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la ND OF THE SOUTH.

- - N ~ ~ Il IL
BIZ HON. a. p; MEEK.
Land of the South imperial land iss
How proud thy mountains rise
How sweet thy scenes on every hand : sxSl
q How fair thy covering skies - -
s But not for this--oh, not for these;
- love thy fields to roam
Tho hast dearer spell TO me-
Thou art my native home
Thy rivers roll their liquid wealth, e
Thy hills and valleys bloom with health,
And green with verdare bel =.
S Yet, not for thy proud ocean streams,
Not for thine azure dome
Sweet sunny South ~ cling to thee
Thou art my native home Is -
: I've stood beneath Itafa's cline; -
Beloyedsof tale and song
On Helyyn's hills proud and sublime,
.-as there natures wonders thrung
BY Fempe's classic, sun lit streams, + s..ss-
= Where gods of old did roam;
But meier have found SO fair a land,
g As thou-my native homel
/, And thou hast prouder glories too,
Than nature ever gave
Peace sheds DER, thee her genial dew,
And freedom pinions waye,-
FAR science fling her pearls around,
SO Religion lifts her dome:- ss==s-s ~.
These TOO .endear thee to my henrt-s
My own loved native home . s s s5sssz 5sssy
And heavens best gift to man Z" is thine,
God bless thy rosy girls -
Like sylvan flowers, they sweetly shine,
- Their hearts are pure as pearlsl
And grace and goodness circle them,
Where'er their footsteps roam,
How can l then, whilst loving Them
Not love my native homer = =
Land of the South imperial land
Then here's health to thee -
Long as thy mountain barriers stand,
Mayst thou be blest and free
May dark dissension's banners ne'er
Wave DER thy fertile loam-
But should it come there's one will die
To save his native home!
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s. ,,s.s AY sHINaroN, April Z, l854..
Szr FfSgates Of Congress IN
Secretary DobbisaNeac coizaqs of = Jsaioias Dr.
SO fsasden Treaty Pacific Halliday, &c.
The promptness with which the Senate yesterday
passed the Six Frigates bill from the House. leaving
the Secretary of the Navy untrammeied as to the
manner and mode of construction, is a gratifying
manifestatio Of the unalloyed confidence Of Cong
North Ths as ssts g ss
sure. was recommended by Mr. Secretary Dobbin in
K his first report Congress has now given him what
he asked and the country will look to him for six
trlumphs ninaval ship building. Five years have
been Known to be consumed between the keel and
launchof our large ships of war Judging Mr.. Dob
bin by the energy and decision of his official move
ments here It would be riskng little to say that he
viii surprise the nation in eighteen months or go.
with a. new and invincible feet. They will be plan.
ned and on the stocks at any rate before your Leg
islature shall take him from the Cabinet to seat him
in the Senate ss@5.s
Eagles" and Unions! What peculiarly ma
tlonal names for American money! The idea is pa
otic and poetic, introduced yesterday in the SEN
ate by California Gwinn to coin 500 pieces to be
called Unions $5os to be called Half Unions, and
$50 Quarter Unions. The Treasury Department rec
ommend that the mint in San Francisco shall be au-
thorized at present to strike only Half Unions This
measure has come up on petition from California
that IN the absence OF all paper money, heavy de-
nomination OF gold coin is want in commercial
transactions in that new and wonderful State:
The Gadsden Treaty is consuming more of the
Senates time in secret session than the territory
worth. The debate, have reason to believe, has
been of the most exciting characters and the facts
ELECTED should be presented to the nation AFTER if
you please, the matter is disposed Of The opinion
prevails that the treaty will be rejected and Mr.
Gadsden will remain in South Carolina. He has de-
clares that he goes back only with the treaty Who's
up for the mission?
The Pacific Railway bill is daily expected to be
taken up in the Senate 1t was made the special
der for the 9th of last month. Mr.. Senator Gwin
is prepared to make twenty page octave speech
upon its vastness and Importance. The Appan way
pleted. SUR.
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WAsnrNeroN, April 4, 1854. s
Geoz. Of North Carolina.

