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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-03-17

Rev. DIR. Wilton, Of Antrim, n. H., has
just published a History of that town, in
which the following picture is given of the
"manner Of life' of the early settlers.
from one hundred down to fifty years ago:
ITO many of the conveniences and COM
forts of life, the hardy generation then On
the stage were strangers. Their dwellings
were leg houses, without glass, ill fitted 10
exclude the cold Had it not been for the
roaring fires kept up in winter in the huge
fire places, fed continually by great logs,
which they were glad to be rid of, the in.
mates must have suffered Wood and tim
Der were so abundant that the faster they
could col sumo them the better. Their
farming utensils were clumsy their cloth
ing homespun aud coarse, but durable; the
men wore tow shirts, striped WOODEN frocks
and leather aprons. The best suit of coarse
woolen cloth was reserved for Sabbatbs and
special occasions, aud lasted year after year.
In winter they wore shues, excluding the
snow by pair of woo'en 'eggings, fastened
over the mouth of the shoe by strings
Boots were rare; great coats and surtouts
rarer STILL A pair Of boots would last a
man many years.
''In summer neither men nor women wore
shoes at home: on the Sabbath the women
often carried their shoes in their hand TO
save wear till they came near the meeting
house, when they could put them On. They
were clad, wh,n engaged in their work, in
a sLort gown, ard petticoat of some coar.er
material, with striped apron, calicoes be-
ing thought quite a Gressy article The
household furniture was rude and coarse:
carpets, sofa, planes were unheard Of; in
stead of them was the spinning wheel, bo'h
S'""'' anu = Sdt, anu INC lOOHi-aTuCieS, III
less ornamental, certainly more ihdspensa-
bic. Tea and coffee were almost unknown;
broths of various kinds corn, beans, barley
broth, were in constant use Iu many fam
lies, hasty pudding with milk, if milk could
be had, was almost the standing supper
For a lunch in the intermiSsion of public
worship on the Sabbath, instances were not
wanting Of men carrying in their pockets
a few cold boiled Potatoes, and nothing
else.
"Sometimes in winter, families were con-
veyed to meeting through the deep SHOW on
an OK sled in summer the man, if he were
the owner OF horse, rode to meeting with
his wife seated Oh a pillon behind him;
and a child seated On rilion before him;
and sometimes another and smaller child
in the mothers lap, encircled by one of her
arms. party of The smart young people
once assembled at a neighbours in early
times for a social interview The supper,
What was il! Not modern supper of coru- ;
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2. 4. TUCKER,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
UNDER NATIONAL HOTEL,

UNDER NATIONAL HOTEL,
rs FULLY prepare III his usual stY:e, to supply
l. his customers aud the pubic with the ,arinu s
ort cies OF W ariGg apparel aYper ain ng t, gen
tirJnan'- war. robe
Members of Congress and strangers, visiting the
cit, are Invited to Gail aud examine his eds
sisins If Cloths Of various grades, co!ors uanu-
tacturnS and Ill sorts Of Cas,iter s, Te ting &c &C.
dpr1 e.
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PORTSMOUTH, (Va.,) Aug. Is, 1851.

Mr.. J. K. Boush-Dear Sir: Viii am in general
Opposed to Patent Medicines, candor conipeis NE to
state that have great confidence i'll the virtues
of IlamFton's Vegetable Tincture For several
months past have ueed it in my family, ana in by
spepsia Oss Of appetite. dizziness, and general de-
billty. with entire SO far experience
extends, Therefore, l take pleasure in recommend
ing it to the afflicted safe and efficient remedy
VERNON ESkRIW,E
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E. C. CARRINGTON.

