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4 BAIT that got NO Bite.

The unblushing impudence Of some Of
the swindlers in the eastern cities is re-
markable. The following correspon
dence shows that they occasionally ap-
proach the wrong man:
soai- SUNrIsu. o., May 18th, 1859.
Ed Spirtt:-I send you herewith q
letter which you are at libe rty to publish
notwithstanding it seems to have been
written confdentially. l consider it ar
outrage and IN effort to practicea grand
imposition sayi's77bh raue-s SIP T..
--..~~. ga Very Resp, yours, &C.,
'''',' ''''', 7s'''' JACOB r. MORRILL,.
Nyce 8 Co., Agents and Authorii=e,
Dealers for Delarare State Loaeri;es
Gold, .Sifcer s Bank Note Exchange
Office, Second Street, opposite Post OF
flee, Ada,ess Boz 5lS, Baltimore, lNa
ryland. l'''' s.r'.,'0.l'. .. aa' -.''''',z' q.
/ aa BALTIMoRE, Nd, April 9th 1859.
JACOB T. MoRRILLs q rst~ z4aas7-. 2
Dear Sar:-We wrote you sometim
ago a confidential letter in reference t
Q. certain Package Of tickets, and regre
you did, not buy, for the same drew
very good Prize. We are still anxiou
to sell prize in your locality, and we sr
glad to say the opportunity to place an
other Prize in your hands has again arriy
ed for we have obtained for you the yer
same Lucky Package of 25 Tickets !
the Delaware State Consolidated Lot
terry, class A, Drawing May 27th.4 Sc
full scheme within, the cost is the sam.
only SlO. E-- 81, 4s ss.-- ..f-.-, -
From the fact of this prefere nee ,bein
offered to you the second time must cor
vince you of our good intentions to Sc
you Prize and to show you our conf
dence. we will make you the same guarar
tee now as before to send you anothe
Package free of charge if the above foil
to draw q Hundred Dollar Prize. z ''l
Please write early. We win keep
for Won. .5sEs.H 2-Hn. az ra.fs..s
'0 '0'' gag q..7 -, -. rss
i ---f, r..a ,,. Your Friend, a.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE PERSIA.

The Russian Alliance with France.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-05-18

TERMS OF THE TREATY.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-05-18

States, born during the temporary ab'
sence of the parent therefrom." -,-
The Republicans are responsible for
this degrading measure. It is true that
the Know Nothings voted for it, but it is
equally true that the Know Nothings
were powerless to carry it, either in the
Legislature or before the people, without
the aid of majority of the Republicans.
The Republicans had large majority in
each branch Of the Legislature over both
the other parties; and the vote for Presi-
dent in '56 which follows, will show the
comparative strength of the parties in the
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TTMPAlNEMS, or EAR DRUMS

Which suitable for eihor scH and all oc4-irrcr+
ed i'll five minutes. Far TRUMpETs Of every es, rim,
ti"n also every variety rf artificial articles known in
the Norh-a large assortment Of beautiful & durable
ARTIFICIAL. HANDS
With tho Arm and Elbow Attachment: ARTIFICIAL,
mcmt S' = '''I't
These articles are perfectly NATURAL and adapted for
either and ran be sent Ey cxnrrss 10 ANY nRrt NJ
the world. All kinds ofTrll.ses for Hernia or ,tmntnre
"f every description. for either and Trl,cs rar-
tnuarly adapted for females in weak condition. also
for those with PRoLApSUs UTgRI
nr A'1akcc IL ore Of the most celebrated and skill
iul Ehyslc"ns ard surgeons living. His fame i.
known personally in every principal city ofthc world
All letters directed 10 Dr. a:lkcr must contain tcn
cents to pay postage and incidental expenses All
Chronic Diseases can hc treated 10y currcspon,cnce
except those mcnti"nGd which will require his per
sUnal suprrvisu1i. f
Ga- Office hours from . 4. Mh4P.M
DOCTOR BAAKEE
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Too Short ana Sweet.

