The Sumter banner. (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, May 09, 1855, Image 3
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J301N S. RICHARDSON, Jit., ~"~-f'1,*.~~WSIN~O.LGN A
P~~tO1~ItIETOI~~. C.uJIII~.'
VOL. ~i. UMr'llim-V, AV2o1l Nt2
TilE SUMTEI BANNER
IS PUfli sitt ED
Cvcry Wednoeility Moriaig
BY
John S. Richardson, Jr.
TWO DOLLA RS in ativance, Two Dollars
aili Fift y Conts at the --xpiratiit f ccix montst
r r r. e Iboll -r. at tle e mn of tilt ve:r.
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are r AiAI, unttless at thei cptiot of tie l'roprie tor.
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A sqcuare toine.. ist of the space uectpieti by
1t* lines of til itcn type*.
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From Arthur's loime Gazette.
10ME SCENES.
BY T. S. AlTIUR.
No. 3.--The Tico Iomes.
Two III-!), ton their way home, nt
tt a .- re.-. '.e' w-::. a,.I A heni wa
-d (. .
'Thii hcc- brewr a. y hard] day,
std li Fceecnistc, iii :c gizcttcy Vic!,:,2.
'A V*. r) lIt rd chtcv, echoc.d :.Iii.cnt
sepulehrally, Mrc. W\alcaiu. I .htaie cr
tic) eail ciing in---atilt its hIvt1
--citlley Seare, lid at icctid late.
What is to hecltile ci tis
-jlleven.t ccnily kntows,' ant.vered M r.
It'eenall. 'Iul l' y nV uat, I ,ec It,,
light ,dl ea. L'vely day to i.e nc'w
rTeot Is fit laihits; every d.y etiiii
deuce ditiniheN ; every tday s.tint
pimip that we 1%eajdt uponL is takve
Itit\;1%.,
'Manly thiik we are at the worst,'
said )6ir. Walett.
'And Ctllers, that we have scalvrely
seein the beginnin tg (cf thco C'l-re
turned the teighbcr.
And sc, as they walked homteward,
they discutiraged Cacl ccther. anad ima. :e
dtrker the clcuds that obscured their
whole hiitni'tii.
'G(od evenincg,' wa l at 4st1 .-aid.
hurriedly ; and tle two itseic s.,l d
intt their 1hoces.
Mr. Walc.t t etilered the rti.
where his wie aid chiiren were
guthered, aind withOLIt 1spCeakit:1g 1t
0 in
anY One, seated himiselt in a eb 1i, and
.leaingc" his head back, closed iis eyes.
-Ilk euctintentance wore :1 :-2d, weary,
exha~ustedl hccck. lie hatd bceen seatedc
thus four ottly a few inuitctes, w hen his
w ife said, int a ftretful voice
ccre ticitible again.
\~Vhat's the utattr now ' atsked.
Mr.. WalotI tL alftnt setar tn, ro
'What !' Mr. WXalcott partly arose
from his chair.
'lie's been suspended fur bad cont
duct.'
'O) dear !.' groatned Mr. Waleot
w'here is ho '
'Up in his room. I senit him there
as sootn as8 heC camel hiome. Youc'l
'have to do somnethinug with himt. Ile'll
be ruinedi it het go0es onl in this waty.
'the mannerttt ini w hich htis wife convtere'd
uleal(lsantt informtationi itself, startedl
*up under the bl aid imp UlIse oft 'thle
inumtetl, andI gcoin g to the romitv where
-schlcc putniiahedc theO boy) severely, andu
hions wich the poor cild tried to,
S him heatr.
LOthert,' satid the boy, with forc'id
e thness,5 alter the crutei strtipes hadc
-ceased-'l wasn't ho blamt~e ; aind it
yut will go with met to t he teacher, I
-can pro~vet mylself' innotcenit.'
Mr. Walcott had Icever knmown is
sonl to tell iat nutitth ; antd thu words
sinitO with rebuKe tipont his heart.
