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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Washington, March l5, 1862.


The subscribers viii be highly pleased, if nconve-
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NEW SPRING Goods for Gentlsmen-Tbe suhseubers
have @ openod assortment Of tbs latest styles Of French
veshngs adapted 10 tho wants Of gentlemen
for Inc approaching among whch they ennmeae
- ~ ,0 a,soes extra superior black French cloths
Al medium quality do
do super6ne blue DO
s do low priced black do
fancy coloed French cloths, embracing great va
rety Of beautiful shades
do style spring cssSipores
10 do very fine black French docskins "lA
IS do very rich fancy slk vestiHgs
do very rich and heavy black SATIN Nesuhg
SO do M style French Marsehles 90
10 very hne pIgin and figured white do
Also pyrat vsrtev eioyes halfhose suspendrs,
cambria sk ana Ruze eho
ana drawe all Of which the Of those
wishing n MAKE their spring purchases respectfully invited
Ho0E, BROTHER, 4 90.
Mar Q3-fwm
c,BIRTsf sDIRrsf sBItrsi-New and beautiful sviss OF
- French embroidered shirts, Ia pleasing variety. - -
so large Of dress shirt, o. ue very 'es
ousIr,es approved makers, Just received -,
shts made 10 order in the iae styles manner Good
ats guaranteed in all cases, At ,n,g. :, : .yp.a
Hat Cap and Gepuemcns Furnishing bstaos sn ,
Pennsylvania avenue near ~ street.
Mar 99-3df
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A RARE CHANCE FOR MAKING MoNEY.-Fer sale
the best yards tools and hsurcs, the DIS
immediate application he made
capable for manufacturing 5000
o abundance, with three fine kin
holding bricks and 6rrae engine for
that other has In TINS
bricks 70 the building part OF the CITY,
and haul than hundred yards The above y
sold credit the Is weilsccured
- ''''' ''Y GEORGE MATJTNGLy.
Mar 93-d6uf
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Wit anA 4juulor,
Popping the Question.
A LEAP YEAR STORY,

"Rut why don't you get married said
pouHting girl, with q Iaayuins r;,, t.
a smooth faced, innocent looking youth,
who blushed up to the eyes at the qucs-
ton.
well, /" sid the youth, stopping
short with gasp, and fixing his eyes on u
the vacancy with puzzled foolish Gxrre,-
sion.
"Well, go on; you what" said the
ialr cross qucstIouer, almost imperceptiby
lnclinlng nearer to the young mIn.- -
Now just tell mo right ltraght out, YOU
what I"
why I-Oh, pshaw, don't KNOW
"lou, do, 1 say you do know, come, |
want to know"
80, can't tel you"
u say you can. Why you know I'll
never mention it, and you may tell me,
OF course you know, for havn't | alwavs
been your friend!"
swell, you have | know" replied the
beleaguered youth.
And am sure always thought Won
liked me-" went on the maiden. IN ,cn,,er
and mellow accents.
20, do, upon my word-yes, indeed |
do, Mnia," said the unsophistica youth,
very warmy, and he found that Maria had
unconsciod4ly placed her hand in his open
palm.
Then there was silence.
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Tie Farmer.

1t does ones heart good tn sc mcr-
ry, spund faced farmer. So independent
and yet so free from want, r;;.I nride
30 rich and 50 industri"us-p patient, 1nd
prrScvering i'll his calIin" aHd Vet So kind.
'sociabie ami "b.lging, there are i tIru;..-
AMI noble traits about has character, ne Is
generally hospitabIe-cat aud dGuk hun
and he won't set n mark Vu YOU and
work ii out Of ySu w'th ,.,uU., ,Ou.,mIn4
interest as scme pc"r.c | know wi. :;
you are welcome; lac do Kindness will
out expecting return hy WAY of cum
pensation-- il is not ~ with every body :.
usually more honesty and SINGER, les, dis.
posed to deal in low au,! under handed
cunning, than many | could II, me- II
gives TO society it best ,ulIorl-- it frmcst
pillar that supports the cG:fi,e Of cavern.
ment; he is the lord Of nature. Look mt
hlm in his homespun and grey; laugh at
him, if you will, but believe me, he can
laugh back il he pleaseS.
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The Sandy Oat is described as rather
early kind. Straw tall and stiff. Grain
small; well set in husk; not liable to shed
when ripe.
The Georgian Dat is described as rath-
or late and prolific, with short straw
Grain large, growing chiefly towards one
side, and thrashed with difficulty.
The Angus Oat.-Straw short, weak,
and fine; rather late, with pretty plump
grain.
The Red Oat is an early sort straw
thin, hard, and wiry. Grain, brownish
hush; well attached to the husk, and not
liable to shake.
The Winter Oat is sown in October !:
tilers well, and yields well. Grain long,
and of Il dark k-brown colour.
The Dun 0at is a similar variety, hu: =
always ;own in the spring.
The Siberian Oat is very "ar'" pro-
life variety, with very coarse straw. Cr..;H
very coarse. and thick hu>E.
The SkinlcSs Oat is IN rar'r "rj, ,,uj
the grain is free from hu>k.
MANY other varieties t. d. .um' p e.
so to 60 are named hu' ". ;,..r SCI, ha.,
already >ai,! two much ~ 'a' p.":. ..r..
shall proceed.
The Gcncrol Meme m - Ta. Fat
Hon Of!h. O1t rroo. w, o. K ..~
gcst Weld AMI lc>' Yu'''.. .r..n Pc.
prnluccd fr,m .Er.. ,uu. b.. .'.. &c..
ken up fr"m mr.s~s r n.:.. .',.>t T..
point Of Weld anh on" - .- .u.j .". 10.
which III" crop nf rap" r. ''"' .,~. m1r.
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TT Sncakinr Of cnnrtin q

