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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-07-26

SELLING JUDoE.-Bob Harper, who lived on
Kettle Greek, in Wilkes county, Georgia, was fined
FIVE dollars by Judge Dooley during court week.
Bob was wag, and he said he would have the
worth of bis money ont Of the Judge. 1t happen
ed the Judge was his circuit (on horseback in
those days. and passing by Bob's house on the
creek, which was swollen by heavy rain, he
wanted to know if the creek was swimming.
81 reckon it is" said Bob, "you will get cold
bath if you try it."
"I'll strip and make my horse swim it if you
will 60 up the creek and bring my clothes over"
said the Judge.
Off went his garments, and over went the Judge,
his horse not going over his knees-thc creek
being broad but shallow. AS the Judge got over,
several persons were enjoying the fun from store
piazza, neither Bob nor his clothes making their
appearance. The Judge wrathy, cold and
shivering Bob was still on the other side of the
creek and bawled out, "Judge you can nave your
breeches for FIVE dollars"
"Bring them over" said the Judge, "Tm sold;
you may fight at the next court all the week, but
| I'll never fine you again"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-07-26

Charlotte, N. c., April u, 1859.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-20

We hope that it VIII, at some time or other,
be settled whether the late Hon. K lfus Cho,te
was Christian or not. The late Dr. Adams says
that be was, and has preached voluunoas dis
courses upon that point. The only decisive e7deoce
which We have, apart from the certificate of Dr.
Adams, is that given By another Doctor (of Pbysic)
at msufoleum. meeting III Chsrlestown, the grief
OF which was Tremendous, not to say Niobean
This Vac to tie effect that Mr Choate once 10, de
10 bin the following characteristic remark:
DR. TtompsoD, III be Id if don't" This,
We think, settle, the matter, aod if it does not
satisfy the Rev Dr. Adams to safety, we hope
hat be will write to us upon the subject.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-20

1t has been suggested that Mr. Buchanan, in
view of the dreadful loss sustained by the widow
at Bedford Springs, Pa, of her young colored wo-
usn who cured bair so beautifully, should ten
der to the widow the market value Of the slave.
Tbs would BE- st least ju.t For if the widow had
u't been stdulously, aud ~e may say pstrD,cally
engaged in solaclDe the qualms, internal aeitations
and stomschic COMMISSIONS of the Chief NJ ,gstrate
While taking the waters, che could have kept
double eye upon the young hair-dresser VINO ran
away. We are lot sure that an appropriation by
CODgiess- considering toe Presidents position
~oulc not be the proper thing; and We should not
be surprised if the Presidents sense suggested
something of that kind 10 spcial message. At any
rate If Congress does not pay the President should
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-20
The Great Storm i'm the British
Provinces.

B0sTON Friday, Aug. II, ioJs'
The Prince Edrards Island ErGminer describes
the Tornso On the 9Th met the most terrific ever
kno~n on the Leland, tearing up strong trees and
doing uch dsmsge to property. number OF boats
in the h,rbor upset, one of which conta'nsA
Fred Goodwin. son Of Hon G. r. Goodwin, formerly
Collector of Ctarlottstown and Miss Maloney, wh
were both drowned
Several other CAGES of drowning are reported, ami
a vessel is supposed TO have gone down with oil q
board cor sistiog of seven p.rsoOs. TIE E~ass'r1
hss also fears tor the safety of the fishing vessels u
which there were sso large number out.
A tee. rsphlc dispstch was received at Charlotte
town from New-BruDswick, giving notice of the storm
ssenty inutes before it burst upon them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-20
Destructive Fire i'm Bridgeport.

