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Departures Of the Collins and Cunard Steamers
FROM LIpERPOOL 4.

AMERICA (Br)....for BOSTON .....sATURDAY, July TO-
BALTIC, (Am) l.. for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY a..
EUROPA, (Br.), for NEW YORK. .sATURDAY, IT.
NIAGARA, CIR j.. for BOSTON. SATURDAY, a.
ATLANTIC, (Am.). for NEW YORK. .wEDNEsDAY, 49,
AFRICA (Br.). ....for NEW YORK. SATURDAY, 81.
CANADA for BosToN..... SATURDAY August u.
PACIFIC, (An) for NEW YORK.. "WEDNESDAY, IL.
ASIA, (Br). for NEW YORK. SATURDAY, IA.
AMERICA, (Br.,. :. for BOSTON. SATURDAY H.
ARCTIC, (Am) for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, 25.
EUROPA, Esf ).....for NEW York.. SATURDAY %.
Havre and Bremen Steamer
~ ~ FROM SOUTHAMPTON.
HuMB( DT..... for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, July T..
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SADDLERY, HARNESS, ETC.

NEWARK. Nj, sADDLERY Ware-EA
~ Hcuas., ANDREW G: BULL GO, No.ls Canal
Manufacturer and mportera isADDLERY sADDLEWARE,
constantly band and complete Apartment Of
~ her HossLns SADDLERs TOOLS Trimming Of every
s Ia WV 81 ~ sAN ~ ANDREW g. BULL CO.
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COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT
Cotton, bales. 155acco, hhds
Received snce sop. - liooss 1924 1901
yesterdsyr.. s2s-l4l1lso : s2-792se
l.426650 1os,l57
= yesterday,.... 1.210-14o94sa i24-75,s41
Stock on hand not cleared. .17.ll7 2,3Ie
T0BAGCO--We heard Of about 100 hhds sold including
10 hhds Lugs ut ayss4 and so hhds on private terms
SUGAR AND MOLASSEs-Noc change. Sales confined
to small lots
FLoUR-Market dull and sales limited to 800 bbls In
Guiding 900 Extra Ohio damaged ut SO 62s 100 Super
fine Ohio at SO g. and mixed lot of Sour Superfue
Fine and Stained, at $2 85 p Dbl.
GRAIN-Corn was firm and we noticed sales of 5000
sacks including SIG Inferior at a. 800 Mixed ut So 1906
White and Yellow at 81 800 White at - and 800 prime
two lots at $40 u bushe ...of Oats 900 sacks st.
Louis Sold in three four lots at 340a5$ bshel and
of Bran 1000 sacks, mostly at $3.50 p 100 Is.
PRoVIsIoNs-Thc principal sale of Pork was 100 Dbl.
Mess, without inspection at $40 rs p Dbl. Bacon was
in good demand with sales of 100 casks including 40 casks
Shoulders at 49, 20 at So As casks Ribbed Sides in
three lots at 9 Al Clear at 10 IA H. and 10 tierces
choice sugareured Hams at 1876 p Is OF Lard we no
tced sales of 80 bbls No. at 1914 and so kegs at 1oxd
y tb,
coFFEE-1ooo bags Rio, of the Edwin's cargo sold al
Sate o lb.
BAGGfNG AND RoPE-saies $50 pieces and 22o coil,
private terms.
WHIsKY--There was inquiry, and about 800 Dbl.
sold including $50 Rectifed in two lots H. and 1oC
Raw alsoin two lots, at 1s1s4 p gallon.
FRBIGHTS-We heard of no engagement
EXOEANGES--Demand fair and rates steady.
Sterling OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1oesI6a11o1
NewYork sixty day Bills Z ct di4a
sight Checks on Network. y Ct disc f0pa
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TAMPICo--Per schr Star; 937 hides to Fernandez
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

