The Carolina Spartan. (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, September 24, 1857, Image 6
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A Mirylwd J^ich O^hai^L* uA'correspondent
of Ihe N<jvr York Tri- !l"
. buuu gives tlio following account pf"l'each ! J.
UloswJm Jkuu," which U oiio of tho most
extensive pencil orchards in llio United j
suu>: !,nl
TSo farht iS'silttaled in llio luwor pint of * j1'1
(U-.'cil) coxni'y, on the Sansnti..- ii\.i, "
aritFcOnlaiii* 050' acre*, 400 of which aic 'l
planted m peach tree*. It Va* s,,|,l hist , 1 "
wfr.t?}M?y tno cretptof* yf the late .1 .into
s ' Cns?f^!ay4'(wJioA in 1830, planted the lii*t j "N
tree, which is still hearing.) ami was pur- j Xl"
chased by Anthony UeyboM, ot lAlawaic,
for llio sum of^1}4,144.50. :l"
* Tbe peaches genernlfy Commence ripen- !l,r
ing about the "5th of August, ami fioin that J'!1
tHno till the closo'of the season, s iy tho
25th of September, llioy are gnthcicd and '
m*nt to market at the rate of front 800 t?? '
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i,qwrvhks?ii poc uny. louring tuis period ! j!
Croin 60 lo 100 hand* n:o constantly cn^; i 1,1
geU picking ntrd skipping the fruit, and two j J"
slcwnbonts tuo employed in carrying it i<> I ""
tLio Philadelphia inaikel. The Pal.inn.re 1,1
. market U much tnoro Convenient, luit it j 1 1,1
generally commands such poor prices tin re ; '
Unit it isiouml advisable to send it to I'hiia;}
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i iio pickors are divided into gangs ? ? li j
gang being eouiposed of ten or twelve m n, j"'
and having a captain or overseer t<> dii?et " '
? their movements, and see that no umipeor
iinp?ifoct fruit ja gathered. Tiiiis aiianged i J'
they pair oil' and cotnmeucp opomt;"ns bv
every two men selecting n steplaidvi ami
it couple of hauiL-buskclit. Bv moans f ihe "M
ladders they nro enabled inure easily t?>
climb the trees; and then, hanging tl :r
baskets on a convenient limb, by a 1>" ?k . "
fastened to the handle for that pm p , t! >y
proceed with their labors. As ulna as the
linnd baskets arc filled they are pa* ] down |
and emptied into the baskets in wl ich the
fruit is sent to maiket, and which nsa dl\
contain about three pocks.
May nftcr day tlie same nnuine is g no |
through with, and during the months < ! .,,
August and Sept cipher a peach bum pic- vv,
seals quite an animated scene, lime on i 11,,,
every side can bo seen gangs . t pi l,. ?s, M|(,
mostly Butch and Trial), with tluir baskets j |ow
ami ladders; there go peculiarly ?t?-11 n. 1 i
spiing wagons, laden with baskets tii!> I | |v
villi the templing fruit; and yonder, ;.i llm ,|ct
wharf, lies a huge steamer taking in Iter hiiiious
cargo. All is bustle, for the fiuit i- | ,|,
ripening rapidly; and the gieat ? hi t in 1< \\ j
get it to market in ptoper condition. A
single day's negligence or inaiu ntion may (,, ,
cause tho loss of sovctal hundred baskets oi j,
fine fruit. 1 1<
In consequence of the pccuni.wy iiuhaitaKsineut
of tho recent owner of iho "lV.-n-h |;1I,
Blossom" orchards, tho trees have been
much neglected of late; ami having declined i,M
considerably, are not near as produeii\c a- ?c|,
fuinterly. Some years ago as inanv 7<>,uuu ,,n
baskets ware gathered from them in a sin
tie season, in 1S54 the crop sent l > mar Ml0
et was, in louml numbers, 23,000 basket.-; ,,y,/
in 1835 it was 42,000 baskets, and in 1850 ,,, ,
about 12,000 baskets. The prices f?r the \y,,
rears above mentioned averaged as follow-:
?1.14 per basket in 1834; in 1855 but 50
conls per basket; and in 1850, ?b. nt 81.50 ti,a
per basket. As tho cost of getting the fruit V\ e
to market is about 22 cents per ba-ket, viz: jK..,
12 cents n basket freight, and 10 cents a
basket to cover picking, selling and othei i j ,,
expenses, it will be seen at a glance that the |, t
most profitable seasons have been those in
which there has been a scarcity of fruit. t|,i
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Year. Cross Ileceipts. ! !*|??-ns.-?.. N<t K-. o< , t- w h
J 855, $27,500 $5,500 $2M,0(?n I ajSj
1855, 15,120 9.140 5 ?
1856. 18.000 9 ?sn i . -. .1
In 1835 there was an immense peach 1 '
crop in every section oi' the country, mid
the city markets weie constanlly glutted, V *
liencc the very low juice of fruit that seacon.
The jrrosent year the croji will ho a
very light one, the prices will range high, ^
and such of the poach growers as aro fortunate
enough to have any fruit will realize J" '
large profits.
Truth the statistics given above a casual \ *
observer would conclude at once tiiat peach
raising is one of the most joolitable agriculluial
pursuits in which a man could engage; j. '
but when the plantiug, worming, Irinuning j
and cultivating the trees arc taken into ac
count, wo doubt whether, one year with '
another, it is as profitable as grain growing. 'V*'
Those who arc engaged in raiding grain extensively
can easily make the calculation fur
themselves.
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Sheep?Their Varieties and Culture. "J,
The sheep is so important an animal that w h
an* thing regarding its improvement, or any d.\
effort to prevent its deterioration, do-em (sit
the dcejicvt attention. Dr. Drown, of Dliila- j unl
dclphia, quoted by Tins Plough, JjO'oh end , mt
Anvil, divide* sheep into the woobbeaiing 1 the
and the hair bearing. The structure of the ,n
fibre of the wo'>| on tbc former appears to the
b??essentially different from that of the hairy u>substance
of the latter, when bo'.h are \iew- I,:,
etl through a powerful micro.-oope. Hi esc t ?Ii
nic distinct specios, .n.ti should be kept so. cm
Vet no attention has been paid t" this fact, sai
and the races have become -so eroded and
confounded, that the same sheep bums (
fleece of both descriptions hi different pail* iici
4'f its body, which are incapable of such to I
separation as ought to lake place. j '
No v for an c$HUi]>ic ol the nature of these j bet
two vaiiclii-s. O.'.u buys a j'iecu ol flannel, i cui
It is washed, but it does not rlniiu.. I lie uih
<V'f 1111. 11 i hin^Aii'iu if- ? .?! i-; ' ..... i
f? v v.., ,.B , , ?J,
liltn^, more pleasant than at tb*l, having it 1 ?u\
soft ipilky coat, Thai ihumel ?;ii mad" ol ( c,,ii
I In: hair ninety. i if n
Al another time you putchn?-? a |>ieco of j iha
/I .mioi, tool llie cou.-eijuetico of Wash in.; stu
and wearing is directly the opposite. It , vv el
kIh but evenly giows iliiek ami almost ' \ ;ir
iinpervioii* to jieispiralion ami unlit tar use. | {h,
i lie laundress uiiel not to blamed; it wa- i. a
made ol woo! tviihonl any hair, the mil in e
of which is lo sin ink. hl.n
Try still anollier piece of flannel. It, w ill lYo;
shrink much, hut unevenly; synio portions vim
more lliau oilier*. Spivad it on a table; be
pari* ol it will touch it; while other pan> j mil
will rise more ?>r less above llie su if tee. One, ed
mljjhl as well sliniglilcii a iialutai mil ol f..Ii?
