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avg. !, 'Dl.
nr.s >Is,-I have received your letter Of the
10Th July.
The coS.titgtion ofths nited states recognises
no right q recession, existing in the people OF
any one Statc or any number Of states. # Is not
limited conc cdoraiioD, but q government. and il
proceeds upon the idea that it Is to DC perpetual,
ike other forms Of government, subject only - be
dissolved by revolution.
confess / can form no idea Of seces ion but as
TIE ICsul; cf u revolutionary movement How is it
possible, fer instance, that south Carolina should
sccsdc and establish government foreign to that
Of the nited States, thu; dividing Georgia. which
Dc not ssccde, from the rest Of the nion
Depend upon il, my dear sir, that the secession
ofany ono State would be bat the first .tep in a
process which must inevitably break up TIC entire
Union into more fewer parts
What ! said at Caron SPrirg e was an argument
adlreys,d 10 thC North, and intended to convince
the North that II, by its superiority ot numbers. il
should defeat the operation Of a pain. undoubted
and undertake. i1iuncti)n of the constitution, in
tendcd fer the especial protection OF tho South, such
n proceeding must necessarily end in the breaking
Up Ot the govCTnment-that Is 20 say. in a rcvoiu-
tcn. am, iSar sr. with respect, your ob't scrs't
IAVf. WEBSTER.
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AmU6EM M ENTDs

.. o:sS:..ss Sss:. ss:s
'ss%s Td 81. fSss Asf M E 1:'s Il:
assG sd Ssas rSonI Mr. asns e II
Anssra. Miss Bsrbs Constance hetist Miss AndertGp
w" %oS s
sDiggOry. Mr.. Jordan.
NATIONAL THEATaE. CaATHAa sTREETaDREss
sftf Doors
s MpEfs a @ faasi a II Ms: @
lam e 81 s pRisp 5Gsss y @ SExGS EGARE OF
sss a Es ~ s. rs oi rss% r.
sesman's Log Book. B.. -,
GHEIsTYs OPERA HOUSE, MECHANICS HALL
~ No. Az Broadway. above Grand s,reet.Open every
aas
sas se Of
~ rhe s.n m s & @ for s. S Of
sad sashisnaSis .uasnse. Tiolss eenss pser, orsn
ana % | ' 9h' Rs s
sasara.s ifssrnasn be ai;soa'aasd shs
II North respectfully to Notify ha. he will
ay the honor Of masns his hrs. apreasance in America
inse bsxns Room soress
ss sah s ass With 1s s s
% che XII Kind
rsnssn future which viii full
NOV OPEN.-siGNoR SPINETT0'S EXHIBITION
~ OF performing bras and Cats at ST. Lukes Hall 4S6
Hudson street. and viii t continued every evening until
surtaer notice Performance at s o'clock Admission %
sceats We6nes sni saturday,
O'Clock aud IN the ever ing at e1l.
NVnLI SHORTLY CLOSE THE LATE PROF. sARTrs
w celebrated collection wax Models, ezl ib
zion at the Society library 3t6 Broadwsi Lectures
the PRINCIPAL figure. model Of Moorish Female every day
sl,Hs aud o'clock Ladies admitted every fue 81
every Other day for gentlemen Tickets % cents.
NRANKLiN MUsEUh. i7a CHATHAM SQCARE-Lhs1
n week OF the seaeonCeorgo Lea, sole proprietor
A1mssienScnts in Prirass Boxes, cents Stage Seats
G cents; Boxes. 2' Parquet l2a cents Elegant
saloon perform afternoon and evening Enter
sannens in the afternoon ut three O'Clock, and
in the evening eight O'clock. The enertanme
varied and be other place
in York, consisting OF Leas Fsmale
Ehopan OIers Troupe, aumbong fifteen performers beinS
abe United States; troupe Of Model Arsts. who
their beauty and figure and who pereonst
Der aoeauA taken from The sneient
aysrey offeats of strength ant doxeri Madame Rosa:
line only FemRe Jugger In the world; ol
Female Artistic Who will giyo exhibition OF
Marble Statusry led IN the world together vita
variety Cf interesting performances afternoon ane
evening Fer particulars bills of each day.
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Cu,R,Esros 8 c.. August 4, 1851

CHAR,EsroN c., August t. 1851.
The brig Gulnare arrived at this port, to-day, from
Mstsnlas with advees to the 18th alt She reports al
quiet there at the time Of sailing Rumors had been
ceved from Puerto Principe only that engagements had
taken place between the rebels aud the governmen
troops snd that the withdrawn their -oun
ta,-
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FLoErscE, Ala, Aug. &, 1851.

