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PORK AND BEANS,

FORK AND bEANo,
Brother Sam is fond Of green's,
But little Jim prefers salt pork and boans
Bill goes in for cakes and pies.
And Tom for roasted turkey sighs;
But apple dumplings give TO mo,
Oh! apple dumpling"! Jubilee!
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NUMBER %.


Too SMART.-The other day, one of fwid.
ow BIS admirers was complaining ofa6s
tooth ache. Mrs. Be. smart boz issSiedi.
ateIy spoke up - astssss,,.',
"WelI, Sir, why dom, you do asma dosss
She takes her teeth cot and puts ,sm hack
whenever she wants to"
A few minutes afterwards the bcY isas
whipped on some pretence OF otheE slssA
~ I, 2! ~ ssi,s.s7
SPIRITED YounG, LADY.--A Renfismsn
being in company with spHgMIy daaselo Of
about fourteen. was somewhat annoyed By
her playful trickery. Al lengthhcssxsiaiea-
ed, "Now. my dear girl, do be sill Z Tins
touched the chord offeminine saniiy, which
is sure 10 ovibrate. Assuming an ar ofih.
portance, and retiring d pace OF two, ne
drew herself up in a posture Of seifdefence.
and responded, aGiRI, indeedl z / M n
much Of ,coman as your aarsf - Il
A writer in one Of the Reviews ma b0as.
Ting that he was in the habif Of diSfi7bHing
literary reputation. 'Yes,. .repl.ed q ffiesd,
land you have left none for yourself
The London News says that Mains B6D
won the best bet during the Pfesddaeial
election. He married Gen. Tsyiofssdsss
ter, Bet. i ~ q. 1.gi3s
"Nor In "A friend relates id snecdelA
showing that practical mconveniences sosne.
times result from an miadieious aseUf tikib
very common though fasbionable hPssso.
Our informant knew lady who ass cal1ed
upon a few weeks since BY geatlslna1 -.
quaintance very much noted as visili19
bore. The lady caught d glimpse Of the q.
truder as he ascended the door-sseb ~
not wishing to be annoyed by his pafrokilke
clatter, gave her servant glH Instructions -
cording 10 our caption, and Aepped hosn
her parlor into small room adinialng HIM
which there was no egress but hy,tte dane
she entered. The door beiiwas fung, a1d
Biddy answered it 10 proprin torxSds 10
the enquiry as tn whether her mistress ~
at home, she replied " 3 s,t 81:
Mistress not IN. zur." ii"s,'4
"Never mind" replied the bore, laLstsPs
particular frieads.s ..a
Biddy Strengthened herself up. and putting
on uery important look, exclaHsed,s 2
"Zur, if you, place, zar, mistress willnat'
be afther coming home at all, II alb s1ss ~.
fore night" - . '.f9 =. .:,l. ,.:sssss I:
"AlTihe same. said the Ounce. md 20.
tering, straigbtway placed himself before the;
.L..st,,f G.. - 10000 h...,,-clr E.SSf 60
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HOUSEHOLD Orders.

HOUSEHOLD Orders.
Rachel, 60 and comb your hair.
Betsoy, stop your laughing there!
Kate, make haste and wash the dishes,
And Susau,, mend your fathers brooches,
Sammy, run and feed The hogs.
Jim, 60 out and bring 8; me logs!
I'll whip you, John you know will,
If you don't stop kicking Bill /!
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HONOR TO THE TOILING HAND

HONOR TO THE TOILTNG HAND.
Al! honor TO the toiling hand,
Or in the field or mine;
Or by the hurnessed fire or steam,
Or on tho heavng brine.
Whatsvor loom, o, barque, or plough,
Hath wrought 10 bless our land;
Or given d-above-below,
We owe the toiling hand.
Then honor-honor 10 the toiling hand!
In battles with the elements,
It breaks tho stubborn sward;
1t rings The forge-tho shuttle throws
And shapes The social board.
Il conquers clime--it stems tho wave
And bears from every strand
The sweetest, best Of all re have,
Gifts Of The toling hand.
Then honor--honor 10 the toiling hand!
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DEEr PLOUGHlNG.

