davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-01-17
A NEW
Hap of North Carolina,

Aldp VI NCllu UdlVlIId,
irT'HE undersigned are preparing. aud aiIl pull
lib, as soon a. the nsrrssars Surveys. &c..
can he obtained. New, Large, and Complete
/ Mar or NaRTH caEoLISA, five feet ty three.
well engraved and finished in lie besi III T..
i |. i admitted On al sides. that suc D sofk IL
q great desldetaium IN our Stale. and il i. in
consequence Of Ibe frequent inquiries on this sub
jeci. that the undersigned have embarked III the
enterprise.
+ The only attempted work of this Kind Is thar
~ McRac. published 10 1883; and since then
ihe couniies, Towns, Road. aud Poa.oliire,
have increased ia number. and I'll our works Of
Internal Improvements, with small exceptions.
been sci on foot.
Itis1blenjed thai the New Map, nov propas.
I'll 70 he published. shall contain accurately laid
down, al the Natural FeaiDtes u ihe sisic-ihe
lnleis, Hafbors. sounds, Lakes. Rivers, Creeks.
Mountains. &c.
Also, The public Improvements end artificial
divisions. The Railroads, Plank Roads. Coun.
tics, County Towns, Post.ollices, Ciiir.. Villages.
Post.foads and Canals, Colleges, Academies, &C.,
&c.
The Map viii be ready ~ ibe summer ofIs55.
WILLIAM y. COOKE,
SAMUEL PEARLE.
TERMS:
IN Best style, Gill RolIsrs and First Imprs,.
sions. $1,000
Ii Plain style. Blark Rollers. 600
Information from any source, and which may
he of service IN making The sl,o.c wik. will ~
thankfully received. Allcommunicaiions should
be addressed 10 WM. ID. COOKE.
Rlleigh, August, 1854. So
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-01-17
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.


In Fquity-September Term, 1854.
John Berry, Administrator Of Haughawout,
against
James and RolcH >ioan. and others.
Original BN.
IT.appeaiiug 10 the t'ourt, that William Eli
OFT. one u the defendants 10 this case, ~
sides beyond the limits Of this state: Il Is there
fore, on notion. ordered By the Court. that al
yrrlisemdn. b. made f0f six successive weeks, in
the lIillslproush Recorder, notifying The slid
defendant Of the fling Of ihis ball, ani that IN.
less he a?prars al the next Term II this Court,
to I've held az lilo court house IN HillsOr0ngi,
on the secorj Monday 10 March ne1t, AMI plead,
answer o. drnur u aid Till the same will le ia
ken pro eoajesso and heard er pari, AZ 70 him.
Witness. .. T.. Long, CLERK and Master II our
said Coun Of Equity. At office ID Hlll,horoagh,
the second Monday Of September, 1850.
q. y. LONG, c. & NE.
November 10. Price adv. s4:5o.) gs-6w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-01-17
Coach Mandatory

Coach Mandatory,
In IHiiIsb0r0ugh.
THE subscriber would inform the riding part
L Of the community, tha, he is now carrying
on, in the town OF Hillsborough,
THE MANUFACTURE OF
Buggies, and all kinds Of Car
riageS,
on much larger scale than II has ever been
done before in the town or county; and that he
is prepared to do all kinds Of Repairing at the
shortest notice and in lie best manner. lie Hat
tiers himself that the community canhc supplied.
at his establishment, with as good and nice work
as they can get any where, North or South; and
by doing good work he will Try TO make them
believe il.
He has now on hand an assortment Of good
Buggies and Barouches. Those wishing to pur
chase would do well to call and examine fol
themselves before they buy elsewhere.
lie will warrant all his work and il any par
of il gives way in consequence of not having
been well done, he will feel bound to have dom
over, If called upon to do so withina reasonable
time AFTER il leaves the shop. He is determined
to Try 10 do his work as il should be done, AM
has therefore procured some of the bes, workmel
he could get--both Northern and Southern. Al
his materials were selected by himself, and h
does mol intend 10 work any but such az are good
He begs leave here to return his thanks 10 tn
public Tor The liberal patronage he has hereto
fore received; and hopes, by strict attention !
business, to increase that patronage.
All orders for work from distance, will b
promptly attended to.
A. C. MURDOCH.
! August 81. To-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-01-17
THE HILLs5oaoUGH RECORDER.
issrslIsnrp ws,Rtr
ny DENNIS HEAEr1. < SON.

