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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-23
THE ORIENTAL CYPRESS TREE.

The Editor ofthc American Farmer is much IN
debtcd 10 Mr. Skinner for the following letter from
Com. Porter
Dr.n SkIxHHR: Pcra. Inn 80, 1888.
send you some Of the seeds of the oriental cy-
press tree with which the Turkish cemeteries are
decorated & embcIlishcd, They now all in per
feet maturity. had them collected yesterday
have sent some to the horticultural Society
Of Massachusetts, where have no doubt, they VIII
be properly disposed of Those inclosej beg
you to distribute as perhaps the climate of Mary
land will be better adapted to them than lhat Of
Massachusetts though have no doubt that the tree
will flourish in both.
Every body has rcud ofthc beautiful and cxton-
sivc cemeteries Of pcniar of Pera and CONSTANT
nope. 1t is not worth while TO go into minute
description Of it, 1t is sufficient to say, that II IS the
most appropriate tree for grave yards and, as the
question has been agitacd in some of our papers
how our grave yards should be ornamentcd, send
| these seeds.
| The tree is an evergreen ; the top of beautiful
elongated concal form. Ii grows to spody SIZE
and Of an enormous height, as thick as they Can
stand and may be propagacd from cuttings as big
rolnd as leg or arm.
| Inever pass one o. sul .rRyc ya'dS wllho"
kind OF horror at the idea Of bens jcrosn.l 'ne'c
| never enter Turkish cemetery without tcen
gny where all is galety for they arc places of re-
sort tor Amusement Of Turks Jews and Christians
There is no place more gay of summer evening
than the Clamp lie, Marts dr Per0. Ills is III
owing 10 III cypress tree. With us the deserted
and elected grave yard keeps us in constant ter
ror Of dcuih Hete death has no such horrors
Inc lovely groves ofthe cypress and the gaety oil
the Waco reconcile q IL Wheiher Is i! best tt
lhr NJ cbns.aut t.eedof tcali,, or 70 he perfectly
raplilat and yscoI,..aJ with ~ l.ne .aiicrr dc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-23
RECEIPT FOR MAKING TOMATOE
kAIfItE

Take tomatoes hen flpe, and bake them TIL
they become quite soft then scoop Them on, with
d ,.oslnon and ruh the pulp througha sieve To
the pulp l'uI us much CHI vinegar us will bring II
TO ptof,r hlchness, with sam 10 YOU taste. Add
10 every quart hsfan ounce of H.tlic and one
ounce Of ah,l OTIS, both sliced VERY thin. Boil II
ono quarter OF an hour then sl,nIn aud take out
the garlic and shaols. After standing I'll quite
cold, put the INTO stone bottles, and let II
STAND few day before ii ID sohed UP. II, wnoh
tis bottles open tho sauce should 1ppoar TO DO IL
ferm.unng state. put some more salt and boil II
over ngain. The sauce SHOULD be The thickness OF
rich cream WHEN onIed out, aud - IVY opinion,
far superior 10 tn. famed Bengal ,ha,ny, 10 Inch
il bears considerable resemblance
y II S.pt s. 1881
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-23
BRAN OR HULL OF WHEAT, &c.


In French paper find the following OK
tract from the proceedings of the Academy OF Sci
enees, winch We translate for the benefit OF our rea
ders
Economical researches relative 20 the brain OF
hull f wheat aud other bread slufis by Dr. 1ierpn
The author caves the results OF his researches in III,
following propositions.
LIST That the envelope or eorteal part of the
wheat forms al least ono-twrntltlh of the weight oi
the gram.
2dly-rha' nevertheless by the customary mode
of grinding, wheat produces one.iourth OF lts weight
IN bran.
/ IDLY That about seventy-hve per ccntum III
the nutltlve substance OF the gram rs LEFT III The
bfan.
lthly-Tha,hy simple washing, there may be
drawn from the bran hnlfits weight %. the first
quality Of -four Of oatmeal according 10 the nature
OF the gram
5thly-That there may, by this mode of proceed
ing, be made from the grain al least fifteen per cen.
tunn, more bread lhan is n, present obtained, TINT
-, from the same quantity Of GRIM now used
IN France, there mi glt be had three millions ofkll-
logronls Of bread per day, more thon Is now obtain
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-23
MAJOR powNlNe's LAST LETTER

