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The New York herald., 1844-11-01

TBE SLAVE QUESTION The Synod OF Cncln-
nati at its recent session, adopted resolutions ex-
planatory Of its the subject Of slavery, being
prompted thereto by misundersandngs on the suhJect
still prevalent In OF the churches The resolutions
Ieclrre slavery as existing m the United states to be
manestIy contrary TO the principles oil me gospel snd
therefore sinful but that there IN the opinion OF the
individuals In the church standing ~ the relation
II master and slave under such peculiar circumstances
hat they cannst be justly charged with SIN merely be-
cause of that relation
The New York herald., 1844-11-01
OLD LINE LIVEKPOOL T11;KETS

These Ships surpassed point elegance or comfort
N their cabin accommodations their fast sailing qualities
The commanders well known men Of character and
experence and he stricest attention will always be paid
promote the comfort and convenience Of passengers
Punctuay regards the day Of sailing will be observed
The price of passage outward fixed One Hundred
PROVIDED with The exception o wines and liquors. which will
be furnished by the Stewards, icfequed.
Neither the captain owne 81 Ships win BE- respon
sbe for le parcels packages sent BY them unless
regular bills Of ladng signed hereor Fer freight pas
cage, apply to -. /
GOODHUE co, "a South street.
c. H. MARSHALL, 80 Burling Slip, N. Y.
j296 and Of BARRING. BROTHERS & Co, L'pool.
The New York herald., 1844-11-01
slCor. xiii. i2.
[From the National Intelligencerl
Calculations OF Facts against SuppOsitiOns
and Theories.

Nothing surprises us more in our daily inter-
course with our fellow citizens than the pertinacl-
~ with which intelligent men still persist in their
declarations that the signs OF the times and the
suits OF the recent elections most clearly evInce
the certainty of Mr. Polk being elevated 10 the
Presidency at the ensuing contest We can only
ascrlbc II TO that conventional expression OF conn
dence which partisans on such occasions take
from each other, and, by repeating, become per-
suaded Of lis truth tor, II ever coming events
threw their shadows before" we think that the
pOsite conclusion. We know not what new issues
may be raised during the next Six days, or what
additional elements OF strife may be thrown int
the political caudron; but, arguing respecting tht
future from the facts with which the past has made
us acquainted, and the appearances which the
present exhibits, we can no cause tor appre-
hension, but every motive tor confidence In our
expectation that Henry Clay is about 10 receive
the greatest honor which an American citizen
can receive from the hands OF his country ymen.
Let us examine now matters stood about the
middle of October, 1Sl0, and what was the result
in the following month Can our opponents desire
a fairer standard from which 10 deduce .he proba-
bic result OF the approaching Contest ?
In ls40 the Wing Governor OF Connecticut was
elected by majority Of 4,572, General Harri-
sons majority 6,305-gain. ............ 1888
The Whig Cove nor Of Vermont was elected bya
majority Of 10 So, General Harriscn's minority
The wing Governor Of New Jersey was elected by
majority OF a,alo, General Harrisons majority
In Psnnsyiv..ia the democratic majority on the
Congressional election in ls40 claimed az be-
ing 5000, General Harrisons majority was S43-
r gain. ... .............".... 80. s,als
In Alabama the Legislature was elected by demo-
cratic majority of SAG the majority against
General Harrison 6,52O--gain. 2,02o
| In Louisiana the whg majority on the Cengres-
sonal election was 2 076 General Harrison's ma
jority was 36SO-gaiD. ,605
In Illinois the democratic majority for the Legisa-
election only i,oso-being whig gain Of. -. s,ssl
In Indiana the Wing Governor elected by ma
jorty of s,637. the majority for General Hsrrison
WAS i5,09S-gain b,O6l
In Ohio the Whig Governor elected by ma
jorty Of I6 1870, month afterwards General Har-
rison had majority Of %, ,375-being whig gain
Of. ................. 7,M6
The Wing Governor Of Kentucky elected by "a
majority OF 1920, General Harrison by one of
-. .
The Whig Governor Of North Carolina was elected
by a majority of s,296, General Harrison by
majority Of H. 2b94-saowing gain Of. 4,29s
The New York herald., 1844-11-01

ARKANSAS ELECTION We have returns from six
additional counties, being Is IN all, IN which the
The New York herald., 1844-11-01