CINcNNATPer Tweed hhds tobacco Love- Say
eo-2 do Shuliz Hadden44 bbls
% 20 bids eon Is @ hams "A hegs a a bbs
din co0 do Hour 100 bt starch ia butter Seccomb
bo kegs s a25 hra starch % do u bbls lard oil
bb whisky Wright dcolsS do Lnnds dco-B
Sons Do CLARK Alos9yloe bids bacon
g and butter 50 bxs cheese 80 bls wey Kdde
andss do Connolly &co33
bbs Hour, 10 do Cscanside6o alcohol d.
PeyserlGO candles ric bds paper Potter
sO bbls Ogesby Maeaulsy5 Mosons5 tom
furniture Brcnona6 bbls lime Shaw &co-undre order
steamer Grenada 30 baes cotton Jackson
20 Turner Wilson 6co-9 Goiss-n Brosl6 NJ Cooper co-
Capbel-S MchIahon Pearsal5 NJ
Hssli-7 Bauder, Williams Rawlins, Ward
yas-s Carter &col do Wright Williams &co-3a hides etc
HCaer Gcol box beeswax H Had-Trtal. bales cotton.
yICKSBuRG-Fer Princess bales
kco4a DO Wright Williams hcoss Bnehannon Carroll &coa
Paype arruon-e Buck Stanon-24 NJ Pnckard
Hkieorsl4 Wright &co-2 McIemore,
Jonass Gray campbe6 Cleveland &eol Felowes eco
do bxs peaches aud sundrtes orderTota
I bales cotton.
SfIREyEPDRPer steamer Chddo No 81 bales Gray
Campbell do williams Phillips &co6 do Hewitt Norton &co
IA PAYNE do Greenwood &co-
a Oakley Hswknss do loo bis flour Heai-aundes
Total, II bales cotton
npEOUSASPer Anna 10 ros leather Gily-S
Bauchn-4s,382 feet lumber Perre-sundres to order.
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a \ pLougH & SON. DEM

IA. TIsTs No. Carendset street, bet Canal
ind Conn1on streets, Newt,rleana would
the public thAt A.
T. PLOJaH s attend TO the practice 81 his
his ,ity a. the above PLOUGH
The rhibodan. whsrs he
brig Gen U Tampa Bay Fa Gem & Ga.Ssap Gan
IL dden onsr
HeUS IL Jsnes la; John Haran Esq Iksryis Is;
shand Iberyils La Dr. Ed. Dufe, Asosnisn, my9S ~
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DIR. b. Cs.0faess
Shoulder Brace and Supporter.

~ THIS INGENIOUS INSTRUMENT SUPPORTS THE WHOLE
value aring With fafns Hean
ths Baeh Chest sas giving sdas sss snd . ssas' =
lie prolonged Of ths Brace sltls-3
E Call and examine the HRA CE eanIines Fecsssys
SHERMAN, Agent tbs South,
10 n Chsflss strset,E (htsaua
~ Also. Agent for DR.. BANNiNas cKLxRRAIn noDK
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11sr OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEARED.
1Barke.
n N FAHNEsToCK,s YERMIFUGE IN

n IA. FAHNESTOCK'S VERMIFUGE The
IL SAFEST AND MOST EFFECTUAL REMEDY FOR WORMS
THAT HAS EVER BEEN following one Of
~ Of Its efficiency aud popularity
Dr. b. E eminent practitioner of Ripley Tppah County, 's
dated january 90 1851 r., r,.,. 7 l.t ,,.5 ,orr
ysa m seven eight years. and we'll pleased with lie effects
saen from high Tong Worms from
saiId from takingit Ibeleye none is SUPERIOR
Respectfully. j. ELLIS, NJ "
.zr BEWARE OF cnuNTERFEITs AND IMITATIoNS.-The
p,srng 10 avoid possibility Of imposition - -, l.,
sh. ~. rsnc,slly throughout jyis I'm
DONE FELON OINTMENT-Certain to give
;ss In twenty to fifty hours CURE insideo aweek
Saoney returned Sold at boz Also sALVE FLOR BlEs
at fifty cents per boz For sale
1850 9mt W.
TNENCING AOADEMY--ly Msssrs. g.. 4 A,
ssis;; 4 Mi Asbt Ant Il sssHsaefss w
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u. Il. IL. Blanc,
OFFICE AND YARD No. 1ONEw BASIN CORNER JULIAAND
ST. JOHN STREETS, NEW ORLEANS,
n Keep constantly hand sale the lowest mArketpcs
OAK, ASH AND PINE WboD, CHARCOAL. etc.ess
cLAPBoARDs, SHINGLES AND prcKETs. fsi1
CIGAR, MEXICAN AND PLANTATION TO-
BACcoThe have constantly hand and for sale
COUNTY, GENTUGKY, TENNESSEE AND MISSOURI WRAPPERS
AND FILTERS Also Tobacco hogaheaie and bales selected for the
"'>lN-' -' NV AN ''' rN ~ TURNER 4 RENsHAw,
s6 Camp street and As9 Tchouptoulss street.
Ned TO nrhsr tat iyin
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DIR. Rasssstssg,s
Celebrated Body Braoex.
EMIT LACE,