The following, from the pen of a lady, is
too interesting lesson to all young ladies
r0hO desire husbands to be withheld from
our readers. It tells its own, story, and
therefore we shall not anticipate it: but
VIC may add, for the benefit of our readers,
that it presents lesson worth remember
ing:
TO the Editors of The S,,day Times:
GESTLEMEH-It is long lane that
never turns but once. Some thirty years
since, i'll my girlhOod, l had the misfortune
to turn OFT Il young man who paid his ad-
dresses to me-and, alasI nm still n mai
den Oh, how loved hint But at the
time had too sufficient reasons, as it then
appeared to me, which may seem a para
doX to You-YiZ: that he was both atoo
short and sweet" thought it beneath
me to marry man so much shorter than
myself, for there were at least six inches
dittercnct.in our stature. could look no
otherwise than down upon him. Besides
THIS, he possessed too much simplicity of
manners-the personation of softncss and
anlabllity-which to my then vitiated
taste, was incompatible with the true dig
hlty OF man; aud l. who had the folly to
pride myself upon what is called extreme
SenaIbiIity, regarded those qualifications
which inspire respect, and even fear, if YOU
please, rather than love-in short, to whom
could look up OH all occasions. have
lived to learn the great tiallacy of our sex
III placing too high an estimate on such
i qualifications, at the expense of the miIder
virtues, which alone can ensure Il pcrlnn
nent happiness in the married state. Twill
not deny that suffered good deal al the
G q n H. ion FO1s
able to make good wife, and he, at-lcast
would have been happy; but was Young
and esteemed a beauty, and pride. and van
lty carried the day. lie married in a few
Years, and acquired large fortune; and
little thinks, as lie drives along Broadway
with his childrcn-and beautiful, indeed.
they arc-of the poor, forsaken, broken
hearted and, hope, regretted Flo-encc.-
love him still, nrdcntly, sincerely, and on
my knees before him would knccl aud
ask forgiveness: he loved me with dcvo-
tion, and would have laid down his life for
me. Alas the day of sorrow to NV once
happy heart has come. So, am now Mt
the confessional, and your readers are the
priests, or confcssors, behind the scrcen-
am told to acknowledge, with cOntrition
and shame. this great mistake of my youth.
Inns solitary turn i'll the long lane of my
nc: has engrntted upon my character and
temperament all the peculiarities which
have endeavored to depict; aud now that
look lhCk with sorrow to those days Dast.
Which today might have been happy, /
entreat every young girl to consider my
case AID if the affections of a short young
man he candid and sincere, and she loves
nlM' take him, for the short men have big,
honest hearts-they love ardently, and
max" youNgood and faithful husbands.
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WHEELING, WEDNESDAY MoRN1fN5 CD i