DKIDGkFUK1, FfIuHy, Aux. IT., Io0J.
destructive fire occurred in East Bridgeport this
morning. A large building, owned by Wm. q. Noble,
IT The END Of the upper bridge, burnt; los
about s. OO0; no insurance. 1t was occupied By
Messrs. ID N. Philips and Co., sash and blis1
1sbufac o'y, and grit mill-loss about s. 900, %
iotursncs; by q Mr.. Ray, veneerDg msn1fsctoD
abou 81, O0", insurance; ard by Messrs. Pit
& Lyoe's nanafactories of carpet ssee oefs-lsa
abb ut $50 uninsured. black-ni shop by, b.
lOr, iup to B.bum's e-tst- WAS also burnt. I-ss
about S 200 Insured for $500. The occupant Of ~
slop, Mr.. Newton, lest $780, uninsured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-20

The Hon. Daniel Holt Of Sandwich, N. H., one d
the esrest and most successful merchants OF Carroa
County, died at his residence on the 18th iast BE
Of active ability, generous feeling, and 10
doubted integrity. He the earliest Ger didsts d
the Anti Slavery party for Governor of Nsw.H.np-
shire, having first been put in nomin.s.ou twea'y
years ago, Gen Hoyt was SO years of age, ars 70
tanned BID full mental vigor to the last. He ~
Pre.ident of Carroll County Bank at che time Of biz
decea.e, but had long since Withdrawn firm the
&C. We pursuits OF his manhood.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-20
Noya-Scotia Telegraph Company.

BOSION, FTIddy' aug II, Tt1J.
According to The HalC4r Examiner, this Con
psuy who are at Issue with a isrgs portion of ne
pr :, of the Uned States have also got iato trouble
with the authorities of Halifax. Tue Company har
il decided To extend their telegraph across theo!
AID crmmerced to erect their poles through the
streets the Superintendent of Streets ioterfered ssd
the agent of the Company was fined for breaking y
tire streets without u permit. At last accounts the
p,s,s e,ec;ed in tue daytime were regularly cat do"
at nignt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-20
Thu RO,o1 Pouce Ga -,tfs has the following !:

-TK6 Bdf0n Rouge Gd-ttte has the following:
90, The first trip Down Of that elegant packet, the
Chsimer msn got on At Rodney and took possession
of negro boy empl yed the boat, whom he at once
proceeded to tie with his hands behind him. II
that the boy the property Of the nsn. Ia the
process Of tying the an talked lou1, ana gave hi.
Ian gusge the polish Of an occasional oath. The b,y
salo be wouo se die han 60 with the man u be
treated had been, and after jumped into the
river, ard drowned. The bost unde, heat
way, and stopped moment bu. the negro did not
rise"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-20
Living Twenty-Six Days Upon
Water.

FRANKLIN, \. III Friday, Aug. II, 1873.
Mrs Besey panforh no ny,terousiy disap Dexed
OF The 9th Of July, fouDd to-day alive, redsced
auos 10 skeleton, 10 soughhols sbont mile froa
The house where she lived She says that the oaly
sus,enarce sh. hss Rad for the last twen,y-sx days
water. Mrs. d. is ssveny four years old and partially
inrone. She UNNECESSARILY searched Tor by large
parties, for two weeks after her disappearance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-20

On another page of this sheet will be found a
complete history from its origin to the present time,
of the great lisious excitement which is agtat-
ing the North of Ireland, the stronghold of Pres
BY terisnsm. All the dissenting sects have taken
part in the movement, which has produced some
surprising effects upon individuals and upon the
community.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-20

The Narraganset Weekly resosds the death
Susanna Harvey, aged 100 yesrs, months and y
days. Her husband in the war of the Revolatio'
and she had long been in the receipt of pension ffoa
the Government. Her funeral sermon was preschea
by the Rev. Elhu Cheeseborough OF Stonins'on, wss
is in the 9lst year of his age. 1t Was not one OF 'as
modern brief discourses, but 9 regular oldfssh'o'''
sermon, full hour IN length.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-20
The Tribune for California

WIN be ready at 10 O'Clock this morning. II will
contain the Money and Market Reports, Marriages
and Deaths and all the latest important Foreign and
Domestic News, since the sailing Of the last steamer.
The Star OF the West leaves to-day at O'Clock. The
mails close at O'Clock. Single copies, in wrappers
ready for mailing for sale at the counter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-20
Fire AT TrOy.

