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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-08-24
THE TEST OF BENEyoLENCE.
ii short and l1ue stOru.

"The hand that wip'd away the tear of want,
The heart that melted al another's wo,
Were his, and blessings followed him.
DAVID WENTWORTH had the kindest Of
hearts. There was neither mete nor bound
to his henevoleGce, except inability. And
happy was any man who had tilhe OF the
prayers that were offered up for the welfare
oil my friend, by The unfortunate and wretch
ed whom his hand had relieved.
speak Of prayers-ior il was the only re-
ward lie sought, and, of course, the only re-
ward he obtained mean here-bui forget
David was paying attention TO an excel
lent young lady of his native ciiy.-Sbe was
wealthy, beautiful, and accomplished, and
consequently had many suiiors. Among them
were richer, and nobler, (in extraction, I
mean and bandsomer than David, but n'in>
porte, there was kind Of frank hearted
straight,for about my friend thai
could not fail to carry him somewhere near
the heart Of his Discerning mistress, even il
an emperor had been his rival.
The young lady in question bit upon
project to put the character Of her lovers to d
test. She had come across poor widow with
family in distress, in her benevolent eXcur.
sioGs, and the idea, occurred to her that il
would be good opportunity TO ascertain III,
stud her lovers hearts were made Of Let
ters were forthwith indited, setting forth tn,
good womsa's tale, and forwarded 10 tho diff
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-08-24

SPEED TIE PLOUGH w
From the ~. Y. Cultiuotor.
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.

In the winter of 1919. disease pre-
vailed amongst the cattle to an aarmips
extent some farmers lost more than one
half. had at this time 10 head Of cat.
lie on my farm, which were kept confin-
ed TO the barn-yard they were watered
at trough standing near log house.
1 watched closely those that were affec.
ted with the disorder, aud observed that
they would very often after they had
drank. turn 10 the old log house, aud en-
deavor, to eat the clay from between the
logs, that is. when the ground was hard
frozen and covered with snow. Know
lug that all animals are governed by in
silnct, and seldom ever eat that which is
not beneficial, determined to try the ex-
pertinent accordingly. procured guam
tity of clay, and offered it to :hem in pie
ces OF proper size, which they greedily
ate from my hand they were afterwards
led with clay twice week until the
snow disappeared, aud never were cattle
healthier, or in better condition when
the spring opened-since then to the
preseat time. 1886, my horses, cattle
calves, aud sheep, when the snow and
frost has prevented them from obtaining
earth or clay for themselves. have been
supplied. have fed it TO calves in the
spring and summer, and 1t has never
failed to restore them 10 their appetites.
when they refused to eat. correcting all
acidIiies OF the stomach, and stopping all
scourings, as magnesia does in children.
AS TO calves have never lost one in
winter. 81 of sheep two in hundred,
since commenced feeding on clay, and
ont Of l4O sheep. during the last winter,
lost not one, and most Of them were
good mutton. During the last winter the
sheep of DR.. Butler, all extensive wool
grower, were taken with the scours and
many died, before he was aware OF it; he
Immediately had clay dug up and thaw-
ed, and fed TO them, after " hich he lost
not another sheep. am perfectly sat-
isfled that it Is as necessary that cattle
and horses Should have clay given them
in winter, when the ground is covered
with snow, as it is that they should have
salt in summer; and as TO sheep and
calves | would rather mine should do
without salt than without clay
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-08-24

TIDEs.-Accurding TO recent andaccurale
ob'ervaiIons The tide wave travels from the
Cape OF Good Hope TO Gibrallar, distance
Of nearly 5000 miles, in the Incredible short
period Of twelve hours, which is at the rale
Of 400 miles an hour. The same wave re-
quires IL hours 10 reach Edinburgh from
Gibraltar, distance Of abou, 1900 miles, and
proceeds with velocity of leo miles an hour;
whereas that from Edinburgh 10 London
only 60O miles, requires the same time oil
twelve hours, and goes al the rate Of AZ miles
an hour. These retardations in the ratio o
velocity OF the Iide.wave, are occssioned by
the obstruction it receives from the coast i
comes IN contact with. AT Liverpool, il i,
found that fall Of one tenth of an inch in the
barometer, raises the tide one inch, hich !,
beautiful illustration of the laws of gravita
lion.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-08-24

Tho penny-wise pound-ioolish'' policy
IN politics, as every thing else, is disastrous.
The following remark is from the Chilli
Gothic, Ohio, Gazette
General Murphy, in his speech on Sa,ur-
day ailudIng 10 the ruin which mispoyern-
menl had brought upon The country, and The
comparative ease With which the Poodle
might have averted il, said: "'They slaid a
nome That they might savo the profits Of a
could have saved the baid earnings ofIwen-
~ years :" sentiment worthy Of al sccsLr
lalIon and profitable 20 remember.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-08-24
"dyne'6orough, august II, 1897.
FOR THE sPECrATc

