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Just rs we Expected.

Sometime since we declined publishing
the Whisk kerando" advertisement of
cdr S. p Sheldon," Of New York, be.
lievng hun to be an upstart and a hum
bug. 1t turns out that we were correct
in our estimate Of the man. The Win.
chester Home Journal inserted the advcr-
tisement to the amount Of five dollars,
and the publisher walked up the next
morning with the conviction that he had
been badly swindled. He says that this
is the second time he has been "euchered
out OF Gve dollars" by these venders Of
L" Whiskerando;" the first time by"Prof.
Geo. II. DcBar," This is remarkable
confession. In this Office it is not per,
mitted TO err twice in such matters. IF
DR.. Sheldon, or Dr.. Anybody else, swim
les US once, he is the swind'er the Sc,
cond time he does it, he is but half q
swindler-we constitute the other hall
ourself.- Cotualjia Mirror.
We acknowledge the corn, and will not
grumble any more at being swinjled twice
by the same rascal. But, one thing is
certain, that we will hereafter profit by
such experience. Besides, Mr.. Mirror,
you are some older in the publishing | inc
than ourself, and are not so apt TO be.
come a subject Of the humhuggery that
prevades the world at this time. But
tell us this: did you ever loose anything
by Messrs Corbin & Co.'S, Lottery
Agents at Baltimore They barga ned
with us to publish their advertisement G
months for $40. but like e'Whiskeran.
do rascal they gave US 6lanh compen.
sation.
We receive the Clipper, from Baltimore
and we see Corbin Il Co. advertising in
it. Will the publishers please tell us
wbether or not Corbin & Co. pay them,
or whether or not they are swindIers. If
they are, We think the public should be
warned against them.
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A father and Son sent to prison.--The
Buffalo Commercial says that in that city,
on Saturday, a young man by the name
Of Halsey Woodwork was sentenced by
Jndge Sheldon to Auburn, for the term
ofsix years and six months, for passing
counterfeit money. But week before his
father was sentenced TO the same prison for
two years and ten months for burglary.
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NUMBER SO.
Legal Mates OF Interest.

The following are tho legal rates Of
interest in several States of,he Union.
In Maine, New Ham mpshiro, Massoclu.
sets, Rhode Island, New Jersey, Perm.
sylvanjo, Delcware, Maryland, Virgma,
North Carolina, Indiana, Kentucky and
Tennessee, the rate is per cent.
In New York South Carolina and Geor.
gjn, per cent.
IN Louisiana, B to 8 per cent
In Alabama, 8 per cent.
In Wisconsin, p per cent.
Nemon', & per cent, except upon rail.
road notes or bonds, which may bear 7
| per cent.
Connecticut, per cent. By law Of
May. 1854, banks arc prohibited under a
penalty Of $500 from taking directly orin.
directly, over g per cent.
Arkansas, per cent. Special con.
tracts in writing, in this State, will admit
Of interest not exceeding 10 per cent.
Florida, per cent. On special con.
tracts per cent is allowed.
Illinois, 6 per cent, previous to 1850,
and 10 since that time. a-
Iowa, & per cent. On special contracts
and judgements 10 may be charged.
Michigan, per cent. 1t is lawful to
SiPuaIc Iorony sum not exceeding 10 per
cent,
Mississippi, Cper cent. Since March,
1856, 10 per cent. is allowed on special
contracts.
Missouri, Gper cent. Parties can a.
gree for any sum not exceeding 10.
Ohio, 6 per cent. Contracts stpua.
ting for any other rate not exceeding 10
per cent can be enforced.
Texas, s per cent. Special agreement
in writing not exceeding l2.
California, 10 pei cent. On special
contracts any rate Of interest may be a.
greed upon or paid.
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BRIGHAM YouNG-The Oxford {Me.)
Democrat says that Brigham 7 oung has
Relatives in Oxford county, and once re.
sided there himself with his father. He
is described as having been in his young.
er days religious enthusiastic with Pc
culiar"gift" in talking at religious meet
ings. He would travel considerable dis.
tances to attend these gatherings, making
no provision for his family, and leaving
the whole care and support OF his chill.
dren at such times with his wife. He af'
terward fell in with some Mormon elders
and embraced the faith, and in shor,
time his enthusiasm and his ambition
placed him at the head OF the church
and made him ruler Of the colony at Sal,
Lake.
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The construction Of the Great Eastern