Attorney and COunselier.at.Law aw.
DRACTICES in all the Courts of the District and
i attend to the prosecutions o: aims before Con
srrss an the Executive Departments
80 Office, east wing of the City Hall.
f.b IL '
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"ANDSOME ROO S.-Two neat aai con.
Ill veient rooms, one rarGr and ore bedr. ,om, can
be obtained IN asOnable terms. ii aspiration is
made imm. distely at the ,use known Buffers
HOTEL street, hear 18th, south ride.
ian Daft
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
Tt1 Z MILL.WHEEL.
By CHAMPION BISsELL.

By CHAMPION BISsELL.
Within the mill.wheeps dripping cave
How flies tie white ard cleaning spray,
In music falling On tie wave
That dances to the CD. n day!
How Ct oil u edGies If the stream,
In lazy beats returning slow
About tic llstk al d roughened beam,
Whose mossy feet are far Lclowi
The mill above is racked with noise,
And gray with clouds that ever fly;
And now hear tie milier's voice
As he,e and there the wo, kmen ply.
hear tie wagor round tie door,
The din IF lgain the hal;
The wheel beneath the rafterC floor
Groans Oh, the wi ling slave Of all.
Cnheedful Of the summer wind,
That DER tie level water fkims,
Unlee'!ful of the frcs.s that bird
With icy blades its dropl irg rims;
Nor ever slack lis measured sound,
TO think Of all it las to do,
But patient tuTl It's .ndlcss round.
As if its will were eLdless, too.
BY right the water gSte is drawn;
Within the wave the " heel is still,
And, waiting for tie lingering dawn,
1t rests bcreath the lonely mill,
Sleep. busy wheel "a respite ssk
When all thy daily woIk is done.
And wou t; y fixed and endl, SIS task
Were less the ims ge Of my own!
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B. H. LAsKEY, r.-
Attorney and COun. .eller-at Il aw.

DRACrfCES in the Courts Of the District and
l. prosecutes claims Of every description before the
several Executive Departments ard before Congress.
dps. a.
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lnent.' "

Mrs. Muggins was sick, very sick, and
Mrs. NJ. had many friends and neighbors,
and in her trouble they came to zee her, a.
good neighbors ought, and sympathized
with her, and found out about how she had
slept, and what she had taken and how il
had affected her, and what the doctor
thought, and worried Mrs. NJ. into higher
fever by trying to drive away the distemper
! that was preying upon her. But she sur
vived, Notwithstanding all that the doctor
did, aud all that the medicine did, and al
that the neighbors did, for Mrs. M. was
tough, she was. As soon as she came to be
on the ''mending hand" the neighbors, in
their zeal to get her mended faster, ran
sacked their larders and put their wits TO
rk to find out delicacies and nice things
for the "mending" Mrs. Nj. 1t was good
to see such sympathy, though had Mrs NJ.
eaten a 1.-THE of what was sent her there
could undoubtedly have been a new Mrs. M.
called for, for the old Mrs. nj. would have
gone past mending.
Fortunately for Mrs. NJ. she had hus-
band-we dIen't say so, for We thought it
would be understood that she had, of course,
who, with ready wit, saw that feeding Mrs.
NJ. on fricasseed chicken and cranberry tart
couldn't do her much good, and he thought
the best way to spare her the temptation
of looking upon things would be to eat
them himself Acting upon this thought,
he received the things as they came, and
thanking the messengers very kindly, he
would sit down as soon as they went, and
feast like a king. Mrs. NJ grew better
fast.
"Oh. said she, one day, to a neighbor,
[ could so relish small piece of chicken
"Why," returned the neighbor, 81 sent
you whole one no longer ago than yester-
day, but l didn't like to say anything about
it.''
Here was poser. Mr. NJ was forthwith
summoned to the bedside of Mrs. NJ, and
the question asked him, if he knew who had
eaten the chicken.
"Yes," replied Mr.. NJ, 81 ate it, Hus-
band and wife's one, you know, and
thought if it did me good, it would help
both of us, and certailly it agreed beauti-
fully with my constitution"
Mrs. Nj. anil the neighbor we're very in
dignant at Mr.. NJ, but we mustn't blame
him, for what an excellent motive he had
TITIZFNS and Strangers look here!
~ D odge's theumatic L!Uim-bt hrs proved teif
an inralu ble n,eJy for kbeums tism Psips In the
BARK ana Chest. illumination OF the Kidneys, Con-
tra, tions OF tn w ces. SPINAL Affections, Ague in
the Brca>i Face, Sore Threat. &r
The above cee ted pr~Iarstion is founded upon
an In fan rt Pc reLefinvgriably fOlows ts use.
Price 30 crnis per httle For sale by
E,PEY M0R iON. Druggrts,
mr. l-3fend Co ner Of + and 9TH IT'S
CHAIN BACK TUCKING COMBS
[ VERY superior nrIic spd hi shy flushed, Just
- ''' LaMMoNDs -.
" hole al. and ret-l Fsuey Street, % door below T.
mar rs 3ttod
WHY WILL YE lie!
C1NSUMpTlyt g. and those l.boi under sfec-
\ j tions nf the u ruat and chest. wou do well TO
call Al our ST re nnd bottle OF ,ts bIets nod ne
berry Pc tors'. a cericin remedy fer the above Dis
eas.s For sale by a--.- t.r T.F
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THE WEEKLY PENNSYLVANIA

