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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-06-11
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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-11-04
From the Western Farmer.
LARGE AND SMALL FARMERS.

LARGE AND SMALL FARMERS.
There is no mistake more common nor
more injurious, than that OF surgnsigg that
The more land n man holds. Ito greater
must be bis profits, Cor the profit does not
arise from the land itself, but from The man
aer Of usiag il !; for the best soil may be
made unproduc,ve by bad management
while the worst may he rendered profita
Die by tie opposite course bat uifhoH s'J
GcieHt capital no land caa be properly eut
tlrated OF the same time there - nothing
10 which capital can be applied Utih great
sr certainty Of fair return for liberal ex
pendi,ure, vhen correctly employ ed. than
land. In fact, assuming always tia, the
expenditure be directed With ludgment, II
will be found tina, the profit upon the outlay
increases IN more than q propouiousle dc
gree to It's amount thus, supposing twenty
Eve dollars be the lowest and fifty the high
est sum that can be employed 10 the con-
mon culture OF the same acre Of land, It IS
moro than probable that # twenly five dol
lars return at The rate Of ten per cent, the
fifty dollars viii yiold tseniy, or any inter
mediate sun, at the same progressive ratio
And admitting this 10 be true--and It Is
presumed 10 experienced agticuliurisi WI
doub, iii, follows, that capital OF five
thousand dollars expended IN the cu,iva
ton of two hundred will only yield 9
profit of five hundred d0llars while, # ap
Piled TO no more than one hundred acres, 4
would produce one thousand dollars; there
fore, it is eyiden, that bis profit would b
increased by diminishing the quantity o
his land. siany m5n has BERN ruined
by large farm who might have acquired
a competency with one Of half tho size. -
Most farmers ara saxious for large oocu-
patons, aud many are thus betrayed ln,o
The error Of taking greater quantity O
ground than they hayo means Of managing
to advantage, some in tho deluslve hope 0
acquiring those means b. future saving 9th
ers, from the vanity Of hodiag more IarC
than their neiga5o1s; hence arises deticIcn
cy Of storl, imperfect iIllage, aud scau
crops, with all the coUsc quent train Of rrn
! in aTresr, wages III paid, and debts unssiis
hed-distress, duas, and final rum Whih
he who prudentIy commences, With oal!
such number Of acres as he has the powe
Of cultvsting with proper feet Is certain 9
obtaining the full return from the soil, an
not being burdcued With more land than b
can probably enjoy, his engagements or
within his means; and while enjoying prespr
ease of mind, he lays tins, tue surest iouu
daiion for future prosperity. /; therefor
5ehoyes man 10 weigh well The charge
with his means, and never ALLOW himself ,
be sednced BY any ideal prospect Of gair
luto the imprudence OF entering upon
larger farm than his property will enabl
him to manage with the spirit necessary /
ensure SUCCESS British Hn9bdudry.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-11-04
William Esagaf q 40.
Type a Stereotype Foundry,

IA Fulton, Corner Of Gold Street n. York
FEsIIE Subscribers take this method of announc.
" ing to their friends and the public generally
that, having purchased the extensive aud well
known TYPE FOUNDRY, formerly owned by
Messrs Connor ana Cooke, they have removed
the same TO their present ccnirol pohIlion. iiay.
ing made extensive reyisions, additions, aud alter.
ATOMS they are now prepared to execute orders Of
any magnitude they may be favored uith. with
prompiness, and on as favorable terms as any
other Foundry in America. To their new Spe.
cimen Book, which has been recently extensively
circBlated, they would respectfully refer.
Ali articles manufactured by them shall be Of a
material equul, il not superior TO any manufacture
ed in this country--and undergo a thorough OK.
animation as TO appearance, ranging, dressing,
and properly asserting. All articles exhibited in
the Specimen Book, formerly issued by Conner
and Cooke, together with sorts 10 Fouts sold by
them, can now be furnished from this Foundry
without delay, with many since added,
WILLIAM HAGAR & co. arc agents ior the
sale Of the Napier, Washington, and Smith Press.
es, which, together with Chasee, Cases, Compos.
ing Sticks, Furniture Inb, sud every article used
in the printing business. will be kept On hand, and
furnished at manufacturer nricfr.
N. B--N0 machine cast Type manufactured at
this Foundry.
New York, February %. lsn.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-11-04
POETRY.
MY COUNTRY.