hair by llio hammer, as to make tli;> fab sj.ii
ric lay smooth find oven. 'I his Ihtmiol ?.i> 1
iiianufai-ttiied fiom the llcocn ol sheep in ria-i
whoso veins the blood ol the wool and hair , e.I i
bearing inee* had been improperly mingled. j be|
The ett'eet is injurious. 1 ho two should be oiic
hep; eiiMre'y distinct, and tlion the 'jiiality ol sntn
(lie fabiie will bo .uniform ami to bo depend de>cd
on. Knelt sort of wool has its peculiar ihu
value; but llie combination of tho two hav- S -n
ing n nature so opposed can rarely if ever 'J hi
by anything but hurtful. is i
id. I ho w ii com bob from an immense on
? Uation ol fucl* tbanlm linii healing, wh . h p, ,
may be also Called the tbiline! prudocin ' ihci
keep, will flouii h best lit Hand or con i no,
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1_ L i.ll ?L--^ UJ
alities, or such as tire ?tll>jocte<) to thohicace
of eoa breetvs. Tin# of course is
irncleristic of our whole Attnnllc const ^
in the Diiii.-li to tlio Mexican tenitorios. lo
lis.* second inference is, that mi iiilnnd, ur,
ly, rolling country, tolerably dry wj
iwsphere, is most?frfforablo to tlio wool- un
uing. 01 the fnllcu-cloth producing sheep. wt
i is of opinion, that with the exception of U|.
> \ ll.mtic i-tiip, and some other ocennlc uj;ioiis,
the I nited Stales is the bflst couti- jf
in the world for tin* production of line .,n
ol and fabrics. l.)r. ljrow u supposes that cr|
iigy propoitioii of the sheep among lis
! iiioi grels or hybrid#, producing a mix lu
e of wool and hair. It is exceedingly
poilant, however, to separate the two
ids, and to breed none but tlio pure blood
i>i:o soit or the other. .
W e h n - in the United States 180,528,- jn]
1) acres of unimproved lands; and yet the . y
le toiriloiy of Ati-liia, which Mr. Web j-"
r told IfuN-eiiian wasSO small A patch on p(
map <>f (ho word as haidly to be dis
n ble, possesses a good many inoro sheep j (
in wo do. numbering in that diminutive ^
in i v ab "it seventeen inilliotis; whereas
can only boast <>f foilrteon millions. Of pc
]?r luc' of tin o scveuteon millions. |Q(
" ti;'i evnorts annually to the value of > ^
lity live million-, of florins, retaining for j |>j
own u-.' eight millions' worth. On tho j ju
itiarv, tin- pioiinet of < or sheep is nnnti- g'
y lint .V2..1TtbO.VJ pounds, leaving a de- l()
: o; IS,313.u7<> pound* to be impoiled
111 ibr.'.d l'l Mlpply of our own .
11iit*it*:itio<. II w d.-n.ible is it on ac
mi of l i meat, now Iling at eighteen j
, p atinl, a* well as for their llccco, that
b and ?.t.lev--hotild bo etrlivoiiod by
e 1 ni'liul au-1 \olu ible creatyr.es, with .
wbit b a l.iinl - pa cannot deserve the
ne "l t>ietiir<-<i'i I ?J\'rtaftrk Advertiser. ,
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Tli1 Malu-ul 1'rofession. 2G
liit A tiii 11 -iti Medical (kuetto of June
<-. i > in > ) J'v iiiteresling letter from uu
An, !: v I i ?l student iii Paris. The k?,
lor ;\ - ;11:?v lie once heard Mngtndie,
celebrate I l'n-,. i physician and physi- to
gist, open a Iff tire somewhat in the lol- n??
ing maimer:
?jt>tIoiiit-it: M. liciuo is a great humbug. Lil
i w ii i.- c.illtal a science?science, in- "u
tl! li i-ii .tiling like science.. Doctors
m ? tmjiiiif-, when thoy aro not char- ?J*
111>. W\ areas ignorant as nien can bo.
V' 1,i anything about medicine! J'T
in!ti, yon bate done ine the honor
> !- i, t?. lit .u my lecture, and I must Ju
you lim.kiy now, in the beginning, that 1
ii- w ic thing in tlie world about medi- 011
t*, and I <lou'l hi. >'.v ant body that does !l"
tt an tilling about it. Don't think for a IJ1'
ii??*iii that I haven't lead the hills ndverug
the course of lectures at the medical
tiol; 1 knotv that this man tenches annto,
that man teaches pathology, another
ii physiology, such a one llneapeutics,
h another materia medica?Kh him </
? ' W hat's known nbout all that? Why, /'
itlemeii, at the school of Montpelier,
1 knows it was famous enough in its lo<
r!) they diseaidod the study of anatomy,
1 taught nothing but the dispensary; ami 0,1
(. is educated there knew as much, and 1,1
le quite as successful, as any other. 1 re
pa
it it, nobody knows anything about ".()
diciuc. 11ue enough, we aro gutheiing SK
Is ctcry day. W e can j>roduco typhus
er, f>r example, by injecting certain sub- ' n"
nces into the veins of a dog?that's some- !
ng. We can alleviate diabetes; and 1 see ,!"
tiiictly we are fast approAclittig thu day J
< n phthisic can be cured as easily as any
c: ise. .
Wo are collecting facts in the right sjiirand
i daresay in a century or so the ac- '
nidation <Jf facts may enable our success- llL
to lorm a medical science*. bill I repeat mm
0 you, lliero is no such a medical science
v. Who can loll how lo cure the head
/- ? ?>r the >iil? or disease of the heart? l'"
hodv. Oh! you tell mo doctors cure '?
pie. I gmnt ynu people nro cured. l?ut co
v ate they cured. Gentlemen, nature ^
s a great deal. Doctors do?but little? lo
en tlu-y don't do hariu. Lot mo tell you
icrally what I did when I was the head *?
,'sieian at Hotel Dieu. Soino three or 2''
1 thousand patients passed through my j ls
ids every year. 1 divided tlie patients ilI>
3 two ida.-sea; with one 1 followed the I
pen.>arv, and gavo theiu ino u-uai modi d"
o, without having tho least idea why n1'
wherefore; to the other I gave bread p >
1 colored water, without, of course, I- t he
g them know anything about it; an I *'?
a ionallv. gentlemen I would create u 1:0
rd division, to whom 1 gave not -iag t''i
ntpVer. These hist would 'Vet a g IO 1 I ' 1
d, ihey would feel IheV w.ie h eg lee ted, i u '
k puuplo always feel they are negVoUj I
ess they are well drugged -lis i u.V< /) of
1 they would i.iiiate iheuisclv. s until
V got really sick, hill nature invaii.ibly G"
no to tho ic-ciio, and all the j< ruuus in 2''
thiul class got Well. There was a : tile vd
rtality hin nig those who received hut j I'
ad | :!s trial colon d watt r, and the moi- ?;.i
ly was greatest among tin c wiit were th<
etullv d<tigged accuiding to tho ?Ivsi-ori- I'*'
y. lit'
Ut'i.iCi.i: or ;11r: lfi.ACKlinnnv. ThoAg- w'
iltlifist has the following with lefei? u j I'h
[lie f.owton hlackheny:
vis ? mutki'l oiijs, wo think tills ' ! ickry
Would J IV well. They are a - a iiv i ,s
livnted as acorn evop, a,; i n. <\l n?