Ternis.-TMo Dollars year. If paid ii %.
vance Two Dollars and rims Gents, II roi raid
within three months; or Three Dollars, IL delsyrc
until alter the expiration Of tie year.
No paper will be discontinued until 81 sueara-
ges arc paid, unless Al The option Of the tublisheIs
Hereafter no paper will Ne sent 10 q new sul..
scribefout Of unless pay mcni Il made in
advance or some person ~ tie state will lecome
rcspc!t.nlei the editors; and The paper v III ~,
he gJnt TO subscriber out Of the state e., more
than two ycarswiibout pas ment, unless il il 10
1ir personally known TO u aud ID whose inite.
iIiy we have confidence.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-01-17
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
oRAsgg County.
10 Equity-Septrnber Term, 1854.
james yickcfs and wife, snl others,
ngHHai
Willie 4. KhoIcs. anil others.
Petition 70 zen Lind.

GdAigq 10 seH LIND.
IT appearing 70 the Court, that James w.
Rhodes, Pleasant Rhoies. aud Zachary
Rhodes, three Of The defendant, IN this cause,
reside beyond the limits # this state! Il Il
therefore. Oh motion. ordered BY Tic Court. that
advertisement be made ior six successive weeks.
10 the Hilsberoueh Recorder. notifying the said
defendants u Ire filing 81 this petition, and that
unless they appear at The next term of this
Couu, % be held II the couu house IN HiIlslo.
rough, on The second Monday Of Marh neSi,
and plead. answer Or dennt to said petition. the
samc eilI br taken pro c0gJssso and heard e.
paris ~ 20 them.
Witness. o. y. Long. Clerk and Master Of our
.aid Court q Equity. at oiIirc 10 Hisbotough
Ihe second MONDAY u September, 1854.
q. Y. Long, E. s. N. q.
November 70 ipdce ajs. sh3o.l g2-Gw
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-01-17
WANTED.

u IGHT AWAY. IN exchange for new Goods.
~ 500 yards Of woolsn Jeans.
300 eoiored plain wove Linscya
300 white i. Do.
500 Of Tow and Cotton Cloth.
400 Of Bluc-striped Cotton Cloth.
200 pairs Of Wool Sock.
200 lbs. homc-spun Shoe Thread.
LONG Il WEBB.
COTTON, eilherin the seed or picked. bouehl
" BY LONG & WEBB.
October 90. 59-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-01-17
mn. SrRONG'S

pICTCgAL gIDMAJE PILLS.
A Remedy for Coughs, Coiis. caiGr,h, Broa-
ehitis, Group. whooPing Cough, Asthma, Com
sumption, Nervous Diseases. Dyspepsia, Cosiive.
ness. Erysipeias, Disease Of the Hear, Inaamma-
lion and Pain in the Chest, Back and Side, and
all diseases arising from deranged state Of the
stomach, and 10 relieve the distress and bad feel
ing from eating too hearty food. in weak and
dyspepiic habits. GJ Warranted 90 be purc-
" vegetable.
These Pills set IS an Exreciorani, Tonic. and
Apefieni. One IS cent boz possessesthfee times
more power TO cure diseases than one dollar
bottle Of any ofihe Syrups, Bslsams, or Saisapa.
rllss that were ever made. and simple Trial Of
only one box will prove this important truth.
They promote ENpectorafiOn.
Loosen the Phlegm, and Clear The Lungs and
other secretory Organs II 81 morbid matter. and
there i no other remedy 10 the whole MateTia
Medica capable Of impafiing such healing pro.
periies 10 Tie Lung. and Vital Organs as these
Pills. They cure COstiyeness. produce
q good, regular Appetite, and Strengthen The
System. Price Is cents per box. containing IS
doses Of Medicine.
Call on the Agents whn sell lhs Pills. and GET
the i" Planters Almanac" gsciis, giving full par.
leulars ard certificates olenres.
Both kind. o. The shove namrd Pills are fol
sale in HilishorOugh ~ DENNIS HEART-T
and a. Chapel Hill ~ Las. :. LtCAs; vhu
also keep sprrls of Dr.. Spcucer's Vegetable
Pills. and DR.. fulfs Celebrated Pills, which siot
the ChilIs and Fever the fret day. and do moi
,icken the stomach o. operate on Tie bowels.
August 30. 0O-ly
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-01-17
TO FEMALES.

