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CAUTIONlii
Nv are called ON 10 caution the public, the Druggists
IN Particular against purchasing from any traveller
uhuer whatever protences they may be offered any of
DIR EVANs,S INV Arr.n, =, n.,r,o.,,.,r-

Nv are called ON 10 caution the public, the Druggists
Paiticuiar, against purchasing from any traveller,
haef whatever prctences they may be offered, any of
DIR. EyANS'S INVALUABLE MEDICINES,
as their unprecedented success in the cure Of Consump
n dyspepsia Liver Complaint, indigestion, Costye.
ness Loss OF Appetite Paptaton Of the Heart Pain
10 the Head Breast Back and Limbs Dizziness Rest.
iessness and all diseases originating m the Stomach
', Lungs Liver and their associate organs, &c. has
eausec reckless lmposer, who 10 is ascertaned han
peen travelling through Pennsylvan Maryland Virginia
&c 70 counterfeit and vend deeterious imitation Of
EVANS'S CAMOMILE & APERlENT PILLS
and another mpostor has introduced into Pennsyyania
&c, spurious article, purporing TO be PASS SooTH
ING SYRUP, for children when cutting teeth--bolh Of
which are deleerous rfeits Therefore in order
TO protect the public against the nroads of such npos
tons, and TO them the benefit which his Genuine
Medicines never fail in bestowng he has caused the
cording TO act Of Congress-"
notice Of which entry is printed on the labels on
every bottle OF the Genuine Pills. and he has caused the
name OF DR. L. Paris be stricken out of the label ON
has celebrated Soothing Syrup for children when cutting
teeth, SO that the label of the genuine syrup reads
"DR WIN. EVANS SOOTHING SYRUP"
an infable remedy for the pain and sickness 10 which
children subject when cutting teeth tested and an
proved by thousands Of mothers and who have ty
resene5 tbem from death Tut Ia man s
p BE particular in examining the labels, and also in
knowing that DR. Evans vends any Of his medicine
save through the medium OF MS resident agents. as auVtT
tsed throughout the Union. nj his Western Office, Lou
sve, KY, and his principal Office, 100 Chatham street
New York. where wholesale orders will be promptly
cuted on the liberal terms,
n The public may assured that in every instance
that comes within the knowledge Of Dr. Evans any OF
his agents. where the Counterfeit Medicines purcha
sed vended, he will give them the earliest public no
tice OF the imposition Already have proceedings both
civil and criminal been instituted against several Drug
gists who have been detected, and their names will be
laid before the public early date. The best proec
nFeSp IL.
to obtain his Medicines from the Agents only
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Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-06-07
NJ MBER XXX.

med thirdly, the cuttings repay you no
part oft!'c eSpcnsr-.tIat operaIon' worse
than shaving il pig for his wool. Let It's
plant an apple tree every Twelve feet OIL the
line Of tie fence. Let there bcone or two
sprouts growing from, iic ground, or pro-
cure crot'hal trees from the nursery tina:
wi! support lhreo rails this NAV be very
cas Y done, AMI wnl,in tlfcc years ,ruhs
the setting lry wili'bn SO rong HAT you
may lItrrweav l:ir rails among these
sprous and brunchcS iu suc!l manner US
10 support thcm.
By pIaclngyuur rlrs i.seiyc lect aPar:
the roots have ruom 10 grow; NOT SO when
you place thorn or 0t;ser SrruOs within two
. lee, O! each otter. Bat Your apple ,f ~
viii IN Il short 'imo make COOL posts ,ias
will last us long as TIC rails, aud when yoi
rim, ,ou &c: soae,illpgto pay you for trr'-
nmS. When You CO not tran. you g.;
something 90, brsiI' IA post for you.'
ience ; Ior you MY have as good iru.
here as in your garden, If you vii! turn
over furrow Or two every .iree yraiS,
near the low OF trees. >.
III apples from your trees will not hu!A
your ca,le OH either side Of lIc Fence, bu,
If you wish 10 secure all the fruit 10 yourself
engrait the n es with winter fruit and pick
it II Sep;emb'r. lfyou ever become tire
OF tbs kind OF ieuce, winch cannot cost yOi
much money, tie wood Of TIE irrCs "
pay you Tor cutting, but you would beit,.r
IL! them s;and, and you may place posts IL
such posi- ION HAT they wi! lie suppoIt"'i
by lie trees. Such posts will stand Inus:h
longer than posts unsupported.
Na;uru! tedgcs OF oak, maple, birch,
&C., are very cheap fence, aud easily
kept in repair. They are too much in tho
way 70: cross lthces, BIZ, when ll,eir line
is beside Il wooi 'oI, by topping a"wn son'a
OF ;"c standards on 'is line carry IL spr;ng,
;hey viii continue o grow in III, horizon,al
! posi!ioa. and MAJ you RIOS! t::ab!;
fence.
People arc "pt 10 lop ;!.cse standards At
i wrong ,imc Of year, ana hey Iop them too,
| high. If The Standards is iuur i!ches IN
! d!anleter. rshouI,l ba cut WI ii;u one loo: oI
i1e ground, and si.en upwards. SO that l'c
whole cutting may extend one foot IN cngth
! Cut the standard llus hall oil, and bend Il
down in an opposite direction from tie
cutllrg, carefully, SO that it may resemble
an ox bow half bent, ;hcn !! Wa grow and
make you living ivuce.
Bos!0a CuH:r2io:.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-06-07

