Indiana American, Volume 19, Number 12, Brookville, Franklin County, 14 March 1851 — Page 1
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O OVR roUM UY-ni'H COl'NTRY'S INTEB F S 1 S-A r Ol'K COVKTHY'S FKIENDSK.CLVlSKSOX. BllOOKVILLK. INDIANA. FRIDAY, 3IAKCII 14, IS51. VOI . XIX NO. 12.
fra-era ihe Siaie Jomral.
, stntr K"rl of -riciiUnif
The proceedings of each e veuine's meeting
; should be published next morning by the daily i press. The press would have their reporters
r,,e lnHinna is,atttre establishing I present. Tn this way, the proceedings of the Thi t oitht rec a;)1 fortheen I society would Instruct a much larger class of a Ft,Jr" icnltunJ Asssocia- agriculturists."
u'-, ,0 vour excellent reoom- j e, ier one, (dui ticw, r- P J oM: Atory upon us. who boUl m!Shl be aillTtec' 10 give varie,y ' 1'' reeuiatic"- "lie? 11 CL 3 ' ceedings,) is this: , ; te:r success, to exchange fee! an i""' , ' .,,. nf or(raui7. ! As soon as the Hoard meet of an evening, let
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1 1 , . ,, , . to uiseuss questions. When the Chairman
l Wt bet it alone is nw n mat is 31 " ' . . ..... r .... ta.es Iiis se.it. lie is to reuuir some member to
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tlrr.ble- aL ' 1 , .. ., .. .. take his hat und go lo each member, whose du
procuring tv il shall he l,i mt a n.i-ti,iii Int., it When
the questions ate collected, the roll is to be cal
ico, ano as eacu memoer s name called ov me
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the farmers oi ine .-ur, m i.c ouu...e.
the State Hoard. All seecs
be returned to i
in.iortint duty ol
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:vr.il distribution, toee-: ' -",":: ' " s p '"" Keccipts Ute last year
le nnve of cr.!ture.
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M o'1 ' ... the Chairmaa ak. "Is there anv thinor mora
Finnnrinl 1'ondilinn nf Iiidinnn. In our notice of Gov. Wrights Message, we gave a libera! summary of the finaucial exposition of the State, which that able State paper contained; but we are in receipt of the annual report of the Auditor of State, for the year ending October 31st, IPoO. This Report comprises 9G pages, and exhibits in detail, the financial condition of the State. Indiana has progressed and is progressing so rapidly ia wealth aud population her canals and railroads, traversing her limits in all directions, sre so rapidly developing and making available her exceeding productiveness, that a digest of this report seems to be required at our hands:
Ha.ancem I reasury Aov. 1, lflD SJ.IUl. 19
1,432.44 78
.0 Grand total I r J:. . , L -i
he s.iid upon this question?" when any member AFcuu"uro
I Balance iu Treasury, Oct 31, lS.IO $347,849 93
S1.S61.3.-3 97 l..r 13.534 04
.! ., Jilj tti.il- til I.'IVA III
serrs::.s genera... mav rise and ,eak
h pub. 'il'1i ' ! Thrt ci n n n f noil rca tnitci Ka innrniiiil I T!. ....l r . . - .
: L,.,e.,Vih:iient cfa Stale A-crrieuhu- ! - - , i .ouu ,ouni oi c-iate uon.is outstanding r'nr ,mte the success' of such a i ld agricuI,flr;5! hjeets, and they would be up- j prior to the arrangement with and surrender to
rs-r1;-" ' , , , . r j : on topics, ether ceired to receive or to coinniuw w' be another dutv of the Mate Roara. j . r . piper ,,-.. n i uu'ate information. Wu liai of meeting of the f tUe Board are . .
WftcMveThre is no question, f . r the consideration of thstBoird, more import:.!.! than l!t:s one. An? Kt V hsve a set s.eec!i or two, and the adoption of some formal resolutions, and llien separate? I hope not. These tilings are very good as far ts they go, but I want something more. I how to see many ttiertings curing lli? sessions of the LegitUtBTe.esv.'Oi.iUy when there will be
t (.".; L.i;'Ui. l itesire uii enter
i-iVisl'.eil, wlnon i;l jive
e'.eh one an o. j -ortuniiy of tel.iog i.is exoeri-
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was 149,9G. There are 1 11,539 more acres of land assessed In lNr0 than in lt-TJ; the valuation of 1S50 over 1S49 is 4,014-504, and the increase j in Tolls 6.2GG. '
The Taxes assessed for 1.0 are as follows:
State Tax Count v Tax Road Tax School Tax Township and ether Taxes Delinquent Taxes Total Taxes
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S57 1.512.74 453.i-f9.24 147.5(10,02 127 .(Ml. 33 32.239,2 1 1-C..5 !().;!
5.1.519,243,56
NE2AVS OF Till: WEKK. A (xepiil I:iraliHC, Adam alone could not be easy, So he must have a wile, an't please ye; Rot how did he procure this wife, To clu-er his solitary life? Why from a rib cutoff his side, Was formed this necessary bride. Rut how did he the pain beguile? Pliol he slept sweetly all the while, Rut when this rib was re-applied, In woman's form to Ad.im's sido, How then, I pray ou did it answer? lie never slept so sweet aain. t:ir.
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of ev.ercst.) b-- e-
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the holders, was $11,043,000. This arrangement was made August 5, 147, at which time there was surrendered Honda to the amount cf
know of, in any other place than this town. '; $9,563,000-leav!cgoutstaiidingi.l,4';3,000;aiid We have had here, for the last twelve years, a j from the date of the surrender to August 5, lb50, society composed of Trotessors, Lawyers, Thy- there had been issued in Sand 2'.,' per cent, sicians, Cl-rfj-men, Merchants, vVc. They for- 'stocks, and then outstanding $12,703,377-50.-merly had regular addresses, compositions, and jThe 5 per cent, slock amounted to $.1,781,500:d.'iiates. but l.v and I v thev all became rreat Oil .) tu; .,n. :.... . .
