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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-23

Prov 81. ssid gentleman 20 q wsg upon
one Of our wharrcs the other day
Pray. ~. what ls wood now p ~ hat
70 wood now - replied the ~ag Why tres
cvi down oHd chQppcd up
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-23

lev sfssssar raaa ssnpiopss ~ s~sn, n>f'sa
.ls0sns tu pfocBrs suhj.oi fof dtseetJou ihfesgi
ualsasis deg % b., opB 80. sHa has bssa isespseia
Ne
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-23
RoTAwICAG DROPS!

tavs 30 Euagle # cssc cured these tuveterate anL
tiecP-rDael q.aut la The vcrt and most Aopsle.i
cages. BY The ptffsycuns Standardization of thlt pow
ofili me1icue, the suuteu tgualia couuttuslce ha,
leea restored 20 10 aofi. hue. ts vital energy re.e.iab
ithel ADD Tie whole fysiom purified uai int-ors,el -
hey ere s't9 ue boi Sptus aud Asiuu.a pAysic.-
Price J, a. q bottles iar IS.
~ Noae are genuine uuless sigas3 r. KIDDEu CD the
Wfsrrr, lfcs proprietor All surcesser o. Dr. CONWAY
ty whom y Is i.r sale al b., Counting Room. So
~ Court sfi 9n'i9u saa by h, SPECIAL appointment
- Da1'.i, q Bell Aaosni LEN Lewis, Wells sn3
Adams, Warner l. Co, Ludlow.
70 / SsCt lG,eCw
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-23
" tee.

Tor ~ls by JANIS BARRETT. ia, 3G2G
l. fc,i VI seasoned spruce FLOOR BOARDS.
lIso-A General assortment of GOODS si redu.
eti toci ior Cash. Produce short approved credit.
in' from two 90 Eve years but Will credit year u
war'tI)
AS he VIII mako no d5-ouat 90 accounts contracted
offer thff latc Tor tAsu.
Huts.J. January !, 1893. ?
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-23
'BRANDRETIPS VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL
PILLSn


Security against Counicrj;its.
The within named Ferre & Parmaoe of Mddeiown,
Conn my appointed General Agents for the State OF
Vermont Connecticutt Except Fairfield county, Ilampden
Hampshire and Franklin Counties, Mass. Cheshire and
Sullivan Counties, N. Hampshire.
Ia tie Uaifed States Of .4me-ica
And this letter which is signed by b. BRANDRETiI,
in my own hand writing. also be signed by the within
named General Agent whose VIII also appear the
principal papers the United States, This caution has
become absolutely necessary guard the public against
counlereits which out of the above popular
medicine.
New York, February %, 1887.
Geo p Walton is General Agent for Vermont lex.
copt Windsor, "indham Rutland and Bennington coun,Ies
and authorised to appoint and supply agents the State
except in the counties named above,
FERRE & PARMALEE.
BEWARE or OUNTERFEITSi!
All Pills, puporing to be DIR Brandreths and sold by
persons without a certificate above Counfereh
The Jotio~ing are Ferre D. Parmaiee's AGENTS !:
Geo. p. Walton, General .7gat
Jackson & keicham, B'Gndoa,
Henry Simonds, PHyord,
y. Allen, fairhaUm
Boyuton & Austin, OrroeH
Dir Horton, HaLIorton,
l.. Aiken, Benson,
II. I. White, Cas,ieioa,
A. Grover, Heiis.
Stanley LefIingwell 6. Co. Hest Poultaey.
a. Bliss, Eost Poultaey,
Merritt Clark Niddieioea,
II. CLARK, Pawiett
Thomas M'Daniels DanJy,
n. w. Sawyer, I5Amouh,
d. II. Sabin Waiiag}ord,
C.. b. Hall Ciarendon,
WIN. Fay, General Agent for the counties o
Rutland oud BnHRgfcA. 20ly
EENAINGTCS COUNTY.
L. c. Oryis, .naHclester
Cheney i Harrington. Faetory Point.
Harrington & Langdon, Dorset
g. Moorc Jr., East Rupcrt
c. EIwe.i, U,st Rupert
Demins 5, I'LL, arlington,
J. l. A. iioughton South ShojlsJDy,
n. l.. Robinson, Beasugfoa &. PoioaaL
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-23
GTATE OF VERMONT. Rutland county Court
~ September Term, A. ID 1897
WALTER CHiPMAN, Il Co
THOMAS MURPHY,
THOMAS MURPHY.

