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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-08
Cheap Cash Store.
CoRNEB OF WALNUT AND FRONT STREETS,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Wood and Willow Ware, Paper Cordage,
Roofing Material, sc.
WOOD WARE.

WOOD WARE.
200 pkgs cOv'd Buckets l125 doz Band Boxes;
200 nests Tubs, painted; 800 Zinc Wash Boards;
2T5 doz Vanished and Three $4,000 Plow Handles;
Hoop Buckets; 20 nests White Pine Tubs;
21 900 assed Broom Handles 600 Cane Fishing Poles;
175 doz white Cedar Buekets;3O0 ass'ted Liquor Kegs
200 doz Tar Cans; 10 doz Cedar Cans;
800 pkgs Half Bush Measures 25 Nest Boxes, varnishd
IS doz Pine churns, assorted200 " Painted Tubs and
IS +" Cedar Keelers;
100 nests white Cedar Tubs 125 Wen Buckets assed
BASKET WARE.
200 willow Wagons common 700 nests German Market do
500 Carts, common 400 do4 Feed Baskets, in store
500 Z" :" ex.fall tops and to arrive;
IS Empire Cabs; 200 dozen assorted Market
200 extra Is dOz Chidrens Rattan and
Pick cI@ BASKETS doz ass'ted once Chairs
Rattan and Willow, very nice and cool for Summer.
nd Flower Stands. Also-Willow Work made to order.
FANCY GOODS.
100 doz Feather busters; l10O bales Alicant Mats;
ass'ted Shoe Brushes so Jute Hark and skeleton
iG Is Rocking 9i Horses; Is Toy Air Pistols
CORDAGE, TWINES, &C.
1OOcors N and = inch Manila Rope, $50 feet;
15S cell: z 8h inch do Do DO Do $50 sG
96rees Bed Cord and Pillow Line Manillai
100 doc Hemp Bed Cords; 100 bales Carpet Chain;
100 rs Broom Irvine Hemp; 800 ID: s Wool TEine
175 bales Batting; l59rees Hemp Packing
So wrapping Twine; $50 JGte Rope PEP
PAPER.
1900 bundles (Frundl angerman's Wrapping Paper;
1,S00 q Mcgregor's do do;
1900 reams LOckland do do;
$50 reams Tea Paper; IS reams Shoe Paper;
IT'S " Ham {" 20 Z" Batting do;
$4,000 lbs Roofing do, dry; i5oOObs Roofing do satued
CANDLES, &c.
Star Candles Lard OIL Opal Candies searine Candles,
Starch, German Soap, &C.
EEEON BOUND KEGS,
full stock, assorted sizes for Druggists and Liquor Deal
ers' use, constantly on hand
CHURNS.
Pine Churns is 90 % 24ine Red Cedar do 6 90 % do
Cerdar do 1e, IS 20, 20 do Painted do 90 20, "a
Brass Hoop dc" :" " do Barrel doI6,1s 20, % DO
HAWES,
Oiled Root, Black Top and Blue do;
Steam Bent Top; Plank Top;
For sale by s. HI. BARRETT,
may14 Walnut and Front sts., Cincinnati, o
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-08
LOTS ON SUmmEIE STREET.

Jno. A. Mccampbell, Trustee, &C.. VS.. W. J. Mari.
IN pursuance Of the decree in this at the May
Il Term, 1857, will sell the 18th day Of september
next at the Court house lot in this city, edit
and two years, wi interest and free from redemption 51
feet OF ground the side sun street known as
the property conveyed to complainant by Milton Bourne.
This property Is Of good depth, and an aey
Is feet WIDE and it is expee ed thatthe same viii be suit
ably sub-diVded by day Of SALE when particulars will be
made known. G. d. BRTER G. 4 NJ.
augI. ChanceTy Court at Nashville.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-08
Lot ON Cherry Street.

