The Carolina Spartan. (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, September 24, 1857, Image 4
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per dayi 1) urine; this period ' 'V I
(h?u 3d to 100 hsndfcroe coiim .mU *1-1 1
" fru ', .11 1 two ?
: jure dinplc^jid in -cany ir- it t<? "
. / V .irturkyt is uiuph mpra convenient, but ii '''
generally commands such poor piico th re 1'
that jl is louad advisable towmd it n- i : : a- u
J " delphin. V\
r * ,* Tlio piekora are divided into guilds? each
gang being composed of teiyor twelve imn, .v'
' and having a captain or oversee 1 t > . : - ! "
tttji^motretocnl*, nnd see ibftt no timipt- or L',
impel feet fruit Ugtull?l?d. 'Tims anaii^ed ! 'J*
tkey pair otF nnd eommeuco operation*, by ! /I
every two men selecting ft sup ladder and j "
? couple of hand-basket*. 13y means ..f the m
ladders they nre enabled more easily to *"'!
.-climb the ireo*; mid then, banging their l'
baskets oft a couronrcnt limb, by a ln?uk |
fastened to j.be baudlu fur that pu> )>">. , tliey j "I
Iiroceed with their labors. As often as ibc
mnd baskets arc filled tbey are passed down i '"I
\ and emptied into llio batkdla in wl ieb the
fruit is sent to market, and which usually
contarn about three pecks.
Day nftcr day the same routine is gone .,\\
tbiough with, and, during the months of
I. August and September a peach Im 111 pie- VN]
bents quite an animated scene. llero on (|,
every side can be seen gangs of picker*,
mostly l>utch and Irish, with their baskets |0
nnd ladder*; there go peciiltarlv constructed
spiing wagons, laden with baskets tilled (
with the tempting fruit; Mid yonder, at the ,jJ
wuiirr, nes n uuge steamer taking in lier In-. :il
cious cargo. All is bustle, for the fiuit i> | ,|
ripening rapidly; and the great object is to \\
get it to muikel in premier condition. A
singlo day's negligence or inattention may t0
cnusa tho loss of several hundred baskets ol t,.;
fine fruit. I |
In consequence of the pecuniary tin bar- 0j,
rasMnent of the recent owner of the "lVacb \il
Blossom" orchards, the trees bare been
much neglected of late; and bavins declined p.,
considerably, are not near as productive 10 ?c|
formerly. Some years ago as many 7<J,UU0 m
baskets were gathered front tbcin in a sin- m
tie season. In 1S64 llio crop sent to mar
et was, in rouud numbers, 25,000 baskets; 0,,
in 1855 it was 42,000 baskets, and in 1850
obont 12,000 baskets. The prices f?r the
years above mentioned averaged as follows:
Jll.14 per basket in 1854; in 1855 but 30 a,<
cents per basket; and in 1850, about $1.50 j(,
per basket. As the oostof getting the fruit w]
to market is nbont 22 cents per basket, viz: ?,e
12 cents n basket freight, and 10 cents a ,,,
basket to cover picking, selling and oilier f;?
expenses, it will be seen at a glance that the |"0,
ltlOst profitable seasons hn\o been those in
which there has been a scarcity of fruit, ti,
Thus: ,|j.
Year. Cross receipts. Kjrp.rm.-s. Net Rtceijwl
1855, $27,500 $5,500 $23,000 j;,
1855, 15,120 9.140 5,0.so
1856, 18,000 2,640 15,:tC0
In 1855 there was an immense poach
crop in every suction ol Hie couuiry, and
the city markets were constantly glutted, ^ '
hence the. very low price of fruit that sea- n(j
eon. Tlio present year the crop will l>o
very light one, the prices will range high,
and such of the punch growers as nro fur- '
lunate enough to have inly fruit will realize
large profits.
rjrotn the statistics given above a casual
observer would conclude at once that peach
raising is ono of the most profitable agricub
lutal pursuits in which a man could engage; J- |
but when tho planting, worming, trimming ^
and cultivating the trees are taken into nc
count, wo doubt whether, one year with
? another, it is as profitable as grain growing.
Those who are engaged in raising grain extensively
can easily make the calculation for
themselves.
Sheep?Their Varieties and Culture. X
The sheep is so important an animal that wl
mi^imug regarguig its ?inprovetnenl,.or any ! ?]<
effort to prevent its ddti'rTunuiop, deserve- (si
the deepest attention. Dr. Itrown, of Pliiln- uti
dolphin, quoted by 'tiw Plouyh, Loam and an
Anvil, divides sheep into the wool-beating tin
and the hair beating. The structure of the cai
fibre of the wo>>l on the form or appears to tin
l>eessentially different from that of the hairy no
substance of the hitler, when bo'.h tire view* bt<
?d -through a powerful microscope, These id
fltO dislluet species, ar.d should be kept so. eni
Vet no attention has been paid to' this fact, sai
and the races have become so crossed and
confouinfed, that the same shuep bears
fleece of both descriptions on different parts ric
*rf it, body, which are incapable of eucli to
separation as ought to take p'neu.
No.v for an example ol the nature of these be
mo vnnvtic*. oi;u t>uV'fl a pi ecu oi liutmcl. | oui
ll is washed; but it dot* not r'luiiiL Thy j on
gar men I preserves its ?hn|X-, ;nid ii?, if any I ?p
thing, more plenum than at tbsi, having a [ on
soft vilky coat. '1 hat flannel was ma do of cm
the hair van ietV. if i
At another time 3011 purchase a piece of bo
flimc!, atid (hu cmi?e/pionoo of washing mi,
and u?eaiiiig is directly llie opposite. It w?shrink*,
but evenly glows thick and almost \?i
impervious to jrerspi ration ami unlit for uk. On
The laundress must not he blamed; ii was n>n
in.ado of woo! without any hair, Urn nature
of which is to sin ink. bin
Try still Knottier piece of flannel, ll will fro
sliiink much, hul unevenly; somu portions vio
i?.?ro than otbci*. Spread it on a table; . he.
pan* of it will touch il; while other purls j mti
will rise more m less above the suif icc. One , ed
might as well ntrftighlert a natural mil of] foil
luur bv (ho hammer,to make litis lab- spi
. ric lay muooiIi and even This flannel was
mrtnufacltired from the flfrocu ol sheep in rift)
whose veins the blood ol the wool and hair ed
hearing races had been improperly mingled. l*ef
The effect is injurious. Tlio two should be oiu
kej?t entirety distinct, and llion thoijnaliiy of sail
the falnic will bourniform ami to bo d? pend- d<pcd
on. I'ktfh sort of wool has its peculiar trru
value; but the combination of the two hav- 1 Sot
iug a nature so opposed can rarely if over 1 Tin
!?v anything but hurtful. J is
l>r. lirowti concludes from an iniinense n 0
< dial ion of facta th at'llio hair-bearing, which pv.i
may bo also called the flannel producing j the
keep, will BOuii'-h best 111 i'liVud or coast one
- 3T
, , .K*f?
