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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1858-04-21

ey- The candles you sold me last
night were very bad said Suett to tel
low chandler.
Indeed, sir said he, I'm very sorry
for that
Yes, sir. do you know that they burnt
to the mitLlc, and they woul'i'nt burn any
longer?'
You surprise me; what, sir, did they 80
out" ..-- .. ..
no, sir. ......... ..
What then?'
They burnt shorter.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1858-04-21
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natl Ratiroad, however, which is rapidly
approaching completion, and which is des-
tined to form q link in the great chain
uniting the Mississippi River and the
Atlantic Ocean, has infused q spirit of life
into all the arteries of business, which no
conceivable accident of the future can
countcract. The literary advantages of
Marietta, everything considered, are no.
where riyaled this side the Hudson River
The old graveyard is an object of univer
sal interest, Within its hallowed pre-
cincts reposc. the ashes of many of the
noblest and best men of the Revolution
mcD who, after the mighty struggle had
passed, crossed the mountains conquered
the savages aud the forest and planted
New England civilization in Ohio. The
curious traveller will encounter scores of
names embalmed in history, but he will
never overlook the humble monument of
Commodore Whipple, soho fired the ffrst
Conducted tie first sea- resSe! dosrn tie Ohio
and Mssissippi to tie G"y Of 4Herico.
| notice at the National Hotel Ga COM
modious and beautiful ediice just COM
pleted III this city, a large number of dis
tinguished men from every portion of Ohio,
who, forgetting mere questions OF party,
sect and profession, are shaking hands to-
night as though they expected to meet no
more this side that undiscovered country
from whose bourne no traveller returns. y
l observe, 100, many ladies' of the olden
time, who scem to have forgotten that
their childhood embraced the last ten years
of tho eighteenth century. Greece, in
all her pristine glory, knew no prouder
matrons than these, and Roman Senate
might have been the offspring OF a less
honorable band. The Nile may boast
her pyramids, Romc her Vatican, Thebes
aid Peloponesus the splendid ruins of Am
man and Olympus. but to the great terri
| tory of the Northwest has been reserved
the distinguished honor of dedicating a
temple where man and woman, side by
/ side, and on equal terms, may Worship the
| God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob. and
practicalze and personify, the virtues
which adorn and give character to our
race. q. a-s.. 9 81, ,-. -.-.-.. .. G. 2. B. 8.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1858-04-21

Ses DEDICATED TO TIE GUILTY ONES.
Oh! could there in the world be found
Some little spot Of happy ground, -
where village pleasures might go round,
sszWithont the village tattting.
How tloubly blcst that place shoald be,
Where allamight dwell in liberty,
Free Ifromthc bitter misery
ssA0f gossip's' endless pra1tling
"a SsE2s ASt sF4sStE snE tttts q : '5
arhe emiselfief makers that remove
aEae from our hcares tile warmth Of love
sand zleadausR all TO disaprrovc
ssssA hat gives another pleasure:
&fhey 4seemlJes take sones part-but whe,
Hhey've heard teur cares, unkindly then
They soeli retail them all again,
Mixed with theirpoisonous measure.
aAndsfhen. they've such a cunning way
0fzteliiiig III -meant tales, say they
ztDontsnlta what I've said, 4 pray,
ezEsl<wdaldaIot tell ;another;p -'i1a tFga
Strhiglitto YOUR ncighbor's honsc they go
Narrating fur more than they know
akulJHea a be peace of hi oh and low
I'm Mife,s husband, ,friend and brut uthcr. G
xusNsssxsss Boo ss3eao7g '-a.s.
Oh, that the mischief making crew @
Were oil reduced to one or two
Andhthey painted red and hlne, %
- That every one might knew them y
Then would our villagers forget
To rage, quarrel, fume and fret,
And fal into an angry pet p Z
With things SO, much below them.
For tits sad, degrading part,
20 make another bosom smart,
And plan. . dagger in the. heart
- We ought 10 love and cherish. 3
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A correspondent Of the Gennessee FaS<
mer gives his mode of growing tomatoes
He forwarded his plaa:s in . hot-bsd o.
reen-house, and grows them in pota ustif
they are foot or q foot and half high
turning them out about the second week il
May. He plants them three feet Spe:s
in rows. When planted. he drives down
o few stakes, six or eight feet apart lsss<
ing them about four feet high, tAs whole:
length Of the rows, and mailing "trip Of
wood all along the tops, and tying one o.
two lower down the stakes, TO make trel.
lis, The ground should be dag deep asa
made rich with manure, and spoopfal Of
guano mixed with the soil round each root.
We quote:
! ",Nhen they have grown sufficiently
long to tie to the trellis. select too OF
three Of the Longest shoots and tie them
loosely to the trellis cutting away sli 9th,
er small laterals which may grow On the
main branches. Ilet these main brsnch.'
es grow until they have come il aower;
and set the 6rst bunch OF fruit; thea I
pinch out tho top, one joint above the
fruit, leaving the leaf entire. I thea d.
low it to go on again sntil II has lowered
and set another bunch Of frnit, whea ths
top is pinched out ore leaf above The
bunch, the same as the Asst snd % on Of
all the rest, taking care TO cut ill the IA
terals which may grow on the main 6eaach.
cs down to the axIes Of the leaves, - oitea
as they are produced, bat leaving tho
leaves entire II any one viii take this
little extra trouble, hs will be amply re.
paid and absolutely astonished 1t the I'm.
mense clusters Of fine largo tomatoes hs
will have. If planted in favorshls sitss
ration, they will ripcn at least % sssay %
those grown in any other way out of doors
aud frequently three days o. week esrs
lier When ripe they will harg longer on
the vines without decaying. The situs-
tion can hardly be too sunny. Deep
light laamy soil suits them best.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1858-04-21