J J e wpvu uiiovuii,iMi:uiaia lia a 111 teres I,
tio es. la sHi.uiur, purt.cuiar.y, lite society iatid at 4 per cent, until 1S53, after which time coa'.d searc-ly I e held together. They wanted ' the 2 per cent, amounting to $1,730,727:50, something fr sh and spicy something after the and the o per cents, bear 5 per ceut interest, style cf conversation, lu seeking it, we lucki- The total domestic debt of the Slate is $257,I v hit upon the plan I have just referred to, and 235:00. Under the head of "Works Abandoned it ' - - . c, , .,. ie tlia a a mil r-inti t1 I. U. O . 4 . . . t .- . ,
in t:- miiiU xtvle. of ' f-" " ...... ... v.. me .naie, we no lice me Jeltersonv III,! and
ouiiietiiuo e t..i:i f i. it riyni ijursuuus oi v.rawiorosviiie roau, costing S..itl,lb3:.s the 'an evr!!iiig-so:iietiines but one or two. The -Lafayetta aud Indianapolis road," costing $.73,e.l i!rnun out p,l bo rn t ill i 11 1 l v". B J 1. A t.lx".l 1. I, ! . i
l '! 0 M tv'a! -": 'u'tur;-! ' - - - ..f...... , , ouu me , mmsii ivapics, costing n,-
ervo;:-n a member craws a quesi;on lU'Oin i::,' makiug a total expeudilur to Oct. 31, w liieli he knows nothing, and I need hardly say 1S50, of 42G.G1 5:(.'7. that l is remarks, in such case, are more amus- j Under the heaj of "Work surrendered to in th?.n iustructive. Rat the second speaker is Companies,' we notice the "Whitewater canal" usually the perso:i who put the question in, snd surrendered, January 20, IS 12, on which had
t'i, e t b,r t! e lim ',? is ion' cttl"r m",bers have hud beeu expended over receipt', the sunt of 1,092,i lime to collect some theuchts on the subject. 175:13. Also the "Mad
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,- , , .. ., . , ;aiuta SL-iri.e.. couversational debate follows. . tiatlrcad," on wb.ich has leen expeinied over vs i-I e.t;u ,:o.. Mi con-
e tiav-j found no occasion to l.mit the sreak- receipts, to Oct. 31, IS-jO, the sr. in of 1 559.777:-
Tiie iiumber of shares of ttock owned iu
erv;U;.
! csn this bs done?
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Might not the matters j
, indeed by other putsuits, than reports of debates ' Also the "Wabash nuJ Erie Canal," on which
ers as to t.ine.
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'i' i. r i-H.r'.a -i 'e can cert vn-' CC!'ac'e'' l1'"cn i"''s p':l- It wculJ embrace was expended veaat cf Tippecaace) over leceiuts, .'.-T, cvei'M.i- the ole ! SJC': variety of subjects and speakers, that the to July 1, 147, ihesumcf 1,90,057:11, and u- v j miad wju'd always be interested, and the attea- west of Tippecanoe the sum of 71S,4 12:93. "v v k. ' . .i i .1 it... . I. nr.l T . I I
1 j ) iiv.u mine vaiiirbi.j rrgstgu man uy ineauif?! .i.;u cue i.ei iv.ver croscui -aua., on
Cincinnati Gazette.
.Tctliotl ofmiiliiiii n njcr jvoniilur. A few years after the commencement of the Columbian Sentinel in Roston, Mr. Uussel, its editor and publisher, finding that the profits ;
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arising u.ereirom, were noi sutncieni to ctetray , McKuight family, at Bergen. X. J. has been
u.s , xpeiises, appueu lo .wr. uarreii, one o. tlie S(?nl lo llle Su,c prisc fjr tw most popular merchants of his time, for advice , - as to the course he had hxst pursue in the very' Delicate Cmnc.E on Friday evening, at unpleasant dilemma in which ha was placed. rhihidehihia, a very respectable and rich incrHe informed Mr. Rarrel of the particulars ofhij chant was h- lo to bail in thesu.n of $l,000,h:ivsituation, in his usual plain, honest manner, been detected in a delicate situation with a saying that his expenses were so much on the ,m,rrie'1 w oman. In Spring Garden. Roth p..r increas-, and tlie profits were so small, that he' l'''s 'iave I ""fc' to fore home an unblemished repthought he should be obliged to give up his pa- utl,io"- The I.idy is a young Italian, and it per, and seek his fortune elsewhere. Mr. Bur- was at ,!ie 'sac of the merchant's wife, that rell immediately remarked that his case was not t!u- arrest was "i 'e. so desperate as he imagined il to be. aud recom-1 t-r ... c. a Tr i" ', ,. , , , ' I iLj Geu. Santa Anna and family are rchiding meuued him to lash some of tlie most popular . r. ni- . ..in r , ' t at I arllifg.-iia, und Hie Genera! is amusing himcharacters of the dav in the mo--t severe terms ' ir i - e . . e i r i . ,. , , self wi.h Ins favorite sport of cock-fighting in his colums, which course he felt sure would . not only bring his paper into Kicrt notice than HT1 f the following is a fact, and we see no
it then was, but would greatly add to his sub- ' reason to doubt its genuineness, is it not proof scriptiou list, aud increase the patronage of ad- ' er.cugh thaf'verdy th ere is a God that judgverlisers. Mr. Russl replied, that snob a "th in the earth?" course would be repugnant to his feelings, but ; A Cambridgeshire c jrrespondeut has sent Us as he had always considered Mr. Rairell ;s u t'1" following very striking inci. lent which we warm friend, and a man of superior judgement, "ive in his own words: "When the wheat lie would take his advice into serious oo:iiidera- j v,'n '!1 the bloom, six weeks before the l.-t lion. harvest, two gentlemen ri ling past a fine field On morning of themxt puhii at ion of the ol ' " 'n 'le I'f'h of Rumstea.l, near there, reSentinel, when Mr. R.trrell went into Stale 'narked to the firmer, who happened to be
street, he obss rred almost every one willi-vcs itani:n:g at t'io g ite, 'you Imve a C;u-. field of
and mouth wide open, as if ho was a monster j w'u at tbere. sir,' "Ves,' replied the farmer, iu humuu shape; aud he could net solve tlie j 'fVi f t;o! Almighty will enly let it alone' mystery of their looks until a centlemau asked ; M,uk t,,e putmhment cf such impielv. The
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Mr. Rarrell at! ,!K' runoMy wlneli Iris been excited in conse-
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.jurm..-, hi. n iiu it-fa man a r.ozen lauorers walked over hi'l Sunday out of our village to see it. Thexjtell me that there it stands, uuri:e
A 1'i-ize Wedding. The first wedding in the Mirriug town cf Tij verton which he.s sprung into existence within i the last six mouths, ia the valley, a few miles j back of Suuhury, ou the road to PotUville was Celebrated on tlie 14th ult., with great rejoicings. , According to previous stipulation, the happy ccuple became entitled tn, and received the fuli lowing substantial premiums, viz: The wife the ; best cress in the Company's store, and the husband a handsome town lot, and a loan of 5. 100 , from tlie company to build upon it. Thil Inq.
