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GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY,
Ge0FgetOWn, ID. G.

TTNIIIS large boarding and day school for young
ladies long and favorabiy conducted by Mss
English NJ principal
assisted by and experienced teachers ec
department of learning.
OfCongcss them Wasnus
their daughters wards here under their own
tho graduates ~
seminary representing nearly every State in the Union
For particulars address N. ]. NARROWER
Principal Of the Georgetown Female Seminary,
San 12--cotr {}ccrxctown, II. @
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I.ch o0.=laMGM
Jefferson City Coal Mining and Oil Manufac-
turing Company.

TIME above company was chartered December 80,
l. 1857 The os bank belonging to and from which this compa
lying the river opposite bank
from Jefferson city and hundred and twenty nrc miles from
by railroad gentle plane the the
o bank valleys hills inter 5enng giving the company every
navigation with which the
ssa sa r. .. s
the nocrn western and nortwccrn countries together with the
Orleans inclusive company compete with
We have smother ncssmsb profit the coal Of these
large quantities and quality Il cd, No slate impurities
dsp,n a. yr, uxnsn "a a y ss.s s Asssrr ta hSao s
dg) including kea cf about handrc and sixy clear
Sss r % ns ra as @ ss %s ss used M Ss se s
.y In addition to tho Missouri ~, ssr M n.ssaca xhes @ 7 sSn ss"
built and reced in amst direction fom ycnerson c
country fuel from scarcity, has become
limited in Importance The following sn estimate q the expense
,bc Of hrc millions Of bushels for the use q steam
tos,s and 70 .ury orders s. viii be made from ali parts Of the
facsa,rc of OIL making in all four millions of bushcs
mining per bashc $40 900
For manufacarna oil ,rn cents per gallon 10000
For incidcn,sl expenses lo,ooo
Total expense ... 300 900
and profit win readily the
bank fifteen co's per bashe and the oil n one dollar and
Tho ychi ii nj $3.50 900
The yield the 600 900 bushels Of coal in OIL hfy
less than capacity 900 900 gallons at 81 rs o"
To which add the amount from COAL making Too 900
After 'cioc'ing former expenses Soogp
Leaves net profit dividend per nnnum, 400, 900
estimate, Will be by those acquainted with is
based what be and will he done At his
bank The so and selling. Persons
whore for safety large and speedy dvden
equal viii do well call either Of the following directors
tho company rs
Pr NJ. Belt Of Missouri.
VIM Bgcr, United States from Pennsylvania
Hon WIN Montgomery, member Congress, Pennsylvania
Hon. Allison White, member Congress, Pcnnsyy yania.
JAS W Honta Of Jefferson city Missouri
Dr. VIM Belt the president of the company and Jas W Bon
the secretary be found Browns Hotel for few days, WIN
samples of the OIL candle and coal which they will takc pleasure
in exhibiting JAS W. BONITA
Feb 1l--d6t Secretary
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PHOTOCRAPH OIL PAINTINGS.

DROFESSOR ]. f. CHURCHILL, Artist respect
fully thanks 10 his friends and patrons for past
sncnt, AMI solcts continuance of the ssme. @ n.o,
Mctsrtcys Gallery No s Pennsylvania avenue '
~ Az street
Dec At .. t.4Hu .fT y..
DARE OPPORTUNITY FOR AN Investment
IL For sale frame housewo stories, basement, and su
s,ttcd 17h No b7s winderr building '
apply GEO w. BRAY, ,
Property agon 2s2 Ninth bet and streets north
Feb lI-eodIm q. -..s..
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W.
Of War; W. r. nrinkard chief clerk
clerks and four wntchmcn The
GLOWING bureaus attached 10 this department
Commanding Generals 0eTf Office at the head OF which is
General Scott, is ut New York
Adiam Generals OGceCol Samuel Cooper Adusnt General
Assan,s-rcvct Major Townsend, Bcvct Capt s. Williams
oareche Judge Advocate Tsye Maer John
ee clerks and In this Office kept all
tho records which the personnel OF the the rolls Sc
II is here where all military commissions are made out
QndlmGa Generals OceBrevct Major General T. s. Jcsup,
AssistansConcl C. Thomas Captain
Miller egcr; clerks and
Pdymosr Generals OEoCo f. Jrned paymaster general
Mor Leslie district paynaster eight clerks and
Commiysayy Generals OGcn George Gibson commssary gen
cra assistant CAPTAIN ~ T. Simpson clerks and
ger.
Smpon Generds 06oen Thomas lawson general;
assistants, Dr. r. G. Wood and Dr. O. X Wood three clerks
ocGcnera Joseph Totem cneinccr
Captain n @. Wright; five clerks and ono
Typographical BucouCol j. j. Albert colonel Of the corps
Captain Woodruff -four clerks
Ordnance BouCl II r. Craig colonel o ordnance assistant
Capt VIM. Maynader eight clerks and one
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r.p ns,AKrsEsr.