Heny's Invigoraiing Cordial is one Of The
most invaluable Medicines in the many Com
plants 10 which Females are subject. IL assists
nature 10 brace the whole system. checks oxces.
ses, and creates renewed health and happiness.
Less suffering, disease and unhappness among
Lsdies would exist, were ihsy generally to adopt
the use Of this Cordial. Ladies who are jcbili-
,aled Ny those distractions which females are H.
able 10, are restored by the use Of bottle or Two,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-01-17
AS 4 TONIC MEDICINE.

- = 1-fs> -AsDAtt<NAss
il Is unsurpassed. We do no, place this Cordial
on footing with quack medicines, and, as is
customary, append long lisi Of Recommended
tions, Certificates, &c. beginning with " Hear
what The Preacher saws" and such like; Ii Is
not necessary. for +" Heniy's In,igoraiing Cor
dial only needs Trial TO prove that il will se-
r0mnli.h Ill NE saw
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-01-17

EEol all ye that thirst for knowledge, Gene
IL 10 the Drug Store and buy the following:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-01-17

Prepared only by s. E. COHEN. No. 3Frara-
in Row, Vine Street. below Eighth. Philadelphia,
Pa. TO wHps AL oHnfHs Nrsr M AnBEEssib.
For sale By mos, Of The respectable Druggists and
Merchants throughout The county.
April &c, 1854. 33-ly
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-01-17
NERVOUS pEBILITY.

To those who by excess hsvs brought upon
themselves Weakness Of the System, Pismsiuie
Decay, Nervous Affection. or any other eonse.
quencss Of unresirained indulgence. lsssening
both mental and bodily capasiiy--- Hold! Hem
rvs Inyigorstins Cordial. Medicine that "a pure
" Vegetable. will aid nature 10 restore those i'm
porsnl functions 10 healthy state, and will prove
Of service. i, possesses rare virtues, is general
remover Of disease, and Strengthened Of the sys-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-15
MoKEE. ( 1loNENrs6Xls pIlEMlUM QoOps

ITW,n. MOtTR e BRO1S ran he EOi ,NcKee &
N toLctiona tasslnnreS, saitneis, pcrSlil ololli,
i1reis blankets, and wOOonyartS, which lo0k ths pre-
lnium al Tho aio Palr OH Tie island OF lhahuaeuGls
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-15
.NIAY I5 l855.
WHEELING.
No.7 ] lI=IsNpor Phosphoto of IilRol
.yEi,s,ts NOUAN0,o

mus valuable fertilizer bas been nstd for stSeta ysAts
i III B6ind and other pats Of RIOPe Sn4 eSi 70 sa
NNo lOs tito hghct rank III popuaL AnI lge eSieI "
Wle Il IsHSe among farmers. lie OtT0NEetoh " 'hs
eUuntty by Subtcilber has lktn mole recent, MI e
prOEttSsit has made Nv Tho CSllntlUn 0 TIE Eu0lle AS
not hccu less marked or srceeS4iu than IVY
trial 9 three years Investigation Of lis " WlGn
tlnSo theIe has beeh very niny !etpruI18
male ly tie most scientific aSleultutitls aud various
lJubS, tOnmlCes, &C., side by side az
Tolls relative value rOgArd VIII aa y lTos q;
usl5CCCs preference given 10 tho Su(er 0I
lIHC,u Such TcpOTlsa returned VIII shortly 70 paSeu
beGlIa tho public, which will convey mole nluTlAloll
than ihe Su6scTIber feels dIsOSed 10 oeF, aS lc lNa'
hCtufcr, RI the nrtteht nonetb, .s.
llschemra Composition Il OF that rAluIe 70 Al once a.
ford 0od aId IouriSneNt tnsIOwlh ole
lis hsSIs bcg1tutlaA or gIOlui BeHtt ie tieicy q
which as manure Is already well Known aNd
whth ate dCeoHn0std W ihc aiIlo OF orc ltLli lleI
TtIE6t Of Hlphutt Acid, 10 Wllcisald Alne potar.
ttn,0 OF GuNnI AMI Slraic VI AnlnOle The ls one
Ni tie WOSt efficient aseNt3 III tho best
II Is easy hshded bclps Ina Fert6i POWleIl u VII Ne
NlB SUlttblc 10 eli Soils warl lhblth pTo anu genuine
aud when al hnulty Ia be SnNd as eis'e'Oas as heEe 's
amphIets will 10 forwarded on application 70 ihp sub
ttribeI orln his GEenlt, Whose ants hie as oIowsi
MeSsSrS, McG nler & sons, RtcilnVlltPa a.,
10 R0wlCJlI HARDLY y 70, PclelSg va
10 lSOlUN d MGClelt, Norfolk, VA,,.
do o. NJ Stotviit, RSl., ilAltlh0rct Md,
Z, u, TX HtfRN, .I ..- .
Ali nall
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-15
ar IiNItiIIoFc, WnSbiIgl0n, phIlnJriphln
2;s II Il


