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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-09-20
Annother Arrival.

WE have just received in addition = A.
w former stock, q large asson.ens -
and Brown Driilings, Cotton a.d L. s... 49,
burgs, Prints, Pant Stuifs, Cambr,cs, sn ~
Inns, Jaconets, y e., &C., which w,m g ~ ~.
cheap, by w. +. COoLbAo""
may 81 ~ So
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-09-20

Paints, Oils; and Dye Stulfs.
1 BBL Best Eastern varni.h.
i 2" Linseed Oil,
2" Spt's Turpentine, :,
Il Cash Cincinnati Lard Oil,
800 lbs. Red Lead,
2Casks Whiting.
8 +" LogHood,
Copperas.
] :" Glue.
Dutch Msdder, tor sale low, by
apr AS J. F. TALLANT, Water st. :
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-09-20
Gloves,


NE Proprie tor..of this admirable mee'eH.,
j. now so celebrated and well knswn through
out Iowa as certain and safe specific Tor isver
and Agu-. remarks In relation TO ito capab''i!ssm
other diseases. that Dyspepsia and Indigo stos u
s.new coYntvy IL USUALLY the result VI MALAYSIA
as is shown 10 The sallow coppiexion which y
almost invariably cured by lie use of,ihe ckol~
gogue. 10 I'll complaints arising from Nv sans
morbid causes as Fever snd Agne, this med'ciss
is neIfecitahd safe remedy. For sale BY
hps s6 rs IF. TAf.LANT. Waies-S.t
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-09-20

IL IL ~ GS0OODD~
DROWN and bleached linen and cs,t: drilling.
- ~ and 5-i heavy bro. sleetings;
"a A. aud Ga bleached do;
Extra, blue and black broad clcth;
do do do cashmere:
Tweed cloth and do
Blue, black and mkt sattnets:
Kentucky jeans, all colors;
Blue drills and cottonades;
Linen table diaper; $3.50
Irish linens and linen lawn:
Apron and furniture checks;
Domestic and Manchester ginghams; ws
Plain, pink and buff do;
Bonnet 'awns and lining;
Mosquito bars; as
Black and colored mus ins;
Georgia nankeens;
SaPeS. blk alpacas; just received and for
W. r. cOOLBAUGH & CO.,
apr - 10 Jefferson street.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-09-20
Scytlles.


"M GARRETT & Co. has just received
wv 10 cases superior Nutria, Cashmere Brush
and Silk hats, which they would respectfully
invite gentlemen to examine at their store
corner of lain and Jefferson st.
mar Is sign of Great Western.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-09-20
Mill stones.
Min and Cross Cut Saws.

NaE Subscriber has on hand, aud offers for
i sale at the Cincinnati prices, 3l5 feet
Of MILL AND Cross Cur Saws. -.
~--. b. MlNTlRE.
Importer Of, and dealer in China Glass and
Hardware.
ian d, AS,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-09-20

ncGAATR E BARKERs Lard Lamps for sale At
- UPHAMS.
vHESE Lamps emit bright and cle.r tight
much superior 10 candles or even the best
spefn 81. sad can be sees 10 spevasioa 1t my
store % Front street, nexs door t. r. J. C.. Peas.
Icy. ESQ
jaiy 12iS-ti ~
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-09-20
CASTINGS.

n TON Castings. amosg which are some !.
- gallon Kettles, nj KlMBALL'S.
june
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-09-20
DONNETTS.

WE have just received la,g assortment Of
w bonnetts. such as. ieghorn. plain and fancy
straw, plain. auted lava asd cyprus, aud expect
il few days large lot Of different kinds. which
will be sold very Tow BY the dozen or single one,
WM. GARRETT a. co.
Marci ~. As.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-09-20
VV1unsNS

TrIVE or six two horse wagons OF John Hen
IL nor's manufacture, Of Pennsylvania, war
ranted very superior article, for sale by
june IA w. & S. MCUTCHEON.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-09-20
Z New Map.
New Rocks.

