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Pfibats NseicaI ane Surgical institute,

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Communication slElcty conadental. Permanent cure
glannioed pay. Conultaiions bv letter 0r other
San FFancsoO, Cal.
~ Tha fnlloNfnR Ieaier which emnhaiioallv main
PhIlsdep6ia CoeFo cf Medicna % ~ edtois 81 he
Pac6c Nedio1l Gnd euraical JouF1a1 Hon Fraaci.oo
Sor pahiicsiicns
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To PICKLE GREEN ToMAroEs.-Slice one
peck Of green tomatoes; take one gallon of
vinegar, 9 table spoonsful Of whole cloves,
4 Of allspice, 2 Of salt, Of mace, of cay.
enne pepper; boil the vinegar and spices for
ten minutes put in the tomatoes and boil
all together a quarter Of an hour; when
cold put in jars. There is no nicer pickle.
TwcruRE OF RosEs.-Take the leaves of
the common rose, place them without pres.
sing in bottle, and then I'll it with 95 per
cent alcohol, cork it tigh', and then let it sit
until wanted for use. This tincture may be
kept any length Of time, and will yield a
perfume little inferior to otto Of roses. A
few drops will 6ll q room with delicious
odor.
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10 UllIlF V1lT judy r1m1Fk1 that sin
EI1 eIp4lmli l1ogI1 not Be considered con.
c'uI'I1 trt t|nl / i mlicnnily ufriking 10
unulrt > repetition q h On larger scale.
, 1859-06-24

Spreading Manure On TIE sursaoa
AuIiilr IN he EdinbuEg Journal Of Az
r'1allntl. commsniing on tie views Of Proi.
Vollckg - 70 he exposure of fresh manure
on ~ surface of tie ground, relates he Sol-
loving striking experiment, made By = tolsn-
llse mn for lhe purposeof testing expressly
I|o several methods Of using manure:
I11ls being differences q opinion among
I1'1nlI1c men regarding he ldvantago q
speeding dung upon he surface and leaving
i exposed lof some time before covering Il
N. Prof L.egiil, Of Eldena. had rooourSs to
experiment Ior Tie oolving Of The question.
For |hI1 purpose n seloofnd two and one.
|.'| |oc1l. which he divided into four equal
para To No. no manure was givsa.
No 2 received about two tens of hrm-yard
dung. which uas spread immediately and
covered in By means Of TIE plow. No. 3
N.| treated n lho namo manner, with this
1IIlI.ncs. that the hoe VS. used instead Of
lho pIou. he same quantity Of dung was
carried % No. 4, and allowed 70 remain
.1II1d three weeks On he 1oII before being
covered IN by he hoe. On The 10Th Of %.
l11aI. ne four lots subjected 70 experiment
uelo 10Nn with about nlneiy-fVe pints Of
re I'D oach. The following arc he total
lelll. q ~ crop Of each Iot grain and
, 1859-06-24

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With extras for all the different patterns from
1852 10 1859. IAgent for the manufacturers for
the Pacific coast
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Nannncllled ~ NouIls, Mnnon Co; - ands = inoh
cyIIn1lu, viii lIlcD and I1I exlr11.
u.AraTnIr Oruol. Jnnnaly !, 1850.
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Some ere % skllinlly pre-
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Liquor, except with the best
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Iine WoLHB's soHIRDAM
AROMATIC ScnNAPPs.
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Beaver street.. New York,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-01-18
ssS / rt y 4 50 q tt g ~.
4g7 Stag Sale gta8 Sale
H@A@l IN Annnher. tahe Rrnttltr
II OaIlDrets Hlpe PtuI[Ilt.,
AeaenIl6er BEN GapOpernlartt,