- Groat through Lino ior tho East,
flttE baltimore and 6ho Rail HQlA fIonl Mhssllngto
jIaIm0le, and toiiSttlps Will tile Washington
tanc RaI Road al lilo Junction ClaleIy called tt ltlly
House miles nom Baltimore, eE WY! ibG SHeI'
Iha WIminSlOnAl baltimore Kali Road 10 Pllatlslrla
lhs great tunnels NIanic tc arc Now completed, atl
Tho WlO.e rOi ls III no condition. presenting ono OI The
tfUit lit itliretquS and r0nnho route, w Tie world
Tic lNw aud sploDdd steamers ihe Unlol aps rom
Louisville and ulatconcct With this road AZ WHEEL
ig aud through tickets lfoll thc'c 1cesto !lalnoIs
Washington, Phadciphls &en may be hsd Ollie aSenNi
iheeStess nal tyaIulcayes Wheeling al 0elStk
A, H. 1WhceilUgttnc) and arrives At Cumberland (s9l
nIeSySt Tp. ~ and allowing two hours there ATdyeS ~
IallimorG (3S0 miles, At tie np%t morning. na
King lie paSsase about 70 kOuIs lreludnsai
sloppaEeS, ,,,t,,,
without charge. a., -. -.
washington al lle JqItO ahh inr Philadelphia, Al tIN-
morc %IloM extra charge TaSele;i allowed o
nic linz and Opportunity at points Meais.
TLroneh icEGis nom Wlecins 10 baltimore. (vlll
privilege yWy over aywerc GH te Tonlc'( SSS3-tS ~
WsthlieiDn, $3.50 TO phllStsrMa $3.50 10 i'ad on
hIsT lie slsIsls Of lo Uuloi iS Og ls OHIO, ard Of
lie Rail IOad Agents al Wheeling y, FORR) y MWmis
vlA my wv rNRKER. HrN'l, SHpn.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-15
New Music Store.
sihn Of Tie C,rCeinn J'riGonnn, No, t0O
S'ff'f = SFaEf 1lntu Street, +s+

,;7,.,..,. ~. ], FICKIBsoN would fesrHtt:tully an
s1FstS 81 nounte 10 tho cltens 0! Wheeling aud VI
HI q 4 1s!nlly, that " has igst Opened IsT W and
UNGtt, VIOlliteilOs RllgOlcEI Flutes, FtS AScOrlr
onS, ibanloA, and TamboIeG, BTaSs Instruments tho
js.Ifioa for all kinds OF InsIrunNnS and rOT
MuSe for the Piano, Guitar, Flute and Violin also it
newest Song, nueLts etc and tho very teSt KonAu a
italian Violin and Guitar StIinsl.
CilToHels, Reeds Tumhg Forks, tlAn Violin and Gaal
ScIeVi, YlolI, FiIiser and Tall llOAIdS.
+ iOwS for viollntello and Violin. III
A. KHrer,S Furniture PoltSl oT TeIoYailng varhisheI
Rarildrc; }peh a aNo Abirets Steam llOats OF any
deSctPtlOhA OF Furniture. Ia ST !, " !, ,.i,.
Or iie iT6t and 6tSt ml6t ce III tic United SLaeR A0e
SS NSHhs ihd CltTk's grand tl square ahos u Him
itnia, iillet and Aen'S tsebiated loson Flames q
Apelt i0T Tue make OF CsthtIdt and pStfHl
SssSdsogs ,rI altklr4 otJagIleillp1irSnsqs sraIed
= ltieIoWtNpHsf4NGl, 6!g ~. .gF3 'isr7H
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-05-10
The Newspaper.