Troy, n. T.. Friday, Aug, IT. IS59
FIRE broke out here ut O'Clock this evening, 10
the blding the of fth and Albany streets,
desloyiIg the upper portion of six buildings, three
them fronting IN Fifth sno three on Albany street.
TIE loss fUrbur. and buildings is about $l5 O0.
The U1op House was in crest danger at one time, bS
e.chned dan AYE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-20
Two Men Drowned.

BosTos, Friday, Angus, 49, 1859
Caleb Wilder Of Hing h >m and h Mr.. Gideon II BE-
tor, were drowned in Hnghsm Harbor this afternooa
by the up-ettibg Of saboat; +. a. Fletcher, also IA
the bO8t, swan. ashore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-20
Novemputs of Fernando Wood.

SARATOGA SPRINGS Friday, Aug. II, Io19.
The Hon. Fernando Wood is here with his family
stopping at the United States Hotel, and the Washing
t.r dispatch in Tee Nep. York He: ald of Taursdsy
saving that be was on his way to Richmond, ws'
therefore, without foundation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-20
Rich'd Wescot, Given up for Trial.

BOsTuNI TnesdAy, Aug II, T003.
Richard Wescoit, charged with the murder u
sailor board Of the ship Mountaneer, high reas
ard cent home from Rotterdam by the u. 5. Coassl,
was delivered this morning to the U. 5. MarshI fox
trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-20
The Balloon Mail.

LANcAsIER, Pa, Friday, August IT, IS3g.
The specsl letter bag, expressed by the postmssts
of Lafayette with proof Of Wisr's departure, VA
dropped from the clouds over CrssforjsyiIie. ssd
pasred through here to-day route for NewY0rk, u
good order.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-20

-Four days later advices from Europe, by the
Hungarian at Father Point, are due, but had not
been received when this paper was put to press
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-20
Nsru:llprk DAILY Irih,t,,e;
SATURDAY, AUGUST 20. 1859.
10 CORRESPONDENTS.

notice BE- ken Of Anonymous Commnnicatons what
t.roed for ps.roD be suhenu st-5 BY the
sdds Of the writerDo ueccsssrly for pubIcs
ton. but ss susisny for mis- good faith
We cannot % return re- ec;ed Communicates
Business letters for The TRIBUNE should in ell cases be
addressed 70 HoRhcE GRIZZLY Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-20
NOH.Arriyal of the Hungarian.

FARTHER POINT. Ang. Iy-AlldhgsI
There are as yet s!gus of the steamship Hugo
rap. now cue off this pom, with Liverpool dates
he lot Inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-20

A. Rownss, " Old Office Building" corner Of Front
and Msse streets OTTUmwA Iowa. will supply friends in
that city vicinity with The DAILY and WEEKLY TRIBUNE
IN advance Of the mails
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-20
The Ocean Queen Outward Bound.

ST john S, y. F., FIidsy Aug. IT,, IS59.
The steamship Ocean Queen, for Southampton,
passed Cape Race at 10 O'Clock Oh Thursday mc-nne.
All on board were well.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-20
The Tribune i'm London

Mes.rs ALeAE STREET. No. II Clements Lane, Lombard
oil receive Subscriptions and Advertisements Dor IhE
TRI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-20

med Reres Thcse who trnk otherwise should,
IS a matter Of conscience. incoohaentlT forward
tie duee 10 the Hop. Tnomss b. Florence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-20

The mails for Europe, by the steamship Fulton,
will close this mOr6ibg at I0t O'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-20
F,mp.xKs' STANDARD SCALES.