Thos. B. Page, Guardian, &c, wm Stewart.
pursuance Of the decree in this Term
1851 wiz sell the Court house lot in this city on
he lsh day OF September next 20 the highest bidder
cash, the lot OF Al feet the De Cherry street in
the city Of Nashville; Formerly sold by he Collector as
the properly Of Hughes and bought by VIM Stewart.
Q. d. RRIEN, @. 4 n.
augT. Chancery Court Al Nashville
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-08
Lot on MCLemOre Street.
Aaron Putnam vs.. E.. B. Garrett, ct al.


pursuance Of the decree promo need in this
MAY Term, 1851 will sell the 18th day Of Septem-
Der next at the Court house lot in this city credit
and i2 months without interest and free from redemp
ton, OF In poTrs' plan oflots the
street. fronng thereon IS running 40
feet alley. Being the bought BY the defendant
Of r. 8. Smell. O .. BRIEN, O. & NJ.
augI. Chancery Court at Nashville.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-08
LOTS ON VINE STREET.

Isaac Hodgens, Trustee, &C Va. A. W. Johnson.
Of the decree in this at the May Term
1881, viii sell on the 18th day Of September next,
the Court house lot in this city Lots the
side OF Vine street fronting about 80 feet EACH ruR
hbited day OF sale, and terms made Enown.
c. D. RRIEN, @. 4 NJ.
aug7. Chancery Court at Nashville.
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AIS Acres of Land.

Wyatt Wyatt and knight vs. Wyatt.
pursuance OF the decree Ia this az May Term
, 1871, will sell at the Court house lot In The city of
Nashville, the 18th day September next tract Of
as acres Of land, less, lying ia Oheatham
county formerly In Davidson county aud being the same
Ian sold 90 Mrs. Wyatt by Nicholas Knight.
TEAs-s2e0 cash, and Tor The balance credit Of ana
l2 months Notes veil secured and lien retained.
@. d. BBTEN q. a A.
ausi Chancery Court az Nashville.
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d AoREN- oIIFrnN.

joseph hr4nens kaFs and sareissa Martha EE ss Moses
W. Eetsaone.
4 pnEsuspee q he desFee prouoHaeed Ia ne ahave
eAase, 4. he May Terra isst - lhis coaFt s sa en-
SATURDAY, TIA - Day % acIOBER kFNr. ~ -
HsaEt hesse ots "a ths sy q Nsshrse ea credit 81 q
II y and = eaths, viii interesi al Eai
p4feei q real eztses knogh GffE 9hseh fsrssFg
hseed 2 re ssAis 81 the late oecEss y. AzEln ana
seseh = tepFessa g. be Aheat niaetg thrse aef=s
Hetea = il ed sreify requires q TIE paFchaseF and
iisn fesA4HeS g =. HAIEk. @. = 81
aat4t-ta NAsacsrz coaft 81 AaAEFsls.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-08
HOUSE AND LOT. on CHERRY STREET, AND
NEGRO WoMAN LIZZIE.

Blake and BfoWn Mary Pamnanet Al.
W. W. Pinneo & 90. ". same.
&. ". HaEetue 4 Co. vs. same
by virtue Of decree pranuuacea the above causes
- b. The Chancery Court at aahe viii sell AZ the
Ceart House let. In the city Nashville en- he i2th day
Of September the house and los the eerrg
street. aud The veranaah Hotel present occupied
b. saml II. Bugg The fronting about IS fses ana
running back about 10 feet o alley.
And AZ the tae and place ull sell the neFra wo-
man LEEs, meaonea Ia the plsadiaEs noa hired %
SIR Jrei DAVIS
raass-For The Heuse and Lot, aud yeaFs. With IN.
tzFest except $50 cssh FuF the slave months via
4Rterest lien % Be nesias he ot aad no.es rseaf
% be aei scared IN each case.
G. u aKFES, O. H
Ause chaEceFy Court Al SashFigs.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-08
SIS Acres in the 9Th District and s Acres
Cedar Land.

Volney 8. Stevenson David A. Bel and others.
pursuance Of the decree pronounced Ia this cause at
u May Term, 1851 will sell at the Court house lot Ia
the city Of Nashville, the 18th day Of September next
tract OF 81 acres Of Land in the Sth Civil District adj
iontng the lands OF Turner Williams Peter Owen and
hers. and also undivided half OF acres Of Cedar
Land 10 Williamson county, adjoining The lands OF
Carmichael, Il. Holt and }. Kid
Terms and years credit without interest notes Sc
cured and lien retained, and free iron redemption.
Z. d. BRfEN, O. An.
aug. ChanceTy Court az Nashville.
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Advertisement of Important Sales to
come off on
SECOND SATURDAY IN SEPT, 1857,
4 LOIS IN EWING'S ADDITION,