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ger 1atsetaasts rIautt E& fsnen ssebrtsn SresRbea
HnS eem publttum tm GIsemetnsn bic
~. am nGlhIten Wcntaa ben 10. 5auuar
aettfnteabe Webeeffhune bssr tefannn tab tetsEtsp
8efaar9ten uns QDrttbeft IN 9rsm neaen Rlbe Iab
nsrtr &tnStna9 sar slutsen scnnnte III binaea uEb
t9ne6eItfd mttosr Qs5r3eusaae bas b Gag 5dds
ny srd prsmpte E reGnetbs gafwcrtnns, fCUts GHees
SeiHee ptlen uGb 9sAnfs 2asssees gDeln nat GtGx0r
stnea Encouragement Nsmea bea Wttl afn alt;
mcrc'S crptr6en girS.
ntatn 6Gs n&t alen bg Srsnt Ses 5aueS bard efernt
SalfOns psEHert III nesrn baB beipn 9rOsartse
uno i9Ea eneertGtet WatsRom, nit ner rcrtrefIs&eR
NEfers nn6 SPetls'8d pptt bic bpben unb beqR
observation-disclosures ur Clubs unb 0srsde bsr rsWue
lte gum Gar3 eHEabsno Sdat, bic Stag 9aas ~ A
ntm Der ernea @ase FIR GrSgun8 nntertdans nb SseGe
GEM Wtr3naaen tn Baltimore naGen tperpen,
n Str pefnnng. oaB perrpait bic SGs 5ale Dpm Vuts
tfnm nit sat abFeteem 5ega besRst perb smpFe5It TO
esrel6en bCpa1ta aasSga
Sans 7mtt 4e g. 6. Weter.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-01-18

nr4 INNER! Dag Sic ldnBft 1hon Olutb unp
geei9un9 Derloren batten fir uniere beordnSte
S1he gu tdmpfeu, mar mir betannt. DaB
ldsctl ppr bent Au8bru1 pe5 preuBildeu Rrieses
Sbre uueutl4tpdenbeit Nab 3dBbafii8teit aul's
Sohlte 6eltIe8en Uaren, aud cas- DuBte ih,
Jtnr einlgermaBsn nod tcunte e8 uih oaber
Dnnoern, DAP sic In Berlin 3uradbieben, at8
Qlle 3reten es UerIieBsn, oper gar, lpie eitit9e
btbaupten, auf Fron3otlAe @inlaDung Suradge
fehrt ltnp. OaB SIe nun, nabDenl Dies NueS
.einrnat 8eiaped, Sbre @runpidee. Sbren
Rnbm, 5pre Jreup6e, Gle Sads Dcutldlanos,
allies 9roBe unO gute, bus. Sie Sabre lang
Septeoi9t uno perfocbten batten, in fei1er NaAs
8lebtgtelt 9s8en ben Si58er, in ltApqeuen linz
terpano!nu8en NIT Ibm, in poppel3In9i9en 8e.
fenntnillen uno GrfIdrun9en uerleuguen aui
9eben mlirDesL caraui mar id pcAtpuu,en oe
faBt. Dap Sie aber All.s, mas Sbnen ibeuer
leIn ioute, Derratben, lid Odsnttit oaprn lo8s
iaSen fennten = Dielen @jfaD bon Berwegen@
9eit IN Der autreue bItte ih ni4t in Sbneii se+
Iud)t.
llao 100 bdtte i9 Iol9en 8erratb geibt :?
f:a9te W3lQer laner5dd. 80 batte 9 Sl5ent
ltd eper I'M @ebeimsn mia ips8ela8t. pOu Als
lsmt WaS mir bisber theuer unb wertb oemeleu !?
Sa8en sic e8 mir, tIagen sic mi4 an! SD
m'u MID seAtfertisen Grtennea Sle paran,
wIe lebr id SIe liebe, 6reunO, "a idl 5te an
nebmen mill gum IIdter n,etner Gbaten, uno
bon Jbnen lo38eiprOAen oeer lAulpig erttart
werren wIlI. 9fun aiio, tla3en S,e an, ib nil
ml1 perantlportenl
@S isi 10! REF @ene. SD iiebe niat OOr
S9uen aI8 Der eir3elne Dfeula, I'D ffebe Dor
Sbaen alS Die Stimne DeuIAlan0s, Die
Stimue Ger Na4pelt, wtl9e Sie ridtsn uuD
oerurtbeilen mirp, wenn Sie in OieIer 5tuuoe
li9 nI4t 3u reAtfertiSen perm05eu. 6Sren sic
allo Die 4ntla9en uno antwOrten Sic! g8es
balls, als Der poi flOb, als Alle, welte e8 tyeu
mlt oeul aoni8 uno Der peutlden 5l9e mstn>
ten, 8erlin perlie6eu, neil tie ipr 0lupt nidt
beu5en wolten unter Da8 frln5Giude 5ch,
peSbaI5 ltno Sie b1 in Berlin 9ebiisben?
(SSprtlebuna fglat. )gra
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-01-18