.Y~"I say Sambo, can you answer
this conunderfrum? Supposin' / give you
a bottle oh whiskcy corked shut with a
cork how would you get de whisky out
without pullin' dc cork or breakup lie
bottle?"
Il gibs dat up
"Why push dc cork in. Yah, YAH
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1858-04-21

II have no apprsiiensions that the dsxil
will ever come for me, "'said yonAg u,N
of questionable morals. He win not N
silly enough to take the trouble" said a
bystander "for you are going straightto
him
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1858-04-21

xEvxs ~ AZ TUE USroarrSA1a-.
The editor Of the 0swrgo Pailslinm ssys,
we once rsrnsssber in our experience, zee.
tmE . snaaf boy making sport q ths pitis
fsl appearance Of poor. hsif stsfved
wrcseh. whose tstsered garments were nut.
seriag wildly N the unsympathising breeze.
i 'Yosng msn,' said philanthropic ehseEv.
20 eesse tnckieat beware how you jibs 90
thesorsew of the unfortunate-rhe lord
only know& what you may come to-
We raarked the words-That young
man grew up-he fell from the rank OF
wsalth---his naughty spirit was gradually
crushed and he is now the editor ofs
country newspaper, ssy..si
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1858-04-21

! a Kentucky Heiress Puts on Boys
Clothes and Runs Away With Her
/ LoTer. . .r
Love uW lhngh at guardians, sit ev-
tcr has at loclSmiths. An instance i'll
proof came under our observation yester-
! day. \ young girl, between ! andlS
years Of age, an orphan, was sent from
! Louisville. or near that city, to Cincinnati,
! 10 be educated at a boarding school, and
had remained III the institution for some
time. Previous to her leaving her former
home, however, she had been woocd and
and won hysa qpinin young hentuckian,
neither oscr-stylish in personal appearance
or dress. nor yet heavily laden with gold
stocks or mortgages. The guardian Of
the Yoang lady, prominent citizen of
! Louisville, was opposed to the association,
antl for!nle, not exactly the bans, for lie
had no i.lea matters woul! reach that eli
max, but the attentions of the young man
and posted his ward oil 10 her lessons at
Schp5i. 5i.,.f.sFs e,s.e.I .-sEF --a
Bnt where thare is.a will, there is a
way,'iS remark which the young lovers
lproyed, the truth of. TneI kentuekian
visited The city, anl manaycd to- obtain
communication with his aiiiancc,i, who
was closely watched ani guar,ieds aist u
plan was finally arranged forau eiopeinent
On Monday afternoon r.e lover went TO u
we'll known clothing establishment and
procured q full snit of boys clothes, from
can to boots, and sent tha bundle 10 he
LADY, house. Posting himself at t. con
venent corner he sooa Tad the satisfac-
ton of seeing her eMerge from he build
ing, Unattended, amt admirably disguised
in her new suit. Forthwith, through thr
RI aid of friends somewhere, the hearts
wishes were gratiiied and the two made
one. o. RI
RI About 8 o'clock in the evening, two
Young gentlemen inquired for rooms al
, the Walnut Street house, and registering
, their names as +. w. and A. X. Dawy
DeKa'b, Ill, were shown to Il double bed
dei apartment Mysterious circumstan
ces in the morning led to an inquiry b,
. Judge Sweeney. the landlord, when the
! fact was exposed that .N.. "A. Il. Dew
was q 'roaGA! An explanation followed
!. and the history of the affair was giVel
about as we have related it above, the gen
#, tleman giving his own name, that of tn
. lady and her guardian, and such refer
: cnces as satisfied mine host that it was al
y Ger true tale of love and elopemcnt-
7 What adds still greater interest TO the TO
; mantle runaway, is the fact that the youn!
lady is heir to q large property in her ow
right, said to be at least 81 10000 as 500
,r as she arrives at legal age. The happ
"a couple left by the river yesterday. on
honey -mool trip, to remain beyoni
= the reach of the guardian until the heir
ess shall arrive at the age of eighteen O
, which period she lacks some five or 81
. months S. Gin Cu=ctts ~
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1858-04-21

HH- What is that which NO mas ssnfss
anl which. if any mah has, he would noe
part for with untold wealth!
AnSMer-k ksbshd heal.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1858-04-21

THAT'S A Goa New York punster
challenged sick mans vote at tie recent
election, Oh the ground that he was an i'll
legal Ooter.
Perhaps it was the same person who
challenged 4 squint-esed voter, because
he was not nat@roLeyesed.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1858-04-21

s9 PA, do they have any cold wealth
er in Heaven?'
No, my son. ...
Then | don't want to die yet awhile.
why not?'
Cause | couldn't use my new skates
thcrci'
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1858-04-21

but magnesia. judged that she wanted
to destroy herself, aud l trichcd her in
this way to save her life"
"Iou swindlilg rascal" shouted Paine
chow dare you cheat d customer in that
shameful manner and obtain her money
on false pretenceS? Begone.
And with the exclamation he violently
elected the astonished apothecary from
his front door. The man OF physic. sus-
pecting ofcourse, that poor Mordccai was
deranged. sent two officers to provide for
his safe keeping, His relation Of the
preceding dialogue, however, soon obtain
ed his discharge. ~
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1858-04-21
!. . !. dp|ol etrp. !.
~ From the Geneva Gazette.
MISCHIEF MAKING.

ass ssDrDIc,rED TO TIE GUILTY ONES.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1858-04-21

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