11- II is piieous thing 10 see the poor girls who
sew ". ). Military clothing, compelled to walk IN
ncIeent weather ali the way out 10 the Arsenal the
e,rays Ferry road, with their work The prices paid
hem are very Insignificant enough 70 keep
tarvation from their dosr and TO he compelled 10 walk
"a many miles besides 10 any thing hut reasonable Col
sonton the Commissary, should look TO H. Es prede.
essors always kept an ONO IN the city and hnndred
loars or 40 per year deducted from his annual pfohts
4 from ten 10 twenty Thousand dollars, would not be
at and would leave much larger balance IN his Ia
rmes, Oct 81.
The New York herald., 1844-11-01

Skx PACKET FOR HAyRE-saeond Lins,-Ths .hiI
NM ONEIDA, James Funek master VIII sal on ths ~
vof November.
For freight or passage apply 10 .o..,, ,,,cvrN
otIec NO. sTontips Building. Wall and Water ss
The New York herald., 1844-11-01

kkx. PASSAGE For SAVANNAH Packet Of the
I 2ath October The splendid fast sailing packet brig
EXCEL, Capt smith, sails positively a. above, hsf
1he vessels beonssg thi. line vail known sail
uaIly advertised and their accommodation be unequalled
by any ships sailing for the above port,
Those wishing bsfths should maks immediate sppl
eaton on 00''' '00' o ''''''W W, ~ f. TArsCorT,
80 n ssstA ssss, sonw Nsiaa Lea
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-06-19

@ebersGtefer lit Oct Stabt 9t(lentauh
C3um Shilb bee retben gutterfafes.)
Stattct leiuen &uneeu une bem pubIifum
ilberbaupt ieinen Danf ab, fir Die liberale
llnterffusun9 Die or 9encfen bat, unb benad,s
ridti9et cieielben su9leid,, oaB er ein pcaitdns
oi9es 9Idcrtiment
Seoers gS aaren
auf oanb bat, an feinem Shap, friiher i'm
SeFs ees Samcs pettit, in Der SHamilton
Sraee, Ieuharo's @ifensStphr se9eniiber,
uno beim @rrecn uno 5tlenen an Dbiaoels
pbiaer preieen abieet. Sein Berratb bes
ftebt aus {:
Baud 3iiber, 8leifh(tanber, 8raut.
ffdnoer, SuttersSai1er 9Salhslibcr
NIT bDlSernen uno eifcrnen Heifen,
Gtmer bon allen 8rO6en uno Sprs
ten SulbelS unb halbe SuIhels
Yef5 unb balte YcfS, an9eftridez
ne ;9lber mo Gtmcr, 9Saf6sWae
ibinen, II. |. ~.
@r perfertigt aud, Saces3iber auf G.ite7.
lun9 uno annere Sobs9Irbeit auf bic filrseife
2lnSei9e; 70 ,pirb aud, Slids9lrbeit bon ibm
unter tilIgen Serin9nn9en perrihtet.
SUM- 5, ne3N,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-06-19
9laaoOs Gttiaseser
Gupfers uno SlehI6miot 1T Der
StaOt 9lllentaun.
ScIepb
4pril ID.

Winfht 1eiue Srelmbe, ieinc alten Gunben
uno eas Vutlifum iibcrhaltpt oarauf aufs
merriam IN MAIDEN, bas CT iein @eSd,dft nod
immer an ictlem alten StanoplaBe, 9egenis
iiber Veter Ouber's Stehr uno unfern Scas
qenbud,' 9 g0irtbsbaus in oerNomiltcn Stra'
&c fortbetrcibt allipo er INNER gum 8ers
fauf auf ioanb taltelt, uno auf gcitclluu9en
oerferti9en pirb
ollie 9lrten Vrenufe6e(, SlrbersS sSeiiel,
0attper9 SeileL gahee Seliel, uno
allie onbere Gc6el . Terner: 9llz
le9lrten Sled,naarer, al6 Sa6rtnz
nen, Gimer, 8te6fonnen Se0el, furs
allies rpas in bteIeS Sud- etnl6ld9t,
mrldte 9lrtifcl or alle an ben tlernie c b.
RIG ten preii II abIeBcn wirb. ollie
Scitc0ungen fclen auf bic ftrSeite slnset9e
bcisr9t wcreen.
Slid. Grbe I, ipirb auf bic fiirScite
9InSci9e perrid,tct.
Coufbar fir qenceene 8unbfhaft, bofft
er ras Die GiGtc leincr Baarcn, linn ferners
hin cinen binl6r9iiden 2heiI Der bfcntIihcn
9unit ithcru wiro
az 9IItc6 Gupfcr pirb perlan9t, ippfnr Ger
bGd,lts prcis crlaubt tpiro.
stmpS Gttin9er.
slprit "a. nq3W
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-06-19
Ylcttc Oiltcr.