:: he p,rg.s>e, 5&r :;;"no;a''.'. wSoa oo:y
,a.f> / oo::t!, COWS arc a2:l:, ;cL ~c:%S or
Icoi DC H!in;o-.
Wa,;tg,r =. lie ;;a@l,.j'I a !a''>.' low
ever, ii shouil i. divided :H'o c;5'.i or 'c!:
;icId5 So tia; .,.e COWS ~ III Dc ;"fted 'no
:tcm succcss:reIy &c 10 eish! days each,
anI by tic tine i;:cy :-ilrn 70 tie :.rst :>'"'
tie l9!;ug4 MI have 1>conle .usy restored,
and socn. TIE lrcss ought 10 10 t"o y1a!:
old Oc!or. i:le COWS are allowed 10 i&cj Oh
them. am satis.i*d I'D: tbs snGGs"st'o",
il carr.1l .ro prac:,c2, will ahord ctr sou':.
ern ..ia:..G; al .1u,l!a8cc O: i!.c !!ncss rl..:
and Lt.::cr--ur.;u.cs l.Iry a7e ROW no: 'nuc!'
acquainted with. !s!:ow stom experience
that r!!IJcrry lca:cs increase grca:.r ~;
Quaaiy and G,%1i:ty o!;!.1 i..:!.i a.. o..'Io:'
and cua SIC 10 possible o',oc.'-" /" -.
clan. c. =. :.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-06-07

great interest Of the counry, and that tho
SOD and climate, and hati's OF New Eng
laNd, are adapted TO proIucelhe ari!t!c IN
abundance, and of superior qualify
Here hen are The deliberate opinions OF
men Of sound udsmcI., in opposite OK
'fcmcs of thc country. anil they warrant Us
II repeating, that if the idea Of ihe nlanus.c-
ta:e oi silk becoming il great business III
America, is mere Lumbu.gcry, then are the
duprs more numerous aud more rrspccia-
bic than ever existed in lhc darkest ages ot
the human mind. u Gre we called on to
designate the portion Of TIC United States
where the business Of growing silk my be
most pro!!IabIy pursued, in association with,
or n substitution Of olher productions, VIC
should probably include that portion Of the
sayc.ho:tHDg cotton scgon, where from cx'
haus:Ioa of their lands, anil their liability
nov more than formerly to fros;s, the col.
ION crophas become igilt and prccalious, al
;ays falling under certain number OF
pound, 10 ;hc acre, and sometaurs Cut oil
altogether. This port'oa would embrace
mucu Of North and South Caroline,
Goo.5,ia, Tennessee AM North A!abama
We say r.ost probably these, because ii
would only be t, transicr lhs iabour wiir!
is there, from ron.paying Gotten gro"ingto
silk culture. Tie Iabour which is adapted
to one is precisely adapted to the her
needing, however, nicer attention and man,
agc;n"nt. Were it possible ior The planters
in tic districts mentioned 10 unI;e with
natural advantages and slave IaLolr he ca
act haJits Of the New England man, they
would in sill; making, beat lile worIJ.
P.S. Stronger proof yct.--j. NJ. Gar.
nc.', ksq. OF Virginia, is understood 10 have
given in his adhesion to tie prac;icabiIly
Of silk c;l!.arc with advantage, in tie Uni.
ted S!u.es. Any Hcw adventure proposing
10 shorten an old beaten road. by Il NIGH
cu:,' ifil pass dc cruci5!c Of his suspicion
and receive from him TIC stamp Of reality
may he Ief 10 pass as curren: as TIC coin
arc ofNick EitijIe ,jmscI,--and that every
body l;cows will Guy silk in China i self.
JoHy. In.. SM.:: Society.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-06-07
lNnOETATr 70 FARMERS.

