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PILES, &c, H1EMORRHOIDS.
No Cure no Pay--Price 81.

TTAY'S LINIMENT.-No Fiction--This extraordi-
nary chemical composition, the result of science
and the invention OF celebrated medical the intro
duction Of which to the public was invested with the
lemny OF death bed bequest has since guned repu
taton unparalleled fully sustaining the OF the
lamented Dr. Grideys last confession that he dared
not die without giving to postey the benefit Of his know
ledge on this subject and he therefore bequea,hed his
friend and attendant, Solomon Hays, the secret Of his
discovery. ...,.. ...
Il, used in the principal hospitals and the private
practice in country, first and certainly for the
cure Of the Piles and also extensively and eectualy
battle crednity unless where its effects are Wit
messed Externally in the following complaints
For Dropsy-Cfea,lng extraordinary absorption at
All Swelllngs-Reducing them in few hours.
Rhesmailsm Acute or Chronic, giving quick ease.
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Group and Hopping Cough-Extenally, and over the
chest.
All Bruises, Sprans and Burns, curing in few hours
fever sores
Its operations upon adults and children in reducing
rheumatic swengs, and oosenlng coughs and tghtness
oil the chest by relaxation of the parts has been surprs
Ing beyond conception The common remark OF those
who have used it in the Piles is . 1t acts like charm"
The piles-The price 81 is refunded to any person
who Will use bottle OF Hays Lnimen for the Piles and
return Inc empty bottle without being cured These
inc positive orders Of the proprietor the Agents and
out OF many thousands sold, not one has been unsuc
cessful
We might insert certificates to any length but prefer
mat those Who sell the article should exhibit the original
TO purchasers.
Cau'on.-None can be genuine withou, splendid
engraved wrapper, on which my name, and also that
oil the Agents.
SOLOMON HAYS.
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Agents Fletcher street. Maiden lane one door be-
low Pearl street, New York and by one Druggist
town in the Union
All Editors who will insert the above 6 months in a
weekly paper shall be entitled TO dozen of article
For sale by Robert s. Patterson, VIM Fischer f. II
dec som
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NJ HAYS LTNruEyT FOR THE pu re r.,

III HAYS LINIMENT FOR THE Piles IT..
proprietor bees leave TO recommend which he does with
the fullest confidence, Of the most valuable remedies
known Tor ms troublesome and painful complaint With.
mas IN ms possession undouhed testimonials Ina, il has
more completely answered the purpose for which il ia
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is perfectly innocent in its application ia an c
ages and sexes Full directions accompany each Loi'
For sale wholesale and retail at Fletcher street nso
Maiden lane, one door below Pearl street dec 4 Gn
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DlLES, DROPSY, SWELLINGS, ALL SORES,
. RHEfMATlSM-lti is absolutely ass, rted on the
most positive proof that the above are
cd and cured by the timely Of Hays Linment 1t is
proofs which conclusive and convincing They may
be seen at length below.
Tho true article has splendid engraved wrapper with
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near Maiden ale, door below Pearl street. where the
article il sold.
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Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-08-09
From the Farmers Cabinet.
PuIyeriZe the Soil,

Few farmers are probably fully aware oi
the vast importance Of keeping the earth
we'll pulverized, and especially in seasons
of drought. 1t has been observed by the
celebrated Mr.. Tull, and by many others
since his time, that thoroughly pulverizing The
soil, and reducing it 10 perfect tilth, in.
creases and extends the pasture of plants.
The soil thus pulverized more readily at
tracts the moisture, always floating in the
atmosphere. MIR. Joseph Wimpey says,"l
made several observations which clearly ex.
plain, TO my own satisfaction, how dividing
and pulverizing the soil becomes the proper
mode of conveying the aliment prepared by
nature for the sustenanee Of plants, into the
bosom of tho earth. Ono observation !
will mention, as i, is directly 10 the purpose.
One evening, near the time Of the mems
leaving work, smart shower of rain came
on, which drove them off. They were dig
ging one Of the plots where beans had pre-
vionsly grown. The shower did not last
more than half an hour. The next morn.
ing, as the men were digging, observed
that the rain had not penetrated above half
an inch into the ground; / requested one
of them to dig one or two spits Of the
ground that had been dug the day before.
when it clearly appeared that the rain. in
The new. dug ground, had gone as deep as
The spade, which was full twelve inches"
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-08-09