Die llnteridriebenen haben in 3ufok sli
ibrem friitern Stpd, cine pradtoce sIuss
tpahl @iiter erbalten, mcd,c I'D, fir eicfe
GabrSseit pa6en, uno ipeld)e ilc an itrem all
ten Stanbplas an Dem noreweillid,en @fe
bes Warft 8icrcds, in Der Staot sllentaun,
gum 9erfauf NATURALIZATION ans:
WtouSltn &c Gains fit Samens9lBlis
9e; Iainteb GalrnS fir 90; Sals
Sarines uno gre9es !; Sdncp Gut
tinc9eifreifte @tn9tams Grape &C
Gains; Nlainer uno fi9uirter Sre6s
Seioe ; Slausfbpar3er uno Naue
II. lhrarse Scmbasins ; A Dtnf
uno buff @hins l0rtntS gScllene
II. gaunnrpllene Sipibb6; O}erinC
Gailimere6 S1ucp GaiiTmeres )
Soienifrfe pcn allen Senennlnt@
ge,r: llaio nnp Satttn Settings
llnt cine arcse 9ln6mohl anoercr 9Irtifel, nels
die fte an ocn niceri9itcn Yrctlen fir baar
8elo ablcecn wcrccn.
Grim nnt Jtcnin9cr.
9lpril %. nq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-06-19
Wtd,ae( ltb(er.
9Oleptitntltle Qlniet0e.

Doctors Witfcn, [eteorm srn
Sath,l it mad, Setblehem gcSrgen, unb be'
uad,rid,ti9t hermit ad,tunaspcll feine Srenns
DC NIB ole Burger jcncr Staet NIB Der llm9es
eeno, bae er fortfahrcn wire, bic praris fei'
ncr prcfcfiIpn in eeren oerihiecenen 3pei9en
~ betreiben.
Seine Mchnun3 it in tem S,auie fiirslid,
bewcbnt BON @. s.. Gcunbie, gfq Wninifras
&c, benz Sfutitcbr pcn 6. 6. 2embler, @lq.
9eraee ge9enilbcr.
gEir, bic lluter;eidneten, eradten es als
cin 8cr9nii9cn, Ccctcr 9S. QEiIirn ale einsn
quaIifjirtcn, erfahrcncn, pcrild't9en une 9es
ihi6ten 9IrSt ancmrfctrn gu f0nnen.
cScbu Cooper, M. ..
9lbrahom Stout 90. =.
Saniel 2adNanaur, M. ..
s.. s.. 9lterncthp so. 8.
Gpun Sdlan9h 81. ..
Wai1. nq3W
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-06-19
Ote Oeut((be &aniel.
Cine Sammlnn9 au6erleiener Drebi9z
tell Der 9e9enpdrtt9en 3ett.

