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DEATH or AN OLD RESIDENT. - Romanus Ener-
son, Esq one Of the oldest residents in South Boston,
died ON Saturday last aged 20 years. Mr. Emer III
1869 took mp his residence in South Boston and built
house on the old road just before Mr.. Washington in
what Ia now known the Lower llgo In this house
he continued TO reside until his deatha period Of 40
years When he first lived in South Boston there
but about ak houses In the place and he has lived
watch he rapid growth until he had gathered him
population OF 10 COO souls early life Mr. Emerson
was firm Baptist About IS years since he suddenly
became in6del and continued 20 until his death,
ing TO his end that there God heaven hell
and denying the immortality Of the soul He has been
for time the main supporter Of the iDdes in this
city. His dying request that clergyman should
oiciate at mis- funeral but that address written BY
himself avowing his principles should he read. This
Quest not to be complied with but he buried yes
to-day afternoon from the Hawcs place church Bssson
Drf
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Determination 10 SuppOri the Democratic
Candidates for State Officers.
GENERAL SCOTS MOVEMENTS.
Speeches nj Loekpors and Rochester.
&C., tSc., SC.
THE ELEC TION
Pennsylvania.

fnILApELPaIA, Dot IL, 1852.
A despatch from wrkesbsrre says Wright (de,n is
probably elected Congress from the Twelfth district
by loo .orry. The election of Fuller (vhig) had pre-
Vioufly been conceded
CLEVELAND, Oct Ia, 1852
Ears CouSTy.-An but three towns heard from. The
wing State ticket has about leo majority. The whig
Congressman John Dick is elected by large majority
Two WING Assemb men, and the ehis Sheriff elected
WARRss County gives 100 democratic majority on the
State ticket. The WAis Sheriff and Commissioner
MFApuLLE, Pa, October Ii 1852.
ERIE Courry-Ihe towns have ell been heard from
The whole whig ticket i elected
Crawford county gives 4 0o0 wing majority on the
State ticket
In the Twelfth district the probability that Wright
{dem elected Fuller (whig) for Congress Co.
Eunbis gives Wright $40. sbd Wyoming 22i majority
Luzerne gives Fuller 277 and Mont0ur 4i4 with four
townships to hear tr,n.
In the T~eDty fifth district, Dick, (whs) Is elected to
Congress bv over IL 90 majority
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IspIArAroLrs October IA. 1859
The sste has gone democratic b a1arse vote bus the
rvturns are as yet too incomplete to state the majority
Wright majority 70, Governor In Brown county Is oos
in Marion county $50 and Shelby county $50.
In twenty counties Wright has . majority Of 30 over
Mecarty whig The same counties gave Wright ma
jority of 42s in ls49.
Hendricks (democrat) for Congress has majority o.
SIS IN shelby; 200 in Marion 40 10 Hancock AMI $50
in johnson; and Is elected by 1000
In Pay.tte county, McCarty (whg) for Governor has
a majority OF 81, and in yiso county 2ss
THE LATEST.
Twenty Eve counties heard from give Wright for Co.
yenos 537 his ia 1872 the balance Of the
democratic State ticket loses 900.
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Markets.

NEW URIEANs, October IA, 1S02
Cotton has advanced another nc Strict middling il
quoted 9c The sales yesterday and to day II
bales New molssses sells at 27c. CSC Mess pork is
dull at SIT rs. Exchange is declining New York 60
days, % discount sight i discount. Freights are
active cotton to Liverpool I'd.
ALBANY, October Ia 1852.
The receipts Of produce since last have been fol
lows:.F Flour, 6,0o0 bbs; corn, $500 bushels barley
Is OG0 bushels; oats II 600 bushels Flour is and
receipts light there being detention canal the
nine locks Wheat-No sales to report. Oats lower
10 eco bushels sod at 45c Corn Is in limited demand
sales of COO bushels, at 69c for mixed Western
barley is In light supply lot Of 600 bushels Geneva
four Iowed sold at and $4,000 bushels Wisconsin
at Csc and that figure freely offered for other lots
ain
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Passenrcra Sailed.

