Edgefield advertiser. (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, January 13, 1847, Image 1
" We woill cling to the Pillars of the Temple of uur Liberties a f t muast fall we will Perislh amidst the Ruins."
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-BY W M. F+. DUR ISOE,
EDIYOR & PaOPlRIETO R
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Calcaeda, fC - IS 17. -
MONTHS. - _ 1
JANUAR/ : 4 6 8
3 4 5 6 7 8 9
10 11 12 13 14 15 a6
17 IS 19 20 21 22 23
24 25 26 27 28 29 30
31~
-FEBRUAFRr, 1 2 3 4 5 6
1 8 9 10 11 12 13
14 15 16 17 18 19 201
- 21 22 23 24 25 26:7
28
.MIncu, 1 2 3 4 5 6
7 8 9 10 11 12 13
14 15 16 17 18 19 20
21 22 23 21 25 26 27
28 29 30 31
APJL,- 1 2 3
4 5 6 7 8 9 10
11 12 13 14 15.16 17
8 19: 20 21 22 23 24
' 25 26 27 kt 29 3
. 3 24 25 26 17 28 29
30.37
1 2 3 4 5
6 7 5 9 10 11 12
1t 4'15 16 17.18 19
2021 22 23 24 25 26
27 289 30.
JILT, - 1 2 3
4 5 .6 7 8 9 10
11-12 13 14 15-16 17
1S 19-20 21 22 23 24
25 26 .2 2b 29 .30 31
'AUGUsT, 1.2 3 4 5 6 7.
S 9 10 11 i2 13 14
15 16 17 18 19 20 21
- 22.23 24.25 26 27 2S
29 3031
SdpTotaut, 1 2 . 4
5 6 7 8 9 10 11
12 13 14 15-16 17 I8
19 20 21 22 23 24 25
26 27 28 29 30
OcroBER, 1 2
3 4 5 6 7 8 9
30 11 12 1i 14 15 16
17 18 19 20 21 22 23
24 25 26 27 28 29 30
31
NovEiDin.R, 1 2 3 4 5 6
7 8 9 10 11 1213
14 I5 16 17 18; 19 20
21 22 23 21 25-26 27
28 2930 .
DL.CENIDER, . -1 2 .3 '4
5 67 8 9 1011
- 12 1314 15 1617 18
19 20 21 22 2:3 24 25
.26 27 2S 29 30 31
POE TRY.
P11TY THE~ POOR..
The winter-limes are coming fast,
Pipes loud and shrill the anilumnl blast,
And lealless limbs are quivering.
And houseless ones -are shivering:
With your eye
Youi may spy
- Naeked feet
.Mid the sleet ! .
Then pity, oh ! pity the-poor,
Whzo stand in the cold at your door.
Whent your hearth-fire blazeth brightly,
Even as it burneih nightly:
W~hen you hear the wild winds chilly
Pipe their wvarnings lud and shrilly:.
In the storm
See the form
Thin and pale:
H~ear the . ail
Of the suflering-list the cry.
"Hlelp the poor ! LReIp tiemnor they die !
Clothed in rags so thin'and~ecanty,
Live they in somae cheerless shanty -
Doors unbauag andiidoive open,
Rloof all leaky, walls all broken:
There -half dead
Witiomi breadl.
H Feer the cry
"Must we die ?
Perish we in this great city,
Noue to save and none toi pity 7".
'Mid th snoti ud.!ri the hailinig,
roiriae han thn Qrnhlan's wailing;
7 Iire f Ir sec with Rent ^' 1 plenty,
W hil it fa(tre is ginmr :,and scanfty.
jLocid the ('l ast
' At your floor
1'herd42 ~Statitl the piloo
thr ine:dly iin tttlii city.