i.nhcteristio of o^r whole Atlantic const ]
[?i?? the UritUh to the Mefcitau lernborica.
ilia second inference is, fhaj no. inland, QPV,
illy, rolling1 country, wig^in tolerably $ry wj^
mnsphcre, is inostpfrffornblo \fl tb'o wOoU H|0 (
'niing. (ii the fnlleiTeloth producing sheop.
e is of opinion, that with the exception of u '
0 Atlantic strip, and soine other oceitoie vf jj,
gions tha I'niled States is the best cotin- Q
y in the world for tho production of'litre
001 and fabrics. Dr. brow u fuppooealhlt crtoi
la?go proportion of the ahelp among tja ^
o mongrels or hybrid#,, producing a tpix lUf,e
rc of wool and ludr, Ii is exceedingly j,j ^
iportant, however, to acparate the two
nds, and to breed none but tho pure blood
one so?t or the other*
We have in the United States !"30,598h- j|Q '
10 acres of unimproved land?; and yet tho '
tie territory of A int?la, which Mf. Web foua
?r told If nbronian was so small a patch 6n prea
u map of tho word n? hardly lo rbe dia- pjuc;
rnible, possesses a good many more sheep j ne<
an we do. numbering in that diminutive -i
iini rv about seventeen millions; whereas n
r ...i.. i . c r.i-i ~.:n: -A''
V VM?. W?I y w<nv * 'I lUlUll'VII III I1VW X-M I
0 product, of these seventeen millions. i ?ne t
nstiin exports annually to tlie value of
. ont v live million^ of florins, rctainiug for I p|(p|
:r ow n lis.- eight millions' worth. On the ju v
mtrary, 111" piodnet of our sheep is. an nil- c '
ly lint 62,5TtoO.VJ pounds, leaving a do- 1{J
:it of 18,345.'J7o pounds to be impelled qj('c
>tn :?1 n. :?< I I'm- t lui supply of our own bC
anufurturc*. lbiw desirable is it on no n ?K
u it I <?f their i neat, now selling at eighteen
nts i pound, i?s well as foi their lloeco, that
it hills and > i.levs -Inuihl be enlivened by ^ Uuj
oso beautiful and vain ible cieatuics, with- o^j,
it which a land-wapo cannot deserve the (joUj
uno of pioturcsipi"!?J\'ncark Adwtrliser. lomjTli?'
Medical i'roHslon. 2Gtii
flu- Atn? i i -in Medical (iaietto of June
ses a remarkably interesting letter from oul 1
1 Aineiii-an i.i 1 c.d Mudent ill Paris. The P?r *
iter says that he once hoard Magcudie, , n
0 celebrated Kienelt physician and pliysi. ' ' lH
gist, open a lecture somewhat in the lolwing
in.inner: *vii".
(jieiitlcinen: Mi liciuo is a groat humbug. Ci,P0<
know it b called a science?science, in- 'itco.
oil! It is nothing like scionco. 1 >actors brok
e inure empirics, when they are not char1
litis. Wo aioas ignorant as moti can lie. '"'
11 knows anything atiout medicine? l,PP?
finleiiii-n. you havo done mo the honor l,,u<
come lu re to hem my lecture, and I must ^uau
II you hatikly now, in the.beginning, that c1, :
know nothing in the world about medi- 01,1 1
io, ami I don't know anybody that does ao 'c
low anything Itbont it. Don't think for a Per^'
1 niienl that 1 haven't read the bills adver- dowi
ing the course of loctures at tho medical 80en
liool; I know thai this man touches nnnto- havo
v, that man teaches pathology, another 1,01 1
an physiology, such a oho threaten tics, '!lat
ch another materia niodica?Kh bun el <>u!s'
res/ What's known nbout all that? Why,
ntleiucn, at the school of Montpelier, ^lore
1 oil knows it was famous enougli in its to"xJ
iv!) they discarded the study of anatomy, .,
J taught nothing but tho dispensary; and C!l''R
>ctors educated thorc know as much, and ^rl,c*
iic quite as successful, as any other. 1 re Pahl
at it, nobody knows anything about "U'C!
ciliciuo. I tuo enough, we are gathering s10""
- L> every day. Wo can produce typhus OVc'r
i'or, for example, by injecting certain sub- a,orc
ill cos into tho veins of a Gog?that's some- ;
ing. Wo can alleviate diabetes; and I see , ,ncK''
MiiiL-uv we arts last appr-'aching llio tiny
ioii phthisic cau be cured as easily as any i9 "
lease. * ofeh
Wo are collecting facts in tho right spir- !n,i?
and 1 daresay in a century or so the nc- 7? "
mulaiion df facts may enable our successi
to form a medical science: bill I repeat mm,to
you, there is no such a medical science
w. Who can tell how to cure the headho?
or the gout? or diseaso of the heart? l'lu *'
jbody. Oh! you tell mo doctors cure r?lls
ople. I giant you people are cured, llut coun
w aio they cured? Gentlemen, nature l,i
es a great deal. Doctors do?but little? 1?
ten they don't do harm. Let rue tell von Di
nera'ly what I did when I was the head *? ^
ysiei.ui at Hotel Dieu. Some three or {jress
ir thousand patients passed througli my 's to
lids every year. I divided tho patients ami <
10 two c!a.-ses; with one 1 followed the 1 h
ipen?arv, and gave them tho usual medi dies*
le, without having the least idea whj moth
wherefore; to the other 1 gave broad pills tedio
J colored walor, without, of course, let he -s>t
ig them know anything about it; and lo
casibhnllv, gentlemen I would create a a
ird division, to whom 1 gave noit.jug then
lafover. These last would *'ret a good
i to be
al, iliey would feel (hey were neglected, uhic!
ck people nlways feel they are neg'ecte I > -ll ^ol
less they are well drugged-/calim6cf./7ti7) , nl oyi
d they wouid i.iiiaie themselves until ' l'?? J
uy got really sick, but nature invariably I s|'Cts
uiu to tho ieseiio, and all the persons in fSri,Ct
B thiid class g?.t well. There was a I tile i vd th
>rtality am nig those who received hut
i;id p:l!<-nnd colored water, airl the trior* i bifie-i
i I v u trri<uli?t iiiiw.n.v t li/s..? *. ... . tin"* ?
reftilly drrijigod according to tiio dis; en- I ?-'?*<!ry.
' " ling .
