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eHsssceEEane0Hs.
From Tie Southern Planter.
CULTURE OF iSDiAS CORN.

CULTURE OF INDIAN CUHs.
In The last number o! The Southern Pla-
ter ,l.cre is call from n. I. Green FOR in
formation on the culture Indian corn, aud
although doub, not but that some other
more capable aud experienced corn plan
Ter will undertake 10 answer the Young far
mcr's queries, yet too, cheerfully as
sumo The task, hoping that all shall say
NAV nui be in vain, os impcrtinent.
In time pasi, | followed Col. Tayior's
pIan Of bedding or riibing all my corn land
but now bed only such as is nearly level
and tenacious of water. But instead Of
making those beds only 81 feel wide,
rs directed by Col. Taylor, | now MAKE
them Gvc and holt yards, putting three
cara rows il n bed. Formerly ! spread my
n,anures, either shor, or long, immediate.
Is before The iaIIow plough. but now |
,pr.ad my short aud lrrmcn,ed munurrs
an my gardens and meadows aud my long
mnuures un the land intended i"r corn the
following year; thu, is, am nnS spread
ing straw, &c. and shall shortly car; out
and ,nrcad the contents of my cattle yard
ant! .nn plaster, on the land intended for
corn in 1913. instead Of my land inlcn-
.!cd for corn being hereafter poichcd and
bo,chodhy the lrcndins of teams, wheels,
drivers. aud spreaders, il is expected in
future 10 be rich, mellow, and aeat, at the
,ime, Of falowiug and planting; and har-
vrs.e,l accordingly. My theory and gen.
ern practice Is 10 fallow deep both rich
aud poor land, hut il were forced 10
reap the creates, imme late return from
my moor crounds, would use the suhsol
ulouch or coulter, thereby breaking shc
sub,oil. yci retaining The sniI on the surIncc
aluch however viii depend on the depth
Of soil. the nature Of the under stratum,
and the crop intended 10 follow the corn,
n rrcarise on which would Gil my sheet;
consequently LINUS, forbear.
The pr per season for plouGlIing corn
yrouni is frrm November I'LL April; first,
IN, ,ur.y ur soddy lands-secont, The ua
ke,l cIays-ihird. such Others as are ines-
red with insecis--und lastly. nnimuroved
sands. &c. Lnnd which has been plough
ed with a tough sod, slinui! be broken
dawn with harrow twice before plant
;nr: once IN February. aud again when
Mi coru ground shcHhl be narrowed. 10 wit
imm rtialcIy before planning. Ofare years
/ do not plant corr until the woods arc
fairly lcafed say between tho first aud
tenth of May; when my industrious neigh
bo,s arc aII done, aud laughing at my up
parcn, slolh Bun asa liulc advantage in
tho s,8rl of Eve months. is nothing !, hen
compared to a clean track und pamper-
ed 50 uasn-sn prefer to put both land
nnd see.l in good condition before plant.
When the time for plan,iug has arrived
md the seed corn Is ready, the break har-
row. starts. for The triple purpose of level
ling .pulvcrizins. and destroying the quick
ness Of weeds aud grasses. The shovel
plough follows to open burrows, and i'm
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From the. Union Asric9ltmis..

OXEN or uORsks FOR ruE FAHMEkHs' USE.
In Capt. Andrews communication up
on the roller, hr ,ays be prefers oxen i1f
generally use OH l!,c farm. We have spn-
ken with srea,many farmers upon this
subject during he past year and some OF
orr correspondents have noticed ii, and
all say use oxen.
II i farmer can have but one kind Of
team, it will OF course be oxen, because IT
is the cheapest nnd will do The most work.
Horses are only preferred because they
will do light work so much quicker. But
is there any good reason why oxen should
cork 50 much slower than horses! Is
not The chief cause, their being trained to
work slow! a young steer walks oil as
lively as coli ur,! many a boy has cur
sch their swiliness whcu chasing one for an
hour over apasrurc that he wanted TO yoke;
but when pair are broken they are eth
cr put in with old oxen. slow as mad-lur-
ties. OF else load is attached to them
whic, they cnn hardly move 10 keep tkem
from running atcny. The steers are learnt
to WORK; aud are also learnt thai it must
DO done slow. Coils are not trained in
this way, therefore VIC see The difference
in their activity AZ work.
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REEriSG HAMS.