Few /o aid tand fete io pity
T) THlE FRIEFNDS A 1I) I' VP
I ONS OF THIE JO~t*RN kL.
li'h Edii-'tr 11u tlga. L I. I t le;IV.. in n
f i.t- dnts, .it III, ca Is ." duity .ini1 tea
triouiistia. to4) l~c', tli' f-c'S of Ills Coiuntry
antd rttir?:s frm Ii' *'dl'e'iell Chli.;
d eiccaapv" to m~p er- rji~ ti,. " (r'nt if fpi: l.'
I:" lt'j; Ilni tiitct a- :.eslii'Ih wvhich'li
lIt -ccui'iteiIfo Illii.- I: t',Iiht " n
uttintis-lit' tr usts noe" :alti1ct'tit-r wiiii".t
se'nte cedit inii i I'-!-.-an l ixcli~: flii!.
the Uorlpel ti ofl edit icr fjel he .n, i-e
itt. UO1i'4 and1( Iliitanble oil'.',1~ tlit ha
slieir, he tit ems "t preatir in bid ad ' ; r"
his pi: ~r'dn ; acid at le ice ii n"" 1":
ri-i urn tht mt hi, I ldo ks for th*" unutrt,:
Lilttt's. , cot 11i'.1,, atnd 1i)rbee"ar~a
w~hich lhas uli'.t itgi iilte c the ir eoni1iit:J
ot1W.ttcl hil"iite In'' it' fte-i 'd tfiwi Iri
pre~etat c~irctt'i. H.. I tsis litwvt!i
flint his a bse net- wit!hle bui :ec'Iti r;,ry;
aind that lie wrill celti a in at flv Itn dills,
hp";ti'r prc'pared to dischai ge hit; duties.
:nd mrno capable of cate~ring for the"
informa~tio'n and a musement oif his "at
:tfs In ihe .tcevau linm he" hope-s that
h~sc' ft jatels a:nd paian litsiihe h~t
iirforifr' ex etende to h;itt so he-tral113
tlat c'orifdr~nci anti .up1:rir, tj!j con-.
tanut th' "ii p,1:onage and ecd vcrrik amy
itIplet ft'cti" Ot h;ui. mayt .Iris}' in l:he
iitiuic of t his fnl~ 'il In1- tilt ttiiul)e
r:crv. ::bst'ae. To those, of' his pistrat,1is
wholl are his pe'rsnal It it:cits--iantl it he
*aui1tl teo say, that ithe grett ict n iiclrir
of them tart' of Itii ca~tact )-it: ft'h%1
that tis, a pjat el is .1;s ea.'tinte ul:ae'ce'ssac
a y. Ii is to those of (hm'ni Wle) hiiVt'
kno~wn lau' 'olt' s this pai. p t ihai-this
cIpne. is inic-oded, and he feels also,
'hit un'dt-r th'' ci rijmstaa. cs, it will no 'iIantb t sr3
iii bdstttso t eo satitlionK:,fK. n
'a ('I nit a O'grlstt y1 t:c It'lrr
'.^CIre' 'tt' -%trVtt" et t)1 t e'iY!Iti' '
h i ateric i '',i Irttit-ot dci ii cogl b
secct, iII 1Vi-r'e tv.a1* t11alifi"tl for :1
tacsijiot; and aaie wht se' tai,.nt andi at
1a4iiu'nts c at .1 sezilici''ec I rtl~nty that
it Jotur:.a, tiiit- hi's Cotttrot, will I""
e'iaJ cit-it'd wsitht d i't iniat"Id abiut' v
;iitf success.- -laimurg Jcrurnat.
T'.iIled L;/ a Ijrolhcr.-R..tnd. Re'
g it, ;tbiut iat''t-0 t. 3 'as cva SIo
intt he ;tbilrce n by his bro t r MV'wiaIl
acbtout Si 5t'-itn yeai as old oil l'i-s.cy, tlt
I met sains'- di:a. Tit y r,",-d d D.-ra
tar coon t, itt titily'' iof Il. Fl., i'ma I n.
