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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-01-20
Mr.. Richard Dennis, agent for Wrigh,'s Indian
\ruetuLl, Pills,

VT. N'NdTU ItNNIs, Hg'HI TOT " TlsH'a IHIIaI
Vegetable Pills.
Dear Sir have been afflicted for several years
with inward weakness md general debility, accom-
panied at times wilh pains IN the side and other
distressing complaints. Ait,r having tried various
medicines without effect, was persuaded hy friend
"a mgkr tual OF Dr. Wicht's Indian Vegetable
frlis, which am happy 10 state, have relieved me
Iu most wonderful manner. have used the mc-
dicirc, =, yel hat short time. aud have no doubt.
by PERSEVERANCE in ihc use cf the medicine accnr-
ding To- directions, ,h,t | shall iu "A short tine be
prr,cly restored,
most wilIji gIy recommend said pills to all per-
sons similarly atiliccd, aud ia ke full belief that
the same lcn,icia results III follow their use Ic-
mam yours sincerely, HENRY a. FOOTE,
Warwarsing, Ulster co. n. Y.
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-. w. 81, Z. z. TkYLST.

9. W. g. T.. Z. TAYLcS..
AeFFER FOR SALE, at the South East Cor
V y ncr of FiJth and Market Streets, Phihadet-
phia--
Mems Cafskin Boots, stilched-warrantcd.
do do do pcgged do
do do do water proof double soles
and double uppcrs.
do Calfskin do do do nailed
and uppers.
do Heavy Water Leather Boots.
do do Meats do do.
do High quarter Shoes, Cufskin.
do do do Crockers do
do Fine Monroes-warrantcd
10 Kip do do
do Calf do do
do Coarse do DO
do do Shoes do
do Fine do do
DO Kip do do
do Calf and seal skin rmps.
do List Socks with and without solcs.
DO Carpet do DO do
do Patent Warranted Waterproof Moccasins
Ladies' do do do do
Ladies' tanned India Rubber shoes.
GcrtIemcus' do Over shoes
With every other desc iption Of boots and shoes.
Fur Caps of every description.
Travelling Trunks Of every description.
Venetian Travelling Bags.
Patent Gum Elastic shoe Hacking
Houncls Of al kinds. Palm Leaf Hats
Thllnt, lphi1. No7 cmher l3. lSl2.--lv.
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b. MA NOTE LIST.
PCNTSNTTATEA.

The following list shows the current value Of all
Pcnnsy ylvania Bank Notes. The mos, implicit re-
iNncc may he placed upon it, as it is ererg ,cseh
.src'u|ly compared with al corrected from Bck-
luil'a hrnniinr
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-01-20
JAMArcA. l.. l.. June 9ih. lG4l

Doctor William Wricht-Dcm Sr--It is with
great sali-factiCn inform you of ny having been
entirely cured of Dyspepsia, of five years standing
hy the use Of your lNpI,N NEGETARLE PILLs.
Previous to meeting with your celebrated mCdi-
cine, had ben under the hands of several Physl-
csns and had tried various medicines; hut all to
Do effect. After usirg one 25 cent box Of your
Pills, however, experienced so much benefit, tha,
resolved to persCycc in the use Of them according
10 directions, which am happy to state has result
Cd in perfect cure. lnGratituhc TO you for the
great benefit ] have received, and also in the hope
that others similarly afflicted may he induced to
make t'jal ot your extraordinary medicine, send
you tins statement with full lhcrty to publish the
same, il Non think proper. lours, &c.
New NuIk, June 49, lSil. &C. BLACK.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-01-20
NV NonK, Scnt. 90. IsAl.

This is to certify that | have used WmGur's
iNmAN NEGrTAnLE PILLs with the greatest bene-
fit; having entirely cured myself of the frequent at.
tacks of Sick Headache, TO whch | had previously
been subject. ANN MARIA THOMPSON,
392 Greenwich street. n. Y.
To Mr.. Richurd Dennis, Agent for Wright's IT,
dian Vegetable Pills.
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~" . ~ p. - NT=-

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BOOKSEL
I,ERS AND STATIONERS.
No. l22 Chcsnm Street, below 1th,
Philadelphia.
E% EEP constantly on hand general assort-
SA mcut OF Books and Stationary accomplishing
Thcoo2ira' Law, Mcdical Classical, Mi-ccIlanc
Gus ard >chooI Books, Day Books, all sizes. Led,
gers DO, Family Hillc., Pocket Bibles Whiting
Papers, Wrapping Papers &c. &C., which they of
Ter at the lowest prices to Country Merchants Pre-
fc>sionll G,r'lcmer, Teachers and all others that
may favor hem with ,hcir custom.
Ihjjn'clIhin, November l3. lsl2.-ly.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-01-20
EsGNc Ointment, scr 'Ecgtcr.
A PRGOF on iI'S EFEICiCY.
Pnll,n,rruI,. MAY 18th.