Relief and Cure of the following Diseases
Breast a soasss f E, + ne
ssrsia f N Ia. Back, SpAl
Falling Bowels Ttsicr Bearing Dove 1
nancy sas IL ba .haes iasns 70 40 s.apsasn
hseep!as Gus WsAs,ssat Eisns sas5 Sc
sel easgs 81 ~ ssssaa s ~ Sis s
4; D 81: !. y, " M Il. ! u
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.
t- JEFFERSON CRY,
Monday Evening" July 10, 1852.
The stock Of Texas Cattle consists Of only the de-
scrptions and about Is head Of Western SALE with
$50 head of Sheep and moderate supply Of Hogs
-PRIcEs-
BEEF Garlic (Fine Westerly ........ O6kc p fb net
(Lake and Texas) ..........3@4c U fb net
Hoes f0Tc y ID net
SHEEP. 7568S3 so a head
siiLCH Vows. SzofDfoU D mead
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NEW ADvERT1sEMENT-Let every body


R.aDW.AY'S READY RELIEF
Is THE FIRST AND ONLY REMEDY EVER RECORDED In THE
MEDICAL HISTORY OF THE WORLD THAT HAS STOPPED
THE MOST VIOLENT PAINS IN FEW SECONDS.
III vi! THE MOST SEVERE PAINS N ELyE HgTEs oe
sEkSous NEuRAIec BILIOUS COMPLAINTS
MTERNALAND EXTERNAL.
t giving instant TO the most tormsnng and
TO THE SICK AND pA1N-suFFER1NG OF NEW
ORLEANS.
* osiek Ill il,h; q II si!saE
y x
1T HAS CURED,
IN HzNETY CASES OUT OF HUNDRED,
s s5sssfaR 4 S Sss H SSSzs.
S ssSEzss n s ssz sEssss
s szt # EAEHs s sEEEEs ss SgTEs
SsEE 4Asssr 4 s ssSH s M NUT
s N zE sT ss aKs gsas
&:
kRAF RHAPy zf 1Ew M zgos Ed aess D
attacks cleanse the stomach, and neui.e The
poisonous acids Of the '''issPRE PREVENTION.
sd is al e. nd
Head Temples Face pas
''d
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
%
''''''' ''' ' NEURALGIA.
RbT N
81 Of pain this a
departing pain.
and vitality he .de
pains. " :
PAINS RELLEHED IN FTVF AZyUTEs
READY aIEE @
e. ,s = Vi; % { &c as ,s
o. lily NswYot hundred. Thousands ~
4,
sn
CHILL FEVER.
cHILLs STOPPED IN FEW MZNUTEyPALN REZLEuEl
INSTANTLY.
with health and and secretion Of the
psa SF ADV
] S
READY RELIEF sisi Internally applied externally wil
'''p g TO- ia Fulton street. NswYork
SOUTHERN DEPOT,
n General Agent viii supply country Rad
Medium
II Sold sIoRRssoN, is Masaans street. and b
ASK for R. R. R. or RApWXys READY RELIEF. mha1 iyAw
YyHE GREAT FIRE IN CHILICOTHE, OHIO
Il oNEIHRD OF THE TOWN BURNT TO AsHEsl
CtuLIcoTHk Ohio, April 49, 1852.
MEssRs. SrKARss MARVIN Gcnlemen-Yours OF 9Th h
hand In reply Safe the fire. EXCEPT YOURS
good nothing large Sae PERI DESTROY
ED-but in the SMALL sALAMANDER BOUGHT FROM You
NOTHING WAS INJURED.
Your obedient servant, VIM T. CLEMSON.
The above letter shown that in real hot fire. RIcrs
DERs ARE THE ONLY SAFES TO ne DEPENDED UPON. Ii
the Pearl fire, ELEVEN SAFES, of different MAKERS
TOTALLY DESTRoYED-RlGHS SAFE ALONE bidding defiance
the fAes notes. bonds and
100000 The Chcothe fire parallel EVERY SAFE But
RCS is DESTROYED These
tssihly that War Salanarer with RICS IMPROVE
MEET the best Safes made the United Sates the Who'll
world
They had at the Depot ,4 Water and the Factory
corner Of ST. Alary's Place and Avenue A, New York.
tY The subscriber continues be the Sole this Of III
manufacturers, has constantly sale
their SAFES Those the i'm
porthne Of EXPECTING INSURANCE their papers
other articles Of small bulk but invited to cal and
FOURTEEN TESTED SAT ES ogether with cerf
Gates from thoas who have saved MORE THAN MILLION DOL
LARS IN RICEs SAFES.
| jel4 ISAAC BRIDGE rs Magazine street.
N
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MILLINERY AND FANCY