The construction Of the Great Eastern
or Levithan steamship, in England, has
incitcd naval architects 10 still more stu.
penLous enterprises, and We are advised
of the attempt to build steamer, beside
which the Levilhan will be but a fishing
boat. Mr.. Clark, an engineer Of Liver.
pool, proposes to build an iron screw
steamship, 1000 feet in length, IS feet
beam, and only 80 feet from the deck 10
keel, making her perfectly fiat bo,tomed
and her sides nearly square. In size she
would be 80, 1000 tons, and yet so light
would be her draught Of water that she
could easily enterNew Y ork harbor by the
way OF Sandy hook. Mr.. Clark's design
has received considerable encouragement
from the English Government, and if the
Levithan should ever bs launched and
prove a success, his plan will doubtless
be put into experiment.
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| DIVISION OF TrxAs.--The subdivision
OF Texas into two or more States is re.
vjvcd in the public journals OF that State.
No State in the Union has increased in
popu alton and wealth during the last few
years, more than Texas. Her estimated
p'pnIa'ion OF this time amounts 10 more
Than bali n million, anl when the next
census is taken It vii he found sufficient
to eutjlIc the State to six or seven repre-.
sentaijves in Congress.
Several reasons are given for division.
The great size Of tho State; the greet
dissmiIarity OF its parts, and the Difficult.
, ty Of constant communication between
all parts and one cenuo Of government,
are among the chief orthem. The goner.
al political reason is the Importance Of
increasing the strength Of the South in
the L, s. Scoate, BY the edition ormorc
Senators, to check the increasing pre-.
dominance oflhe non slaveholdng States,
from the growth Of free soil States in The
North west.
The subdivision Of Texas into not more
than (orr States is provided for by the
articles Of annexation.
One OF the principal objections is, that
perhaps one Of the new States may be a
free State, by reason Of the predominance
in one portion of the State Of settlers
from Europe, who do not employ slave
labor. That danger is overra!ed. 1t is
proposed to avoid all apprehensions on
that subject by making new State ont
Of the FIRST Congressional District as now
constituNl, which will be sure to adopt
slave constitution, and in the remain
der OF the State---lhe original Texas-the
prepondctance is clear, and the conslilu.
tional provisions sufficiently decided.
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RESUMPTION OF THE New YORK CRY
BANKs.-The following dispatch to J. B.
Alexander, cashier Of the Southern Bank
Of Kentucky, Louisville, is published in
the Journal:
New York, Dec. IL.
The Bank Of Commerce voted 10. day
to resume specie payments on Monday
next, the 14th inst. Other banks will
do the same. H. F. VAIL,
Cashier Bank OF Commerce.
The resumption Of the New York City
banks is highly gratifying. The suspen.
sion has only lasted for 60 days--ths
shortest ever known, -
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4 WonD TO BoYs-Begin early in
LIE to collect Libraries OF your own. Be,
gin with single book, and when you
fnl or hear of any first rate booh, obtain
it, if you can. Alter awhile get another,
if you are able, and be sure TO read it,
Take the best care Of your books, and in
this way, whan you are men, you will
have GOOD libraries in your heals as we'll
as on your shelves.
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labor.

We frequently hear peope-healthy,
stout pcople-complainng Of their hard
lot in this wor|d--of their having TO la.
Dor daily for their bread. Now, this is
all wrong. The greatest blessing which
man can enjoy is the privilege and the
ability to laoor--to to labor from mornings
sun till dewy eye--(or those whom it is
his duty to cherish and provide for. To
know that the food that smokes upon his
board; the cheerful blaze upon the hearth.
stone that warns, and the roof that shell.
ters and protects his wife and little ones
from the keen cutting winds and chilling
blasts Of winter--ato the fruits Of his
honest toll, the results of his own strong
hands and brave hearts, not this some.
thing to be thankful for, rather than
complaint?
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PnooF pos'Tlvr..-Ewo misses, dis.
cuSsnG the qualities Of young gent.
were overheard Mt it thus
no. !. said,-I like Charley, but he
is rather girlish; he hasn't got the least
bit Of a beard!'
No. ,. repiicd,--1 say Charley has
a beard, but he shaves it Off
No. l.-'No, he hasn't neither, any
more than have
No. 2.--'I say he has. too. and l
know it. for it scrached my cheek the
other day
No sainsaying that. Jealousy reg.
ularly established forthwith.
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TEssEssEr.--The people OF Tennessee
have always been noted for their martial
spirit. A resolution is now before their
Legislature pedsing the cooperation Of
the State with the Executive OF the L. S.
in suppressing the civil war existing in
the Territory OF Utah.-N o. Bullctin.
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Wanted 10 fud a Lost WUe.-ln I