I planting. Sri them s.s ?.t . i . t
iri, and the only can* r? "pored is to !.. ap "
weeds, an?l the exct> ' pi u. > ilia*
liuii.d y spdug up till t/vet the ground
< 1 kept < ill donu Mulching the ground, ' 1
I i.i, COV. "'.( it over w, a i i Vet ol do
iw oi ir'n-e hay', is iis< ! n. 1: w ii i !.. '*
I t.i vv.,i I; into tin- M'li a ; I -.uj>; . v oi
il mm urn ff??re fUimr ? ! 1 ^iiiMir
rtiil, HI '? ? immoIWI i ; li- : o!
in.11- ij, li< . .
It w I il !>.: .? ! by if ' > -i? " ... - '
irkU'H > cli'tuie. trial, lil?" i" ia ill,
t i> otilv '.k'fil upon on' < > if J1'' ' '
it-, nut iiim > i'ltirtlii. II' |' " ' 11 1 I
ft ui mil nun i>i i-jiri i i? ? 1 '
rlrmoffi.miUinni, tin ", u i Wl > 1 'l
ifiiil mntalh ..ii i ' ?' i i
>.?illij II141 Mll'l I I"'
llg.
I lie pi.Hit - ! ? nHall | . t 1 I !' ?'
JO Wfll. 1 :i , lii. " '
i"t, to luivu tIio grournl reiulv J'l' i 'irod " 1
?ro o'K'liili^ tin; |>. iiil^, .'in I M'l lli'MM ;il
c, without f .\|i >iti'?' to HUH or wil ' 11
in rum .i!: appli. - !? i i~l' ' nil- , .m. i
il to ml i-iIkt plant*. I Ii v :?|?|> ' ''
s f.ir, to jjiow Wfll on alum t liny i 'I.
10 uco'iimuiul inoiit loam, oi uv? n ol.iy.
i U--t ?jio\\i|i ami fruiting wu lnnc k-i-ji ih1]>mii
a loiky >id'' lull, llion^li |" in ?|?" l?ii
In'tti i llian otlion* on h tl;ul innok .".ml in
iv oil W. -Ii .nl.1 tml h.itit.it' iti |>n(
11 upon .iiii roil, tv ? pi a \iiy .unty :,i'l
, UI Olio aul-jocl to A kinlin t water." 1 l it
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OmJ> One Page of a Ledger.
'flie experience of our money market for
9 last fortnight has been sovcro enough I
burn in some useful lesson* on the tnont- j
s\ hud yet, judging from tlio past, these \
It probably be forgotten as soon as we i>
onee^Aioro out of the breaker*. It is '
ill, fhettsfore, while our calamities are sore 1
ton ur, that wo should follow tlio advice '
Captain Cuttle, and make notes of them. ;
our pJerchanU should devote a single : 1
go of lite ledger to the posting up of tlio \
lors and burden* of which they are now 1
sensible, they might find it at somo fu 1
ro day to be the most profitable account
the whole alphabet.
"Atfotrsr 18th, 'u7.?Refused dlsconnt*
batik. Couldn't raise money to pay du- '
?, ami obliged to warehouse a valuable 1
ipoitatiou of goods. Cashier sn?s come '
ain next offering day. 21st.?Went and '
and mallets ten limes worse. Saw the !
esideut, who told me 1 deserved to be !
ached for importing so heavily, and that 1
leodn'l come there again for six weeks. '
tulUu'l discount a dollar. Concluded to j
II on 15. and borrow n few thousands. '
Kind nolo on idy desk from 15. begging
& to lend him some money, or lie would
eak. fried 0. .Samo luck. 22d.? '
tched out at another hank. Cnilottmrs '
, wanting to see that fresh importation. '
enI thico hours trying to borrow enough
pay ilie duties. No success. 24th.?
iio Life and Trust company f.ih-d. Tried '
sell paper in the streets at three per cent,
month. No buyers, fortunately remittee
fiout the W <?t?know the jost-Dink ;
Jvinos is a good fellow, lhafl live lu .ii | '
ml Uollais?vit tu,' 1 Vast VompJnij! '
'til.?Note oil Collaterals duo at tli<> hanlr I
iiiil; KIIUCI III* i?T ( i . , ll ? . I
: In a. a ilio C", >1 v?f.ij - > iii . It i
:! !?y tl?e lie.u* its: i 11r .? is, j^nidi I 1 V tin: 1
Xt'THUs li: IS,
I 11<; Wi-slilii^ !i;ill !!: f i> V-u III j' - ]
li i- i*i'tiii '-> 1 ? ; i sj,!i iiilid li/idi-i I
in -i il?'i,-.i* iii i n.Mi -11 i i , winlc in i
? litre (lie ri'V.-il aims ol I na! iin! are j
i. i 1>\ le nil. J ri. . lull. ; : el!? i I \
II Vei ill t!.e i t e III i, i.a art.
N -1 v. < 111 11 I 11i a t i! i .z 111 4' t ''?I i"1 s
tin* ii *, i.ln li i.i lift \" it ti <iaiialii.
fa < j'lei ll. In i' * i i 'J' a in i.Xjm til '
,, Mil III .. I l.\ I. (Mat i ll Vs as!..'. I
, .ll 1 a I'lulin ell arm m r tlio mortal (
.'a i ll, I* iii wry s)?li'M<li>i!- "I '
r liiyli jhr-iti. a, 1* ... I n- In llionnliU < i '
v.. a^e i;i.;wli-i, fur mi many hours,
1 ii i\ -, at ! wi-i k m I is .nili-, are | ' v- 1
lit. r Ini-i lali . r; I'I 11 ?.i~i\ ? i :
in sve.li iim . i \v. . 1,: 'ii'..
.1
1' llll ell 11 a - I lie 1 'i 'A'! ii 4 "'I what lie Cal. - ^
riletive li ill ii l~ 1 It I ' ">l tli.'il lire e.ulv
,1 iii. K - ii | t ii w 11 iii, liiit j?iii . 11 ! ll will
K'i ?11 1 1.1.lis vvli'i ll line llii i'l III' I
luck iii tint i ii * i iii,., vv.ll ! well ii- 1
i i tiiat tli v>.m iii al I'ici. -j1 ao taily
.1, 1
luldn'l get il renewed for a < 1*>!i.-tr. Made
npurwy lomi. Str.ck- down 20 ) or cent,
rt securities unsaleable ;il half price,
tli.?-Loan culled in. Fcgin to feci cii ak?
ilio thioat. No appetite. Tried to soil 1 '
t my importation of dry goods at twvnu
r cent. Io-s. Nobody hiiv won v to bny.
<*iit hotiJO hick. 27th.? I! olved novc
put myself in the power of llic bank,
ni 11. Miserable institutions. Spent the
lulu day trying to borrow, and barely espod
protest. My own notes sunk in inv '
to at tliicc percent. a mouth. Cveihcad
olccr say, "You're a gone man, if ymi '
n't take your own paper at lb it pi ice." '
ad very iiiucii so, but got to koop a Mili"
por lip. 28lii.?Four banker* failed. '
iires worse than in 15S37. Feel som with
imiug about to raiso money. Can't co!
-I a dollar fiotn llio country. F.veiybody
I on llie samo busilie-S?ail but rowers, | '
lenders. Desk full of bills receivable,
rfectly useless. Specie line of tlio banks
wn to nine million*. WNh I'd never 1
jn a piece of foreign dry goods. Would
ve been as easy as an old shoo if 1 had
t imported. 1 bad no business to build '
at new house; the old one good enough. 1
aglil to have been content with thu mod*
ilo tilings; and lived on liaif the money,
ore rent too high. Obliged U> spread out
> much on credit to pay expenses. 29th.