WASHINGTON, April 2, 1854.
The motion to go into Executive session, to-day,
upon the treaty was objected to. Further discussion
is considered useless. But the final vote reject
ing the treaty will be deferred in the vain hope that
an arrangement be made for its resusctation.
1t is well ascertained that, whatever may be the dis
dictionary powers of Gen. Almonte, in regard to
alterations of the treaty; he will not exert them
to an extent that will prevent its speedy rejec-
ton. y. 1893
obstinate the opposition Senators to
the extension of territory Southwark and Slavery
ward, that they will not vote for the treaty even if
the twenty million inducements should be stricken
out. The result of the rejection of the treaty may
be, according to the views of of flibusters
the entire dsorganization ofthe Mexican government
and the destruction of every power with which we
could make treaty In this case, our Southern and
southwestern people will soon be obliged to take
Mexico upon their hands, and the short-sighted pol
Nicans of the North will be the means of creating
save-holding communities in all Spanish North:
America, from Ell Paso down to the Isthmus of Da-
rien
Another treaty will be attempted, but it cannot
be made. Santa Anna will throw himself on other
resources appealing to the nationality of Mexico for
support and counting also foreign alliances. War
on one side side, or Fillibustersms on the other,
Will soon give the whole of Mexico is the alterna-
i've to recognition of her national rights by her
sister republic fS@
Wash Cor. Of the Baltimore Sun
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AARON BURR AND THE WIDOW OF HAMILTON
Correspondence of the Detroit Enquirer -Alegan,
Monday March 6, 1854. Mr.. Editor;
Seeing paragraph in your paper of the 4th, speak
ing of the OMISSION in all the lives written of Alex
ander Hamilton, of the name of his wife, reminds
me of thrilling and painful incident to which
was eyewitness, connected with that lady (who,
by the way, suppose few will need be informed,
was, before marriage, daughter of Gen. Schuyler,
of Albany.) About the year 1922 as near as [ can
recollect, was on board one of the old Fulton and
Livingston line boats (say the James Kent of Chan
cellor Livingston,) on my way from New York to
Albany. All who travelled in those days will recol-
lect that the dinner hour quite interesting as
The ladies were of course provided for first
and the gentlemen who stood the foot of the
tables, could crowd upon the back seats ESQ that
they respectfully retreated the ladies DOWN.
until the latter were seated; then such not
crowded quite off could take seat the signal be-
ing given.
Among the first that were passing up next to the
bcrths and back of one table, was Aaron Burr, and
it was my lot to be next to him. We got far up
those ahead of could go, before coming to seats
stand facing the table. AT that moment there came
down opposite to large lady richly dressed in
black, and yelled, and while yet standing, directly
opposite to Burr she put her veil aside, and raising
her eyes the table, she saw with his eyes di
recty upon her. Aaron Burr, and only separa ted by
the width of the table. She gave loud scream and
fell, but there being quite number standing by,
they caught her and carried her out. The boat
then about approaching Ncwburg, and she insisted
on being put ashore at once, as she would go no
further in the boat with Burr on board, and it was
done she wished.
During the whole at the table Burr stood
like statue, looking with stoic-like Indifference
and composure never moving muscle; and, as
Mrs. ii. was'removed he sat down and ate a very
hearty dinner and went On his way, as usual.
But to say relishcd and enjoyed my dinner, crow
ded up to close proximity to that man. with the his
tory of that fatal duel rushing through my mind,
cannot
1t was remarked at the time that Mrs. Hamilton
said it was the first time she had set her eyes
Aaron Burr since the day he killed her husband,
and no doubt it was the last. r. K
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Infe from GlIif.lrnin


New ORLEANS April 5. The steamer Ell Dorado
arrived at the Balize early this morning. bringing
California dates of the 10th ult. She left Aspin-
wall on the 3Oth ut and brings 1870 passengers and
S140 900 in gold. The George Law to sail
the 31st for New York. with 500 passengers and near
ly 81 GOO 900 in gold The Golden Gate had arrived
at Panama in IL days from San Francisco Wells
& Fargo forward from Sacramento, for shipment to
the Atlantic States, 900 lbs of gold
Accounts from Walkers expedition very
discouraging. They quartered at St Vincents.
and his forces daily diminishing Several had
returned to San Francisco.