l. published by WM. Ii. HOPE, at IS South Third
street, Philadeiphia, at the low price ONE DOLLAR
YEAR
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TITIZFNS and Strangers look here!
" odgeS EEeUlnatic L!Uim-ht he's proved it Elf
n invau ble nieJy for kbeuma tism. Paibs In the
Bark ana Chest. Inflammation OF the Kidneys, Con-
trH tnn< OF tn. w c'es. SPINAL Affections Ague In
the Brca>i Il FACE, sore Ihrrat 4r.
The above ted pr~lnrstion il founded upon
In fan r.ipe. relefnvsrably follows its use.
Price 20 crnis per h.ttle. For sale ny
T. PEY & M0R IiON. Druggirts,
l-3teni Co of T. and 9Th IT'S.
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- IA, Mov.t Helly N. j. Herald Dem

u The Srossf HolIy N. j. Herald DEM
oersfe u,ws1ver GfcllTs ~. tsse Dsno-Fs's r re
1s..,,-s - vo.rI oE Hr Wnsh:. violated -ae =s5,s
81 ths; eozfssa:s and VI. Ene !; OF sAaE nay sst
home.
~ Leonard & Co, Of Boston, sold snail
t,f .hl. collection Of PEiBtrgs "Wednesday uornins
a ~ r-irt ~ bs Washington slstgo Of SIR john fsls,ai
Jrsties ard Recruit. brought SD colpis o. sn. iAs
- -sir ID ~ Schultz IT72 sod for ; D apiece
Ter beautiful sinai by Gn-rr1no, went for 500
EE~ An Indiana paper gives sort OF hint
10 toEnsusn thus - Thar great mulberry, rwo-is,et
fov Of our town. who Il N the hsbt OF cuig- ING ais
Ms. rirh h tong. or anything else that corne % hand
h.d b,er d.sst OF ne vii oe waited uron and ved m
w.v th., WI Be hrn, md some others vho en-
Fase IN thsi interssting exercise
~ Hon. Alexander c. Magruder died st his
reseence near Upper MxrboT0 Maryland, Monday lA.
,s,d ahcEs IS yex-s He was sor l0o< tune ei1eaf
rember Of the Bar 81 Maryland late Chief jade OF n
Court Of AppeaS AID recently Reporter Of sPseseat
CoErt Of ApPesls
~ The Fonda du Lac wis JoErna! says:
I'VE would be pleased to see cor talented and liberal
minded Senator Hon Isaac P. Walker occupy place u
he rev Cabinet"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-05