This is one of The easiest arts in house
keeping, ant! yet hear Of 40 one complaint
more than this. How DO you keep your
hams !" is an every day question. PEG
haps ,hc easiest aud cheapest way.is the
unc which have last adopted. SKIP
common colion Shooting and msls asssss5
large enough for ihc ham 10 sssf .stn
loose, put il in when smasge aud before
The meat bug makes siss aPpcaraacc III
the sprng-lie The IfossFsi os sl..s bag around
tho string of lha llail., ia that i viii hang
by that, whise ss0 bSs hangs bose around
it-hans u ia a repi dry rposn, and
you cEn hitSe as good bacon IS have is
iginr.hs old, wIslioas 4 worUl, or tho leasi
EasIe, aud seagreiy asy lfaabic, aad tho
sass All anssgE 4 good purpose year ag-
tt.s ycas. SoAoS Rcaissoa.
Uaiog dgfiralfuisk
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@Noefie Ntfess.
Tor Ae .iirey,iser.
INCONSISTENCY.

ioT iae Adrsysiser.
INCONSISTENCY.
There Is heat that loves me well,
What e'er my faults may be;
How strong iisi;gh strange must be the sps
Which binds ihst hear. TO me.
loved her one. and sighed TO par!
WilhloyeIy isadore.
[ toll my loves---i won her heart,
And never lived her more.
By cold neglect sought to quit
The flame Efindcd there:
But vainili hacinpt-for love would tell,
Aud n,iagse with despair.
Her loye IS bisii, aud broad. and deep,
I'riamFl,anlo'er her will;
Il grieves iny hsnr 10 see her weep.
And know sse loves M sill.
I've wrGnged Ser much.-and much regret
The ills caat remove;
pity aud csleem.-bu; yet
caEnot-cannct !o"c.
She well deserves my heart and hand,
And better for than mine,
And both indeed she mish, demand,
Most justly, oPine.
The CLAIM. IS jns,l owu.-but yet,
I'm ban!sr,,p, in my soui;
win Isrdo.e forgive the debit
Kind one, fnTsive me all.
If cold respect copld bliss impai,
To lsaJore, VOW
Id sacrifice nd tIeach'rons heart,
On Hymcns altar nov.
Blu, snch an Offering | am snrc,
She promptly would reject;
Il wnull insnl, gtieesicn more,
T;aamo.t sroiound neglect.
The blush. the Hnilc, aud glowing check
My heart doolen move.
And then rn,iAlf inclined 10 speak,
happiness and love-
Ba, fancy ps,gfs'iac hap!c's 10;
Kid y rSniscifhce Gns whispers. "say not.
HcoIempcr isaLOre.
a BACHELOR.
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State OF South I arollna,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
"a, tniIL, ca iI1iDN pI =
n THE co HMC

c: ]; i,;h..i Clover vs. Deelaratioain attachment,
VA II EREAS the PIainiili'in the above sta.
w ted case. has this day filed his declaration
asnlns, tie Defendant. who is absent from. and
without tho limit, of this State as II Is .aid, liar-
rg neither wifo nor attorney, known within the
same. on whom copy ofthc declaration with a
rule :" plead thereto. might b. served: Order
ed ,lia; the Defendant plead 10 the said dcciara'
ton. within n year and day, from The date
thereof. otherwise fnal an:! absolute Judgment
will b. awarded ugain., him.
clerks 06iee. GEO. POPE, C. c. ?.
Oct i. ISL. aqr Is
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EagehslA Court Mouse, S. s.es.,ssaprN 90. ts4s.