Ee- Speaking of courting, rcm'ndsn-
OF little incident that occurred out Wcs,
once upon time. A close-tiStcd old cod
ger had a likely daughter, whose op"niDu,
c annS drew the attention Of young MN.
AfO"r some lite mlnGuvreing, h"vcntur-
Q to open courtship. On the first night
OF his nPpcarance in the parlor, the old
man after doing in his chair until 0 -
c,"ck, arose, and putting log of wood on
tn" hre, AS he left the room, Tharr.
N"mccy, '0hen that log burns out, Il is time
Jor JGsOeS % 90 home p
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\ MlsrAKE.-A young gentleman wh"
had been paymg-undcr protest from
hgr rich tather-his addresses tou voun~
lady, and had almost given it up IL 4
hopeless case, obtaincd an eligible >i;u-
alton in foreign MrcantiIe house" Meet
=. Lady Of his acquaintance, soon after he
had arranged to 90 aboard, hc saidt her
-"ltyou will promise ncv"rto tell it to
any one, I'll conidc to You 4 secret"
80, no, of course I'll never mention
it." said the lady.
He WHISPERED in her ear
:" Ny fortumc is made-I on yo,n2 To
Ha"rC"
Yo" don't say sol When:"
Next week"
They seperateA, and the next day the
father Of tie Young LADY, appeared bcfor"
our hero tiouiiShin9 Il big cane ia lis right
hand, demanding to know " Dv what au-
thority he had proclaimed that he WAS
about to marry his daughter"
The young man denied the " soft i'm
pcachment.'
You did :" roarcd the would'nt-bc-
fHhcr-m-Iaw you told Mrs. I'll ree-em.
j ,ah that you We're gong to have her,
n"Nt vel "
hu% 10 am to sqi! f.r tie port Of
II ,vrc---in the Humboldt"
The old gent sIorcd.
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
SOUTHERN CILTIliTOR
Volume X, For 1852.

DR.. nA'iEL LEE. n. RaDMLSD,
E,AiOr. Assist M Editor
HE SOUI HER\ VATOR is
] issued every month. and is exclusively
devoted TO Agriculture, Horticulture, Flvri-
culture, domestic anu ! I'm economy, Til
:, J, - = md Hush ndrv. the Breeding nd r ,is-
ing o! Domestic Anim,.ls, ioultry nd Bees.
a': 'h:s g.,;,ers.lc rnHtin- "f s>outh.rn ! liant
ing aid f.Tu.iag.
The new volume for 1852. will be issued
on royal octave sheet Of 32 p,ges, with
Mo TYPE, Fiuc Pa " and B Gytiid N.
insiraiioRs IL will cont in mnch eres.;.r
amount Of matter than heretofore.---wiIl dis
cuss " greater rioty of topics. nd will be-
in every respect the hest Igricui,wraI pa,sr
IN me South! ind equ Ito ny in the Union
FRIENDS OF SOUI HERl AGRICUi.
TURE.! ...ra =
As the Cultiv tor WIS the First Journ.l a.
tibilshed in the Cotton Growing tltes, er-
cfusirety deyotre TO thu intor sisof the Plan
ter and IL h ever b .en N .. rncst nd con.
slst"nt advOc tie Of those interests, we con-
hdently hope tn I, having fostcrcd and sus-
tined Il so r, your cordi ] nd generous sup-
port will still be- continued.
Planters, Farmers, G. -Fduners, Fruit Grow
ers, Stock Il isefs, Nursemen. and 10 con-
nected in any way with tho Cultivation of
the soil, will find ths Southern c Cultiyttor re-
piet' with new md valu bic information and
richlv worth. ten times tho triAing sum al
VIII Oh II is fforded. =, sFf.. 80
TERMS OP TfiE eULTIvAToR:
One copy, one ySaf!:!:e g.. ....Sl 90
Six topics. ...!i... ..g......6
. Twelve Copies ;. ...>S .!.t!:syio
TTcnty-hye Copies. - ::::..!: 40
fnty Eopiss. U!13!y "a. n so
one Hundred COpfes s!.!:! .,,.7s
WIN. B, JONES'. blisker
Augusta, Ga = T"CW
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Bingen on the Rhyme.

