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sandford's Family Catl,artle PMS.

Compounded from pure Vegetable Extracts and nm, a,s,.
Gases, air tight, end will keep In any climate.
The Family gathart.c Pill gentle and 4ctivs
Which tne proprietor has used In his practice mora ina, ey
years. the constantly increasing demand from bns WIN haye
long qssd ~ the p, and the ss.isfacen ali In
Of all The Profession know ,kai ifsran, I g. ant
on different portions of the boweis ~ "'netts' '~'
The Family Gathartic Pill has with ,ir. . ~, ,,
w se seen sapounded from vae, Of the purst
tay canal and good and al case wheTe
needed sneh ss DeEangemHn the Ron,ach sl.en,urss
ossI me wnale body from sudden cold which f.aapnty
Ing Sensation Of Gold hay Restlesnaps nsadachs or
Weight IN the Head all Inhsnaaiory Disessss arrs In
aasn or ahits hheumaiis, great Purifier or the Rlood
snd many & diseases a which hssh her 100
The Liver nvgontor Family Cathap,c pi,1 are islsd
towns. - " ~ 'Ao sA"1e "a Ap 'Ae "ts1
sas WI SANFORD, H. D., Manufac.uref and Proprietor
4zzz=Az j. WRIGHT On,
w0ku Wholesale Agents.
"st@" And sold By svery Druggist,
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| 70 bbls. Whiting;
| % hbls. Paris White;
| 10 shbls. Chsik;
| % bsls. LampbIsca;
o bbIs. Pemics s.ons
1 Dbl. Powdered Soapstane:
bbls. Putty, in saddeG..
White Lsad; Chroas Yellow;
| germillon Chrome 0resn;
Da,eh Pak; yellow SeSI oeSrs;
Turkey Umsat; yandyks Brown;
eopsi opal ysraiaS; al I1asssss IIissssss5 d5n;
soss ssss VA sasHRi VII. co, Syhiss T45psnttas;
white psmH M Va Tssniss; ' seassos, saasIs 9lji 81.
slasa ,Lss,heF; hsehiasry Cd,
'S fsls. brushes; Hssls Via loai oin;
Hhtsuash Brushes Paint Bruahss
iaos qsa i Faas M saas metal aaa sarasr
srsss sis ssss sssersa
Ss Is.. sssss. ss fs.s:, s.,,
SsSss SsSsas Soda ss. m ssss ssss and
physieiaas' Caass, Tooth Eerceps;
sd fess esSs:. md ss I
iSppins 1sasss prsvsd spRs B4sss asai,s Pumps
sreas. Giasses watsrs' Bresst Cups
Pergumery, etc.
Colleague Water. German and Americana
WHghts Extracts for Handkerchief;
flasas5iss asIsssa's s'1ssass; sasss;
: a'sfi;s s'isi; Ii ssiss; Wits
LIQUID Clue;
Puff Boxes;
Hair Brushes,
Tooth s5asA.s;
Buasls EKsa. '...a.Ias EsIss.SEIssi Sss,i..
Pins ivory ss oonsss; eo4a''
Razor 5trops;
IT. rs.asasssss ssss,ss sa ZAP ssssiss Balls.
T.yIsss S:ssIss sss ss.s s..-a Windsor se.p.
s:,iS s.s ssS;is sss
DR.. Lacrae's Tooth spsciao
French and Anerieaa romades:
s'1sslsss ss.s lss ssi:; ss,,.;
sapon.ssoas' 'conpsuss
sAHKEsT@oGK,Bs @ 9 vsrmiiuss;
sS$s !;!::::,;,
HSSsSssss s:..,.s; .,.,.,
aSEbhTs sF65aHT5s'si SSTsis s,i,s,s Bitter;
saYANs pslzsoass Wa5sss; ,1-N'
AYERS Cherry PsotoraI;
WIf5 D2sis, as Rs1fs5e Ss ess44g ws easy eas r.,
cor a6B 5yHh IisaR s5 III oHsagsssa ggss,sso,A Clark oo
cop LIyER 6IIa Bafass.'s;
rHSHEs6s's SsSaSs's qs:,.ssz.: ayssss
wRIaHT's Indian Vegetable Pills; - "''''
sAPPINGToN,s Fever and Ague Pills;
sPEHSsss,s ISa's sas ysgsssls sSnR.a rrrli; rr;;
JAYNEs sanAtvs Pills;
hsAEppFFskTTaf AAopFkTs Plla; lhili''
a9sals sfEESs nsas' Fsslsiuse Fri5lsi
TRoRN's Extract;
REoWN,s fsssnes ii Ginger,
MoMuNs Elixir Of Opium;
ARCTIC Linirneni:
Ain4fss nAkhEY's ssipssia'ss Pain EH,rsc.s,;
pAy.ss x5sTas6 Fss Stl1s5; nisin.D,:
MoAILIsTER,s ein me
DIR. NoRsE's Tnsisora.lns Cordial;
M. REARNETHY,s psteresnt
DAIBYaS Carmnative;
INFAII.IBi.E Cholera Remedy;
AhshA1las Ahk1asbEs's oRIssss Fissospsipa.. FsssSpi
aAHhasps,s pScHEiogs I'LL KS Hair Dys
PHAL0E,s Hair Dye; = Z
cHRIsTAbeao,s Hair Dys;
MoIFE,s Aromatic sohedam schnaeps
WATERg Indelihle Ink;
wRIaHT,s Erasve Liquid;
.s9 s pounds fHGhPs aGM PsePsl pRsIE sss'r'es
PURE BRARDY. PORT and SHERRY wINEs 20. nedic.
nal purposes, constantly on hand
Merchants, Planters and Physicians orders respectfully
O. N. MORRISON 90,
4U u &ASasle ttfegk
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lRLEANs EEMALk1 ACADEMY
VERANBA BUILDING,
10 Old No., oep street, between Poeyfsrre ard eaeae ss
Seventeenth Annual Session.