! love my couu,Iy's pine clad hills.
Her thousand bright ana rushing rills,
Her Sunshine and her storms;
Her rough and rugged rocks, that rear
Their hoary heads high in the air,
In wild fantastic forms
love her rivers deep and wide,
Those bright, bel9 streams that seward GID
10 seek this ocean's breast
Her smiling fields. her pleasant wales,
Her shady dells, her lovely dalas,
The hauRts OF peaceful rest.
love the forrest dark and lone,
For there the wild birds merry tone
Is heard from morn TIL night:
And there are lov'lier flowers 1 ween,
Than ey'r in eastern worlds were seen,
In varied colors bright.
Her forest and her rallies lair,
Her flowers that scent tie morning air.
Have all their charms for me;
Bat more love my country's name
Those words that echo dea,hless tAme-
tbs LAND or LIsERFT =
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MOOD TYEsIg,

a fUT ~ Machinery, and garfsntsd suptfisr 'e
u any heretofore mauuiaauftd Ge4rl
Aosbit, Tenhne building. corner Of WsH sa.
Waier street, New Yesk, respectfully in6fa,s tnt
Pointers Of Tic Unned States, thai be hss nos Is
fnil operation his aaGchinc ior cutting Wood
Types. Which beng an snigre nfn iHteuhBn. y
RsnTa;icd to cut Tyres, both plain sed etnamen.
tai, far superior to any hefrto0fe eabihttd 70 $50
public and IN proof Of the sssetIion. iulofirs ts
pnblie that he has obtained Diplomas ard Models
finni both the American add Meehsaia't lasts.
tnlsa ef the City Of New Yoh, =, ihe.r Fs,ts 1t
1897, 1858, and 1889, As the books Of The Insii
flutes will show.
George /. Nesbiii would particularly invite nv
attention Of Printers TO the isct, thai llfongh lie
politnness Of the roprie'ors Of The Liseriool ga
iiawe lines Of Packets, be has been favored Wa
The latest French and English specimens. tff
mBny of the new styles in thom are very hart.
some, and have been col up by bin; they were
exhibited By him al the Mechanic lair In :h.s
city, nov just closed, and prouaunced hy the Con-.
mi,tcc Of pfaters appointed 10 examine Typcs
and Specimens, 10 be supefi6r 10 any Wood Tyres
ever before exhibited, md h.ising decided Cd,
vantage over large Metal Tyres
George +. Ncshitt would al=s Inform the Prin.
iers Of the United States, that he is resdy TO cut
Types on Wood of any siae, from lines Plea,
upwards ftom any Of The patterns Of smaller
Types eonteired IN the extensive Specimen 81
Messrs, G. Bruce q Co, or from any new pattern
that can BIO suggested.
~ George L. Noshi,t 10 desirnus that Printers
and those becoming Agents, shoud be soaainted
with the faci, that bis prices aru muuh fadoced
from those heretofore charged nv other manu-
lacturers; that he allows his Agents thirty pr
cent. commission; that HE icrins arc sir Moafks
or Ten per- cent. discount for oarh.
Agents are wanted for the foilovinr cities viz;
Charleston, Albany, Detroit, Rochester, and Bef
lalo
HJPriniers Of Newspapers. who will pnblish
HE above for six tines, within thren nonlas from
this date, and will serd mc copy Of their paper
shah be entitled to 80 in Types aud shoald the
Types not prove superior 10 any ever before man.
ufacured. they can be RETURNED, aud tho money
will be paid Ia place If them.
GEORGE +. NESBITT,
Tob'ine Bnilding, corner Of Wall and Water
streets, n Y.
March 10. 1871. Ct
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the putrid states, analogous TO those OF an
fancy, budding, yohih, and seeding OF the
paui.