bNoth ohlrH, W. trustee J
HheTeas Waller Chapman Of Orwell in said county
ana John u Chapman of Lansngburgh in the State
OF New York heretofore TO wit at the April term Of
WIS court a ID 1887, commenced their acllon on book
account, against Thomas Murphy of Sudbury in said
hpuahd county, an absconding concealed or absent
oeo.'t' ny suHlmoning Enoch Smith Jr., of said Sud.
Oefy trustee Of The sad Murphy, demanding the sum
o. uFee hundred dollars 10 balance book accounts be
tween the plaintiffs aud the said Murphy. This
De,ls cuiy entered IN court at said April ID.
'o''tHe la'niis came by T. J. Ormsboc their At,or.
h'} and the said Murphy being Of this State the
"me oi The service Of the plaintiffs WRIT and not bav-
lAs received personal notice of the Of
vas, aIuon, aay thereof given c until this term.
ahd no" lhe plaintiffs come by their said Attorney
and the said Murphy having been notified Of the
pehuency OF this su 1t is ordered oy tue Court that
ple saia MnrPhy be notified thereof by publishing the
substance Of the plaintiffs declaration with this oder,
IN te Rutland Herald printed Rutland IN said
~ Rutland three weeks successfully, The last Of
"'eh 10 be a. least SIX weeks previous TO the next
'eIh 81 us court 10 De holden at Rutland aorcEald on
lle second Iucsday Of April, a. d. l-3-, and day
thereof was gwen &c
PIERPOINT, Clerk.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-23

n. gs,sons n3rltsI see sll.srfhsr faf the RrT-
y tasu Hrrstp on ias a'fl R.pss lsa'a Hutlaai 70
e. ia-af are frsae,ie ST. aisAe pay atui 20 hsn o. ".
ray % g. he c.ess 81 The BEET Nln-c
DAVID kiHKAiuiE.
Rscsas. isu asir19. 3
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-23
Elixir vcxc,ai Rnisnnniqre.
y. N. DOWNS
rtgefdbgc Rufs0npfr Fli.rir.

yHoR Cough, Colds, Consumption, Cststrh. Groom
~ Asihme, Nhcopng Cough. aud of al other dsts,.
e. OF the head, che,I and lungs.
famlhles cou'uiung history ct tho medieins--a
sketch Of the ducasrs ior whrhu u recommended or
uheatts irsm objectionable sourccs-ampe direction.
accompanying each toi,le-muy I've had olSny ofthe A.
gencios, gtHts
ChRTIyICATTs
For the benefit the ehlccd beg leave 10 give e..
Rev, ~ II. Downs Vegetable Balspmic Elixir the b.h
ost possible recommendation. have gwen IL 10 cha
Of mine whose lungs were evidently dangerously affected
and Tor whom were much alarmed after HAVING tined
many other remedies in vain tho result istho
now APPARENTLY removed and the child restored 10 health
To effect this, ono phul only has bern usci
sTEPHEN CHANDLER
stanhrilgc, Jane p. $50.
G1 he above medicine is for sale ut the Rutland Bo,
Store. ty
l7u w. FAY. .9r,rr
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-23
no the Afflicted.
q vALUABLD RIEDIcImz.