Ci-Mfi.i: oKiiin lii.icKiinniiv. -The Ag. wln'cl
ulturtrl lias the following with rolVrvticc I''1*tl'.u
f^owton liliicklK-iry: At
'vis o inurkct cryjj, wu think this Mack- J dabo
try Mould jviy well. They are a> i-a ilv 's
lltsfttcdlttt a corn prop, an.I need 110 sec- ibo 1
tl planting. Set liu-.u <.r night I <d this art,
and 11:0 only care rcpiire.l is to keep
i weeds, and lite excess of plants that lu
uinaaliy spring tip all mgr jho gfoufjtl bride
lot kept < m <fn?vit Mulching ilia ground, ton v
it i?, covering it over with a lavoi 4?|" j llioy
aw or ic'fn-*! bay. is irs"ful, I( would ho j nc.stli
It to woih into i lie soil a.goorl niippl \ nt >*? '?' I*
lit ma ilia i'torv setting out lii" plan's, -"kill
poor ?oil,";Hi oica-doiml top diaJsin \ of C'cnI.
iimry inay be given. I"
"it will i".' in.::, i l>\ ll lin k: i d in -T"
vhbiris odium, that, lik" tho tapb.uv, in
it ?- ofilv riP.?<1tiv?*d upon cm > - ol the pr\ l''o i
lis MilitiiUm's "lo'Atii. i'll" plants imu ""pi''
ret iu autumn lit Vpriag, tin ugh Me "tan
icli ptef. i a i iittwl^rfit. the}' tt?'t well toot- j * A*?
and u*u irh viiM in-?r? lu.-w e mi's the i" ?'
? >v ili^r UlOMUM iilrtll li llill M'l until 11 ' 'f
'?'? '
* i ii*i plant- hear tf :? -}>'.hi::t<^ .in.I r.u /
jfO wHI. Tlu-chiel imii'. :! I I"oh-crv "'
i-i, to have llio grotiiul ready prepared 'u r ''
i?rd opening the plants, and s?-t tlmm at V!
re, without exposure to snn or win :. The ''
10 remark applies to I.upl enics, and in ll
tl to all other plant*. I hey appear, > < ''? 111
us far, to grow weH on ahno t any .s il.
jjo icOO'iiinoiiU moist loam, or even clay. I'u
i best growth and fruiting ?u have reoji deslri
upon a rocky side hill, though perhaps hiid |
heller than others on ?? dark mnok and moki
ty mil. Wo rdioithl not lusit.de to put oYloc
hi upon any roil, except a veiy sandy sider
i, or olio ttuhjyct to ^landing water," I bitd.
MB" ? - 1
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ffWM I
ho experience oroar money market for
ffktt fortnight has boon sevcro onough P"
oro iii-oumo tt**ful leasvuton the mom- fw
ami cot, judging from tho past, lb** ,1*
pdffj&bly bo forgottyn as soon a*, we ^
jpCfltRoro <?Wi of th? breaker*. It is "a
^Woforo, while our calamities are sore r0.J
> us, that wo should follow ilio advice
spttthi Cmtlo, and makenotes ofihciu. P'
3W pjercbnm*. should devote a single Uli
i of (he ledger to the posting up of the V
rs mid Widen* of which Uieynrd tiow ,r,l
ihidbjo, thoy might find it hi homo fu- ,m
day to be thy Most protitnble account
ic whole alphabet. Jjt;
\tTouer 18lh, 'oT.?Refused discount*
Ink. Couldn't mix? money to pay du: crt
ami obfiged to wftr&iottse a valuable HU
million of goods. O^bier tays come ctv
n noxt offering day.' 21st".?Went and l"'
d matters ten times worwj. >Saw the
ident, who told ine 1 deserved to be "3
bed for importing so hoAHly, and that 3?
adn'i come there ngaiu far six week*.
Ldu'l discount a dollar. Concluded to "e
on 15. nud borrow u few thousands. .
id nolo on my desk from 13. begging Wl
o lenil Itim some ruonoy. or be would Hri
k. Tried C. Same luck. 22d.?
icd out nt another hank. Customers
anting to see that fresh impoi Ution. c';l
it thtcu hours trying to burrow enough
ay tho duties. No iucoese. 24iU?? sa'
? Life nud Trust company failed, 'i'riod
II paper in the streets at ihreo per cout.
?nth. No bnyets. Fortunately reinit4
froiu the West?know the j ost-uiHik I>u
lies is a good follow. Draft five thou !X!1
dollars-?on llic Trust (Jompontf!
.?-Nolo on collaterals duo at tho hank. ^ "
du't get it renewed for a dollar. Made
lorary loan. Stocks Down 20 percent.
securities unsaleable nt half price. tn
.?Loan called in. Login to feel choftky m'
o throat. No appetite. Tried to soil !"5
iiy importation of dry goods at twenty n
sent. le#s. Nobody hiiv irionoy to buv. c"
t homo sick. 27th.?Itcnlved never *
it mrmlf in the power of the banks
i. Miserable institutions. Spent the
0 day trying to borrow, and haroly es1
protest. My own notes sunk in niv
at three percent, a month. Overhead
er aay, "You'ra n gone man, if yog ov'
take youi own paper at that mice."
very much no, but got to keep u mil}' wl
r Hp. 28ii?.?Four bankers failed. m<
is worse than in 1837. Feet soro with 1,0
ing about to raise money. Can't coli
dollar hum the country. 12 Very hotly
<ii tbo same business?nil borrowers, cr'
nders. Desk full of bills receivable, *!r
clly useless. Specie line of tbo banks
t to nine millions. Wish I'd never i,u
A piece of fou-ign dry gtHals. Would x*sl
been as easy as an old shoe if 1 had u
mported. I had no business to build an
new house; the old one good enough,
lit to have boon content with the mod- s'?
things; and lived on half the money. c
! rent loo high. Obliged to spread out ' ^
iuicb on credit to pay expenses. '29tli. .,
L-iglibor failed?Dank failed. Friend *'
to ask if the ruiuor of my failure was m'
Air black with foul ropurls. Half- UF
two P. W., accounts over drawn and to
i unpaid. With a page like this occa- 1,0
illy to fall open before hi in, as lie looks lI?
bis ledger, a man might become a
i prudent dealer, and learn to give up "K
ambition of display for the sake of _
irato success, an easy digestion anddMr
d sleep, lie might learn also to trace
itsforiunes to their real source, instead ' \ u
arging them on banks; for, happily, a ,or
may govern his own affairs successful* n.K
i spite of the faults of their adminhlrn- * u
?JYcw York Journal of Commerce.