1--WE observe tina, our blades Of wheat,
have but a very few roots, and those are
short and hard. something like BIRDS
claw and this agrees with the remarks OF
Mons. Raspail, Who states that the most
healthy plants in ordinary vegetation have
the least exuberauce Of roots aud tibres.
Another important observation also, is,
that weeds and parasiiicul vegetation are
prevented by this method, for the straw
chokes every o,he. plant but that Of It's own
seed Many other interesting observations
nigh, be made on these experiments, but
we refrain at ptesent from obirudIng on
your readers; but if any Of them wish for
! further Information on this sutjeci we shall
willingly afford them every facility. The
importance Of the general result vii easily
become apparent wIih0u, further comment
and revolution in the present modes o.
agricultural labor is necessary conse
auehce of this discovery. No tlllage vel
now be required, nor any artificial stimo
anls 10 manure aud other more or less ex
peusivs combinations with regard to SOL
and culture. In fact, 1t would be tedious
to erumerate the various advantages tina
may result IN practice from this casual es
pertinent, aud therefore We proclaim It sim
ply 10 the world that all may profit by It..
As this experiment. can be easily tired
we hope souo Of oof farmers will put II Il
the test, and communicate the result. W.
shall certainly try II on small seven by
niue lot of ground, which is the largest tina
is yuuchsafed TO dweller in the city.
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taken, and have recently learned tia, he has been
10 Providence Settlement IN this county, ever since
he left IN April lti, and has been passing himself
as a white man, by the name d James T. Ross.
About to be detected, be le1 the a57ye mentioned
place on ihe 9Th inst When he lett. be had On a
black frock coat black bat and cotton panlaloons.
description of person. tas befafe1 bright mulatio,
almost white about IS years old, feet Or & in.
ehes high, braad spoken, straight black hair, and
slight halt in his walk occssioned By broken
thigh. Said boy will doubtless make his way in
to another settlement, in this, one of the djoin.
ing counties. as.uroe some other name, and again
Try 10 pass himself as white man, having sue.
necdod 50 we'll in biz FIRST attempt. All eommu-
neelions relating 10 said boy. will be addressed 10
the subscriber living near Lancaster c. H., s c.
JAMES II. COUSER.
MeciIeaJurg CO., Oct. II, ,e4l. Is
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Rooh-R iaaf,;g.

va lillian HUNTER would ibfrm 81,
w ensieurrs aud tAr rubGr generally. It's
10 ,,iH continues The BO0K,BfHDIN6 HUsl
MSS at his old siana, fev dpfs soatheasi q
dic Branch Met. he vii hc hsppy % nerlt'
nidefs IN hts line. ard Fidggs hiasclf 70 spare
90 ratnE 10 give complete satsGeli0n.
lgnfdcts In u II. SHOP. or al ihr Office 4
no " Alceklstbarg Jriicsoaian,a ril receive ID
mgdiste attention.
CAallaae. Nay 3. iSai.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-11-04
A CARR.

CHE EsR. DANIEL AsBURY. informs
ED bis friends and the public gen
gSA orally, that be bas located himself in
60 tharlotie; where he will be happy to
attend the calls Of those who may be disposed to
favor hin with their patronage. His Shop is IN
the OQiee Of the Journal, few doors South East
Of the Court House.
Jan IL, ls6l.
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A CARD.