VIE . nay 1O90 NtIN 0VlVIS " d 7. i'eIVtFs
pursuance of the decree pronounced in case at
the May Term last OF this court viii the Court
house lot this city the 12th September next
Lots No 163 1884, 1885, and 1866 in the plan OF
known Ewings Addition Nashville These lots lie on
Stevenson street. have front of 32H EACH and run
back - feet to alley.
TERas.-l and years credit with interest for notes
well secured, and lien retained Sale free OF redemption
G. D. BRTEN, G. NJ.
aug7. Chancery Court at NasbviIle
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-08
PITTS PATENTED SMOKE ExPELLEa HEAT

PITTS PATENTED sMOKE-ExPELLIEG HEAT
RADIATOR.
CtIMPLICITY, nestness utility, comfort, economy and
- durability comi ned Ia this Improvement A iugle
plate Of cast iron OF peculiar FORM placed with its
edge resting against the back Of the ere place. and the
upperresng the inside Of che aTch angle iormiDg
part Of the back ITSELF without interfering with the fuel
AppertuTes arranged in the CRATE 20 create
DRAFT sufficient to correct smoky chimney and the inter
mediate bars made that the heat that would other
wise by the chimney Is arrested snd reflected
thrown back into the room. No alteration in the
OF ordinary fireplace chimney Is necessary 1t
can be put up in few minutes by person Of como
sense.
proved successful
The length OF the back the place the breadth
Of the due at the arch inside regulate the price The cost
il bat a tribe
The Right ofths Patent the
sale.
An experienced gentleman in the Patent Once wash
ington bought the hight Of one State IL
pc tented.
sprl-tf F. f. PITTS
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-08
BRICK SCHOOL HOUSE, GALLATIN
TURNPIKE.
James Thomas vs. JOIN "a,

James Thomas John Taylor, ct al.
OF the decree in this case at the Nav term
81 win sell at the Court Lot in this cy on the
18TH day Of September next, the highest bidder
cash. the Brick School House, and
tached. D. ing the side the Gaatin Turnpike,
about miles from the city.
@. D. BRIEN @. & NJ.
augI. Chaueery Court at Nashville,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-08
LEGAL NOTICE.
MANSON NJ. BRiEh & M. Nj. BRlEN JR.
ATTIC NEYs AT law

Cnee No. ~ West side q Cherry Coopers Building,
formerly occupied by Id. Ewing.
HAVE taken ia co-paFtnership son, 81 NJ BRIES, In
the practice Of la IN alt the Courts Of Davidson
~. One or both generally be found in the Office.
Prompt and especial attention always given securing
and collecting all claims. (oney alWaysready when col
tceted
have been constantly and regularly engaged In my pro-
iesson, in the Mountain District for the twenty year
and VIII continue 10 attend TO securing aud collecting ali
claims intIusted 70 my IN the counties Of Cannon
Dekaib, White fenress oFerton, Putnam and Jackson
have general aequaintanee with the merchants and
business IN those counties.
The Merchants a Nashville, and % other places might
and It 20 their Interest 20 confer with in relation there
70.
refer to any and al persons who knoR me, for mi
abiif@ and prompt attention 20 business.
marehIf-Iy MANSON n BRIFN
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-08
Cal tha Rast.
DYsenIery, bloody Flax. DIaFrh9u, ans
nj disorders OF the HoNKcIs.

DYsenIery, bloody Flax. DIarrheu, and
all disorders OF the Bowels.
FTNHE Grafenbesg DsshteFy ssfup is sovereign Ia al
disorders Of The Bowels. Nothing Is more injurious
than the use OF 0piatcs such disorders The Dyensery
syruu neutralzes The aefdity aud chemically alters The
contents Bowels and very gradually checks the dis
charges. thousand esrtiheatss Of ls efficacy eeald be
got in Middle Tennessee alone, bat prefer give
bat one from chairman q the Board Of Health. New
York.
Ny position last year. Chairman u The Sanitary Com
mittee OF this city, brought eopsaatf 10 contact siih
persons suffering from Cholera, DysenteFy, Sc Facts
coming under observation win reference - the
efficacy Of your Dyseniery yrspin ne diseases have been
ocnhrmed by the testimony Of associates on me com
ittee, and particularly BY Alderman De FoFest o. ne
First Ward. SO strongly impressed win ms Falas o.
preparation, caused IL 20 be sent % the QrahAe
where the Cholera then existed and u = not tte re-
markabe that bnt single repaired eefNsfaa
TIMOTHY K. HInnAkp, d. D.
Chairman boaFd u HsElths y. Y.
The chtldFenss Panaeea IS wsn knosn = be
most eineaeous al disorders 81 children bon q i've
years OLD Why should tWo-thrds % ali the rhdfen born
die before they ave years old II Is NOT that the
sertnases and All he other powerful medicines a1iaf
tsredto THEM we're not stniprous 1eehing and ether
diseases Of ne second sumeE bu tgle apREehea-
sion where his y used. The DgaeuterF Cali
drenis fsosca as worth tssn expfess
1ulyiT biAOAEaZlE BEOKHIIn.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-08
DRUGS. ETC.