LivknrceL Steamship Csnads from Boston-H Lee Jr.
and wife Mice Msrren, Mrs. Rogers daughtcr esd scr
hesror Of despatches Mssrs Craft Booth, OF osteu
Todd, st Louis Capt Rhoades wife, three children
and Bfish Army DR. Richie and frcnd Canaas
Towuocnd. Montrealj II Jaohsod liverpool ucn-
Yer, Engisndj Thompson, Dubiini Love- seosiAsd-
SAN FRtro,sco--CIipper ship Wild Pigson-Rov q
Brdsmpn aud LADY Ring Nae Chinese tomale sudent 81
the Missicn Robbins Little, Of Nowpost ri
San FRAHcrsoo-Ciiptor shin Flying pu,ehnsn-s Voc
ter Massey gsusha III Aokiev Mrs. Mckee, Mssos
rshciIs hkI,y Carone Mary woKce. Master Nokse
Mr Wilcox ana lady. Mr Chttcndcn and child Williams
mud lady. -, 49, 49,. - :
Ityrsroot--sh'p Lady rr.nhii, Capt Nicholas Pike,
ropgui 10 portuea lady two children AVID servant hs
Padiay and iaay. Miller pgaisp. hiss cbftonso9 in
the steersee,
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On Tu.rday October ~ by tho Rev. A y. Gillette Nj
OIIaTos HusqER to Mis AMELIA sIBxLl, all Of New
York
On Thursday october II by the Rev Dr. Hutton In
the Dutch Reformed Church, Washington square A.
BEsoAssE Ia BAu Eq to Mary ALioE, daughter Of Cor
nsiue Vanderbilt Eeq
On WEDNESDAY morning, October 13, al 81. Anfgows
Church, Richmond. l.. by the itev Dr. Moore, o,cas
son TFq all Of Staten leland
At Lieutenant Ilsymsns Qusrtcrs, Choctaw Nation
hrksnsss August 10 ~ Chaplain Corey "a LeUtcn8u
GuEnpoH CHAriN. Aotiug bdjuiaut 7th Infantry Al,
(tho Boogyn 7th OF MontererJ to Mics MaTrrE T. RfD-
Ola, OF DoAksvnis, ChociaH Nation
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nIeteorological Observations,

soRsEs Line OFFICE BASEMENT NO rs WALL STREET.
THURSDAY, Oct. Ii, 1852
BUFFALO, 10 A. M.--Barometer 20 81 Thermometer
"a. Wind northwest. Cold, cloudy morning
9P. MA dark and rainy evening. Wind southwest,
Thermometer 80. Barometer 20 80
RocHvsTHR, 10 A. MA cold, unpleasant morning.
Wind north. Thermometer G5
P. MA beautiful evening Wind west. Their
mometer 90
ArnunS 10 A. M.-Clear, pleasant morning. Wind
southwest. Thermometer IS.
p. Clear and pleasant evening. Light south
wind Thermometer so
SYRACUSE 10 AM Clear, fine morning. Wind north
cast Thermometer "a.
n. M.-Pleasant evening, but quite cool Wind
northeast. Thermometer 81.
Urea. 10 A. M.-Clear and pleasant morning Wind
east. Thermometer Co.
J. M.-Ciondy aud COOL Wind east Thormo-
moteI 30.
ALBANY, 10 A M.--Cloudy. Wind northwest Their
nsmeter ca. Barometer 20 $50 Mercury az
Y. M.-Plesf ant evening. Wind northwest Their
momoter 60. Barometer 20 $50. Mercury 81.
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The 1hig loss In the above counties, compared with
ls4s is 2 when the whig majority in the State 400
The counties TO hear from gave 4iT whg majority in
lsis
Wing gains reported in Nassau, st. Lucia, and
Hamilton countless aud democratic gain in Madison
Cabel, (whig) for Congress, in the counties heard
rom. lo-es 242.
The result il doubtful. The Legislature is probably
democratic
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LEGISLATIVE NOMINATIONS.