yHAOR thc Of that o.aE OF distressing, dang orous
- sui lnye,oratr 3i.esre produced ny impure state
ct tho booj, ecrmony % Tho huHrr aud yitaci hab.
30 Of holy Hui ususy exhibiting the mfslyc. IN the va,
uou nruis e scroga, 81 Authouys FIRE Fever -orcs-
SAT- Nacuu, le so-y Nt e SweiLrcs, Foul ar1 ohsii-
pate Ucsn. Sore Legs Enl Eyli, scail head. scurry
aiI Neaetsl Iaiat whore Mercury hasisiled
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-23
TIE z III 6,
.fE.N.f.S:gCAS TOE
laskA

A BELS-T1oNAs RioHARDs-FAaaERs
"A ~ 4. IHoArsos,-FooKET, ABi the CHEIsrIAs
hLMAAACkf-togeiher with WALTos's Vermont Al
msnsek aud hroIsTxR, for Sale st the Esilsnd Psot
SisreiSy WA vAT.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-23
r al or.

wv BURT & Ma on.
Ruuaud. Jsu. 2, 1885 ,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-23
RIVE EFour.

DURT MASON o6cr for ssls few taush Rye
ID a.rf Ca! the lrsf quality.
Rsiiaul. Jaa 9. faH.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-23
CANADA NEWS


n UeektB Newpaper ppbiished etery Thursday NOR
hing al ST. AJaHs, Fra5kinq County perrnonL
EGoN our local situation hope to be alle 10 con-
rey Intelligence Of the situation Of Affairs ia Cana
ds at as early date perhaps can be obtaind nom A.
ny other quarter We haye daily reports from travel.
ier and also the bcnl Of exchange papers from Mont.
real and other 2arls 81 the Province, which however
seldom conceive can give inf rmation ou'v as We re-.
celVe u, anu we caution our patrons n pat too
much reliance upon the intelligence we receive a, 70.
ports have been 80 often cnutradicod aud PROVED With
ou oundaiion, that find Ourselves Ia eation 70 la.
ny 81 those we hear ia doubt and uncertainty W.
however, so far az lies ~ power endeayor ge Il
The truth ana communicate the same to our f.sdr.;
an object 20 very desrabe under the present date Of
excitement. VIC cannot depeud upon any thin. I wa,
Of private corr sponieuce from The province as tho
Mails undsrsoa critical examination at the lipe,
We sh" itsuo extra slip. with despach % oaao ss a.
ny thing OF importance reaches 10.
TIE x III s.
"ELkLf $500 per snuum, n paid wSlia .ss
yoor.--S@,5O, after the close Of he year.
All mail su5tcrbers must ray in advance,
Any one enclosing two dollar note IA the mail p...
ass pTid viii be credited icr Luneeu months Iona
dollar nDie, Fix mouths.
WEEKLY, snd the Eriras.-SsOO Tor ten mouths.
i lOJ iof four months.
liberal dHcouut made 10 compauies.
All communications must be post paid.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-23
glass and sash.

DURT6 MASON hsve 90 sale Like Dunm"-e, Sal
ID tstary aul rotamaa Winlow CiHss 60 merchants a.
Iae,ssY pros'-- Ai'o sash q various kinds
Nulabl. tsu. G. 1855.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-23
COpai g'arni sk .

DURr MASON have lor ,alo ssuper,or article oil
ID Cepd Nsru.sb.
Rutland. J.n. q. lg18.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-23
Rutland Fire society

u PrkRRoIsT, s~k
The Sussex gazette. (Georgetown, Del.) 1838-18??, 1838-09-14
10

country is most deeply insolventl Uucle Sam.
Who has managed his affairs most shabbiy
for the las. eight or ten yearsa Uncle Sam
Who has squandered the most money! Uncle
SAINT Who is the greatest borrower Of "other
peoples money!" Uncle Sam. Who issues
shinplasters, that he refuses to redeem
at his own counters! Uncle Sam, Who is
Uncle SAINT The Van Buren,, Bentonian,
Californian, loco foco pseudo-democratic
federal administration. Isn't he pretty fell
Iew?--Lewsll MassA Courier.
The Sussex gazette. (Georgetown, Del.) 1838-18??, 1838-09-14
IMPROMITU.
aSays the. Cob6ler to The Tinker