Princess ltoyal's Wedding Dress. ',,v
10 Princess ltoyal of England is now
observed of all observer;*." The titno the
on which is lo take her to her new wh
try. While it is passing, she is look- Th
ion with that interest it is so natural ; tin
si in those we are about to lose. j cur
le wedding robu in which she is first >ui
; saluted in the character of wife is |>ro- see
ing, to be really for the day on which sid
bo enacted that most heart stirring (hi
angrnxsing event. ! far
t O # l
e l'rincess lioval is lo be mart led in a , tie
of liouiton lace, as was her august i is i
o.r before her. Those who know the ; abi
us nature of t!ie manufacture will not i niu
irpiised to hear that its cost amounted i rai
e hundred and fifty pounds. We are i act
Me to say w hat i-? to be the price of j lab
ube now in preparation, but are happy
r.lde to speak of its ailislle design, are
!i lias been approved as well for ta*to tlie
r patii -tisro. Its pattern i composed era
r national emblems, the ro.se, the this- is i
and the shamrock, beautifully inter- far
.1 I . _ t. ; re . o .. .
mi, ami prouucmg eiiecu equally light, i bic
iful, and elegant. NVIicu it is remember- grr
at every bud and flower, spray and i'.i^
, aio each and all formed by tho young
nuker uii the pillow resting on her knee, coi
mount of female labor will appear stu ing
nus. Not the most tiny leaf,or lhe?\Ti 1
of :i single lino of mouiuleiiiig Mem. by
has coil so much of human time; : eitl
>i is, indeed, nothing les? than human on
the saute time that this exquisite an ) ? u
late work is progressing, another robe f,,,,i
O engaging thu liino and thoughts of Iter
Ionium lace-maker*. The design for
lecond piece of gftwsauicr might :ds.? ..f
to tlin expectation that it was intended , tin
v.aip tiro youthful foiin of a princes*' ;
s in ud. It is adoincd with lilies of bti
alley, as emblematic in their purity as <
a:o graceful, thodelicate hanging hells
ng under tho broad leaves; nature her* -sto?
lug tho artist, copied with so m .eh nia
by the ilelieate tinea Is. guided by tbo wfs
rou? lingers. ( for,
e wedding handkerchief is also in pro- pre
It is compose I (if a splendid bolder the
<>nt < lab"iatu woikmaiisbip, while in , thy
( lit tin, rnrul m tno t.i ... I
...w an: j |#i*i
l.b\ the s:tnio | >fopOi being :? pet foot : wli
i;l in the lace m iking art, j #eci
i wwttdcr tint tin: sight of tho piiilCt sa
lint blush of her youth, tiio danght- j
:i ijiieiii, her - It a queen in expect a- ; t;ii
s(frr,.un?|e<l by all lint throws a daZ- I "
ami a blinding olnrm over the mortal .
should, fiiun the very spUmdois of I 1'
igh p<?ili< n, lead us to thoughts (if ul"
Huge giib, who, for so many hours, j
t\ ai d weeks, ami months, are ply- ,,UI
i. ir bust l.thoin, industriously engng- fl" '
weaving her wedding i ibe. our
i?l .
nch has the following on what he calls
ictivo habits; It js said that the early .
ieks up the wot in, but gentlemen who "
, and ladic who d.uteo till 3 or ! ^
k iii tho morn nig, will do well to urn- ' 1'
tit.it the Win lit also picks up lilO caily ^
i ha
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Female Hetoisn Kowarded.
All our reader* wifl recollect the thrill of .5
5hsure and Admiration with which, uearly 0
o yearn tines, tlify pursued the account c
our columns of Rjo heroic conduct of 1
i#. Abigail Decker, of Long Point, Can a- r
M'ost: that woman of a thousand, who' ?
ictied lue captain, n'mte, and fivo seamen c
the tluee-ma? ted schooner Conductor. v
iven ashore nt four o'clock in tho morn- "
j of a bleak November day, tho crew '
ing till "efcnirtg iu die tigging in a bl?Pil- ''
{ snow-storm, white the waves froze iu 11
issos of ico as they washed over the do- K
ted deck. La'.e in the nfiernoon, Mrs. 1
ckcr, with to children, appeared on the P
ech, built a fire, and beckoned to the ?
>w to swim ashore. Captain plunged in; 'v
d, almost on tho vvugu of death, was ros- ^
ud by Abigail 1 locker,* who walked iuto *
j water neck deep, and dragged hint ?
lore, hardly able herself to contond 11
ninat the fierce undertow which endan- 1
red her life every moment. So one by 11
o all came iuho#e; and one by one, this ''
roiue dragged them from the nrtns of J 1
nth, coiiuuidiug with the freezing waves t v
tli a stieogtb given her by an Almighty "
i)t. < Mdy ono man remained clinging to ' ft
9 shraude; wliilu Mrs. Decker paced tho ! 0
aoh, beckoning him Income on, an 1 < x- v
liming. Oh, mv Cod! if I could save that i
\n. 1 should be happy!" And she did ie
ve him. With her cluthcs frozen to her ; s
dy, t-ho took the stamen to her hut and j 1
irmed a d fed tin in. '
'1 his was substantially the account first ?
l?ii?1ied in tlie Commercial Advertiser, 11
,1 furnished Ud hy Capt 1 >.<rr, of this j 41
v. Thi article wttSrc.it in the Cunndian , '
irliament, and the sum of vol. .J to | 0
rs. Decker, as a reward f<?r her noble con- , v
ct, while the members of l'mlininciiluouLuted
from tl.uir private purses ?-2U0 j
ore. ( " iptnin 1 > >? r brought her to Duthilo, ;
d through his ot?*? ?i l?s she received ?<170 , "
gold and a beautiful family Bible, nc- | '!
mpnniud by many valuable presents. A
uvelaud similar action was taken, an ! j
9 people ot Amsterdam give li r s 100. 1 v
o,n many oilier sources sho received x
nilar generous testimonials, with a niu- c'
sty which proved her iiHliro nobilitv. ! '
But tiie crowning act of this series of :
at:ous, so hoiionthle to the hearts of all i *,
iiccrrted, oecuried rccoully at I'ort liowan, '
lero she was presented with the gold | ''
kdal of the New York Life Saving Uevolent
Association for 1857.
Capt. I>orr, untiiiiij in Lis interest in '
j welfare and appreciation of Wis. li?ck- 1
presented her e.iso to the Association so (
ohgly, that it war at once decide I that J
s medal was due her. In May of the
aetit year it reached him, ami l?o for
rdod it to Mr. Acton, tho Collector of ^
istoms at l'ort Kownn. ,A pic nic was
anged, and very largely attended, and j
i presentation took place on that occ? ^
a. Wo wi??lj that wo had space for Mr.
ton's remarks, for they are eminently
qucnt and appropriate to tho event. On
bit If of Mrs. It ckor, Mr. Packhouse, J.
of L'oil 1 tow an, read a reply full of worn!
v gratification tor the honor bestowed
~ j |
on her, and overt!owing with gratitude
Cnpt. L>orr, who had striven so well and L
successfully to secure a proper recogni- .'
u of her services to human life in peiil.