T. R. RAINS. IN. BROws.
RAINS &BROWN,
Druggists and PreScFiptiOniStS,
NO. 19. SOUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE,
NASHVILLE TENN.
A COMPLETE assortment Of English and American
genuine * racts select Pow ders &c always on hard,
FIavOriBg Extracts &c.
Lemon Pose Vanilla, Pine Apple Strawberry, Celery,
Ranerry Peach ard Oranee extracts for favor
N 5est beruuda Arrow Root, Isingasss Cloves, Nut
augl1. RAINS BRowNs.
Tanners Oil.
I 00O GALLONS Tanners oil, best quality. just
ts n,, received and for sale low og., At o,,,.
RRIsToL BRICK DUST. and Mount Eagle .Tripol for
~ poll hing Gold silver, Brass, esss Sc article
or sale at aUg1l. RAINS BROWNS.
10. C. BROWN,
4s College Street. NASHVILLE, TENN,
rvrcs ,-r,,,,,,,.- p n II ~. .,,uv,,v
PAINTS. OILS. vARNIsHEs, WINDOW
GLASS. GLASSWARE, PERU
merry. FINE SOAPS. HAIR
AND TOOTH BRUSHES,
And al The Popular Patent Medicines ofthe dav.
Fancy Goods the stock as usual is very complete,
partly ofLnbn and Razin Extracts: French American
and German Cologne; DeHcs and Lubins Sachets: Hair
Brushes; Metal China aud Paper Pua Boxes; She'll Fine.
and Dressing Combs, &c.
SEEDS! SFE0SH SEEDS!g
100 BUSHELS Kentucky Rive Grass, stripped;
" 1E 3, 90 u.rs 90 c-....a 40 Go 'iean'
10 barrels pure Ti~othv-
-ELsO
LANpRErH's GARDEN sEEDs.-A gene-O' as
CABPAGF SIZED. 10 lbs. large Drum-hsad Cabbage:
10 H. vat n-+eh Nethagp.
ASPARAGUS R00Fs.-TwO years old, grown BY Mr.
sTRAwRFRRY PLANrs.-very fue varieties from
WYANnoT PROLIFIC CoRN-whicb vietis from IS
feb77 AZ College Street.
= feb,7 : = : u every 20. O. BROWN.
A RTTST'S COLORS in tubes o: every desorip-
y ton, at 10. G. BROWNS.
CONGRESS- ann EOTPTRE WATERS
ALWAYS on hand which receive irect from the Springs
feb17 10 g. RRowN
E'OR THE H4ER.- Aliens RestOrer;
L Woods Resto-er:
Emerson's Pes'arer:
Barrels Tric0rhprons:
Clinhugh's Trcopherous;
Boqle's Fluid
! ONDOV FOHrER.-A verv Superior article
l. by Barclay, Perkins Co in pints and quarts
feh17 u. G. BROWN.
COD LIVER OILS gross Just received, Pre-
s-b T7Fsu 0s 's'sS'''"' ga : ~ 10. G. BROWN.
NTONONGEHATA WHESK "a very supe-
VI rior article, guaranteed to be pure ,,,,
feb IN O''''''' '1'' - 20. G. BROWN.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-08

DLUE LICK WATER.-In half barrels and If
fsbiT 10. G. BROWN.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-08

WILL find at SNYDER FRIZZELL's beautiful as
sortment Of Caters, Slippers Kid Boots and Bus.
kRs Also, for Misses and Children,
OF Shoes, cheap for cash. Can No. 2fPubHc square
iune6. SNYDER & FRIZZELL.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-08
SPECIAL RATES