MAJOR DOW NlNG'S LAST LETTER
and the President are getting ready To com.
on that way this summer We shall come as ial
rs Portland, and expect We shall 80 up 10 Down
ingvelor tho President says he must shalS,
hands with uncle Joshua before he comes back
Tint faithful old republican who has stood 10y him
through thick and thin ever Since he found ho wa
gong 10 he elected President lie will either =
up To Downingyllle or send fol uncle Joshua Il
meet HIM NJ Portland.
There is some trouble amongst US hrrc, II lille
10 know how We shnl pot along among the iode
lslsts. when come lhnt way. They say Tho
fedcralists in Massachusetts want to keep the Pre-
sidcut all 10 themselves when he comes there
But Mr.. Van Buren, SAYS thall never do; he
mast stick " the democratic pafty-zho may shake
hands with fcdoralst once III while It the de
mocrnts don see HIM, bnt Whenever there's any
democrats round he mustn't lock nj a fadernlst
Mr.. McLane and Mr.. Livingston advise hnn
toihcr way. They tell HIM he better treat tho ie-
deraliss pretty civil, and shake hands with Web
ster, as quick as he would with uncle Joshnn
Downing And when they give this advice, Me
Lewis and Mr. Kendall hop right up us mad "a
march hairs and tells him if be shakes hands with
II odcfalis: while he is gore, The democratic party
will be ruined. And then the President turns TO
me and asks me what he bad better do. Aud !
tell him guess he had better 20 STRAIGHT nhcaJ
aud keep seh uppo, lip, and shake hands with
who he 5 u mind TO-
MIR Van Buren, staid with Us n while at the Pre-
sident's, but he's moved into u house now on
Pennsylvania Avenue. l,c'sa fno slick man, !
cnn tell you, and tho Presden, snyo he s the greut
est man IN America He's got tho bcu, emcst tongue
that ever see Ifyou had II bael1 hat on, he could
go 10 taking 10 you, and IN ten rlnates he could
make you think It WIS white.
Give my love to our folks up in powninRvllle
when you have u CHARGE TO send i, to ON, and be
la,o me your old friend
MAJOR JACK DOWNING
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-23


Among oIlo' ~ tiers rasofted to by the faculty
10 stay the progf ,ss OF hs terrible disease ono has
been published ofao singular character. that We
no no, heaso 10 c&tfaci iho abatement into our ca.
lumne. Il is contained IN y letter from Mr. Rich
nfd Lamlhg. of No ~ F'nshury square, district
IN which Tho royages 81 Tho po.uc have been ve-
~ great Nh Lnmjng snys--
have 'aely employed muab ~ saveral case,
ol eholeta Win IA SUCCESS 10 unloun and decisve.
ns To mako It's introduction dasirable. without
loss o time II tho notice OF tho Whole profession.
Ne
fhe saluInfy influence Of the first dose Of nlusk
VIII he lound 10 become manifest by greatly miti-
gain n very few minutes, aud IN many cases
by ehecIaai'y removing The clamps, ,hc purgine
aud the vomiting My plan hns been 10 giyo ut
on.e fifteen grains, rubbed ma draught " ith lumo
Of angu AID II wine class full Of cold water aud
am justified N tepor,os ,ha, tina frs, STEP if ta.
ken promptly. viii searcey ever fail 10 arrest the
progress o, tie disease. to leave the patient 10
casy and o.cInasy convnt:sonce
so osideoi IS tbs action Of musk in cholera
lhst tho practencf VIII experience no difficulty in
determining whether ba need repent It's oxhibitop.
or whether. having eubdued The immediate CAUSE
Of the disease by the first Dose be should direct his
attention To the removal Of ls CONSEQUENCES by the
ordinary mcsts,'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-23
SPEECH OF BLACK IA VIZ.