"ISays The. Cobbter 10 the Tinker"
Since we're met, let's merry merry be,
Says Amos TO Blair and Paulding.
Let's set up strave at the DID Navy,
And let the pitch be scaldng,
You sing 'sLazy." sing '.Hog,"
You sing s'Skulking"-I'll sing 'Dog,"
Says Amos to Blair and Paulding.
You write one line you write another.
III tell thumper, you tell bis brother,
IfJack, or the Wings dare 10 make any bo-
Their,
Well each of us swear that he's not the au
thor,
You sing 'sCob'-and you sing "Ler,"
You sing "Tin''-and I'll sing cur:
None shall know who wrote
CoBBLER AND TIVKER."
BLUE JACKET.
The Sussex gazette. (Georgetown, Del.) 1838-18??, 1838-09-14
THE HICKORY REFORM BROOM

Judge White takes the following instructive
review Of the course Of retrenchnent and
reform in his Knoxville speech:
Shortly after entered your service in the
Senate, the great controversy commenced
which ended in ousting the then incumbet
and placing the late Chief Magistrate in the
Chair. The principles for which you and
contended. and which we successfully mains
aained, ought never to be forgotten, and cam
mol be too often required. We commended that
4he powers of the Executive were too great,
and ought to be reduced, and limited by law;
that the expenditures of the Government were
extravagani. ard ought to be reduced; that it
was crime in the President, or any officer
nnder him, to use his official stati,n TO inhu>
ence the people in elections; that all moneys
which came into the Treasury, beyond those
The Sussex gazette. (Georgetown, Del.) 1838-18??, 1838-09-14

which were necessary TO defray the economi.
cal expenses Of the government, ought TO be
returned TO the people, who were the true
and legitimate owners, and we solemly pledg-
ed ourselves, in the face of the civilized world,
that if we could obtain place and power re-
trenchment and reform should be the order
of the day; that the Augean stable should DO
thoroughly swept out and cleansed.
Embemtic of what we intended. TO accom-.
plish. we chose for our motto the broom. not
one of the common material, but the hickory
broom. Hickory, when young, is, Of oil de.
scriptions of wood, the most tough, strong
and durable, but when old and worm eaten,
the most brittle and worthless. Continuing in
the sincerity of our professions, the sovereign
people throgh the ballot box placed our poll
teal friends in power, and after most solemn
and formal renewal Of our pledges, we COM
menced our operations and, for the first four
years, believed we were making some head
way. We had checked internal Improvements
within the states, be were Federal power, BY
voieing thes Maysvie Road Bill, the Rock.
vile Read Bill, and by vetoing bill to re.
charter the Bank of the United States; but
when the second fouryears Of our term com.
menced, then commenced also controversy
upon the question, who should succeed the
then Chief Magistrate.
For one, kept on, endeavoring to occom.
plish the task we had undertaken; but, the
more we swept, the dirter the stable became.
and eventually we f und our Broom would
moi perform its office; the political moths
and worms had goi into it. and had eaten the
splits so badly that the moment we attempt.
ed to sweep, they broke Of. and inaly, when
the second four years ended, and we came
TO look into the Augcan stable, we found it
ten times as full of Litter and Filth. as it was
when we commenced our operations
1 In the Senate we made an effort to pass,
and did actually pass bill, to limit the
power Of the Executive in removals from
office This bill was precisely similar to one
reported by committee OF which was a
member while Mr.. Adams was in Office. Sc
far as knew, i: was then approved by the
whole political party 10 which ! belonged;
therefore gave it all the supportin my power
\ n - III 81 WI
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-08-09
lfaaaccis;s2aees.s.
fyom tie Charleston .N1ycwru

