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who may not have copy of Robert Lln- coln's Song, now transcribe it and if they want to hear it sung, let them go to the hay. fields of New Jersey. as

 THE SONG.

 Mary Lincoln-Mary Lincoln

 Sweetest-sweetest-

 Won't you wait for Bobby Lincoln

 Don't you see-don't you see

 Bobby Lincoln-satin pantaIoons

 And summer jacket

 Tackle too-tackle too-Mary Lincoln

 No; so fast-not so fast

 I'd follow thee-round about clover top,

 And dock-weed, and applet tree

 Bobby Lincoln never lets Mary Lincoln

 Cad about alone with Harry Hanse-muckle

 Nor shall she marry Michael Mangel- -wurtzel.

 DEATH OF THE ELECTRICAL ELL-The only electrical eel ever in Europe, died a short time since in England. A London paper says:

 "The cause of its death was modification. It was brought to this country from one of the many tributaries of the Amazon, about four years ago. and was the only one of its kind in Europe. Its structure was very sin gular. The seat of the electric power lay behind the shoulder and tail, and between the head and shoulder. Its food was small fish, which it could stun and stupify by an electric shock at two feet distance. It al- ways stunned and supplied the fish before it eat them. The most interesting and beau- tiful experiment performed by its electrici- ty was in setting fire to piece of silver pa- per in a glass cylinder. One end of con- ductor was attached to the paper and the other to the eel, and by this means the pa per was burnt. It was necessary that the eel should be irrtated before it would send forth electricity. It was young when bt fOr time before it's death.

 A THIEF ARREsrED.-A few days ago fu- gitive negro stole horse from the stable of Capt. Minor, of Matches. and made his es- cape. As he was riding at full speed flash of lightning struck him, and tipped him off the horse, killing him on the spot The stable.

 TOMATO PTcKLEs-Take tomatoes two-thirds ripe, when they begin to turn little red prick them with fork, put then, in strong brine, and let them remain eight days; then put them in weak vinegar, to re. main twenty.tour hours. Remove them from this in to stone Jars and to peck of tomatoes, add bottle of mustard or half pint of mustard seed an ounce of cloves, an ounce ot ground black pepper, dozen large onions peeled and sliced place them in alter. nate layers, one of tomatoes the next of onions and spices. Cover the whole with strong cold vinegar; and in two or three weeks they will be very delicious The best way to prepare brine, for these, or other pckiee, is by boiling, and putting in as much salt as will dissolve, and then letting it cool.-Gen Far.

 PICKLE VlNEGAR.-A friend writes us, "lady in Orange sent me nice pot of pickles, last winter the vinegar think is particularly good, and as she has sent me the recipe, hand it over to the readers of the Planter" Ten gallons of water, one gallon whs- key, one gallon moasses, pint of yeast-put all together in a wdym situation the first warm weather in June, and in six weeks it will be ready for use- Put shoe. of foolscSp paper into the vessel"

 Southern Planter. SEVEN YEARS AT CHuRcH-There resides in West chester county. an aged man, mcmaer of the res pectabe society of Friends, who has rode from Sleepy Hollow up to Chpequr Meeting. distance ot seven miles, or fourteen miles going and coming twice week for the space of fifty years. Allowing him five hours each meeting expedition, he has spent seven years and for,y-live days. CINcINNAr.-A correspondent of the 22d ut. com plains of the duness of the times there the river no, being in boating order. The distress is lessened however by the abundance and cheapness of provi- 'ons Fresh beef sells at to 5 cents; /; veal to :; '"So" "A '" ", 'oHo per qudItSE 10 tO Zo Apples Ire cents per peck pears 12 to IS; peaches 8 to p, but will soon be cents, the are breaking town with them Blackberries are 4 to cents per | quart; whorteberries to 8. The farmers have l nearly done harvesting their grain, and their barns Ire filled to overfowing. FIVE HUNDRED FEMALES DIscHARGEp-The Phila. | lelphia Sentinel says that upwards of five hundred emaes were discharged in that city last week by the Commissary General for the want of funds to pay | hem They had been employed in making clothing Or the United States Army.

 ONE OF THE PLEBEIAN's EMIsSARIEs ARREsrEp-lra Collins, of Lebanon. (Conn was arrested yesterday n this city. on charge oi attempting to excite incen. iiarism. He came to Gloucester three weeks ago. md came to the city on Saturday. He went to see worthy coored man. and stated to him that Dorr vas in the neishborhood of the Sate and that an a, empt would be made to fire this city He said that nen were ready to do it, and urged the coored man oJoin Tn It. He was committed and will be examin. d io-day.-ProV. Journal, of Monday

 CONCENTRATED MIsERY-Payng a note that vou merely endorsed through kindness and good nature.

 MeTc0ahLe Journal. ANoTHER-CoNcENTRATED ESSENCE OF FOOLISH note merely through kindness md good nature unless you able to pay it prompt y' without putting yourself family, or friends to in. 

 IF. He that hateth suretyship is sure." Proverbs H MT: Tyler has removed Whig Postmaster a, Eates' Orleans CO, and substituted Locofoco.