Third Amdios Atkinson esq
eight clerks He receives and adjusts all accounts for sub
well pensions
arising military previous
property the military service, under various of
gre reports the balances tho Second Comptroller for his
cison thereon.
Fourth Autors Oeoe Dayton, esq., Auditor
sixteen clerks
Navy Department and reports tho balances 70 the Second Comp
troler for his decision thereon
Fynh Audops OGce Murray Mcconnell esq AUDITOR
six and adjusts all for diplomatic and
cf
men reports balances the First Comptroller for bis decision
thereon.
Sh Audaors OAiceDr Thomas NJ Tate, auditor tho
Department and hundred
clerks NIL
Department His hnal
appeal Comptroller super
intends the collection all the Post once Department
all penalties and oturs and mail
tractors Tor failing 10 DO hc duty he directs suits and legal proceed
all
tboycd by promp
pstrucng and clerks
relntng thereto rctur from zach ,erm
proceedings lands nn other rror,y
assigned United States payment due tho Pa e
and has se Of Same for The
bench O United Stntcs
clerks and keeps the state IN b
cwn Office the repositories the M of
August rays the by t,
Secretary Treasury countcrgned by the Comptroller and
by tho recorded by The Register
public moneys disbpg officers PAYS
the upon their checks.
Igser ON,e-rroy Bigger Register and twenty
He keeps public rcccs and expenditures resolves
official Of
Comptroller
and vouchers decided
them and Is charged by law with Their safe keeping
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NAVY pEpARrxxSr.

Navy Department Navy proper
Secretary and Of i've bureaus attached thereto
Navy yards and Docks rcau Of Construction Equipment
Repair Provisions Clothing Bureau Of Ordnance
lIydroeraIhy Bureau Medicine and Surgery.
following of the duties Of each OF these offices
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her hair with an orange peel hue, and showing on
M, thrpad bare coat to a bad adyantage-one OF
nv aYn,s was around Pollys waist, my hand rest
mo on the small of her back-she was toying with
nv auburn locks Of jet black hue-she was almost
r,cno ond was ditto-she looked like grasshop-
ner DYING with the hiccups | felt like a mud
t,rtle ehoked with Goldfish bail. Polly; says L,
in a voice musical as the dying swan, will you
have me-? She turned her eyes heavenwara,
clasped me by the hand, had an attack OF pima
stappcrs. and with sigh that drew her shoe strlhgS
to her palate said -r ...E -
nYcsn'- ....,r
She cave clear out then and squatted in my lap
she cork screwed and | curhumixed and rolled
in. - / huprcd her till [ broke my suspendelS-
Well, to make long story short, she set the day
and we practiced every night for four weeks how
we would walk into the room to be married, al We
cot so as we could walk as graceful as couple OF
muscovic duckS. The night the company and the
minister came. the signal was given, and arm IN
arm We marched through the crowded hall. we
were lust entering the parler door, when down L
went Ie,slap OIL the oil cloth, pulling Polly after
me Some cutscd fellow had dropped banana
skin on the floor and it foored me. 1t split an
awful hole III my cashmere right under my dress
coat tail Il was too late to back out, so clapPne
NV hand over it, We marched IN and were spleed'
Takir.e scat, watched the kissing the bride opc-
ration. Nv grounslnan was tight, and he Kissed
her till | Jumped up to take a slice, when, oh,
horror a little six-years old imp had crawicd be-
hind me. and pulling my shirt through the whole
in NV pants, had pinned it to the char, and III
iulu,,ing M discovered to the admirng gaze OF
| the aSionshed multitude trihc more white muslin
! ,han Was pleasant Women ggsled, the men roar
/ cal. and cot mad but was finally put to bed, aud
! there all my troubles ended.
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State CT North Carolina, Gaston county.