Neighbor failed?l>auk failed. Friend
lis to a?k if the runiui of my failure was I
le. Air black with foul reports. Half- l |
ht two 1*. M., accounts over diawn and J
tes unpaid. With a page like this occa
trullV to fall open before him, as lie looks I
er his ledger, a mail iniglil become a
rre prudent dealer, and learn to give up i '
e ambition of dispi ?y for the sake of J
. derate sticiv-s, an easy digestion and
iiinl sleep. He might learn a!- > to face .
i misfortunes to their real source, instead '
chaririufr tliein oil bank-: for l.nimilv
o 1 ' II".'' ' j
id may govern his own atfairs successful*
, in spile of the faults ot iheir adniinistraiii.?jYcw
York Journal < / Commerce. '
ic Princess Royal's Wedding Dress.!'
The i'lincess lioyal of England is now
is '"observed of all observers." The time i i
lis 011 which is lo lake her to her new ( <
untry. While i'. is passing, she is I.>??kupon
with that interest it is so natural I
feel in those we are about to lose. ; i
The wedding robe in which she is li.-si :
be saluted in the character of wile is pro
easing, to he ready for the day on which to
be enacted that in ->t heart stirring i
d engrossing event.
The I'rincess ltuv.-d is to :?e inariic 1 in a i
ess of liouiton lace, as was hei au_tist i
>lhcr hefot- her. lie -e who l.m v the
lions natuie of the manufaeture wi.l i. i
Mirpiisud t*> hear that its cost ainounie 1 i
one h u ltd t ed and titty pounds. f am
t aide to say what is to be the price f
robe now in preparation, but are happv
he able to speak ol i!s aitlslie design,
licli has been approved as well for t.? to
for patiiotisin. lis pattern i couipd >
our national emblems, the n> ihe this- I
, and the shnmiock, beautiiully inter* I
uracil, ami producing efiVcUcpi illy light, I
aceful, and elegant. When it i icmeiiil rthat
every hud and flower, spiay at,
iig, me each at I all f <rin? d t\ the \o ,ng
:e maker on the pillow ta sting.n hi i km-, . ?
e amount of it'inalc lahor w ... ir wn :ti i
ndou?. .V t the mosl liny leaf, ur theswcl .
ig of a single hl.e of iiieaa lii g iii a i
l has eosi so much < l human linm; <
licit is, in had, i.wilnng less i.iau 1 inn an
At tne -S* ma lime that this ivjuisile ai ,
i! oi.oe Wwi I. is piogiossing. :11.' liici ml I
a o engaging li e tmie and lh nights i ,
; iionitoi. i .ceonakers. i im design l i
is , C .11 pic c id g'?*salli l Ul'gV. ; I >
id lie* ij ciatioii l!i it it a as i,:. a h ! I
eli\.aij? in- y. i i.llflll foi 111 >1 a piiiita <
ides ill ml. Il is adorned with liln-s of !
v.iilcv, -is i-n:h!ema .o in I heir puri!\ a .
y a:c graceful, the d-' ate hanging beds
" .... .....n - ?i i . i
U? J11 iJjBjWjgWgggg
Feinate Heroism Rewarded.
All our readers will recollect the thrill of
pleasure aiui admiration with which, neurly !
*0 year* since, tl?oy poriued tho account 1
n our columns ?>f tho heroic conduct of'
Mia. Abigail 1 tec kef, of lajng l'oint, Cana- j
la West; that woilian of u thousand, who j
rescued tho captain, mate, and five seamen i
>f the three-masted schooner Couductor. ;
I'riven ashore at lour o'clock in tho morn- I
no of a bleak November day, tho crew i
thing till evening in the tigging in a blind- |
rig augw storm, while the waves froze in
misses of ice as they washed ovc tho doicited
deck, l ate in the afternoon, Mrs. I
Meeker, with t > children, appeared oil the
beech, built a tire, and beckoned to the
trow to swim ashore. <Japlain plunged in; |
ind, almost on the verge of death, was res- j
itiod by Abigail Mocker,-who walked into J
[ho water neck deep, and dragged him
shore, hardly able lioraclf to contend |
gainst the fierce undertow which endan- |
Ljertal her life evoiv innim-nt. So one by
jtie all cuius ashore; and <>ue by one, this
heroine dragged them from tin arms of
Jem I., con tending with the freezing waves j
villi a *f ength givei her by an A In ighiy '
*rtn. ' >nly otto man remained clinging to
the shrouds, whi Mrs. Meeker p.o- I the ;
be u h, bc<*k<rtiing liiin to come on, and ? x
jlaiming, ' Hi, mv ?;< ?!! if I could save that
man. I should happy!" An I -she dnl
save him. With hei clothes bo/ell to h?*r
body, she to<?k t' ,? si-aincii to her hut and
varnied a d fed limn.
'1 hi> was substantia ly iho account first .
[ ublislu d in tin ?' uum M.-ial Advertiser. I
uul fin uivicd m hv Cap'. 1 >orr, of thia
.t%. J I. ailiolo was > .1 in the < umidi.ln
L'nrlianicni, an ! tins sum ot . J')0 vol. 1 to
Mi*. ItiM'l.iT. as anjiv.iul fa h i n >i 1*. conin.
t, w hi * tin; iiiMnbeiS -it' 1 ailiaiilcnf cull- |
tiiboted fnnn their piivn'.o purses ->2u0 ;
in ore. * plain P ur brrogiit h<o t?? I- ti do,
iial through his > <! > - she iv??tl *1Y0
n gold ami a l> unful turn i* Uible, lie* i
r nnpai.:* i l?y many > dual e ] ? -?*tit- A
L Icveland similar act., n tokc.i, at. '
tho people o! Ani-.li'i : - " !* .> i 1
I io.n uiun\ o ii r ?ou:v-.> >'.c it-cciv* *1
diuilnr generous t? stiiiiouinN, \. itn a uio
Jestv vvh.cli pioVfil li?-r uativo n? biiity.
Hat the or. a t <>t ti.i* *en03 ut
so iioii.'in ie to the hearts ot all
:oiiccrncd, oeeuric.l rue iu!y at L'ort liow.m,
where si.i' was ;.??--?*nt? I with tho i |
medal of die N. Y>>rk I.if.; Saving Ho
lie vol *111 . ; I i 1So 7.
Capl. Dorr, u . Iiiti^ in his ii .eiesl ill
the we'fa ami a ji a * iat - a of M Uoch
i)r, pieselited her ?o I > tho Ass ei .'i m a?
strongly, that it was at once dc ?! ! that j
the medal was duo her. la May of the :
[ leseiit yeai it loaeiiod liiill, and ho for j
ivardod it to Mr. Acton, llm Collector of I
lai-doms at l'ort II avail. A |>ic nic was j
ir ranged, and very largely attended, and j
the |>ie-uatati >n took place oil that ocea !
don. We wi-.li that wo h.d -pace lor Mr. .
Act.mi's leniarl;.*. for they mo *'iiiineiitly
lo.pieiit an 1 appropriate to tho ev*Mit. < Mi
iiehalt ol Mis. H ckor, Mr. Hackhousc, J. I
I'., *>f L'oit Kuwait, lead a leplv full *>f Womanly
gra'.ilicati mi foi the honor bestowed
upon her, and overtiming with gratitude '
to Oapt. I iorr, who had striven so well and
o httecessfuliy to secure a proper leeogni
ion of her sci vhcs to human life in peiil.