Wanted to find a Lost IVyt.-ln the
columns OF the Albany Times We find the
following advertisement, which we copy
rerLatim, free OF charge:
50 REWARD.-The aboye reward
will be paid to whoever will cause the re.
turn TO me Of my wife Mary. She is oI
middle size, light compleaioned, freckle.
on the face, short hair, trimmed behind
and wears beau calehes. Is Is years o.
ogc, and Of loving disposition. and had
on three rstan hoDs. VIZ. SSow.
Cor Of lodge snd Maidsa.
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NEWSPAPER LAW.

1-All subscribers who do not give express notice to
ihe contrary are considered wishing continue their
subscriptions.
2-If subscribers order the dscontinance Of their pa
pers tho publisher MAY continue to send them until ar
rearages are paid
3If subscribers neglect refuse to take their papers
from the post Office to which they sent they are held
responsible until the bills settled and their papers
ordered to be discontinued.
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The latest way to pop the question il
10 ask the fair lady if you can have the
pleasure Of seeing her to the ministers.
Jones says OF an ancient unmarried fe.
male, that she she was fearfully and won.
deriuIIy maid
A boarder at one Of the hotels was re.
Gently seen 70 shed tears when the cheese
was passed. When asked the cause Of
agitation, he replied" the cheessis a nor.
ing sight,"
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ST. PETER,S REPLY

Full eighteen bundled years or moro
I've kept my doors securely tied
There is no "iittIe angel" srraycd,
Nor has been missing all the while.
| did not sleep as you supposed,
Nor left the door Of Heaven ajar;
Nor has IirIe angel" left,
And gone down with falling star.
Go ask that b'ushing bride" md see
II She won, frankly own and say,
That when she (ounl that angel babe,
She lounL il BY the good old way.
God grant but this--i ask no more;
That should your number be enlarged
That you will not doas before,
And lay il to old Peters charge.
ST. PETER.
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PAY OF THE SPEAKER.--The Spesker
Of the U. S. House Of Representatives re-.
ceives twelve thousand dollars for each
Congress besides his mileage. Each
Senator and Representative gets Six
thousand dollars Ior each Congress, and
mileage.
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OBITUARIES.

From and after this date (November 1st, 1857 we shall
allow TIN for an obituary, but oil over that will be
charged at the rate OF one dollar for every ten lines
less. We WILL NOT VIOLATE THIS RULE FOR ANY
PERSON. and we shall continue TO keep this notice stand
Ing SO that may DO surprised whenour bill is pre-
sented for payment.
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RI For half a century, it is said, no
boat or ship has passed Mount Vernon,
where lies the illus;erious dead, without
toIling the bell while passing the sacred
shade.
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From the Cincinnati Gazette. !

One or our native poets, tickleA at a
little circumstance that happened in his
family, in sentimental fit rushed into
print with it, and attempted to father it
upon the carelessness Of St. Peter; but
that old custodian, it will be seen, denies
the soft impeachment. The two jimss'
are passing among the current literature
OF lhe dav:
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McsOdeon for Sac.

We have a nice Al octave melodeon
fo' sale at about ten per cent discount off
the original cost. 1t is perfectly new
and ir fns tune.
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H@ Thos. J. Cummings is duly au.
thorised to act as travelling agent for the
Home Journal--to receive and receipt
ior subscriptions.
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Lord Chesterfield heard it remarked
tha; man is the only creature endowed
with the power Of laughter.
True said his Lordship. 'and YOU
may add, perhaps, be is only creature
that deserves to be laughed at
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A short time ago a man became 50
completely 'wrapt in thought that he
was tied up, labelled, and sent oil on
the first train OF ideas
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gs5" The following lines flow swce'ly
from the authors hesrt, paying beam
t'lul and touching tribute to the Icte Hon.
Hon, VIM. Z, VEyABLE, and will awaken
tender emotions in the hearts Of all WHO
knew him. "'
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Handsome features alone are inca
pable of expressing real beauty. as
speech alone is incapable Of express
ing Wit.
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n% We have a negro boy for hire,
BY the day.
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OLD BUT GooD.-Fox, the celebrated
orator, was one day told by lady whom
he vistel that she did not care "three
skips of a lame louse" for him. He in.
mediateIy took ou: his pencil and wrote
the following lines:
"a lady has told me and in her own house,
That she cares not for me three skips OF
louse;'
| forgive the dear creature for what she has
said,
Since women will talk Of what runs in
their head"
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Why are the ladies of Missouri so
sweet! Because they are Mo-lassea
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Tombstone for Sale.