Puil,ulrruIi. MAY @1th, 1882.
~ HIS j. TO certify tat was severely all c'ri
L with Ncter in the hands and feet for upwards
of forty wears; The disease was attended generally
with vio'cut nch.ng and swelling. applied TO a
number Of physicians. and used great many nppli-
cations without ohccrirg cure. About a ar
since, oprIel tie Rose Ointment, which entirely
stopped The itching. and tw applications ImmeII.
a,,v cured tie disease, which there has been no
return Of although had never been ril Of 1t at
any tim, for irly wears. RICHARD SAVAGE.
Eleventh, below Sp.uce Sfccct
c. The Rose Ointment is rrcp,rcJ by T.. b.
Vaughan. : ,u,h Ea-, corner Of Tbl and Race
Streets Philadelphia, aud s"ld on agency IN Sunhu-
~ hv II. u. MASSEE,
May lith, 1913. Agf.h
wEr-cAn AUTHORIZATION
OfMc ROSE OLNYNENT, for Ttfcr.
4 LTHOUGll the superiority of the preparation
~ over oil others is fully established, the prnpr.r
tors take pleasure in laying before the public the
following certificate from a respectable physician,
a graduate of the University of Pcunsl lvunia Dr..
Bauuh, having found in this remedy that rcl!ct fr
a tedious aud dl-ncrrCali Affection which The means
within the range OF his profession failed to afford,
has not hrsi'ated to give it bis appreciation, although
the pciudiccs and Interest, of that profession are
opposed to secret Remedies.
PmLAnILrHIA, Sept. ~, 1886.
! was recently troubled with tedious hcfpctic
Crudou. which cn,e'od ucarly one II e Of my face,
and cE'crdod over the ear. Mr.. Vaughan, propric-
tur Of the Rose Oirtmcut, Observing mN face, usI,-
ted on my tying his preparation, "i which hc ham
deI nae jar. Although m common with the mem
hcrs OF my profession | disrounrcn,nce and di-ap.
prove Of The numerous nosrum~ p1lmrh upon the
public ly Guor ant prtendcrs, lcl IN justice bound
TO except the Rose Ointment from lha, class Of me
dcincs. aud to give It aprrohauon, it entire
ly cured the eruption, although it had resisted the
usuH applications. DANL BAL Gil, NJ. d.
G j The Ruse Ointment Is prepared hy l.. l..
Vaughan, South Ea>, corer ui Thirj ard Race
Streets, Pnliade'rhia and sold agency in sun
bury, by h. b. MA>SER,
Nay liih, 1919. agent.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-01-20
ATTENTION..

l. EQlESIS the attention Of his country friends
IL who are in want, to his very large stock Of
CarPeungs, OIL Colhs Mallings, Rugs, Bindings,
Stair Rods, &c. &c that be has just opened, at
his warehouses, No. Is North I'd street, and No
Church Alley, next door to Christ Church, PhIla-
depha. july 81, iSi2.-ly.
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oN TUE DELAWARE,
/ tNlNG associated vi h h,m loscrh Barnet.
! late of Eastou, Pa. usl,,tlul'y Inform their
friends aud the public g,rcray that they have IA.
ken th / large AMI vel known store and wharf at
foot Of Willow Street Railroad, lately ocCupe hv
Jacob Martin, where they purpose doing Genera!
Commission and Forwarding Business, and from
the local advantages of the place hciuG CONNECTED
with all the public Improvements that have their
outlet in the CITY, they iaitcr themselves they viii
I've able TO do business 10 g,cnt ii not eater od
vantage, aud upon as rcn.pu unable terms any other
house, and they their friends that any con-
sgumCu,s made 10 them shall have th,ir slrci at
tcnton, and no cXcrtions spared to give entire salts
faction.
They are also prepared To receive ard forward
goods 10 any point on the Delaware aul Irh ,h
rivers, between Mauch Chunk. Ea>tnu and l'hlla.
Del, hr, via Delaware Divisi u aud lchigh Can is:
also, To- any point on he Juuata river. or North
aud West Branches oithr Su-qurhAuua 'ia Schuyl.
Kill ana Union, or tho Chesapeake and Tide Watcr
Canals.
For the accommodation of Boats coming or GO.
ing via schuvikill and Union Canals, Src'mhoat
will be- kept expressly for towing boats from The
Schuvlkll around To the Delaware and back, which
will cn.hIr merchants to have their produce deli
vcfcd on the Delaware, and their goods shipptd at
a saving of 80 to - PER cent. on the puCCs tpr
hauling ocross,-with these advantages they "a.
sprctiully solicit share of patronage.
W. HEILMAN & co.
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Michael Weaver 81 &0s,.