Hut <>iir crow ml s;?,-*e*i iorhiils us to *h>
nore than oiler > ir own trihulo ?<f mlnrra- '
lion. Mrs. ! ">< ?. i r no longer liv.'-< io the
nl.lo tish eiman'. hut from which die .
i 1 ' ith to i' i>* tho* rew *>f the "Con- ;
luetoi. ''ii li.ii d'eniv Infill M.e ***>u
or hel se.l. Hot oil I v '.iie homage all g<> ..j
men, hilt a eomfortabh homestead, in which
die now reside-, ami where, we luist, th.
. veiling of her days may pass in paths of
ploitsftoinw.?Btijju Cwnw tciul A'lccr'im
r.
WlIlJAT ' i 1; u \V ;:*..? III New Kngland,
he farmeis often raise excellent ".sntinw
^ i - r> i
fcrheftt, by pnrauiog ilio following coune'. j
1 i.ov ji'on U'lV deep, and make the soil j
ine, ninl m m no very geiiorou.-iy; llity >o- j
:ure t!?o l? see!, tliey sow two ! i-lieis? '
iullli'limci i>. i|??to the acre. W o ii n o
eon wii ?l [. 1< glowing i n iho uioiiuta!::
'iileS, ill M.i id .lUsC'ls, Wnicii :iai'?i yielded
liiriy lei .if'ls to l ie aero. \\\ know e
Oilier, ll !.ii . ..lie, win ... alteli 1
. i . i ? ... 11 111'..1 f, : lei a .. i i'. - i...it ill. *10
- no i! 1.1 a. . i i ?i?g. ic . lit wiie.it i't
(li.iiul . . in .v l.i. . ami. lie 1. .- a
ii'jiiiit.'tin I..nil !..: t; ..u 1 \\ i. lie tun .v
.i;-vi U'*s ill i! twenty In i' *?11> tv ' ie
icie. II i... > spiing wiii..i mi i, aii l
ik s tin !;iea'i ; i:i > in evet v it >|iccl.
^licit f.?Cls Ua llie.- , ft oil I New ] til.i, j
ire ailiii ait' oy ;m4 oticouiag 1.4 to us ol '
Iiq \\ e . \ll -ie 1 vi i I 1 m cine lalee
riujvs m| w 1 , .. regularly m o'i 1 cii jn.
to '. ike ! 1 : | .iits ih.i in 1 in iiiiistauc.
ir ii'.i f.ivi' *, pi1 1" l!. f.iMiivi in
[il. ..k N 11 i. 1 .1..! g 1 11 ojis ol tiie same
grain. \ \? ilil .jv, 1 en : > tlie (oil^iv"t?
lirii'gi:
1. 11 in' vo ir i n I ie tlie lie.-1 |.o--ible
ot. li : . t . ill 'il'. ge, 1. . '.lie Lv J !yiv
11 g mid . :?r 1. u . ig.
J. i ti it 1'. 1- rcli. I- . er 1. i 11 .iiiv, ??i '
>y t: * . a ot in 1 1 M tiiu < >i 11 11. 1
jiti.er be . .. I'tted 1 ,..i .< . a p: ovinia
crop?.
.'t 1 ' t. V' 1 \ , ' M'f i. tl.uiiig Ii 1 e
l iiiie ..? !io i-l ifimi>; in... : ja r 1
,iy I'.enii; U none lilt tlie piinpc-t
iferii' is.
S. I' j'li n -u ' a ti< |?r t j' 11 . 1
if 111 i lie alii I i ..<>*, vi.iii, 11 ii ne n;Vei. 1
itoe- 1.. 11;:.tlie . 111 1. inner.
a. i ? > 1. . i. -] iim of ti.- ted; In >
ui-liol- t" ti.i- acri . in't t-> una ii.
0. S >w 1 at aiidi'"V' i e\ .ii .ad we I.
so are ii'il *_ -as, iv. I 1
i by j-r lei. ' I .1 I
11.it. I ?iii tint tile!' .?.'II . tiieili; .11 d 111 .li\
wii > jo fuii to urn ;co 11 in. \\ t ie
1 11 eil tin- 1 11 i, (wtiile Illinois .'tin
irejMt ? ; i ili l i 1 11' > at.) 11 >j>;ug
Ili'V III IV I V> no S V lit p I
I.y \> it lln i. >juifii wliii-ii
MoUlJ.i . to i: '. i >\i i 14 '
i' it. In', li _'i t ; <! < .. .'.iliuiu tnav
. .'ini: u 'ih a I i .. ,
A v I > . > 1 'ji . > 1
31; \ J Hi M > lit:- Hit i i 1 'in. 1.1 .i.i i
'ills! I.I ' ?V . I'll . C-t I'f till* Jlll.llll M *ll
1 ti:" i .vvt-r, "jiii i \ iu\ ph.-- - v\lit.ii
j.horioc'.; ll.u J?lu t ! i >n- jil'tll.c-- OJ.ii
>i.i j.lilcciiig jilnoti. our jiliailioTs jiliaiui
I'liow ])IicIIo>n mi l have jhiar.il the (
mi?ld Mrith m iiiucli phortitu l< ns I liitvo: t
Hid . j-hirkli* pli.it in* J.liaiis tO Mill ii* oil j
ir .v<>, ! j M' I 1 .i i i? ^ > tlio jilichityoll
. *\ i htnl>aii.|. I'll aiicM j
'In.Hie. j-l.au w< jili awer!" 'lloKI s
Miiaklin, ho! I!" |> ramiciilly oxciainic?l
Mn an. as, "I will |?l I low \ on jilinever!"
inl I'lnaiikliii phU iiinl l'lirancis jiliaiui- i.
' . ,l
S\ ii.it may i cal ivo tli.it nothing olny i
i.i ; Kitloir I I
w
+
A < . v? $ \ 4Rk
Tiik IIuuhk Chaku, ott tik: Ubb.m St- A ,
CIIKT KOR TaMIRO HoRSKa.-?Til? 1*00*4!- M., Ill
castor is h wart or excrescence which grows war,
on every horse's fore legs, and generally ou traleii
the hind legs. It has a peculiar rank, over
musty smell, nud is easily pulled off. The who '
iiimnoniacal ctHuviy of the horso seems pe- than
culiarlv to concentrate in this part, and its after
very strong odor has great attraction for jrernn
all animals, especially canine, and the horse bruve
himself. For the oil of cumin the horse wag,
has an instinctive passion?both are origi been
mi! natives of Arabia, aud when tho horse the li
scouts the odor he is instinctively drawn olHoo
towards it. The oil of rhodium possesses 'Di
peculiar properties. AH animals seem to id.?'
cherish a fouduess for it, and it exercises a 4Y?
kind of peculiar influence over them. The tor,4l
directions given for training horses are as him!'