legs, the audience looking OH in respectful
silence; but when had reached the mid
die of the horizontal part, locomotion be-
came ilnpossible!t Ecould neither 60 back
ward nor forward, but hung suspended
between heaven and earth. like MOham-
med's coffin. I squirmed about with my
legs. but could find no rest for the sole
of my foot. could hold on no longer:
and as the distance wasn't very great,
determined to drop to the floor as grace
fully possible, and persuade the audience
that it was done ON purpose. So let go,
and do'7n came pcrpcndiculnriy-an up
| went flying. 1 had come down ou my
feet upon the spring-board!
MY first impression was q chaos; my
second was, that | had dropped into the
mouth ofa cannon just as it was going off.
Up went, like shuttle-cock, almost to
the ladder: Mt which made desperate
but Intellectual claw which threw me out
OF the perpendicular, and doun 1 came,
hang! in sitting, posture; up Twent again
and gathered my legs under me distract
edly as / rose; so that when dropped
again, was shot in slanting direction,
head-toremost, as from catapult, into the
waistco.t of a two hundred pound man,
who was looking ON in open-mouthcd
@stonishment. Down he went, with a
'squelch,' and over him went, like light
ming, into the dressing room! l rushed
into my clothes, and out of the building,
and havcnevcr entered a gymnasium since!"
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APPLES WITHOUT SEEDs.-For the ben
eft Of Horticultural Experimentalists we
copy the following, which first appeared
in the Memphis Eayle
Take the ends of the limbs of an apple
tree where they hang low, so as to reach
the ground, dig a small hole for each, un-
der csch tree, bending it in the hole, CON
timing it down so that it will remain. Do
this in the winter or the beginning OF
Spring. The end of the limb thus buried
will take root and put up sprouts of scion
which, when they become large enough to
':set up" dig up at the proper season, aud
transplant them to the orchard where you
wish them to remain. When they be-
come largo enough to bear, they will bear
apples without seeds or chores.
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A DsBTOR's RErLY.-A lawyer of
New York few days ago undertook to
collect a long standing claim due to one of
his clients. The following correspondence
shows how far the case has proceedcd
''X. Y.Z,, Esq.-Sir: hold in my hands
a claim of S-against you for collection.
Please give it your immediate attention.
'.YOurs, &c, A. B.,
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Wines, Brandies, Runs,
BLACK TEAs, 60.

d TIERNAN d SON, No. ,l2 North Charles St..
offer for sale the following artiles, OF their own
Importation. particularly for family use
SHERRY WINES-Pemnrtne's finest pale, gold
and brown SherrieE, in wood aud in glass.
PORT W1NES--SandemNns competition red and
white Port in wood md in glass.
MADEIRA WlNE-JOhn Howard NIarclIs im.
M9dera, in wool and in glass; alsO. Grape Juice.
cobrunner, Cabinet, Le-fr1u-lncll, Brnn,iSbcrl OF
1916. "
CHAMPAGNE WINES and ClAndou' 5 finest,
in quarts and Fnts.
nRANDIEs. and lTenncssy's 1no old pale
and dark BrandipI.
RUMS-Old and fine, Jamaica. antigua, Grenada,
and from the Islands imported direct from Lonon
b HOLLAND GIN-ThG best qIlality-Tiernan brand
and II" mixture of dramatic poison in it.
200 halfclests of tho finest SouCIIONG TEA.
nlh5-'50-1y
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5gsSPEc!AI NoT1cEs Double the above rates.
>, a~Y Yearly Advertising reasonable terms, accor-
ding to the space occupied and the number Of changes
All adyertisements from transient persons or strang-
prescribed by law, " - " '
Business Cards not exceeding five lines $40 por year.
or 81 for SIX months but for shorter period nothing
will be counted less than square,
The privilege of Annual Advertising Is limited to
the Advertisers own Immediate business; and ali
advertisements for the benefit Of other persons AS
we'll as all legal advertisements and Embellishments
OF auction sales and real estate sent in by tn must
be paid for at the usual ratcs :
:, Advertisements not accompanied with written
accordingly. ~''' AsO
cases mt full rates. 90 " "
Marriages. Notices of Funerals and announcements
of Sermons, so cents cach noyII-'5S
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gailgg5 ilgg5gutfllige1rter,
TERMS OF ADVERTIsIYe;..=

TWELVE SOLID LINES OF NoNpARE1L, loR ONE 1ScH, OR
LESS, MAKE ASoUARE.
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Anateur Gy1nnaetlcs.