CRAvArs-Professor HarniitOns remarks at
the Buffalo Medical College ssphyxia and particularly
that form caused by wearing tight cravsts may be OF n
teresf 10 the general reader.
Crhvat first by the Crosts in the sixteenth
century ~ part Of their military dress.
Public Speakers, Members Of Congress and Clergy
men hang themselves By wearing crayats and stocks
high and tight thereby impeding the return Of blood
from tbs hesd this can be explained on physiological
principles The BRAIN IN speaking IL excited 70 increased
action larger quantity Of blood Il sent 20 the substance
and unless find ready return, produces conges-
ton and spopexy
students arc not altogether free from the Effects Of
hgafon Of the neck. q surprising how little pressure
II necessary prevent the ready dow of blood from the
head Thoee who bend their heads torwardas IN itng
or studying ap, feel dizziness and beIFiness n
the head, which OOseung Their craysts or collars alto
gtfheT relieve, and the IN nd returns 10 it, original clear.
In clergyman VINO arepArculary prone 20 bun
de their ncck with large ciavafs bronchitis Is induced
and the vocal chords become relaxed consequence
Men who speak eNteuporsneousy speak longer and
with greater than those who read as their voice q
not confined much 70 one key, and be mOdulstel
with greater freedom.
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been for some years She Is child hy former VIZ
sud the cuty seems % have arisen on account q -
rpiir,ous eiucstion The fsfher belongs 20 the Vslr
dir Church and me grznino,hsr who EFes wiz tie
uncle ard appezrs 70 exercse et inileaos over = ?
child il Rornsn Csth0ic. Toe Julge Eil de-iis t1e
question Of rght 20 morrow.
Yesterday morning. tie steam ferry-boAt
Dido ran into TIE John Fitch, and completely De d.
ished the lade-' cabin q the later. Oae female. Tlo
YVES IN tie cabin received tTiaing Injuries Il
was fortunate that but person va IN the eapn NJ
the time Of the collision, the sccident roud PROB
ABLY have been attended wiki oss Of hfe. The i0s
was 80 dense a; the time the boat struck tia; neer
Of the pilots coald distinguish objects on the river
Henry Raymond, colored. was arrested this
morning for brut&lly besting eolored -omsn
The whip mandatory Of John B0len- on
Eevenfh-st below Gir.rd-sv damagsi By FIRE tais
Horning % the extent Of 600.
The Mayor had full attendance at his teree
this morning. Rumi
John Meany, who was stabbed in Baker-st.
some days znce Is recovering.
Weather to-day shocking! streets ditto.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
~"The KsrcKKRsocxER" for February ia

sS"The KsIcEERBocKER" for February ia
= smiling brilliant nnrber, e0neocted Of the moe:
agreeable varieties which always cone e, the wish Of
IL lnexhau-tibe eitOr. JOurneynss In pam The
C0zztry Doctor TIE Lille Nell "ketches in South
Africa are among the inset readable articles Here
"a b; Of wholesome ethics from Kaicks rscy Up The
River correspondent
hpsrieetly amazing 10 ne that sO-cSllsd good peo-
pie have t.ker up such horrd pathy 70 ~ kinds Il
FESTIVE customs AID recrssti0ns Which have sprung I'D
The ordinary progress Of society and ,hey VIII sn 40
the knitted hands q rosy children n N innocent lance
me sound CT VOL while they caaa0. snake mate
raj lssh Iha suede sordi3 iurnatersl snrt II
greed and last Of gain They vii say 'caa you %
from th-se things 70 yUCr bendee knees say Boldly
and without he.;..t.oa. Yea Fer evsns tie vid.-,
h-lGrity which would condemn, excludes fr the tine
being the gnswins o. envy nnakv.ies md cark
sg care, unchrht.r 1scoE;sa, and cursed ieads Ana
once ted vran<ins religious neizh6orha cd ms. II
would give me pleasure 10 inesn get ID furious
korsersee, which had never YET had the curiosity 70
WEI es. znd Def as heavily they liked for Thought
ia; the Improvement Of The breed Of horss vas h q
Ergunsni for that wicked kind Of sport but mint De
an Improvement % the breed Of men Do not irna-sne
LAT an retained counsel for the Union Course or
hat am candidate ior jockey eub Ify,, quietly ia
hsie hcsae IN As country, one story and hAlf high
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The Negro Market.