Unparalleled Bargntns,
ON ACCOUNT OF REMOVAL.
II PERSON. dsairous Of cbtaiaiug =
CHEAP AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
would do well 81 ss sss5bsr where they viii Ind fall
FINE DRILLING MIS-, CLOTH COATS, vEsT8. SHIRTS, Il
reduced Pces. Give hun call H. HAMBURGER, Tailor,
aps isf ls4 Camp street. opposite the Florence HOUSE
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EXPORTS

yERPOoPer ship Jas Porter bales cotton 5000 slaves
10 logs cedar
ship Iennsee Prevouay repoed
PHLADELPIAPer bark Nashua 1000 pigs lead
l9a hhds tobacco 100 bbs whisky 81 bales linens moss
rags and fundries.
KEY WESTPer brig Harp: hid tobacco sugar $40 sack,
80 bbls potatoes ID do whisky 10 kegs lard,
BoRDEAU&Per brig Ann Pratt 4270o slaves pkgs mdse
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS,

OFFICE THE DAILY CREscEsr,l
Tuesday Morning, July 20, 1852.
CLEARED YESTERDAY
Ship Jas Porter Baekie, Liverpool, Ioghon, Rank dec
Ship Tennessee, Cook, ffayre m Creevy
Bark Nashua. philadelphia,
Brig Denmark. Rouey Naa,xas, Belcher Gcc
Brig Harp, Sawyer Key West, MeConoehe Il DynneI
Brig Ann c Pratt, Hall, Bordeaux, Wnkhau
ARRIVED
shr Star, Gnulcn days from Tampco WiekhauBasin.
Steam oats.
Anna, johnson, from opelousns
Cadio No Graham, Shreveport.
Grenada Mckinney, from Jefferson.
John + Tweed, Nelson, Cincinnati,
Princess No Phelps, from Vickshurg.
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ID ABIGAIL CURE uF CORNS, without cutting
the ROSENBERG .nem wss.s., the eaRItS
The inhaean IF .s Place that he ,e
the Toes, WITHOUT CUTTING by EIxM
of his composition. 90
in the san rtsnes
PAIN patient may occupation With he
satisfaction carrying Root In his hand.
possession Of lumbar o. naerg teattnonaD
other foreign and Phy
iansand which have bean mons
the morning. and to three the No 10
ROYALSTREEr between Toulouse and ST. Pster arss mill u
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MEMORANDA.

~ The Cincinnati on The 9Th nsp port
loading Tor Neworeans, steamer S chenoweth
tS The towboa Angosaxon sea on the 18th
lust, ships Nuthl Thompson, Richmond and Brewer.
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SLAVES.

TAMES WHITE, No 168 Gravier street, New
ID Orleans will constantly PURCHA8K NEGROES Board
Sell and all 6aves corsiEned OHM fell
GLAVES FOR SALE ON TIME-A valuable
- and special full guarantee, for
paper. eight
Also, COOKS WASHERS snd RoNES at
Iiesl LONG, JOHNSON HATCHER, q4Commercial Place.
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MISSISSIPPI sPRINGs.--The under -

III signed have leased MISSISSIPPI SPRINGS isa@
term years The establishment ia undergoing thorough
pairs extensive being made o The
Of the Lake Providence Hotel whose reputation
Landlord inferior No pains Be to
rsndet desble The virtues tho Waters
too we'll known comment. -, 4.
Of 1aeku miles South Clinton four and half miles East of
Raymond, and two knd half North Of Cooperl Well
HACKS always readiness convey yors tbs sprngsTom
Ma Aereah nepea a Iackseg Giaaa and Raymond,
RkfSSeF HSAEB FEN MRSE}s W
- >. T. {. HEEk;' s.sstls''i' Y "
Hs,iVu rs k,i y
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ICE-ICE-ICE.