FOR THE SPECTATOR.
STILL Is THE EVENING.
The evening sstill, und not breath
Disturbs the slumbering woods.
Aifs motionless out DER the heath
Soreness the linpid floods.
The sun, descending o'er the hill,
ObIiquely throws his rays,
Upon the softly iumbling rill,
That cross yon meadow plays.
The clouds, that Ger yon mountain high
Hang ting'd with crimson hue,
Like scarlet robes spread in The sky,
Are charming to the view.
Tho now end then pensiye note
Falls quivering on the ear,
And now and then a tunefni throat
Marbles both loud and clear.
Now evening spreads her curtains round j.,
And all is calm aud still,
And naught is heard except the sound
Ot yonder murmerinE rill.
G.
BGrte' brook, august IL, 1887.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-08-24

Long Oats-Lims Under this head, the
York (Pd.) Republican mentions stalk of
oats rs having been left a; that office, taken
fromthe field of Nj. jacob Weiser, in York
township, which measured six feet two or
three inches 10 height. Ii is stated that the
STALK was pulled at random from the field :;
and that within year or TIVE past The ground
haG been literally lined which is thus about
10 yield crop OF unusual richness and excel
lence, as reward to the care aud labor be-
slowed upon it. The editor expresses the
hope that the result here stated will encour>
age the farmers Of the Southern portion of
that county in u free use OF lime upon their
lands-to enable them 10 do which the canal
and Railroad now in progress, will soon ni
ford the facilities, at moderate cost The
example and the precept, will, neither of
them, be lost upon The eDterprisng people 10
whom they are addressed, and who are alike
distinguished for native shrewdDess OF intel
lect, and patient but perseyeriog industry.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-08-24
POEVR ".
FOR THE SPECTATOR.
I'M LEFT ALONE.

I'M LEFT ALONE.
Now gently glides yon mur,n'ring stream
-, And soil the night breeze signs along:
The modes; moon her silvery beam
Darts the tow ring trees among.
There I've been happy many while,
Aud careless spent each open,ng dawn
no now in vain those objects smile
For ail my comforts are withdraw.
was no, the wave that circlirg spre,d
Rolling irou, bank To bank so sly
Twas not The Wild rose blooming red
Twas NJ WHO gave The hriShte,, inv.
But She is gone, far, far AWAY;
! cherries range the shady bowers
here We have slray'd at evening CAV.
Az swiftly flew the light wing'd hours.
Then all was merry, hli;he and glad;
No s"riows then disiurh'd our mir,b.
But now my griefworn bosom. sad
Sends nauShI but bitter breathinys firth
hime heavy seems 10 move, and slow.
And absence as il will ne'er be gone.
III Nj. were here twould not be So
Alas, alas, Pm left alone.
VdynesbOrOurh l5upusf II 1907
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-08-24

az prompt excuse. The Edinburg Cour-
an, says mat an irishman having accidental
'losen pane OF glass in window of
oi his way to get out OF sight. ss Well "a ou,
OF mind; but unfortunately for Pat The ,ro.
prh'or s'ole march on him, and having
seihed him 10y The collar, exclaimed "yo1
broke my window, fellow, did You not 20
10 he sure did" said Pat, "and didn't You
see me running home for money TO pay for
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-08-24

IaPRoyTNG THE STocK.-Tbe great
Rhinoceros, belonging 10 The travelling cara.
van OF animals, recently nulIified and with
drew from The union. He was at the last
accounts wandering about in the low grounds
OF Ono, making merry with the good things
oi the !" est, plenty Of water and profu
sion OF green carn-what more could he de.
sire-h's horn is exalted, but il he does no,
give up before winter, he will stand chance
OF tasting a climate such a. he did moi find
in the South Of Asia, season not to he spent
in mud .puddies and corn fields. There j.
such thing as having too much liberty.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-08-24

he choiers-that dreadful scourge Of mo-
dern Tunes, is raging in South America 10 n
fearful extent. 4 letter dated The 23d uIt.
from ST. Juan in Central America, gives A
fearful picture OF ito rsvsges ell along ,ha
vest coast. Between the 4th and 3o,h MAY
SIX hundred victims bad lalieO beneath its
hligh,ing teucb.-Net0 OTgsans TTus 9asr-
icGa.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-08-24

II is stated that swarms Of locusts infsst
The WIscoHsi9 Territory. They sppsatsE
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-08-24

Quick Thought. -Yo our genuine Hiberni-
an is one Of the happies, fellows in the world
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-07-22
FlRS / REVISED EDIr!ON :
BY WAlGREN .5ETEA ENTS!! s.

THE rapid sale Of former editions OF
the OHIO G AZErTEER, though man,
Of f'h1n coniesSe dly Incorrect, has cscour
1ged the present proprietorto attempt, a
;e"y considerable expense, to prescnt The
"o.A under u much enlarged s. inp;O' e.
to! r1.
Much time and labor having hcco he
slowed in collecting and coI'uting the ne
cessary information for this work, 1t is
confidently believed that it will prescn
Il f4lhlil portrait Of the several section,
of the~State, and embrace an amount o.
statistical aud topographcq Information
Mt elsewhere atIalnatie, which will be
interesting to the citizens, as we'll a.
Stranger, AMI prove highly acceptable It.
III,
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t,ut um uns III te Ihheen. tbun bis
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fertig. 9Nit dn3''!itben @rma;t>
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