Negro property sells very high az present,
stimulated ~ the abundance Of money in Missouri and
the demand for labor. Railroads and plankroads and
other Western Improvements make e great cal for
hands and alrlos, California prices We sabjosD for
the information Of persons abroad and tie study q
spectators the pad for Degroe az srs sales n
e tstes made the IL, inst Paris II Monroe CounE,
as we gsfher from The Avca-y:
Nrs Sockets Es1lk-Woman. aged . years, aud
chid $50; man, aged q, sl,l50i g. aged l6 se9o;
boy, sged Is sl,0lo gin, aged Is, s71oi boy, a;ed
s3s7; boy. aged 3. 500.
RsrsmGas Es1afs-Woman, aged % years, and child
$50; man. eyed 90 800; man aged g. ss65; nsHL
aged % 81 OBS girl aged y Sis boy, aged - s1ll
boy aged 10, $50 zr aged T. si36; boy. aged sio1
woman, aged %, $50.
Crsr', F.efs-Msn. aged . years sss5; boy aged 70
year. ESQ; boy aged 10 s7ol girl, aged Is, s7s5;
twins. aged 6 boy and girl 500.
L0A9's Estase-Woman, IL years old, and child,
ess5
TIE two former estates were sold on twelve mouths
credit and the two latter for cash In hand The a5ose
list Ct slaves with two exceptions were bought
by citizens Of the County 81 Louis Repuh, Jsn q.
HIGH PRIcEs.-T The Point Coupe La Eoh0
Of the 18th has the following facts with regard 20 the
present value Of negroes AT succession sale which
we attended on Monday last struck at the es
trAsdinsry high prices II which the negroes were soil
The ters fifteen per cent cash. and the balance
on a credit OF one and two years Ga these conditions
we saw ordinary negro sold for over DO and
field hands At over l. 400 When consider that orr
population s entirely destitute Of banking facilities these
prices prove degree Of agricultural prosp srty Of which
we may well be proud"
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SAINT ~. Marie Canal.

After hard struggle, the Senate has passed
the BIZ for the construction ofthe Saul ST. Marie Canal
And very good bin IL L. too think. ltprovides tor
locks $50 feet long ard 10 feet wide, with two basins
Specializing contractors exered ali the influence In
their power 70 make the State large contributor to the
work. by exemptin the $4,000 Of land from tax
ston Tor eve years. Every appliance used 10 SO
this nice bonus 10 the contractors IAe work
work that would sbsorb hall the capital OF ell the
Tractors IN the Union, and none hut monied men"
rich capitalist Some OF whom our own have sought
10 eoutEOF everything connected with the Canal here
snd elesbere for The past yeagO could or would take
tie work fIOm the flippaui manner the words the
Contractors St, Cor co) want this or thst) provision
stranger b all the circumstances" taat have
rcurGed the canal appropriation would suppose thai the
job already taken By certain pAres aud the terms
al fixed The journals vii Sb1w 10 stood irm ~ The
true interests OF the Sfztc sad tie Upper Peninsula on
the question 70 exempt the land frum t&xsr0a Ga tie
proposition 10 exempt tie land from Axz-iOa Tor sac
purposes or Eve years TIE vote stood Ieas Ia NAYS l
and on The pTcpc<iion % exempt the lands from az
taxes for I'VE yeaIs tAe vote stood Yeas T. NAYS %
TAe las; shows pretty satisfactorily the d-.ermi
nation u the Senate nOt yield the capiy os con
tractors. Much credit Il due Senators Clark r5m the
Upper Peninsula johnson. Of Ssg;naw Mcssrs Frzck
and S,owei q Wayne rs senators from the Grand
River CoUutry and Others whose names We cannot
member, for their eorts in securing good 5n and
IN resisting the attempts - exempt the contractors
and impose on the ccunties some SIS 900 yezrfH
fveyear. II Is hoped the House vii ccari in the senate
bill and IL y expected they vii Detroit Tribune.
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YUCATAN.