Love Jf.i.oisy Murder Two colored men, at Gler!iu Ohio, were enirmourod cf one white womeu. She married one of the
CT Margaret Devine, convicted of poisoning gentlemen. The rival t.hot him through the
head killing him iastautlr. The bride is said
to b? inconsolable for the loss of her bridegroom.
ebi
him whv Mr. Itnss l had I n ed I1i.1t so uniiier- l'i('re of "heat is still in the lloom.
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speeches, ana
Meltht r v cu'd cf t'.e Vers e lu lii-lr ; -. e:,-
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;r; 'U.te.r.u :.n -t.rL-.'.er u'. c t.ie .oaa Isstiiute.lctl. b .ti:" t. :r.aca amtl;-
tle-: sad loo prol.x v. 1 . re inseh to be djlte in iffcort time. Tii.-.t J r:,ay tr,. Ue m seli" uader-
flid, 1 will vei.tnre to 11,..;. jte c r s tek a ecu- ! vrsaUoa thst ni.hl use ; Ui - it c ' cf our t ' i ev-a.s; ir.eet:ags, or rather j lor :;:e c ! the i
'urp: iulerhvu'.ors, aiii ho, I v
discourses tl.Rt could be written. which was expended, iirior to the transfer to
Knowing that as a member cf the State Roard Trustees, J a!y 1 , 1 S47, the cum of 43G,19. yon will give to its organization, all that care Also the "Southern Division cf tlie Central and falihf.il consider it ica, which, as Governor Can::!," pi which was expended at the time of
f our Slate, you hr.ve given to rH ntatters ccni.ec'.ed with the interest of the people, I renviin, with much esteem. Your fellow-citizen, L. R. Rlocmi -.gton, l'eh.24, 1S51.
h iatelli-"!!". end p-a
coclii speak or rut so much better questions for t..-.io'.f, s.,,i I s, V-.-t the tipples st rindom, for th-r? Kre t:ve hen Ire i sal -i ts that could be
I'i-nit Tree.
the bye, j The m- llio.! cf raising fruit trees by planting
I knev. ! -di;e, j the scions, is a great der.iderslun -u the art of
obtalnir.s rcod fruit. It has many advantages
important.
si! c ;a.!y interesting at.d or r.n::h more so. ,Bvtir President "Will Gen.
vi y of irr:ata. stt the nrotits of prsTiii
sui rehder, July 1, 147, the fuiji of 575.G4G. And aso tlie "Wabash and Ohio Canal," on which was expended 9,109.94. The col of the Wabash and Lrie Canal, from the Iiue dividing Ohio and Indiana to the Ohio river at Llvar.sville, prior to the surrender to the Trustees, July 1, lt47, over and above the receipts, was 3,620.106.3. The total receipts and expenditures cf the
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over grafting, because it is more exnediiloits. and '- us commencerequires no Vck r.c.r tree. Tl.ey ,av be plan- mnt ,? 0cU J' 1?:0- is as followg: Total exted where thev rre roar.-red to stand, and the P"""" b" tale nd Trnstecs, 6,733,lahor for ore day will le siifilcient to plant out 9:1.3, of which the State expended 5,321 ,5C5;-
L a.r. of ll'O enough for a Ur e orehirJ after ilie pcins ore ' ' f IT' A 1
i., I obt Vrned. The method cf nrenariiitr the i-la-itis ' ,al r,,cili"s e"
cifu'ly in his paper of that day ?
once stepped into au insurance cthVe rend the
paper and ns he progressed in the article about himstlf, he waxed warmer and winner, till at length, in high dudgeon, ho found his way to the Seutine; ovTice, when he demande d cf the editor in round set terms, why ho had treated him so infamously. Mr. Russd replied that as
Mr, Rarrell appeared agitated, lu had better be seated until he became coo! and collected, and then he would satisfy him to hU heart'sconteiit. After looking to tlie affairs ol the cilice, Mr. Russell r.ppeared before Mr. Rarrell with a low bow, and offered the following explanation: "Sir, yon well know that I have e vi r esteemed you to be tny mo.-.t valued friend, and iu whose juiigemel.t 1 have placed the most implicit confidence for in my utmost nee.), I applied to for advice, which you cheerfully gave me; i was repugnant lo my feelii'gs, but after mature deliberation, I was satisfied it would have the desired effect, and determined to pursue it. Then I had to select a subject, nnd after looking around among our townsmen, I could not find o:ie whose unexceptionable; rharict"r, exalted standing and extensive usefulness was equul to
vonr oven. 1 therefore selected vnn hs the first !