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be',s soi,, ~ on,a, The SNAKE Tbsy moi.
snneJ no hy ,h,i, ,,neb cv.re uo, sof, W.
| lived in danger We were becoming ike ,hen, by
pocritcs and liars, aucrers, lazy droncs, all tai.
| kers and no workers
! We looked ul to the Great Spltt We went to
our ercat fnthcr. We were ,ncourged His great
council gave us far words and big promises hui
! we got no sstisfnction.-Things were growing
worse. There wcre no deer IN the forest; The
spossum and beaver we're Ned the spfng s driving
up, and our squun 5 and proposes without vicluals
10 keep them from starving. We called great
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-23
Pam ha N'rsi.rb PiApssr.

III fiIo~i.g rec.I pit has been communicated to
~ for publication. We are assured TIM, tn. result
of tn, process recommended q Ill render tn. pork Of
a delicious flavor 80 much 10 cause the fnos,
stubborn Jew IN thr,stondo 10 fcrsnsar tic ie-
ljgion of ms fathers aye even choice enough to
Iurethe shade ofdrpartcd Epcarn, Rom the richest
bsnquet of an Eysian paradise.
To cure dOtea huns OF ordinary SIZE and
weight, take twelve pounds Of common packing
salt pound ~ salt pctre and one gallon Of mo
Iassos rub the hams Thoroughly with this eonpo-
sitlon, and pack them down as cssoy possible
N n cask. let them remain one week then take
ono half bu,hei Of hickory ashes, make OF 1t a
strong ley, add 10 it plck, winch will btar IA rgy,
pour the pickle ns fully 10 eoYcr them, and lei
thum remain IN ii three weeks.
In the summer season, after the hams are smok
ed pu, them y, Il casH IN layers, with layers OF
perfectly dricd tanbalk between them.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-23
F.om n National Ga eti,r.

We hnyo received nj length or London and
| Paris Journals Brought by the packet ships
! " lltcn Bytnes and thnrlefnagna> pbo FOL
! lowing arc oonn oil The setnF5 Which they fur
Nah
! pt Antommorct, fnded at Cala,4 faw days
ago from I.onlun Banging with hun Tic ORIGINAL,
md only tah III ilster taken from tho taco OF THO
! Empeior Napoleon after hi. death. On hs bonn
| opened at the custom house, considerable ci""d
pressed 10 II ond when II WAS nshn 'nc'o=
, sed IN lis cnsc, a contest arose to WHO shonll
hav, the honor Of carrying to the Doctors 10.
tel
The meeting Of the friends Of tho Polish cause
which took rlnee on Monday evening, TO celebrate
III. second anniversary of Che Revolution Of the
Lithuanian Provinces, wns brilliantly attended A
number Of Indies honored The meeting with thrlr
lrcscnrc, and the Attendance OF Members Of both
Chamber, General Officers and ohs,s, Distinguish
al for rank md tuleni was very great among thr
company were great number of English. The
room vas handsomely decorated with fags, among
which were two TINT have been received from the
friends Of Polish hcrosn IN England, on ono of
which orr tho emphatic wcrls go" P.rsGgefnucc.
Hope Poland is not We, lott" The venerable
Lafayette opened the proceedings with CLOWN:
mud merited eulogium on tn. glorious pnft takcn IL
tho late fierce conbnt for liberty lay the Iltbuanun
PioVince9. lie Wn5 followed by CONT flhter ana
other gentlemen, soma Of whom re"d oddresses
from f.41,nd expressive Of 5ympahy md n3mira.
ton for the snfeiIngs md tho brnvery OF tho 9n
Inn Pplrs ,amid hc warmest expressions sapproba
ton flom the company
An important assoeinlan is forming IN Parlsi
at this moment having for It's object to hasten the
emancipation Of tho Jews N all points ofihe gobt
Tho association is to be divided INTO eommllIccs
and composed Of citizens Of all nations Among
the founders and members Of The provisional COM
mucs are Gen Lafayette, the Count dc Lasteyrle,
VI Ncpomuccne Lcmcrc,er, Of the Academic Fran
caise, md Mcssrs. n Cannot, Cfcmleux, Iasche-
reeu, Chaelaln, A lph Chcrfbc1r V. Ianiulnolce,
Ed 1rhaycr Leon Ilocyy, Cass'n, and sovoial
distinguished Poles and the celebrated Fcnnore
Cooper are members OF the society.
The C;uards National Of Mnrseillss states. that
On the l6th March thu lightning struck firm
house nj Esta1nc, where three young girls w'rc
asleep in one bed, and killed her who was IN the
middle, without noring cithe, of the others,
A grndcr, named Cation sold his wife public
~ in stockport market, on Monday. She wns pdr
chased by a shopmate Of the husband fer n eot'on
Of her, The fair one, who had a halter round her
neck seemed quito pleased with the change.
BidctLnyn Ga Scite.
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BARNEY'S WELL SHEEP.
ENTRiCr or LETTER DATED,
Girara fnum, near PA,Iaaelplia,
Aptii 80, 1888.