EorE r!hHERS s. sLfZ1' CHAMBERS.
NJ. 3 NoyH N0'cr Hrcct, Phthd,IyAia.
= II AVE constantly on hand. general ussort-
y G m,nt ot Corlarc, Seine Twiucs &c, viz /:
Iard Ropes, Fishing Ropes, White Rorcs, Nanil-
Ia Roics, Tow Lines for Crnal Boats. Also,
complete assortment Of Seine 'rwincs, &c. such as
Hemp Shad and HIRING Irvine, Best Patent Gin
Ne. Twinc, Cotton Shad aud Herring Twrr, :'hoc
Threats sc. &c. Also, Bed Cords, Plough Lines,
Hnlicr@, Traces, Cotton and Linen Carpet Chains,
sc. all OF which they will dispose Of on reasonable
trrms.
rAlhdcphin. NovcmhcI l2. lelG.-lv.
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T On all hanks marked thus - there are ii,
.smnalfols, in circulation.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-01

HBOSTSCRIPT-O w HElSKELL is now
q reeelvrng his second supply ol SUMMER
GOODS. which direct from the Emporium ~
Fashion IN New York, All wanting Fashionable
md Cheap Goods will GuI the best selections al his
sore on the corner III Market and Unon So, Al
/ he asksls a cll Particulars ia a lc0 days
! may II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-01
ATEmfoN bAhLI>G,S GRASS

| - HES Nrwlnr patrue's Grain do:
9hoNa1'f Setles. layton's Slcklcs. Show'- do
TT s'ih lay tmpv - OFT 4 GREER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-01

A CASES EXT LlQroRlcE. reed and for sal,
bv may % OLIVER PRYOR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-01

EW NOEEL-The PRAIRIE BIRD, by
v the Hon Charles Augustus Murray, author Of
Travels IN North America his Is one Of the very
best novels that has been published for a oHs ll"e
at MELIORS may %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-01

lust RECEIVED tbs day. good assortment
y Of Frerch Audcal Flowers. TNilhng. faf
B1nne,s. Lace Buttons Thread mud Ll..e Eds'nss.
may % A o FAlRCiill.p.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-10-24

and he sreOnd i, Ihrywill male 4 rooI
growth the same season. md roa.tqntns-
II Be able 70 stand he ssVsrily IL lie vim
ter. and moreover, viii pFodace eui.e
crop the neat wear.
As 20 The Tsririiss mrss de.issile 10 &c
caliivsied, | Mould recommend The Pine
Apple. which is large. produrlire, aud
good favor, rather TOO s0ll Cor marketing.
The iiudson, well known IN The nes,ern
States. Tie Krene Seeding. uhirh i
. splesdid article. huI with ne il iher
unpsoduciiFe. md the IIoFey's Seeding,
which i Trsy large. ors deep rich color,
iine flavor. very productive. and nleal -.
I'D, consequently well adapted fer market
ing. and Is in all resperis Nv far he mas,
splendid. superb variety of strawberry in
my knowledge. Every gentleman Who
wishes 10 caliiraie strawberries, either for
family use nr for market. should rs all
means cultivate the Hoyey's Seeding.
The ladies could cultivate them 70 ad-
vantage on lheir fawrr plots; they would
make very fine borders, far their fnliage
Is neat and remains green most II the year;
their blossoms are pretty. and their fruit
is truly sublime. $3.50
Having communicated ] The infrma-
ton necessary for The successful culiira-
lion Of this valuable fruit, for The consen-
fence of Ilinse who may wish To test he
principles above stated, would iust add.
the plants of The varieties above described.
can he had of Mr.. Huxley, Seed.lnan
and Ffnrist, next 10 The Dennison Honse.
on Fifth Street, Cincinnaii. Also, at The
Botanic Garden on Walnut Hills, near,he
Post olIicr. aud we presume from the
gardens Of The culliystors in The yici.ily
or Cincinna i, JOSEPH BROWN.
Walnut Ii.ls .July, 1914.
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From 49,. ri. W Bow,
STRAW BERRIES.