ssSSEGaSSsS&g1
DeF tastt&I >, 8aIt,mest3 gDafss" Asgi@sia;
teeR 8setgta iRtt IAG@Nabma ees 5OIHtdAs) 1Hh
tpfet Gents peg 56e&e an bis GragsF saetraF'
Der q, Wider" wi7b e5enfGls Ia WGitirstea EHe
tB1eelia8 ta8Itd e1rs 1fa9sr s0sa ~esHasE'in
ms 96U5 bef1ret
2ur,t Biz @0R SsrIsGsst tsft Der td8Itds ,gDeder'
s3- 50 eer 9abf, in ub shsH9ter Vpr Sbe-
,ablpug.
~ 0as IBS6eabLatt ees Baltimore gDe6zs
tgf5eiat jeseH Bretf3q ane iefe' fSSrt@ 81 IN unbe
a}eater Irrausbe3abia19-
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-01-18

Dt j. y. Smith bieit ss rdtst fur ssforssriid es.n
~. Ms stas9e AuStnntsn istr oOssaS1 @seasG;u
3Np9re D9e periOns6er grnlu6ti0n messn 0nterts
s UNI eefaerlfr 8rGa6eitsn NIT tom err16ten bcs IA
~ sIe senaesne fur bn se5aTdrttg Iar Gai1rsn Tag
n 1850 tn s,POriser srm as &rtt erapae. e ensr 5e
w9nD IMP tn ben esten Sabren e6r patsnn eurtrt a..
ar tenes Samens ais tbdsr asmennagt.
g Fa H0Ebwsnn8 uno btelebt Geu arasen bieiiag,
otaoE E5us:nenBsncmnen, sef6eben fdnn. I'D
AOeet3 GO ron sneuI Gpe Der slitOss Der Geitii1su
YFays Ir aneeiebeR rb unu;fteen 10 ere.
men tbo9 be ben tden aranfbeen beDaftsis ger(Dnen
Usrpete g eros I'm n&t saS @nsetasr far
bag ein su amparsn ssn Senlen IN, S a ten
peg aaSes gu 5et1sn un tiaea Nsat nm e!a Saa raai
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~ asF alIsEs resslnaSts SraSalrts Wr we&cr in aCt
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une mnDsre ii Sis Gasen as6stIt 0a4'9
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ben nsadten unb beiUnSers Gtemben es rsOtlaeniets
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Sedbtet UoIgenbea bel 3e!ten
Des W ua Iud!t9s pe9er NIT Sseen uebsln beRacs H.
t9 ltnsu an enen sEfabrenen Ist nsneen ouTq G,lse
ntt nur pom nsn SSgtssE berstt wrs lpahn esuie sn
SS r Ssfasist lsinen Ssnisa ss lsss Siugs caaa5 "a
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@ sSsrtHen bat 81 enss we er5scren snuas beetfest
SSn Dr. s. Smith aufeefnnSsnen 0ebanounsswctfe IN enls
gen Gaaen rtne S&merscn ncpnDentensea fir oar a
t;neg gepetlt. 3Ieisi9 9eraEtir. d. S. U 5mite 6as
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9anoslt Geresa rsDuF& 70 oft gbaratans bis traurt
GDI9en beroefibren. NJ
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Setten erebars Ssrlemttet ais srsenp sn anesre r Is
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t0e &rGft pteeer, t6em ssnfapt anp mite N+ttt
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6nH TN Ven. Soe Tr!pGtbGHfe crst aaf tel fee .sgs
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ene @tniNrGntMnG 0er eebeRswefg nptbmeubfe. G4s
wM@ 9en Rrantpeen be5 wsttitben 9si9Ieets 5at o. IL
u 5mp feit elmer Neibe Spn Sabysn etae 6epnegre ~
stffanfe srwtDmtt anb De fss aeu 2siSaanen cine B.
Ienbs &Mr.
Dr. S. o. S1itbs @r6pe1sattye fir Trausa saun aian IN
ott9n vlaSe erb1Ite. Ds Dsottn If aat EcSe anes
p1e 5aprer dnBerrrbenG Stgl sGppn eEbtaut. prsts
30. Yeronen BITE ron Baltimore snei pCtneS II shen
nd9 8snaner 8HgaEt Der 5gmprn1s 81. s. 5ib igpcela
Hpttls 1es 9anbcS sef6tdt srbalten. n E
AAe AnfrG8ea tLttea reaa prtrattm 5R aer Dths Nat
teperate 3tamer eur DspSttpn ssr patisGssa 0ea 81
nhT Ntpr8sns btS absnbe psr. @ III. 1
9sniS0-S Ns. II Sab.Srstbrt9fr, @GIttmsrs.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-05