el;;,c, an entire cure of Sail Rhcnm, Erssipetas,
,ud !, .,r;knp Improvement IN the Citargcss Of
The Ssin. Common Colds and Influenza, WI
away, be cured by o'c dose, or by Two, even
in the worst caars. Faes,--as q reued5 ior
this niu-t distressing aud "bsslnnic muiady, the
Vegetable Lille Pills deserve distinct and EN-
pta:Ic recommendation. II - well KNOWN 10
hundreds IA lRls cily, that the originator oi
these yain,b Pulls MAS hiu,sri! afflicted with
Tia. cnnipial,G ius upwards ul Miny-fre gears.
an ma. he irIrd .i VAIN every irmedy prescri.
he'd wiuir tn, wl,ulc compass OF the Maier'a
Aicdlca. tie however, al length. 'ric'! The Ne.
d.ci"c which he n"w oners ,o tie pubic. and
ne " az cured III very short time, alter G!s re-
cuyery had hee pronounced not only inproba
Bile. bui a.i.ol..,e!, .tupossiblc, by my human
means.
Al thai A!r. y. ulial rr',uires Of hls patients
10 bc Particular IA lakr the Life Medicines
strictly according 10 ,ic dlrec.lnns. II Is not By
newspap-r notice ., b. aml thing that he
himself ma, say 10 tilelr ia,"r, tugi horestosaIn
credit. Il II a.one i,y ;ic ,,:su!ts a. lai. tral
.Ids.ce 10 fcmG!es.--Fcnales who value good
he. L. s,."m! ne."' b' wi'i'""' '!' i-ie n.a
c'ncs aH The, pni''j ii'c o'Vo'' ie,l'osr ouN" III
TONS A"d s'Hn ti'e SKIN Dsa"'''"'' '''.' ''''
iiy. AMI h'""'nihs upPfa'a,,ce ,,,,o
10 PdreHf' 7na 'heFs.- rr'No,'S 0, p'e";g
yic habit. VINO are suijrclio MS hshGacHc, s'"'
dues. Gimncsa oi sight OF dToWs'"e's' 'fo,n
too great NOM "i o'"ou ;" ''c "c"H, s.'"', ~
TAX II !reiueaty Children an" persons "i
all ages, may take 'I.e" al an, lime as they do
uni contain ncrcGI!. or any ''S'eui'n' '''' 'e
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pgp<ORMED III
m swAy%E'S co 3P0UAD Sf- Il
Dm, s,tp = o2,PRUNUS VlRGiNiANA,
H OR WILD CHERRY
CIxciyArrI. February 10. laa0.
ahR. SWAYNE--Dea Sir:-Pernit
NJ me to take the liberty of wiring 10
YOU a, this time to express my appreciation.
and 10 recommend to the attention OF head,
orfamilies aud others your Invaluable inedi-
cine--,he Compond syrup OF Pfunns Vir-
einiana, or Wild Cherry Bark. IN my
travels of late have seen IL. many ias'an-
ces the wonderful effects OF YOUR medici"c
in relieving children oi'very obstinate cntm-
plants, sacii as Coughing. Nheczing
ChoaSius os Phlegm. Asihma,ic attacks.
&c. Sc. shouli 90, have written TINS
letter, however. M present, although have
iel, il my duis tn add my testimony 10 II
for some time. bad il uot ben tor late M
siance whsraihe mcdiciu' above alluded
TO was Instrumental ,mteSinrius ,opcricci
health the ..oniy child" whose c;ise was
a!inos; kopcIeSs, in Il family al acqu'in
tancc. Il thank Haven" said the doat'"g
mother, ..my child Is saved from the JAWS
Of DEATH . how | feared the relentless
.ayaser But my child Is safe Is safe !.
Beyond all dnuh, Dr. Swayae's com
poud Syrup os Wild Cherry is the most
valuable medicine in This or snyosticr coun-
rry. lam cer'aiu have Witnessed more
than one hundred eases where 1t has hren
attended witt, complete success. am
using il myself in an obstinate attack Of
Bronchitis, To whicI, it proved eiiec;nai in
an exceedingly short ii" e, considering Ia.
severity oEihc case. can trcommenh II
in The fullest confidence ofi,s superior vir-
s,pes; 4 y onid advise thai nn family should
be without il; il is very pleasant and al
ways beneficial--Sor,h tuublr aud often
len ,itnes iis price rh" Pnhlir are a>Sa-
red sitete IS ro quackrry ahnr'il.
q r.. JACKSON. b d.
Formerly Pastor 0flhe First Preshyieri
s'ss cknfch New York.
by Or. Swaync al ST North sixth
M ia. nn,l by
+ " s. Co. Druggists.
Mercer streets, Ham
If 6
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~,at, of Suuih aru!ina.
.iBBErII!.E DISTEiCT
~ THE COMMON PLEAS