fpH 80, 1893.
feel more than ever ASSURED tlat my stock OF
sheep Is we'll worth the attention Of any gentlemen
wishing To improve their locks of sheep, par;cu-
larly 50, when have had the gratifying statement
from a man ofveraciry, whom directed to pur-
chase shcep for M in England. He IS of high
ST. ling, md good judge ind after looking Oven
large part Of the sheep distrlcis Of England, tn.
last fall and winter, IN the purpose Of purchasing
he arrived in the packet ship Montszdma, he iTti
inst and tells M on his word and honor, he could
not find any better or ms GOOD as those have al
ready, SO that he concluded not to bring any with
him had sixteen wcIthcrs slaughtered IN Phle
dcphu last January by the best judges
be the best and latest ever Killed FOR that marke
two saddles sent TO New lorh, and one sheep It
Washington and MS far as | hive heard, every
good judge ofthe quality ofshe.p and mutton, pro
nourccd them the hes, they have seen
JONI BARSEY
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coraie the grave yard aud plant the oriental ey-
press tac grare piH lose as etctort and leath hS
stang.
Yours truly. DAVID PoRrna.
7 s. Pray, how did you dispose of the pine
seed II those sent you failed, let me know, that
| may send you more They mako great use OF
Them here in all thet cookery and confectionery.
They are " del,sh,fuln as good Mrs +. used to say,
and hope still lives io say.
None OF the seeds of the stone pine ycgote,cd
led In. Farmer.
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FOREIGN NEWS
LATEST FROM ENGLAND