'Very') well-wie will see abou~tt that'
-hIo answe',red, wiith frce.d sterfiness,
and leaving the ronm lhe wetit dowin
-stairs, feelintg mttuch worse- thim whein
lie wenit up. Again bie sfiatedc hliimself
in is large chatir andc again eatned
heavy yeylids. Sadder was his litev.
than helbr. As he0 sat Itus , hi old.
est datglhtr', ii her sixteent.h yoar,
Caml,- antd stood by hi I:. Slo held a1
paper inl ier htand
'Fathevr'-hie opene-d his eyets.
'llee's my inion .r bili. It's tweri
ty dollars. 'Ca''t I have, the niteaay
t take to school with ltte this morn
ingT
'l'm afraidI not'-answered Mir.
W'alCott, hII SadI LV.
'Nearly all the girls will bring in
their mnyo-row; and it imrti.
Is n IC be behi ud Th othrs.' ITe
datighter spke fretilly. Mr. Wa
c4tjt waved her aside %t.. hiisi hand.
an1.1 hewent oAfiT suttering and~ yout.
ing.
'It is Ilml ifying,' ..pike 11 M rs.
Wlco t, a i I b- i d I ---at 1 v i do t-L
weiethat llelen freiis umd!,ea,:ultly
about it. The bill las it) be pa;!, i:d
di o't see wby it, may inoit he done as
wells liis as .iast.'
'.i ti.is .r. W aleoItt to:1ie no :m.
smv. r. lle id t 1 tl. f .d d n.qhIoir
pruls.:ure* to) theo hard, n und'er whio-h
Il w:I-; alrealy -,ta gel lmg. AfG r a
ihneof some1 non'l.ent.ts s. \\'a.
' I lt cial is 20l 1 one.'
ip isIbi!' Mir. Walcitt raised
hshand looke.d injcredul!ous. 'I
L.dd ill six:ein tos,
'I can't hel it i t ee were six'.y
tom" insteIad off Ss icke n ; it al n .
The gii, l l a ilie id it 1t < y t
e. tajpe enugh. tot keep th tI ir pll .
ei -l' Cs 011 : S;:t":'d I % wa - ! 0
smewherl, said Air. I Walt with
fIlo e albI1,r s )ti th e rute w11 %i It a very
'%.iyou always, ray, wli.en any tH.
is u
a's.; bult I spos you have.m
your parti with th r- in ing it
.Mr. Waleo tt rtr -d t his chir,
Iill I .
his I'v.d ;-1 1 iwksed ".i- .- ns:t first
Eitl l eoh Ii toe iy .1a
ellt' d a !io t. h v y 1 .1 bill-; [;11
f i:I.d. b inu bravey. T:I.
lersit ii - i t Ie I . A: li come
innt it It iioldI it2 fill ;;!d.Th '
l'lere 41111y SI ell til- ir hw l Vdtd
d ir. -i -s: l tif t h W I - .'~ tpi tii,* tt l.
VC twn it~ tai hell, r ' 1 r.\ !
c 11.lii svt idvlie t i.i hg licisitto (.d-v the
th l lill it-i i.
C lilt to sutr'fad Is 1'ce
cub-Ni Iv.
i"!I Ie, dId n t tir. d Ill
\ i.'t lo et iiPg toi super s shI)IT ti6
L'l.h d1 tu hiti, a1 a:t. w.L h ;,ing 01 -
' I~iii l *~slil uu :MV t Il t*i . \d ut
M v u a itl ik..* iiti %10it ele
'l dt whI I - I i a jio1 th evenig
.\yead It ebi s bo: ttelitw .hulered.
.\I rs. \\alott t1 heLef -I' -astt
mchi as oeti's bta e is wthe th to ask 13 f
ht., 'nv , 0: 11) .1 s ill .t 'my thii. i,
want J e.'Ad sh keitc ! i-r wiv
turte , her h an!.:t a was stil t itt.
whi rv m laid l ft4 h m , i l.