LEGISLATIVE NOMINATIONS.
SrRHorrrIp, Oct a. 1859.
1bc wings Of IIampdcn county have nominated Ed
ward Giilett of Westaeld, and George Dwight. Of
Springfield. for Senator'S
The democrats and free sellers Of Hampton and Bcrk
shire COUNTIES have like their brethren in the eastern
part Of the State postponed their senatorial conventions
till The day after the Presidential election and only four
days before the Stale elections.
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brooklyn Democratic Ward Nominat,on

Brooklyn Democratic Ward Nominations.
In addition to the nominees mentioned yesterday, the
following Candidates for aldermen and other o,e,
selected OF the ward meeting, on Wednesday eveuins
SEVENTH WARD.
Alderman.-Samuel Graham.
Commissioner of Excise. John p. Need.
Constable. William Hyde
EIGHTH WARD.
Alderman.--Peter WykoG.
AsscEsor.-Xebulon X. Combs.
Constable -Cai man Wilson.
In this ward no nominations were made
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The Southern Politicians

TIE wEBsTLR MEN IN WILMINGTON, N O.
BALTIMORE, 0otoDer IL, 1862.
The Wilmington N. c.. Herald states that the Webster
movement in that cty has been abandoned A meeting
was held the 18th inst at which only iro persons
presen,. ard resolutions adopted brea king up
the organization
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The wfoandisnd LegisIature.1

B0SfON3 Uot II, IHbZ
We have received HsIfsx papers Of the 18th inst By
which We learn that the Newfoundland Legislature hiss
November.
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SOUTHERN RIe1Ts ~ ALABAMA.

BsLTi9foRk, October IL 185Z.
Troupe and Q,iitInan meeting 10 be hold at Mo
bile The 9Th and several meetings had already bpen
held in the interior The Tribune says the movement Is
gaining strength both in Georga and Alabama.
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Sale OF New Malaga Fruit In Boston.

BOSTON. UCtObtr II, 1867.
The sale Of the first cargo of Maags fruit received here
per bark Mary took place to-day, and brought high
prices. Cssks, blue Marked brought So SO u SIS 90 ;
black do, So a IS 25 boxes, bunch, So g. half do
81 go 81 SO; quarter do. Ito 72c. boxes in layers
81 So So So half do, 81 A. There number
o purch ascrs from New York
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NoaFoLr, &c-stesmship Roanoke-S Pstsra ! N King.
Gordon, Eckopt, W u Robertsor, Burgess Hsrs-
veil, II Wyat.. 4 Cal'agsn W Rogsnui Little,
Msrsl au. Coburn, @ uosdley q ordncr, smith
johnson. Mrs II smith. Mrs Harris rud child. Mrs
Whitook. Mrs Euertou, Mrs Holt and three chIre1,
Alice GIL and two cludron. fioassnas-s2 In ~
steerase.
GALvrsrorship Jas Fannin--Isshelis sturgess gsxs
Keaynes-4 IN the steeraye.
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In this ward no nominations were made

FIRST DISTRICT CONGRESSIONAL NoNISArfoN
The FIRST District Democratic Congressional Con yenon
which assembled at Jamaica Queens county Wednss
day nominated james Maurice, Esq., for Congress.
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Ohio

CLEVELAND, Oct. IA, 1852
GEAucA CousrY.-Fve towns heard from give Wade;
(fcre soh for Congress 695; Case (whg) 592 Wilson
(demsorstl S33
Asir CoUNrv as far as heard from gives Gid
dines free to) SO; Newton, (whg) 1850; Woods,
SdenocIst) S75 The Shg vote has increased 500
last year
CoLuns;s CornTY-Two townships give Giddngs pa;
Weed 500; Newton 355
TBRTrErTH DIsIhIcr.--Erie Co. gives sadler. (whig)
for Congress. 40 majority fhe county ticket is equally
divide and the STAT ticket is democratic Huron
ty-Bepored about $50 nsj Tity for Ssdler whig The
county sud State ticket the same Eicblnrd county
Geo majority for Lindsay democrat The other county
not yet heard from
CiScIsSATi, October H. 1852
Odds, dem for Congress, is elected in the Columbus
district, by 30 majority.
The following the whig niaiortes in the different
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Tto democrats have majority of SO in Morroa county
The Ehiss regard the returns o. favorable.
CirvrtASp October 1t-SPM
Giddras free soil fer Congress. has zoe minority and
wade soil Corgrsss 500 majority. This is
in districts IN the Reserve.
The tee oilers have called meeting OF the free dc
noorae5 The Melojeop night to hold JOLT 6cstion
IN thirty counties the democratic State ticket gains
200 ca1ss majority in 1913 which was eco The
probable msori;y in the State 200o democratic aud,
peIbapS fourteen democratic Congress elected.
The democrats hold h convention in the public
sQusre this evening in honor Of the victory. Frank
Gallagher, ths eloquent Irish orator from Baltimore,
viii adorcss the democracy their head quarters.
torcbieht procession wi h bands &c, Is ready for
parade. Artillery squads of Cleveland and Ohio cities
viii fire \ salute of one hundred guns.
Wade (fiee sol has 10 msjo.ity in the Cuyahoga dis
trict
Gid5pes hes coo majority ir Ashtabula.
The democrats have elected their candidate ia Town
shend' district.
THE LATEST.
In thirty four counties, 1t is reported there not
WING gain OF 6 Go votes over the vote last year
Six HbiRs two free eoilers and thirteen democrats are
probably elected TO Congress.
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Arrtvsd-shp Ksntucky Norleans; barks loaf. t1sl 4
goa Bay Aug with part Of the cargo Of ship Args. seo
dcwnsdG Trinity. Galveston brig Denmark, Norlssss.
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Tn. old and the New Congress.
Democrats in RomsB, Wings in italio.
",