Put our crowded space forbids us to do 1
ire than oiler our own tribute of adruira- u
a. Mrs. Peek r no longer lives in the !
inblo fisherman's lint from which she j ^
lied forth to n-M-ue the i row < f the "Con- j (
ctor." On thai dreary night she won | ,,
herself, not only the homage of all goad I |
n, but a comfortable homestead, in whirh : >|
j now resides, and where, we tiust, the !
tiling of her days may pass itt paths <?t* t
asautnes*.? fitttf'al i Cwnuu)~cial Aricer?r.
'
Wheat Guowino.?In New England, ''
> farmers often raise excellent 'Spring j '
eat," by pursuiug tho following course: '
ev plow very deep, and make the soil ?
a, and man nre very generously; tlivy se- w
e tho best seed, they sow two l> isheis?
Heliums nine?to tho acre. We have ' '
u wheat tie-Id* growing <01 ilie ni'iimtniii '
es, in Massachusetts, which have yielded J
rtv bushels to ?he aero. Wo know *.>t<e w
iner, in bat State, who has paid atteu- ! "
11 to tins matter, and ?uo ty? ti. it there : c
to dilficiilty in raitiag excellent wheat in 1 l'
iiidanco in New hi. ; ami. lie lias a j
iiinlain faiiii himself; an 1 jet lie laicly j j,
-es less than twenty-live bu.-heU to the 1
0. lie raises fepring wheal only, and I
as the gientest pidnsin every respect. j '
Such facts as the- , froiii New 1.tig.and, i
? admonitory ami eneoinaging to us of I
1 W esi. All ue?* I to secure huge 1 n
ps of wheat, as regularly as other ciops, ; ,
0 t ike due paint that in circumstances
io?s faVO.-tilde, jix>- to the fanner- in ^
iik New England gocd crops ot ihe same
kin. Wo would . iv, lien, . j ilie follow[
things: ' j
1. 11 iv? your lai'l in the best po- ible . ,
iditimi, by d 1 aimgc, an 1 ilie bv-t plow- j 1
\ and bat rowing. 1 1
2. See that i'. i- rcli, .or i iiinaily, 01 ^
tho U-O of llliriUK- M illure should I *1
iOr be Weil lolted.o; apjihed with pieXi- 1
1 crop?.
t ?rot li.u xory i>(-st si? I. tawing the
.'ice of ihu nest artiu i.-; tii.u it per
lly clean; ton none but the plumpest
n els.
1. To prevent sn?it. Use lli preparation
mine and lime, vhiih we h oe veVcial rr
ien iiic-nlton. I in I. ' inner.
til
j. i not be spaing of the seed; two ,r
II)old to the acre U not to much. 1 <-)
"J. Sow early ninlcot r evenly ami well. ;
llieso nto oil *?gg? -lions, w.-;l under- #
.,1 1... 1 i ... >
? i'inviikvv- i?*i in' * , i'h ii i il ^
in do not uniliiinii i them; and mi my
\j do fuii to practcc thorn. Wo theie- j,
; iiinetl tliem n o, (whilo firmer* me 0|
puriti" their to toil l"? wheat.) hoping (y
may ho ??f me. We have no ttympu- ^ :
with the dc*[)uti?:< i. hntj whieh ^)t,
mpU men to aimd-m the ^nwing of (jr
cat. lutolii^odl jftd euliurft may |t>
urn gftncroui cro)(?till. j Wl
? i " , """ r> I ho
\ l. n'i i .k k.;iii:ai? a.vo Piiosov
l" 111c a i i. v ih'l'o iii) iiv i'llimHKKICK
(Ntm.i.otv.? Plot est of tiio jiliairl *i_;htlio
lower, "jdiany my phcuiit _(? when i (
hore?ce iho phe.M d C'?ii-i.jiK)iicvn oph
pldooing phrom our phathor's pliami ;
i'how )-hollow mid have phaced the i m.
?ic wiin a* inuciiBiuoriilii'lo us I have; l;|(
I us phirkto phoi lie j.liaiU tonnilo on jM
|ov<-s?, I p!iin<1 I n -t phoregO tho phc- (j..
ty of becoming y< i husband. I'liairesl ' j ja
rnner*, pliaiewi! phorovor!" ''Hold 9ej
rnkiin, lie?!<)!'* p 'iintically exclaimed
ranees, "I will pi llow you phoiefer!" j
i l'liraiikiiii phU md l liraiuis phninl- j
? - In?
A ii.tl limy a c.?t ivo that nothing ola? thi
! Kittens. ' Ini
W W
p ? . * J- ?
m. " '?*
? , , * ? \
a 4 ' ? * ? *
Tit* IXoUHS CnAKa, OH W OwffAT St- A Jo*CAt.
'hex *0R Tamiro I(or-<k?.?the horse M., an arojyi
astor is ? wart or exeretoeaoe which grows war, was war)
o every horse's fore legs, and generally up troied at hi* <
lie kind legs. It has a peculiar rank, over a great
uusty swell, and is easily pulled off. The who were mo
hrmoniaeal eftluvi* of the horso seems po- than their eel
uliarly to concentrate in this part, and its after the dec
cry strong odor has great attraction for |>erambulatioi
li aniinnU, especially canine, and tho horso brave and act
ihnsolf. Tor the oil of cumin tho horse wag, remark
ins an instinctive passion?both ore origi been souieiyk
ial natives of Arabia, aud when tho horse the literary d
corns the odor he is iustipctively drawn officers:
uwaids it. The oil of rhodium possesses 'Dr. M., a>
loouliar propei ties. All animals seem to G.T'
herisii a loudness for it, and it exercise* a 'Yes, I kne
.iud of peculiar innuonce over them. The tor, 'he is on*
irections given for training horses are as him)'
allows: Piocuro some horse-castor and 'Xolhiug \i
;rate it line. Also get some oil of rliiHli- '1 have just r<
nit and cumin and keep the three Rep-iruto I will wagor
11 air-tight bottles, liub a little oil of cu- you cannot (
nin upon your hand, and approach the (-polls cat.'
iorsy in tho Held, on tho windward side, so 'Done,* t>ni
hat he can smell the cumin. The horse 'Weil, com
kill let you como up to him then tvithout 'K a-doubl
ny trouble. Immediately rub your baud 'No.'