Capt Stran, reported having been killed by
wild beasts is safe.
There little general news from California. The
country was healthy and the rainy season unusually
severe.
Provisions were depressed and many failures were
announced.
New ORLEANS April 5. The steamer Daniel Web
ster has arrived from San Juan, bringing additional
California news The trial of Watkins, the alleged
fillibuster, had commenced. Gen. Foote was one of
his counsel
The steamer of the 18th took 50, 000, 900 in
gold. The markets were stagnant, and six failures
had occurred, including commission and jobbing
houses.
Money was stringent, and real estate had largely
declined. The mining accounts were very favorable.
Col Fremont was oyertaken in the mountains, going
by the central route to San Francisco. Several of
the party had died of cold and hunger. g
The Star of the West sailed for New York on the
31st., with 100000 in gold. 80 s.
COPPER IN ABUNDANCE. We were shown a. few
days since sample of Copper, taken from the Hope
well Mine in this County, about II miles from
Charlotte This sample was broken from a lump
weighing 80 pounds in pure a state as is com
monty found in our best mines. The company are
now engaged in raising lump of the same, which
they suppose will weigh thousand pounds, thus, 1T
will be seen that the most extrayagant hopes OF spe-
culators in this mineral likely to be realized from
the mining operations in this section of Country, and
lloSe yyh
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MARRIED,

At Genwood, near Tallahassee Tuesday the 4th of
April 1854, by the Right Rev. bishop Ruedge JOS Jno
Williams to Eliza Helcn only daughter of Noah L. Thomp
son-all of Florida
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HESTER Nor TAKEN Z We learn that party yes
'efday visited Willis Hester's house. some five miles
west west of Hsborough, for the purpose of arresting
Gn and while they were searching the premises, he
slpped out and made his escape upon Q horse that
que Ine OF the party had been rding-a fine gray, be-
were were fred at him, and it is supposed that some Of
ne shot hit him. Some of the party continued the
pursuit. but at the last accounts had not been taken.
iLlsborough Recorder.
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g. The Trustees of the Fayetteville Female High
raOol have purchased opposite the Methodist
~ on Hay street. and intend to erect buildings
immediately for the purposes intended:
Fay. CaroIinia7s
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TIL MAR KETs.
RALEIGH MARKET.

Il.
REPORTED NORTH CAROLINA srANDARp)
APRIL TO- 1854
No change except in Flour which lower The market
continues very badly supplied with provisions.
FLOUR-S6, market well supplied.
BACCN-9 to 10 cts per To-, hog round.
LARll-l0 cts. per tb.
BUTTER-20 cts per H.,
EGGS-l0 cts. per dozen.
CHICKENS cts. each scarce
CORN-$4 25 TO 81 80 per barrel.
MEAL-$4 so per barrel 49,
FODDER-$1 40 per 100 lbs.
OATS-S1 10 per 100 lbs, sheaf.
so cts. per bushel
STOCK PEAS-Red, 50 cts. per bushel.
" White, 50
DRIED APPIES-$l per bushel, scarce.
q" PEACHES-$2 scarce.
SWEET POTATOES-75c cts. per hushel, scarce
FRESH PORK cts. per IT,
{" BEES 90 per IT ON foot.
COTTON-9 cts. per ID.
FAYETTEVILLE, April 8, 1854
The present has been dull week in the produce market
BACON-Supply good and rather dull 10 20 lu15
u ID COTTON-Sales not easily made .
for best grades CORN-Market well supplied and the
price lower, 81 az 81 TO- FLOUR-Keceipts Stacking #
30 % So 30 ~ 50 Eatabes of all kinds
high. SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE--J4 cents u gallon
RAW none.