seysntsenth Annual Session Of this Institution hestns
ihe First Monday Of September, I85a
ins plan Of INSTRUCTION comprises and Bys
en- OF ednctcn 4 offers great advantages for the Acquisition
languages The French daily spoken in tho school, and th
Msdcrn Gaaaics thoroughly anaivsed
The location esiltf GIi tg trssss4 sra sac!cqk ss
sci vGas. FIR seaaBl n 4.5ff sf F. . 9t.s liz ary
se ba uaascsi iaasrE1Bs5 sa snia:s otaea,heal apa
ss.ua.
ksass.As2n ers tadanefaaa Among thsra tbs A,unnE
es Who now niiAbst atnors tho Of society.
5tiastth &dnitted at any tine dtfEg i1s sossice
FOR further pasculns apply psrson or hY letter. OF th,
tabsttut1n. H. y. DTMITRY "A. NJ,
Presdant of the Board.
nsrnstt .r1JL
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nth 0rIsans naiIp Grestsat
IsFlree fss Inc ssw o slssHs asssssas
Mxx xSAns.x3 1s Aa1x xzl.-
Z isS lsss s<s@~--4
uxaEa ".
nv mAwr I 4 snlsY.I

Y wcII remember the day that brsaaht me this
sAsia finished enveiepe. with the loveknot on a's
to~s ensemble. rodolent q Wedding favors NJ tnf
poxt mark knew Il came from Msrgaret fora y
ragiss place. and Imagined Il wss tte announce
rent 1T her marriage with Kxri RIssrtota' Il ReN
searing the seal wss asssnIshed 70 read upon sne
aslicAse card:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-25