FLoEEacE, Ala, Aug 3, 1851.
In Iarde-dae Coraty, Fifth district, George Iious
ton the Union candidate for Congress- has 21 majority
over David Hubbard, ascessioaist
Tor State Senator the Union whig candidate las lTS
majority oTer the Democratic sece,sionist.
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TRAyELLERs' GUIDE.

NEw YORK AND PuiLApETPHiA-Nsw YORK
~ ana flilsdelphia dirset-vuitsd s;atts NAL Line
Through IN fs hours, via New Jersey Rsiirosd Fare
uccd 20 o. ot hsat elsss and 81 ~ Zoe second class Leave
New foTk AZ NJ frv fo't % Ccurlnndt streets And al
"a " sad r. NJ from foot of liberty srSet Leave Phi
Aa.!pLa ct and A N. sad y. n, fsna the ice, Of
walnut street.
CANpEN AND ANNOY RAILROAD LINZ FROM NEW
" York % phade phiaIeayo rilr No. North River BY
rssmtost JOHN POTTER; koraips Lice. z, eelocs
Afternoon Line st X. Fare w cithGs line, S. for
v,rd deck. a. Emlsrsat L5S. at o'clock M fsrs
81 50 L. BLISS. GENT
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AMUSEMENTs.

~ ssss: :. s;P,s spss
Ss,s ss nsr
irsnsois h;S.i spd Mon; BCndIn s;tonshias ist
h: Br.as 'ss rSs Ia .s lf
cAsSn f. y s Ss p1 "s
ai ssgs s rs nofE
Admission 'csnss "wednesday evening, August viii be-
performed 'a' ssisSisiis KosEsr5 SS'is iDsEsS'ERrux
Lady sarsi Nottingham sisnorns Gossin
is Duke S Nottingham Sig .sss eng ssssS, sns
st sss;: %:ss .ss to ss
ns -
Of % sS,
from ali p.r: shs Fs!isrs
s s 80
and sas1rdsy
a.sion offamiiies commencing 81 o'clock. p. Z.
RARNUMs AMERICAN MUsEUu.-p. 7. BARsUM,
e .n i
ias and srr Sn
Pas dc Rs. EssrsSss the aaitiaetts Comedy
aSs oHsR oAFSs'' %s IL:
Miss MesaA pantoime Of THE FOUR LOVE rs by t6s
Martinett Family The Happy Family. posed OF up
wards of hundred traaed Animals and Birds Of che
most diverse ard hnsagonisc character living together
terms ct amity car be seen at all hours.
pAYM0ND HERR DREIsBACHs MeNAGERIE.-
This celebrated Genagere-ths largest and best
known TO natural history aud which pa
trohage and applause Of hundreds of Thousands most
respectable and intelligent people Of The United States
Just commenced mDet brilliant campaign aud viii
visit the principal cities aud towns Of New England
the tolio9Eg erisr, yir:Damsrscotts Tuesday, July
Eth Wsldohoro. 59h; Union 3ist Thomason August iss
koekland I'd; Camden Monday AUGUST 4thi Belfast bth
Frankfort 6:h: Bangor. 7 and sh oldso~a 9Th: Cosnsh
nth; Dover, l2th
CAsTLz GAgDEN.-TRis DELIGHTFUL sJMMsp
~ resort epep 10 yisers thro ugheut the day from
rA NJ to6P.B is the iarsss aud Nest berrtiiai
H. ths country and the view the upper galleries
aoDle bay and hsrhcr Is sno worth thai es price
Acpission-one shiiinx
MELODEON-NoTICE.-A PERSONS ENGAGED
Va 81 the Meoison for tba coming hereby
thed to attend On TEurf iaJ nornths nt II a,eoek
c. WHITE. Proprietor.
WsNTED-A Female Vocalist. on possessing a good,
round full tened voice. and good collection Of songs; also
war ted DaltGse. io sIch good salaries will be given
well - y.rmanent stustea. Apply to c. WHITE Msle
deoD os RoWery.
0,o TEMAIE PROFESSIONAL SINcERS-TuE US
dersigntd is prepared 10 ents- into with
styera taller ted ladies' Who sing English ,hsds Ia
spirited style Applications requested ls made be-
tween the bovr5 ofs snd o'clock to Mr. Frank No.
70 New haven Uttsl. Iehr Canal etrect.
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New CyERKs--A large addition was yesterday
Irs,l 10 the clerical force in the Pcnsitn ofbce.
Some twonty-seyen new clerks, as we learn, re
cciyed appointments, ard, VIC presume. viii pro.
cc,d 10 the work Immediately. -N1i-g-H fvS-
hgrntr, deg. ..
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W ANpyRErLTs NEW AND INDEPENpENr LINZ