;enlly 011 the horse's nose, getting a little 'K-a t e.'
il ?>n it. Yon can thon load him any- 'No, try aj
rliere. <?ivo hi ill .1 little of the castor in a 'C-a to.'
lieco of loaf sugar, apple, or potato. Put 'X >. you li
iglil drops of oil of rhodium into a lady's 'Well, thei
liver thimblo. Take lite thimble between tlotible t.'
lie thumb and middle linger of your right 'No; that's
itind, with fore-finger slopping the mouth your lust gue
f the thimble, to prevent the oil fioui run- 'C-a g-h-t.'
ing out whihl yen are owning tho inoulh 'No,' said !
f the horse. As soon as you have opened have lo-t the
he horse's mouth, tip the thiinbls over up- . ''Well,' sal
n hi- tongue, and lie i- your servant, fie lento of man
>ill follow you like a pel dog. spell ill'
- . .. 'Why, he 1
How lit;; D^vii. dost.?The following i< die utmost gi
00 good to he lost. We clip it tiom an moss nnd ul
xchange paper, and respectfully call the D^ior >uiain
.Mention to il of ceriaiu persons who fed j nm
isposed to spread in the newspaper line: ttil!i j0 this j
A yoilncr man who ardently desired
rrnllh was vi?it?>?l |?v hi Satanic in:>' sly, < hie p'eas,
rho tempted him lo promine his soul for lIoniy \\ Hid
ternity,it lie could ho supplied ou this church, ho ful
arlli with all the money lie couid use. The a uumber of
>argnin was concluded?the devil was to which he si
upplv the money, and was nt Inst to have 'What, hoys
lie >oul, unless the yoitug mail conhl spend Sabbath daj
note money than the devil couid furnish. L pou which
fears passed away?the man married, was od up and amxtravntr-mt
it* hi.r living, (milt palaces, ii tlied?Id
peculated widely?last and gave away for- 'file Natic
lines, and yet his cutlers wv.m always full. ?ew while lil
lie tinned politician, and bribed his way i,.,* the deli:
D power and lame, without i educing his d?. 'ico of li
pile" of gold, lie became a "fillihtuier," morning ? tin
ml fitted out ships and arnncs, but his vanilla. The
anker honored all his drafts, llo wont t<? though very i
>t. i'aul to live, and paid tho usual rates of Scientific ?
nterost for all the niouey bo could borrow. . '. . ?
ul though the devil made wrv faces when (^theseed
ca.no to pay the bills yet they were all %k[n wilh* the
a.'l- < >?? expedition after another failed accompH
-the dev. counted the time, only two ftnJ ^
ears, that he must wait for the soul, and ..
locked tho ell'oru of the despiring man. ' ?
)no more trial was resolved ujren?the Look att i
tan started a newspaper! '1 lie devil growl- $?'d|cr 1? ' If
d at the bills at the enJ of the first quar- W1|'1 5,0,1,0 lj"
fr, was mivage in six months, melancholy 'M,'? J1, '
u nine, and broke,"deadbroke,"at tbeend ,al , u '
f the year. So the newspaper went down should have l
ml the soul was saved. Oneuf our t
A You no I.adv i.ivKnnoARD.? As the chanan and I
a-sengers were getting oil the Belle, at the Haven geolo;
entral Warehouse wharf-boat, oil Monday pome is ratio
i_'hi, a \oUng lady, in stepping from tie; dia.lilt-grating
i. tie to tho wharf boat, made too short a The Hostor
Up, and dlopped between the two boats jn.r. j( p, Kftj(
llo the river. 11 -r protector, who, we be- .. nrofe5se(|
..... ti:- -.i-i i < 1
?K., n?r, Juki v\ 110 wa< ]? ,|,e*ainc u
ft from orte boat to tho other, pwfeMe<i #lirj
.dlarily?sto I still, and looked dnwn at
er. Oiio ?>f (he dock hands, w ho hoard . * V * 5
i0 s[>lashiti<r in the wafer, and the yuuug ,in-^'!or'
vdv screaming for help, cried out, "git out ? ,lran ? 1,1
I my way," and 'Vamoose" ho went iillo the V YV.r
alor ami rescued llie lady. As soon as 111*?'
iie was placed out of danger on the boat, -^n office &
>*r "attendant' rushed to her, and clasping thai his ?
er in his embrace, exclaimed, "U! niv <Aw, revolutionary
u l. iil lik- 'l l?? have been drowned." lie have like to, i
as -<> nun h rejoiced that he left, the dar- ' 'ho lime.
i_v say-, "without gin in' i.ie u dime, or Francis tlx
i i tai. hi ' i..v. inping in do liver ar ' lan, lbshop ol
:r his giil."? Siihtn (.i/c.t lltpartcr. ri'ihle extinct
_ "Noah bad tli
"lfov. .\iik Iimh-.s M.iiik.1"?Messrs- j sar froru whit
litor.-: In answer to this inquiry, 1 will-i * * ,
i.i i i . i John I how
ale that the grapes cuuuae-d tor tnispur I . . . .
t *> 1 i i .i til V??o L'fe am
ii>u are ot a peculiar kind. tun. .-kinm.il, ' , . . ~ ,
, i . .. 1 Atlantic Icle:
iul very rich in sugar?such is the grape t ,
, . , . ,r ... . . 1 came em barm
om which the Imo Malaga raisins arc
lade. , 4'^?hn, did
The fruit is lob upon the vines until ; "f!1.?'
loronghly ripe and beginning to bhrivti, 1
hen the healing liiuiichea are broken and i ... .
eat d i\vn, to be left in this nay to the . 4"aS
t i -.I " ing a< I vert i- n
!> ration of the sun until, tno watery part j o\\*.U). ,i a
tin* iuice of the grapes is evatv rated, the ,
J > i ii - .i i bti>mc-s est a I
.'ar er\-taii/.??l, and tlioV arc MtiilCieilUy ,
v* " sober voting ii
iv for packing m boxe*. No sugar, as
' II I , ?1e0io*2bQ.
any suppose, is added. | ?
All "ur native grapes nro too thick
tiuned mid .Klieni.t in sacohnriuo matter j r, ...
, . I CiOV. \\ UK ,V|
r tins |?rr|Mi*e. Any grape in this couu- j yMX> tv;,j,nl p,
y that w i!i make a gcn>d raisin must bo <h? Hands of 1
night f >r in more Southern intutulcn ur in : wot i
mservaiories. II. j o-'hnn nd l*.?q
J.owisiown, l'a., August 20 lfiDT. . '"'.tY * '*
| ' ?????< t^ruytr. ! ; ulit*
*? ? t _ s-' '/ : lf.li.Jot
Akiificiai. SionF..?A epocioa c?f con aig u> mitotli
0 i:i which arc a principal iiiffre* 1?r w
em, lr<>, of late, been advantageously in- " . i; ''
oduccl for building purpose* in l'aii,. iur.b 1 . 7oT'
iti' in %iiiifnctu>iny; firm ia reported tu ulil- :.,m||4. ?iU
a most of their wast a in the working up ? t l.mni! . ..at
this now niato; i.d, S > rapidly lias thi :" '' '?* ?' "I
lifictal -'.ono l>C4li improved, that stubs tor ' ! *J ,
. 1 ,1 ' ?"* ?' !'!> U :i
?ots air now male seven metres long by ,
^ IIUMl* si \V ! i I I- .?.*- '- * ' - 11
, .....v.. i>utn? u\ki an in \ i rmoniTV.m
pieco, tit> beams or vaultings are lift- ,M "?<mi * ?>'*:
-a. v underneath. Tlio inventor says: "1 "'l ' !'v ' '
I . : i , i I ?*> i .1 m.l hit*
i.ncato lit Miilic.al stone, as haru as tli<> ,?lr |., ,c[/
>1 stone, all lite parti of a house?cellar#, miJ , a ut
nins, paving dags, sinks, walls, floors, is u.. figuro of r
ufs, exlcriof oniHinetJls ? wtlhout using " ' au- ' m tinrod
or I tick. 15v this process, the house, '!' '!