Stne SQntflltllh9 Qlleerletener 2prept9>
tel Der 9e9empdrti9cn s3ett.
Der llnterid,riebene 9ecenft Elm qEerf uns
ter obi9em Iitel gum Druid gu teforoern,
faQs CT oasu tinldn9id,e @rmuntcrung prn
fcinen Sreunben uno oem amerifaniid,sd sdriits
lidcn publifum erbelten folltr. Gr 9lautt,
ba8 cin lold)es lBerf wte or beabiId,ti9t, nidt
nur quite glufnabme ftnben, foneern and, nit
oelem Se9en beeletct fcin witrbe. Scine
9lbfd,t III cine cher mebrere 9lrebi9tcu pcll
elmer 9ln,ahl Der beriibmteifen @panselifd,en
Rausclrebuern Der neuern 3eit su liefern.-
limb cs it befaunt baB Deutfd,lauo cine arps
ee 9lnsabl folder Wdnner aufsuweien bat
Bdtrenb leiner 9ieifc mad, CeutffIano im
pertpidenen CONNER, hat Der unterfdricbes
ne @eleaenbeit aehabt icld)e 8orbereitungen
Al mad,en, rpeld,e ihn in Den Stanb leBen bic
Sin then epan9elilher 8anielberecfa fams
felt bon eertber uad III ercr Soeimatb 81 pers
iescn.s
Ter Neratsgeber faun suoeriId,tlid, bes
tauptcn, bae cine iclde fernhafte nnc reid,s
talt9e - ialbuness uno talentpclIe Samms
luna bon Vrebioten wie cben au9esei9t, nod,
ME in bielem eanbe in Der beutiden Sprad,e
erIhenen lit. gr hpfft baher, bae cieies
llnternehmen, peld,es natilrlid, nit piclen
8cifen ocrbunben lit, burdb cine oicliei:iae
llnteritiisun9 BON cen oerIdieeenen d,ri,tIis
den @laubensbencnnun9en beforbert perbcn
niro.
y eotn gu tt9cn:
|. Oicies Berf foa aus ctpa 500 srcs
Sftap Seifen bclfeben - in gutter, Ie6bartr
Shrift, auf fdGnem lJapier gcorudf, Lnb in
ececr bauerhaft ein9ebunoeu nereen.
Q. Der prcis fir llnterfhreibsr III rim
9baler Ii. finfiig Gents, peIhcr
bcim @mpfang res Suds eutridtrt Dereeu
mus. Sir Gid,t llnfcridrciber rpereen
ST. 10 qcrcd,net. Das Bud, Wirb eiipa 40
preeiateu erbaItrn. Sc fame oaber bit eins
selnc 9,reei9t auf tpcni9er ais @cuts su ites
ben.
3. g8cr scbn llnterid,rciber fammelf, uuc
fir bic Scsohluug gut iteht erhdlt bas lite
frei. gSer % oeer mchr iammelt, umb fir
Die Scsohlun9 bnr9t, erbdIt ctncn Iad,Ias
bon 30 pro sent.
4. Sn Seeem @auntD i'll YcEnipluarien,
abcr, in rem so eeer mebr @rcmplare uus
terldrebeu lInb, 1ouen Die Siter 8cifenfrei
all eiucn preei9er reer aneere beScid,Hete
4Nerfcn qclcnoet iperben, bon no aus man
oieTcltc rbnc Sdnpieri9feit erbaften fam.
5. ollie rc9clmdeigcn preoi9er Der Mefcrs
mirtcn crer eutheriiheu Stride, lIuo beuctls
nrdd,t9t unc tiemt licbrpCn crluft Suts
icrlbcntcn IN @mpfan9 su nchmen. Gbenic
fIno ancrre Sreunce barum qebcten.
Scnjamin g. S6nef.
@himtersburo, I'M Tcbrudr, 1914.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-06-19
.. 81 q g Ell
5jp(bz uno Silter : Sfnlirt.

@plbz uno Silter Sfnirt.
3cist Dem putlifum ad,tun9eprll an, ras
or ras @efd,dft, ciues Gclb. uno SiIbers
Shmicts auf cine ausseccbnte 8eiir bes
trebt, pie audi altes Sewelrie, aIs /: . brs
rin9r Tingerin9e, 2Offel, unb
{. 10 fd,nsn uno plnftlidl rcrarirt. Grin
Bcbuert III eiui9e 3hnren unterhaIb Spbn
9roB' @nfbanic, alImc or jcrerseit ansl trcfs
feniit. Danfbar fir bisber geuedene 6unbs
ldaft, hrfft er eurd billi9e 9rcile II. piinfts
Iite 8eoenun9 einen liberalcu 3bcil Zee Sfs
fcntlidhcn @unl.es su erbaItcn, wrfnr er iId,
INNER bcmubcn wiro ourd Ganfbarfeit ;u
peroiencn.
Sur altcs @rfo un6 Silter ,pirb Der bod,s
ite prcis bcSablt.
~ @slud, Usreen llmbrelIen ueu iitersrgsn
uuo font aus9cbcGert.
gllIeutaua, Wai I. nq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-06-19
ssOb,t s. Stmbc,
Srieoensrihter in 9tllentaun,

G'ibt bicrcnrd, Sadrid,t, cas or cine 9lmtss
ilnte in fciner 9Echuung in Ger SNamiItcn
Straee, 9erare Der "qcd,a patrict' Orudes
rel 9e9cniltcr, erbfnet bat; allipc or nun
bereit III ale linn anpertraute uub eurd, frin
amt sur pAitt 9cmahte Geihdftc lcrafdl.
ti9 nnc init Ireuc su bcicrgcn. @rlIcctieneu
Don iraenc' cillem 5bsiI ecs Saunties ircrcen
ecn ihm anacnrmmen. 9tud, ipereen alc
Sdrcitersisu, ais Ceees, II. {. 10, an bill.
9tn SerSernnScn prn shm rcrridtct.
Wai /. rotu
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-06-19
9lufacI(hobene Court.