follows: Procure some horse-castor and 4N'
grate it One. Also get soiue oil of rhodi- 41 hat
uiu and cumin and keep the three separate 1 wil
in air-tight bottles. Kub a little oil of CU- you c
lain itpou your hand, and approach the spells
horse in tho field, on the windward side, so 4Di
that he can smell the cumin. The horse *W
will let you come tip to httn then without *K
any trouble. Immediately rub your hand 4N
gently on the horse's nose, getting a little 4K
oil ou it. i on can limn load him any- 'N
where. Oivo liiii) a little oi the castor in a 'lb
pieco of loaf ?ugur, apple, or potato. I'ut *N
eight drops of oil of rhodium into a Indy'k 'W
silver th.llible. Take the thimble between doub
the thumb and middle linger of your right 'N
hand, with fore-finger slopping the mouth your
f the thimble, to prevent the oil fioui run- 'C
ning out whilst you arc opening tho mouth | 'N
of the horse. As soon as you have opened have
the hoTs- '* month, tip the thdnbli over up- 4,V
on hi- tongue, and lie i- yoni servant, fie lente
will follow you like a pet dog. -pell
How nti. It.-.vn. Lom.?The following is ^]IQ u
too good to i?e lo?t. We clip it tioin un me--,
exchange paper, and revpietfhl'.v call the 1 . p
a' fjj. II to il of OU :n pel- 111 who feci mill
di-poied to spread in 1 .o newspaper line: VV|J|
A young n m who ardently dodrcd
w tkii was vi-it. d by hi* Sata? ie mnjolv, Oil
who tempt 1 liiin l>? promise Ids sonl for Hyru
eternity, it lie could Ihj supplied ou this ohurc
. artli w ith ail thenvnev lie could use. The a nut
bai ' do was concluded- -the devil was to whicl
ipplv the money. and wa? at !a-t to have 'Wbf
'.be soul, iinlc-s the youug man could spend Sabl>
more m nicy than the devil could furnish. Upot
^ e n - passed away ? the man married, was yd up
extravagant in his living, built palace*, i'l til
-nccubit ! wi loly - lost at.d gave awav for- *| ?
tunes, an J yet hi- colters ?v? always full. new
lie turned politician, and bnbed bia way |, ,, t
to power and f-wne, wiiitout leducing bis dc,rr<
"pile'' of gold, lie became n "lillibuster," nuTru
and fitted out ships and armies, but bis vnnii
banker honored ali his drafts, lie wont to ihoti
St. I'aul to live, and paid thy usual rates of
inter* t for all the money bo could borrow, j ,
but though the devil made wrv face* when
lie came to pay the bills, yet they were all
pa. 1. ' >in- expedition after another failed
1 i i ii- i you
?the dovil counted th> tune, only two
vear-, that lie must wait for the soul, am. .,fl(;r
mocked tho elhoris of t!io despiring man.
)uu mora tiiul w.t* resolved ujkjh?the '
man started a newspaper! '1 ho devil growl "
ed at the bill* at the end of the tir-L quar- )
tcr, was savage in six* months, melancholy ' ? c
in nine, and broke, "dead broke," at the end 1 l,tl
of the year. So tho newspaper went dow n
and the soul was saved. f''
A Yoi x'; I.any i ivkiiuoaho.? As the cliani
p i?engers were getting ?>tf the Ihdle, at the 1 Havi
1 i nti il W arcliv)ii?e w haif boat, <>n Monday j poiiM
night, a \ .>tmg 'adv, in suq ping fr?un tie- , Ji>:n
lb do to tho wharf I .at, made loo short a 1 -j j
step, and diopped between the two boa s | :.(,r.
.i IT t 1 -
nun in? iivui. 11? r jiroiccicr, who, \v?? bo- J ,t j)(i
Ii. ve, \?a* travelling v?!iii her, and who v\.?* j jn ( j(
n*>istiig Iut from one ho.it to the other, !
gallantly / alili, and lo >L?* 1 ?1 >wn at
iier. <"*iii' f the dock hand*, who lieaid " (
li.o .*pla*h i , in tlic ? a'.or, and the voting 'll. p*.
la.iv >0-'entninjjr f i help, erie*l out, "git out | ? 11
of my ay," and "onmi-o" lie went into the 'r ' 1
water and i -?med the ht.lv. As so4?n as ; ''?*
^he was j. ? < d out of 'daimer on the boat.
? r ? i
i.'-r "atli ndai. t ' ru'iied to her, and clasping | 5fu ' 1
ii.-r i.i I.is ? tnhraee, e\cl limed, niv */?* *#-, J revul
\ >u hid lik i to have he,n drowned." lie i have
44 as so urn . i. j .ita ! that he left, the dar- !?t 'hi
i,ev say-, ,4 thout j4iirii?* ?.ie a dime, or Kr.
4 i i n > i * nm, for jumping in do liver ar Ian, 1
r in- gal. ?>S< i,-a (.l/i'.t Itffur1 < . i> !>'
t "Nuji
"If.iW AUK IJ \ I' I \ s .M .4nt-l ' ~ Me*sf j"|
l.i. ,r.-: In answer ' ? this imptirv, I will | "j
slate that the grapes cui. v-. d ior this pur I , .
. i i i i 1 , j UhtO
|> i*o are ? i a juvu.iar kind, twin skinned, J ^.
and ve?v i *1? in sugar? undi is the graoe " "u
1 came
troin which the lino M n iga raisins arc
ninde. ' , '
The tin it is left upon the vines until ' .I1."
tl -cuiiohiv ripe ami hetiin ; t,? *?!?tivol. 1 '
w . ii tl.e ! uiug h.aiwdu nr.: hi ken and -p
Lent <1 M'ti, to ho left in this way to the
op rati mi 4*f the sun in.til the \va'ory prut ;
of lite juice of the grapes h evaporated, 'the .
S'.lg .r ci\ t..i...ed, ai. 1 they aii- mtl'iciolil.y '
diy for paid .in; in boxes. Xo sugar, a* ,
many sti| ,>o , i* added. i '^i
Ai'. ' ii na ve ./ .I'.es aio loo thick
skinix d m i ! fn n i.i t. - i- > . .ri?. matter
lor tio [ .,! *0. A a4' grip- ai this c>.<uu .
try V v w . , -t e ! i - ill niti>t he ,i
* .a : i i a u.or, Southern lati.tuh . or in W
Co list* 14 . i, s. 11.
l.eu ist.. w ii, r.k., August i'd
1 L< \ r.
\ 11 i (. 1 a i s 14\ |;. a * . > u s 4 . c ill -i
ei e. 4. !i i*h are a principal .ligie* 1 1 '<
: i.4 , < a tiihiiut i ifously in
t' .14 i t- i I ig ]nii|> .-. , in l'ans. (, j .
0 in . . icttu. .. 11. , :..ported to util :,.ni ...
tii *: of tin r wast 01 tin) working up > lr.
: ,.s in 4V m.: iiai. S > rapi Hy has this '
r ?:i i 4' -" l>. en iiwei r 1, that si ibs for ",U|"
' mean*
n .ii 11 o44 made -.04 1 tn tres mi hy
a inctr * ni l.-, whi h heiug laid all in \<
i.i- p;-in he.1111* or Van tings ate 1 ,v' |V
. v iuidcine.it 1. The inventor s.ays: "I ,l ' 1
I'.'.iicale in aioi. 1! 'tone, as liani as tint . j
1 . stone, all tin" part < of a liotnc ?cv.lau*, ..a,i 1
.1 . . : 1 - - o .4
j- vv i 4 Mi.k.'i, Willis, Honrs, II"'
loot's, i \iffi u 01liaiilOtiU wilJiout usinpr
ivO' 1 or Inick. I'v tins procctfb, the house, !' ' '
hot v.-r lnr.;? it in it' he, ii ;i ni?ii< lilh. and .
num. i i i'i.?i . ;?t I t>l in solidity, I?.?
iu.i iiry >?i hewn stouo, and, in ii'spcci to .v1,1 *
\j ii- , it c -is mucii less lli tii liio coniaM
hiiildin; in nibble." j,-. ,
- *- i, p lornif. i
I hero H ii jr?> ? 1 story told of a youig n ui i.
ii.in who li .id a light Mini incipient inousiclic.