REAL sCHEIDAM scHNAPPs,
yAaDE vEER,s
KsDfG4TED GIN or GENUINE sCKEIDAA scRgAPPs
pars article Of aolsnd Gin,
wholesome beverage, end IN Invaluable FAaTLY MED,
CINE particularly beneficial in all eases Of
DYsEsTERY
DYSPEPSIA.
DIARKHEA,
RHEuMATIsM,
doUT,
rRvERa,
ETC., ETC., sto.
II. highly recommended by taany Of tho most eInsu, w.
throughout the States azcelsa ara xcesbls as,
.se and admitted eaecuay III diseases ths UB.
gsna sc and pecuary adapted tSs ass Of females AM
children.
otssr article hss been offered that 1, ti, c,,tts .
tho nane Of the
Real scheidnm schnapps,
ae cautioned opnschase sp aro.
TARDRHEEKs INDICATED eIY;
Real Sch hefdam schnapps.
Each bottle will bear the signature ths proprietor and nom
itsr ID genuine without IT..
For sale New Orleans wholesale and retail a. propsar
prices By
J. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
a and ISL Ghas,res srss
DR. wRIaHr's
CELEBRATED DREJUvENATINa ELIXIR
Prepared
On The sree Fhsrseeusca Principles By one Of ha esss
Nts NJ tNa Ynr
General Debility,
Hsztei nnd Pays'cal nspraastsn,
f7eesaiif1,
DsterIars,,cu Of Blood to tAa ass,,.
Confused Ideas,
Hyeserts.
General Trriasilisy
Resslsssness and
absence of Musenlsr Efficiency. sp's''D's' a' N'sas
Lnsso Appetite,
Dyspspsa.
Rmacisiioa,
Low Spirits,
psozsanssaon of ths
Organs of Gensrstion,
Papitasioa Of the Heart
For sab b New Orleans, wholesale and retail. By
J. WRIGHT CO..
q aud lsl Chsrsres s,asst,
sess FrpprseteF2
DIR. DAVIS,
GoHP0UND sYRUP or WILD CHERRY AyD T4R
Under M influence the dangerous cough removed p
ing Of blood Is the breathing rendered soft enc
easy, and the unfortunate restored from the
swfa condition Of Consumption healthy and comfortable
existence
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and Re;aiks
j. WRIGHT a TO-
u and lb1 Ehartres street,
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M ATIinlAN,s rRoP.cAa. Rea, ,Rlnes-

elGaais.
~ teeted and recognized qualities ase.-
Fl. HgMAkllITY-egpal 70 tho haat fta.s rndfs
Or leaks being possible. -
6.AgTY--It presents smooth and gsnte like suracs
sn oaEAPNEsSIt costs Esnch IeEs than, thongh Il
svod slate wood roof and less hsn interior
Aoan roohna hsretooro osTcd to the pubis the
cast OF cutters ana valleys,
sa iSeeMEusTTBrfrrYrs win resist Gro hotter than
On CONTINGENCIES viii not soften under the has, OF
MS ard protects the Interior Of buildings from the In
tsate heat nj
1th soIIDTTYf harder aud smoother frern
ese can DO upon any slope icing gh
Seg DOES net require heavy raars support IL hile
a abe eetlon and bresig regime repairs
The TROPICAL RGnFIStft Ia chemical compound o.
asees several Of which peslar alone, conlbias
q propeans discovered nv actual experiment and experience
n this city.
Testimonials Of the ahove
th1 aent and ay be verified By any persea wishing b
tofe contracting.
~ orders left tbs Post-osace Box No. ., witt "
BRENT tiy attended % = ieppy TO
falls - II niA,tstns s'sg
EUROPEAN AND SOUTHERN DIRECT
u fkAhE AsstiiIATIpS-An. 81 dras1cf sfesi.
&AASDAN ANES.ss........s...s.. tses.SAkSDINE8s
90 csses 10 g quarter bOsea-aiartin Pcasaa.
70. .sala 6y g. b. .aRATIAA &co.,
Gss No. " custcUhsase street..
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J. WRIGHT g GO.
M MEDioAL. -. MEDICAL. Z. ME Dio An