Twas pleased with the remarks of"J. ",
your correspondent from West Stock
bridge, and fully agree with him. | think
manv facts mig IL, DC broush, to light, prov
ING the importance of deep ploushing. for
ght soils in particular. In the fall of 1886,
lived with my father in Chelmsford. Mass.
aud pIoughcd piece ofland for winter rye;
the soil was light and sandy. J ploughed it
very deep--nearly 10 the beam of the plough:
One of the neighbors came along and told
me was spelling the land, and should raj e
nothing by turning up the cold yellow dirt;
his father never did so. &c. The same
piece of land was p'"ughed deep every year,
and sowed with with winter rye for ten
wears in succession. The first year the
crop was small; second little better; and
the crops continued to increase until the fifth
year, when heavy crop was harvested. II
was astonishing to see the change which
had taken place in The quality OF the soil.
As far as the plough had reached it was
black and rich, and bore heavy crops of rye
until ls46, when It went into other hands,
and is now used as corn land. Now, the
question is what caused the improvement?
There was 10 manure used but the wheat
and stubblc ploughed in, and crop taken
off ten years in succession. These are facts
that came under my own observation and
can be proved BY others. E.P.
Ballardvale, Andover, Mass, lS49.
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THE STAR OF LOVE,

ny GEO. P. MORRIS.
The star Of love now shines above,
Cool zephyrs crisp tho seq;
Among the leaves the wind harp weavss
It's ssrenade for lhes.
The star, the breeze, the wave, the trees,
Their minstrelsy unite,
But all are drear till thou appear
To decorate the night.
The light of noon streams from the moon,
Though with milder ray
Ger hill and grove, like woman's love,
1t cheers us on our way.
Thus all that's bright, the moon, the night,
The heavens, the earth, the sen,
Exert their powers 10 bless the hours
We dedicate to thee.
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4nlSss9aG1us0MS>

DOMESTIC ACCOMPLISHMENTS The lar.
ger part Of our daily life is prolonged at
tempt to obtain those substantial benefits
which begin and end with ourselves and The
inevitable tendency of this is to make us
selfish and hardnatured, unless some coulter
acting influence be set to work. Having
divided men by the necessities of daily la.
Dor, we must cndcavor to re.unite them by
innocent relaxation and on this account
amustmen,s require the deepest considcra-
ton, for they are connected with our social
we'll being in variety Of ways. Business
and enjoyment should act and react on one
another, as the cenlripelal and centrifugal
forces do in nature we want the one to give
ste.diDess and stability TO the life, the other
to provide expansion for the feelings and
ventilation for the mind. But for this latter
purpose it is impossible to work much On
large scale We must content ourselves, for
the most part. with the resources the fami-
" affords In the domestic relationship
there ought to be no seIfshness. The pleas
ure of one should be the happiness Of all.
Whatever elegant requirements we may
chance 10 have made, instead of being re-
served for rare occasions should he suffered
to shed their snflcning influence on our ev-
.ry-day existence. The prints should not
be carefully kept out Of sight oflhe children
Of the family, and turned over only for the
benefit of the stranger; the pictures should
not be curtained except when there is COM
pany or the piano be dumb because there
is mo onv but ourselves" to listen. There
may be less triumph, but there is surely
equal if not greater happiness in singing by
the 6residc than warbling in the saloon and
though the thanks Of father or brother be
homeIy in expression, there is more sweet
ness in them than in all The studied common
places of socety. A sadder sight can
scarcely be conceived That that of the splr.
it of dullncss taking possession of the family
cncle. We sec it III The husband who, hour
by hour gazes moody by the fire; it the
wife who occupies herself with her mcchani
cal employment, without seeking to break
the enchanted silence. Neither enterlsins
the intention Of injuring the other, and yet
they are mutaly defraudcd the happiness
they ought 10 enjoy.
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March
cash fer Bark

We will contract for Bark at the rate OF S6
Cord Cash--or $S in Trade.
Mech TIN. lS49 10 If
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] Sherif,s sales.