D.mocrsts IN R1msB, Wings in lLalic.
PENNSYLVANIA.
rnrS1y r.TIfinp csNGEEsl
Osd Dts New Dis
Thomas d Florence. Thomas l. Florence.
2-JosTh Chandler. 2--Jostpi r. Chandler.
3---Iie1up ID. Mooe 3-John Robbins Jr
4-John EobbIrs Jr, 4-Wm IL WuLe
6-Jcbn McNair. 5-John McNair
6-T5, mas Eo~s. 6-Wm Eperiart.
John A. Morrison. T-oamuei A Bridges.
S-7hoddeus Sterens. S-IIenry a. Munlenburg
FL Clancy JoH~s 9-I,adc r.. IJeis,,r
le-Bio NJ Dsnsfek lo-Ner M,ddesv1thh
I1-Hfnp NJ Fuller. 1)-ChIistau w. straut
12-G. A. Oros. l2-H Wright
13-Jsme< Gamble l3-Asa Packer
14--1t0nos ~ B,bjs shats. l4--Gslusha A. Grow.
1S-W nsm IL. knrz. l6-Jamcs CANT BILE
10. \. AcLsnhhan. 10 VIM. kurtz
T-Apdrev Parser. 17-SanseIL Russell
1S-Jobs l.. Dawson. 1S-.john Nc Cuiooh
1p-Jceph N Kuhn. l9--Augnstus Dram
&-Jola ALLISON. 2o-John Dawson.
u-IgoNra. NJ Houe. 2l-Dacid Richie.
12-,Join ~. Houe zl-Iaomas M. Hopr
&-Cs,ieton u. Curtis. 23- Michael G. Trout I
N-Alfnd Gilmore, N-Csilton Curtis.
26-J1tn DICK
Epr Middleswarth who Il elected Congress fromthe
Tenth district the electoral ticket OF Pcpnylvaus
The oopttuton expressly declares that Sonstor
Representative pers.1 holding office OF trust
pOnt under the Untco stEtos shall be appointed cleo
of John scott harrison NtO il clecte 70 Congress from
inc SECOND district - ho ALSO electoral ticket
~ thtt sse cot very properly withdrew his after
Doubtful betWeea Trout csmocrst and Aflisou yhir
tes. ~ - i'S 0 1H'SS' 80
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The Vermont Legislature.

hoSrpEIJPR, October IL 1862.
The General Assembly OF Vermont convened to-day.
The Senate organized by elsctng Samuel NJ Conant
Secretary; William NJ Dickerman, assistant, and the
Rev. MIR Lord Chaplain,
In the B0use, fourteen baotlngs I'D for Speaker
resulting ia choice The House then adjourned till
tomorrow The FIST and last ballots as follows
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hnsEAAe4OO1 OOnven000 ~ LkOnS08s
TaENroN, Oct. IL, 1863,
The opponents Of the MAiae Li@uor law In ths State
hid mass convention In the City Hall 70 day. About
tive hundred persons present. including spectators
JoHN LAMsxRr Of Huntingdon was President, MAjsr
jos. Cunningham, Of Mercer Vice President and James
Il. Hin, ofMeecss, Secretary.
Charles Wright, IsaAs Huiings, and 0. D. Wakiasc.
OF Trenton appointed a committee 10 draft resou
lions expressive Of the Of the meeting
Mr. g. J. BEEBE Of New Work. was then called upon
and addressed tho meeting at considerable length, in
which he argued that law similar to that Of Name
ccntravention OF the natural rights OF and when
the people fully understood its character they would
resist to the last The speaker repes eddy oheered
snd hen he concluded the report Of the
RetolutioDs called for The committee stated that
their report would be submitted ut the evening meeting
The meeting then adjourned meet in the evening at
O'Clock.
EVENING SESSION.
The evening session commenced at O'Clock. The
committee introduced series OF resolutions declaring
tho Maine Law sn republican and tyrsnnics den yius
the right OF trial by jury-volatng the sanotty Of pei
sate petty by permitting rude officers at the sugg
ton OF nnpriDoiped scoundre to invade the domestic
circles. SO
The hall full and the Rev Mr. Beebs father of the
gentleman who spoke during the Afternoon made ad
dIess.
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From the south.