NIrSSrs EGi'or$.--'rhc following inci,!en,
Is strictly true. iiE"u can tiu rDomr lr" il
81 Enir columns, aud dccm II worthy Of ~
>c:Ii"n II Is placed IT your disposal:
''Dn the ,vrnil., oi the 2lst of Nav IS-
III l. ). ship W.-w::S.l slowly cheating
up against tie light trade wind ana s,ron.s
ru'ren' thai "f;p"srd her approach To ihc
Cii' nt Vera Cruz \. she nicht hid from
we" lie lofty summit of iloumi Pcrotc. the
hrccHc died. away, nn,l the ship was brounil,.
iu anchor.
"::"rI' soon barred in silence all bu,
t"">' " 'i'7r "<p"yiAi ''Gj> required ,!.cm To
-" ri-.',.i;t SIv'' the i!.:.,.r u. iMoorlnr,p
iii, ,Eir!ne!:. VIII" li%I:y li.,ai ,iic deck.
iryln- To willie away i'@ir icdinas ;,ch, or
III. ham Of voices i;:' urca.ionly arose
H!npn2 Tie listening auditors of some fore
castle tale %: ghosts aud gublius, not a
sound d!S!mrnr,! tie G;.i.i 0ithnt noa,ina
icnrnitni. which contained 81 many restless
spirits. In di.niiicd solitude I'll, I.cntec
ant "t the deck paced his post of honor, fire.
GuciEiy inounting the 'ho So block, " and
carefully scanning the horizon. AT ali
sc;'s"rir ~! 'n: y"ar riir coast Of Mexico is
dangerous. from lis eNposnre To the North
winds ("h"rther> (Which arise with very
h'ilc warning, aud blow with great vio!cncr
dead on shore a!ior,iius little prospcc, of
cschp" TO any vessel that delay, 10 ..mak,.
an oilin"." rhe suicn war the sen ON
the black rocks thai '.lnv in shore ur u.s.
was distinctly audible. and nn prsraurio;,
had been icgl"c:eI 10 ci;Ii,i. u. 10 ..sli,, and
r'i!i II necessary. "C.,in read. ;,r uo-
:::ar.iinG,' "tni'sti's rcrle -" .si,cci, and
haiiIafd~ led along Sc. Measurement.
! 'i"ns to" often alas. nr&lrcl,a b, mrn HANK;
mcn. hu' never by ,urn uf war-,.$stat
| The nlg!l' was grown. inrn morning -
/ AMI the Inoh0ionoGs splash pithe wa,cra, !,
! @i'dcl by The Ships :ihc, fell like drowsv
iiitisic on ihrrar oi tie nitlnG%!li watch
j Sn'idanly cly Wa, i,"Hrd low, distant and
| feeble. h"' 'Iwa, haatuH. More Than ON,
! ear caught II, an listened eagerly in the
! '.ircr'iLn to where ii sccnIcd ro come.
/ again 'l"a" heard anl againl FAM and
! d"spa.Ting, as II 81 snne oncin Innuu dan.
/ ger. IL must be! 1t is, The bah!,iinr SHREK
, al some p"nr $" imui.r in Ills agonyr ..Ep,
away the life. buoy" ''ccar. away The Sd
| cnlcr!' A blnw OF Tie !m,c;,cl severed The
:. iIShinS Of The buoy, aud it trifrud as,crp.
Happily he may see and reach il. "lnwe,
AWAY "a soon us vDu are 'raedv. Mr. >
"Aye, aye, Sir" In a few seconds IN,
boat was da>hn@ towards the s,oi whence
the sound praccedc": al eyes from her an,
The sup *trainlng 10 pierce tic darkness. 4
!un.crn was. heislsd to sI,oy thai si,ccos.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-08-09
The Es6GeGesd a.iyes.aiscr,
Is pUBLlSHED
EVERY THURSDAY MORNING.