. , * , , , >"s ii.o oit J?ri?rl
mover iar.;u it tuny ho, is a monolith; ami t, ul ,,
U lliouolith equals, at 1. ist iu solidity, l>?.n. II o .ry ?
asonry or hewn Mono, rind, in respect to I ?f??-nlnj |?;
pens , it costs much less than lite conrs- K,t'1 M,Vir, n
' building in rubble." \ \\'"T
? i KUabi rg, Of il,.,
. 7****^ , i i ? Conn-, us that it h
1 here IS H good story told of a young n.ur ?.uc liua?lr?
tn who had a light and incipient mom- '
:l;e. < ?ne dav, while lingering the lew A " process
irs, lie said to Harry: "Hadn't I letter |
0 this moustache]" "Oh, no!" replied K'K'Iot
n ry, "let it alone, anil if-- will die of itmanufucSurt'il
by
f," ' sand .'..ilUrt, by t'
)|||t _ . I.as.
Ait epicurean dyspeptic, applying to a i h\nmh?1The
ysieian toy advice, was told to steal a j '-ulna <tinsslioMs
mc. lie would bo put in a ptMiileqtiaiy, dint it is U
> diet and exorcise of which would lostoie |V! o,,'ver^^i
n- te'decurc aj^Tr ft
. i*. . V
# 1 w!t^' *
:ompli?hsd ollk-or, aud A
ed to the' Doctor, wh'c ' M l ?f
at severe in bit remarks on 1
elieience* of soure of the now J
?
0 you acquainted with Cnpi. tl
f ,-!>- >'jl?.' " ' c
>w Lim weir* replied llm Doc- ^
> of tbe new set. liut what of ?
, ?* ' ?
n purticnl.-nr,* ropHed Capt.
iceiv.cd a ltjlfcr (rotri1 htm; ahd .
you a duicn of obi port that J
jjue?s in six guesses bow be
- * . b
d the Doctor, 4jfe a wager.*- *
1 in en CO guessing,' said S . "
?* ' ' - *# ?
. K-Zv* i'lOWl' V
? . t
? 1
lave missed it again.' \
returned tho Doctor, 4C-n u
not tbe way. Try again; it's J ^
' I
/i
S., 'that'* not Ibe way. You ?
wager.' \j>
u I be Doctor, witb much petu- |
tier, 'bow ibe devil does be fi
n
spoils it c a t,' replied S., witb j n
ravity. Aiold the rbai of the ; J
mo*t clinking. witb rage, ibe v
g to bis teet,exclaiming, 4C?|>;
too old a man to be trilled 'ci
nauner.' t!
;int S ibbslli morning, wl.dle Ir
Daecher whs on Iiis way to "
unu the side walk occupied by
boys, playing marbles, upon
lopped short and exclaimed: *
I, playing marbles upon tbe I
r! why, you frighten me!'
a hardened little tinner iookwered:
'Frightened, be! Why
on't you run then!*
ital Intelligencer tuvs of thy w
y, of Afiican origin, that "ii "
Wit fill peculiarity of a high ?
I' illltUHl'l* III LUC n
j odor being somewhat tiku
i- botanist* Itere nie puttied,
much pleased with it."
rapo eating is as follows: Tn
ly tlio pulp; as a laxative, comi
with the pulp; as a tonic, the
pulp, ejecting the*ced*. Thus
sh the gratification of your
uro health. Hit iumtcJuttely f
r meal.
at," exclaimed a returned Iri-h
aping crowd, as he exhibited
ale his tall hat with a bullet
jok at that, will you! You see
been n low crowned bat, 1
>ccn killed outright,
cotempontrfc*, remarking upon
ili nee between 1'resident Hu- ^
'rof. Silliiliait, the great New
gi>t, nays "the letter of res
;r a crastaccoiiM formation, but
i
t perpetrates the follow- .
,1 of Eugenes Sua that "though
xiali.il, ho lived like a Prime." ^
ay some of our ueople, though
man*, live like the d vil. j
Pennsylvania woman with
looking at the trouble statue
tlio idol lege building the oth f
i . i ' . 1
: i mo uystanuera bv exclaim
v. how white he wa*I" |
ci-ktr. in urging hi* claims,
rrmidfatber didn't fight In the *
war; but hftguds^cd lie wouhl ^
f ho lind been in tho country
He was appointed. X
3 First, having asked ClUilolOrlenti*,
whether !:e was of ^
ion?;*Sie,n w*? the reply,
iioo sons in tho Ark: I cannot
It of them I ntn descended." {
ins wished to know wliy the
I Tiust Company is like the *
giapll Cable. Ih emwO it b? ,
saod in paying out and broke,
you find ar.y eggs in tho old }
? morning?" '"No, sir. If the
aid any, she mislaid them."
o Tom* contains tho follow ^
iient: j
s partner in n general banking j
diahmcut on the west side, n I J
nan, with a capitnl of from J _
Vddress W. II. ii.f i'itne.s j J
\u Sesaroa llu.vrrji.? I; uppvnre ;
u?t lh? ru w lit ba n cuHUat between '
loo. It M. '1 lluntor, and t?ov. j g
ii tiic 1'navit State* Senate. The
nil ' r, which law b- eii iKfcmliHg V
nuali an I ab;Jily fioni the
.Mi lorn, aayt |lu?t jXNsisirot n^rd
l?v varum* fodisei oet friends <>f
. charging thai fin*. Win; was f
luie him :i? Siftiiter fioin Virc nt.?, *uj'J
'i'iov (in*. W ?e nrt?> thia pD 1,
mid nut be u cniuMaTe, it sroUt.l la- j k
knoivl?!{?nieni of tits wfahn-e* :
up# with Mr. Hunter in the r#5 s ! 1
thu* endstr the itl con* ,nencc* |
"f uctual <h feat. If rut li a remit i 2
?jn him, h.s fiit iiilit must in |
c eli.iueraof a coun-t, as the only J (
ing lion.