(lie su tv Vail Wva t Ic :1 IS B.: t."~
tiln thae 17,1 Iitl . i111 1 iticti' l-: t
v'i ('ulI.5t;ice't5. as tV 1 11'"a! ciatnIie w. it.
fii it thti- chit's lia0titet Ve.IS tehitiitttt -tid
tet:ute-r eiit? Iii,. eldear, Ulf,- f t '! h twi
abhsent. TheI' vouu~er Ial ein l!r t iir1
caredi, whtit. tItl 'I'r pet 'eitd iiw w acithI
It cliuib to ;1 itut fretia1 twhi(' e lie c-tilt1
nait rtreait, t hr ott it t kld him.~
Tac-k"jt mwtr tooic sota un~' it aita thlt
beamn o~ th Cii-ole , and p:tcse!l within
abot 75, trot of thet British mail
wvere erpiuaedl, hiailed. ['Ii" Clyde. wasi
torlcl-etilcelv got iii. div std, ,., vcvcer, iind
wiasno fiat all jnr.p n tili ti or t;intiR-'
i"d b; tit- opr:iii aboulet to b -under.
-C'-li t ""re tl l't men l eann tina
th st..-li f I li, C'reeecIri" . ite""V caift
,theen,.esiile ~, I '~n Lieii . [P-.rkt'i, Wiho
sp ike :heir I:ingtiagc lIkp" a nativt- rep.
ceseiiteid tn,,n t'if as sent tiiian business
lhe , lroeiidi oberc~tiiile veA " I linge at
Sicrifireets. 'I'li qil tee] the M'1. xiranfl
for a mtectuelil, bua .ilrashuing of the aims
*elI the pa~tty, as~ they cIhiinher(-el 111 t
v" ,pees s~ides. afarineed hitvi ;igctif, mnd
It.-. at one'' hailed idei broithier senti
e.: -O-, thei Catrl- walls. Ti'ti, alarm
trot, wvas rumi-,, thic.r waes a rrm. id paissin:g
to an td frig on th it )ttlein "nIs, tend a ds
I - of I "lits iii dtifferent pails -of the
.-ei roielt liltl. Oni ty pt'et severeelI In
I is 'flm I-, an] secured ev vry soul onf
'1'11Ir prseouers, and as our leaders well
kno sii. et ut. vessci -lit ffit'.
As thenv callr-r off from the biurningt
VP%5ie, enri whf-n still wvithin piol slio
of ahp' castle acnd with tilt,- muzzle's of tie
liiie guns plinlit y visible, the party gave
iine hiearty chlt'fs. Thtise fAiiiig to
;rotsve a sictg1e t~uam, Owe ioi~tience' of
itt'e gallant t."rs vtenteil itself in giil SP .
i weuld a ipear thuth l, e"xie;aei, front
. 1pre'dlieidd a geiteral attack, andi were
I""") iis:eii'ely etigit?C in iitrusteriiuz andI
hlinu* e"hti to diesetiver I hte little beta t
cony T~~~ i't- whio a aiflt-u a ipiears after
ti-scalds lo hatve annoyeud iheni inlineca
stir a ?.h, whils t ther sate tint'- it W(.1i111
Lo fair too show tht tht- o~o anJe
:Ie ULJ'ae .wff-"red litit!e protecion eutee.
lh t'a rtisoe hiavie Vigilatnce cenough to-ds"v:ra n'V n1proc.o:
tanIii fir ti;iii him"tii*e or h.;s seen.
Ti't- sulspicionls of tibe Mexiec ns,1.i
migi: be t xpi rtej~l were ;,osd il
tnder tilt! frst. ini FlIe of e pr
sond ueekhu'sisof resa o r trut;Illg 're~,
said 'to. .itact! gZ.eii iIV
s"rving of conetradic 'it)n. A lighit t>' ,,
iiteti by 'hi-" Siinn~m , uiiche thec :,.:trot
u.. liy' enrmu list. hiave via ;', i fi- l init..
tio. The 'i , hCf tv''. liow evier,
bcocime r-ent vi.~ ilat t siimce th" occii'
seici'e. ai~d .u fi-w ntights afteru.:erd-. 6ir.".1
upon1) whaut tus; have huesn srolute proi
nent reewks of het reef clo;,- by, nltislti
kitig :1teumi t'oi boats.