NNVITt0r Court q Ld|--Nl0tily 7 efn1i 1925.
Lawrence Myers and Philip Pike Joseph Mead.
Attachment. ....
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that Jos.
Mead is not resident OF this State. conceaS him
self that the ordinary process Of law cannot be served
on him. it is therefore ordered Ivy the Court that publ
cation made for six weeks successfully in the West
crn Democrat for the said Joseph Mead to appear at the
next term this be held for the county CT Gas
ton. at the Court House in Dallas. on the 9Th Monday
after the 4th Monday in August and plead. answer or
demur, judgment pro comtcssO will be taken against
him. -.....
Witness J. C. Lewis. Clerk of our said court at Office
the 9th Monday after the 4t Monday in February. and
in the SD year Of american Independence ID 1898
o4-6t Tpr adv sol J. G. LEWIS, {. s. G.
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State Of N. Carolina, CASTOR County

Superior CruH Of Eq"ity, FaH Term, 1858
Jacob Costner, ct al, Elizabeth Costner ct al.
@. B.
Ii appearing TO the satisfaction of the Court, that
James Gilmore and wife Ann, are beyond the iurisdic-
ton Of this Honorable Court, and reside in the State
Texas, it is ordered that pnbl; aton he made in the
Western Democrat for six weeks, notifying the said
James Gilmore and wife Ann. to come forward plead,
dcmur to the said Bill judgment pro con-
fcsSo will he entered against them.
Witness F. NJ. Ahcrnathy. Clerk and Master i'll Equi-
tv at Office, this 2Gth day of August 1853.
24-6t [pr adv &6.] F. NJ. ALTERNATELY, c. NJ. F.
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Supc,jor Fourt Of La~-lprlHg Term, 1853

Bernard :. Baruc Joseph Mead.
.....r .- "a attachment se f..
II appearing TO the satisfaction of the Court that Jos
Mead is not resident of this State, cOnccalS him.
SELF that the ordinary process Of law cannot he served
on him IS therefore ordered by the Court that puh-
cation be made for six weeks successfully in the est
rn Democrat for the said Joseph Mead to appear ut
tie next term of this court to be held for the county
of Ga,ton at the Court House in Dallas, the 9th
Tont;.y after the 18th Monday in August, 1893, and
Plead ,'Eswcr dcmur judgment pro contcsso viii
be taken arainst him
Witness J. g. Lewis Clerk of our said court at Office
IN Da las the 9Th 3tonjay after the 18th Monday in Feb
ruarv 1875 and ia the SD year of American lndcpen-
irace J. G. LEWIS, c. $. {.
ID gT7 24-Gt
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NahT'ECE..S

rI,HE FIRM of FULLINGS i Co was dissolved By
l. mutual consent the 1st day of January last In
retiring from the Firm allow me to return my sincere
the liberal patronage bestowed upon us and to request
a continuance of the same for Messrs. SPRlNGS q
HEATH who have associated thenrselVe Win Il
FulIings under the Firm of FULLINGS, SPRINGS q
CO. who will conduct the Clothing business on the
same terms and with the advantages as heretofore
The Notes and Accounts. of Fullings 4 90. VIII be
fnund in the htuis Of W \. Owens, for collection
- ...ss- g.zr sf.fs = JOHN TOWNLEY.@
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CAROLINA CITY, N. C.