y young tLaw-student, misanthropic
dYspeptic, who was induced to 'stry" gym
nasticS, send4 to the Knicker6ocker NqgQ-
ri"e some OF his Experiences" in that
department OF physical science. We clip
and quote:
~ didn't attempt anything for n good
whlle- | sat and calmly surveyed the
scene. SAW yrry little boys, who seemed
10 DC qu4lltylngthemselvcs for the profess
sion OF lndla-rbber men. l saw great
stripping men Dew comcrs) attempt and
I"'l IN things wlich fellows, whom they
coulu nave put IN their pockets, did with
ease saw 1eNts reformed which seemed
very hard, and whrh turned out to he very
easy; and teats which were very simple to
look at and 'splittes to try; and then
took OFF my coat al1 went in, 7 nullcd
up the small weighs five or six times:
went along the horizontal ladder and the
P"rallel bars once or!wice. went home.
and found two fine histers on nv hands
next morning. Stillawent there tho newt
evening exercised twie as much as | did
before; felt conVincedthat | was getting
along very fast; and lay awake almost al
night, my arms nchcd 81
Il staid away abouta week on6 tbcn
~ " MIN again uanullY: became aC-
quaintcd with a young gentleman who.
knew the ropes and, uHer his puidancH
| performed many marvelous feats and
also met with more mishnp than believe
anybody ever met with beftc, in the same
space of time. 1'''''9
"Beingelong and lean, and no+urol,v
awkward, every new thing learned was
nshered in by disaster or TO, Bnt still
persevered, for now slept like TOM,
and ate at rate very alarainp to nv
hoarding-house keeper I pcsevered two
long months, and was still in tc sfnlI ti5o
of successful experiment. when on Going
to the gymnasium at my accnstped hons
one evening, found brilliant .Esam hia "a
OF beauty, brought together by Invitot;6n
of the managers, to witness our I,trform-
anccl
81 disported myself ou the A4A so,o
time, until at length my evil gcnirs h,UaI0 Unic
led me to ascend, for the first tinA. aIaJ-
der, which ran up one side of tlS h"n "n1
nearly to the ceiling; then acro4, SnJ
down the other side of the room. TnSo.
the horizontal part of the ladder was tan
por"rily placed spring-board, of 1bds,
existence was unaware wrigglG T
the ladder with convulsive jerks oi tbs
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D r IS a a X II IE

AAN4--A . - - IISEAhSES.
sGPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN To ALL CHRONIC
~ Dis"'I'es-CoCGHs, Group, CONSUMPTION ISHLUEN-
q. ASTHNA, BRONCHITIS, a diseases of tho MouTH
NOSE THROAT. and LUNGS; all SEIS DISEASES of every
description successfully trcateI-LUMRAGo LuM1.H
A"scESsEs, SCRoPuLA, KHEUMATIsM GoCr, NECRILCII.
fANALfSIs EPILEPSY. or CoNvULsIoNs, DYSPEPSIA DYs-
ENTEGI, DLRRIi9A. Tile very worst cases of PILES
1rs'i in short time also Of the Stomach Liver and
bowels There are HlaHy diseases Incidental to women
ami children which treated with distinguished sue
cess All particulars will he given by letter Dr. Hna
kce can produce one thousand certificates of his pgr
feet success i'll curing Fo'
CANCERS. OLD SORES. on TIGERS hip DlsEAs-
ES, FlSTCIA OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, SCALD
HEAD, VEINS, POIHPdS or TIE NOSE,
or in any other part Of the lOdy
TUMORS AND SWELL1NGs
OF every description, and without the use of the knife
or any surgical Instruments. These lust named liscag
e5 cannot be cured by correspondence; therefore all
personal supervision.
Dr. Huakcc has made new discovery ofa ssFluid -
that Will produce absorption nf the CATARAcr" and
restore permanent vision to tho Eye without resort
l" the knife All diseases of tho
EYES AND EARS
Are successfully treated without the use of tho knife
Or nsrdio DE-. Ea:lkro LRs constantly on hand at
his office an extensive assortment Of beautiful
ARTIFICIAL EYES
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FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
Risks accepted consistent with suIvency and
inir profit.
Elp>eial attention gir"m 10 LHStrGnce0f Dn'ELLINGS
Gad Co'Nshts for trrDts ri one 10. IRE years.
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Scales.
P. C. HIBDRETH & BRO,
80 DIatn-Strcct,