T;-iE G- OR(;hA RE(;IMENT.
A4 l'ei~t'r ito.:; Mcj 1 Willti~aes (ot 'lit
28h Nov., lisp' iii .eitore.' is Iuiii'hell
in :hi Macott Tilt truipi. We't *ccak. at
xti at :
'['ii R gim. ii never wits in al flair
eeuadi' ion. Iet:Ii'y, h i gh sti tted arial
InIOx~US " .ni ieeet tea'e ""nt.ri : tilt"
fntie,!e .it horni'l iii' be piroude ofi tlhei.
tiresiii-:tiVe's ', M1"xe'x~ ", f., iv- 11.
i:i i'!" espt'i i iaOieS oef (;e'rgi 1.
A. fit ut:t, .1i hinrd!' link vni"
know toee 'f 1 woit.- a it tie'd 1,-vii
b"tte'r, if a ni-tn) Con be *tol look wieli,
wc.s." eyes~ .hoii arn" visitel" threcuh ale
:hr ofl, WI'PtA'.I t CIS in t1t
I. " Ii- t2'mn with H WhtiCi' is Only
:rlt _vt... He-ir is ai !mltie place
;iian' ?.v mrrtiiki's, who~ e~xchange:- di
h ).p~ ss ofl Aitui or .tnytliing Ie'ss ;i
jyr'" Lj o ay-'r by yourst'lf alne be
fonisU 1y. pt'rfo: m.'d before .'-lhe libor
ot the. 'Vr 1e. riind.rraken.. It is muci
:btter" $rni pra yer to busin*sg
;thani Utifi9iet l..; prayeir; in regar(
tthe; "freodi'n from disrractinr
thtig Becrause' also, if then work
gets t tart if rt elin in. theo rnrninq
'ti; h-1 ter rsligiie, t0 flvaitt1" tlh
tvlitr flay after.
bit of iide' s inact'ivity if miind
si carefTully gu ardeh ,gainst L)
the y' :id the ait .ost care shoruld
'e to cultivate the opposite,.
namre 'alnt of directing the mind
Iiot&r" VhlateTcr comes b:-fri it;
e hr .ignr obs-rva;i:ui,-This
tna, .tiedasforingui, the four
dfatiooi and ir telecttifc'.i;raci,- r.
"Si,. t'hqvi. known Got1 ini a sa
vigan tier; sid a lady, 'ptintjing,
anuar{ ije4, fhat' bad chiarms an
ktnn ma before:' I haye ritervi~d
!whiat t pposai is i iaste for iten); 1)r
ref li) it refined my m.nind, and made
ie' sus 'ttbte of !mores~iois frutit the
stbi ild "beauiifuL
ita f rile reasonSt p.yo carrn eit
anthle_- 4,;:s good. coin, are, is iI ci
ddi: l s iil he *Xcaur- harl-sL n,
'tde;, cig dt*- i h~s poust s ue! Of
trite N~ ";-to the East I'.dt al. use.
You lit beno t!ardly for tve:ral morn
ing, r,iLanb, x;;i! ail.' .)f 'the 'dirir
tor,." '.Ie q ....rf-. r~pi-d ; '"bt
then 1;) dtovrysgu ntwuy Very Curly!