< hie day, while tin-ci in.; the tew ^
i.iirs, he a.till to Hairy: "Hadn't 1 better "
1. this moustache.'' "'Mi, lio!" replied j,. w
Larry, "let it alone, and it will die of it- in.1.11
itfir." ' il<
An ep'cuivan dyspeptic, applying to a kw
ihysii i'ln ! >* advice, was told to steal a '' '??? , 1
ioi.se. Hi- would lie put in it pcniluiitiniy,
iio diet and e tofcLe ot which Would lettolii A ,,
lint. I is ?a\.u
7
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i aaneoa
JOKK AT TM? JoH?R? ?Or.
ti army surgeon du/ing'the Auiericau
was very loud of a )olU, <if Mot perpe
I at his own expense,) uud had moraa
groat contempt for citi&tn officers,
were more renowned for thefr'eonrage
their scholarship. One day, At mess,
the decatiter had performed etiudry
ibuhitioiis of tho lahle, Capt. S., a
and accomplished officer, and a great
rciuaikcJ to tho Doctor, who had
somewhat severe in his remarks on
ternry delioiences of souie of the ucw
t>:
r. M., arc you acquainted with Oapt.
;s, I know him well,' replied the ]}oc10
is one of the now set. liul what of
othing in particular,' replied Capt. S.;
c just received a letter from him; and
1 wager you a dozen of old port that
annot gue s in six guesses how he
CAT.'
one,' said the Doctor, 'it's a wager.1
ell, commence guessing,' said S .
a-double t.'
0.'
a t e.1
o, try again.'
a t c.'
?. you have missed it again.'
'ell, then,1 returned tho Doctoi, 'G-a
le t.'
i>; that's not the way. Try again; it's
1h- t gliess.'
a gdi-t.'
i?.' said S., 'that'* not the way. You
In* the wager.*
i't-l!.' k.kid the I>octor, with much petuof
manner, 'how the devil does lie
it?'
hv, he spoils it c a t,' replied S., with
UiH'-il giavity. Amid the rbai of the
and almost choking with rage, tho
>i sprang to his feet, exclaiming, '0*p1
am too old a man to be trilled
in tiii> manner.'
le pleasaut S ihhalh morning, while
y Waid needier \va> on his way to
:u, ho found tho side walk occupied by
uber of boys, playing marbles, upon
i lie slopped short and exclaimed:
it, boys, p'aring marbles upon the
ath day! why, you frighten me!'
i which a hardened little sinner looki
and answered: 'Frightened, he! Wiry
e d 1 don't you run then!*
o National Intelligencer say* of the
while lily, of African origin, that "ii
ire deligh'ftil peculiarity of a high
; ?? of fragraticy, patlicularly in the
lug? -tho odor being somewhat like
la. Tho botanists here nie puuled,
;h very tuuch pleased with it."
iontilic graj>o eating is as follows: Tit
ii,eat only the pulp; as a laxative, comtho
seed- with the pulp; as a tonic, the
with the pulp, ejecting the seeds. Thus
accomplish the grHtiticatir. 1 of your
and insure health. Eat immediately
a regular meat.
ook at that," exclaimed a returned Irish
er to a gaping crowd, as ho exhibited
soine pi hie his t.dl hat with a bullet
in it. laKik at that, will youi You see
if it had been n low crowned bat, 1
Id have been killed outright.
.oof our cotemjKuarics, remarking upon
orr?><pondi-UC0 between President Pui?ri
and Prof. Siiiiiiiuti, tKo great New
ii geologist, say s ' the letter of res
i> iHlhei a crii.-ttnooiii formation, but
leg ruling."
><> lioston Po?t perpetrate" the followft
is said of Eugenq ^ue that "though
ifessed Socialist, lio livcJ like a Prince.*'
e same way some of our people, though
-sed iInistian?. live like the d eil.
i elderly Pennsylvania woman with
laughter, looking at lho in nine statue
raid, in the <'ollege huiidiu ?, tho oth
1 -I ? *
marl ie>J IIIU l?y-l l?V CXclHiMl
"I.a "hdly. how- wldle ho WHsI*'
t ollice sct'kvr, 'n urging his claims.
Iiai his grandfather didn't tTaht in the
utiomiry war; but he guessed ho wnqld
like to, if he had boon in tho country
o time. lie was appointed,
anui* the First, having n'ked Caatellishop
of Orleans, whether lie was of
\taction S:o.'' wa? the reply,
!) ha ! thii i- sons in tho Ark: I c.innul
nth wi.iili of them 1 hid descended."
Im Tli..m is wished to know why the
I.'fa and Trust Company is like (lie
itie Telegraph Cable? 1 wicau*0 it b?
ml. rr.ivoil in paying out and broke,
din. did you find ar.v eggs ill the old
ifit .his morning?" 'No, sir. If the
c.i ha-l laid any, she mislaid them."
o Chicago contains the follow
dvi'i-f! ment:
fanted. as partner in a general banking
s ;.s'.ah!i>hment on tho west side, a
\oungnia::. with a capital of from
to *>JoO. Addus* W. It. It., Times
\t 1 -r l .ll S(.\*loR 1 IU.VTK*. II u}ifKHIH
. i. i? ti.'.t ti.iru w..l tic a cmiltfot tirl?v<-?n
tills Hi.a. It \1. T. Hunter, itiiil clov.
' . ;l si',.; II itic t H:iv?t StatCI Si-linle. TillIll
I- i lit -which has Isvii liCcndiNg
\\ i iti much n? r t mi l ..t.ii'y 'mm tho
's n npvin li.iu, says that p??i? stent a'tn
i- liy vm'iins ai.i.sci.*11 friends <<f
II ii . id. ;n ?.i. '.I -t C.ov. Wise was
i i ii..a s S.-'i Ilor fiuiii Virginia,
i-i'ii <it . I' :,n ('.a W i;rt" ill - f?o
It . I . . l it.
. i n"i in.- i r uiii i^^, II xvoDIl He
.1% li .'.rknt?x ! mi in < ( I.is Wiviliivs'
,i\>! , to. xx' : . Mr. Ilmxtei it I li ? f.i;s
I !< xxII thus r innii p tin iM com Hilii'r*
ii.i -.i rf not mil it< fe?t. If sy. li ix 11 ?nil
o ' nt<-i njn'ii him, h.s lii.u.hs mujl u? ?vh?
< e' bin i>?? cliuuo*** of a contest, as the nulv
el | l I U III'/ h'lll.
VltlOHlTx'.--Til" Sclir.'l ( Af;i ) Sell tin id of the
hi ?i\s \N i had in mil oftic# the other ilnv
"I l i I I 'l l, XV I. I'll U 1/1X1 tllOU .<11(1 lH'Veil
>. . li v ye.iis i'!.h 1. was a ruin used Ly
*... si. Hi-.' the dcsfl xirtioft of .Trriis'iti'ni,
,t ? m i"s'iv. On out' ride i.f the prttii
jniiv.fili 'I n o of l.iv, in [M-rexe xxwds
'.hi tlx ll'iv." (>11 ilu> other t'dc is an
I .ii llntircv t'hutiiCl'rs llio xvuids
i iV 1 i ;)? !.M Thocxnn nxusl have been iiis'Ip
. I.nl oi Jerusalem, wh'eh, il recollection of
1! s |-y rx-1 s Its XV.'1, w;i.< ixh.'Clt JIIVPntT
i i I t.irih ??i Chi isl. 11 is -?UT*v?r ch;xr'
> .> i. i' .ml ilit* ?>./. of ii half n dollar, iiii'i
iii in pure silver aSout fifl en cents- .Mr.