We have beautiful little Italian mar.
pie tombstone for ssls--suitabls fos .
sAlA Pnes 40.
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A GOOD and Legitimate Wmt.-Thcie
are good many newspaper readers in
the country deserving Of the same re.
buke which the Montgomery Mail thus
administers to one Of its dolinquents:
"An unsophsticaled reader Of the Mail,
Mr.. Gosing Green, writes to US, enquir.
ing the reason why his paper was not
sent to him last week. The reason is
simply that we had no paper Of his in
our possession. We had been sending
him our paper As he did not make it
his by paying for it, we erased his name
from our subscription book.
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God grant bat this-l ask no more;
That when be leaves this world Of sin
He'll wing his way to that blessed shore
And find that gate Of Heaven again.
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Two Rooms for Rent.

We have two excellent rooms to rem
tor one year.
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Notes on the Bank of Tazewell, Clai.
horne, Jefferson, Lawrenceburg, Shelby.
vile, Trenton. cambridge, &C., taken in
payment for new subscribers to the Home
Journal. If.
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Paying Small IsiIls due Mechanics.

II is very common practice for ind
V'dnals to engage mechanic TO do lob
OF work, the cost Of which would proba
Dly amount to a dollar or two, The
work must be dooe Immediately, becaus e
1t sgeneralIy such necessity that wal.
ing is not possible. The mechanic puts
aside his other business and does the Job,
ou' instead OF being paid at once, and
engagements on both sides completed, as
they ous ht to be, he is told to call at
some future time for his money. If he
does so, he OF course has to be subjected
to that loss Of time, ana which is not in.
c'u'ed in the job. II he repeats his Wis.
1t, he gives offence, though it is evident
that having earned his money, he is emit.
tied to it promptly; and hs is the person
who has reason to complain that his Wis.
its have to be so frequent, compelling
him to earn his money twice-once by
efforts TO collect it.
Persons now fully able to pay all such
debts as these as soon as the work is
done, take advantage Of The present mon.
etary difficulties to delay payment for
ks and months, and in some nstan.
ccs we have heard Of them taking "!he
tour OF Europe" and leaving such small
claims undischarged.
This is a great wrong to industrious
mechanics and results in mischief to the
community, for the trouble in collecting
such debts has grown SO great that me.
chanics are obtained with difficulty in
times Of ordinary prosperity, for obbng
about house, unless they know their
customers make rule to pay promptly
on the completion Of the job.
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. ..e,ts for tho Home Journal.
sha following liberal terms are offered to Clubs:
Terms Of Advertising.

=, .ouar, ono year, SO 90
'" IL 90
1S 90
90 90
IN. column one year, 10 90
Shree ana rters of a column one year, 60 90
an. baiIceumn one year, % 60
Hns quarter of o column one year, 81 90
Sns column six months, 90 on
~ =" three " 7. 81 90
IN. half column SIX months, 30 %
" three mOntha, 30 90
One square one insertion, 90
Each subsequent nse rtion, II less than 3months 90
o. Ten lines Cor less) constitute square No vara
zion from this rule.
ersona Communications and editorial notices charged
a, double the above rates.
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MY CHILD'S ORIGIN.
BY DAVID BARKER.

One night as old St. Peter slept
He left thedoor Of Heaven ajar,
When through a lille angel crept,
And came down with falling star.
One Summer as the blessed beams
Oi morn appIoochcd,mv bIushing bride
Awakened from some pleasing dreams,
And found that angel by her side.
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LINES

On the death OF Hon. Wm +. Venable,
Ministerlo Centro, America. who dieI
at the City oI Guolemala, in Sept. last
just alter his arrival.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

TrrT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rHI HEROINE OF
81 the Pro ridrnc- Plsuisonsn life iunary.
Poem, with ihrre pou sts; BY Bsrulspias vmcsus-
" cpsis OF mcnt: The Axe'h
have ben born ". Prsyieoce planiapoas, Also.
psreh Jesnpeite with The
Ored Bank vita pecuspg 10 Southern 4 on 81 iLy-
erpool shs poet also d-scrbet N. pre- enlnence
nj the bst hotel her being fAscnA ed BY Fable
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