Ice.
" ELLIS JENKINS seller Of ICE and ha large supply of
this article to dispose Of Once at PoYDRAs
Depot CORNER VICTORY AND ELYslAN
FIELDS STREETS 74CHARTREs STREET sCoAIMERCESTREET
and at CORNER ROBIN RELIGIOUS sTs mhss II
ECe-ICe.-
NEW ZOE HOUSE,
LEuEE Strict nearly opposite Mss Armstrong, Harris %.
Steamship Wharf, and
No. SIS TCH0UPIT0ULAs SZREET
J. STAFFORD co.
~ ORDERS RRsPECTFUILY SOLICITED, mh9l-
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HATS, BOOTS, SHOES.

nRUGS, MEDICINES, PERFUMERY, ETC
The respectfully call the attention Of Planters
recently received stock comprising
line business all Of which, will
Eash Qgnns, HSwa1ds Blue MAs. Hya Potas. MoTphes
Rou Hausl Perfnmey, Patent variety
barrels pure Honey, ete,stc. TkiOB. RANKlNs
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FNGYPTTAN EYE BALsAM.-D.C

ENGYPT1AN EYE EALSAN1.-D.CO-
"A HEN having had thirty years. experience Oilers ths
EYE.
tho Eye three cured in tan wsek M. q
blind restored the Of
three weeks; gentleman who used specs cr tyx
enabled 10 read tho wnous
them candlelight in eight hours after. u
IT inflammation by single dfep vss
II Nos - ia ia c s 81 'A'' ryioiy
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~ OF the old established house
ARBOUIN MARETT 4 CO., for
the sale Of the superior BRAN
DIES, also SOLE IMPORTER Of
the celebrated P o U lin EY
BRANDY, ia now prepared to
receive orders for either, to be
shipped direct to any port IN tbs
ualoo, at ths'cnsss market Rrlass
In c9ehae,
1sseasss en- NJ ssSs a Viz
skses r. s
nv y
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Cs.OcRce7.u, China and Glassware

I'D r. FELL & CO., "a Common street. en-
Nsyosans Importers and Desisss Whoe:als and
STICKS. TABLE CUTLERY, JAPANNED WALTERS, Etc. q
Goods will be offered prices and when for
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DObysts s. HN13.ingt0n's
DAGUERRE0rYPE AND STOCK DEPOT,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ND. aO Philppa

street. Poydras Porddo, where DAGUERREAN
MINIATURE taken at short notes and of unsxcssd
expression the style Pins Iocksts,
Cases. cheaper any city. The
prietor thanks and from his
years hopes berabs public
potronage Tn9i JAMES LOCKWOOD,
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A GENCY OF ARBOUIN, MARETT & co.
IA having appointed for tbs
Mare eo prepared receive
ordsr their superior coGNAc BRANDES the most
liberal terms to be shipped in quantity b
1 Td2a III 81. WOLFF. 95 amrst.
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EXCHANGE BANK, % Camp street.
LIZ CHECKS AT SIGHT AND TINE ON
NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA,
BOSTON, BALTIMORE,
CHARLESTON, SAVANNAH,
MOBILE, LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI.
jys HORACE BEAN Il CO., Managers.
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wan VI LEvkRICH.
II EVERICH, VIM E. & CO., Cotton Factors
Merchants "a Old Levee, Neworleans
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NMI. O. o. F.-HowARD LODGE No. ID
~ p aat fy as
~ :, streets ~ n o'eoek oaissrs-asorgs D. bow.
furncAux, Secretary ianl0
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GNEMENT.-3000 bbls. Newark and Rosen-
dale; 1000 bbl. Brucs River other brands ydrau
Cenieu superior Coolers Watts Ciserns,
landing andf sale JOHN HAYAIAN h CO., j
Agents Rosendas Lime aud Cement Co.,
iyIa 90 MnSnzne streeta Dd6 Buildings.
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Home Mutual Insurance Company Of

NEW oRLEAHs,.
- with subscribed capital Of s COG, Is prepared 10 rsasivs
| FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER RISKS,
asthe oAce OF tbs Compfsy NJ. GRAylER STAEEr.
Every nzaring with becomes Is saee. sad re
divided hose who innus with tee h
20 b. invested here under the control q ts
estabshed purely mutual principal OF
the Trustees heisvs this subcpon amp
portfolio open tass orinspseiosb shose
"AA"s ~ "A'@' XLExANDzR BROTHER rr-sla..t.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-06-02
b EN- RI oLAY.