1/ - 4r. W it -
c~iti" wotr~tfizesl on zies grl, or
~u0 ~-tyver jbi'otn A 11.,vr t1
4bufe'it dlti he had" soul,
',t tcar;rgr'd~t'c' "rak by
C. tist~n u
a1 flit. f. h t~ Ttri~lleti IS hie first to
errs hal niull tiad Iv:'r lrI'a to) iii. j ails'.
win, I is a SO1TuniS he1r, mtid he. i, tiroaght
be' jre ,judge. whoe'tV.: w lull hart'
b'oen ,:I' ct'd, if ht. had ii-it goi w. alt.;y
hr, se'liing liquors.-1h In.iegr.o is hanrg
of coursi-, for g, tting dlriaok.-whie s t'
who mtiide. himt so for uneit oawn init'rt'st,
gc: pay fill thir prc-"s Jr ,,ri:- 'inoC
.jialit!,ait2 hai ~ng its'.; ard .,re iir v
I O'tii('Cted by -ho. pub)ii.--Scietific
A mericanl.
i Alan, t';rich This!-. , a IYives -
']'i, ( G7.*-e i t, 'Ii , t -1 i t ':' -i fol-.
I.owi rig tear'rh-ulit u t -;'- nitl :' "ne
oiur I: lends, , i"tt is; wasu dv.-es tits
,1i-Isie i Ih s tirat' (, s11" 4l- i.1,. of fto j .d l
-tuogi".It, hit pruts ni Ii iti u-I it~*L h
2i.1Unt, 11t, Its' iv dit'cav"rud in Itis-f~I
. ~slur sa ill .aoi sqei- i- lit iil Lie , the
C:11;14 4111,u of flt it1.1rn' ' tus %Vivt '1f ;j
t~~,"he-n amed 11Itgau:i, at rich ." iat
1,, 4. iwi' ) ~vtiu diedl m6'r years :Igo.
anid who se'-.tn.d o ii tva out "bltit
b- artt~dtf," all ti' ilt. be iardls, past sai
fI utt~sett.
e J tirteen-months after her marriage. Tlt
a' tweifth, a daughter of a physician ai
4 Brussels, whose name was Heste did
, not survive her marriage eight rhonths,
t Her father suspecting that she bad;been
noisedd, niate ar post mortem r*kami'na
lion of the body, but the autopsy dis
closed nothing -which confirmed his sus
picion. Lasily, M. Hansac took unxo
himqr If his thirter-nth wife, M. Mutard,
of Tw rs. in Brahant, of which place her
father was govet nor. This unfortunate
lady, finding hersell attacked by a.mal
ady similar to that which cat ried off tie
other wives of M. [Hynsac, retired to a
Convent, and at the:tenh- Madame Porl
man, of Ghent, ivrote to Count- Martig.
*ny, had tesided there several yea' upon
the pension allowed' by her husband.
Mdme. Poelman adds That as M. Hiansac
ead iralelled a gre:et deal, and had
issed many years it, thite Levant, it was
very probable that he mightt hav'- lost
many othet wives whos:- names are C!;
tirely unknown.
The Randolph Slaves.-We. men
tioned som- months sinlce that a large
number of coloird people, furmurly the
slave's of John Ratndulph, h.d p'rised
thr ough Citicinali, on their way to ier
er County, Ohio. where land, provi
.ions. and farming utensils had been
prep;redl for them: btt w did not mn
tion tliat on their arrivsl on their iown
land, the~jieople of Mrr--r Co., even
those who had sold the land &c raised
a mob and drove them off,. and they
we"e constranied to seek uncotiditional
s.-rvice among the more rriendly white
families in diffkrent parts of 'the state.
The nholition paners' are now conor
ring 'hetmselves by turning the apparent
ly adviers circumstances to good fortrute
.on t:e groutnd that the ni-groes are at
qeiring couse of use fitl instruction in
ii iitt 1ual pursuits of:which Jihey weto
entirely ignorant (having~ been accus
.omied to raising tobncco)-and Wti'ct i
andispensalnhe t theii snecess in =iiming
ier temseles>-SciAmefcan
.v a votir.g NdIesnaticra wob)4.
de i .e sr rlirtn mny is reck ne t
t4.no 64. ; Net England, and Vir
e.i at 6 - iln New J:'sey. Pennsylva
... and .m: t land at -7i and Gd ; in New
York ar.d No' tit Carolina a: 8s. and in
in South Carolina at 4;. and Sd ; but
the enu'a;nation is this :-Under the
Coloni..l Government,1he States issued
bilk of :redhi' to sttppely the want of spo
ci't and :o :nswer a medmm of toad:.