the contrary, as it disso!ves In the earth, the
solution descends as low as the soil has
been stirred by the plough"
Judge Powell, in some ofhis valuable ag
ricultural papers, remarks that by plough.
ing deep and high manuring, he had con-
verted the most of h,s land into the richest
soils as deep as the plough could reach, say
IL or IA inches. This would not have
been the case, had there not been contin.
ual tendency in the manure applied TO sink
as low as the plough has loossened the
earth, and nothing is wanting to constitute
soil, where vegetable or animal matter or
mould can be sufficiently mixed or incor-
poraled with the native earth. The ten.
dency to sink, is perhaps more strongly
shown in the mineral manure, such as lime
or mari, than in putrescent ones; and Nal.
colin in his Agricultural Survey says that
wht re lime has been used in quantities on
lands containing considerable sand, but with
an impervisus o: hard.pan subso'l, the et'
fects Of the sinking of the lime has been to
produce compact and lime mortar bottom,
Of course destructive to vegetation until
thoroughly broken up with the plough.
The true course would seem to be, to STIR
the earth as deep as possible, to make the
surface intended for the seeds and the roots
of the young plants perfectly fine and frla'
bic 10 incorporate with this surface earth
The manure, covered so that nothing Of its
mower should escape during forn,cnta'ion'
but not so deep as to be readily acces'
sble to the roots ofthe plants. Experience
shows ,ha. light dressings placed where re-.
quired by the plants, and repeated as often
, as necessary, are more profitable to the far.
mer; and by The repeated tllllngs being al.
lowed to mix more completely and deeply
in the soil, is more beneficial to the soil,
than heavy dressings placed SO deep as to
be longer time in decomposition or incor'
poration with the earth.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-08-09
From the Yankee Farmer of January.
Mulberry Trees...Silk.

MIR. Editor,-To satisfy myself and some
others, have made some extracts of the
sales Of some Morus Mutlcaulis trees THAT
have been publsaed) which were sold from
Sept. to Nov. 1888, inclusive, in the fol-.
lowing places, viz :: AT Germantown from
so to 60 cents per tree. Auction sale
there. from Got "a cents per foot. AT
Baltimore 20 TO % cents per foot, (none
less) and at the great sale there ofl20,000,
at 20 to 225 cents per foot, measuring six
inches of the root, all the growth of this
season, averaging about five feet high
Auction sale at New York, $4,000, sold II
to 19 cents per foot, measuring 6 inches
of The root, averaged ls cents. A gentle
man from Philadelphia, purchased Of Dr..
Stebbins, of Northampton, 125 trees. paid
sl25, cash in hand. Samuel Gummeri,
Burlington, N. J. sold 2340 trees, large
and small, for $25OO. And another person
sold o .housand'trees picked out Of 5000
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-08-09

There's few rules that will, barring substrac.
ton and division, and obligation, our folks
alligated agans, me, that | wouldn't come
to no good. All the cypherin | ever could
do, made more come little, and little come
less and yet as | said alore had good
many assistants too.
Business kept pretty fair; but | wasn't
cured. Because was good natured, had
to go with 'em frolicking, tea-partying, ex-
cursioniug, and for the same reason | was
always appointed treasurer, to make the
distribution, when there wasn't q cent ot
surplus revenue in the treasury, but my own:
it was my job to pay all the bills. Yet, it
was always Saiix you know me- 'Salix,
pony up at the bar and lend US levy
'Salix always shells out like a gentleman.
Oh! to be sure, and why not2-now I'm
shelled out mys"lf, first out of shop--old
feri fasb'us to me directed. But they
didn't direct him soon enough for he only
got the fixtures. The goods had gone ou
on bust long before bursted. Next
was shelled out of my boarding house
with lugubrious look at his shirt and pan
taloons,) Pm nearly shelled out OF my
clothes. It's good thing they cant shel
me out of my skin, or they would, and le
! me catch my death Of cold. I'm mere
shell fish--an oyster with the kIvers Oft.
"But it was always so-when l was
little boy ,hoy coaxed all the pennies out ol
me coaxed me to take all the jawings, and
all the lickings, and to 60 into all sorts o.
scrapes, and precious scrapes they used te
be. wonder if there isn't two kinds o
people; one kind that's made to chaw uE
t'olher kind, and one made TO be chawed uF
by t'other ?--cat kind Of people, and mouse
kind of people! l guess there is--l'm
very much like a mouse myself.
ii should like to know what's to become
of me-I've spent all had in getting my
edication. Learnin' they say, is better than
houses or lands. I wonder if any body
would swap some houses and lands with
me for mine? I'D 60 it even, and ask no
boot. They should have it at prime cos.
but they won't and begin to be afraid
I'll have 10 get married or list in the ma.
rines. That's what most people do, when
they have nothing else to do"