Bngen on the hnyne'
A soldier of the Legion lay diving at Algcrs,
There w.s lack of woman's nursing, there
was dcarth of woman $ tears;
But a comradc stood beside him while his
life blood cbbed aw.v,
And bent with plying gl"nccs I" hear what
he might say
The diving soldier tdltcrcd rs he took that
comrades h nd,
Ard said. Il never more shall sre my own,
my native land:
Take Il m, Ssagc and a token to some dis
tant friends Of mine,
For WAS born at BingCn, sweet Bingcn on
the Rhine.
Tell my brothers and companions when they
meet and crowd around
To hear my mournful story in the pleas mi
vintage ground,
That we fougct the battle bravely, and when
the fight was done,
Full many Il corSe lay ghastly, beneath the
setting sun:
And midst the dead and dying were some
grown old in Wars
The death wound on their gallant breasts.
the last of many sears;
But some were young and suddenly behcld
lifc's noon decline.
AL ,,,, b,J o,r,, From, R;ro,r ,r;,, ~,
-'N0 ono a"' ,t,' ," ph;,, ,'' 'iS'"' 4"'' 'i''-
VI WV
IT'LL ,,o,l,,, n,.L o.,..- .,..r
ann,G'rt hcr old i'', aa" '''' ''''' '''''''
Il,;m I"u'i"', ~, u ..,
bomn '.' r.%e- " :. ,''''' '''N '''''' '''' ~ Ills
For NV. c,,btr g. ao1,i;o.. o,,5 o,.,,, ~,
child,
Nv heart leapcd forth to hear him tell Of
strurrlrs fierce and wild;
And when he died, and left us to diyid, his
scantv hoard.
let them take VIII; ter they would, and kcp,
nv fthcr's sword.
And with b"yish love, hung it where 'n.
bright light used to shine
On the cottage wall ,,t Bingcn, fir Bin, yn
on the Rhine.
Tell my sister no, to mourn for MT. nor ST.,
with dropping he'd,
When the troops are ,n.rrl.ina lrri. ..r,iu
with light and 9 Il,ut tread
But to look upon them proudly, with
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RISX0hIiTI9N,

ENllE pARTNLESlIiPOF OF EMMoNS
- IL Button Is thi, day dissolved by
mutual consent Of the Partners, The
notes aud accounts cf ihr Farm have been
paced III the hands Of William A. Moure.
Ell. Tor tie Paymen; Of the Iiabiltie Of
the + rIn; suil hc alone is authorized to
collect the anI"unts Iuc the Firm and to
pay the leits due hy them. All persons
owing said concern will therefore please
pay up forthwith, and Al; p"rsons having
demands against III" Firm will present the
Same To Mr.. Mnore,fE PAYMENT -,
s FRANKLIN EMMONS,
.......-.J. Il. BUTTON.
Marl7, 1852 a,
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mo Int.
IA pretty sure you love some
bod , john; i'll fact" said Maria, assmm-
ing a%ain tone of railrry, II know
you're i'll love, anG john, why don't you
tell IN all about it at oncc!'
"W"nI-"
Well |. Oh YOU silly mortal, what is
there to he afraid Of"
go, it amt because am afraid OF any
thing at all; and rll--wcll now, Maria, J
will tell you"
"Well now John!"
d"
"Eh 2"
q"
"Ncs."
81 am in lovc-now don't tell, YOU won't
will vou!" violently scizimg Maria by the
hand, and looking her in the face with 4
most imploring expression.
why, of course you know, John, III
never breath a word Of it--you know |
won't, don't YOU, John!" This was spo-
ken in u mellow whisper, and the cherry
lips of Maria were so near Johns ear when
she spoke, that had he turned his head to
'ooN .: ''I'' I,',,i7, ,.,,,I;,,
'N.,Vc', .,\TII E,nr ~'" .a;I Lm .I',o to,d van
"''', ."'''''' 'I,'n ,.',,. IN ,,I',,! :.
Lo,.o .I,,ort ,hou,,ht a rrco, In,I ,f
~
!'"; ''"
81 o,n .,ro vou wopId do onvtIinn for
mo tbnt v,, cG,,lI-"
"Ycs John Won Know vonlJ"
"\Vrn | tLGurht 50 and Won don't
know how Ionc I've wautydfo to Talk to Won
,hout i"
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Mr.. q. was a most inverate punster.
Lying very i'll Of the cholera, his nurse
prop sed to prepare a young, tender chick
en-. .N
" Hadn't you better have IN old hen n
said e., in a low whisper, (he was too i'll
to speak louder,) for she would be more
apt to lay on my stomach p
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Why is a broken down bedstead Ike a
deedl Because il has TO be re-cor,lo be-
fore its good for any ding.
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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1852-05-05
Southern Improvement in A Ayricu' ture.