-N0y' . . A7HHAt tI-S9VLNCIF
Wheeling, Nn.
A RE AGENTS FoE IgcTE's INIrH0vED WEIGH
N ing Scales. Hay aud Cattle Scales Portable nroT
Lever and dormant Warehouse Scales from 500 10
ERGISIt STATE AGRICULTURAL FAN. PETERsrrR6,
Nov. 5, 1s5S. first c!ass Diploma awarded Us the
Virginia State Agricultural SOGcty.' These scales
which time they have rcecfyca FYEsTcLasS DrrIoxA
and two TITsT cL.ss METALS, and arc approved and
recommended by all who have examined them. Call
and see them Mt
&c. Ir1LDEETII BROS, SO Main st.
sug22+5g-dkw J
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rI,oice First Class Insurance
-1xTuE-

es-Cass Capital Sl00DUOO, absolute and unimpaired
WITH \ sIEFLus oR $5OG,lS1 IS.
And the prestige Of 80 yeas and experience
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@. Il. S tifel,
AANUEAcTURER oY
Tine SHEET IRON WARE
Housefurnishing Hardware.

% q u VI A4s9H4AS HdEUWdf9,
III AS on HAND A VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT
IL Of Houscfurnisling Goods, part of his st;sk
consisting of fine lot OF WatGr<coolers lined with
P"rcsIaini Water filters, Walters, Tcacantstcrs Mas
Sers patent minute Freczcrs. Old Dominion Coee-nuts
BIRD cages Cutlery britannia and Black Tin Ware Tin
"eH anu EtlaIneled Hollow Ware, nr1ss Kettles &c.
to requests of his customers and the public g,ner
any, particular attention to his Water coolers au
patent freezer il any one wishes save Ice: AMI tho
VA dominion COHco Pot nlnkcS the best cOHCc ant,
coon will pay in saving coffee ''
Also on hand A very large assortment of his own
HlnnGiacturea lin Ware, wholesale and retail. Any
notice and at reasonable prices
:AI-FREIT AIiNS IL WI rs ON Xt!SD
to call ON him. His articles ar. too numerous /"
ton Those who call will find most every article for
fitting out fine household q r ST'IPRI "
my4s-5.-ltm No. 1I3 Main st. MherIinr. N
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w- Office hours, from . 4. Mo4P

PrpIcE !0t Eroa'lwny,a fow doors above Fourth St.
octII' ~ SEv YORK. Cir
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The note was Immediately returned by
the recipient, with the following addition
al observation:
"Ple1se continue to hold it in your
hands" N.Y..
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N ew Books.

JUST RECEIvEU, AT j. {. oRR's IUG MAIN ST.
- Adam Ee'!, yls 81 i!e King ITcnny sous last
Dr.: FrrIls new work Glossary Of English Words:
Inctnn by lNynr Tnylo = llecclEections of JcfTry
llamlym The Roman Question: IIartly Norman; 4
Bachelors story; Rer"lcctinns of The HcvoIution:
Book of tho tsrGss- CongrrFS; The Shelby Memorial;
Knitting Work. y Mrs. rartinEton; EcroIcciinns of
Samuel Martin: Ten Wears "f Preachers Life, by
HIMSELF Horny St Soin. Gc;t.; Hy 3r RUok Foster
Hr"tIerS; Tempest and Sunshine; breakfast, Dinncr
and Tea: Prtsr"its Works: AlsO general assortment
of IuN cnle Books. NO have now very Jorge variety
or S"r"fcnlic views ranging in Price linciuding in
strumont from *5t" SlG per scU. PARTIES furnished
ing The largest and first assortment OF Stationery
evcr brought I" Wheeling especially retail ard city
trade. " all Paper from till ;st Of January at
cost. to make room for Spring Stock. Gtyc call,
and srit yomrsclfin anything ron wnnt IIonr line
EcT'2I. - No. 1HG HIBin st. Wheeling. Va.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-12-01
May glertinn---1S6O.
ELECTION: THURSDAY, May "a.