RINER's CANADIAN VERA1FUaE
SAVES THE CHILDREN
This y the only sars remedy Worms the huna
rafnethngs that SO fatal and destructive children
Save the Chfldreni
Ietmcthsrs he timely allow these csd mur
terers to r.sin In the systems Of eprlns Reaaenbc
thss
wIsERs uASApIAS vERMlFuaE
viii ct and for bash the rep,es and tho ysuns vii
bo saved. Think Of this.
Colonel vAsss Of MzsssIppi In sstsr 70 j. W. vessy Es
Of the Aberdeen Conservative Winds up his
% the value of this msdicns his cwn family My sxp+
ence has convinced that In tho experiment have mad
ss wipsrs Canadian Rsrngs due TO sasfsrins huua,
W "a we'll tho manufacturer OF the medicine 70 aA
srblic the resnh Of my observations
.Isignadl W. H vAssERn
The Verni'ae is for sale, Wholesale and retail sy
J. WRIGHT a &C.,
u and lol Chxrtres street,
sols Frcpristosa
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GSE-AsoUT THE lsr or MAY LAST. G. NJ HER
- NEY sp Ing tl, Ark, mailed tn address Thomas
dra for Ten Thousand npsrs, r. /, Cummings
0o New Orleans, payable hink, March l-s 1861.
The same not having hand the public cautioned
against negotiating said draft. z$s2
5Ztai5 sh pHTITIpS NIXON kco
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DIR. osGooD's INDIA crsoLAGoeun

DIR. OsGOoD's INDIA cr1oLAGoauE
5....53= -cuREs-
Fever and Ags Chs and Fever pus Agrs Iu,srrsttsp,
and Rerniitens Feysrs. Liver Complaint. Jsuzd,ev Rp.
lssgeInent Of the Liver, Enlargement Of the
spleen. and ell the various fo-eas q
BILIOUS DISEASES.
This invaluable medicine prepared an sxsssslv
prsctice Of sovers bilious climate and Is huo
fail curing Fersr and Aus any Of the diseases ssoy
canned
Thoss whs suffering from affections Of this kind a. ais
hoae who have become uvads effects npo the cor
situation. viii ind the INDIA CH0LAGoGUE raos tnyalt
toie remedy fer purifying the blood thoroughly cieaas
rom the system the morbid effects " bilious climate
fhe wonderful effects Of Choagogue eadcstina tile op
ho human cRiy explain extraordinary assuo, d
The speedy thorough and Of rsves and e
and the various grades OF Intermittent reani
Il has besn tested in Thousands Of Is h,
u who have used IT. Of tho Creates. Fever and Avu.
remedies extant.
Be surs and ask for DR.. 9sGooDs INDIA CfIoIAGooup
as there ara many countsrfets offered for sais
For sale In New Orleans, wholesale and retail at n,o,o,
prices, By
J. WRIGHT CO.,
II and l6t Chartres street
Qersral ASeats
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q. N. MORTsON a. 90.