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REPORTED FOR THE "xoRrH-c

NoRFoLk, April
BY A. N. MPHEErERS & Co,
Wholesale GrOcers Foraodrltg d Commission Merchants
No e ROANOKE SQUARE.
FLOUR-The market is very dull and inactive. We
quote s F. 81 e 81; Extra s14; Family s7s4 q ss14
S9TToNMD%I g ri decline ines since last
&AVAI II furpcntine ss a e5 cts; Fine
Rosin, S214 "a 50; common 81 70 "a $l5S Tar S215 "a
sTAvEs-Pipe $50; W. O. hid. s4s q s44; R. o. hid
LiME-Thomaston s11s; W. C. 81 25; Burnt SO cts q
Salt B; Fine 50 s21s; &c. A. s17E; T; 1, none.
PkoysIoNsmNew Fork go O. sIs PRIME ga
q 81; Va Lard 1o19 IL cs Western 10 cts Goshen
MoLAssEs Cuba 25 @ 90 cts; N O. 81 a 81 cts
eANDLES-Sperm 50 q AZ cts; Adamantine 70 q 81
sGGARs-f; R: ~ q e1<; \. o. 81 q sx; Refined
n B. The synief Europa abUui dUr Her
news has not yet reached The general impression
to be that it will be better for Breadsiuffs.
-. PETERSBURG, April s.
TOBACCO-Broaks increasing, u shade
lower to-day. Wequote Jugs at s4 TO $61 leaf $6>4
COTTON-Salcs at 91<c. for good quality
CORN-In fair demand at "a TO cents.
WHEAT-But little arriving. We quote at 81 so to
FLOUR-Th;s article held at SIX to ~ for ordinary
BACON-Yirginia cured hog round, 91zc; Western
GUANoSss55o for 1000 lbs.
LAhD-ln ooisr lo{ac; surety prime IN Kegs II a
u12c. DeznocrR.
WILMINGTON, April 8.
EURPENTINE-Not transactions report
Market rather dull with offering
this morning Last sales SD 80 for yellow dip and 81
hard, q $50 lbs.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Nothi doing in this article
and market quiet In the absence orders are no
buyers asking 90 cents per gal
lon The stock for sale is Light, and Supposed
coed Goo bbls.
ROSIN-Market is firm for Common and sales made YES.
terday of ESQ bbs (own made at 81 l2 for large bbs
TARReceipts light, and prices tending downward l55
bbls sold this morning at 81 80 D Dbl.
BACON-About 5000 lbs No. has received this morn.
ing from Duplin county, and sold at u ID from
wagon.
which sold to-day at Sz11 Qg SO cents u busIlel.
MOLASSES-Sales OF former arrivals ut q % cents
81 gallon in quantity -,
OF four RATS at S. So 3d. IS rs q $40
q NJ. 50 sse5ss-f : - -, eoufmak. =
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lust TO HAND.-A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
~ choice CIGARS and amongst them that favorte brand
La Palmetta. xbss.k - :
Also large lot of that superior Smoking Tobacco Fine
Old Mid. Call at F; MARiER'S co
April 10, 1854 ID
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I. Is
abQb ~. ,,laa .F.a BY
afl 3 ss10 s'ossy'sv g
Hester stands chared ne 60 ne that one Willis
WINS Is 81 vffae in
limits Of this State and escaped bsyena fhs
is 6 a end that SAD
Proclamation, offering reward of Issue
ID Iss a 81 sad Isbssg e the sheriff
WINS Ho,.o,,s - 80. 49,. m
about forty YEAR, &c n.y. a. @ be
feet inches high rather thick generally clean shaved
of shoqnr his neas lss and fond
Gos ae and as s. ela biz
heard Tsl from ,nlGE e Mas h1s PG
a. ga under my 6snd and attested with
SEAL ~ e III, Sea. sea- OF the State North Caroa,
Dts d. ISL l'y 0i Aaieieh' this March zsdi A.
by Z the ne. Governor rho DAVID S. REID.
Raleigh March & aRAa rs, U.s. iss ,'sats seesfy a7a
The Democrat Charlotte and the Banner, Columba s. C.