DEARSm: The inquiry, Why can not
succeed in raising strawberries! is daily
made By those who are dcsirinus Of cult
waiting that delicious fruit. a lady said 10
me few days since, thai she had uiel
these last Ten years to grow the strawber-
nv. She remarked that her plants blossom
ed very full every spring, and promisei
a line crop, bat they always disappointed
her. She vas sulicitous TO know the
cause Of failure.
As there are hundreds who wish some
information on This subject, permit me,
dear sir, through your valuable paper, 70
stale The result of my experience in the
cultivation Of strawberries.
am conliden, ,ha, the information |
am about to communicate on This subject.
vii. if carried into practice, insure every
effort successful.
In the frs, place The right Kind "fplan,s
mus, be had To work. with, otherwise
every effort will prove unavailns.
The plants must be young, Of but o ne
seasons growth: for example, they should
he plants that have gr'wn This season
from the parent plants since the itu'ins
season. They should be taken from
productive plants, those which have and
still produce first rae fruit, otherwise they
are not worth transplanting. and nevel
can be rendered productive.
Care must be taken to obtain beth ma!t
anil female plants in the proportional te'
female, to one male; these should bt
transported into beds feet wide. two
rows in bed, any say loot apart in th'
row. a~s
They should he put upon poor ground
otherwise the plants will grow so luSu
riantly that they will produce but it'll
fruit. Many have failed in their attempt
even when they have the right kind o
plants, by putting them upon ground to
highly MANFRED. July and August ar
the two best months in the year for trans
planting strawberries, for two reasons
least the FIRST il, at this time there is n
liability Of mistakingoid plants for youn:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-10-24

asassls v is'l snd apsrrssiys-hahk sad
iaisrnsl i1P'ryensals psj.sl srd unesn.
slisaiioi si--jasI so ean,lii, ilonsl--sub
ufassEy nfh,. and sul -lrrs sHy uro, {
-Sae sigass rghi. and Size ,igh,s
wrrne--hVll.ieai 90 FslL snd rull kes-
toa eIsnE---ssesssaaa IisLi. .na seess-
500 siong-Sls c inlsrp ion nsh', snd
sac = iefPasIl'"n Sr.ng-ahsrXa in
night. and sn'sx.tirn eEn--ii.iiihu.
ton Tigit. sna ssuihuiian wung--de
annsfaey riElI. AM democracy wsosg-
~higssry Iighi. sHi shiggsTy xrnE--
iscer.lissn Eli, and fessrsl'sm wrong
O. - the pc t.l l-ro f,en sIls-'oea {. e..
~fissniEs big. d. netr.nr snli-fen sersi-
v, Slstr re hts snt-Siste rights. sssssieH
ani'-'eees,i y. Mobilization snii-nl n 6ea.
ton. Safe 'HirIrosiIlan an,i-siair insrpe-
slirn. disI n on All. disunior. Med, fis
anti Webb fIie. RLsI aut.-Rhsii. Holmrs
sHi II lmes, 90 ionsl ant Ra'ionai. IT,,
&C.. hs'EE PsIis lsaasIs"I Saith ra'oii-
ns. lie b'rg spd,'ls insdle rpe iril"s
conjomI 90. Gel out 'fihe wsy-gss
,hfi dog hOne-slssr The mack for Al :
KsntHrky.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-10-24