'No; I dt-i't with aiy ting.
\ ht'>the inat tv en \:r.\\ae t?
so unpruj iti(-sily, closed uponaa Iii tzt
a ruilled ulan
LetL ls lo)Ik i 16r a rcev mqww-.t(,t-;.
sim MrI. Frtem'ttii, the I'Jewt1l mitd
noigl our olr a. W aic' st. 1t-, a s, had
C #III' h, ilw) \V wary, di iSli ri tCt, 11114.1
3d1ttt~ Sick. Tire trizi u1 li he av
htad beecn untusual~tly sevcre; andz wftt'
lit! lootked aitxiousiy fotird~r ts S-':L
~te fttute liot event it " ;ki %,I !*I'ha
was Seeli aluolig the lack hut izo ta.
As hie stepjjAi~ ncro- th..a Iliac 'hold
Of his d wul ii tag, -1 ; Nag hut tiara ataglaI
his 1it-ar"; f~r Zile 1.ltott.41t c:1tuaC. '11. 'W
S~~I-ljL 01L I-1t-'sia. liffld ti11a tltl ie<
'I';IthtI'I C1.6 CInt I e ' 4.14d ~ :1 1' t
VC ict, tilt Ow italstt 0. lim ataa-.asl Wj.,
laa(tuali S' 'utdeai ill til t~.s'~c;ti
the it ilyt 1,1.1 wi as werin g ;1111)--zto
is arn; tat l.faae rechin 'a.lie -,i lilg
a*0,11 'stAl IL A.t l, \Iiec, tilie fsldc-t (idta lt
t-r, wvas hy Ili.- tidic, hter at tils *iwll
111a1.11 a it IS ItUCe.
'Ar a o I"t la h lte, r Vlii I L Wal the!
uull el ~e of MItS. k~t ta
bi-.ane-Aver. lie ats "mta d.-eji Win's.
bIVti !It SiiaI. t 5 141 Sitt. it t I C tI tall
aitezal 3 it suic'l itu e;1:111 liv. hlad lt
Minhai 10v Ii tlVII tic le WatIS INA I i at
Mbicah itt wzt. suit-ita,, lat~o,si t'st
iw r tat. BIL~t thai tyes 6-t
At::. III*-o is.a sawv Iticky Iv lesw t:sa
I. 11itt, 14. , tsild- t11. ,i al da. drv* I.-,
Ll;vatn ci c..i aiti ti le ecaitc of
'A. iL~e Ias-10d nlai'-ae ztii',''-ctt.d
-iarty wia as MrIa. Frec-tiai sete.Ld,
a'1- A p-air asi little I.miads M-c [III,
!Ia i t a' .a oaIZ. rIa. i n-, '.tts '&;Lu l t
'lte-' a- -li aj aily it'g I lt-ir I-a- .cc Mitil
a1 slippe~r. 1 t Mas i l~t' ia ill II
1 ,, , !. ,;eiL IlIIP 1, -piea
ir ijs ho .lk MI- c' ti atasij
It L W . .1* '- -- r nt
of1 h('dt *sistt Imll"at SiIt ij of Mr
!" -m;aii~ ita oil -aI rliiat it ditIt
A- ;t'-t U it 0 L ~ j)I IIw ts' L'J hin. all
;! I, ) tlu gll t f.,~ a': ls!:It.. tO !1ll t
ta a-e-" :";!(I by life timei tei
1,h -ar- M ' ia i I ; -so L. u I IiI L 1 1:-ta
ite hidt '-Ck awt cai-, l. tlw.ir e.x
tatg: I' , li nit:!-tsaim : 5ts l
a,Y Msi,. . LU aat1;w, who' i111'11V
l1:1i th ssjvta: Ili cwtt-'t, ke. . icl
fa.,1a11 Ilt-a haa'tial tilte ka~ I .; gc (I
t--t:::a atat a kapo w~t ,itli site lan