ro,. than On. Hundei difrent notifications adaPtee 70
.vs,x branch az ba. or"'dfe c'd dsrn'~ S''
. ,oured These sales 10 use In neal, e'erJ "'in"S
,h civilized word and are u ONLY CoAfoVAp
p.x,rs tao, haze fd and reo.'sef < eoT'een", s@a
,o,,,r,o, Of a, br,ia<s. psSie.
Cal ara Examine or send for an Ws't'otd Circular
FAiRBAsKS Co,
No. lea Sr1znvsy. New York
DR. BRUNON's BIrrHRs
ARR TIE BEsT-AkE TIA BEsT.
Tsy TOR YovksELf-TRY YOuRsELF.
GET A GLASS GRATIs-GET GLASS GRATIS
SOLD IN LARGE BOTTLES At 50 ofsrs
DrPo1 SIS BROADWAY.
LILIES PATENT
FIRl AND BUKGLAR-PRooP SaTHs
Are considered By PrteIt judges 70 o.
THE OILY RELIABLE ShFEs - MARKET.
Assir u toe most skiliul bui gar II IL
SURE PROTECTION
Beins ft ed with Powo-I PrDDi Combination Lock OF
LILLE OwS MANUFACTURE.
And the great Or. Of Oshkosh proved TIT "a u -
THE MOST kLLIAELE PIRE-Pkoof SAFES.
PAssASKs Co.,
No. I2y Broadway, Se~-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-20
THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED BIT
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH,
From Washington.


6priaI psfatrs !" TIE /" u '"S'"s
WASHINGTON, Fndsy, Ana. 10. 1853
Nsior French Pay C,rs ri the Baresu o. Ca
strucii of toe Trea.ur, ID partme ut, was srresS
to-day UP n charge OF deialcaton and astsrsas
Of vouchers B Osie Taylor, e.q, beeame u
security for $1,000 Mrj French ~~ educasi
at West Point, but never entered the army IL
vac employed updtr Mi B'Sm,n as Civil Fog.
n,er, having salary OF 5000 Secr,try CA
who r, turued fam Georgls 10 high spirits, Is ~ssa
sneoy.d BY Tbs affair 10 bis Own oiiice.
Judge Hogan, of the State Department, has bees
appointed trspslrtor 10 Prof Dlmiuy's place. Mr.
jefferson, Of the office, has been promoted Y
ttIrd ciass cerbsbip.
IL is sad that Mr Oud Of The Redmond e.
amiaer is AZ the Kirk wood House. and thst ho IN
cone here to fight ouel with Mr.. o. JennlaH
Wise of The R,ehmond Enquirer. Oae police az
on tbe alert, but they getting tired Ut thee
Ricbmopd o6aires d'h0nneur, which aro becooins
Together 100 frequent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-20
THE PHYSICAL MAN.