We arc p'caScl +" learn, from III" Fa,-
cttcvillc Observer. that thcr" r. ahur-
dant signs Of an awakening prit "f M
provcmcnt among III" Farmer rnL Plan.
trrS Of that section. They begin {" So"
that in the rae" Of competition with other
parts of the country they will l." l"ft FAR
behind ifthov c"ntinu" t" pur~u" til" old
system Of clearing land. wearing it ont,
and abandoning IT, They hr>r begun
the less lahorious. anil far more profitable,
system Of improrjnG their land. hv ma
nnrc, rotation "f crops. dc. And the re-
suits are already apparent. Lrnd" are
increased in value. because they rroAuc"
vastly more than they did TIL" owners.
being enriched hv increased production
and incrr sod value, are content t" re-
main where thcv are, AMI so the tide +
emigration is STAYED.
A gentleman uf Edgccnmhc county who
has taken lead in these imnrov"m"n'S.
states, that n great Heal "f lonI. fnrm"r'v
quite poor, is now pr"Aurin~ 1000 h~
of seed cotton to III" acr" nu,l on, n'an-
ter has avcr1g" over Lo'" -" 900 -.
I" tn" acre. IN = crop "f :" '.r.- ''.
mrt"rinlS uscl ~. ~~.rur. . 3d. .a.
scrapingS. ,lir'' bank .... :.... ...
nur", and cntl,.n ~.,"L. II '..,
suits on IT," pant - - ,f /. -. :.4 ,.. .
who. with cir' teen "r ',s",'. ..,... ..
whom only rl,r" '.'r. ..... ...,. ',..
bags Of co,' ~ 1882 '. ..g. .s.a.
and ninr'v-"'"h' In lSi' ,.....
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1852-05-05
The s oil of thu South for
1852.

..ay. 1850. num.br, at ! mt RS liyin:
L in G,orgi.. nd 81 b IN mt in Colum
bus G., and fnrn,d d thrnsl ", into n Az
.icultur..l Society. The advantages of such
n .ssoci ton were ut once pplrcnt, and
with the .ivw to contribute . much pos
sibi, to agricultural I. improvem, MT. it ". 8 d.
tcrmiucd / II rnrGting &c thv S;"crt, IN IN
II ~. 1871, to establish an Agricultural Jour
nal As the result Of that iction,
THE SOIL OF TIE SOUTH"
made its appear nee in the month Of W. rch
last. II VS. h lid with universal pprob
tion. mp from tn t d " to this it h ste d.
i'y MI pidly increased in circulation md
public fvor. AT the recent grc,.t ir in
"ac"i. G.. it " by I'M nirnous votc of
the rIcmbcrs recommended to the patron. &c
"i southern Agriculturists, Ind elected I"
b. the
ORGA\ OF TIE SOU lHERN CE>-
TR \! hGRlCULTUR ii. tSSOCIATIO
Il viii her" .itvr b. publish, d under the
I~pic"S "f tn ss"ci ti"n. nd will b. thr
Il. ,f co.n.nunc G tin o!liri llv II in
!. D.; e = 4 ming Ia Is int Sts nd ob.
y... g.. .. -..s"Iuti"n a. thr f. cuii," Com.
ill.,. =. pHh#,h,r :. ntl-r'..i :" S.H!
a'"i. "' 10 = pr ,~''n'... s.. to- all A.'r:-
ral;u O. "I..s ~ ;h. ,u'u rn will -, nd
lhr.r res 20 ,ar "'lr. uG '..b,r ton
Ir., l...: ".t oI jNu ; cath is pUh
h-u & uurthts v..ch nla.i r..a, ru.ng sN.
i"rn = r1 70 nI>'L.-.. ,.."rd = -.
.uI,- turt'~h Z =, -Ih...Hh.,. .ra.ap:u .ui
rrgu. rs H.. 'o0 p,ir f
U,N nn!!.K rGH }..GM.
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5u 4s~a 81.
.. . Rr' IHs.
-: IL = II e has O..
a3.I. 'n1 O.. .. rsri III pu, iii.
:" .l"r r'uE ;".r .,ni furnished anew,
an! !, a'N tr rrr"i /" &c, nnolate ai
th"s" '!..l",,cd To give It u cal! The sub
acriher mikes No hrrSts hut viii Simply
s2y that the Public shall bc ac,ummo,la-
tel III Il ~tyI" not cyceIIc'I by any Hous..
in t!,c u? raun;ry.
J, 4. HASokILTINE.
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