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object of attack. If a man cannot take a liberty ... '" " ' " m" ' "!" u
. ,,, ! I't .1 i.tcies oenevaient society, where
few,
as if it were June." Doacaster G izette. 'SronVQ." ,.f (he V.irl: Mrnnr,- Imt-init
' " " J ' been requested by a lady to write .1 piece ia her
album perpetrated the following:
Fair lady, 0:1 this spotless page, Allow my thoughts to spread Themselves, like maple lasses o'er A Mice of ryeund injun bread. Vour rcsy charms will soon decay Those blisfu! joys that childhood lining, Ry time will soon be borne away. So go it, lady, while you're young. ITIt is said that Mr. Weller ree.rntly sent
home $12,l00 to he appropriated tothe paymeiitr of his dells. The colonel is coining money in
California, at the practice of the law, and expects
soon to be able to pay offal! his debts.
TK3I1EKACE. SiKTfb of Win. I. ih At a public meeting of the Cadtts ofjTemperance, Rrookvillo Feb. 1st. WorthvJPatron-: Rut why do we confine oar remarks so much to those who make whiskey. Those who make, buy, sell, or use, as a beverage, are merely coworkers in the same cause. What is Itheir business? Mr. Carey, who liar done mucn for the Temperauce cause, has furnished the world with many facts, and has presented the subject in burning words. "First They impoverish tlie nation. They necessarily involve the destruction cf an incalculable amount of property, both directly and indirectly. Thy worse than waste millions of bushels of wholesome and nutritious grain aniiujliy. The world would be enriched if God would withhold the early and the latter rain, and smite our valleys with perpetual barrenness if their production must be thus prostituted. They impair aad djstroy" the physical, intellectual, ttud moral energies of the people the true sources of wealth. They impose heavy pecuniary burdens upon society, by requiring it to ustain, without recompeLsethose'encaed in these pursuits, and to maiatoiu tha paupers and criminals produced by their pjeucy. The II011. II Iward Everett says, that the direct and indirect expenses of the manufacture and traffic ill the United Slutes, exceed anuuady one hundred and fifty million of dollars. Tnis, it is believed, is but an np-
I proximalion to lheCO:-tef these triloba to dm I people. Thi climate dees not include the 1110j ney paid by the consumers, which is worse llmu
I thrown sarav. Au English writer, well versed
in statistics, and having access to the most reli
able sources of iuforuia'ion. says that "the
A certain Peter I?o- ' (.troii? drinks consumed in England uloiie, costs
t mine writing to the eoitor of tiie Florence j nearly four hundred millions of dollars anniiu -Ala. Gazette rays. I allv." The expenditure of these sources of all A mn that would advocate a dissolution of! evil, in the United States, must be equal at least this, glorious Union, must have hie heart to that of F.nvland. wa.-iied wiiii lamp-tilack'aud dog, s grease. Aj rvecoud They impair health, man cf that ch.ira'-tor could not -get a meals 1 That the manufacture and traffic uniformly victuals or a bed to sleep on at my house. My I res lit iu the prostratioii of health, that intoxicaoogs should not bark at a man of that character. ; ii::g beverages unfit men for vigorous and proIf I was lo catch a bu:?d eating the carc:i:s i traded labor, predispose the system to disease, of a disouionist I would shoot it. They are ! riot upon every nerve, fiher and muscle, and dcthe last of god's creation; fit for nothing but to range all the functions of the human frame, are
be winked at by negroes, kicked at by mules, ; indisputable facts. Every respectable physician
! in th ' Union attest the truth of the assertion, land if further evidence is wanting, the tens of thousands s"atter"d all over our land, who hsve been prostrated by them, and the crowded alms- ! houses and hospitals will .dd th ir melancholy j testimony. Thitd They destroy character Hiid repulu- ' tion. j The ni a nu fact. ire and l raffle; rtecessarily and j universally tend to blacken character aud de- ! .-troy reputation. We say necessarily and universal', because there never was, end in the
Hon. Thos. II. n-nton has b -en chosen 10 I very nature cf the case never can be. a distillery deliver the Annual address, on the ocon cf! or dr:"! "'"T without .these results. They rue
Onlcnli-imt Rv a road-side so cold and hard. With senrcea single touch ofswsrd Where Sol's soft ray were faint au.
u ere never tell retresimirr riew. Where ilowvr seldom, seldom, sprung, Where sweet birds never, never sunc There" midst it darkness an. i its gloom I saw a little daisy bloom; It was so modet and so sweet, For paradise's garden meet; 'Twas like a smile from heaven hed, To cheer with hope the heartless dead; For while all else was dark a::d sad. There jrrew the daisy brighe an 1 glad; While all around was cold and dear. There lived the daisy warm and fair; I asked it what, ami 1 such blight, Could mike it blow with such ilelieht? And as I, listeulug, o.er it bent. It breathed the magic word "Conti nt?" XT A girl in Fitisfi-U was st-nek dumb by the firing of a cannon. A number of married
men have inconsequence invited th artlihry j
companies to parade upon their premises,
A Strong Union Mb
rlate and Trusteess, 3,S0c,-
h:s?-:tl:,- ' Where and at whit price co vou 1 follows: Take the scion as for grafting at any '"i of which the State received, before the
!'v is v.inr iter cattle? Where seek a market time after the f.rst of February, and uutil the 1 ' ' sow nig me tuiai for then' re the necking and barreling bou- ! huds begin to grow considerably, and dip each P'l" ever receipts, from the commence-
M increasing on the Atlaatic board, and p.re the exports of beef increasing or filling ofiT' ' W ill '!r. Harvey of Pennsylvania, state the rrcSts cf r-aii:i oa the Brandy wine? Will it !".' for the U-i four cr five years a bul- ! k tl: at keeping the animal a year from th? litis ks is prchas-a. What do the Chester County graziers seem to think will be the effect
0; eilencmg the rannw.s to the cr;i7"uir: districts j
of the West? Will the Western calt'.;
snt over th rail res i on the hoof
end of the sheet into meiled pitch, wax or tailow, and I ury it in tlie ground, the Kids uppt rmost whilst the body lies in a horizontil position and at tlie depth of two or three inches. We are informed that trees obtained in this wav bear in four years from the time cf planting. We have
no doubt cf the practability of this method cf raising fruit. A gentleman i't this vicinity llie last se;,so::. planted about twenty scions cf dif-
ti.en be 'rcnt kinds of pears which appear to flourish.