TVAVING recently purchased the above extensive
III establishment, is prspa ed TO execute all orders
for Foundry and Machine Work on the most reason-
able terms.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-05

rT,HE Adams Express conp@ny beg leave 10 IN
III npnnce % tAesr fsisn6x. tie pablc af Nashville
thai shey have eoneudzo arFeaseasats With the Lo1
<siIle sn6 Ssshss r 4. Ca, es6sE gAich they VII
extend lke opcrasons u teir kzpFezS - ths zs %
thss Read. samsssnclsf Aaszzs isl, is1s. o. rs
eanpielian Of the Nashville en1 ef The Read ts
Eautiae ssFeen about t1s eth 81 Anxesl. isse. e.
ssagsrs = ~ throash hetseea SaAhsi1e and Esa.
Fer pzrslsalsss Is ia.rassss saus, ese., spply 70
A. <. 31L1,
s1x 81 BE - Azska sxrssk
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-05
Architectural and Plain Iron Work for
Public and Private Buildings.

Fire Proof Houses; Plain L Ornamental Win
Iron Fronts, Orders and dow and Door Frames
Roofs; and shutters;
Conservatory and Hot. Hosting Machines for
house appointments; stores;
Columns, WnsOw 4 Door Iron aud Glass Payements
liutes and Stills; made strong nd water
ConsOs, ModiIlions and tight, admirably adapt
Brackets, Corinthian ed to light up cellars
Correggc, D0rc, Ionic, and vaults;
and Composite Capitals, Street Crossings. Crate
Tor columns and antes ings, Lamp ana Hitch
OF all sizes; ing Posts;
CeTnicCs, ACuldmgS and | Vaults and Vault Doors,
Leaves in variety. and Jail Work, &c.
Spirals and straight stairs;
Balconies, yerandas, Area, Yard and Cemetery
enclosures Gates and Fences in Wrought Iron Work
Cast and Compe site.
Jobbing and Repairs executed with despatch.
Having thorough practical knowledge OF the va.
rious branches of Mechanical Engineering, Il shalide
vote my entire attention TO the OF
the business, and with the assistance Of competent
Foremen in the several departments, large force OF
experienced work men, and the extended facitiesnow
my command feel every confidence in my ability
TO compete successfully with any similar establish.
ment in the country. T. NJ. BRENNAN,
aug27-tf Me& c. f.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-05
Farm for Sale.