@iue 9infacfd,cbcne @curt rcn @cmmrn
Meas in unp fir eccha GauutY, frG 9etalen
ipertcn auf Mcntogs ben Iitcn Inli, ndd,s
ifcus, um 10 llhr 8crmitta9s, i'm @curthous
ir in Ger Start alIentann, spricItif ldN 2Illc,
bic Gcltiftc 81 perbaneeIn baten, emFnrrn
mOscu.
Gouicl WtcrR 4Srcth.
1uni ). uGt s
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-06-19
SSreDer unD 9OcultJ
MaffinenzMaber III 9lllentaun,


lluterscihneter, fpchnhaft in cer Scamiltcn
Giraffe, Der 91efcrmirten Stride fd,rdg 9es
aeniiber, hat nculidD ipieber einen frifhen
@crratb Waarcn su ienem frlberen berrlts
fhcn au69eoehuten Strd, ein9ele0t ircld'es
nun ein glinsenees une 9Ia9emcines 9IBcrs
tcment bon
Gtien uno Gilen @aaren bon aller
Scneillin9en 6ntiben Srtmmtn9S
pon jeoer 9lrt Sattler QSaoren
9atiuetz ltno S6retner 9SerfSeug
pcn allen GUrten, als Socbcln uno
70 ,pciter, Otaterialien fir Siuiere
taucn ppn jeoer SenennunG allie
9lrten Sarbe, Spie9el>9la6. 1t. f. no,
dll6na6t,
wcfte girtifrl CT entIflcsen 1T an letr billis
gen 9Sreifen abSuieecn.
Cas publifum it ein9elacen ieinen 8crs
r1lh ocu Baaren in 9lu9enlhein 10 uebmen,
rrp cs iId icoanH balo iiber;euaen rpiro, oa6
tcriclbe ecrtrcffiif 1T, uno pas feline prcile
gang biai9 Gnb.
SIR bcreits 9encsene Sunofhaft itattct er
ieinen 90nnern leinen rerbinrlidltcn Danf
at.
Stepben Sarbcr.
sGIcntaun Snui 5, 1874. nqbp
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-06-19
y eter 8. z { y /,
2lGentaun, Mdr, 81.
Suti6cnna6er in ber Stabt 9t0entaun.

NNIWtN1uDT 2IlefF1lIH.
"1afhnatpn
rte au aGcu9e Meng 9See betben
oenft gan,
su ueertsen
SutldDct, Snlnibu6s 91aIes Garrt,oIs, Gulfs f. m,
NIT elernn lno bDetnen Nerter,
Nrbeter
mfht nen oert ne hdn9
ibrraen Credit abaefst werren oaen
ihm Q9ertcn 9mad wrten, punf
aufe mrnc berr9t mcroen pncn.
tmro
phnts 8eoiu9 9bcl gR pubGfums uecu
banfbar
Yeer s. gebr, Gi9enttiner
srri ID ~ 9 ~ - s wye nqsm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-06-19
aprit "a.

llntcrseithnetcr, 99ent fir @ithcr gntarct,
bccicnt I'D, bieier Gjclc9cnhcit lrinen Srenns
Den uno ocm putllfum i'm 9lngenrcincn Die
2ln;ci0c ;u MAIDEN, oas er in ecr SlnIiltcn
StraFc, s,piihcn Or. @artiu's uno Schu &.
Huhe's Wehnuu9cu cinen neuen Shublfcbr
errihtct bat allrc cr alle 9irtem
Gamcn un6 Stnocr Sdube
ilHo Stiefel
gum @rrfnuf auf Nano su boltcn getenft.-
Cielrltc mereeu ale inter lrincr eacneu9tufs
iIe,t rerfcrti9t, unc mau fam ucriIhert fub,
len, Sas iIe vcn crter &utc irin mercrn II.
Ucldr or an icbr niceriscn ]Arciin beim
@ircecu uno Tlciren fur Snav Gjclo abIcBcu
wiro. Pile 9lrtcn rtcuocnonntcr Sduhe II.
Sticfcl perreu audi auf Seltclluuaeu 9es
mad,t. - Gr hdlt audl Mcracco 9eeer uno
5runf5 ;nm Ncrfauf auf nane.
Srccrs mcrccu nit Conf rupfangcu unb
ic9leidl bclrr9t.
9'c15 @. Smith, 9t9cnt.
2irrtl 81. rq3N
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-06-19
@ | c | eb { a 4 6:
W VI u Q
Qpnnets auf Gle WDre flir 1914