totA lit-~ aka Mi.'1 t 1Il-lls att ,atI,
givauvtd ft t a s''aaa i Iiitg lie s~.'5III
aI 1XV' hetr thiat~gt-b C, 111tta iatatce a tttt?:ilt
ii a itatIt t.t\\ c. cwlay BYI few luadiip
tti ? tI it'; tat tr.lI 0 11 hIl i StI 'a.L aI lssat
a zethm aL %wrhms~ai. ~Il AlW5I
(aai Itt- be:IVV ti~ais IXf .0c.jt Is a
Qu:imIN oF J .ic)iy-Irlady
reaer "ill be inlciter ed i, tile, I;)
ijuiil4 aetitVL, tit' tte. I)1jg'li oI, L c~
r om1 i'ii i'IiuIa sield P L~iIIs, 1'1I
v!,,cvvthiiang %vorik. 1Ui il' Ai,
'ii a." .% if. I arims L e tr'i.thc ..t4)y
ci.4-11thel~c NJ/ fi ill SCI
I'arai'L.t', I114ivy '12r lc -i::li titute a
Iticos .11,113, 12. 4lple4. (it Ry lie i) tI-1
posedti I*,-, L 1114111th ill- iw 4 likoi Illst
habL it of' IIm g everyi'', c.vuil g to I ~lV
ell to prayV. Iic. I).'vi, % p hial Stu
-iic.d lho.. i'tlc.'. i:1h41, :j4knew~~ its
'lin.'.- of i gii alti)i III ghlt u.; a ;, 'd
Lii iri~'i ia~r -if I' .~dj ii id li
''d I&~ii I) hecr 6>. vi ii 11'a
:ur , i t! iifi'lli)~ :140:, !i I . E %112
ler!ie( Il"liliilgs u jueitim' ;.-hr herd 1
4'ioo.i 214,4I' I ii'' "at hu %o"Iit, i 'd'''
10 iii h1'r i) ur the~. I vaS I.i.1 I' it I.
il* ~ . tit w!'' - ;,I L
m.iI1ll 1-w -Iri -; ~ el sh l u
li 2 , to12 :1h :tin evse1:tl2 I , it:
lY1a' I any. id t 112 mi c'i I v' 'Vi
' I tu I fi' ! -l~ t .it- --l\V v r
o'I il'nG!".,(IF liii. 'W,
dt t i'ng Iw A.'" .*it pa' 1! Ik .lvs
v iad . At'' thi Evek
.hi t ' fil ' L'd i. ie~ ~ o.'t h l i s ' it)
dvvi i.!~a n % i .1.' w;lii ''Ieiotin
il v. i ac ! i'll-% 116.t~ i, a i Ie tif
.lilt "i i'
I 1 ) 6a iii !;W M 11 lc il it (t
Pal1 \%-.L,- Jacki1L~Ia of Ko.
i iii If .''i'. tI 4 l. JI' I' t -4.:
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I,%!1 % r t i 1.: l c Wcll.t'i'
eiiili'L :- ait I I I it iX1' U ii !s I Lae
0i1 AMc :n,- i1 i Jac aiae m"ie ta
ui! ni ht I i~ l l. MA by V tiVc
)IiLI L O1 .' Sli 4 1 liei It' Ilp ai
%%-:cI ,e "c. r, ll teIi..,114 sa
'Um-sry 1 ' ' .w j - I I;. 44 c'It i4I 1
theO i i~~ii v. ic iI Ie v t tI,%;
If, It C'i;'ua I I tv i ' Lhc 'a i'h t d ic
W0t(i 11 0)!* .1-t., IAy 'amive Whiii
TuE POET IPOE.-loe w;vas very
sensitive ()n tihe siliject o' his person
al deik6rdrotV, and thereflre ohjeeted
to sit fir ist portrait. Dr. Warton
says; "The por trait was drawn without
his kniowledg, when lie was; deeply
in the gallery at l'rior Park by Mr.