Ii "Dannc.'s Excursions It is mention.
CO that the seeds Of the sunaowcr are used
by Russian farmers with great success in
lattening poultry and birds. This kind Of
food also increases gscaiy the number Of
eggs. In The market places Of the larger
towns people eat l!ic seeds boiled. whicl,
tas:e not unlike the boiled !ndiun corn Of
tie Turks. The dried leaves are given 70
cattle: and tic wi;I.areI s.allis are SAID
to produce considerable quantity c. aka.
Il.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-06-07
From the Natioua! Gazette.
AaTiF.cEA. PRODUCTION or R..H.

ARTIFICIAL PRODUCTION or E.!N.
lessrs EIitors.-knowing 'he diilic..,'y
Il not the Impossib lily, of making Ihe sub
(; iect ineligible il a short newspaper aiiicl,..
. i. is with reluctance thai am uow ;iiduccd
ai;rc much earnest solic!ta ion from my
friends both near aud remote, to CIV. very
brief summary Of Inc rcasons and FACTS.
! which have d inc to desire, that an ex-
pertinent sl.oulJ he made 10 see wlrr. her
r in MAJ be produced as,:ieial!y in :i;:.r OF
{, GU h.
! The documents whh:iI | have co,kc:cti
on his subj c., they do not prove that
the experiment vii! succeed. do at Ieas:
prove ;la, Ii ought 10 Le tried ; this u'iS.
will mo-; satIsiac oriIs appear wIi'.n they
shall b published .nlirr. ln the mcaa linie
il has become necessary to present 10 tie
pnbiic, something On tIn' subject, icsi lcngt.
silence might he construed III au aaautl-
,nmen Of the project. ..-
Frs;-I' is k.o~n by experiment that
f air should be expanded mo doldle ll.s
volume BY diminished pressure, it wop!d t:
cooled about 30 degrees Of fahreiihcil.
Syccmd-l have shown Ly experiment,
lIIlt il ar at the common dew roat IN the
sa.E..ncr se;soH, Il, ini; -; J5~uSas.ai se~
Ire:s. Should 60 up III colusnls asoi,i .!
sufficient 10 expand i, b. d.Gi lShed I,rcs
sure, rlto double lnr voiutp,,. ii M.ud.s.
dcnsc into wafer or ~; 5.. Gioa;, - tie colo
Of expansion, more. 'han oiIe haf'oi 10 va
pour, quaint, y SUITES, i. - .Ioa.cc ie;srly
three iuc.cs OF ruin.
I'hi:L--It is known by chcr.lc;.. 2sincii-
pies that the ca!oric of,'a>itciiy gi,en OCT
during the condG9SaIrnn nf this wpour,
would be equal to about *. .0u0 n,usuf.un-
!hraci;c coal, burnt on EACH sluaIc f!i;;e over
which the cloud extended. =.
Four,h--l have showu. sby cxperiaeu,
| [s"e Saturday Courier. Mar: Is, 1887
that THIS Galore OF '..;lS!.,'i j would prevent
the ai, from, cvu.!u. only about taif as
much rs it w2,.ij, i! nad no vapour ID it.
or about - GrE:rr:, ri the i,right assumed,
, which would cn4s the air ia the cloud to
be, II ::., i,c:;;;!,', aaout Is degrees warm.
cf l!,au he air On tie outside Of The cloud
1t Ihc same Ee'gi,. ! save SHOWN Gor.
hose principles see Jou'nai OF the Ffankils
Institute for 1851 iat rh.; aaeometev
woul fall under The cloud thus lorGtd, il.
favourable circumstances ruarIthyas grea,
as 1t Is known 20 tall son,rtlmes under tho
middle Of q deuse aud lofty cloud, and that
consequently the air would rush IN Oh all
sides towards the centre OF the cloud asd up
wards in the middle, and thus continue tho
condensation Oft vapour and the fosr,a-
lion Of cloud and The generation OF IAN.
See also Journal ofths Franklin lnstituta
,, TOR September aud October. 1898, and 70,
January, February. aad March, ant sasSc.
quent, 1891 - s2e %
Fifth have shown ass IN sile volumes
quoted above, that the air does move IN
wards Oh all sides, towards tho centre e'
the space, or region where gna, ram Is
falling. aMsl Of course upwards, 'ticf 1t comes
in undo: the cloud, "h'ci IS y --"sE -
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MULBERRY PASTURE FOR COWS.