La RS f"t'Ai t'Ns'IaNp
ihs packet snip hionons"hele, NJ fhI'ado'ph'e,
onoRs Liverpool pape1s 10 ,he o'h ana ''ohao" 10
Inc Hh hpfl nc new foth 'onlm'fclni Con
'aihs extracts nom LONDON papers 10 mo A,h u pm
received by tho b'tsh l'nehc' Lazy oflc' Nv ppA-
VII 'eh ioIiow -..........
NEW MINIS Fms.
VIII Dc p2'eo''ea from inc extracts rom 'he
'ou'' No"smhh. 'a"' ~" ehanso III 'hu pt'''sn
Ministry was more extensive than was expected
OF nl'natoo hy our hs' eds'e's.
| rom tas '"hft No"""H.
! f@e Nm L"tes, F'@-oo'h a''o' ono oe.o'h
! Yesterday, ms 'I"Jtsiy, o''hoso py or '"'ne''
lay' 90, arrived at 5t james rom ms f"seo al
y" ,n''os'
he hleh' Hon l.. , stanley was l,ose"''' 'h'
kissed hnnds, upon beng nppo'n'td Set,o'niy
OF Nln1e iof the Var Department ma III" olo'les
ana received IN s'"ls OF o'n'o' 'hoy h"''os oe'h,
resisnedhy Nisoouht "ode''co
or 'ohh INN iiootouse WINS i''c'e',''' anu MS
'ea h"n's, on MS being aPl'o'n'eo oe''e'e'y III
Hte' 'ot lfcan7'
MI tllicc WINS presented ana kisSeo '"has' Oh
ms beng apPoln''u secretary " wa.
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HOLLAND.
I'll, following pr,yote corresnonl,nce ofthc Lon
don Tunes is unfinished IN TIA paper of the 4th of
Anril and el;bop I'll some Of the writer's sprcula
tons which we have omitted to insert indicate
tha. he IS a warm poftizan and strongly opposed
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pcEs'5f'AgI.
From The .Ncr York Amctican.
REESE u BI.ANCES.

From The .Ncr York dmcrican
RESEN 81. ANCES.
F.. Catt (f ron canl the Cgatdia # ie n,tnutc !!
Hcrhaari is like hlp whose strin,s
AT will are touched alike by all
Her heart IS like n bird iha, sings
In answer TO each towlers call -
That harphas still one secret tone
Reserved for master hands alone
That bird has stal one meaning note
Which only toward lis mate will float.
Jlcr heart is like gallant bark
Whose hold with precious freight is slowed,
While on the deck you only mark
Trace. of Il less costly load.
That h rk /, n course will sometimes veer,
a, ifno hand were there to steer,
Bat vet the pilot does not sleep
That guides hat vessel DER the deep.
Be.t will be he whose listening car
Thrilling to sounds hat none have heard,
Sholl in their fnest cadence hear
The music Of that harp aid bird.
Bat lady more will envy him
Tor whom thsl irc,g hIed slip may swi in
Who by the ght Of those bright ayes,
Shalt steer to port his noble prize II.
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I'E,lS Ms.