Bi,: as tie's bills wior. not received by
the British mercI;,tit- in pav went for
gzooh at their par v4ltixa, holderis of the
hills had r p.ay tore. Thus in New
Yo k t e, h.id to ,ay ini the bills of the
tiates at tile rate of 8;. ior4s. 63. sen
lnt2. and s,) in proportions to' the de pre
ei .tin of the bills in ol~t:n States. The
credit of South Ciohmna stood Richer
than .,u." other St.:te, the:r bills being
receiv.-d at 4s, Gd. a dloll.i. In inii way
was in norce, a dJiff.renc' b-tve. n the
E.dlist <i rlin nijjel y ated the currnn
cire< of the Colonies, whiclh remains still
in the ordinary i ickoning of the people.
Remarkable Fict.-The seo birds,
Sthe ipuii2, guilliidot ensd Bzor) bill,
can;Oot fly ove01 te land at all, ahougha
they can rise fronm the surface of tihe sea
wit pertfect fihrilty, miontr to an indefi
ni" heighth, and' fly with amazing ra
pidcity so long as thet seua is utndter them,
huit n'' wot, -r do th.' a y bovei teound
ha~n they drop as if sliet. Durinig a
strong wind from the sea it not ufre
gnently happens 'hatt ithese birds in
mnuting huier than the edge of the
Ichn'ls. are itg'denly blown over the, land
when they immeditly Ifalh,and can only
regatin their nsatural eh-menthy~ crawling
ft the~ edge otf the rtrecipice, whten new
-vigor seemis to inspee 0them,anid they at
one son; away with their usual veloci
Newo Solder.-Dissuve zinic in inn
s aic acid to siuraison, add pulverised
s:il ammoliniae to this solution, and after
bmtitrg it for a short time, it is t eady for
'tnse. In using this compound, no clean'
ng of lihe metalI is nece'ssary, hiowevel
I txize(ld, .nd s'il and other maateriuals are
- dispensed with. it is only necessary
- tee apply the compoinnd swith a piec 0
e pnge' upon a susck or a feather to thi
r parr which is to he soldered, in place o
Stthe article now nse'd, to prevent oxida
* ' ion,tand rjc-tarnhe Ilmw of the solder
SSuBch IS lht efficaicy, that if two piece
4 if bar, posslesine considerauble surface
h'. we't with this soihntion anid prr.ssee
- l(ogethter, upon till application of th
nl solde'ring tool the solder will at onc
sflow between the plate~s throughout.
T las, Scientifie Amer.
To Clansathe Teeth and- l'mprov
Ithe Breath.-Te' four ciunces of fi?
.n pm....-d lmo aer,. add one drachm
Peruvian bark 'and *3sh the. teeth, in.
the mmning before breakfast; anl~fter
supper. It wilf'effectually. destroy.the,
tartar on, the teeth ard remove the oflen
sive sm'ell arisin trom those detayetd.
: ILNE .STUMPS.
Mr. Samuel W'arring, of iiorrisdaIle
Pa., states that lip it,4 the habi(of
buiig.out piie itui'ps. H,. digs tho
earth away from the roots, taking carejto
go as deep .s tlieilou'b ., will teach.