completed to Beaufort Iarbor, have determined to
locate Carolina City for the purpose of doing
Forwarding & General Commission
Business hope by promptnesS and strict attention
to merit patronage and support Being the Agent of
NTRR4l'S LINE OF FIRST CLASS. PACKETS
this and Morehead city, effort will be made to
make this the cheapest and most expeditions route to
New York. Vessels will be loaded and discharged at
my Wharf (aoining the Railroad Wharf) and thereby
carriage and lightcrage Particular attention will
be given all orders, and to the sale and shipment of
Produce @ za--=f IS IS ri. WMl Is. g RANT
All shpments of Produce to d. Golden Murray, New
York, will he forwarded free of commission.
june %, 1859 re-yrr 81 go
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p O e T a L /.
WOULD THAT WE MIGHT MEET
.-.....- AGAIN a-E

WOULD THAT WE MIGHT MEET
....z AGAIN. ~ --E = oar
All. would that We might meet again,
Nor part till hfe's decline;
For know that thou golden chain,
Doth bind this heart to thine ....
A chain whose tendril will entwine 81.
While on this earth | rove
Which uouoht but love can G er dissolve,
The magic chain of love.
All, would that we might meet again,
For lone aud dreary are
The hours, when thou art far away;
Yet loves my guiding star;
And still amidst the darkest hours,
Twill sNeetIy point to thee; -.
For thon thi. hearts best treasure art,
Aid thou shalt cEcr. be-
Yes. would that we might meet again,
Thy smile faiu would see:
- But doSt thou, when, mid other scenes,
Sill cast one thought on me!
both thy fond meul'ry Ger recall
The hour when first we met!
The hour with JOY and gladness frauGht,
This heart can ncer forget
All! would that VIC might meet again;
would the hour might come
That ''where thou goest | may 60,
And there shall be my home.
Yet stiH, as days slide swiftly by,
Though Joy or sadness reign,
This hope III fondly cherish still
That we may meet again.
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N office.

Our NOTES and ACCOUNTS arc in the hands Of
w A. COOK for collection. Those INTEREST,"" had bet
ter pay up f1rLterHh, if they wish to SAVE noHI;
BOONE i co.
,,c, - 1919 oG-tf
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BUILDING: EsUELDaNG!!

u public that they are now dressing Lu1ilter and
manufacturing SaslIes, Blinds, Frames, Doors and
Snokes, at their Mills on West HILL Salisbury, y, c.
Their Hsfes and Blinds, made of heart-pine and non
lar, not surpassed by any in the Statetsag 4-i
Pailings Bausters, Brackets, and all kinds of orna-
mental wood work finished in thf best Style and furn
<ished at short notice. I All work done at tI,cir
Mills is warranted to give satisfaction Orders from n
distance punctuallY Attended to. ia q" iosa7I
They also prepared to- take contracts i'm naft
of the State for erecting and fitting up all kinds of
Buildings for which plans win be furnished if desired
Terms reasonable.
+ s'S..sA s's34f e = MURDOCH, DARBY & ecu
SALISBURY, June = 1885, EHgG r Il Gnsszasl
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All Right Again!

| have commenced Butchering Beet again, and am
ready and wish to buy Bcevcs Mutton and Pork, on
the hoof solicit, and hope to merit, the patronage OF
the town W. ~. COOK.
AUG. 81. 1853. c3-tf Town Butcher.
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Great Curcs-Cftizens Read!