for Csorn,, via San Juan dc hiearsgua snd Chagroa
The dcvtlc engine steamship PkOkEIHEUS, OF leG
bugthen, Churchill, Commander, viii leave from pier
Eo. N. r. Wednesday, August 18th. nt ocloek y. NJ,
er Sac JUN direct whence passengers will he speedily ard
oonotaiy conveyed ever che new transit route q The NJ
aatn 10 We harbor Of San Juan del Sur. the Paohc
Which plao. the vel known and yorts steamship
PACIFIC, Captain Bailey. VIII be In readiness to convoy
direct TO san Franciscc From San Jvan, tho
frOmoti will proceed, without delay to Chsres Afford
passengers the opportunity or takng other the Mica
saxns California. Frcight taken 70 San
Chsgrcs. For passage freight inquire " ID. B.
ALLEN. y Battery Place. stairs.
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.l)norEssoR ANDERSON. TEE GREAT WIZARD OF

NOV OPEN.-SiGNoR SPINETTOS EXHIBITION
OF performing biras and Cats, at St. Lukes Hail. 4s
Hu dsoa street, will tt continued every evening uu
surther notice Performance at So o'clock. Admission 26
,cents On We6netdsy snt saturday, entertain
O'Clock; and IN the z el,.
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UTHI1Ep STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY ros

~ New orisEns, via naygns-.Fare Redussd-cn Mea,
aay, August H. at o'clock H. uTho splendid ste smshp
ANPlRE CITY, J. u. Wilson, Commandcr 100 tona win
esn oA Monday, August l,h precisely a. O'Clock r. N,
her picr At foot OF Magrgn street, N IT,. with tie
9ysrnntat Malls, direct ier Hayana and New Orleans
Qhsgrc passengers trrnsrred AZ Havana 10 the spcn
did double engine steamship FALCON freight taken to
Nes Orleans st I'D ets Tor foot. speoe only taken on
grh bills Of laang will be signed after the
os.rr has called. For freight passage, rppiy ut the
eaet OF She company. III Wsst street, corner ol warren
n. d. R0BERTA
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AVIlL SHORTLY Gloss. THE LATE PROF. sARTrS
w celebrated collection Wax Models,
son at the Society Library, $40 Br)adwsyl Lectures
.e PRINCIPAL figure model Of Moorish ieale every day
stll,S aud Il o'clock Ladies admitted every fue
.eYery otktr day for gentlemen Tickets ej cents.
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J IS. NAIL srEAssaIr Aks.cs, GcurAkIs.ocosLr