Boxes Hats Furniture and Carriages boxed and other
ght articles not enumerated; also, Carbcys OF Acids
rates.
Have every package plainly marked with name Of
confgnee, destination and depot of delivery Attention
to this natter prevents delays and losses and nsures
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-08

Axes Shovfls Shades, sad Irons, Zinc ard Tin in pigs
Tin Plate Anvis Vices casks Of Chains ard Hoes Manl
and Cotton Cor age, Coffee. Heavy Castings Nl Gearnt
Carriage SPRINGS, aud Axles, Railroad Wheels and Axle
Chairs and Spikes and Rosin in barrels.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-06-26

HooPs As LIFE PRIsERvER N OLD TINES.
Looking, this morning, into Mr.. Dennis
toun's "Memoirs OF Sir Robert Strange and
Of Andrew Lumisden'-an exceedingly in
teresting book, by the way-I found an an.
ecdote Of the uses Of the hoop, which, IL not
exactly new, is interesting at this time,
when men are getting up q sort Of war
whoop against that feminine prison -
StnnGc was courting Isabella Lumisien, in
l745, when Charles Edward came to Scot.
land, and took Edinburgh, where the young
couple were living. The lady belonged to a
Jacobitc family, and was, herself, most
Jealous supporter Of the Stuart cause. She
compelled her lover to leave his peaceful
profession Of an engrayer-in which ho was
to aei icvo such distinguished rank-and to
enter the rebel army.
After Cullodon, Strange, like many other
Scotch gentlemen, was in "hidins." One
day some Of the Duke Of Cumberland's red
coated hcll-dogs got sigh. Of him, and gave
chase. Strange ran to house hard by.
and "dashed into room where tho lady,
whose zeal had enlisted him into tho fatal
cause, sat singing at her nocdlework, and
failing other means Of conccalment, was in
debted for safety to her prompt Intervention.
AS she quickly raised her hoopcd gown. the
aaianccd lover disappeared beneath its APP
plc contour. where, thanks to her cool de-
mcanor and unfaltering notes, he lay unde-
tectsd, while the rude and bafled soldiery
vainly ranacked the house."
Let thosc who are condennins the hoop.
and rldiculing it, show, If they can. any
other kind oi gown that could have been
usei to save life 50 promptly as Miss Lu-
misden's hoop: ''Such hoop Us saved the
rebel and secured husband to the ready
wit.ed songstress, may be seen in print Of
Kitty Give, rs the Fine Lady in Letbs." I
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-06-26
The Swelled-Head Disease.

This disease sometimes attacks horses, and
probably other animals, such us monkeys
and t.ckasses and some birds, as the PAR.
rot and mocking bird. But men are more
subject to it, and with them it is more
fatal.
CAusE.-yacuity in the Uranium. Ii Is
often augmented by lattery, especially when
the cerebrum Is small and ill-shaped. Men
orlargc information, however, are sometimes
afflicted with it, in which case there is found
an lnordinate swelling in the upper region
Of the head, just back Of the "apeS cranii"
top of the head. The protuberance is call
ed seli-esteem.
SrsrTOrs.-TLe poor creature usually
fancies himself the biggest, smartest, best,
the "urpermOst seats in the synaSogues
is given to impudence, impcrtinence, and
unusually bad manners in company-is cen
serious and fond Of finding and exposing the
ioibles Of his aSSociates-has few friends and
no lovers, and has generally bad odor to
polite and well bred people-given to swell
ing and struttlng, rs if in one moment he
flnciel himself toad, and the next u tur-
key cock. He is egotistic and passionately
fond Of high sounding titles, as Squire. Cap
tain, Colonel, General, &c. The miserable
patient is sometimes 50 infatuated Us to at.
tempt to stride the ocean, or jump over
very high mountains. These are only few
Of the symptoms Of the malady, but enough
to identify it.
TREATMENT. When it is caused by empti.
ness of the cranium, il is only necessary to
fill up the vacuum with good ideas, a sold
education or common sense. When induced
by diminutiyeness, or mallOrmatiOn OF brain
the cure is slow and difficult. We have
known some cases which defed every remedy
and destroyed the patients, y cure must
be attempted by exercising and cultiyating
those faculties which are deficient, such as
the judgement and understanding, aud de-
pleting selEesteem, &c. The skulls oFthcSe
patients are usually very thick and hard, So
that it is hard pounding anything into them,
but they are excessively fond of soft soap
give them u pound or two every day, and it
will soften the skull 50 that you can proba-
bly, get little sumption into it, or modi-
cum atiocination, and they will soon be
well. When this will not cure, soft soap
will palliate.
In the case Of those gentlemen, from ten
to twenty years old, who get to putting on
the boots and pantaloOns of their fathers,
and to teaching their teachers, rarroving,
counseling, and sometimes insulting old age,
chewing tobacco, smoking cigars and drink
ing whiskcy - swearing and cutting the
dandy swell head generally-appetitc fer late
hours, bad company and har-rOoms. .vOracious
"a little oil of birch, applied by the patcr-
nal hand, is the best remedy. Then keep
them out Of the night air and bad weather.
Ifthis does not effect cure by the divine
blessing-the head grows and grows, till
the poor sufferer topples over u few times,
and knocks out half of his self-esteem.-
Louisiana Baptist.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-06-26
MistrllanGuns.
The Merchants Test.

