Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-01-23
From the Sumter Waterman

The following original love letter picked up
about four miles from this place. |: was directed to
Mr. G. Surely, even though his heart were COM
posed of fnty stone, such thunder peals must
it. if not 10 melt or break, at least 10 scale off, But
listen to the lmpassoned words, they spring fresh,
from the foutan of uncOntamlnated, virg mia love-
as thew bubble up, fraught with symmetary and bur-
thened with ZEAL from their crystazed bed, and weep,
We crusv rusty and neglected bachelors the tones Of
no such soul inspiring, giZzad raking and heart hum
ping words have ever fallen upon yolr ears
State of North Carolina union County april.
write these lines 10 let you know how good love
you the love have for you is fair above ali others for
The rose is red and the vet blue the pink is pry and
so are you We can help from loving pretty little
bow that's got rrety little black eyes for when am
sleen am dreanlin about We and awake cant take
no rest as soon as you git this present cum over and
see me although the roads may be long but when you
git here insure you that you will be received BY all
wit kindness cannot tell you my name now for |
left my name at home but cum over and We Will tax
a wark in mi gardin and all pinks and roses and
al the prtty fours cabages and beans and so on mi
pen is bad my ink is pail hope the love may never
fale.
Crackey! Drot if we hadn't gone rite over, bad
road not and even tho we had had nao 10 Dog up
TO Our-Our-cOat skirts
SHIRT TREE-We talk of the miserable price paid
for shirt making and Hoods touching appeal has
embamed the subject. But in South America shirts
are prepared with less labor In the forests OF Grim
Okla is a tree which often ataine the height of fifty
feet from which the natives said toprocure shirts.
To procure that confidential garment, it s only ne
cessary to strip off the bark and deprive it of It's red
fbrous parts The head is thrust through one end,
and lantern holes cut to admit the arms. and &C
cording Humboldt they are equal to our India rub
Der goods for keeping out the wet.
NOTICE RESPECTING THE INAUGURATION OF THE
PRECEDENT ELEcT.-Those organizations of all de-
scriptons proposing to participate in the Inauguration
ceremonies will do we'll to note the following card
from the Chief Marshal of the occasion:
Such clubs, public authorities, committees, and
| military companies (whether in the District of Co.
lumbia, in any Stale or Territory within the Unlon)
desire to unite in the procession to be formed mere
on the 4th of March, for the Inauguration OF the
Hon. James Buchanan, as President OF the United
States, hereby requested to report to me at this
place. at their earliest convenience that timely ar
engagements may be made 10 receive them.
W. SELDEE, Chief Marshal.
WASHINGTON, Jan. II, 1857.
LONG SERMoNs-At the South Carolina Confer
ence of the Methodist Episcopal Church, the presld
ing Bishop decided long sermons, except on very
special occasions, to be improper, contrary to the
scpne, to the practice of the Fathers " and: to
some extent subversve of the ends of the Christian
ministry. The limit, on ordinary occasions accord
ing to the Bishop should be from 80 to As minutes
SHAKESPEARE REsEARcHEs--Th The reason why "she
never told her love-" is probably because her love
found it OUT and there use in her telling what
he already knew.