Iaoiare. who sMts at the uthvir end of the
I; IllerV. I ope wonid liever. have Cor.
iven ie ptinter had ho knaowii it;
lie v. ts too senI 'ible ft tilt! or mitv
of, his periln to allow lath wei''' o: it
t-) be1 rep~r'eented; th.da i iS,
i therfeve, eyveedm sg ly va'iable."
SI.\ i'LICITY OF ID )Cs - renit ice. 1111.
sj-t'. S thtis t hi ' idt'.s
"Thsie wlm thiniak that, in order to
diat-s M t'1, it. is icessary -.1 dresS eX
ttava.alitly aind allilily, liaaket a gIteat
Mistake. Nothillg So well bemeils'
tVIi femliine bieaty -as simicity
We lin':e seeti m..i v I'emaialialy title
persn rolbed of its ii t heet by be
Iiig over-dressted. Notltin- is inort
m1. ee-intg thaI overlojaded beautV.
TL.e siil liilly oif i ( l:isl' ilte a
seen ii old .si tiates aid pilares, painuit
ed by rlaen of very superior artistic
gi s I IS. inthe the lad'es were
w\e doibt whe.hlir y ladies ever ex
eited m-r' i:.-tion. SO also tie
noble old h~ani matrons. wh. se so
i ,rb frase ger razed on delightedlv
by e w(rthy aiff them. were alway
V.r'y: lainly vSesed. 'ashi ni often
preselt, the lilies of the butte fly, but
fhion't is not aissie gat ioddess.
Ilo .--SaveI all the bone.4 of the
lie.iL consumed oat your place, and
every other place as every 290 pound:
dissolved with 100 lbs., of' sulphuric
. acid, diluted with twice the qiaitit
of water, if imixed with 20 bubhelh
of spent azhies, will fertilize an iter
of ground suflieiently Well to carry it
through a four or six years cultivatiut
r to be harrowed in.
At.tention to such things, may bt
s considered a small matter, blut aLLen
Sion tu suchi tins., thoughi they may
be thought stall. U. caluIsletd.
pioduce large results: for an.inere thu:
-J.m81unattilhat. previou *1y .wouid nti
bring more thanl 4 hb ush. o f co::n, "u
b bo made to produce 10 bush. and con.
lne in good heart I"r several years;
'it he world itself is anl aggregation o.
.,Ial j. trt.eles, so 'oimeiid by our Crea
L !r ti*Lat 1111 should not, huld himsell
alb.'Ve so divine an example.
I While uip 1 this branch of the sub
t ject, we % ill remark, that there iE
itse reely a fari or p lan tation of anl
s'coniderable size in the country where.
'&Mn thet e are lot suap-siads, and urint
I loulgh Se11n. t111 ammalIY to fert.ilize 10tJ
ltioads of Ilar-h and, river mud wood:
I -tunld, and1i kindred suibstances, so as
r to make tle whole tile most enrichinn
maialre, if these substances were, aU
m:1de poured over tile rough Inateri
O as name2., Iid ai little plaster spriiik,
led thecon. 100 loauds thus mnadt
*wkil ;nalire 5 acie s of land ther
ongb.lly iil well. aind make it brin
as amany bushels per i acr af all vege
table prt)dainet as w ould 300 lbs. of gu
a:.a pr nert-e-with the differenee ii
favt Iof the fimer-it would bla
i(..ger.. To be sure, the hanling and
sptCading maigl inaIke it cost lihor,
ribut then, heitng ofdmInestic pro.Ldutletil
the Ihe'. of' its being so ongllt. to coil.