Thrcush Line for California, via itavaas aud Chsgres
Nara reagccd. On Monday, August H. AZ \. h.-Ihe
splendid steamship IhflkE CITY. l7v0 tons. J. D. VIII
ron. comDsf der will all Monday, llth OF August. at
precisely o'clock M fJn her pier et the foot u Var
street ~ H., vita the Government Mails. fer dsyarn
HeE OraaE aud Chset Chag-es passeogefs transorrod
a. Havana 20 the speId did double engise sssmsho fall
CON Passenger leaving the Empire CITY Will ,onaoo
~.th a., United States ins steamhsip tLCOH. sail
Iron Panama about se LIST OF Septenbcr. For
apply at tie ofieo Of the Company 7 ives. street
otr u Warren street, or at 81 and % South street
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:. HAIL sIEAMsbfP IVHFhhFs-UNLE
Tlroagh Linc for san Francisco, via Cbarrcs direct
f,ro Rtduetd:-on "Wednesday, August ~ at a. h-fhs
gJlandid double eAnSsr GEORGIA the largest and
fasest sc.a c the trade 500 burthen d. d. Per-
ts- L. s. NJ commander, will tsl "Wednesday, 18th 6
Of warrsn s,reet North River wth tho Govern nan,
etatas Mail steamship osLGOE, 10 leave Panama n
.he lat 0f septembtr For freight ,rpy
tie cce the Company III wess street. War
rta erect or at 81 and S. south street.
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r AYMOND HERR DREIsBACTs MvNAGERIE.-

EASTL2 GARDEN.-Tais DELI0aTFUL sUMMsp
"A NtobPT i, ehs ..-os. sra Mos. rson ..on
H. tbs country and the view ths upper galleries
Acpssion-one shinx
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-09-17

Coon News FOR PRscH GkoxEEs.-
Under this head. in 4 recent number
II the New York Express, we find the
following article. IL cannot fail to be
Of interest not only 10 peach growers.
but 10 peach-eaters eyerswbeyv;
1--WE have seen peach trees in the
District Of Columbia this summer has-
ing much larger and more delicious
pesehfs than our inore northern fFsit,
and trees in the highest state of periee-
tion, in consequence of being painted
near the root by cheap chemical paint.
prepared by ]. {. Lewis, Esq. Of Wash
lngton city. This preparation works
the almost instant destruction Of the
grub worm. the enemy Of both tree aud
fruit, and SO great an enemy that Il -
common thing for them to destroy the
fruit entirely in from three to five years.
Having seen the perfection Of the rene
dy. and the vigor Of lhe tree and fruit
IN consequence Of its application. We
can recommend il to our friends in New
York, New Jersey, Delaware, and eve
rywhere where peach orchards are in
cultivation"
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From the Farmer and Planter.
SWEET POTATO CROP.

The protluc,yeness and value Of this
crop. AZ an article OF food on the plania.
lion. is very happily shown in the annex
Ell paper, read a year or two since before
the Black Oak Agricultural So ie.y. ny
M j. Samuel Porcher. well known 10 our
readers. The name will be sufficient to
commend il To- a careful consideration.
What noble EXAMPLES TO be found IN
this venerable planter. During his whole
life he has been systematic. observant,
and energetic in all the operations oi his
plantation. lie has conceived and car
ried onl improvements oa h,s plantation.
that, to ordinary minds in The brg'nr
ming, seemed visionary and lmposslnie'
Ills success in planning and executing
his embankmenl is honor enougl, lor one
man. lie has lived ID see the system
complete. The work a profitable outlay q
money, and his policy aud plan followed
by others.
lie has reached number ofycars rare
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4 PAINFUL CASE.

An account of a recent trial at the
Old Bailey, IN London, Lord Chief
Justice 1'indal, presiding:
George Hammond, portrait painter,
was placed at the bar, to be tried on an
indictment found against him BY the
grand jury for wilful murder. with
malice aforethought, Of George Bald.
win, rope dancer and . mountebank.
The prisoner was man ofmiddle height,
but slender form. His eyes were blue
and mild. His whole bearing gave evi-
dence ofsubdued sadness and melancho-
Iy resignation. lie was forty years Of
are, had soft voice, and his appearance
and manner bore testimony to his be-
ing man of distinguished education in
spite Of the poverty ofhis dress.
On being called on to plead, the pri'
soner admitted that he did kill Bald
win, and he deplored the act, adding
however, that on his soul and con
science he did not believe himself gull
ty. Thereupon, a jury was empanneil
cd to try the prisoner. The indictmen
was then read to the Jury, and the &C
of killing being admitted, the govern
ment rested their case, and the prison
er was called upon for his defence.
i The prisoner then addressed hun
self to the court and Jury:-
4 "My Lord" said he, "my justlhca
tion is to be found in the recital OF tn
. facts. Three years ago ! lost daugh
ter, then four years of age, the sole me
mortal left of my beloved wife whom
|, had pleased God to recall to himsei
|, lost her, but did not see her die, as
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WHY HE DISPOSED OF THE HORSE
MATTER or FACT sKETcH--By THE
"YouNG 'uN."