Can any The composition lie used was melted shoema- :
: present stite th-
genllema
lished f- r live siccus oa tlie Tlri-
the West l.kelv in future to direct stl
teation tc grazing ar.d leave us more the sur of the train markets 1"
riu f tells est ab- I kef' ax. C ult ivalor.
r-.!..i?.r. Are , t'arr for KiJnrt tVorm in Jin-.
more et-! A writer in the Ohio Cultivator states that
dv
v be cures this disease by rivinf the animal nmic-
tei' with it one ounce cf conneras dailv. for six
' id. Col. Nicholas GoldshorcU'h cf Tal'oot. !.,, ;.,L IT nlM a linn nf ahnnt larn
t.s.e n: c;jrvat:c-n as an experienced wheat groner, c! the vilue of trampinj wheat land, cr sue. lateuosd for he, by depasturing it wiik sheep or cattle? Is it cf as much importance with us a it is deemed lo be in F.ng'.nnd, and does it B?ply to cur more aluminous soils' Is i . .
-Tvr ant to seep stock in part with this j view? Instead cf selling store cattle along the I txe srtter counties of Delaware, Maryland, and
ir
meut to Oct. 1, 1S50, to be 4,241,t;0C;I2,
Under the head of "Works retained by the State" is tb.e "New Albany and Vincennes Uoad," which cost the Stale, to Oct. 31, 1S50, Tl?,751 ;!)G, and the total receipts from it 50,4!l;3i. Also the "Northern Division cf Central Canal," which have cost the St.tto rs7,rCi;'JC', and llie total receipts, to Oct. 31, IS50, have been 17,CS7;4...
Aud also the "Erie and Michigan Canal,"
from which there have been 1:0 receipts, and
which cost the St.te l(i0,70S;r-7.
The balance stated to be in the Treasury, Oct. 31, 1530, (347,?49;33) Ihe report says is only an "apparent balance'" and that the " true condition of the Treasury" at that lime will show a drliciency of about 7,fil 1 ;07.
Among the ordinary expenditures of 150, we
quarts cf cornmeal and dishwater; dissolves tlie
copperas in a cup 01 warm wacer, men m.xe notice the following items. On account of Suthe whole together, and gives it to the hog. lr rrenle llni Circuit Judges 14.310.S1; Public he dots not eat it at first, he shuts him iu a pen rriul:i!:! p.,.,,.,. allli J3jm;ing 11,5-J-i 49; Legislaand gives nothing else for sereral days, or until expenses ;n.()l0 64; Executive Department he eats it. He states that this treatment has cu- 577.93. &.., the tot!tl j, S3,615;10.
re.l isie cisease even wnen ai several monuis The Revenue to he realized by taxation, for s,!lnd',,2- the year 1S51, for Slate purposes, is llU'.j cents
1 per 9 1 00 va!tut:on,and .75 cents noil tax, making
irginia, wculd H nci Kt. hetter in t, r. ' IValerT rmtn.
improving state of the !aad, to R.aza tllem for i We frequently hear complaints about watery 'a' receipts 510,000, and the total expenses the shambles; that is those raised on the farm ?'M potatoes, 'rut into the pot a piece of lime as are estimated at 532,500, leaving au estimated (The same veteran farmer and "old chool : lrg s a lien's egg; and how waterv soever the t-eficit of J-2,500. fentlenua," I hardly need say, n,i"!it be much ! potatoes may have been, when the water is pou-' The expenses of the Constitutional Conveu-
wr questioned ; and every answer wU ! red off, the potatoes will be perfectly dry and non, are ma ai cu.uw.
..tJ ra'' for or the youngfarmer.) i mealv ", rPFS ieul nnderstands that Mr. Jackson ! " 1 e.aware, has bad much t: 1 ImcrfcrSn;; between huhanl nnd wife.
1 ...... -it., J l.l..... il,d Il.i..t.cli. 11. il l;..iii..ilii.' ..vet.lfi
nenry .i. jounson, who Kii'eu junson . naiai.iv, umiv. -v.-, ...v..,
Rrownson. in Waterburv. Conn., has been con-1 few Treasury notes, and having ontlered no fie
victed cf murder in tlie second degree, th punishment being imprisonment for life. Johnson went to Rrownson's house, by advice cf neighbors, who heard R.'s wife crying murder.--Prownson drove him off, aud was pursuing him when Johnson turned and gave the fatal blow with a rail.
with a friend, with whom can he?'
I.ovc leltrr. The publishers of the Independent Press at Lcwrenctburgh, are nil fine locking men just the cut and make to steal the girls hearts. We copy the following love letter from their pnner, which they fay was handed to "us," thereby meaning the editors.and publishers, by the author, we suppose. The boys should not he quite so free with their 6V, eether.rt's loiters. Here il is: Deer Sir i takes upp my pen to enform ycu that i am
well hopping yon is the same i want you to cum down the last cf this r. eeke und if veu dent
you sasrey rocg you i wil let you now so i wil
that you shi! Mik to your premiss better than
vou do ami if you do not i wil sarve you the
same that a !eu- young lady? served their uougns' Ncthii.g more at present sirr lint stiil remain.-
vour atfeckshiotiat sweet hart till death. r.i. A. the rose is redd the vilets blew sugars sweet and so are yoll if you lev me as i loves you no nife cud cut our loves in too.