- Jim cviinj I .\m I rjt niinr? <>1 MlO I
\\ i h'M in our t'lVu-"- tin- o?hir?inv | ^
wlii. li .? on'* thou m-Vcii j
' year* ?l>l. h v*:m u coin o^e.l 1>. i
ire the netion of .Tri iis-ilefli,'
ti. -i >v On ciii' -Mr i'f the pisee ^
l?v* Tree of Lift-, in rirt'rx'wr wor<i? j
II. \ " (hi tin* r * ;,!. i$ nn i
i iltiiiiw ih.uioUr* tl wot tin J
Tim wi? mu*t havebtfti ini*<le
.ii'tu- ii'-iii. a 1 x i ii. n
. rv?-s in wo'l, w.i#t tihuu* remit v
ii . i 1'' i i. ii >1 a j". >r oh.u c
ou( the ? (* ut n I...If n ilnllar, bti<i
> silver nhxnit fifteen cents. Mi'.
? city, who ir the nwiiir <>r It, in\?
tlx-x'ii the property of his family
*1 ytuni * *'-'.^7 "
i for palWhing p! un ha* hex* <hs
ill miilxriilijf r..lucr tho Co?;< j (
*. It is Joiie bv i.taeiofl the pint. s
ru-il hy utenm. A m'tror which, ,
the old j>r<His?, wotdd co?i i% |Ik>u f
lie rev* can bu made lor fifty Jul- ^
grent Gdjffl n?.r UobinnoO," Jim I* 1
or eonventlon, in- Kunviu, l. m re-,
i ?l for their pin Jy to participate in' 1
ii-n. unit v. u<i ti n<11 r li.i i mm f
WrJiu-r to aid him in h'>s rfV<>tt? -1
tt en thai ?
I 3^ *
- 'J
,;>??* in commendable term* of it. Oitrf pay it *
< rr; // trial in allrriating the compluinUtfo?
^khici it i? rieimanonitdd ** ' '* I
I J?'itz2tT:ill & BcniKr?, writfa? ftittri'. '
VayfotiViiia, N. C. ki>: CfAr Litmtsori mj ^
H"dr ?? beaming daily nwrcpopular in tkimCornm pa , *. '
B'/. AND wr THIN* Jl rrLY NO. 4/f t?f? JM* A
Kit!J ?< *t>*?? <m commendable termo of it, mud
Hit/ it mt very beneficial *u oiler ailing the com*
Hlaint* far n ' ? r." ii.iwtided.'' WW* ^
I Our Airi'iil m? i'k-fct-ri* llrsin.-', S C., Mr. 8.
H. McVrill, ?ifcjure* ? "Out i< eoetSlV'th gToat
Hrurjit in K on II fiWN ijf.uful r< txmuiK iKhnUW Mb
K-i'lliW*." I' v ir-'ru.-p nf S 'Iftyrl^DOt ' * * d
Hum, i i )?'? vi< mnwho hml bfvn tuiil r)t>ff *ith
H.?< <#p li. thr Ltiuc* tor ymm, .-tUvpdod with wt
V :.H n.,< v. ,1 t>y the LivWYroT
H huvh m< tl??- f;o??! rrporti* we lirnr of this Midi ?
Iik irnui ntt ji.mwvrihi' Smith >t?r.a of
H -- urpi m? nr. N it f as !> forliO-d 4n tHe H ?*l
^^-ii aik) J^'oiiurrn un.l hot-Urn ht.iU*.-*ro would
^^vitc th< nulUTiiis p.ilifnt to rt-ud Ike p?fiip)i)el
nee Iihjir, hart btrye? : j , ^
TRY THE MEDICINE!! ..
lEWARKLD^lV *EA*?Mf
Stnrare of Counterfeits and Rase
Imitations ! t, v
7 , * 4% * 4 .
Tho itruuinc arlir^ it Aw>itw Kookm
th?* cu^ia\(?i mapper <iruun<l tau-li bt?itk. ^
Ptide $1 j??V Lqttir-, ?ir aix L/ttlm W I2>. Sold
li tltwle ?iiH rirtnil ?>y ScOVi I> & WKA IX
nil I Cbai Urs St., Tut. iiiut ??i, l>nw?,N, O. ^
>*ocv Aottm }r<m Titr Sf>vr?fk>i* StATW, to
hi-m till <?r<ler? and appluzUicma lor Ag??ci?? *
I (tat he ?ldiirv?6? >i. ,.?.
SOLO ALSO BY
FWHKLid; 1TKINITHH. Spartanburg, So. Co.
UKAN & GOOIHrtON, " , "
\r. H. WAtSOJCfOrfertjll* "
. Ii. Kilt Tt li. "
K ENN't>N St NOUiyS, T'nkrt:vlIU, "
S K. HF.N'UT, Iiar?'i?till? ** v <
0. l. iiAitras, & co; r.utiirrfoiatou, n.o
April 24 o '
. .. . '* ^ _ *
'toiler A HoiiiilHli sell
HAT AN If MICE ANKHlILATOR.
Sr. McLANE'S
CELEBRATED
vermifuge!
LIVEKPILLS.
Pwooflhc b??t Prrp*r?tioB? of ttao Aft.
They are not recommended
as U niversal
Gure-alls, but simply for
tvhat their name purports.
The Vermifuge, for
expelling Worms from
:he human system, has
ilso been administered
m
-vith the most satisfactory .4
csults to various animals
ubject to Worms.
ml ?
me livf.r Pills, for
Jie cure of Liver Com'lainTj
all Bilious Derangements,
Sick Headache,
&; c.
Purchasers will please
>e particular to ask for
Jr. C. McLane s Cele>rated
Vermifuge and ,
1.1 ver Pills, prepared by
ole proprietors, PittS)urgh,
Pa., and take no
>ther, as there arc various
)thcr preparations now
K-fore the public, pur>orting
to be Vermifuge *
tnd Liver Pills. All *
>thers, in comparison
vith Dr. McLane's, are
vorthless.
nr vtttmtt \f^t
^ 4 J.J* ^ w * * ' ?> A* AV AM# AX IV* 9
/ermifiige and Liver
Jiils can now be had at
ill respectable Drug
>tores.
FLEMING BRO'S,
60 Wood St., Pittsburgh, Pa.
Rote Proprietary
tCOVII. Sc MEM>, N?w Orkoo*, Gmnt
iiotctuta Atfent* for the South, to whvm nU or*
? lUM*t 1)? DiUrMio>?l. r
s )|.1> BY
'LSI IKK & lIKlMTsn. Sjvutm.bor^So. Co.
>EAN Si COnuGlOJi, ? ? ?
V. TOU.ESON. ? M M
I. KKCTCll, (irocnvillf, '? "
\ l.l'.NAV a N< >KUlS, I'i.iouville. > ?
lOltN it Ml NUV, " * "
N. Y OR A TI a <H).. ftwbrrry, " h
.. i\ HAliNKTl' ?v co , YorVritl*, 8 c.
i \t. h at;rig a co , Ruihnfortlton, w. c.
n.iy r n ij
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