New HOOKS.
T>ORREsTAL. or the Light of The Reef;
T. The Maiden;
Nights Of the Roand Table. !.
Lardner and Arago's Astronomical Lectures;
The Robber Of the Rhine;
Mrs. :Pecks Pndding;
The Cotton Lerd
Grmald, the Clown. by Dickens;
DR.. Pise's Lectures on the Invocation 81 the
Saints;
No. % f1arpers' Illuminated Rible. Just re-
ceived AMI for sale, by J. TALLANT.
apr Is AS
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-09-20

ME subscriber having selected bis stock
would call the At entioa Of HIS c6Ssnitshs aud thu
public, - he WARRANTS all his srticlss 70 be-
iresh sud good. or sale. He hasjust received
50 OF French Qsinins,
TOO ibs. Gua Camphor.
5Oe. lbs Eps6ts Saits,
50 lbs. Magneiia,
100 lbs. pure AZ. CayeEfe,
50 ibs. BAybsrry Bark.
lOO lbs. Esst Peruvian Banks. together with
every article in his line, for sale lew, by
sor S as ). f. TALLANT. Water vt
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-09-20
Hardware and Cutlery.

Hardware and Cutlery.
uST RECEIVED BY steamer Mermaid,
~ and for sale, large assortment Of Hard
ware and Cutlery, such as
Door, till, pad, cupboard, chest, and trunk
locks, ~ @
Knob and Norfolk latches, scissors,
Shears sheep hears, stirrups, bride bits,
Square, fiat and round bolts,
Knives and forks Of oil kinds,
German silver, Britannia and iron table and
tea spoons,
Rivitcd and rousht table hinges,
Parliament do
Wood scrsws--ail sizes, wheel irons,
Mill and hand saws, mill and hand saw
files, rasps, augers, fish hooks, tackss
Coffee mills, trace chaine,
Curry combs, drawing knives,
Axes-Yankee and Kentucky patter3--dtid
many other kinds to numerous to mention,
all Of which will be sold low for cash OF
country producer 6y
WI. GARRETT & CO.;
mar % 40 Sign Of Great Western.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-09-20

Steam Engine and Boilers for
Sale.
V1NHE subscriber having made arranFei1shts
fers for sale the Engine and Boilers now in full
operation. Any one wishing to see the work.
ing Of the Engine can call At the mill any time
within three weeks.
CHARLES C. SHACKTORD.
june 81, AS
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-09-20
BONNETS

BONNETS
TUST, .RECEIVED, tho, Spring, fsshions
~ consisting Of every variety Of Leghorn,
English Straw, Silk, Lawn, Gimp, Willow
and Cypress. Call soon as they are going
fast GARRETT & Co,
apr 5 AS corner Main and Jefferson SITS.
Mill stones.
ONE, pair Of four foot Raccoon Burr Mil
" Stones for sale very low by
March '45 WIN GARRETT & Co.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-09-20
WIN. S .BAkkER. r. Wal.
NAMKaw: q WA1Ta
r. WAIT.
Manufacturer 0f cabinet ware
and Chairs,

Manufacturer 0f cabinet ware
and Chairs,
'Taiiey Street, bes.ceen Main and Water
Streets, Buriington, Iors.)
HHANKFUL for past favors, would res
i pec,fully inform the ci,izensof Bur-
ling.on aud lie vicinity that they have now
on hand general assortment Of all kinds OF
Cabinet Ware, including Bureaus, Tables,
Stands, Beds.eads, &c. &c. &C. ALSO:
@HH -
90 OF every description, including
full Grecian, Arm, Parlor and all
OM kinds of common chairs.
EnV The subscribers. having a good
~ stock Of materials on hand will
be ready 10 Gil all orders with promp,ness
aud despatch, a, as low prices as can be AZ
fortled in The West.
N. B. Bureau and store tlra wer knobs KEEP,
constantly Ga hand apa for safe cheap.
BARKER l. WAIT.
Jany. 7sh ls43. ".
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-09-20
S-SKE
SCythes.
FIRE! FIRE.!

FIRE! ElRE!l
PROTECT YOURSELVES AGAINST LOSS
BY FIRE.
.Agsacy .detaa ISSstares2 .C0nspary, Hartford,
C0ahecinut.
n ME subscriber having been appointed agent
i for the above company is prepared to in
sure against loss or damage by fire; dwelling
houses, stores, barns, mills &C., &C., at as low a
rate as any similar institution.
From the known ability and punctuality OF
this company in adjusting all losses covered by
them, those wishing TO. protect themselves
through this office. F. ]. C. PEASLEY,.
Burlington, Aug. PAPA .agsAi.
(Hawkeye copy
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-09-20
Wanted.