1yFor 81 nor annpu n, payahlc IN ivaaco. v, sui.
.r,mi,u will he received e., la.> time ,,,, s,x ron
. M paper w,ll hH dic 'uaurI tbat AZ the d,.cr,,n a
he I;iiIors) uatil all arrearaees paid
IT ,pYE0 rsEdENrS. wilt he o.crtad at 80 cen,
M, .,p,re q, TO-. the m Il tn, aad 81 ; rael
o,,,nu,pee rho.r frnn dtins must he paid for pre-
x. 10 ,,e,r n.nfr'", ti pnent assumed by som.
ye.,ous lille nc~-on in iynchhnrg.
Ys letters al lrcsr t. the Editors mutt be post pau
or they will not b, attended to-
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sinnd 4 Frnnee had consented II rcPeal The embat.
goN rast,r tie Dutch wisonefs and hlow Ito We
Pow ls 10 take up the question a. ateihniofsi fio
land agreeing 10 oprn the scheidi, opd atsn an n.
mslice for SLY months. HE commandment Of
protocols. may socule for a une the peace ot Ia.
topc. and ultimately accomplish the wahes ri
The X ing of holland, by rendering tho hels'dns
daily mote dissatisfied with thels PRESENT cove
mus.
Every lresh protocol would he victory saned
by The Orange patty. until the sttehsih "' III" u
poncnts would be 50 weakened thu HEY would
quietly submit " the maefly 81 the wei ditp"'e7
and mcsl respectable Of tha community. Not u man
IN Belgium, always excepting the Interested poth
who would not rnhrr submit 80 throw ny lheb N
dependence At once thnn conscntto ente, osaln ihe
labyrinth Of diplomacy Tho meeting ol the Con
ference would bs the signal for NV loans, lncfoa-
sed taxes, and the consequent decrease Of credit
whereas, ny tefusne 10 enter into further negoua.
tons they may lose he friendship oi England ana
France, with the prospect Oh seitllng lhen own al
talrs without sword of diplomacy.
LOUIS Philip has adopted new tactic 10 curry
favor with the Belgian army llo - distributing
the order OF the Legion OF Honor, with the ptodl
gal hand Ola spendihrit Ash and have Is 'he
order oi The day, and polite nate to the lullie''es
Is a,ro TO buns by the next conveyance, Tie
useless hauble. The Legion ol Honor - no"
as common IN Bele gun, as the Golden spu' oil
Rome.
TURKEY
Private letters we've received al Btuastls on the
81 of April from Vienna, announcing tha CERTAIN
that Il 900 kusslnhs had dlsomba,hod hem Con.
slantlnoplo-- bul az no dates nfo gwen, We arc
left 10 conjecture as 10 lilo nuhen'elty Of ,he te-
port
4
Tho cou luet etthe Ffenah Government IN refer
emo 10 the affairs Vi Turkey and ERypt is IN per.
iee eoul,asi to that OF another great Power hm
sin Ihr utmos, tankuoss IN communicating ita
intentions and movements TO Austria and t'fsal
BrtpIn md indeed It's constant nnnlteBtation ot n
jeslre 10 act IA concert with our Minister, must he
much moro satisfactory To lbuso Courts than the
reserve and Van, Vi concert which have been
compliance OF 10 reference 10 another party.
lGioLf
putng tho passase from Trieste thu Secretary oi
king O,ho fell overheard and was saved nom a
walssy grave by the yaan, conduct Of BRUSH
seaman, named George Whto--whom his NJ les'
W Immediately rewarded with ,le gold watch.
which he himself then woic, aud promise Oh "t.
Ting on h'ru pension for liic
We understand hai orders havo been given ~
pup, with tho utmost despatch, 0eot lot lhe Med
| lternnean. II is now well Understood al the n
mlrolly hai the Russian ships ere mol disposed 10
lousc Conslantnople, even uH favorable wind
iibton
Lord Godcteh 10 to 10 ereotod en curl
The Chaneolo, ollhe Exche9oer has dolrred
his motion lor the general comunuton Oh uthea
IN Eng snd ali Thursday. Aph 10.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-23

ca2'aa Rorh's crpad,tton One Of the T.on-
don Magazines ior March argues against the ar.
,nhsemens aud prospect oi Captain Backs Arc
TIC expedition, which lately started from our nor
thorn frontier IN search Of Captain Ross With
tho war,1tst wishes for their SUCCESS the writer
thnbs the scheme a " curious mud cruel absurli-
~" III, leading objection Is that the patty will
have extreme difficulty md suffer great priyaiien
III searching ni Capt. Ross, and Will be unabl, IL.
afford any rcnl assistance if they reach him. ThoJ
do no, expect 10 discover him for at least tW eli
nonfh5 and wlIl then be ia nearly the snmo cod
too themselves, by reason of the cold Il prvatA ;.
they mus, undergo, and canno, spare their folld :
wandercrs either food or strength 10 relieve thti Z
Besides, Capt Ross Is we'll stocked with prot
SONS from tis vcsscg. and can ~ readily find III
way back, by ,hc land route, ns they can find theA
way 10 him Ill not stocked with provisions. he isN
probably not in existence, and they can carry hin,
none il they reach hu. Upon afull review Of tho
PROJECT the writer expresses his fears that il will
he utterly futile aud unsuccessful" lie thinks
il would have been infinitely mare judlcious il a
ANAL steam vessel wnh supplies had been dcspa,-
ehcd oa,lY IN III. Spring, dreetiy TO the Arctic
Ocean Tic article is too long TO copy, but the
FOREGOING arc tic results at which tho wrtes ar.
rycs