II is not generally known lha: mulberry
leaves arc excellent food !or cows-lhcy
arc preferred by them to every os!cr l.;!d
osfoot when they oIcc s,es ;as:c o.; ;"cin.
In the south. where rastu.aSc is sca:uc,
especially duras dry weather, i,!!aa:lt;oas
Of mulberry trees, particularly tie mo'us
sau!t;caulis, wou!!I bc very valuable for this
purpose alone. \ hundred acres OF morus
.nul,icauls trees could be p'auted with less
expense than it could Uc wcI seeded in grass,
cvea if grass would live there, anc ;hc pas.
,urayc from them would Lc fully equal, if
not more, than it would te from grass be.
sides the foliage would not be liable to in.
iurc during tAe summe: drouths, but would
sa.hcr be improved by the dsy atmosphere
and hoi climate Of TIE south. If a planter
were to plan: 10000 cuttings in the spring
Of 1889, on an acre in the spring OF 1910,
&c could plan. q. least :cn acres = and in
the spring Of 1872. he cou.t plant Que hun.
dred, by merely pco.;ass;a;;as Ike trees in Tic
ordinary way; aud he woG.L Ii, have one
hundred acres oflhc best past-:agc for COWS
that can be produced, 4, the cost originally
oftwo hundred dollars 70: the cuttings, and
the labor Of p:o2aga::as then. three yc&.s,
which would not he more lh;;n ,hc ia,os. OF
cultlva;ing corn. Ccs:Ics Il! ;I!is--;nc trees
may DO planted on his wo:n out lands,
where they DO well, and ii the course five
oc ten years they VIII improve the soil and
nuke II Gt for co ton or IOr corn CROPS.
Where large number oicows arc KEEP,
fifty to oac hundred acics nigh: be planned
sThe morus muiticauiis can be multiplied
Ii!ty fold. but | have taken &C.. :o!d as 4 gcry
moderate increase
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-06-07
ALFALEA, O.. SOUTH AMERICAN CLOVER.


The Delaware Gazette says "Wc have
been favored with stalk Of tbs iuyufiant
grass from Mr.. Bryan jackson, rear VIII
niu.on. raised froH! seed imported from
BtcEos Ayres b. D.. Thomson, AMI
distributed by him to man; members Of the
Agricultural. Soc:cy Of Newcastle county.
THIS sa!k measures upwag IS Of 4 feet in
.Hn.;!.-;hc leaves arc more abundau. and
.aise:;!lan ous Common rcd CT white c!oYcr,
AID tic head or BLOSSOM nearly the same.
'i'uis valuable variety OF tic clover !amily
VIC hope viii be mosc fully trs:cd by oar
farmers, au important acquisition to Our
stock OF grass. We should be pIrasrd to
hvar il this clover has succeeded with 0 !.
CTS in The county to whom the seed were
givcn-apd, indeed, all the information
that may be possessed By any onc respect
jaS il. 1t wi! certainly, from iho sample ex-
hbited 20 US. mike most abundant and
hcaoy crop q hay 70 the acre-rpe enough
for cutting by the middle Of May, and 1t is
said Il succession Of crops eau bo raised
from it the same season, anl that c.tlle and
horses are very fond Of it. We are fully
persuaded th-t great bcncis arc to arise
to ou: country by the careful Introduction
Tito it from other countries OF ali the best
seeds, fruits, and plants that will bear &C.
clama;l0n among lis and adj ~ our graft
iiicat!o9 and colDtOrt.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-06-07
THE SPREAD .. TIE CULTURE OF s.-l