.>.-----~--~s-.@s1.ss~Sss.e 80 S1sxSOAs ~ OOs
9. n. noAasos. q. 8. q. aAavsx.
Vi. asFs .aa assisl S o sls. 81 sum ases y
NO. iS Magazine street, New Orleans.
Having received new and excnmvs stock Of seah DRUG
MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PERFUMERY suRGIOA
tNsTRUMENTs. rAINTs, OILS GLASS; e,c. ote,. respe
fully inform Msrchaus Planters and Physciaas that they
sreparsd 70 supply them with every article the Drug liz
hey may require, s Of the quality, toasonab
prices - heJ esn Be purchased in the city Among ne
artsdy on hand snd coming IN the following:
Ap ounces suphass Quinine, French and American;
300 pesnas Pine Asss Essll1h and American;
100 pounds caomsl, English and American;
ap peunds Mercnrai Ointment;
npounda Honduras sarnaparira; H.
l5opoands boat Turkey Opium;
| LOO ozs aui. and Acetate Morphine
i % Dances Otto Rose;
i 20 casks Sal sotA;
4 100 kegs, Sup. Ch. sods
Il 10 kegs Ger Blaze Wash;
% bals. Cireurna, light;
bessss indigo. Car. and Manla
10 easks Pot AID PcarIash;
Il % packages BslerasuE
bs bbls. pure Castor on;
/ . denallohns sps. hitre;
26 bba Alcchol
/ % bbla Coppersa.
70 hbls. EPSON ssHs;
/ 10 ssls- Flour Sulphur;
| 10 hhls. Eoil suiphur;
/ eaaea ssnna East India and Alezanfssa
1SQ Pounda Gum Arabic, select, Gue and sorts;
@csrboys sulp Nitric and Muriate Acid;
2eiars Carh Ammonia:
| Deasboys Aa Ammonia;
800 pounds Acetic Acid
l00y pounds Tartasc Acid
200 ozs. Tauaic Acid;
| % kegs Pearl Bariy
10 kegs Turkey Opium;
1000 lbs. Arrow Root, Amer;
900 lbs Arrow Roos. Bermuda;
mpounds Asaafcasida, In cans;
aD pounds Balsspl Capaha;
bbla Black Lesd;
10 bbls Ginger Roof,
iohbls Refined canphss
50 Sexns Castillo Soap 49,.
6O bSls Cayeans Pepper; ~
10 gross Copab!a Capsules;
4, casks Chloride Lime. e.~
aN pounds Chiorosorr. p. and W.;
10 bbs Cream Tartar;
f. 200 pounds Ext. Logwood;
la00 gallons copal yarnish;
sbbls Iva Urs;
I.--..1 ? bbs Gam Myrrh;
bbls. valsrtan Boot
10 bSls Tap.ocs;
8 bbs Sugar Lead white;
saqa hbls Scotch snaa. In biadds.s;
100 doz. Garrettls Scotch Snug;
- loo doz. Loriilard's Maccaboy SNUFF;
100 doz- Roouae's Haccsboy and scotoh sarF;
90 roanda Wh,ts YAK;
bD pounds Dover Powders;
iaDb " assorted Herbs;
80 koss Refined ssitpess;
bcsses British Lustcr, superior stets;
u cases Cocpora rxnsssss;
bales Heps;
,oo pounds Iodine rs.ash;
800 ounces Nitrate Silver;
Seases Mamma Fake sad Sorts,
. esss ssssss ssHassa; Essn:;sss az a.:Ss sSSslt'A
9essea Ret. Borax;
5.+.- H. % sss. Oh Of BsrSano,
% ihs. OIL Peppermint;
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DIR. EHooHand's

g y r ma N BTTT ERS,
And
DIR. Hoofiand's
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-25

eagerly, expecfantly. as though he thought to
look upon the face df his new love. He shuddered
Jss he beheld Margaret, then dropped his gaze be-
fore her steady eyes
Dear Karl, she said gently, as she knelt
Town beside him, did you trust so little TO my
love that ynn would suffer thus and never ask for
freedom! Had you no courage to come to me
and say, my heart has wandered from youg' !
Could you not come 90 me with that confidence
which has marked our whole lives and tell me we
must partf Alas, Karl, that SO it mnst be but
you are free, free before we ever looked into
one another's eyes. Go and forget me till such
time in your life as your heart shall hunger aud
thirst for the recollection Of one whom you can
believe has wholly and devotedy trusted you
one who has loved2you with a love that has but
pne root and puts forth no hranches--a love that
lives but once. When. / say, In time to coms
you fain would look back to such q friend, then,
and then only, remember me.
How the mans heart swelled within him as she
spoke He streve to speak to her; he could not
she gazed into his eyes an instant, then clasping
ny brow between her hands bent her burning lips
upon II ahd planted there the last kiss she ever
gave to mortal. e @
Y A pang shot through his brow under tha. cling
ing kiss, and springng from It's pressure. Mar.
saret. Margaret be cried. syour kiss st,nys ma
ike curse r Then he threw his arms ahoat ha,
held her 70 his faithless breast and weptayer her
Ike child.
So they parted. and before the honr was ended
Karl had heard his wedding day named by Mile
Nelicite.
Their honeymoon was bright, and the gay
French wife was indnlged In every whim and
sary CO, lax.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-05-05