TERN S.--'rhree Dollars per annum if paid
III advance. Three Dollars and Fifty Cents il
paid before the expiration of Six 'i"nths from
the date of Subscrption.-and Four Dollars if
not paid within Six Months Subscribers out of
the State are required to- pay in adoancc.
No subscription received for less than gear.
and no paper discontinued u l all arrcaragcs
are paid. except at the option Of the Editor.
All subscriptions will he continued unless 9th
erwise orderel. at the end Of the year.
Any person procuring five subscribers and
bcc"nng responsible for the same. shall receive
the sixth copy gratis
ADvERrIsEHrH conspicuously inserted mt
62t cents ncr square, Tor the first insertion and
Aba ccrts Cor each continuance. Advertisements
moi havingthc number of insertions marked ~,
them, will be continued until ordered out and
charged accordingly.
All Adv -r;isemcnts intended for publication in
this raner. must be deposited in the = iiice by
Tursdap cucning.
All communications addressed TO the Editor
(PosT rAID) will be promptly and strictly attend
cd to.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-08-09

MOI combined wlth the oxygen of the at
mo phcrc ibis combination Yields the
carh"uic acid gas, delivered IN the s..r,niiiu-
''"ii--ihr very same gas which bubbles up
through The Lrer tubs of the tIistillcry. anil
derived III the same way from The ierrncnta-
ton oi The iarInacrOrIs matter oi The seeds
used IN such Establishments. The oxygen
gas of the h'uosI,ilrr is moreover essential
I" even ihiS fermentation for seeds pla,ite,
so deep, as TO be beyond It's reach. will ie
dormant for Years. il kept dry. bu still ca
i';ioic of continuing the species on The ac-
cr>sion ol hca', moisture aud air. This Sc
cinSmn oi The air is the reason why seeds
c"'no up so badly, II, after SON ing, the sur:
Lac" oi the earth Lccoucs muddy after a
ram, and hardened into Il close crust.
WITH regard To other matters connected
with tins SUBJECT, time of sowing. &c. our
'l.nc VIII compel hrrvity. we think all
Small brhin s!'"nln he >own The first or.
second week III OcU.,rr. Local situation,
viii, ,o cou,>c, lnodiIN all general rules. For
Instance, IN situations subject TO a slipcra-
hunuancc OF moisture, rhc plants would he
liable I" be rnzcn-a result Inc more proba-
Die from the spcwins up of 1nc earth by
Tie iroHt, aud thus more exposing their roots
10 the severity OF the winter. But whom
wv ivy 'h'H Cd'i v sbNu eScapcS ln1uly, us
product Is much mare heavy aun perfect;
ana IL furnishes the farmer i'm GARNER suuDly
by II 'i'''Aiii. ~ Il >cnsum. Wien hi, store,
nave "iIiini>"d 10 Il >cauly supply. Our
"hchl should never Jr -Dwu l.tc; Ihun liie.
middle "i October. ii uunli be- better If
SD" n nc 'nhdr: %! Scptcnbcr, aud tlu, H.,
risks are nearly s,.duecd ono, the Danger
ol a idtc ir"si IN lie sprnS.@ Ii would rIprn
ociore those Diseases occur. wi,icii are ag-
2f'Na'ea, II not riuduccu. ay those moist hOi
Pcr''uN 81 common Ia t!dr \cr..ai season =
All the succeSsial pruducerS Of wheat, those
w.'", ~ the lansaaSe of their nciy hDnrh0od.
heCcr .tdtea,H will be found Il. enquiry,
nave Invariably III every In>laurc, .>uwu
lhc!r seed from the iIddlc oi september Ia
'hr nIldJl of Ocioi,vr, according 10 Seasons.
w heat should not be suvn Oh ;.iicsh ma
!'"ret held; 1t |, ii piant Of dclic','e taste
ana suffers tram gross living. But alter,
o'hvr plants, cGru Tor Instance, have led On,
''ir''na'''rc. and used lis sr"SScr ,.arts;lhen
N''cdt may DC y.r"wn .tivaninH.uusiy, Mllh..
"ut Tie rIsk, wu!Cn soil. rnIk with ahiulal:
Substances used iur uiannre, iivariahiy ia >.
4 - rirtitlg
are aiiild-r uniformly The consequence. par
'icu:aril !! t!Ic las, OF Apr.i AHA May .uc
!:nt aua wet.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-08-09