SDnnetS auf tte Wore fit 1914,
Tlcrcnces, ,Sraic. H. Strchs
"a. gcnncts fur 2dbies unb
sEsssssSSg IN Wifce, HitbrnS II. f. 10.
Vas ~ --9IIe Die cti9en Woarcn
~saaaFt455' n Werben Cit mcnia wchlfeis
<~deS& Ter ocrfnuft, ais an ir9eno
eillem anecrn 2 Strhr, ele bic ndnidlen @uter
pcrfaufen. - Ww tetreiben Gjefddfte fir
@lUrie une nid,t um 9eIo su MAIDEN !; unb
eahrr ipereen mir unS nidt untrrperfaufen
la6en.
Tibts pirb aered,rct I'm bic Wanren su
;ei9cn, neil iIe wchlfciI fInc, fntct @nd MIR
cin uno tciebct biciebcn.
Der Stcbr ift no fIh Die Ian9c Mrihe prn
ouageiranlter getcduna (AWniRg) bcs
flueet ; bies it Der Srt mo man Gle Wchl lfcis
Ien Gaarcn fault.
Wtfael ltbler.
&c. S.-QRir iperefn am Gnee bieGcr Wr
die eincn 9rceen 0crratb ucn trrdencn Baas
ren, @rcscrcien, II. |. 10, crhatcn. fpeld,en
mir an 9teuyrrf 9NrciIcn rerfaufrn wcrecn.
o. alIc 9lrten Qanccsprcrufie, ,pcfilr rer
t6dffe Warftprcis erlaubt mire, wrreen I'M
9Iustauld, fir Waaren an9enrmmen.
Naai 8, uqbo
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-05
PRESERVATION OF APPLES,

4 gentleman from the Northern part Of Indiana re-
oenily communicated To fact IN regard the pres
ervaon Of apples. wbcli will he may OF uut
readers and ssloshle all farmers lie says that t,
keep APPLES fram Aninmn tn june he places them
snlpw hole. Ding Tor rish poalnes having covered
the bottom with curn stalks or saw, and the straw
with drl 10 the depth OF five inches No shelter
Il placed over theu. As the severe weather
arrives. and The ground. snd perhaps the apples them
selves became thoroughly lrozen, straw again placed
The irzen heap, aud the whole again yered viii
coating oi eafih,-ins lime ten VI twelve inche,
thick
The object Is In keep the first casting frozen unit
spring. and then To cause IL TO ttaw very slowly.
The same Treatment may hr gwen 10 tnmps Insi
potatoes b,es. and carfs Any VI these frIls may b,
thoroughly frozen without injury provided they are lhcr
covered we'll over. aud suffered 10 ihaw by slow de
grees. .~
Sweet paistnes are almost the only exception among
thc rats To Tins rule. They injured by a small de
gree Of cald and without being ifozen II in iroze
state an IRISH ppaio is put into cold water. until ih
frost s out and is then cooked It viii be good as II
had neser bern frozen. All these facts, which W.
know from ouf own experience, aud thai u many 9th
ers.
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EYES APPLE. TREE.

"rves Apple Tree" (kddara gaha,l u tree Of the
middle sise aud fiend great nnnl~fs lie leaves
nine inches Long. aud three broad with about
~ strong bres branching oun each side 81 The cenre
It's ful langs down 10 ia pairs ifom long stalk.
he ipi~srseee i very peculiar, being like apple
with third bitten out. II Is deadly poison.
ard the milk thai iws ffuni It Is I'll acid that dnp
falling Tho baud raises blister. The outside Is Of
bright y.os csor. and the inside is deep 1t
cnsisins large quantity afsmall ba Seeds like the
pips OF apple, Undecided 10 srsrlo colo,eJ pulp.
have COUNTED illyeghl Of t,ese IN one fruit. When
ripe the u bursts open and the seeds iall out; after
which the outside shriv.ls up and s adhees 10 the
stalk br considerable time.
Rerohsrtioas If Ceyion.
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POWER OF FASCINATION OF sERpENrs