The Constitution takes up So a political question
the story, wbich We presume Is true, tna' uoV'
Bsbb. i. TO ride popular Vermont st'lIloa IN the
psrsdes at tie approaching euc,mpment of toe
militia of Massachuset :, which t.ses place o. tae
battle ground at Coacord, on the 7th STA I'D 9tn
&C September ueIt. To the gan OF that Venera'
Die cshbste, tie present chief tfcer IN tse E1ecu'
tive Department, the idea OF statesman al" 2 rs
sesses al his powers in a stste OF suca vg'r aoi
disciplue that b. IS abe II mount aud control a
stallion. is sou ethir starting. When the old foxy
school of public men get on horseback. which they
ue,,r 90 except under cCmpul.op, AMI IN creAd OF
their lives. = shambliDk old mare, or f'updrred
ard spawned eedlng, is The steed OF their prefer
euce. TIE very soice Of stallion, clear, ritg'ne,
electrical, as she ssi'h IN org the trump'ts, Ha,
.hai ard be Sun, leth the battle afar of, the thur
''der of the captains ard the shouting, would oil
them ui'h inrxpressble astonstmsnt The i'"log
,f IN OK or the bray ing Of donkey are sounds H.
ftitely more composing to ther spiriiiess nerves
Thee superanr uared politicians would have the
world suppose that nobody but professional
jucbty or a circus rider ought ever to approach
fire horse; aud DO woDder they look on Ia aston
isLment and asrm, when q man who has indlsputs-
bly, earned Lis houOrs in political and parliamentary
contests, and who has displayed equal ability 10
COZ Quoting the deliberations Of senstes, or admio-
ister Do the business If the State, With mastery
srsce vaults upon The back Of 8 fiery aud paving
stallion, sic Inn Ike rtauT and with a band
delicate ss the touch Of love- and resisllr:s as the
grasp Of steel holds all that exultng and splendid
vitality in wiling ebeoieuce aud proud geDtenes'
Before men of this vigorous description, whose
faculties are all in healthy play, and who lay hold
of life in so many of It's countless and varying
aspects, if is plain tta. the fossil aud d!spepu'
ststesp,eu Of red tape and sluggish blood must
presently disappear. They have right to be
.hock, and terrified Ten living person eneTsthe
arena, il is tune Tor shams and shadows 10 SILVER
sud retire.
We never saw the horse which it is said Gov.
Banks is 10 ride on this interesting public occasion,
aud have no persona. know ledge as t. his merits
His nsme, however, sufficiently indicates taat he is
Of the Vermont Morgan breed, q class of horses
possessing excel eBt qualities as roadsters-5ure,
speedy, aud tough, but lot 80 we'll adapted to the
saddle, and especially to the service OF a military
charger, as the puIer more refined, ard more ele-
CANT tboroughbreds Of the English OIieutsl stock.
The MorgSD, i'll bis highest perfection, ia, after all.
an animal Of mixed race inferior TO the thorough
bed in bone, in sinew, in exquisite beauty Of out
line proportion, in lofty grace of bearing,
III speed, in endurance; in short, in all The qualities
that come from blood
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-20
To the A~ocisted Press-

WASHINGTON. Friday, Aug. 10, 1859.
The Pre-idon. has recognized Franz August Herscs
rs Cousul al Boe;op, ard Frederick Wlneln keu,Sss
as Consul at New York, both for t,e free oisy d
BiensB.
Mr. Forsyth, ex Minister TO Mexico, is anesg tAs
recett arrivals at the National HrteL
Que al he assistant engineers employed on lie
Tessuy extension building ass to-day hell 70 bail d
the sum Of sl0 900 on a charge OF defaicaiion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-20

UFCKFRs' FARIHA is IN ,hs highest repute aa
delicious wholesome I'D 81 al -easns 81 the S-s Us
pDe preparation fro heat ut'he adiAuir n any ol-
rsr b.rc. invaluable the sumu-r Even
yey ussd a. the Astor uous- ST. Nchos Me'rop ia snd
Hotel Sslsoss, Is rspoy becoming an
ip6isp-r sable oi.b p al good . .ss . -
Msruse:rr,d and sid a, the Croton Mills No % Cheyst
Neu.fc A liberal Discount ~ dealer.
~ HEcKER BROTHER.
IT, FIR sale generally by sroce-s and oruggis,s
Posi- AGE STAMPS (three and ten cents) for SALE
81 this Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-20

greet ss guards sgsn't d.s The PHI. Or curns all hou
cera ard the Ointment foI s.Andur seedlings AM
BRONCHIAL affections snc alec sod ny a. druggists Anc
q the Mandatory. No so Msidsn-lAn n \.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-20
LYONS
A,cNrrfc INSrcT POMDER.

