Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-11

The Bowling Green E,uuraIn m the city of Now
York has just been finished. nj the expense Of q
number Of private citizens residing nenr that spot
IL is thus described in one ofths papers:
THE BOWLING GREEN FOUNTAIN.-W
mnsi confess that We were unaHectedly delighted
with this beautiful fnnntain, during The display yes.
ierdny evening The design is n natural, VET. in
Iheso days OF inica notions 10 such matters bold
conception, on the part offs very talented and in.
GENIUS author, Mr. Renwick. II presents such a
pile "i rocks as might usually he found upUn de-.
slrahle spot 10 the country. selected 10y man Of
taste Icr the picturesque beauty uf the nasia
merry upon and around Ii.as his residence. When
~ play the jet I'm The centre of This pile - thrown
up some eighty feet or more and descen ting Glls
reservofOn The summit. which OyerApws the re cks
producing tho effect Of a natural cascade, Of every
variety OF form and aspect. On the four Sides Of
the pile are additional clusters Of lets which odd
much 10 the ettect. when in fall play For the @
vsning there are gas futures provided. Illuminating
the basin. and exposing The beauty of the "fals -
most piciuresquoly. Tho moonlight effect will he
very fine.
As The broad column Of water descends from ITS
high slevainn' The setting suns rays falling upOn IT,
produce countless roinbow-. changing the ir form
and position with every change IN tho poini Ol
view token by The spectator. all altogether this
must he conceded by all persons of taste. Ne think
" "o y idi tue Hoal beauiiiul lOunlan o. YET open
ed m the CITY.
Il plays Is minutes in every hour. through the
day and evening.
MANURE.-ws find the following useful sug.
g"slion in a late English paper.
1T s we'll known ihaiin n close stable. where
there are good many horscs. there Is q very pung
eni smell affecting The nose more particularly when
The stable 10 being cleaned out This smell u nc.
fasInnedhY The flying Of of ammonia which IL the
vefy essence and ya'uo Of mar ute and which VIOLA.
ulizes o. lies III nj a very lDw iemperatue-even
he warmth Of manure 10 stable will send IL of.
add it goes N in grcat quantities by the common
heat oi the manure "a the farm yasd whether thrown
up ~ heaPTor moi. There 10 however, very
cheap and simple remedy iOr lh.' Before you
begin 20 Glenn ont your sable, dsgulye some oom.
mon salt 10 water q a fbur horse stable shy lbs
Of salt; dissolved IN Two buckets Of water and
poured through the mise Of watering pan over the
stable nJor on hour or % before you begin 10 re-.
move, and The volatile salts Of ammonia will he.
rome fixed salts from their having united with the
nufiaiic acid Of the common SALT and The coda thus
liberated irDm the salt Will quickly absorb carbnnc
arld. hTming car5Unne yoda thus you will retain
with your manure the ommsnia which would 9th.
erwr'e have hown away. and you have also q new
and most important ageni thus inifpducsd VIZ. the
rafb"uaio Of spda. As This is most powerful sol
vent 81 all vegetable 6hre and seeing fhat III ma.
nureh hive Co be rendered soluble before tbe1 can
OCT upon vegetation. 10 will be at once apoare1i tst
ne carbonate 81 soda % Introduced must DO
most powerful end valuable agent"