WHEAT. flaSsesd., Dry Hides,>and. Bees.
" wax, for which the highest market price
will he paid by n,
apr Is as w. r. COOLBAUGH & GO. H
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-09-20
Vestings.

ID PIECES Nlarsailles Fancy vesting;4 p's
10 wool plaid do; pieces silk striped and
plaid csshmere. just received and for sale. by
niay 10 AS J. G. LAUMAN.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-09-20
fOf Sike Chean.

ft0f Sike Cheap,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS:
MEMS and Boys caps, coarse woollen goods.
NJ Also, coarse boots and shoes, linsy fwipd
rtotR sc. fannels, and many other heavy coarse
Nooiien goods, At great bargain for cash, or
wheat, corn, oats, hemp, fGrs 5ur, hides, butter,
eggs, DC. WESLEY ZONES.
February IS, AS, (Tlawkeye copy
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-09-20

apr ~ ~ Water ct.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-09-20

new - your time 10 subscribe
FL o al the magazines, q I new volume has
}mt teen commenced. Magazines fur
I'lsoed q SUBSCRIPTION prices wifhest postage,
~ uuly 04S) J. F. TALANT.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-09-20

Axes.
G BOXES Coins Axes. Yankee and Ky. Pat.
- terns,j just received aud for sale. by
>. g. J.AUAlAN.
apr &c as Water street.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-09-20
fresl, Fruit.

EIGS IND R-aSINS.-Just. received, per
II steamer Lynx, from St. Louis, few drums
superior FIGS.--Also, Bunch and Bloom
Raisins, for sale at SHHCKFORD'S,
mar l'45 corner Main and Jefferson ste
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-09-20

DOE. WsIdron's grain srythes; 1 dos. Fl
4 listsoa's Dc do; dox Hsi 'ron's grass de;
dos sckles; doa. saeaths, scy the ston. 3 rines
&C.. on hand aad for iale, by
may '45 GARRETT CO. !
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-09-20
Summer Goods.

Summer Goods.
En PIECES Cotton Drills, every variety,
~ 25 do Linen do
SO do Nankeen, blue and yellow,
y do Gambroons, Just received and
for sale By lapr 10 '45l JIG LAUMAN.
Lead.
400 LBS. Bar Lead, just received and
may 81 As WF'C0OLBAUGH = co.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-09-20
RibbOlls.
TO LET,

Qn PIECES Bonnst and mantua ribbons. "a
w great variety. just received and for sa's, os
may 10 J. q. LAUMAN
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-09-20

I y p KEGS Juniata Nails. assorted sizes in
j. I - store and for sale wholesale and retail,
BY may 3 Asst w. GARRETT & co.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-09-20

Carpet Chain,
TuST Received and for sale BY
- mar 20 as GARRETT co.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-09-20
Edge Tools. sc.

BRACES and bits, ADDE'S. turning chis~i. sss
- gongrs. planes and plane irons, augers, drsv'.
ing knvrs, files aud rasps >of every descrikfsces;
butts. hinges and screws, hest carpenter sesI
TILL rh. 81. cupboard and trunk locks. laiches pA'
locks, knives and forks. pen aud pocket tn'ss !
rsznrs and r.zer strops. Britannia. iron, fsoss -
tea spoo ns--;n shoot every arssie required =
complete assortment, just received snd tsr -
tery IoS. ~ j. q. LAUMAN,.
apr a6 '45 Water siresks
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-09-20
Tobacco.

A BOXES Virginia Tobacco;
= do Jesse Hare's No. !. do;
3 do Missouri 49,. do. for sale very
cheap, BY w. r. COOLBAtGH z CO.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-09-20
wool wanted.