lkis sAae stif-siyled Deaarsalir larry IA
SosIL Carolina sna otter paris e ne
Ss.nia h-ss ben a'EHg = d,sssl.lisn az
lhs union. The r0nsseusnsss Il shirh
uonld - % imnsfisie eissl ar. he sai.l
dssnue'ioa Of Ire lretst. l.irssl. I'D harp.
ssinsi % on ssnl.. snd sn sisrnsl death %
lie pfi' eiplss Ne are nVs siieRP'ing o.
eel .blisi, q - nsn 70 raj atls Il s'lEg os-
srnmsn'. II Missfs'fp, hst have rsPU-
diai.d lhsir hnre-l frh'.. snd s,islons nd
The iaiI faae rf ne si.sF si.sr sEiss n
The Iohisdfrsty; able IN fsarsssse
q eT rffassl 20 sIsrI Ssnst.r.. ~ which
lhss irsmplsd upan lhs con,,Il".i"n q
fsnns.,se ard ihs q, tied Stats. nnion-
IL shows their tO.ai d,.rgssd and ron-
tempt of 'sv. hui a. . rapid ada &C D.
sa.Gs . dlssolsi,on Il The uuinn. Aad
This last act. II nv meaofy ssrses me,
IVES approved BY Jsmrs X. po'k. the pre-
sen. esnd,ds'e &c he nennrr.i,c rariv
for the Pff,iienry. Tie adni.si.n n
prEss NJ 10 Iske ih-Ir seas - n.n.hsFs
Ccngrr,s in 'ht House o! RsTrrEenisiise re
do ING he last Cangte.s, c.Hirsry 70
law which b d bren p'sssd By III. SEN
ATE md The House cf REPRESENTATIVES,
ard so'emsly srrrovsd q By he Presi-
dent. under wha,s, Or sui teflu.e. p'eb nee
20 ssssnr. must be ateiieJ By every
a'rint 10 be an slasmirg symT tom a.
galnsl the stab llly ri or gnsrinmsn', il
. par;y guilty o. snch dnrsgard II lac l.
surrornd in tier lsu lsssnsss By the PEG
pie. | am mech mistaken, however, II
tnese act. Of the sell sij led Dsmorrsiir
party OF the present day have 10, cans d
many goed add ronsrir' tnas mea wlo
haze hFTs"ifse aeieJ sitb:: y"ur p -riy to
pause bsfore they assist 10 elsssls Q party
t. The Government 81 this mighty rat,"n
lde.tIned. il we'll governed, 10 be tie
m'gL tiest on ear vi hit a. altesdy sown
tho sseds Of .ts dtsiruct on: aa5 require
anls irw years 81 ,he sunshine ard ex-
rrrise OF ia1less power In rample,s he .
vnlk. These ere some of tie rasons,
gentlemen, in addition tc my aee--Inr
am now eighiy.rne years ole-~ hirh
iorre me 10 decline he ccsptanee of your
ins itai.on. Ard. as msy not have an
opportunity e transmitting my reply to
you BY me 25h inslsht. | may probably
mske il public. that ven ma, BE- ind, ceiv.
ed as TO my b"irg Demoerst in the mt d.
ern accep,ion oil The ,stE--!he ans. l:rrc-
sumo. IN ~hirh yon use il. A cen, c,er'
thus drchs,ee Of ny duty To ay e"uE
ny will nqrirs me TO oppose tie prcsen
Democratic rarts, and, " ! shruid lie,
aid hare my strength, tn 90 10 the ssliut
b,x ~ Noyeob Der next 10 csst ny vote
Tor. Henry Clay oi Keniucky. Tor Pres.
dent. and Theodore Fr.lingtuyssn for
Vire President. as mcn every cay qus,l.
fled 10 Gil The stations for which the y
have been non,irsIeJ. remain, respect
fully, your obedi. nj serrsn,.
JESSE DYRD.
70 Parchall, P. 3. Anderson. and others.
n. d. Gcnlrmeu. | am almost eighty
ore J ens Of age. was 9 scld er in The
r. evolutionary var; Have passed many
scenes sUiIicleR, TO give know ledge E ma
ny things; therefore, | bes ech you, a,
a. frund, come out from amorget the
Demor ratio parry.
JESSE BYRD.
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L. pennrd early, y Ihry isae an "a murh
fasirr n moderately arm weather IIlan ID
cid. sni consequently consume less corn.
They shasld be given charcoal. ashes.
r0ilrn wand and sali while being lsileneI:
and Z . important lhalrrgularily. should be
observed with regard 10 lhs times Of feed.
ing and watering.
To save enrn. eoaked pumpkins servs
an excellent purpose in the commence
mrnt a lailrning.
: Gaifls .MGlliRg aaI Sked.Iing AL
csille should have dry quarters during
winter. and IL you hare MOI slabling or
shedding TO afford Il. LEI us advise yau 10
put them up. n he saving in feed will
more Than compensate for the cosl in a yr-
~ lev years, besidss the satisfaction Il
will af'ad ynn. 70 know ihal your stock
Is seeaFe from The winters fans, sleel and
SHOWS.
PEinEkins.-l;alher these before ihey
arc injured by The frost. and stow them
away IN some dry place. taking care MT
10 pack them buia Few rows high, end not
tnPu, an unsound INC among Il.ose which
are sound.
Ffners.--Examine all on your place.
and repair such as need il.
Orekard.--Gslhcr your frui, BY hand
rs soon as ready. BE careful 10 do il in
dry whether, and put them away carefully.
Your trees may lie pruned If dead limb;
but the woand must be rnl smooth and
cagered with = mixture Of equal parts Of
fresh COW dung and clay. taking care to
rover the application with thick cloth TO
keep out rain. The trunks Of the trees
should be painted with mixture Of sult
soap and -four Of sulphur, in the prnpar.
linn ola g lion Of soft soap 10 ID: ofsul.
phur.
Drsiniag YOUR wet ground should
be drained during the fall months.
R"ckrhfd'.--This grain should he
cut be'ore it is mpped by the fr"si, as its
S raw is good feed for your catlle.
if"rk cattle cf all kinds must receive
additional attention during this month and
The neat, a. it should he an Object with
yau TO carry them into the winter in good
condition. .a-1 4@e* ... -. $50 r...
Potatoes aud .THmips.-Thcse roots
should be gathered before they are FROST
ed let them be taken mp in dry westh-
er AMI securely slowed away "herc they
will not be Liable 10 becomc frozen. @a
Reefs. Parmips ani CarOis.--See
70 Tbs digging Tpa putting away Of these
roots. ..-..-.-m.. .....-.-
cog Iwd.-l,tfare voc bring your
cattle in for winter, letyour yardbe spread
a foqi deep with mould and leaves from
the woods, aud 81 spread as that the CEN
ire will be lower lhan the sitIes--ail tue
materials you throw into il, will. by the
spring, be converted into first rate ina.
,u.e.
Shtep.-See that these animals hqve
shelter through the winter. sea-.
We have thus travelled through the list
Of such duties as are most urgent Of at,en-
ti6n On the farm, and shall conclude our
monthly task. by wishing you good mar
kels for your present years crop-gnod
crops and good prices next year, and that
health, happiness and prosperity may
abound with yoa and yours.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-10-24
JESoE III Nu.
TO ] Parchall, P. 3. Anderson. and others.
Mr., Cyay, Crn. Jackson and tss sullfisrs.