3, BY virtue of Sundry Writs OF rlEd " Hie u'-
rec ed, will sell before the Court House door IN
an,,.e, ON the first monday in April next and DAY
foian ins, b.tweeu the legal hours OF sae' tne io-
hnwng property to wit:
I, 500 acres of land more or less lying on Beaver
Dam waters of 254,nile creek, formerly owned oy
De.s a -Rrcvard and knowtssas the tsold mime
Tract. adjoining lands Of James Addison
Samuel Aibert and others, levied on and TO be
soid q TN, property of the Defendant at the suit
ofWm. ID. Mcbowalf & Company, and others
sx.Fhomss JS S,arke The above property will
be suld at the risk of the former purchaser James
Harrison, Esq. E'''. tf..'7''"
go Acres of land more or less whcreon the ie-
feadant resides, adjoining lands OF James lamp:
bell. Thos. Ellis and Charles Perkins, also 40
aerrs more or less known as the Ray Tact adjoln-
iarIands i,f the Estate of WIN. Thorn and +. De-
BsahL also tile i,efandants right, title, and inter
est in and 10 4SO acres Of land more or SIS oe!ong-
inc 10 the Estate of Wm. Thorn, adjoining lands oi
Il IA. Shaw. Alex Johnson, John Mum, DaV'd
Muun and others levied upon and to be sold as the
nroner.y, of ,het Defendants at the SUIT OF N: Y.
ReynolissA Adm,x et. ah;ss. II. Thorn. -
80 -ALso-
1000 acres Of land more ar less lying on the
wa1ers Of Big Lunches creek, adjoining lands 9, oi
Jonathan aud Nielsen Newman, aud l.. w: n;
BIsir. levied ON and 10 be sold, as the properly OF
the Defendant al the SUIT of J. N. DeSaussure ESQ
Gaard,aa US. Charity Hough
IL ,,ssL .tsl.fs f.=g --ALSO-- .sH --
.aAiifhe Right, title, and Mteses, OF the Delend-
.of b and to acres of land whereon the De-
fendaat resides, adjpnng lands OF the Estate Oh +.
Brewer and Others lowed on and to be solu as 'he
property of Benz Nelties at the suit OF 'no. Brown
ss Be.j. Nettles: ,..,
ALSO
.AIl the yefendants right, title and interest 10 anu
to---S--- acres Of land adjoining lands OF WIN.
Atuneo William, and Levi Sowell, also one grey
mare leyiedon aud to be sold az the properly OF
Defendant at tue suit of James Dunn tor Lew fate
ys Ciybens Blackwell. ESD.
. Hors q, head of cattle levied on and 10 be
eod as the property Of John Clanon at the suit OF
j.hn 4. Clsi1ton W. Jno. Clanion, the horses VIII
be oa o., the first dag If ssleSatthe Court House
sssdsha iai.e on 2dday ofsaie at the residence OF
the Defendant. rrb ~ .
One nepro Woman named Patsey and her two
Chldren levied ON and to be sold as the properly ol
Daniel Beauford at the suit Of Wiley Aioert
"a. Daniel Beauford.
Terms cash. Purchasers to pay tor papers,
g7Fl1 L. J. WARREN, 6, X. D.
March IA. l649 IL st
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CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS.


WHAT BEFEL Ills AsHEs-Nor THE
LEAST REMARKABLE PART OF HIS History.
AS seal cely anything relating to this won.
dcrfu man, when alive, is without interest,
so even that which bclcl him after his death
is not the least curious or remarkable part of
his history. He died at Valladolid in 1906.
and his formal obsequies were celebrated
with much pomp, and his body deposited in
the paroch,al church of Santa Maria de la
Antigua, of that city. In 1913 his remains
were transported to the Carlhusian Monas-
terry of Las Cucvas, at Seville, in the chapel
of ST. Ann. or Santo Christie, in which cha
pei were likewise deposited those of his son
Diego, who died i'll the village of Monlalban,
on the 23d of February, 1926. In the year
1886, both bodies were removed to liispani-
ola, and Inferred in the principal chapel Of
the Ca,hcd.a al San Domingo. Here they
were permitted to remain undisturbed until
1906, when, on The occsson Of the island Of
Hispaniola being ceded to France by treaty,
the Spanish authorities, wishing to pay all
honors to the memory of that "worthy and
adventurous of the seas" the remains OF the
Admiral were exhulncd and conveyed to the
island of Cuba.
On the 2Oth December, 1905, the most
distinguished persons of San Domingo, the
disnilaries Of the church, and civil and mill.
larv officers, assembled in the metropolitan
cathedral, A small vault was opened above
the chanccl, in the principal wall on the
right side of the high altar. Within were
found The fragments of a leadcn coffin, a
number of bones and quantity of mould,
evidently the remains of human body
These were carefully collected and put in
case of gil,lcd lead, secured by on iron
lock, the key of which was delivered to the
archbishop. The case was incloscd in a
coffin covered with black velvet, and orna.
mented with lace and fringe OF gold. On
the following day there was another grand
convocation at the cathedral, when The viglls
and masses for the dead were solcmny
chauntcd by the archbishop, accompanied
by the Commandant- General Of the Armada,
the Dominican and Franciscan frIars, and
the friars of the Order of Mercy, together
with the rest Of the distinguished assem-
bIage. After this, funeral sermon was
preached by the archbishop. At four
o'clock, the same afternoon, the coffin was
transported to the ship with the utmost state
and ceremony, with n civil, religious. and
military rocession-banners wrapt in
mourning, chaunls and responses, and dis:
charges Of artillery. The most distinguished
persons of the several orders took turns to
support the coffin, which was received on
board Of brigantne, called the dscoverer
which, with all the other shipping in the port,
displayed mourning signals, and salu,ed the
remains with the honors of an Admiral.
From San Domingo tie coffin was con.
vcycd to the Bay of Ocoa, and there trans.
ferred to the ship.of:war San Lorenzo
which Immediately made sail, and arrived
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MssolIifion of Copartnership.