ATTORNEY GENERAL-6TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
0T We are authorized to announce G.. G
Mckinney, Esq. of Lincoln county, I
candidate for Attorney General of the eighth
Judicial Circuit, composed of the Counties o.
Coffee, Grundy, Lincoln, franklin, Warren
and Van Buren,.
CT We are authorized to announce II.
HI. Smith, Esq, of franklin county, cam
didate for Attorney General of the eighth Jul
dicial Circuit, composed Of the counties OF
Coffee, Grundy, Lincoln, Franklin, Warren,
and Van Buren,.
eFWe are authorized to announce ycs-
Sc Arledge. Esq, of Franklin county, a
candidate for Attorney General Of the eighth
Judicial Circuit, composed of the counties OF
Coffee. Grundy, Lincoln, Franklin, Warren,
and Van Buren,.
OF We are authorized TO announce Mr..
Miller Turney, candidate for Attorney
General of the eighth Judicial Circuit. COM
posed of the counties of Coffee, Grundy, Lin
coin, Franklin, Warren. and Van Buren,.
s1p We are authorized to announce j. j.
Eomack. Esq, of McMinnville, can
didate for Attorney General of the 9th Ju-
dicial Circuit, composed Of the counties of
Warren, Coffee, Van Buren,, Grundy. Franz
lin and Lincoln.
EF We are authorized to announce
.Jap,es HI. Hughes as a candidate for
Attorney General in the 9Th Judicial Circuit
in Tennessee composed of the counties OF
Lincoln. Franklin, Coffee, Warren. Grundy,
and Van Buren,. Election 4th Thursday in
May, 1860.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-12-01
Locomotives for the Railroad

The Committee, consisting oil
President John NJ Bright, j. N.
Bmrongh, and Benz. F. Clark, ap.
pointed at meeting Of the Board OF
Directors of the Winchester anG Ala
bama Railroad, held at Decherd,
Tuesday, October 18th. to purchase
the rolling stock necessary Tor the
Road, have made contract With
abe wslI-kuown firm Rogers, Kefohun''
q. Gyosrenor, of Patterson, New Jer-
.sey. for two first-class ''iron horses,
to cost about $4,000 apiece, one Of
which is to be completed by The
18th Of January, aud the other about
four mouths later. which will be the
middle Of May. One is to be named
"WM. E. VENABLE, AFTER the late
lamentsd President Of the Road, anc
the other aBELLE KELso," in honor Of
one Of the most beautiful and intel
ligent Of Lincoln's fair daughters.
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Supper

Supper
The brethren of Calhoun Lodge
No. 26, Independent Order of Odd
Fellows, propose giving Supper at
their Hail in this place on Thursday,
December 9Th. the proceeds Of which
will be applied to fitting up their
Lodge room. Tickets One Dollar;
children, Fifty Cents. We have no
doubt that the attendance on the &C.
casiOn will be such as to meet the
most sanguine expectations Of the
projectors of the enterprise. The
design of the Order, when properly
understood, commends itself to every
good citizen. 1t is to relieve the
distressed, to visit the sick, to edu-
cate the orphan,and to bury the dead.
Who could fail to cheer them on in
such Samaritan deeds7
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Shakespeare and His Friends.

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NJ eNelley. Hon. Secretary, for Fayetteville
and vicinity. Dec l, 1850
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-12-01
The Largest Yet

The Largest Yet
We have been shown during thu
past week, at the store Of I. C
Goodrich, the largest cake of pure
Beeswar we have ever seen. TWAS
made by the lady of our friend James
B. Hudson, Esq, Of Norris Creek, in
this county, and weighed one hun-
dred and two and a huff pounds
What will our exchanges say to that?
They copied very generally a notice
that appeared in this paper month
or more ago, of a cake that weighed
between sixty and seventy pounds,
and gave that the credit of being the
largest of the season, as it really was
until Esq. HudsOn's appeared. Can
they equal il? Or will Lincoln in
the Beeswax line, IS in every other
way in which she makes an effort,
lead the van9