In no other way can SO much, so vari-
ed. so useful information be impaired, and
under circumstances so favorable Tor edu-
eating the child's mind. as through a ju-
dicious, we'll conducted newspaper.
To live in village, was. once. to be
shut up and contracted. But now a man
may be hermit and vet cosmopolton.
He may live in the forests, waking miles
TO post office, having mail but once a
week. and vet. he shall be found as faml.
lar with The living world os the busiest
actor in III For. the newspaper is spy
glass by which he brings the most distant
things;--a microscope by which he lei
ear trumet. by which he collects md
brings within his hearing all that is said
and done all over the earih;--a museum
full of curiosites;--a picture gallery full
Of living pictures from real life. drawn
not on canvass, but with printers ink on
paper.
The effect. in libetaizing and enlofgir g
The mind ofihe young, ofihis weekly com
merce with the world. will be apparent 10
any one who will ponder il.
Once, liberal education could only be
completed by foreign travel. The sons
only OF the wealthy could indulge in ihi:
benefit. But now, The poor mans sol
can learn as much al home, as, a hundred
years ago. gentleman could learn b,
jou,neying the world over For, while
there are some advantages in going out
into the world. it is the poor mans privil
eye to have the world come to see him
The newspaper is great Collector. ant
a grea, Tavellsr. a great Lecturer. I, il
the common peoples EnclyclopeG;a--ths
Lyceum. the College.
Reu. H. ". Beechsr.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-05-10
Planting PotatOe Feelings.

We haze recently been attracted BY an
article i'll the Soil Of the South, 10 the
following effect: A negro boy was sent
TO empty some pntatoe peelings in the
piggery, bu, before doing it he selected
all the eyes. and planted them in fence
corner. The result was, that at digging
time he had neatly bushei of potatoes.
larger and better than those his master
raised from whole potatoes and with "gu.
amer" On mentioning The subject
TO an Eng!ishman. he assured US that the
whole potatoes were no: planted in the
district from which he ated-noth-
ing but the eyes. These were Gu, off the
tuber, with more Of the sntatoe how yer.
than is usually taken off with the peel
ing and planted in highly MANFRED and
we'll prepared soil; the re suit is good
The remainder of :he potatoe is prepared
for the table.
We are moi ready to adopt the theory
shat the eye Of the poiatoe taken off like
peeling. will produce as many and as
large potatoes as if the whole tuber were
planted. other things being equal. But
the facts of the case are interesting. and
as seed potatoes will undoubtedly be
scarce the present spring. it will be a
good time to make the experiment.
Indiana Farmer.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-05-10

though | was overladen with attention
and caressed for the remaining few days OF
my sojourn with them. Harry and |
were married the next week at his friends.
Mr. Lee.
Where his ole homo stood, a fine Gre
clan villa now rises: the columbine wraps
its balconies. and the honey suck.e its
porico. and at nightfall Harry and |
wander through the long garden aisles.
and the stars look down upon us with
the same smile that they wore in our
childhood, and Harry's eyes are filled
with their cid light as lean on his arm,
and we talk about the old days and the
old red house "jusl down The road"
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-05-10

An ATTEMPTED RoBDERY.--On Thursday night
las, the dwelling house of WM GARRErY, AT
Augusta. IN this county, was entered by Al
BERT NE1HERFIELD, on pllfering excursion,
and in attempting to get a trunk out of win
dow, was discovered and shot in the leg and
thigh. he ran few steps and fell. Before
going on his thieving expedition, he endeavor-
ed 10 induce young mar to join him in the
robbery. The young man declined, but pre-
tended to favor his plan; learned all he par
ticulars, and then informed the neighbors of
the intention of the robber, who were on the
look ont for their man. He is the same man
who shot jaiIer BisBrsG last fall. He is new
under arreSt.-.Sentirel,
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-05-10
Wheat.