THE SPREAD o. TIE CULTURE OF sllE.
The fact has been already stated, tia; oI
all the productions Of our soil, few caa be
cultivated successfully through SO many la!.
tudes, Us six. Oithc truth oi this, the con.
vlc;Ior is spreading rapidly from one cg-
lrcmc OF The couu:ry 10 another. Two pa
prrs are before Us-lst. Tnc Knoxville
{ Tennesscc,) Register. The e,Ior rrmari.s {:
'AItnoug3, there is mucA oi humLagser.y
in the various Innovations os the present
day, yet arc We fully satisfied that .ac cus-
lurc ofsilk in the United States should not
be considered in The category O: huInbugs.
1t Is, VIC believe, ii rlvs; important acCG!s!-
lion to our agricultural pursuits, and We !ool;
forward wi:n confidence to the time, 10: far
dsaul either, When silk will become o.ie Ci
our mos, profitable staples. As Oh: Cotton
districts arc fast moving south, We believe
tile culture oi silk may and will be proi:la-
bly, introduced to supply Tie place ii That
article
I'd. The New Eagland Farmer, publish.
ed in Boston. The editor gives an accoun:
OF au asr cuuraImcclIng, where silk was
the chief subject OF jiscussIon. The eI:itcs
concluding his account of tic meeting, sayS
--..iTn lr,,;nr. th,s ;. :. t,a-es:~rsi q b. :,
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-06-07
CLOVER SEED.

A gentleman has just arrived from
Georgia (Asa,j who has brought with him
new coiossa! and prolific clover seed,
from Burkhara, which he is going to
submit 10 Mr.. Loudon. According to tic
accounts Of the most cclebra cd travellers
who have visited that distant and important
country, which is equal in climate to .ha
Of Great Britain, AL grains. herbs, anr
vegetables d!s. s.iusu!sh themselves by their
gigantic growth. The clover seed just
imported grows to tic cnor,nous height
Of Twelve 10 fifteen feet, and can be Gu
every month. But this is not Tie only
valuable p:operyof this most extraordinary
production ofthe vegetable kingdom. Gu
OF the stem hemp is prepared which is so
il;gb!y es.cemct in tie distant RECON of
which it is native, lha; preference Is
given 20 1t over a.. otter sr.ts-Should The
plant succeed in England, and Of which
there can be but !'tlc doubt, j! VII! form a
new era, by rendering Ibis country Inde.
poc.!rn; O! foreign supplies Of Clover. seed
Il l., .o'tuna:c iIat II has ilrvc,i il time
TO be tried this year. It mist e snwn in
April. 1t is SAID that each grain will pro.
Gucc coz, ,0OJ secIs-LondoH Glojc.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-06-07
James w. Burn,

ED ESBECTFULLY informs his customers
HI and the Public generally, that his wheat
Mill in frs: ratc orl-r for grinding. ~! who
intend to favor him with their custom arc
earnestly requested 10 have their wheat we'll
cleaned before i IS sent 80 t.; mills !! they
want good -four. Wheat WI! D. grjG..I ca the
same terms IS las: yca..
May 81, 1889. Ut
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-06-07
LYING HEDGES.

'tuv:ns arc unL Tive article for Yankee
lcace. Il the iirs: place, i, is difficult to
o:a!.o t!:acn gro" in dry climate; hen II
,..n -,.lri, l.k-- ioo,, .!.,.,, t....;. tin.
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F.on! the Journal ct the American Silk Socic.
t., and Ru.a. Econoulist.

4 S..O,:C R.MBLE N TIE NElGHBoEECoD
OF PHILADELPHIA.
-Ir. Editor A recent aDd short visit 10
Philadelphia, enabled He to learn something
Of what is doing in that ncIg IghborllooI in the
sill; way-w'.a; you sec and hear OF here,
compared with what is 10 ng there, is like
whip syllabub COMPARED to roast beef: one
beautiful 10 the eye aud agreeable to the
taste, bu. fragile and eyarescea.-a mere
snecah!;ca! T!hc o..hcc !s :ghs.anta! and
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YUyHE S.IScriJIri arc agents for Mr.. john
81 N--... LII ,rn,. ,Lt,n will q. short

YUyHE SG55criJIri arc agents for Ms. John
81 Ritter q: New IIlvcn who will a: snort
notice furnish al, kia2 Of maroo SLABS aid
,.,2aanon>s o.. IL, 5ast @,ocA5ridg, m4.ole.--,
'.h;s Il. .r0l, c4nno: be surpassed ii beauty aad
durability au! VII. b. furnished AZ as .ow p!!ce
IS ]. en- Be- had il New YORK OF PE!lade'p":i,
Z. any o:le: p!&c>. We solicit the b"sIa2Ss O.
na; f:cnas I:.:A the promise that they shall DC
fuzzy to2!t by; woald order tls!H e''.tt. io'
cash Payments. oc payable the next WINTER.
An u.lrb,a shipped vii! DC neatly boxed and
d,liver,l in Ne" YORK at the prices; list G.
,vh:c,: ", have to exhibit.
BROWN BRYAN s. BROTHER.
Chorlw, May 3, 1889. 2J-2nl