MAGNETIC l>sEcT POWDER
Parties troubled Rua,hvs Mphs, bed rs and other In
reaLsted leave their s-cies oar We vii
csn hoa,e. s.s pubic bu sc with this Powder aaa
work Iii slsc soa By all respectable Grocers and
Dvsss the od d Pvt No a. Broadway aud BY Mr. La.
NKKwokIH Bpohyu The immense sH os- II LYON PowOss
kAs host o worthless i'm IGton npoer cid p,
saps This Po~ DER has been tested IL New foIk tS -
yesa To prvrIt fortb. frsud is changed 90 sa
store with initials (B. p ba~p In BE p,rtc. lar VIA;
ycs inquire Tor LYoss Asessric Puts are SURE death
kArs and MICE.
bARsssk Pssk T. Lyon, NCS IL and is Park
foW. TIC As,ur. Housr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-20

BATCBELoR's HAIR DYE WIGS and TOUPEEs
~ snvae& They light, easy, sarabe Ct 70 ch.rm
No shnha( turning up behind. BATcHELoRs HAIl DYE,
- es NJ vorA the DOLLY harmless and rvsb. Dye Known
Asept ~ fsctoy. Ne, ~ BNsdwsy, sPPosiss he Psk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-20
AMERICAN HOVsg, Boston, is the larges

end beer arranged Horst th- New England StAtrs; is
centrally located fr s the Of travel
Il CONTAINS eli the and every convenience
ox the comfort soa Of the travelling public The
slc< rs, and ~rn vepSed the SUITS Of
eel arranged aud completely furnished for families aud
large tsvens parties. and TIE w continue - be ksP
a 6sstelsss Hotel In every r-sp~c;.
LSwis RICE Proprietor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-20

DIR. BRoNsON's BLOOD FOoD. A certain
ksncty icI GoI.Sap'iSp Liver ComPAu;' Dy'pps. Over
0cnera Debility Nervous PrCsraton ard MADE Spd
max Wesbncsses ~ PER bue FoT sale BY II K CRvxcH
Co. DuQstA hsioensa. ~ y ard oy Druggist, generally
FILTER THE CRoTON.-Get the DIAPHRAGM
Rssx hcb a.. the Institution. In the eo.a,rv
Warranted TO al the impur-. the water Mann.
frtaIed and sae BY hkEszIs OHARA Plumber, No SIS
4shse-. conner 81 MeIcer-st., New.Yo,h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-20
CHiLSON's Cone

CcxsVsk Tar Gas ARISING fEcM Tux CONSUMPTION "
CoAL, THVs SAVING ALAKCs PROPORTION or rvSL.
bRAnHsLL, hkDGs Il 90, Makers,
No. Az brvadway, b tween lossT and Grand Sta
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-10-06

SCoTcu AND MANCHESTER PRuDENcE.-We are
indebted to a respected foreign contemporary,
Frazer's Magazine, for two capital illustrations
OF genuine prudence
/" About sixty or seventh years ago, when the
manufacturing trade was in its infancy, several
poor Scotchmen settled in Manchester, who ul-
timately became millionaires, and whose de-
scendants are still connected with the city. We
were speaking a short time ago with very Old
woman who knew one of these men in their ear
" struggles His landlady thought he paid too
little for his room, and was determined to raise
his rent from Is. I'D. to Is. Sd. per week. This
cd to pack up his baEggs snd be gone Tahs
than pay fraction more than eighteen-pence.
After gaining this point, he concluded the dis
pute with this maxim, which ought to be re-
membered by our young men " 1t isn't that
mind sac muckle for the odd ta-pence--but ye
ken, Betty, it's the breakn' lao fresh piece
o'sller
s. We met ourselves with aslmilar illustration
of Manchester prudence in connection with our
great Exhibition. Why did you not take
two guinea tickets for yourself and family =
we as ked gentleman of considei. .s,le property,
the guinea investment, you know, does not
admit you to the gay promenade days Lis
ten to me, Young man. he said, don't talk
without thinking. 1t is not that care for four
two guinea tickets; but, dropping his voice
as though he wished to impress on me secret,
new truth don't you see, 1t would have IN
volved twenty guinea dress apiece tor my wife
and two daughters. F."
Young America" should take these lessons
to heart.