THE AFFAIR OF THE CRESCENT CITY AT NEW
ORLEANs-FROM MEXICO AND TExAs-YELLoW
FEVER, ETC.
BALTIMORE, Oct. Ii, 1867
Three New Orleans mails have been received this
morning.
The action Of the Cuban authorities towards the steam
ship Crescent City appears to have created immense in
dgnation at New Orleans AL the papers filled with
accounts of the matter, and with strong protests Tho
indignation meeting said to have been the largest
held In New Orleans. The passengers board the
steamer aso held indignation meeting, Of which the
Hon. John Sdell chairman.
The papers contain details of the Mexican to the
10th ultimo.
The four propositions for the Tehuantcpec route werc
rom the Guanajuato Company, Mr.. Sloo. Mr. Garcia,
and Don Alexandra Beagne The government had named
= commission to examine the propositions and draw up
contract in accordance with the instructions given by
the Minister Of Foreign Relations.
The Cardenas troubles still continued, and a tunult
had taken place.
Tho Texas dates Of the Sd inst bring that the
Indians again becoming troublesome.
Thirty nine deaths by yellow fever occurred in Charles
ton during the week ending the 10th inst There
seven deaths during the twenty -four hours ending
Monday night.
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Canal Appraiser MISUNDERSTANDING.
ALBANY, DC obsr IA, 1852
Mr.. Canal Appraiser Calhoun, robbed last evening
board the steamer Isaac Newton of a valuable gold
watch and other articles.
Wasscl of Weiss Express was very seriously in.
jurcd this afternoon, by being thrown from wagon
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On A RITIM e INT e L L 4 II
PORT OF NEW YORK. 0crOBEK IA. 1856
Cleared.

Cleared,
Ship rrogress, Chase. Mobile. Ncsmith 4 Sons.
Ship Waban, Day, New Orleans, I Lord.
Ship Marathon. Tyler, New Orleans, W Phillips.
Bark Grafton. Dodge, Sumatra, w Sale, Jr.
Bark America Gethen Trieste via Baltimore Pope Os.
Brig Campus (Brem), Buschman. London. Pope " Co.
Brig Virginia, Buoher, Qusbec, master.
Brig Neander (Br) DAWSON. shediae. NIB, Whitney
& Co.
Brig Linden. Rowe, Mobile Sturgcs, Chairman & Co.
Brig Susannah, Peterson, Alexandria, Mcdonnell.
Schr Heinrich (Rreml Kchne, Antworp. Poppe ~ Co.
Sohr Wild Pigeon (new), Sisson San Juan. Weldon,
Schr y Brown Brown, Bermuda, Thompson Hunter.
sohr Lynnfold Orb Bogert st John, NIB, Nevius &
Sons.
schr En- Avant Obi, Dunbar, Windsor MS, Whitney
B. Co.
Schr Alaric, Craig. Wilmington, Dolner & Potter.
Schr Sophy Collins, Hamon, Plymouth, 60 B&temsn &
Rudderow.
Schr BacSer, Davis Norfolk. Stusges Chairman Co.
schr Asa Eldridge, Rowland, Philadelphia, McKee,
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The India Rubber Case-Anti-Liguor Law
Meeting.
rRENroN, October II. 1859
Tho examination of Horace Day was continued be-
fore the United states Circuit Court unu clock last
might The Court then for the convenience of paros
adjourned TO jersey City.
The Anti Liquor Law mass meeting assemblies this af-
ternoon ut two clock.
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A Clergyman and an Editor Dead.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct IA, 1857
The Rev Saml b Wyle, pastor Of tho First Reformed
Presbyterian Church and Professor Of Languages the
University Of Pennsyvan died last night.
BALTIMORE October IA, 1852
David schey editor Of the Frederick (Md) Ersmiaer
died Yesterday,
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Tie pilot boat Washington, No 4, reporte speak,
inst Mon tauk bearing 80 miles, clipper barks Trim
Boeton, and May Queen, from Richmond, for do.
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THR Convection OF AsTERE1rERs.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1852-08-17
Action Andsneae.i on.inlrarmine. !.