r An ossFsag Cor sale. pfivzsesy. fhxt szlnabss
j Tract Of Lane kneea - he Hays Tract, sfIuz<e4
IN he Nashville AID Chaltab1osz k1llruad. ssc1t
zass iron TIE otty. Ihs tnpfaysmsnss are of The
bszt aescfi tea ealszzt1z 81 hue bEirk Heaze s1
al elhsr necessary cal heases There - .bezt 80
acres cleared land, k.isnee heavily trlo<Es1- The
place also ell ea1eFad- Take 4ltagetter. Il -
81 he nost eesl able places IA HE Fi<ialzy a.
Nashville Ifnet ssiA eT gAe nrst Of kesembsr
wiil be for renf Use enzafns year. Yer pzrfseuazr
szll "a Z. Il. aLAsI1Gk 4 - % NAHcE 4 WOOD
wAkDs sr 70 ns a. zsy szs4ssn AAxkes street. Ne e
pee1t-u JA& Y. nAfe
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-10-13
Legal Notice.

David Robinson, Plaintiff, The State of Ohio
John McCowin, defcndent Court of p.
r. HE said John McCowin, of the State of Penn
l. syvania, will take notice that David Robin
son, of the city of Pittsburgh and State of Penn
sylvania did, on the Sth day of August, 1859, file
in said Court of Common Pleas Of said Vinton
County petition against the said John Meow
in, claiming to recover judgment against the
said defendent for the sum of $3.50 81 with inter
est on $3.50 from the first day of December, h. D
1851; on sl2 0l from the cath day of Decemb Der
A. D. lS57 and on 81 80 from the 2lst day of Ju-
y 4. d. 1859, on account of certain promissory
note, made by the said defendent for the sum OF
$3.50, payable to the order of the said plaintiff in
six months after the date thereof, and dated the
first day of December A. D. 1859, and on account
of Ger tain taxes paid by said Plaintiff upon the
mOrtgaged premises hereafter described and
praying for tie sale of West half of the N. E.
quarter, and the North half of the n. w. quarter
of Section 10, Township II, of Range II, in the
said County ofVinton and State of Ohio. by vir-
tue of a mortgage executed by said defendant up
on said premises to said plaintiff to secure the
payment of the aforesaid promissory note. and
that the proceeds of such sale be applied to the
satisfaction of the Judgment so to be rendered. -
The said John McCOwin is further notified that
he is required to appear and answer said petition
on or before the third Saturdayafter the 18th day
ofSeptember 4. D. 1859.
EFF BINGHAM,
Attorney for David Robinson.
August Sth, lS59.-6w.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-10-13

satisfied Mr., Coe that the appliance
called "satety.valve," which he in
vented himself, and which is designed
to work by a rope from the outside of
the balloon, had been damaged before
he started on the trip, aud as a conse-
quence could not be made serviceabIe.
This valve is underneath the main
valve, and is calculated to open and
close accordingly as the air and heat
may expand or depress the balloon
Once finally closed, beyond the power
of operating it, the expansion of the
gas, under the influence of an eXtraor-
dinary heat, became too great for the
endurance of the fabric Of which the
balloon was constructed, and the ex.
plosion followed, as a matter ofcourse.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-10-13
Fever and Ague,


rom which mankind suher oyer a large part OF
the globe, Is the consequence OF diseased action
in the system, induced Ly the poisonous miasm OF
vegetable decay This exhulatim is evolved by
the action OF solar heat on wet soil, and rises with
the watery yapor from it. While the sun i below
the horizon this vapor fingers near the carth'S sur
face. aud the virus is taken with it through the
lungs into the blood. Therei acts as an irritating
anisln on the internal y5cera and eXcreting organs
Il the body The liver becomes torpid aud fails to
secrcie not only this virus, hut also the bile from
the bl1od Both the virus and the bile accumulate
in the circulation and produce violent cOnstitu-
i1nal disorder The spleen, the kidneys, and the
aonach sympathizc with the liver, and become
.isnalercl alsp. Finally, the instinct Of our or
.lni,n, as il in an attempt to eXpcl the noSious
thI~iln, concentrates the whole blood Of the body
, the inicrnal excrct!rcs to iorce them to cast it
ut. The blood leave; the surface, and rushe5 to
;r central organs with cuugestiye violence. This
thcCuItL But in this elflrtit fails. Then the
EVER follows. IL which the blood leaves the cen
lll ORGANS and ushes to the surface, as if in
mother cilrs to expel the irritating poison through
nat other great excretory y-t the skin. In this
.lsI it falls and the system abandons the attempt
,yhm,tcl, and waits for the recovery OF strength
. r.nelt the hopeless effort another day. These
r., the IL, or paroyvsms OF FEyEn AND AGUE
urh constitutional disorder will Of courss under
,irr tlc health II L is not removed
w, have lab1rcd to find and have found, an
.,,tiltta
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-10-13