correspondent Of the Courier aud Enquirer in con-
menIug upon the death OF DR. Sadlin al Saratoga by
The bite OF rattle snake, ms previously related IN our
columns, remarks az follows relative 10 Inc pjwer OF las
cnntlnn 80 generally imputed to the rallle snake:-
The serpents power To charm is regarded with seen.
utlsm by gtat many but there very many anthem.
TIC Instances record. In NlllIansa history cf Yer.
mont, hi9h authority, you viii find very interest
ing lac's and eomncos on this subject, bu, has
come within my own know ledge which is worthy OF pub
hcalIon. aud may throw light upon IT.
II has generally been believed be the fascination of
lhe serpent eye, lhls may have effect TOT pro-
bshy There Is no living eye which has such piercing bril-
acy and fascinating beauty; but have lle birds
under The fpell illl;eung about the snake and
near, gradually like The infatuated yolay OF vice. to lis
deadly iemptot II cannoi be tins altogether The snak,
al such times Keeps ls head vibrating its llkcd TOM ne
darling, and ils tail trembling while the whole b1dy
moves Ike that oil acTecpng caterpillar The case al
luded 10 above was related to me by Nehemiah GAup.
revolutionary ycerau who died about year since M
Grpun, CT lie said that Ia tho revolutionary war
when attached Ia Fnrl Grswold, IN thai town opposile
New London, lie, IN company with a number Of Other
soldiers, went unl on hunting excursion and finding
rattle suake some OF which occasionally killed Zone
believe last the Corners IN that town they
hAed ihelr bayoneis, aud forming circle amused them
selves by teasing him I'LL they all began 10 grow pidy AID
sick, when they killed him.
lhey went On their way thinking no more about il
pu gradual, gre" worse, and on reaching their quarters
Were so seriously lndsposed as 10 require medca advice
being troubled viii, excessive nausea a, the stomach and
vomiting. Their physician made inquiry in reference
To 'heIf oad, Nc. hr some umc Previous hen one of
Them accidentally Told Of their adventure with the snake
lie at once replied that he no longer at loss to ac
count Tor then siekeess, and inquired If they perceived
any peculiar odon, al he time. They each recollocteL
that they did He replied 4 have seen On The Les in
me Slate oil New York, many instances of this kind
! nat snake was charming you with supplying ellu-
sion which they emil al pleasure, and had YOU not des-
patched h'm as you did, probably he would have DIES
patched some oil you. lleg gave them emecs and thew
recovered. Maay years Afterwards, said MIR. Callur
went Into nom where twu rattle snakes were exbh
,ed' and immediately on entering the room perceived
me same o9ur. though not sruog and was so sick
that had 10 leave the ruom'
nave never seen this idea advanced by any one else
II seems moro reasonable than ME other aud !, worthy
OF consideration.
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L circuit superior court Of law and chaicrry co,
- u:d b, ADJOURNMENT and held for the county Of A.
lie ST. at the courthouse Tuesday the 9th day Of A.,
gust, isaac
Susan Grant, widow of Robert Grant, dec d. Wil;.~
Grant, samuel Grant, Robert ID. Grant, james Gran pr,,
ton j. Grant, Lit t.ia, ttalt Ih1tt.iL BUY t,o,,.
simpson and Rhoda his wife, nstun Coleman md
his wife, Jesse Coleman and Susan has vile and p.u
Grant, Plaiura.
Peter Rucker, administrator with the will u Ne
bert Grant, deed, and Patrick Ii. Grant
Defendant.
In CHANCERY
On The motion oil Susan Grant it appearing that NOR.
than Nv" have elapsed the gun ca,ion Of h,
DE end,nt Petol aueker administrator nh thu will
annexed ui Robert Grant dc'd the court doth order tia,
all persons who have claims against the ,s,ar of IA.
sal e~intor, be required to exhibit tn. same t, Court
orsetti mr. MT at Or ocfc tn tenn and unless
claims or DE- bis shall appc"r against the said estate ii,
court Viii decree distribution OF the said among IL.
cgatccs without requiring riunding bods, and thn this
order be published Tor eight weeks c.siv.ly 10 tho
lynchbus N'rginan, and posted al the of the court.
house OF this county on two several court DAYS
Cop,-Tcste,
ROBERT TiNSLEY OK.
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