The Partnership heretofore existing unuer '''e
Firm of T. g. r WILSON, is hsreby dissolved
by mutual consent.
T'Ei,her of the Partners is authorized 10 collect
the debts due-and use the name of the Firm in
lquidation. IiGMAS pID,s4S WI WiIS0' S0N
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To n ep,t OF Sell.

TO Rent OF Sell.
Tbs, large rev Store and Dwelling House situated
on Broad Street, opposite the Episcopal Church. Tor
tenps apply 70 JAMES h'I"' 'r, 10
Nov 90
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n The Subscriber will continue the business
a, The o1.p srANp-And all those who may favor
him with call, will lind Boots and Shoes OF the
best quality Iuw for cAsH, OH the usual credit.
- - - +. WILSON.
March ~ $50. 1T ~
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UNITED STATES AND SCoTLAND.-A pro-
ject is in contemplation Of bringing Glasgow
into direct steam communication with u.
States of America. In fact, preparations
for carrying the undertaking into effect have
already commenced. A cotemporary mem
tons that the keel Of the first vessel OF this
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-03-28

New CoTroN GIN SAW FILER.-Mr. Is.
rael F. Brown, of Columbus, Geo. has in
vented new apparatus possessing much
ingenuity, fol filing Gin Saws. 1t is so con-
structed and arranged as to give alternately
a rotary motion to the saw and a horizontal
motion to the file and operating with the
utmost exactness. One Of these machines
can accomplish the work Of six men and
does the work better than by hand.
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. Hofs ., 8 head of cattle levied on and TO be
soId a. the property Of John Clanton at the suit OF
jsln .. Cisnton W. Jno. Clanion. the horses VIII
Be eold OF. the irst day IF sslesatthe Court House
andfha Cattle on 2dday ofsale at the residence OF
the Dafeudant. ,,trb ~, =
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line has just been laid down by Messrs.
Denny; Brother, of Dumbarton. The ves-
sci is to be of iron, and Of 1000 tons bur-
den. Che is to be on the screw principle,
and to be fully ship-rigged. The vessel will
be propelled by engines of $50 horse pow
or, which are in course of construction BY
The Messrs Card of Greenock. The new
steamer is intended TO ply directly from the
observation-disclosures Post.
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-AIl the Defendanis right title and interest 10 and
to.---z-- acres Of land adjoining lands OF WIN.
siungo William, and Levi Sowell, also one grey
mare iesiedon aud to be sold as the property o'
Defendant at tue suit of James Dunn for Lew Fate
ys Ciyhen Blackwell. e. 3D.
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EARLY TOMATOES. the assistance
of hot bed cannot be obtained tomatoes
may bc successfully started in pots or other
suitable vessels, in ware room. In this
manner the maluraton Of the fruit will DO
advanced week or two and without IN
volving any serious trouble or expense.
"Whle the fruit remains green" says a
recent writer on the management OF toma-
toes, Il have much facilitated the ripening
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SwELLINas.-Thc following article isre-
commended for scattering swellings on hor-
scs, COWS, oxen, and other domestic ami
mails Take two quarts fproof whlskey.
or other proof spirits, warm il over the fire,
but not to blaze dissolve it in pint Of
soft soap-when cool, put in it a bottle. or
other close vessel. and add ono ounce of
carnpI,or." This forlns, when dissolved, a
LIQUID opodeldoc, and is then ready for ap-
pI1catlon. 1t is a cheap and valuable RENE.
dy, and should be kept constantly on hand
by every person.
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7400O acres Of land more .r less lying on the
,salers Of Big Lynches creek, adjoining lands o ol
jonathan aad Nielsen Newman. aud l.. w: II;
Hair, levied On and 10 be sold, as the properly oi
the Defendant al the SUIT of J. NJ. DeSaussure ESQ.,
Guardian. US. Charity Hough.
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I ADAMS HOUSE, BOSTON.