,l mendi it to attenia Inu.-[L~Tie Aaierictan
' aI l ier.
is a religiona iln 'evrthing airo)':nd usi
-1 a'i an anud hlay reigio i n.i'l l thle ir
I breatin:lg tings 11Z of nauture't, wh ichl num1
- woul~d Ido wL~ to imllitt. I is a wtieek
wtele, iufVutware uponli the heari~t. It
I its ui apoachaes. Ih hast nt t taouise o
'b t e teIs andf noshado wed by) fte
supebrst itions of milan. It. is raesh~ froml
s the hanitds ti' thei author, and1 glo w ini
I nm the il)unmdiate preseiice of' tihe
3 Gr'eat Spairit which peirvados andt
<jlnie:enis it. It loo'ks (oit f'roma ever;
Ssbtr. It is laong the) hills andI vai
iUys of theI ea rthI; wt here the shriib less
maounltalitop!. pileees the thin amo.
> sphelre oab eternl intellIr; or where' thec
in nighty fthrest, flucetute s before thei
115; srn wns ;ith its (lark Waves of
greenl fiige. It i.- paid nt~'t like
-i a egibl lana tilgage upon(ll the broadn
Sfacet of hae uhnsleeping IleI an. It is the
-Joetry oIf I [CaVein. It is thais that up.
Iits thie spirit uthin us, until it is till
I enou hgh to o verloo1(k the shadoiws of
an allrace of probaitinta; whlich breaks
-link ft der linik, the chlain that hinds us
to miortalitly; and whaicha opIens to im
Iaginaition a worbil of' spiritual beaut.
and hlineiCss.--WIVuittier.
"iJulius, why didn't you oblong
your stay att de Springs?"
Kase Mir. Snow, decy charge too
m nuchi.
"Wby a dat,julius4"
"WhyJ1, de~ landlord charge this col
- red individual with ste'alon' the
epon
A FE:ARUL; 'IUAO:Dr.---'he Lon
(]oilI T1imiie lays bt-i*-A'(c itsi 1-t-idr.4 tile
parIiilatis oU* at 1Ilib hI zliik' -which
rc~rCt ii (iO~ii c (-:tler t lie J.)i'tt dI stJ
I euit. of, 1Pai~vltul2 . te 40~ji2o
"III thle vase~ lit tile Caipe (f G",oil
I !opt th". U11111.0 Iidiaui" 11.1-1 11ioirdV-t il
it, (c~o o~cr h~t ell tt cI tvllis lilt!*
t'l "'i.40111;11 .) I V o Dutc -villell3iil
IIlit i dilIu el G etterl Iitild it~r
11CPli iliI 1, byv C. mit liulrilbl,13
1" giel-Ler, 111%)COci~lou Iiii a"~tI
tm ti Lottove~lgeo tine Idiod 4i tho vh
tiniis. A\ I: r at) :tl~Ijwc' -X wvevil
%vei*L5 thio. rt'1chlcil :oitt ro''it;i k.ot I
I I Ig :Ii IIt' ; I o '4-toII I II C 1 1oo fit! 1111: .41Jttcol
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LEAN -To CooK WELL -We a1gait
propose this advice. to tose of our
young lemale friends who may chance
t'look in to this.jourlah There nlee4
to be i sernpl'e on tile gililid 0t
the 1im1 is no1t sudficienitly high foi
generous and cultivated mind. To
do well what.evwr it becomes ot' dupr
to do at all is an anbition suflicientl y
elevated br the hjighet and most. gift
ed spirit-.., '..T' e ,a ll of the f ll i y \V I
be tie duty of the %v. matt i 6 e a
get translated :o a hiiher sphere ofe,
istencem -m1id fatmily cares will always,
s tow, he nade p a ot' details, sil
ni tIherisqlves. 'tis true, but in the jig.
reg t and to their coniections, vas.
Iv '1au'ortatit. ve say, then, learaitt.o
ceok well.