Never keep animals on short allowance; if
you stafve them thcy viii surely starve you.
Although in dreaming land Thoroughly your
purse may be drained yet the full crops that
follow will soon ill il again. '''''
Trying to farm without capital, is like trying
to run locomotive without fuel. Money and
wood must both be consumed. IL they are to
move the machine of tho farm or of the railroad.
Always give Tho Soil the first meal. If this
is well fed with manure, it will feed all else
plants, animals. and man. 9-rd W~r1
II you wish to give an energetic movement
to all your machinery, and Keep its hundred
wheels in rotation, be sure not to be without
good rotation Of crops. ..nesaes sii.i eiu1rh
If you allow yonr animals to shiver, your
fortune will be shivered in consequence; that
is. the farmer who leaves his cattle to the
winds, viii find his profits also given to tho
winds l l-i hH.dtq lir on
Heavy carrot crops for cattle will soon ro-
turn carrots of gold.
Did you ever hear the musical notes Of a
starving herd of bogsi Extinguishy by food
even more annoying notes after pay day has
passed. lA 9si lIag4ns h1oa goaf :,
A good housewife should not be person of
"one idea," but should be equally fomillior
with the flower garden and four barrel; and
though her lesson should be to, leson expense;
scent of fine rose should not be less valued
than the cent in the till. She will. doubtless,
prefer yard of shrubery to yard of satin.-
IF her husband is skillfnl sower Of grair, she
is equally skillful as a sewer Of garments; he
keeps bis hoes bright by uso. she keeps the
hose of the whole family in order.
Learn as much as possible the cxpedicnce Of
the skillful; the man who, depends on teuching
himself will be likely to receive very poor lesa
sons: or. as DR.. franklin has il he viii find
that 'she has fool for his master" n'gIt
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A Political Enemy's Testimony.

Ex-Governor Quitman, of Miss, having
been asked in a conversation on board one Of
the western boats, his opinion Of Gen. Scott,
replied: edi er lafi lE sra ~.
"Sir, the American people havo never done
Gen. Scott justice. The moro that mans char
acter and claims to distinction are canvassed,
Che higher will be the stand he will take in tho
admiration and gratitude of his countrymen
have been surprised and astonishod that
among the whig party, there should bc found
single ifiafi unwilling to give him cordial and
hearty support. d n.. .f. M vrir..
81 am democrat" added the Governor. and
consequently differing widely as I do from Gen.
Scott on et : political question, can never
give him sup, ,,ort: but IL there is whig in the
Union. for whom, under any circumstances, I
could give my voto for President, that wifig is
Winfield Scott" .-srrrrr '-s4e-.r
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Death Of Robt. Rantcul, yr.

Washington, Aug-6.
The Hon. Robt. Rantoul, Jr., died this after
noon Of malignant Erysipelss. He was in his
seat on Thursday and was not considered dam
eerously iii, Until few hours before his death.
His remains left for Boston at 4 o'clock, accom-
panied By his wife. Messrs. Goodrich and
bunham, Of Massachusetts; Cleveland of Con-
necticut, and Eastman, of Wisconsin.
Washington, Aug. o.
Tho House assembled at tho ususl hour, and
without disposing of any business. Mr.. Mann,
Of Massachusetts, announced, in an elaborate
speech the death of his colleague, Mr.. Rantoul
He said that he had known him long and inti-
mately, and had evef found him an intimate
and devoted friend, and an upright man,
and that he was snatched away in the prime
of life, when his talents were Just beginning
to be unfolded to the world if qof-ni ~
Mr.. Mann was followed by Messrs. Corwin,
Mace. and Clark, all CT whom delivered elo-
quent culogies. .ap" ~ tf2. .ulr1ioY ~
The publishers of the Southern Press, will
suspend the further publication Of the paper,
owing 10 the want Of hnds aaoi ed 81 81