Great Cures Citizens Rpadt ii ~
Rheumatsm.--Mr Joseph d Bartle, Myrtle Street,
SAYS the Electric Oil cured him Immediately e. -...
PileS.-Charlcs Sexton ESD cX-MayOr Of Camden,
saws six applications cured him. Also, cured his Rheu
matisn. us .. .-.. : -.. "5 .
Ncuralcia-Mr David Mann, 400 Vine Street, says
he was great sufferer, but the oil cured him. So says
L II Grant. Esq. 81 North Eight Street. T.
Croup-Ths Oil is nalliblc for Group. Ask a lady
at the Grard House. ........ Be-. Eli. s... M.
CAUTIoN-Thcre are numerous limitations sprung up
on the rcputation that my article has acquired. The
public must beware They worthless
.. ...-Ht .'..s"i Philadelphia Sept 1st, 1856
Prof. De Grath Dear Sir.-I must inform you of
the great benefit patient of mine has experienced from
the application of your Electric Oil. The that
of girl eight years of age, who terribly afflicted
with scrofula, and discharge from the knee. The leg
became contracted to literally bury the heel IN the
hip 1t had been in this state for about twelve months
and finding nothing in the whole "Matcria Medica to
have any effect or give relief finally procured
bottle of your Electric OIL and gave it the mother
directing her to apply it to the parts along the
tracted snews which had the effect of making the leg
nearly one-fourth straight in abount six hours The
application of the Oil continued for about three
weeks using only six bottles and the leg is nearly
perfectly straight. JOHN 1t. MckNlN, NJ d..
1872 CallGwhill Street.
-e- For Sale in Charlotte by H. N. Pritchard. ....
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SHIRTS. Shirts,

At any price you may want.-Another bold assertion,
but nevertheless true. Nothing like being connected
with manufacturing house. ~. -- il -. ~ o,..
FULLINCS, SPRINGS & co:
f4b
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lDRR 1El9ORAGlD9

FEyIIE undersigned Agent will receive applications
Il for INSURANCE in the NORTH CAROLINA Mt
TUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. .... ... .,..
This Company is the oldest in the State, and has
been in successful operation for several years Its
rates arc moderate. and AL losses promptly adjusted
Persons wishing tsnsure their own lives or the lives
of their Slaves in this Company, will call at the Office
of the Agent the Bank of the State. q.
EEEF@ SLAVES Insured for TNO-IllkDo OF their
VALUE.
~ - TIIOS. W. DEWEY. Agent.
January II, 1853. - ly.pd-
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LAST AND FINAL NOTICE

hereby given that all Notes and Accounts due to the
old firm of DRUCKER & SOMMERS, will be
placed in the hands of Attorney if not settled before
the LIST of October next, determined 10 close
he old Business.
Charlotte. July -. 1883 19-2m
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Glove AnodyHe Eoothache Drops.
Those who have felt the painful throbbing and excru
citng pangs OF raging toothache shooting through
their jaws and head with the most orRlentng pcrse-
verancc, and is often the case have received but
little sympathy from friends, will No doubt lie much
pleased to know of remedy hat viii heIcr fail to quiet
the unmereiful offender, and leave the teeth, where
they should remain, in the head. III E.. #-.t +
The numerous cures it has accomplished are we'll at
tested. and it has cnly TO become generally knGwn to be
highly appreciated by the public as it has long been
by Dentists
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stoek of Gents, & Bows, Clothing

= - --------- etef oHcFgd az WfS 811u1e
It is bold assertion but nevertheless true: because we
buy the materials and manufacture our own goous,
thereby saving the manufacturers profit, which is at
least % per cent Moreover every article ct Clothing
passes under the supervision of of the firm and II
not wel-made it is not received We can therefore,
,raGat the making Of all goods that go from our house
RULINGS, SPRINGS & co.
Ni.y-I
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Glove Anodyre Toothache Drops.

For Sale in Charlotte by II, ~ Pritchard. ,rsg.E
July %, 1858 I'm, -E.
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PROF. DE GRATH's PRACTICE.
4 Sheriff cured in night by De GRATIS Electro on
LETTER FROM DR. kEfSER. -
Piusburg, May Goth l85G,--PRoT. DE GRATH, 30
South Eighth st. Phil have remarkable cure
Deputy Sheriff Kerr, of Pttsburg, had a very swollen
and painful hand. applied The oil personally which
gave instant relief. lie hats recommended the oil to
others afflicted with rheumatism i'll which the results
were most satisfactory Truly yours,
80. ... GEO. II. KEYSER.
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Bows Clothing.

To parents we would say you can find an sssortme
ut our Clothing Store where we keep all kinds, VIII
is well made. -.
May 4th. ftLLlNGS, STRiN"o u W.
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TT Ew III "a NE.