'I le health of the ihmily deymde "
i; oni it. We know there are thos4
who its.ireate luxury, eIfeminacy, and
alt dI ependiat, ilis, with every attenpb
of the koid reconmmended. But we
do not, believe that health is promo.
ted by cating raw earrots or doughf
br-ad--or that to secure long life it is
necessary to turn c.innibal.--Nor were
iten made to .grate like eattley or eat
like dgo
Nor is it, necessary, o 6rder to shuin
the errors of which we speak, to tush
into the opIoJsite extreme. Good
cookery does not consist in producitp'l
the highest seasoned dishes, nor Such
as foster a mnoubid appetite, but id
prepaing every dish well, hdft-Vef
sitipte or conitmon it may be.
Tt.ere are, for instance, families wio
never eat good bread from one cen.
tury to another, and have no idea -
what it conisists. Nor are meats anj
better w% ithin ticir precincts. T1ids
itttle,. sitiple, nid healthy de'icaqiIe'
which thu gutd housekeeper kiiowa
intuitively how to produce, are never
seen here; even a dish of potato'es
carinot get themelves well bdlfeds
A neber of the familjy might as
well ltl among the Uottenttsj as ta
as any proper tisilig i )s ierildU
These things oug!~t pot to be, nor is
there any -need of their existence, t
the wife has any just notions of he
-6 bligations t6 herself and those about
The science of bci ha "'kingM mea
builinlg., o' vegetabs cooidtig 0epd of
Prepntb&;II ill mutiflirious Smatll distis 'd
all sorts, which go to niak'e pleasant
the table and all abbot 't, Are liers
hters to understahd and practice.
[Frirwe Farmer.
PuoU-CTS or Tu S'ATM.-Wheat
Oats, riye, tiludian Corn potatoes. hay
atd tobacco, are raise'a in eVe'ry btaib
and territorv in the Union.
11arley raised in all except Louisi
linckwheat. raised in a~l except Lod:
isiamna and Florida.
New Etiglatid, New York, New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Ohid
and Wisconsin do not raise rice.
The States that do not raise rice,
tolgether withi Maryland, Delaware and
lidiant( dt nut raise cotton.
Every State and Territory except,
Iowa does raise silk.
Every State excepL Deleware mnaket
sugar.
-New York rases the mtott barley;
viz: 1, vr0_8 bushels.
New Yoirk raises the most potatoes,
27,907,35 1 hushels.
New Yort raises the Most hay, viz*
4,i9~A936 tonts.
Ohio, raises the maust wheat, viii
10O,780,40.5 bushels.
P'enntsylvanuia raises the most l-ye
viz: 8,42,220 buishets.
Penntsylvanzuia raises the mrost buck- ~k
wht'at. viz: i,400.508 bushels.
Tenneisse. raises the most, corn, vi-i
67,738,447 bushels.
Virgiia raises the most flax hemp,
lKe' tneky raises the~ most tObatid<
v iz: 732,54'j lbs.
Georgia raises the mostto viz:
l'4S, 7,120 l bs.
South Carolinia raises the most rice,
viz: 67,892,20o7 lbs.
OlF~sETs.-The loyiest vay hs
mJuddy swamp, the ntobtest nwluntaitt
pieremtg blasts, anid the prettlest, facd
some ugly featuires. Th'le fairest facd
as most. subject to freeles, and thd
han dsomitest, girl is apt to be protid;
the most sentimenttal lady loves cold
p~urk, an i the gayest mother lets her
children go ragged. The flmdest wifes
sometimes overlooks ani absent shirt
button1 and thei husband forgets td
kiss the wifej every time he stops out
side of the gate; and the world get
angry anid squall; and the am'artest
scho air will miss a*lessun and the
wittiest say somtelng stupid, and tha
wisest essayest Write some nonsensol
and stars will fall, and the moodi
sull'er eclipse-and me1 won't by
angels, nor earth heaven.
A man called upon an unfortunatd
tradesmnan to pay a demantd,
"I cani never paty It," said he I amA
not worth a farthing, but I will glv~
you a note., I aim rrot so poor ve.t but
that I can sign a n-cit4,