Mr.. Sellum is a.horse Jockey; that is.
when he j. not more profitable employed,
he is not ashamed. SO he says. l., "try
hls for,'n u in that very respectable calling"
We dropped in al Ba,ley's Bazaa, few
weeks s,nce. and very soon after Sellnm
arrived, superb-lookIng charger, mounts
ed by graceful rider, pranced up the
court and entered the arena, 10 be sold at
public rendue.
.There he is. gents" said the anc.ion.
Ger. i" there he is a splendid beast--look
a, him and Judge for yourselves. There's
an ear, forearm, nostril. an eye Tor
you! That animal. gentlemen. was
.knocked dawn" TO gentleman undc'
the hammer. less than three months ago
ror two hundred and eighty dollars. hui
am authorized to-day TO sell that horse
jet him bring more or less. Hes
beauty fine figure. splendid sa'l,lle beast
natural gai, fourteen miles TO the honrr
,ro,s mite in 2:42, and altogether he's
great horse," (which last remark no ont
could ionbt. Cor he weighed eleven hun
dred pounds.) "tlow much am offere'
Tor lha, beautiful horse :" continued ih'
auclioneer. "Moye him round the RIM
once. John That's il--eleganl MOTION
There the house stopped shor', and re
fused 10 bu lge another inch. though JOIN
hurried the rowels TO. the shoulder into III
| ribs.
i .Give me bid, gentlemen. lf yol
nlease, that horse must be sold."
"Twenty /" dollars" was heard iron
one corner Of The room.
TCenty dollars" screamed ,he auc
I,,oneer. with seemingly ironical laugh
/ ]" I'm offered the .iupendous sum Of tween
ty dollars. gentlemen. for that ANNA
Arc there no sausagemakers in tliis col
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fWanted.-an Honest, Industrious
BOy.l

We lately saw an advertisement head
ed as above. Il conveys 10 every boy an
impressive moral lesson.
.An honest. industrious boy" is always
wanted. He will be soueh, for; h,s ser
vices will be in demand; he will be res.
pec,ed an. lo.sd; ha VII be spoken OF
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CourtsisIp and DlsappoIntmcnt.