P. S. there is a parson living here now so hone ciorit forg't ycu know whit i remain vour? till death. M- A .
Avrxurs or nosstr In a trial for a libel, in Massachusetts, Horace palmer said he begin to hear the s'ory about the plantiff, as soon as two
years after his return from the t;onththat 1
memlier
t.11 the
viMarr news originated or was gathered.
gorei by buils, an 1 butted by rams.
Anicricnii Hirer. Ill England rivers i.ll are nnl-K For instance, Father Thames. Whoever in Columbia sa:l. Finds them niu'mselles or il:,me?. Ves, here the softer sex presides Aquatic, I n.-ure ye. And Mrs. Sippy rolls her tides Responrive to Miss Souri. James Smith.
the Ohio State Agricullnr il Fr.ir Columbus nrrl summer.
to hi held in
Onto ScHOor..MAP.Ms Ex-G ov. Sl ide has de-
lermino s;ler sen.:i.'!g 10 llie w.sl as teachers, some two hundred New England girls, to try a
bevy of car il.iek.oyo daughters. It is said that X. England ladles, t. ct oltt t.i teach other peoples children in the v est, t-re very prone, alter a short time, to slight the object of their mission and lake to teaching their own children. If the Ex-Governor thinks cf remedying this by substituting Buckeye girls, we fear he has mistaken the temperament i f our people. The American multiplication table is quite us well understood "out West," a.' "down East "
callii'gsthal diitou even lii-jse who cngige iu then:, aud frequently bring ruin upo:i their families. 1 1 is a historic al fact, th 't most cf tho.e who h".V6 pursue! these avocations fur a n rie f years, have involved themselves and the j children ia bankruptcy, both in properly auJ li'orals. A very large proportion of the eonvi. -is in iiie s. vend Stale prisons have been !iq-
Rcv. Theodore Parker's congreg jtiou nt S 1 lem, Mass., last Sunday jumped up and gave him a round of hnz.'.a", in the mi 1st of his sermon because i.e ll. inked God that the li"gro slave had got safely awav Ire.m 1-oston.
.: je,.,,(,i i n Nptar. nor seih rs. This is a realization of the woe The Indianapolis Locomotive states that the J Jehovah 11 tiers against Jiim who puts the le-cislature adjourned in a spreea scene most ; hot.;,. . ,is n.-i-hbor's Hps and maketh him (;i;!gr.i( eful to the State, and the part icipints i, j ,;.u!,i.flli Jf tliis uer- all, it might hj borae.
it. cm: thomo.-t itiwgnst :n it ever saw i.a; iy- j ji.ut I0Vr ara ,i10 "fer'.uiies and facreri honors" ette Courier. i .if society :-i.iwr eked 1 What is tlie character Pl-?!.tr Srs ckivi "I n-rer," siys Pope. c fl' f'"ir hundred thonsand drunkards who are ., 11 1 11 a 1 t 1 i- r hast, nip" to their "hitt -r end ?" " W hat llie rep"could speak iu p'Vaie. Audi con t b lie-. e, if , " 1 " 1 "' 1 il c..l H,t , I rn.,1.1 nive ... nrcnunt cf ' Ulalion of their wiVc-s :-nd children? T!ie hrlp-
Cleve!
i Plain -dea'er.
any story to twelve friends together, though I i could tell it to any three of them v. l'.h great i pleasure. When 1 appeared O r the I):hi'p of j Rochester, on lii tri-i', thougli I h i l but tenl words to say, and that 01 a pliin point, (hn.v that Rishop spent his time when I as al PromI'V.VI made two' 11 three blunders in it. 11 twith- ,
Ktr.nding the row of lords, v. l.i' h v.
; all I cci.1
see, were r.i i..tly of ir.y q'M
v- 'a grow:n? thorn h,o xvn m. r..,-
. " 'ii oir. ja'.R!e the variety of thorn he nrefers'- ' - his experience with the OHge.'and what of preparing the seed and time of plan- , w 1.. he state Ids experience in the use cf
rv vSWrm.rlJ ,hTaud'h:,ilar Aliens (and S'eM Kn,0re,.8iU d -rortant I ,m aware be put: would nightly ,!icIt . ricl fon- ' 82 lm0Wy ughtcost tobenrc-
IIoit 10 ftre well. Dr. Johnson, sprrkingof a lady who was celebrated for dressing well, remarked: 'The best
It is estimated that there will be n surplus iu
the Treasury in 1 5-2 of 7,500, and that the financial vear 1S53 will commence with this small
fault in the payment cf tlie Public Debt. The Public Deot cf the State, on the 1st of January 153 will be as folic wr:
' per cent Stocks $5,501,000 do do 2,000,000
aTThe following is ar, eoitaoh written by a
schoolmaster, in an inlan 1 town in Connecticut, ' "touilv. A "P"k " ill set a hous- on fire. A ihe death of a favorite child whi. h fell into " pisliio:! may give you cause to mourn all
tl.ouviter of a saw-Til! dan-, and was drew
TT"A-Iss: a less-!" ns the old. baeh-b r said when he fell a desire to marry, lie mc le the s line exc'.tm atiou after niarrUge, but spelt it differ,, nliy Xr"C.i'.ne here, my dear ; 1 want to ask yon all about your n'ster. Now leli me truly has she got a beau?" "No, it's the jaundice he's got llie. doctor says so.', An UxkortU'Natk THrirn. One f (be leading hotel keepers of New York, wr.s w rillen
lo. hist week, rs follows, bv a late ruest at his itupcoi i.n
j A he:iul.ti:l youne girl, nt tn-r'.een, wit'i ion
.1 , , . ..1 1 1 r. . t'owiu r tresses. Miss 1 is'ier, w is ecos!d ia "-s.r the nite eve slept with n i left a trive ,. . ... 1" 1 . 1 ,. . 1 . . I New York, on SundaV aft. rnoon. bv a p rsun in ling big wtl:i a hook unt and a dirty shirt tint, i - j the garb of a gentleman, !:o sal I, " oil !r;ve X7A IIstv Trvrrrt. Fight hard aga:nt aj , ,1 ir. ..... i . , .. v 'a bug oil vour net U lilt your la nio t a hltle
has; v tem vr. Ainrer win comet hut resist it
"When a f d'.er falls in lev. lie dus ware a w hite kil e'ue, snd puts on lots of splendid c! as", un I Mp.r-i tlht hoots upon toes, 11:. d e'liellj just like the sprouting rose , and newly s'irunr in Juon.