THE undersigned respectfully inform their friends and
the public, they have become propretc-s ~ the
above new and splendid Hotel. 9ta@
The Albums House as ERECTED during The s' aeason q
supply obvious demand Tor increased and superior
COMMUNICATIONS in This city Iis inraIsd Washington
street, within I've innes' walk Of Tho grea Southern and
Western Railroad Dfpots and die business SECTIONS ol NE
city. In adjacent 70 The Park and the tiPoa commands
beautiful view Of ihe liarbor and adjoining towns
The House has been constructed ailer tho approved
plans, with all The mor Inventions that minister
comfort and convenience OF the traveller the
tors long experience In hotels has enabled him intro.
dure many impro, which are, yet peculiar
this establishment Il Is built Of Quincy Ranita, and
Iains One Hundred and Fifty Rooms Conveniently arrang
cd in sts and single apartments, well ventilated and sup
piled with abundance nf pure sott water. 4 he
The Furniture made To order from the bes patterns
with special regard well 10 comfort and convenience
luxury and sTlendor.
Our Table Win be supplied with all The luxnres OF ha
eeason, and pledge ourselves that the rariiies
the SEASON shall be found upon il. r.
We have devoted unusual attention 10 the selection Of
feryants, and eur guests may rely upon prompt and polite
attendance. 81, 4ee.ls5F t6- s-is9 &. s4l.
Poets will be in readiness At the various Depots
charge OF baggage and provide Carriages for our guests
The proprieors trust by strict attention ~ the Of
guests 20 merit share Of patronage, assuring all who
them with visit, thai nothing shall be wanting
their part TO render The ADAMS Iioos. second
The Union. l.. a W. a, ADAMS, Propretois. ii
IT, ADAMS, JR,
T. ADAMS.
Adams House. Boston
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RESTORATIVE FRANCHISE.
CONSUMPTtoN,

r OUlS FONTAIN, jr.spartner Of the firm or
Ia Fsntain s Son, Chemists and Prescriptions
isis 10 the Royal University, fars, has established
at Washington city, d. O., depot for the sale Of
the above celebrated compound, at VIM. Adams
Bookstore, No. o ElliottN Buildings Pennsylvania
Avenue, near Jackson Hall, which they offer
10 the American public as sure anfiiote jor Con-
sumption, in Its c5paicsd as we'll as tipienf stages.
Acting directly upon the LUNGS, and arresting
their decay, itnot only soothes and quefs At once
the distress and pain attendant upon this hereto
fore regarded fatal disease but restores the lungs
and their sympathising organs, 10 natural aud heat
thy action. Accompanying each package are gen.
cral instructions and directions translated fol- s
use, adaptedto all cases, and fstrictly followed,
will not fail, in every nstance--ifthe lungs are
not wholly consumed--of restoring to health
which inay be permanently secured by future care
and avoiding too much exposure toIstmospheric
changes. M LOUIS FONTAiN.
Price, eight Francs. 6ssT fsl M
IFFor the information Of persons residing in
the interior; any part Of The government would
state thatthe remsdyis prepared and imported d.
rect from their I.aboratoris, Paris, and that the
same can be transported through mail as lie is adj
yised by officers Of the Post Office Department, to
any post Office in the country, at the same charge
as for double letter. Any persons, therefore,
residing distant from this city, who may wish 10
avail themseIyss of tho remedy, can do 10 BY adj
dressing him through the mail, post paid. Two
dollars accompanying an order, will entitle per-
son to one,whole and one third package.
lls 4ssASss i,g LOUIS IF0NTAIN.
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Harden 4 Co.,


fuIsw iRDINtANp COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
JIAyINU DlSItSED t,tir interest ~ tut LAtftss be-
III ise,n New Work aud Boston,, beg 10 nnism their
i,iends a,i III, nbie thai it! VIII devote ihesr si,enum
,.ts,l',iy 4, ie Exchange, Shipping and Commission
hs;,ess Ia c,i, xs, will Their Liverpool and boslui
io,s 4 and AGENCIES London, Iaris, aud Ia,re
e nsst iw years the execution ol London aud rar,s
srI afe now very much Increased tigvus the direct
iioc III sicamrrs ifnIl New FORK
.nics purchases 10 be made ia England France s.
oier paris of Europe Will he executed and upon the mos.
reasonable erins, by agents. ca.h advanced and
credits given Tor the purpose facilitating thcir execution.
Particular attention paid 10 entering anl clearing goos NJ
GIG New FORK AMI Boston HOUSES, and iJN,nrisng
With the utmost despatch.
Exchange sight, in 70 suit, consistently sale ia
London, Liverpool, and Paris
oices No. Walt street. New Yora; No. Court street,
Boston No Cook STREET, md 90 Waterloo road, Liver
pool. sf.N @a UARNDEN * 70.
~ D. Our firm IN Liverpool continues give every at
enIcn ~ the forwarding of sll kinds oil Merchandise ulVi
III ,,ait4 VI the wurl,l 'ftft4 80 fF