The follow Jog Instructive anecto,e We
find in speech by Ihe Hon. James :.
Rhe,t, a, a Mass Convention 1t Macon,
Georgia. This Mr.. Rheu lie no, tina ag-
rating orstor, r. Barnwell Rhet,. who
is ua,etsins South Csru!i. for the pur-
rose of informing The teople that they
are dreadtully oppressed, although they
do net know il. Mr.. J. s. Rh't,, from
whom ee quote. belonged to the Uuirn
p,rty in South Carolina in 1882 and SO;
he spoke ss fellows Of an incident If that
period: ": I. Express.
"Durng ,he arepes, period of nur
troubles, when the ordnance OF Nu!Ifica.
ion was within few days Of il. enforce
men,. | WAS sen. BY the Union party III
South Corolina on secrFt missIoo To
President Jackson. | was directed to Il II
him, thst Wills, we were ANXIOUS t. do
cur duly a, gnod cniz'ns Of the Uuion.
no Union man wo, ID commit treason a.
gait s, his pstirs Stat; and that If he IN
tended to co, rec the State. he must make
his arrangements With that understand
ing.
"Ponting 'oa drawer in his cabinet,
he said hs had documents there off-'ing
two hundred thousand volunteers for the
suppression Of TIE movementia Csrnl'ns,
and ddsd. Within three weeks. sir, al
ter the first tlow is sirpck, | wilfrlace fiji
~ thousand rro"Ps 10 your State and as
lie spoke in the fir" person, led met in
fer ,ha, he should himself assume the
commapd; he said that as to the 2 's'tian
oil he Union party. he should take care
ri 1t in The proclamaumn he was about 10
issue. Whilst he was spe king, Gen Cof.
fee entered The room, TO whom he in,ra-
dared me. stating tina, ;h:t gentleman had
volunteered to take Commune Of the Yves.
tern men. Jodgs, then. my fellow c,uzens
what mus, have been the feelings unae
which | IT turned 10 my native State. lie
destruction seemed % me insv tatle-a
gain.t fly thousand picked troops. com
msnded by the most consummste Gene
raj on he American sonsinsnt, aud assIs