A REToRT DIRECT A clergyman
from a neighboring town and one of
his elder parishioners were walking
home from church one icy day, last
winter, when the old gentleman slip
ped and fell flat on his back. The
minister looking at him a moment,
and being assured he was not much
hurt, said to him:
"Friend, sinners stand on slippery
places"
The old gentleman looked up, as il
to assure himself Of the fact, and said:
81 see they do, but can't.--P1Ov-
idence Post.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-10-13

A HEAVY RIsE.-From Saturday
evening to Sunday evening last says
the Kanawha Star, the Kanawha river
rose twentv-nine feet in twenty nine
hours. This was a very unexp ected
aud extraordinary rise, but little rain
having fallen in this part of the State,
and the river being low at the com
mencement of the rise. Elk and Coal
Rivers have risen to very fine boating
and rafting stages, but not to the ex-
tent of the Kanawha. The Winilred
Coal Company sent out by this rise
one hundred thousand bushels Of their
superior bituminOus coal.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-10-13

0Condemn no man for not think.
ink as you think. Let every one en-.
joy the tnlI and free liberty of thinking
tor himself. Let every man use lis
own judgement, since every man must
give an account of himself to Cod
Abhor every approach, in any kind
of degree, to the spirit Of persecution
If you cannot reason or persuade a
man into the truth, never attempt to
force him into it. lflove will not com
pei him, leave him to God, the judge
of all.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-10-13

T A Dutchman, smitten with the
desire for family glory, sent one this
twelve sons to college to become a
doctor, On his return, determined to
test his requirements, he asked an eX-
PLANTATION Of the manner in which the
victuals were respectfully conducted
to the stomach. The son being guilt.
less of anatomical lore, very quietly
told him that there was a clapper
placed between two pipes leading to
the stomach; when he drank it closed
the opening in that one appropriated
to convey food; and when he ate, that
for the drink. The Dutchman, after
a few extra whifis Of his pipe, showing
the power Of mental struggle, replied,
"Mine Got! how must it 60 ven | eats
mush and mike"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-10-13

Judge Dooly, of Georgia, was re.
Imarkab!e for ms wit, as well as for
other talents. At one place where he
attended court. he was not pleased
with his entertainment at the tavern.
On the day of his arrival hog under
the rame of pig, had been cooked
whole and laid on the table. No per.
son attacked it. 1t was brought the
next day, and the next, and treated
with the same respect, and it was on
the table on the day on which the court
adjourned. As the party finished
dinner, Judge Dooly rose from the ia.
BILE, and in a solemn manner thus ad-
dressed the clerk:
"ME. Clerk dismiss that hog upon
his recognizance until the first day of
the next court. lie has attended SO
faithfully during the present term that
| don't think it will be necessary to
take any security"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-10-13

OF In the island ofGoa, near Bonn
bay there is asinguar vegetable, call
ed "the sorrowful tree" because it on
Iy fourishes in the night. At sunset
no flowers are to be seen, and yet af,
ter half an hour it is full of them
They yield sweet smell, but the sun
no sooner begins to shine upon them
than some of them fall off, and others
close ny; and others continue flower.
ing in the night during the whole year