ALLIGATOR Soup rhe author of Ancc-
dot es ofProfessor Buckland," tells the follow
ing story illustrating the force of imagina-
tom Buckand, the distinguished geclo.
gist one day gave a dinner, after dissccting a
Mississippi alligator, having asked a good
many Of the most distinguished Of his classes
to dine with him. His house and all his
establishment were in good style and taste
His guests congregatcd. The dinner able
looked splendid, with glass, China aud plate.
and the meal commenced with excellent soup.
How do you like the soup 2 asked the doc
tor. after having finished his own plate. ad-
dressing famous gourmand Of the day
Very good, indeed answered the other ;
turtle. is it not ! only ask because do
not find any green fat The doctor shook his
head. Il think it has somewhat, Of musky
taste said another, not unpleasant, but
peculiar. All alligators have, replied Buck
land. the cavman peculiarly so. The follow
diSsccted this morning and whom you have
just been eating There was a general
route Of guests Every one turned pale.
llaf.a,dozen started up from the table. Two
Or three ran out Of the room, and only those
who had stout stomachs remained to the close
of an excellent entertainment See what
Imagination is. said auckland; if had
told them it was turtle, or terrapn, or bird S
nest soup, salt water, amphlbia, or fresh, or
the gluten Of fish or the NAV Of a sea-blrd
they would have pronounced it excellent and
th,ir digestion been none the worse. Such is
prejudice. But was it really an alligator {?
asked lady. AS good calls head as ever
wore coronet, answered Buck land"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-05-05
GDntaticnal.
Wesleyan Female College,
Wilmington, De1ntgarc.

TETllS Institution is in highly prosperous
Il condition, and offers to Young Ladies'
superior a ,snIa,es for acquiring a complete
and thorough education.
The domestic and social arrangements are
designed TO secure the boarders, within The
college, all the benefits Of refined christian
society, and the comforts and safeguards of
pleasant home.
Special attention is paid to tho manners
and habits Of the young ladies, and it is the
aim Of the teachers to have them acquire
that cultivation and self-disciplinc which will
qualify them to fill, with honor and pleasure,
their appropriate sphere in life.
The French language is taught by Profess
sor Panln, native OF Paris. a gentleman of
thorough education, and Of rare skill as an
instructor. He and his wife reside in the
institution, and the pupils have the best
facilities for learning to speak the language
flucntly and correctly.
Uy-Pupils are received at any time, and
are charged from the date of entrance.
For catalogues, or further particulars, adj
dress JOHN WILSON.
Feb 4, lSG0-3m. President.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-05-05
Gcrmuniown Teleeraph.

LET THE CHILDREN SLEEP. We earnestly
advise that all who think great deal. who
have inhrm health, who are in trouble or
who have to work hard. to take all the sleep
they can get, without medical means.
We caution parents, particularly, not to
allow their children to be wax cd up Of morn
mgs: let nature wake them up, she will not
do ii prcmaturely; but have care that they
go TO bed at All early hour ; let it he earlier
and earlier, until it is found that they wake
up themselves in full time to dress for break.
last. Being walked up early, and allowed to
engage in difficult, or any studies late and
just before retiring has given many beanti-
full and promising child brain fever, Or deter
mined ordinary ailments to the production of
water Oh the brain.
Let parents make every possible effort to
have their children go to sleep in pleasant
humor. Never scold or give lectures, or in
any way wound child 5 feelings as it goes
to bed. Let all Danish business and every
worldly care at bedtime. and let sleep come
to mind at peace with God and all the
world.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-05-05
Great Men Always Know Each Other.