WI sss9 s g;ss * as3511sns -
o Err THAN EXERT The Subscribers AZ gest
bey haH & the citizens Of Raleigh and that
e i .fs; T received an new stock of all
will do ali ol ene Geaal patronage already reserved they
TTe;r ,rnesont .+nol, -. ,;s.s 49,. -.
JEWELRYGoId Earring Br eass G ubDs Fngsr
cssiss ssssi;s ss. S
: fancy GOODS Sc aIsnef, @e Esaa,
aeatss sn Refsue Of all as Paper ashe
monies Of Leather Velvet ahd Peaf French Cigar cases
and Pocket Combs of IyorV Id RPuthey,
fF esnss pr rgskng and side Combs
GERS from 40 cents to "a tbe d eaps ana sa1
of all sizes IooIp asse ane lnoa hSp0er dolls
Ali kinds Of Prmer and l o. Genus 10 = o.
o. - Ii alu Autes requisites.
e9SFEcTIoSARY aie Ffeseh Candies
Scheam Schnaps &c. &c +. MIHIER + CIT
Nalegn, Aprn ~, 1894. - p
ebsice zig ,Rs an Full Ill ass OF
fs9it arss lot Of that superior Smoking Tobacco. ra
oi ap Miid TO- 1854 Call at F. hARlERs GO
No ~, ~ f,7,77 =. = -
y COUNTY, Superior Court Of Law, Spring Term, 1854
Eliza M Gwyer vs. George Gyyer.Petton for Divorce
Gwyer the defendant in this case resident Of this
Stale or 50 concsas himself that the ordinary process of
therefore ordered By the Court that publication be made
IN shs North Carolina Standard weekly pub.
GGeP%pbcan weekly published in d
appear at the next term of This (o,r e H. bia s 40
Monday in septeme eS and sa5 on h mel donra
m Pr9 wbe as 6S 1
Court hereunto set my hand and the q e,
E. p ROUTLEDGE CLERK
Aprn ~, 1904. 4S-wSm.
IMPORTANT SALE OF REAL ENT ATI1-
ABy virtue of decree of the Court Of Equity the Coun4
William d. Battle and Others the Clerk and Master Will
expose to sale to the highest bidder credit twelve
Monday the 18th day May next a valuable tract Of
land containing Twelve hundred and fiy acres living
in the said county NASH adjoining the lands Of Dr.
Gray Stills, Benjamin Wheless and Others %
This land is considered valuable it lies in good
neighborhood and in the nmediae vicinity Of Beiod
MI in
the day of sae. 80 -
cbaset WIN Il vi "a n II I 9N o. Me Rut
NasLy;ft. y 4. 11.;, iais y.
. -, =, Pl :, 80" ~ ~.
ORTIZ CAROL1NC EDITION OF MITCH
- ELLIS INTERMEDIATE GEOGRAPHY-As
tenn of Modern Geography compfisius desctponof the
present state of the world and its five divisions
Empires Kingdoms States Territories IjIusftafed
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"A company has srecently been formed on Deep
River styled IS The Gulf and Deep River Iron Man
ufacturing Company, which has resolved upon the
investment of $75 900 capital to erect Iron Works
at the Gulf. Mr.. j.. Y. Wren, of the firm Of Nren
& Brothers, Founders and Machinsts Of Pottsville,
Pennsy 1vapia present and subscribed for stock
to the amount of 81, 600.
Gyeens5oroug1 Patriot.
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"a New Orleans paper tells US of man who has
worn out four pair Of boots in two months all in
trying to collect the money to pay for theml Really
IL these are $ times to try mems soles e xss
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NORMAL COLLEGE. We learn that the Rev. S. NJ
FRosT, of Fayetteville will preach the Annual Ser
mon, and that r. p. Dick, Esq, of our town. has
been selected to deliver the Address the Literary
Societies at the Commencement. sz<.5
In the midst of the general prosperity and pro-
gress around us, we are pleased to learn that this
Institution is moving onward It's patronage is con-
stantly increasing and, we told second to none
in the country, the University excepted.