EN- THOUSAND lbs good clean Wool,
for which the highest price will be paid,
BY WE cO0LBAUGH & co.
may 81 AS
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-09-20
'T1lj he and Tkurme,

TEN DO7. Garden and Corn Hoes. jd6 :"
j. rrirtd sud for sale. BY
apr % 'A5 }. q. LAUMAr.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-06-26

ne prevented By de exercise az Iilde
ears. knew = market gardener famed
i''r liis Paiaioes. whose practice always
was 10 DIG up anil pul away snlirienI
lar nexi ysas'sseed. Gslore fLeg Rad com.
plsfea fheir gpotrfh. They were lhus Iull
~ sap and kspi s0s hare myself haJ
potatoes 80 waky as 10 be unfit for The
table; but from Ihis very fact Ihey made
sefy good sefd. A friend OF mine called
on me one day 10 look u his polalo iield,
= hirh had been well prepared and dress.
ed with farm yard manure. lie obsery.
ed that they came up reEy bad. and
desired 10 know what was The mailer.
The fart was, that The seed had been
stared away with 4 large mass al win
Ter, and deprived Of sprouts Two or three
inches long beiare planting. The vial.
iiy MAS quite exhausted before they were
pun into ille ground; this was the secre.
0l the failure. Snila. manures. and sea-
sons, nadssnbl. viii affect n polain crop ia
various ways; hui. with liiile care with
hesced. any considerable failure nav usu-
any be prevented. Seed potatoes should
not be Of mesly quality, nor should Ihey
be stored where ihey viii heat. nor be
kept out of The ground more than twenty
four hours afIer being cut out for plant.
ing." .nmsa s
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-06-26
a1, . From the London Punch. A..
sIrs. CaudIe's Curtain Lectures.
LECTURE WIN.

Ntha
Mr.. Caudh has Utnturcd a rfmoasfruace on his
DAYS dinner-CoH Mutton aud no Puddiag,
Mrs. Caudie defends the Cod Shoulder.
"Umph! I'm sure! Well! l wonder
wha, il win be pcx,! There's nothing
proper, now-nothlng at all. Heller gel
somebody else 10 keep the bousc, | think.
] cant do il now, is seems; Pm only 10
The way hersi Id better take the children,
and go. ......s- z...f..,.....-.-- f.... .--..-.
"What am | grumbling abaut now!
It's very well for you 10 ask that! I'm
sure I'd better be ont OF the world than
there now, Mr.. Caudk', there you are
again! / shall speak, sir. 1t ism; often
| open my mouth, heaven knovs! Blu,
you like 10 hear nobody tslk bur yourself,
You ought to have married a negro slave,
and not any respectable woman.
| .You'ie TO go about the house looking
Ike thunder all the day. and I'm not 10
say a word. Where DO you think pud.
ding's to come from every dsy2 You
show nice example to your chlldren. you
do; complaining, sud turning your nose or
a, . sweet piece Of cold mutton. becasss
there's no pudding. You 60 nice way
10 make 'em exlrayagsnt--tesch 'em nice
lessons 10 begin The world with. Do you
know " hs. puddIngs cost, or do you think
they ily in st The window! ...
You hate cold MUTTON. The more
shame for you, Mr.. Caudlo. l'n sure
you've The stomach Of lord. you have.
No. sit; | didn'i hash The mutton. It's
very ea.y for you 10 say hash it, but
know what joint Loses in hsshing; it's
days dinner the less, il il's bit. Yes,
dare say, other people may have pod.
dings with cold mutton. No doubt oft
and other people become bankrupts. Bu
lf ever you ge, into the Gazette. j. shan
be my fault--no: lM do my duty as VIII
| to you, Mr.. Caulde; you shall never havl
il 10 say thaii, was my housekeeping ths
brough, you 10 beggsry. No. you ma
i sulk Of The cold meat. .ba. ] hope you
neve live TO want such piece of cold mu
ton as we had to day! And You ma
threaten 10 60 to tavern 10 due; but wi,
ours present means, no, crumb Of put
ding do you get from me. You sha
have nothing but The cold isint-notbins
"a Pm christian sinner. ...
ayes: there you are, throwing shos
fowls in my face again! know you ons
brought home, pair Of fowls; know
. and ~ern'i you mean enough to want
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-06-26