We have advices by the way Of Havana
from Merida to the 18th Of January movement had
taken place In that city the previous evening de-
signed 10 second tho revolutionary plan Of Guadaaara
and to dspacc the authorities Of the State. Don Miguel
Barbachsno 70 yield the post of Governor to Dan
Ronulo Disz de la Vega The head Of the insurrec
ton was Zelina, citizen Of yalladolid whose indu
ence was chiefly confined 10 the eastern portion ofhs
Isthmus We have no certain intelligence as TO the
upshot Of tho Revolution. Some Of the prints
nounce 4. entire success while others publish procia.
nations from Barbschano. exhorting the people TO
order and submission 10 the legal authorities The
eel sailed before the issue Of the pronunciamcnto could
be ssccrtsined
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Things In philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA. Friday Feb. 4, 1853
This morning, the Grand jury Of the United
States District Court returned thirty tue bills agaas
various psrties, for violating the laws Of the United
States TIE Of the parties, Sod the otcnses with
Which they are charged, sie As follows Oliver 7. Glen
con. tive bills 6r mskng AID passing sold dollars
ignored The person, eve tue bills for making
and passing quarter eagles. Frederick Tart ave true
ns FOR making and passing gold dollars. George Bow
man, hye uae hls for making and passing gold dollars
nrsnksn Cxsfsa, ave true bis Tor the same o6 anse
Fear Hll, I've true hi,ls for the sane Otcnse The
above are tAe parties arrested lea weeks sace u LSs
CASTER Ceonty, BY I. : Deputies Marsha Jenkins and
hAGen. AID The Mayors otfcers Wood AMI G,liey.
use ha was slso bound against John Irwin. charged
wAn nAs<shn large quantity Of Havzas eizars on
shore, fro,a or beard he brsz RIA
Five true bills weEe foand gains; Charles Cl.-k ss-
making and passing gold dollars
AnS eeguAry term q the T. = District Court herins
On 1e te,r1 NoncSy N the month; b, tha above
osases WI nsi Be uiea until the f0Suth Monday IN FEB
rcxry.
The ordinance against displaying signs. de-
s,ces or goods ON awnings, swnins rasiS or mat,
gees into iorce in tbs CITY On the 2ss q March.
Edward Hawkins, the father OF little rirl
about - years Of age sued writ of hsbeas eu,s
askias that he sAoai hare the custody Of his ed VII,
y now n ths possess,oa Of her sgai and unce ~ has
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LATER IRON u.PRrvcE.-By the ar

LATER FR0M PoRr-Au'PhINcE.-By the ar
rival Of the brig Isabella Reed Capt Rice, have adj
vices from PorsuPrnce to the 18th Of January. The
reports Of the rsvages Of the yellow foyer At thai port
are still very distressing. The chief mate Of the lss
bella Reed Mr.. George Hutchings died of the disease
on the 5h Of January. Cspt Rice reports that sick
men are sent on shore daily from the shipping, the
being fatal In nearly nine out often He also
reports that there hospital and that 10 often diff
fcu nd any place for tho sick Several vessels In
port had Lost both officers aud by the disease.
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The following are the Yeas and Nays In the
House Of Representatives on Thursday. February J.
1873 on laying on the table the motion (peodng from
the Lac; session. to reconsider he vote By which The
bin 10 strni, Railroad Iron free Of duty rejected;
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