Kinoccnl t:.i iisim;s may say, nun muting eloquence, "My futher's a drunkurd, but I'm not to lluioe;" yet 'Ii- fi ig-r of scorn will he mdn'.ed st tU.'ui.anl tl.ey must wri he under tin- burn 1 1! 5 curse cf being thehapless descendants of drnnk-i-ds ts.d ctiminals. The farmer, meeh .nic, tr; deeiiiaii, poet, philosopher, jurist, slut. : :;.a.., "111, .:i of Gad," lire cruelly cisiohed of lh,lr ch-iracter, anil i.i-graie and infamy are the wretched inheritance of lh-ir ives und children. '1 he 1.: art is l.ardeii-d, the conscience seared, the al!Vcti..ns polluted, aud th morals of the p ople corrupted. Luugaago fails to delineate the inllueuce of llie maiiufactdre and trufiic upon the lieatt of men, depravity they deprave, pollute even poilutiou, and make vileuers helf std! more vile. Tiiey kiudie unhallowed, deJ.re, l.rj ahondened tiurpose, und give to the passions a fiendish malignity."
JT"Why is it, then why is it, b t us all nsk, that the great f.c t stands out prominent in the
hi-tarv of the pi.t, aa ' dark and.
I will
brash
it c
ff." The 11 nsuspecting
c. llie
g3t nt ft,.,
conversations would he , ' 1 t nt her in this resivct
r('' "rro"tah i' s?nt. Indeed, no practi-i is, that one can never remember what she has T." 04 '-thcut this inf.ir- t on.' Delicacy of feeling in a lady will prevent . ; ' ere' sre that have not doubts ' her putting on anything calculated to attract cr rrs-'t in ' ' ''7" PW!I s-vM,m f fuilure notice; and yet a female of good taste will dress wsolvei C0"!,i her" b? n??td and I so as to have every part of her dress correspond. T j Thus while she avoids what is showy and at-ari-,!-!81 f U"5 r!a f qu'sli ;m Rnd ! ,n,r,iv' everything will be so adjusted as to exrect Vi '',9 8nswer sho!d be pretty di- ! hibit symetry and tiste. .WJw'T80 -r,ea min-1 WuU - be, th;t practical r.rm-. rhilopenn.
uce, woulj consent la iVe I An exchange says this word signifies, in its
rise in ih't. .I .. . ej ..frnbin' forfeit." It is
. uiiu nil u t-r m f 1 -
I hi!e they never volunteered
; cu "o-roitrum for a speech.
to oc-
C.reek and Latin compound, and, literally inter-
: prcted. sieuifies "1 love the penalty.
Just below a Ca Mil d nu A Cnihl was d"w"n 1 SI 1 11, lllick water whit" hii The Child was Kill -tun do 1 1. The neiehbors came down onto the water All for to see what was the m..tter They and their parents wept an , groaned For their first born child was ,-rowned.
hys 01" your life. Never revenge n inj H " that revengas knows n r est Til l ni-ek niss.js a nveful hrat.
SU",!
ury. i
' sir! did ns requ-tied, tindlheu pa-se.1 on, surp.'-
that '.I.e stranger ha a pertonnec tosr..s ir .! a.-t of kindness. She soon learned, how-
urprise, that iiitea 1 of a bug. her
been dext reus'.y boru.- 1 17
Era of the IVs. nt, t!
aj ay in the
,t so iiiuuv 1.1C" usaunN 01
V olT. ring tlitinslve8
of a
I
Total 7,5il,000 The annual iuterest on this sum will be 3-?6,-i'JO, aud the Report says, the Slate will be able readily, to meet the interest, and appropriate an . . ,.1 .I- r.i ..1
annual surplus in;tne uqaiuamui in me pi iin 41.11.
The State suspended her pubiic works in
40, and during ten years of her suhsepueiit financial embacrassment, she reduced her liabili
ties to the sum of 3,liG?,4-dj.
It is estimated that in 1S74 the Public D-bt ... . , 1 tin .... 1 r ...i,:..i.
will ne reo uceu in .i.iu - -vi mm 0,000.000, are 2'e per cent Stock.
The number of acres of laud assessed for l?s0
is 17,025,103; the value of land without 1111-
nrovemcnts 53.31 4.SCI; value of improvements
1 ' I .. . r. - 1. :
25.414.S51; value ofTown Lois and buildings jlicicy K u. .Mr .,.s... K
and tumlile lor a lew monuis
I.TI. lies takn from the 111. r,
bonk nt church: "I look in vniii he doe notcomr Deer, dear! whit shall I do?
