ntirg the best specimens.
As this is the first effort made in the Southern
States TO advance the Mechanic Arts, by means Of
sn Annual Fair similar TO those that have proved
so beue fic q 10 the Northern Mechanics the Board
cf Managers earnestly solicit the cooperation OF
all Who feel an interest in the prosperity OF the
South, aud appeal to every Mechanic, Manufae-
tursr. aud all persons engaged IN pursuits OF skill
and industry OF whatever description, 10 send some
specimen to this Exhibition, and they hope that
every disr in this State aud OF our sister States
will be represented at the Fair
All those Shs intend sending articles fer enhi-
bilIon, will plssse give notice TO l.. NJ HATCH.
Committee Of Arrangements. at as car.
" day as possible. and every specimen sent viii
be carefully s,lended TO and returned sfer the
Exhibition.