BUTTER SALT.-Wc recommend The
!"ii"wins remarks from the Maine Farmer,
u the attention OF our readers; they couiai.
infornntion which may be useful to manv
Ut them.
IL Is moi unfrcqucnlly that we ncar COM
plants, which We have no doubt arc well
founded, that much of The butter for sale in
oar markets, Is strong, rancid and unfit
Tor use.
FROM our own experience, we are in
duccd to believe that the grcatcsr part of the
laut Is the salt which is used i'm il. We
were never able to preserve butter in lis
p"ri'\. tor any length of time. sailed with
TIE l.Ivcrpuol salt, while the butter made IN
The same way and saitcd with ground rock
salt, has hrcn kept IL year. rcraininr ,hr
same sweet and PHEASANT flavor il possessed
Wien iiret taken :r'in The churn. That ,b,
hhc Liverpool salt Is not tit to he used 10
preserve meat or butter, is a fact no, so
generally known as ii should be. It's con
vcnicncc for use, and White texture, induces.
people to buy it. But if, instead of tI,i,.
they would purchase the ground rock salt.
Notwithstanding they would have TO nav n
hIs her price, they would be gamers in the
end.
The butter of New York market has also
been rendered W orsc if not absolutely snoil
cd, by the same kind of salt Bec,il,d bv
IFS iine and snowy exterior. The cil,zens
nave used II extensively in the counIie.
famous Tor grazing aud diaries. In mauy
cases II has supplanted the old fashioned
coarse or sun-nIade salt. Wherever the
Substitution has hcen made, it has been
"n! pcrn'clo"s effect. The butter so sal, .
ed, does not keep us well, loses its ngrcca
nic iia'or' anu acquires rather Il dlsagrcea
bic scent. The difference between butter
put up with this salt, and natural crystaI,zed
sat is 50 great, that our whole sale and re- :
tai grocer, can distinguished it AT once, by
Ihc smell. on piercing or opening tirkin
The sweet flavor and nice order, which
pure sea salt gives. is altogether wanting in,
that which is seasoned with The other.
And The Liverpool sail is the remote
agent at :" much loss, damage. and misery
To lhc United States, it is high time to ceas,,
both 10 huy and consume it. In it, stead.
| sail from the Bay of Biscay. Portugal. lsI,.
of Nam. or the Bahamas, may be ernpl,v-
ed with perfect safety.
The iault of Liverpool salt. of nj, ,,hs,
salt obtained from the sea water. by fore,
OF fire. or by boiling, is It's ahmixture. with
foreign ingredients known hv the technical
names of stuck and Littern. These usual,
adhere TO the salt in considerable quan,i,,cs
| 'ihcy have no antlsepiic virtues, bur posses,
Il directly contrary effect. Sea salt. iorp,.,
10y natural evaporation au,. crysializa.irn
has vcry Ii!t.c mixture With thrse r,re;..,
. il ~ -.c....
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-08-09

EARLY ioUTH AND OLD AGE-Therc
arc Ill existence NV" periods when we shrink
from any great ici>silnde---carly youth
and: old age. In the middle Of life, we are
inditerrhi 10 change; for we have discnv.
eren that nothing Is, in The end, so GOOD or
Sd bad. as II at first appeared. We know
moreover, how 10 nc. ommOdatc ourselves
M circumstances; and enough of cXcrtion
rs sfiii leif IN us tocope with the event. But
age Is hear, wcHricd and tcm;,cs, torn: il is
ihr crumbing ccnotaph of fear and hope
Wherefore. should there he turmoil for the
few, anu evening hours, when all they Gov
e, is rcpose! They sec their shadow fall
upon the gravc-;inh need but 10 be III res,
hcpealh! Youth is not less avcrsc iron,
change; but that is irom, cxacScraiinp Of its
consequenccs-f0 all seem to The young so
Important, and so fatal. They are timed
hecanse they know no, what they fear, hope
ful because they know not what they en-
pec'. Despite their eaiety of confidence.
they yet drea'l The first plunge into li.e's un-
fa,hoIned dsep.