I cannot listen as I cujli', j
U..' s, he listens lool '
He inihl have come as well as not; W hut pi igaes these f, -h -ws nrel I'll bet he's f.-.st Rseei, ht home. Or smokinc a c'srl" HoRR'm.K OfrniCES . A pane of young and dm liken r'ii" went to the lv.11. of Mr. Lar.ni ag. neir Uti 'i.N Y. on t!i n'ght of the llhli nit., and beat and bruised him cru!y. drove, his aged wife into t!i woods, where she expired with cold; violated a daughter aged Hi' an 1 tore off the clothes from en older and married d toghter, v.lm wrs near her confinement,
vi. dated h-r person, an ! mortally wounded hr.
w
r, to her :
-.li'ifiil tress, s h :h.at i.er ktiow
1 ur f lion' men are year
up ;.l the si. r. lie i f this M-. loch, and causing by the:r tlegredation end f 'ii so many waitings of der.jiair an i align ish, fmni families and fiiei.os nil ever our laud. Why is it, that wheu the horrors of this worse than Asiatic Plague have
. . . ! been so plainly exposed lo the world, nnd the
J Th" ,,':! or of the Shelby iKy..1 News, nft-r , veil which hb.es us hideous a sight as that which j .1 vis!: to 1'rai.kfcrt, specks thus of the Keiitacky r.uvered the veiled prophet of K'ioras;i.,u, been ! LegiMuture: j tyr;l rv,r. before it, lliat its worshippers and its I Frankfort i vety g-.y, and dissipHted, The votaries tnighl vi w the mcUuehuly reality I absence from their duties i.y seme ir.erih.-rs, ' , j, v ;s it ill .1 thy ranks of its felh.wers, as they ' can he accounted for fn qu ;ui by t'no'e visit- . r.lf ,v VM heeome its vie tints nre so coiutunt-
IVtticnul Joie'is"lJ'. 1 We trust that in aspiring M the dignities of mail, the f. mi nines w ill rehnqulsh the sp ci al privileges they enjoy a ihe weaker sex. If woman is to be iimii. if she is to share in oil o.ir enjoyments an.1 pitroaU' our tiilo's. we suVnit that she ought to lake her chance in the cmuibii-ses.rail-cars. and sleam!oats-pay herown expenses to pi ices cf amusement and in ell respects hi herown fi jhling "like a rum." If we are to take our turus in rocking the cradle and washing the dishes, she must "shin it" on quarter
days, s-e to the delivery of g.iods. ami make out Three of the fiends have been captured. After invoices. If she insults us she r.ny expect to such diabolical depravity, we hpe n-ert. hear
have her nose pulled; for in putting 1 II ln r ow n delicacy, she loses all title lo be Ire.-.ted wiih de-
ing Frankl'i i t. an i witness', iij. tl.i pess. They Hre not at the C. p.'.i I being too .ruiik t" gel tie r-.
ir 1 runl.eli-
1 -Oil
af :
ly reple:
sh
.111.
refilled from llie rauks cf the
j ouiig, as they step foi 111 m oil the Vigor ol llle, main th st of human action ? Tne answer
A 7:m u7"i;3ri-c r. 1 c"'"''' ,nl " r)' itvi:iSiit observer as he costs The Winchester 1 udepeiideul (Tennessee; eve.i-ver t!.- .-eue. It is from Timitatiom, says:-" A man Came int., oi:r o;i' -e the other a prol red iy those pri-sls w l.o minister at the .iaV lo i.--r a news ,,::-!. 'i.ecHUs-.' s i J h. 'we 1 unli.dy Hilars of 1 ntemp r.11." ; r-ii'ter-d more
neeiery foad of rejdii g the pq.-is, but our neighl airs don't lake none now We tj.ve him halfadt;?. 'ii t iii-tnhute aiming bis neighbors, una n icnyuii to buy a fi:j-r fil.e. aaii the delighted fellow Went Oil ! i i - WaV I' j 'i 'ilig.
I6,14li,540; Corporation Stocks t'SG,516; value of personal property rf276,5G.'; making the total valuation in 1S30, 137,4 13. 5G5. The total iiumber of P.dls assessed for I ?.";
the world rough the veriest Spar
tan of the sex would he ciiutei.t, we think, to subside into the dependence which is the very esH-n.-e of lu'r sorere:guty. N.'ah's Times.
a wordspoken i:i favor of aholishisj capital pllllisllill'llt 3T"A young mm nl N'!;ara having been crossed iu love, wslked tn the precipice, fork off his c'otli-s. give one lingering bok t tin gulf ben-'atli him, and then went home. His body was touu i the nex t morning in bed
"L-l 80 that :;H let e" th u's o l" shonted
I i c:iit ii 11 of a luwu hast sh op to n taw nam), in a squall "1 ain't a touohin i. jihl" retu-red Juii.i-
th in. indieuint! i.,tii his Irei.si ii
p weitul and niiehtt by tliegii.lly In action of iho-e 'iViiinermif e men, lio should tai-e their co oes cmi taiiliy ! wiiii lueir fellow me 11 from em i s j -iii, bill Vkhu, iu I ir a. lions. a ho the words oi'Oii i. wlieii Le asked "Am I my brothei's 1; 'e crl '
. lie j nilllird l:i lis'S deej er
A lie-W IllO le of i-V.l iiag liM l-im' ies (if B 11. ii!f-noeii law ill i.i.r-e t icing ha- lat. -Iy b-ea tii. covered ia llaih r c nii.ty. It is to (jet jii-t e.s for in !i:"s. and coiisiables far ridcts. Ciu Enq
IVwt-r'pi J, i l. slave. .w.-r,., tire' k Slave, dri vn hv Mr D'Arcy, of New Od'iiniit the .r I'nidi, rhtril ulif n has roei:''v ! een .' to ; p.i' . ii i n, risuYn in Wrtsiii-irion City, for ..3.4 ail A fitlii g ice. tiie t'pitali.f the N'.li n. fur that beau Ilia' spec. 1. iii of Anu ri au Art.