THyIIE NEW FIRM of FULLINGS, SPRINGS & co.
beo leave to present themselves the citizens o.
North and South CaroIina aud in doing would earn
estv solicit a continuance of the liberal patronage be-
slowed on the well known firm Of Fullings ~ Co.
We would say with much assurance that we have the
Eargest, Neatest and Cheapest -"- e@f ~-@a-
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CASHMERE SUITS,

Y n ~ W.
White Iinn White and Fancy MarsciIles, lower than
the same kind can be mat featured III the nted ctt,
IT t. FULLINGS SPRINGS. & CO.
Nov Fly.
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State Of North Carolina, CASTOR county

Aug. u, 1898
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TRUNKS! TRUNKS :!
RagIans! Raglans !!

We arc receiving by every steamer all KINDS o
materials Imaginable. -.'a .-sH.-+ 49,. 80
Fullings, Springs Co.
May 4th IF .
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-05-01


The "Stuyvesant Pear Tree, w:.ica stands at
tho corner VI Third Avenue and Thirteenth street
New York, il again in bloom. Ii WAS Wanted IN
l6l7, two hundred and eleven years HgO.
A Southern paper say that Mr.. buchanan "is
likely to be sold" We shall pity the buyer
Louisville Journal.
REnArKABLE SroHr-Descent ola bolt Of Fire.
The Journal states that while the New York
and Worcester train, connecting with the steamer
ominOn wealth, was passing Natick yesterday
morning, a ball OF lightning AS large as the t~o
lists OF q man descended, ran along the telegraph
wire. and exploded with a report as loud as q can
non. The wire was consumed, and the posts
within a space of half a mile were shivered from,
top to bottom. The passengers on the train were
grsntly alarmed, as the ball Of fire was all the
time in sight, and the explosion seemed as IT be-
meath the cars. Had the train been under the
wire it must have been struck.
Ancient CosrUMEs.-The Newburyport Herald,
IN speaking OF the concert of the Reading va
Folks's Choir. under the leadership of Father
Kemp. in that city, thus refers to some OF the
costumes worn by the singers:
"One mans hat was worn in the battle Of Bunk
er Hill, and some of the bonnets we're a genera,
ton older than that. OF the dresses, two were
voucbed for as having come down for l75 years,
and n third rs being 204 years old in which the
wearer's mother, grandmother, and great-grand'
mother had been married and ii we might Judge
from it's prseent possessor. all those ladies bad
been very beautiful! women. We did not hear
how old the coat was, worn by the bass.viol man,
but We think it must have come over in the
Mayfower, for in the picture of the Landing OF
the Pilgrims, we have seen a pattern Of that same
garment"
On Friday last, u firm Of matters and furriers
in Chicago, shipped fer England lot of eight
teen thousand coon skins. The skins were made
up in sixty compact bales.
A HUSBAND MUST NOT OrEN A WIRES LET.
rERs.-A Westphalian Prussian Court of Justice
has decided that a husband has no right to open
bis wife's letters, and sentenced one to a fine Of
ten thalers for doing so. Of course the rule works
the other way also, and must tend to promote fam
lily peace.
view of most things, when recently asked respect
ing a person OF quite a poetic temperament, RET
piled, "Oh, he is one of those men who bave soar.
ings after the indefinite. and divings after the un-
fathomable. but who never pays cash.
TIE Best THING TO GIvE.-Tbe best thing to
give your enemy is forgiveness ; to your opponent
tolerance to a friend your heart to a child q
good example to a father Difference to q mother
conduct that will make her proud of you to your
self respect to all men charity.
PRENTICE says Henry Clay was author Of a
great many glorious things, and of only one that
he had reason to be ashamed of-and that one is
now in Congress.
CONGRESSIONAL ADJouRNNENT,-Both Houses
OF Congress have voted to close the present session
on Monday the 7th of June, the Senate having
concurred liz a pint resolution to that effect pre-.
viously adopted by the House of Representatives.