When Mr.. Clay visited IIopkinville. Ky,
the fist year Of the Administration of John
Quincy Adams. to defend himself against the
charge of" bargain. intrigue and corruption, ~
he was called upon by his friends at large
and spacious saloon. DR.. Il. then of
that place, and great friend of Mr.. Clay,
was by his side presenting HIM to his numer-
Gus friends as they came forward. Presently
the Doctor saw the tall form of The eccentric
Governor Pittsur enter the door of the saloon.
Instantly he embraced the opportunity to
point HIM out to Mr. Clay, and then Whisper
ed to him that that man at the door :. is Gov
Pittsur. of Pond river, most worthy friend
Of yours. whom you must know without an
introduction; and you must be certain. before
he leaves. to wish that he may never
have another invasion of squirrels
Thus posted, Mr.. Clay stood his ground in
the centre Of the saloon, while the Governor,
unconscious Of the innocent trick approached
him by degrees, and saying, as he came
Don't introduce me to Mr.. Clay he will
know me and shall know him, for great men
know each other on sight,
The Governor looked everywhere but in the
right place, and asked, as he passed on:
:" Where is the god like man 2' and saying,
II shall know HIM on sight for great men
like us always know each other. | beg of
you, gentlemen. not to introduce us are will
know each othe:. although we have never
seen each other You say he is in the room
good shall find him. and away he staked
towards the pace where Mr.. Clay stood -
Presently he drew himself up to his loficst
height upon beholding Mr.. Clay. and eyed
him FOR some time in anuttcrablc admiration.
MI. Clay stepped forward with his blandest
smile and sweetest voice, and exclaimed
~ How are you, Governor Pittsur, of Pond
river, am rejoiced to see you"
Hear that" said the Governor; didn t
| tell you that he would know me, and that
Pttsur would know him ! lie is the greatest
man that Ives
After cordially shaking hands. and telling
few Of his happy jokes, Mr. Clay said
"My dear Governor, wish that you may live
thousand years, that health may abound
throughout your wide domain, and that you
may never have another invasion ofsquirrcls"
Bless me said the Governor, " did YOU
hear that? how did he know that my poo
pie had lost their entire crop of corn last
year by squirrels? Bless my soul, lie knows
everything! Wonderful! wonderful! |
always told you he was the greatest man in
the world Didn't Joys!"
And the Governor LETT in STAG of perfect
admiration of the great statesman.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-05-05
TRAINING LIMA BEANS.-A Baltimore ~

TRAINING LIMA BEANs.-A Baltimore cor
respondent of the Gardeners Monfhig. says
that though the following is but small hint,
yet by it Lima beans may be gathered full
two weeks before the usual time, and so. per-
haps, may be useful Instead of having long
and stout poles only as is usual, ! tie or. late
raj slender rods with a willow band, horizon
tally, and 50 train the vines, much in fact, as
yon would do grape vine. 1t takes but a
few minutes to give my small plot Of plants
a tendency to run on the lateral poles. and
am well rewarded by their extra earncss.-
| cannot explain why they should be earlier
than when they run on upright poles but
such is the fact, and you may have it for what
it is worth.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-05-05

The MILITIA OF THE STATES. Col. Roberts
OF the United States army, has proposed a
plan OF reorganization Of the militia Of the
several states. lie proposes short term OF
service for volunteers. who are to be armed
and equipped ard disciplined by Congress,
and to be paid for a few days service each
year, when under instruction. discipline, and
drill. lie fixes this volunteer force at 300
COO, and proposes to divide them in all the
States in proportion to their population, be.
lieving this division will give to each State
sufficient force to preserve domestic tranquil.
ity, to prevent instruction, and to enforce
the laws. When war is declared, the militia
to the all of the President, to repel invasion
and even to carry on offensive and foreign
war. The plan is before Congress for its con-
sidcration.