1II =
Oh. poaas Statesman! wsiehias q Thy dom
Stands she Pale Angel. waiting day BY day.
Zen nov h's shadow leans thy threshold o'ef,
Ready to bear ihes IRON our sight away.
With what bereavement shall our nation ~sks
On that s.d morning. when thy soul hath Aed
of's' IN our homes her solemn place shall take
ana noneH 'esfs ny thousand eyes be she'd
Where shall The mantle Of Thy greatness fslli
Who's shoulder take the burden borne by ,Ilinel
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COLONEL CRIcKLEY's HORSE.

! have never been able to ascertain the
origin Of The quarre. between The Crick.
leys and the brakes. They had lived
within mile of each other in Illinois
for FIVE years, and from the first of their
acquaintance, iIiere had been mutual
feeling Of dislike between The two lami.
lies. Then some Misunderstanding abou,
the boundary Of their respective farms,
revealed the latent fame. and Col. Crick-
lev having followed fal burk all one
afternoon. and wounded him, came up Ia
him and found old Drake and his sons
cutting him up! This inciden, added
fuel to the fire, and from that time there
was nothing The two families did not do
10 annoy each other. They shot each
oilers ducks in the river, pnrposeIy mis-
taking them for wild ones, and then By the
way al retaliation, commenced killing OF
each others pigs and calves.
One evening, Mr.. Drake the elder, was
returning home with his !" pocke, full Of
rocks" from Chicago, whittier he had
been to dispose Of load Of grain. Sam
l,arsion was with him on the wagon, and
as they approached the grove which in.
iervcned between them and brakes house
he observed 10 his companion
8. What beautiful mark Col. Crick.
ley's old Roam is over yonder -
Hang il mutiered Drake, $50 il isl
| The horse was standing under some
trees. about twelve rods from the road.
] Involuntary. Drake stopped his team
lie glanced firiively around. then with !
queer smile The old hunter took up his ri.
fe from the bottom Of the wagon. and
raising il 10 his shoulder, drew sight on
1.-The Colonels horse.
i" Beautiful!" muilered Drake, lower.
ling his rifle with the air OF a man resisiin,
powerful temptation. II could droT
old Roam so easy"
"Shooi," suggested Sam Barsion, who
loved FUN in any shape.
/. No, no, 'twoni do," said The old hun
ter. gIancing cautiously around him again
al won't tell" said Sam.
i Wall. won't shoot this time, am
way, tell or no tell. The horse is to,
nigh. II he was fifty rods off instead o
twelve SO there'd be bare possibility o
mistaking him for deer. Id lie, ay. Al
j, is, I'd give the Colonel five dollars 70
a shot,"
At that moment the Colonel himsel
stepped from big oak, not half dozel
spaces distant, and stood before Mi
Drake.
Well, why don't you shoot"
The old man siammered in some con
fusion" Tha, you, Colonel! IL wa
tempted TO, declare! And as said
IN give a. " for one pull"
Say an. X and its bargain"
Drake felt for his rife, and looked a
. old Roam.
How much is the boss wuih I" h
mu,tered ia Sans cal.
"About tifiy."
Cad. Colonel, I'll do il! Here's you
sXw
The Colonel pocketed the money, mul
tering-
Hanged. if Though. you'd take m
, upr"
: With high glide. the old hunter put
: fresh cap on his rife. stood up in his wag
: on. and drew close sight on old Roam
Sam Barston chuckled. The Colonel pu
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Gooseberry Bushes. :. To make beaut

Gooseberry Bushes. TO make beauti.
ful gooseberry bushes, take sprouts Of
last years growth, and cut out all the
eyes or buds, in the wood, leaving only
two or three at the top; then push them
about half the length of the cutting in
to mellow ground, where they will root
and run up single stock, forming a
beautiful symmetrical head. This pre-
vents the gooseberrry from mildewing,
which often happens when the fruit lies
on or near the ground, and is shaded
by a superabundance Of leaves and
sprouts. The fruit is larger, and RI.
pens better, and will last on the bushes
by growing in perfection, until late IN
the fall.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-06-02

SOMETHING WORTH KNOWING. - 1t is
a fact perhaps not generally known to
farmers, that there are two parts Of the
potatoe. which If separated and planted
at the same time. will produce potatoes
fit for the table eight or ten days SOON
er than the other. The small end Of
the potatoe, which is generally full Of
eyes, is the part which produces the ear
liest; the middle or body part Of the
potatoe the late and always the larger
ones.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-06-02

National Debt .--The present Wing
Administration, since il came into power.
has paid Of The National Debt a fraction an
der seventeen millions Of dollars. rs op-
ponenis wirke,lly put this among the er-
peases and charge j, with Extravaganza.