; ^ oi il..s c ty, why is iho owner of it, in- |
in tliii it has Li-ell ilic property of his fsnnly
.lie liuiiilrcl yt nrw
I'm process for polishing . p'aes ha* l*?n dis
1, which txill materially reduce tho Pimt
i-.i iiiirrois. It . .lono by plncing the plat' s .
a il*?fs turned l?y steam, A mirror xx' ih,
iolur< il by the old prot ? > , wouM cost a tixon
ilinrs, by the new can l>o made loi fifty dolsah---The
great Governor ll' binron, .lini j
I iisix-hopi t-r convention, in Katx.s, has i*vihat
it is hot fur their |mity to participate in
tnfi< r tleyiion, nnd voted to tctx.hr liuir set
i t>ov<<rnnr Mailxxi to aid him in Ins cftottv
,i ..I ii x to <n thai occa . v?'.
,S s* ,
OK TUK COMHUtTk CCUK OF OOl'CtMlJ.OWUN^
ivruwxti, ASTHWA, BKONCIUTiH, *1*^ ^ "
XXKO 0* MOOD, * +14^pXVX&.LW* CQ&
I'LAlNlii IJiNOIKO TO OOKBUKPTICUC.
s q q % ;
Thin preparation is Bating into toss aTl off* <*?
country. The numerous tetter* we recoiViMfJi
our various ag?uts, informing oa of on fee rflteiil ^
in tlichr immediate neighborhoods, warrant a* .
saying it i? nut- of the beat, if tot tfio very heft,
Cougn Medicine now before the public. It almoal <
invariably retieres, and not unfrcquentlytlirdftb*
very worst cutt. M*hen ail other Congo prepare- ?
lions bare fined*, this hug relieved the patient, gfc
Druggists, desk** in Medicines, nod PbysiciCar, ;
eun lesiHy. A*V tlit Agent in your mures! low*,'
wLnt has bc< n hi* experience ol the efleetsof tM?
medicine. Ii he baa been selling it for any length
of lioit* he will toll v*u ' ' *
IT 13 THIS BRgT MEDICINE EYTANT. - *
Below we tivc n few extracts frotn letter# rrat
have i ceived lately i gurding tbc virtues of thto * ,
medicine. ' '
J)r. S. 3. CMitt, ofKnoxvine,<3lf..?ayr I hart
been usir.g yottr Lircfwort and Tar very exteneirety
in my practice'for three year* pa*tf and,
if"iiieith re f *t<ite my belief in trn time, .
m<>k itv ovak ?ia, otmca sanine# icitk which I
am ac<iit<iluted, fur which it it recetninended."
Messrs. Fii/gwald k Beitner*. writing from
Waynesviile, N.tb enyt "'The Lirrrwrl and
Tar In hemming daily mot e jmpulurin thit (tannin/,
amu w k think jisi l* ?o All trho hate triad ?
it "pen* in eamrncndablr term* of it, Hud fay it
is rrry beneficial in alterinting the complaints for
which it it rerom/Htnded*' . t
Mevirr. FiUtgeriilil ?i lienmrs, writing from
IWnyncsville, N. C., say: The Litericort and
Tar is be cum tug daily more popular in thia Coun
try. and we think jisti.t so. AH toho hatt
| tried it speak in commendable term* of it, and
, nay it ?* eery bt nrjwial in alleviating the com
j plaints fur which it jn rec lnlturlldeH.',
| Oar Agent in Fiehetis Itonne. S. C., Mr. 8.
II Me Fall, nt-miv- us "that he uses it with great
benefit ia j' .mvhj fam.ljr, mid rronnuikiidsioo iiis
neighbor " |i.? <_ ve.? :,n instance of a Negro- wo- f
lliatt, ittiii* vieimty, who bad be* I) Mill, line with
i disease ol the Luna* for years, attended with set
vole imotb, n'iiu was relieved by the Livcrwor
I and Tar,
Sue!i m? tiic coik! re port# w_. bear of this Midi
enie troiu aH p.uto ef the-Sooilt- * Tar a ts port of
tlici-urpi injf iu?re? it iiaN p< i forlued tn the West ,
orn nud jVotiiirrn and i?u?t?rn tStirtes, "we would
invito the sutUring patient to resui the pamphlet
which neomiipuiih i. eaeii Lutilc. To all ?t? sny,
bare hope, hat e hn~ '
TRY THE MEDICINE!!
IS E W A KNED I SEASON
Beware of Counterfeits and Base
Multifarious !
The |(i'uuiili' iutcle is ? yAM?rkw Hociii
t!i?- J ?itfper Mound ; > It U>ll1?.
l'r'n-. ?1 |)-r Lo:tix', or m* for i.Y Sold
xI, ; ' and retail l?y !>0>VJI,i: MEAD. 1
i ; I I . ( uti it I. ! S\ I> u-f. N. O. I
Sol." A?iKVT* rr>H TIIK SfiWIlHI STATES, t* I
wln.tn ull urdm Mid applications lor Ag**nci??
uiiv-i bv iiddroMK-tl.
SOLO ALSO KY
FISHER & 1TW NtTSM. SiKirtmiburg, So. Ca.
DKAN A. COOtMilON,
w. u. watson, Gieewviit* 4>
! :. KitITUi.
K r:\N0X ?fc NORKI8, T'oioiivitU, "
S H. 11 EN'RY, I411 ri'iwvilla "
G. L. HARRIS, & CO . r.utWoKJtoi., N.C
April 424 'J
l-'i?>ln*r & llciiiilvli m>II
R \T ANIi MICE ANTSIIITLATOB.
Dr. McLANE'3
CELEBRATED
VERMIFUGE
LIVEK PILLS.
Two of I He bc?l I'n iinrnlloniof (It* A(?.
They are not recommended
as U niversal
Cure-alls, but simply for
what their name purports.
The Vermifuge, for
! expelling Worms from
the human system, has
! aho been administered
fill' mr?t ! i?A?..->r?-fc ?
T *vn uiv lii\w/oL
results to various animals
subject to Worms.
The Liver Pills, tor ^
the cure of Livf.r Complaint,
all Bilious Dej
rangements, SlCK iieadache,
&c.
Purchasers will please
be particular to ask for
Dr. C. McLane s Celebrated
Vermifuge and
Liver Pills, prepared by
(^Lauvyicj
sole proprietors, Pittsburgh,
Pa., and take no
other, as there are various
other preparations now
before the public, purporting
to be Vermifuge
and Liver Pills. All
others, in comparison j
with Dr. McLanes, are \
| worthless.
The genuine McLanc's
Vermifuge and Liver
i c>
Pills can now hp hni-f of
all respectable Drug
Stores.
FLEMING BRO S,
9
CO Wood St., Pittsburgh, Pa.
Solo Proprietors*
St'OYlI. ?V ME\I?, N?*w OrUnt*, Grnrral
AV li.-l. saU: .-\gout# u<r ?lit South, to ?hum nil or?1>'IS
IIIU*l lie IKUlMfM-*!.
SOI.D r.Y
VlsiIKR St 11ICINITS!I, Spartanburg, So. Co.
m:.\N st cooi>ciO^, " " "
A. TOl.I.l'si >N, ? " "
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t\I.i N \N a N. 'I;KIS, I .1 vilie, " M ^
!o i\ ii It l'Nl: Y, I,nur<-iiMriMu? '* * ^
. V ru \'I r C<NiwbcrnrJ " " \
I . V. KAUNKTT ik CO , Yrvhvittr, H. C.
.1. \f. UAI.'RIS St CO , Ruiheiforjtoo, N.C.
Ma> t II /' ft .