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 that the Bank owes as much to me as to any other individual in the country and might even add, that had II not been tor my efforts, ii rOud nOt hare Leen chartered.

 Il must content myself with saying, that having been on the political stage without interruption from that day 10 this-having been an attentive observer of the question of the currency throughout the whole period that the bank has been an indispensable agent in the restoration of specie paymenis-that with out it, the restoration could not have been effected, short of the utter proslration of all the monied institutions of the country, and aR entire depreciation of bank paper and that it has not only restored specie payments, but has girea q cu"rency far more uniforn, be- tween the e;etrenes of the country. than was an- ticipated or even dreamed of at the time of its creation. on.'-SPeech cf J. c. Calhoun in 1882. Vegetable Wonders.-A western edtor in speaking of vegetable wonders, says he heard the other day of young lady whose lips were so sweet iha, she dare not go into the garden for fear of the bees.

 When we hear man and Wiie my dearinp' each other m pubic, we guess they use good quantity Uf mustard al home.