JOAN Moo,c vs.. Declaration ia .inaeh.
,lall,rw Houston. meat.
NRj llEREAS the plalntiilin The above stat
Wv ed case. has this day fled mis- Declara
ton against the Defendant. WIN is absent from
and without the limits ofths State (as it IL said,
having ncl,hcr wife nor attorney, known with
IN the same. om whom copy of the Dcciura
ton wllii rule opcad thereto might be scrv'
ed 1td"rcd. that The Deiendan, plead TO the
laid Declaration. within a year aud 81 day from
the date thereof. otherwise final and absolute
Judgment yill he awarded against huI.
JNO. + LIVINGSTON, Z. c p.
Cierk'S Office. I
Nav l5. lSil EFT. agc IL
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- :
= Sr FIG etssis oistrfci. i negro man who says his
Z y nnme IS Josrph. and that he belongs 10
john Perriuson. of Mackies Island, S e., OF
light complexion. large whiskers from car 10
car. ) feet inches high.
The owner is requested 10 come forward,
p,oyepropeny pay charges aud take him away.
G. II. GOODMAN. J. L. D.
Ian. 5. ISi2. II ~
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state OF South [ arolina
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS
! Deb,. Foreign attachment.
d. }. Ryan.

y Us; r;,,.x. o'''' Foreign attachment.
YH7HE Plaintiff having this day filed his de-
clara,ion in my office, and tho delelidan,
having no wife or attorney, known to be with
in the State, OF, whom, copy ufthc same. with
II r,lIc 10 plead could be served: II is ordered,
thu, the deieaian, plead TO the said declaration
wlLina ,car and day. or faal aud absolute
Judgment will BE- given against him.
,- GEO. r0PE, c,c.P.
Gltrk,s 0Ees, Dec. l6, ,lsII c. ape a
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march 90

Fer sale by
c. a. MEIGs. .Agsnt.
march 90 ly: &
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rhe WnnilerfIll Cures
a.,/OnMED M

pep<0RMED BT
nm swAv&E's CoNPousD sY- y.
Dn' Srtp o1PRUNUS VtRGlNiANA,
OR WILD CHERRY.
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guished writer's, for original contributions TO is
pages, As heretofore, IL will contain The best az
icles of the Boston Notion embracing the choices,
Tales Romances and Poetry, published in all the
american and foreign periodicals, together witt
many valuable reviews and elaborate original nrt-
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u will also contain frequently entire novels ~"
plays and reprints of many valuable and en"f'oin-
ing English Books in ddudnce Of -"y ofaer reprmi
~ this country. The articles generally. viii be
from the pens Of the "ost einlhen, writer's 7" b"-
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Boston Notion
AND
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FOR ONLY $500.

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prising Publisher Of GRAHAMS MAGAZINE,
by which wa are ena6ed to offer their Magazine
and the Boston Notion for one year for only FIVE
DOLLARS
us idle for us here To enter into detail OF the
superior character of iRAHAM's MAGAzlNE--,t has
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culation beyond that of any periodical in the
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NOTION. QuARTo ur Folio Editian. and GRA-
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10 YOU. Tie QuARTo Notion will he sent yuu from
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been as vet published. GEO. ROBERTS,
Proprietor Boston Notion
Notion Offire,
Boston, Dec ls4l.
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New York Weekly Tribune.
PROSPECTUS.

The Publishers of The New York TRIBUNE
encourgaged BY the generous patronage and hearty
approval which has BEEN extended To their Daily
paper since its establishment, and which has u |.
ready rendered It the Second in point of circulation
n The city. will publish, on and after SATURDAY.
next, WEEKLY edition, on sheet of ma inmutil
lie. excluding all matter of local or uunsitury
interest, and calculated mainly for country c,rcua.
lion.
The Tribune whether in its Daily or Weekly
edilUn-wiil be what its name iInpUrts-an I'M.
finchng supporter Of the Peoples Rights and
Interests, in stern hostility to the errors OF super
fetal theorists, the influences of unjust or imper.
feet legislation, aud the schemes and sophisrie,
"f seli-seekng demugngues 1t will strenuouSly
"dy2c" mi" pePParGdr uaGrhPerjcap-- Industry
banks to excess OF issues, and to suspension
ri specie payments.
8. The difficulty Of giving nationa
unity OF action 10 institutions which arr
essentially local in their nature and uses
and in their currency.
4. The liability Of the system to poIitica
abuse.
The system OF an Independent Treasur
is recommended
/. Because of its independence Of all a
penCg Hbl Tue anu cSpeCld
! Is because independent of banks.
3, Because it holds the public funds 70
the public use only,
s. Because, by the use OF coin only j
the dealings of the Treasury, tends to brn
back the country to the money standard c
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pires. Subscriptions are solicited by
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Vail Arrangements.

