Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-03-19
Aunt Charity's Advice 10 her Nephew Oh leaving
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if nv remission had been asked you neverd ha went
for believe its regular Sodom and you never have
been beyond the smoke of chimney since you
born. Creation how you'll suffer in them Bosting
boarding houses! Not more than six feathers 10 bed
and none at all in the pillows; chalk and wafer for
milk, pie paste made of lard, and bakers breal made
of hartshorn you may wish forever for some of your
aunt Charity's baked beans and pan dowdy,-hu
you'll grow gray looking for it, and won't find it at
that charge you now, not TO eat any of their pud-
dngs there's nothing promlskus a boarding
house bread pudding; and as 10 sassenges, Zekel, OF
course you'll eschew em. Have your hair cut once
month, attend evening lectur; it would be better if
you could find lodgings contagious 10 a meen' house
Don't look after the girls, for intend you shall have
Increase Smith, you've earned enough TO
buy pig and things. You'll find piece of mutton
alow in your chist 10 grease your hair Sundays, and
don't forget your catechse; there's horse shoe to
hang over your door, and be parklar not 10 begin
end nothing of Friday. Take a spoonful of brim-
stone and moIasses every morning purify your Blood
and put your yaer vest in that old pillow case when
you come home from meetin'. Don't be out more
than you he p for you've had narrow escape
from being handsome, Zekel turn your toes out read
your Young Mans Guide and use tooth brush Sun
days and Thanksgiving; there don't cry now, for
you're most twenty-five; " Away with emelancho
ly,' the poet says, and don't your Handkerchief
every day. Good Bye, Zekei '-Ol're Branch.
FORMAL RECOGNITION OF THE" PRINCE President"
From the Chronique Generate of the Courier des
Etdts Unis. published at New York, we CLEAN the fol-
lowing items of diplomatic intelligence:
Sc PARIS February %, 1852.
g The Prince President of the Republic, yesterday s
NonHeM says. has received from his Holiness and
their majeses the Emperor of Russia, the King of
Sweden and Norwegia and the King of Greece answers
TO the letters of notification concerning the pow
ers conferred on the Prince by the French nation
These letters handed to the President by his
ceiency Monseigneur Garibadi, Nuncio of he Apos
tote See: NJ. Ksselin charged with the management
of the Russian Embassy NJ the Count of Lewen
helm, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Penipoten-
flary of Sweden and Norwegia; and M Mavrocordo-
los, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenlpotentla-
ry of Greece
" His Excellency Lord CowIey has, in public au-
dlence with the Prince President of the Republic, pre-
scented the letters of her Britannia Majesty which
accredt him in the rank of her Ambassador Extraor-
binary and Plenipotenary near the Prince"
BRITISH PENNY PosrAGE.-The number of chargea-
BILE letters delivered in the United Kingdom for the
year 1851, 360, SOC 000-an increase of 13.5OO,
600 over the previous year. Besides these, there were
about 100000 franked letters. In 1889 the whole
number of letters delivered was 76, 100000.
Mr.. Charles Mare, the eminent shp-buiIder of
Blackwell. England has challenged the Americans to
run vessel against any they can produce for a
thousand guineas. The tonnage OF the ship to be from
90 TO $50 tons.