4fter the- roots tveje made bare, he
made a log-heap around the -stump;
and he says, "if the weather is suita
ble, the fire makes clear :wprk 'f it
it in a few hours. He .statsi -that he
last.year cleared a. eld in'his wa,
which. as thickly atpdded - with pipe -
stutisand olf ping trees. He did the .
work by.'Todd jobs," as-hislabors could
b: spared from other Erm work. The,
ftie!d was so cleair by'tiee 10th of Sep }
tember, that its contrast with' otlie'r tots:
inducid the inqpiry how' long it had
been cleared-..He.. thinks the .mod'd
good one for those who .cannot conven
iently obtain machinery.-Albany Cupl
tivator. e
MA.DDER.
Why is it thatrsuch a vast-amount of
money is annually paid by tiis to foreign
countritgsfor this'article, when we ii&
soil and climate so admirably adaitd
for its production .? There is no go
reason why weshould import mad
and more than that we...sjjqtjd
madder, . and, more than
import wheat, pork.or.chdse: '
of the :uost sure and profitable cro
which the American farmer cant
his.ttention. It is not subject io bo
destroyed by frost drgtli, insects c
farthl stock.. The'deinand- forjtjs ian
creasing in .the. same ratio. utir ou 4
manufactures. - '
James Eaton, of Winted, Herkimes
couoty,(N. Y ) scultiaid ;ade
of three yeds'gro thi. ulanted '
rate-or ihtll tit c i"' y
dderW i atfounrea rwE! ,'
yteld 64 cwt. to the acre, merchantable
madder. It may be well to-give notice,
that he will.be able to meet orders fob
semd the.iresit fall. [ will be.'I4'
boxed add.delverd at Utica, at $50.
per bushel... t.requires six bushels to
plant an acte.- Plant on rich,.pellow1
dry land. . Au, acre of madder, properly
cutivated,-an'd of four years growvth, at
$16 per cwt.,-the price ie has obtain.
ed for his-will amount to over $900.
-Albany Cultiidtor.
Preserving animal substances.--PU.
tref ection rejuires the presence of water
becau.: by drying, animal substances,
they are preserved. Hence one reason;
of the .reserving powsr of salt, from its
strong affinity for she water contained in
these substances. Alcohol operates
partly in the same way. Various other
substaiices act. by entering into combi
nation, and. the diveilaut tendencids of
the affitiities.of the constitnents of those
substances are .overcome ; among these
atre. corrosive sublimatet coppecras, tan
nin, wood vinegar, and kreoso.te.:. -A
high temperature stop! putrefaction by
coagniating the anotized materials. Pu
trefaction if~npossible above 1820 or .
beloiw 32" Freezing acts precisely as
drying. [Hence houdies preserved 'by
frost, and those which remain fresh for.
gears after death on the Arabian dqsprts
are preserved from te same e'ssential
ca use.
Dr aths of an old Atiniuter.-Rev. T .
Fleming, one of the first Methodist Min
isters wvho preached, the Gospel west i
th'e Alteghany - nmountains, died at the
residence of his. son-in-law.,Rcv. Da
'vid Shar p, i' Elizabeth, Alleghany Co.,
Pa., oni the 21st ulr. There was only
one older Methodist proacher in the U..
States-Rev. Ezekiel Cooper, of the
Philadelphia Conference.
1/llinoia--This State which, since the'
days of the Mormons seems to have-been.
devoted to saareby and intestine- broils, is
now, in its Southern part, in -a condhtion
of foarfulh turbulence, on account of~ .the
operaniinns of' a body of lawless vua'bondle.;
who under the name of "Reguistors,"kro
invading publie and -private - rights, exer
cising Lyntcha law upon innocerrteieisenh..
and scourging the community they intier.
Several of them wei-e lately indieted'by,
the Grand Jury and arrested; bia'their
companions releised them biy force from.,
the gaol, tyhippit the' Grand' Jury-arnd
every persona engaged in the arrests...
Eve. Newt.
HOW TO'SAVE -TIME.9
Have a pldee for every 'hing, and- wh~en
youe have done using 1.1. retuF Ii6i its
plade: -This will save much tifnein oan
. ting after. article. which care thi'i o rn
f 'lessly aside and liae uos t~