"Dick, am afraid the old man has tax
en- it into his head to scnd you adrilt."
"Why, what can you mean, Philip
"Oniy that he was talking very earnestly
with Mr.. Oglethrop as went into the room
and as they ceased very discreetly on my en-
trance, took the liberty Of waiting outside
the door till the conversation was resumed
and heard enough to satisfy me Oslethrop
has nephew who is about to take your
place"
"What did you hear?"
"NIercly a sentence from each. Oglethop
said $50 you think my nephew will have no
difficulty in fulfilling the place of your head
clerk :" and Beal replied, "None whatever ;
the other clerk. Philip Walden, has been in
my establishment a long time, and can give
HIM little Insight into our business affairs
if need be-" did not wait to hear more,
but it is enough, l think
$50 it would secm," was the reply, in q
tone of deep dependency.
alt il mean in the old man to discharge
you, and equally strange! If it was me now,
should not think il SO odd, but he has all
along seemed to thinkso much of you. But
'tls just like him, always doing something
n,,t q, e tb, ,n,n,nnn ,r,y ~
Richard wilkins was too sick ut heart tC
reply. lie turned to the desk and endcavor
ed to concentrate his thoughts upon hi:
work, but in vain. The pen dropped from
his fingers, and leaning his head on his hands
he gave full scope to his sorrowful and in
diguant feelings. When the two gentle
men emerged from Mr.. Bcalc's private room
he started like one guilty of secret crime
and snatching the pen, pretended to be oil
absorbed in his duties. His Hurried man
ner, so different from his usual quiet COM
posure, was noticed by his employer, who
drew his own conclusions therefrom. Mr..
Orglethrop was returning to his homo in
Baltimore. His friend accompanied him 10
the steamboat, and on returning closely oh
served his two clerks as he sauntcrcd back
and forth through Che street. Philips up.
peannce indicated nothing unusual but
Richard, though he had partially reSained
his customary compcsure, could not pre-
vent slight hesitancy and constraint when
replying t. Mr., Beale's casual remarks.
Several days after, Mr.. Beale brough.
Eicharl letter to seal and deposit in the
post Office Us he went to dinner. At the
same time he sent Philip to a neishboring
store on business, which would detain him
some little timo; he then returned to his
private room. Left to himself, Richard gag.
cd on the superscription Of the letter, long
and earnestly. I'D. Oslethrop, Esq, Balti.
more''-the words seemed burned into his
brain. What would he not give to know
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-06-26

CUCUMBER BrCs. DR.. Heckerman, Of
TifIiu, writes Most gardeners are very
much annoyed by these bugs, which prey
alike upon cucumber, melon, pumpkin and
squash-the latter being its favorite. Va
rious plans have been devised for their pro-
lection, sach as SCOT, &c. A method which
| have practiccd with nearly entire SUCCESS,
is to form mixture Of equal parts Of finely
ground black pepper and wheat flower, and
dust the plants, while the dew is on them,
with the mixture, using an ordinary -four or
pepper box. Ii is u fact generally known,
that black pepper is 50 obnoxious to most
insect, that few will approach or stay in
its presence. The object Of the flour is to
combine with the pepper, and with the
water or dew to form paste. which will ad-
here to the leaves for many days unless
washed off by heavy rams in which case
the application should be renewed.