ARRIN AIS.
From s.. Lums. Wednesdays, Fridays and SUIT
lays, at Z o'clock. A. VI. From Franklin and
Southern counties. same days, At O'Clock. P. NJ
From Liberty and Western counties, Tuesday,.
Thursdays and Saturdays, at 2 O'CLOCK. l.. M.
From Arrow Rock, Fridays, al 5, P. NJ.
From Palmyra, via Huntsville, Tuesday, 10, M
From Palmyra, via Smihland, Fridays, at 5
P. NJ
DEPARTURES.
From Fayette to ST. Louis. on Tuesdays, Thur.
days and Saturdays, al 2 o'clock. P M.
For franklin and Southern counties, Wedne>
days. Fridays and MONDAYS, att. A. M.
For Glasgow aud Western counties, Wednes
dgYS. Fridays and Sundays, u, 3 A. M.
For Paris. via Huntsville, Saturdays, at ~, VI
For Paris, via Smithand, Wednesday, at
o'clock, A. NJ
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Every body Look Here!

THE undersigned. thankful for the patronag
which he has heretofore received, sulciis ronir.
nation of it from tine citizens Of Howard and u
adjoining counties; aud in order TO deserve ii. he
intends keeping constantly Oh hand full a-sor
men of seasonable goods, and will take toh"""'
wheat, hemp. and other produce of the rounlr'
next fail, in payment Of accounts which muV h.
made with him this year. TO all punctua! men
ne will sell as usual: twelve months crcdit-rr
| ,erving to himself the right Of closing dnuhfu
accounts at any time. J. PREW d..
Fuyette Jan, g. l9ll
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JOB & FANCY PRINTING,
NEW GOODS.

VIE subscriber has just received fron the
Eastern Markets, and is now opening at the
old stand Of Boon & Bumgardner. an extensive aat
fashionable assortment Of GOODS, embracing
almost every thing in the Dry Goods and Grocery
line that the of the country require, aassrst
which are splendid assortment of
American, English and French prints,
Chamhrays and Gipghams, t.s
Cninhrics, Mu,iins, Jackonets, Irish Linens,
Diaper, Russia Seedlings,
Briltanie and Bandanna Handkerchief, r-.
Lndy's cotton and silk Hose,
Gentlemen's silk and Cotton Hose,
do do do Gloves, great sarissz
Blue, Black, Olive and Brown Cloths;
Summer Cloths, assorted;
Cassmeres and Cassinetts; -...i4
Brown pant Linen;
French and grape Linen;
Nankeens. Linen Drillings, -
Brown Holland, Vestings,
Brown and bleached Shifting and Sheetins.
Brown and coored Drillings.
Bed rckings, cotton Vevets, Silks and Satipa
ilk VelVets and BUnbazines.
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY
A greet variety OF common bar. square, round,
handy ard hoop Iron. Best Gravity, German and
Blister Steel.
Castings. =, 80.
A good assortment u ~
Queen. Glass and China ware;
Indigo. Nader Glue, Saleratus, Rosin,
Salts, Pepper. Allspice, Cloves, --.5
Camphor, Nutmegs, Cinnamon Brinimstsss =.
Coperus. brown and loaf Sugar,
Havana and Rio coffee,
A few barrels fresh clover seed, &c, &c. As.
The above, with numerous ether articles set
mentioned, the subscriber proposes to sell or the
most liberal and accommodating terms 10 punetuai
and approved dealers for cash or the usual credit
he VIII also barter for Hemp, Tow and Flax Lass,
Bees wax and Tallow.
JOEL PREwIrT.
Fayette May 9Th, lS4l.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-03-12
DOCTOR CALMOON,

NOR several years a practitioner Of MEDI.
4 CINE, SURGERY and MIDWIFERY, in
the trwn aud county of St. Charles, having loes-
tt d himself permanently in MONTICELLO 20, offers
hts professional services TO the citizens Of the
rounding country. A practical acquaintance Of
some years with the nature and treatment Of the
diseases of this climate, together with a prompt
attention to the duties OF his profession, he hopes
will secure to him share Of public confidence and
patronage.
When not professionally absent he may bs,..esnd
ut his ofice, in the town Of Charlton, or, At hts
boarding house, William Woodson's, Esq, &sa
ticeilo.
REFERENCE
Col. JOHN BELL,
Mr.. MCCLURE, cta
Messrs FEAzEL,
Messrs. MOORE,
Mr.. w. G. CnILEs, {
WIN. WonpsoN, Monticello.
October 80, 64l.--33-6m.