CID ERR. J. B. YOUNG having located
HE himself in Concord, tenders his
49, Professional Services, 10 its various
ks branches to Tie citizens Of the village
and surrounding country.
August 4. lS4l 45f
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20 elec, enfet o. Toe pufe'iAsc lnoTey Will le
rriaFned by himself o. travelling ngeui--fhcy
comprise the Hy9eisn Or Famik FIJI: The Us
acisn Tonic, to restnfc the dcb,htaied Of broken
down Constitution; tho utgiiao Pi, 20 cure those
painful difficulties ard disenses peculiar 10 wnmrr
and the Agac Pm, 10 euro inlumtieni Gssts ard
ag0es tof further information. the siliic,td az
invited To possess themselves o. the Hygeist ara
ESta Hygsis'. furnished graft. slihs pIoptis,of's
office, No 2 As,of lioOss New Yutk. and by III
hi- agents. These pagers coa,s.a iutotmal.an
exceedingly interesting 10 The siek am iuyaht,
together snh tsenly Eve urrial rccei9sa, and q
mass Of facts sne certificates, that must frryiscs
rsery reasonable mind, That ths liyEti4a MeGs
cincs are inralgsble.
For salr "
TTIos, J. HoLToS, AFeat
Chsrio,tc, 1su. -, 1871.
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ulw.vs be cured By ono dose. or by two, eYes IN
The worst cases. E.les,--as a remedy for tii,
most Distressing and obstinate maludy, Tho kesf.
,.Lie Life Pills deserve a distinct ard empf az
recommendation. II is well known 10 hundreds
Ia this city. thai the originator Of these insauh.io
Pills was himself afflicted with this complaint for
upwards of dirty fre years. and that he tried nj
vain every remedy prescribed within the whole
compass OF the Materia Msdica. lie however. at
length tried the medicine which he now offers %
the public, end be cured In very short tine,
after his recovery had been pronounced not ouly
improbable, but absolutely impossible. BY any hn.
man means.
An tina, Mr.. MofIatt requires of his patients Is
To be particular ia taking lhe Lic Medicines ST. ict
y according 10 the directions ,is not by news
paper notice, OF BY any thing that he himself mAy
say in their favor, that he hopes 10 gain credit
II is alone by the results Of ian ulal
e. ADVICE TO FEMALES.-F-males who Va.
lue good health should never be without the Life
Medicines, as they purify the blood, remuye Oh.
siruciions, and give the skin beautiful, clear,
healthy. and blooming appearance.
TO PARENTS AND OTHERS.-Persons Of
pelhorc habit. who are subject to fits, headache
iediness, dimness of sight, or dFowsness. from
100 great flaw Of blood 10 the bead, should take
{ il frequently. Children. and persons vi all ages,
may take hen at any time, as they do not contain
mercury or auy ingredient that requires coniine
meni or restriction Of diet.
/ TO ELDERLY PERSONS any heaI,ly
aged individuals who know ibe value of Noilats
Life Medicines, make !, a rule 10 take them two
or three times week, by which they remove The
causes that produce disease preserve their health
aud keep of The infrmiiies Of age.
HEADS OF FAMILIES should always kup
a quantity of the Life Medicines 10 the house, a.
a remedy ia eases Of sudden illness for By their
promp, administration, Cholera Alorbps, Gont IN
the stomach. Cramps, Spasms, Feyefs, ADD Other
alarming complaints, which too often Prove fatal
may be speedily cured OF prevented.
FACTS FOR MOTHERS AND NURSES =
II is a fact established BY the Abnusl tails u mer
isii,y, that one half OF the children bora are eu
of before attaining seven years Of rgr, and ths
fruitful source Of this mortality Is found 10 eat-
in that foul state of the s,omacl and bowels which
produces the generation Of Worms. ks The safe
rcsiorer OF fuf4niine BeAh, 10 Ibis critical stale
the Sc Medicines have long held Distinguished
reputation; and FOR foulncss Of the stomach ana
hosel~ and commissions. although Worms mas nG
exist, Il Is allowed 10 BE- superior ~ any other
The above Valuable Meeicnes are iaf sale 81
4. J. lioLTON. Aqrn,
i Charlotte, y. c.