We learn that it's just receiving Philosophical
Astronomical and Chemical Apparatus pronounced
by Chamberlain & Richie, of Boston, (the makers)
equal to any thing furnished by that far-famed
establishment. Gree,ls6oyough Patriot.
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Indiana, within few years past, has constructed
] 1000 miles Of rail road.
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a. CHANCE ron MONEY LENDERS

fA&GHAHCE FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
subscriber offers for SALE at par Eleven Bonds Of the
County of Nesy Hanover, for 0NETH0USAND DOLLARS
eacpayable in two, three four, and five
interest from date interest payable
annually the first day each and
No safer investment Early application
: sirable - w. C. BETTERC0ERT,
Chairman Building Committee
Wilmington April 3d. 1861
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= By the Governor sf54VJn & i3Efn
SML F ADAMS, jr:i Psisats Ssrretayy ts...D
Raleigh, March %, 1854. IS = sgslstl s7--st
The Democrat Charlotte and the Banner fo,,rnh;a
will each =
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NT EDICAL SOCIETY OF THE STATE OF
W. NORTH CARoEINA.-The next annual meeting of
the Medical Society of North Carolina will be held in sai
eigh the second Tuesday of May, 9th of May) 1854
The Society will conycne at 4 o'clock, P. M.
Delegates Permanent Members and the Profession gen.
orally requested to attend.
5000 :. S 81 81 sATCHWEIsL H. d.,
- Sec. e. Nod sSociett
April s, 1854 as EioIz4 -wtd, ~
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NOTICE.-THE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE To-
inform the Citizens of Raleigh and vicinity that he haG
ers where he intends keeping general assortment Of
CONTEMPORARIES. Also, we'll selected stock of
FAMILY GROCERIES, to which he would call the
attention of purchasers assuring them his best Efforts
will be exerted to please in price and quality
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N B-STEAM CANDY mannfactursS by him and viii
be sold as low be purchased elsewhere wholesale
retail. z5~s1st@- 49, sffs
Also, fresh supply of Oranges Lenons (by the Box,
Raison e and boxes.) Nuts Of ali kind Figs Prunes
&c. Preserves Cordas, Cigars of cit kinds, French
German Goods. -s5a-aEss A. Pr
= Raie AI,rl XII
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-08-19
" Just as the twig is bent
Tho trees inclined -

In an appendix to the reported trial of the
murderer Ward, appears an affidavit made bv
Prof Sturges. which opens another trait in the
character Of the mother Of these notorious
chips of the old block" 1t seems that Prof
5, In the discharge OF his duty as teacher once
whose lie brought Butler to his grave. Ma
Ward, on that occasion sent for Prof s. ~
demanded what he meant by treating Ward
in that manner Cleveland Herald.
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TO- Rev. DR.. Lee replies to the notice OF
his election to the Episcopate of Iowa, that tho
election being contested one, he shall defer
his decision until the authorities of the church
(the Bishops and committees throughout the
United States,) shall confirm the action of tho
Iowa Convention. 1t is not probable there will
he any dissent ON the part of those authorities
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-08-19

SINGULAR SuIclDE-Yesterday morning Joh,
Campbell, an old and we'll known farmer 81
Wapsinonoc township, in this county, commit.
ted suicide by taking strychinne, because he
could not procure areaper to harvest his grain!
He appeared to be as sane as usual, and died
In about an hour after taking the poison. lie
threatened the evening before to DESTROY his
life. but IS he had frequently spoken so When
he became vexed, little attention was paid TO
what be said.--hiu.eat.ne Jomauk
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Tho Jackson Democrat, Tenn, tells a good
Joke Of gentleman in that vicinity, who cur
ed his horses scaled back by using the mag
netic Ointment" aud whose praise of the ONT
.iGnt induced his wife to read the pamphlet
%nicn accompanied the bottle. She discovered
.na. .ne ointment was recommended for ere
s sna .ne nair giving it a glossy appear
She did So and it changed the color If bar t,a
from black to fiery red ''A ~ nei nai'