Upon close examination, We can say with
confidence that there never was better NJ s-
pect o. good wheat crop than now, in this
section. From the press in other portions of
the West We also have the same opinion. In
Illinois. Wisconsin. Michigan, India ma, and
Ohio. the one cheering aspect extends, glad
dening hearts of farmers and the tenants of
cities. There was not as much Of this grain
sown about here as last year ON account OF the
fa*ages of weevil but we have heard many
express regrets that they did not sou more.
thinking that thelate cold weather has killed
out the fly We shall see.-ToIedo Republic IN
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-05-10
READY Fox ANYTHING.--Sena,or Die

READY Fox ANYTHING.--Senator Dick
inson says that politicians are just like
alligalors--they open their mouth for n
horse. and are perfectly willing to take
up fly. There is as much truth as wit
in this remark. Last spring. our friend
Dohson applied for thousand dollar
consulship.' The President informed him
that the consulships were all disposed Of.
He then said he would take clerkship in
the treasury Office. He was equally un-
successful in obtaining this. Dobson did
no, give it up. however. He KEEP: on
trying. and at last made a raise. He is
now Deput- DoorkeePer Oft Senate coal
cellar :
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-05-10

We paid visit toa portion OF our
County last week. and surprised and
pleased 10 see the Wheat looking and do.
ing so we'll. Our farmers say /, never
looked better iu This county than IT does
al present. The fear is that il is too for
ward.
Fruit will be abundant with the excep-
ton Of peaches.
A great many Of our farmers hive their
corn already planted. Every thing bids
fair for bountiful yield Carroll county
will harea large surplus this year.
Delphi Journal.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-05-10

A Good Story.

A certain friend of ours, whose urbani-
ty and good fellowship have won him a
most OF admirers, amused company a
few evenings since. with the following
anecdote. which is too good TO be lost
y. captain OF new and elegant packet
on the Cham plain Canal. was spending +.
lew days, one winter. at Montreal, ami 10
kill time went into the theatre one
evening. During the performance the or
chesta began playing God save the
Queen. An important, consequential
looking parsonage hustled around the
theatre, touching one with his cane and
moiioning to another. all the time saying
hats off gentlemen, hats off, our nation
al air."
Presently he approached captain S.
who is diminutire specimen of the
genus homo. and called out TO him. hats
off, sir. our national air!" The Liliputi-
an captain refused, when the very conse.
quential busibedy. with sweep Of his
cane. knocked the captains hat upon The
floor. There was grand rush. the flash.
ing OF bright blade, and cries Of "a fight.
fight" but the bystanders interfered,
and the parties stood. glaring at each 9TH
er like wild beasts. Captain S. remark
ed, IL shall know you the mex, time we
meet" and was hurried off to prison.
In the spring following. Captain S. was
pacing The deck of his beautiful packet.
as she lay at the wharf. at Whitehall.
The United States" had jus, arrived
from Rouse's Point. with passengers
bound for Saratoga. New York, &c. The
captain eyed the party sharply, and among
them recognized his Montreal acquain-
lance. He proceeded a, once 10 the lead.
er of the band and ordered him, as soon
as the boat was in motion. TO strike I'D
Hail Columbia, and after that Yankee
Doodle The order was obeyed, ard the
Captain appeared on deck swinging a
hage b!udgeon. As soon as the frs,
note of Yankee Doodle had been sounded
ne called out. that's of, gentlemen. hats
off. our national air.
His Montreal friend did not heed him
when around ca e the budeeon and
away went the Montreal gentleman. ha,
into The canal. The gentleman was in
0Igna It-got mad-biustered awfuliy-
but Captain s.. said.
Perhaps you don't know me7 am the
man whose hat you knocked off. last
winter. in Montreal Glad to see you.r
Quite right, Captain; very right
have bottle Of the genuine below:
come down aud we will pass rec,in,s
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-05-10

We have often been surprised that no
capitalist. having money TO invest in mill
property should have neglected the aa-
santages Of this place for Touring mill.
We do not now believe that there can be
found location in Northern Indiana
where money could be more pro6tably
invested in such property.
s WARSAW Rcpub.