anu Dtsappobntmeut
Miss sukey Smith had flirsn hair.
Her daddy had the pewter,
Her eyes were grey. and looked scwne
Upon her fasori,e sui,or.
That suitor was jolly youth.
So ni'nhIe, blilhe and brawncy,
The yellow frver took him OF
One day 10 California.
And whom heard that he was gone.
ats now," said I, /. or ncver!"
shaved myself and CREASED my shoes,
And uied to look quite clever.
fisged myself from top 10 toe.
And caught aud mounted Robin,
Blu, all the way ] rode along,
My heart il KEEP, throbbin'. M
And when reached her daddy's door,
II still kept on thumpin',
But when saw that heavenly maid
Il kinder sioppcd 4 iumain. .------z
Twas half past Ten, when al her feet
Iknelt. and yet ere dinner,
With honied speech and winning ways
had conlriycd to win her.
Some months elapsed-to set the day
now began to press her;
Iurgcd, cn,rea,cd, plead in vain
In vain did caress her.
While matters were thus cross'd and pil'd.
Ny clothes all growing scedy,
NY rival from the mines returned,
Still for my Sukey greedy.
saw him kinder sidlc up,
And slip his arms around her,
When--heavens and earth! she let him kiss
Those precious lips! Confouni her
| told her that was surprised
NV eyes had sure deceived nc
Aud askcd her to renew her VOWS.
And from suspense relieve me.
When, don't you think. The tarnal gal,
Her thumb upon her smeller;
Her fingers wriggled as she said
"Can't come it. little fellow Y
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had seen her mother die She disap-
peared-she was stolen frusa me. she
Mas charming child. and bat for her !
had nobody IN the world 10 Love me.
Gentlemen. shat | have suffered can
nst be describ<d-yoB cannot sompre-
hend 1t. I have expended In adyertis-
ing and fruitless searches every thing
J possessed-furniture. pictures. even
- my clothes All have been sold.
ror three wears, and ON foot, have
sought for my child. in all the cities and
AL the villages in the three kingdoms.
As soon as By painting portraits | had
succeeded in gaining a Iittie money, 1
returned to London 10 rccommence my
adsertisements in the newspapers. At
length on the I4th Of April last. cross
ed the Smithfeld cattle market. In
the centre Of the market troupe Of
NOS uatebanks we're performing their
(eats, Among them child was turn
IN On its head, its legs in the air. and
IL bead supported By halberd- A
r6y s}som the soul Of its mother must at
Ut moment have penetrated my own.
r. ne to have recognized my child in
tl(o& condition II was nay poor child.
H. mother would perhaps have pre-
'ei1(6ted herself towards her, and lock-
ed kerself in her arms. As for me, a
veil passed over my eyes. threw
myollf upon the chief Of the ropc-dan-
cerc5 ] know not how twas, habitual-
Is fkntle, even to weakness, seized
! him ~ his cIothcs--I raised him in the
air. fken dashed him to the ground
the again. lie was dead. Afterwards
l r(ented what | had done. At the
mo mt l regretted that | was only
s6I3 = kill but one.'
Lrd Chief Justice T'indal.--" These
are - Christian sentiments. How car
yo1 @xpcct the court and jury to looA
witz kvor on your defence, or God te
parslon you, il you cannot forgive"
Pri1oner.-" know, my lord, wha,
win = your Judgment. and that Of the
Jury. st God has already pardoned;
feel HIN my heart. You know not
kuc& not then-th whole extent o
evil dat man had done me. WheI
some eempassionate people brought m'
my child, she was no longer pure ant
angelie as formerly. she was corrupted
body md soul-her manner. her Ian
geci fnfamous like those of the peo
plo whom she had been living
~ not recognized me, and ! n
03 Recognized her myself. ID
ytu g |fehcnd now7 That man ha
Ie6iid. And II have FiIisd him b.
lonce." sa
Foreman" MY Lord, we hav
agreed in our verdict"
Chief Justice" | understand you
gentlemen, but the law must take II
course. must sum up the case, an
then you will retire to deliberate"
The chief justice having summed u
the case, the jury retired, and in a
instant after returned into the coul
with the verdict, /" Not Guilty"
| On the discharge of Hammond, tn
sheriff was obliged to surround him wit
an escort. The crowd Of women an
men was immense. The women wer
determined to carry him of in triumph
THE crowd followed him all the way
his lodgings with deafening shouts an
huzzas.
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Washington, D. c.. September 9, 1851.

WORM kNowING.-A young lazy oi
this civ. while in the country some years
aen. stepped on rns'y nail. whlri, ran
lhrough her shoe and foot. The milan
,na,ion and pain were Of course very great
and lock.iaw was apprehended. a
friend oG The family, howe, er. ,ccommend-
ell the application Of beet. taken iresh
from The garden and pounded fine. 10 The
wonn,. |, was done, and the etfec, was
sery beneficial. Soon the inflammation
begau 10 suhsile, and bv keeping on The
crushed beet, changing !, for fresh one
az lis virtue SEEMED TO become impaired
= sneedy rure was effected. Simple bu'
enecnal remedies like this should oe
known BY every body.
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aranse Cullure in Florida. is said iha

Grange Culture in Fl0rlda.-lt Y sa'o '''a'
The Dranoe Trees in FLORIDA are fast re.
covering from The blight which has aifi'ct.
ed them lor the las. Is years. Shonlu
this be ,Ic case il will be source oi great
wealth 10 ,ha, ST te. Previous to 1880,
when the grange groves were KILLED oy
unprecedented frost Of tha, year, mol less
than I0.OO0.0O0 of oranges were shipped
from the 81. Johns River and the port o.
81. Al. usline. aud sold al the average
price &c one dollar per hundred. The
average produce oi an acre Of grown or
ange trees was about 1900 per anuum
and one hand could tend 2 or 3 acres will
clsc. Their culture is no more Difficult