I'd something nj sxaetly sight He
ihonglt fhai Broua sas . legblar officer
u tl.e Amelirsn array. aud llssl lis Trgi-
menlsls Eess masksd. Coz some susiseea,
hy eloRsy and hssuly made ostrvlolhe,.
iapresssd with thls iiss. ll.s BrilOn sad
d.nly gra-ped Drown's panlslOshs By the
knts, exelslmipg h.lI joeossiy. While be
handled The elolh most lirnly. . Whst :
pity such excellent cloth should be sPo led
BY bungI,ng lsilor."
lIl6wn smell oui The oljeei ofIbs OH
efI's movement. and quick.sI sIiied. hresfe.
l. ssiy Trt.lisf--
"Ohi 1 "a. Ibis morning pre,enitd
from dr. nssine IssLionsLly By ny haste 70
meet aud salute Distinguished sis.tois. "
The officer ihen made proposition
,hsl II Tie provisions and ssoI,s which
might be in and about RaShssler. were do.
llstItd up. Sm Jsm,s YUe vopH slase
lhs seidenenis around.
Will yon accept add comply y sih ,his
"ii,r :" inquired The bearer Of he DAG Of
ifure.
Blood ka &c dtP .frsg" replied F,aa
ris Blown. viii sisIiliug emphasis.
While all Ihis parley--ihe l.st clause
oi which vas enough U aiIngh, The oldest
add nghest soldisr---.n Amtrlcsn oflirer
with his stalf. relaning from The Niagara
frnhtier. Was acc,dcn ally sesn passing
FROM one wooded pniSi 10 anoihfr. This.
with olher very curious circumstances,
confirmed ihs Brilons in The belief that .
large American army was collected, and
thar lbs Yankee others slammed igno-
rance Tor The purpose oi snlicing them on
shoie 10 be slsue ehleIed snd annihilaise.
They had not proofs exactly ~ strong IS
holy wit. bnf they were irresnlute, unde-
cided. and frightened, and were thus hall
conquered. No sooner had the flag .ol
truce got back 70 Tie deei. ihsn shower
of bombs and ball was sent IRON each wee.
sci. The attack was impedisiely ae
knnwledged. with grea, spirit. Howl
why rusty old ak pouDder had beeI
! mounted on log and secured up for llI'
oecasiop. and as soon as il could l,e char
ged il VAS "lai ofl''on The thirteen Englist
vessels. A lew hours were spent in lhi1
manner, and Sir James zoe, assured lhs
he could not be in safety in that vicinity,
land with one of lis vessels badly shsiter'
ed BY The aforesaid log mounted six-poun
der,) run down 10 Pnyl,eneyviIle. abou
ttt~enty nfies easrwaiti ne 0rursre,ri
yer. There they learned how ihirty-righ
or forty green militia men had beaten uf
and prevented large BritIsh feet from
landing, by very cuceessiul Raake,
trick. F@ 2fa3 k""ta# sSa@@'" 3"
| As coon as The keen edge Of morlifica.
lion was worn of, SIf James and oil hi,
people laughed heartily u. The sialageu
and i,s result. II was noble Yanke,
trick, that. kta3t'4N ..a'a@. asa @as
$1,000. 49,. 4
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-06-26

CURING TETrER woRM.-Take a lump
Of rock salt, size Of common hick0ry
mt; the same quantity Of alum end cop
perss--buro them separately on shovel
and pulverise them together; ,hsn put
them in bottle, and pour in half a pln'
Of strong vinegar. and every night on 60.
ing 10 bed. wash .he part affected with .
solt rag. gs~ azs# #s-e.s =@ Ht*sa.~5sa-5
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-06-26

81 TARTAR ON THE rEETH.--M.Ls Bsume
asceI,aned that washing the teeth with
vinegar and a brush will in few days re-
mo,e The tartar. thus obvia.ing The neees.
si,y OF fling or setapipg .hem. which SO
ofien iniares the enamel. lie recommends
the use of pow deied charcoal. and tinc,uTe
Of ,hatany afterwards, winch efselually
in his opinion, prevents its formation.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-06-26

On The ether side Is he motto. a Prrmia
DigDo," suTounded with wreath. The
medal i of elegant workmanship, and
the reception nf surh token % lie En-.
peTof's apr. hslien must BE- exceedingly
gratifying 70 our ioupg and enterprise. 2
iril0w-ciiizer. Boston journal.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-06-26
From tho lndinna Farmer and Gardener.
Getting Poor on Rich Land, and Rich on
Poor Land.

tvuf LdHus
A close observer OF men and things
tpld Us ihe following little siury, whirh
ne h"pe will plow very deeply; into the
attention Of all who plow very shallow in
their soils: t1 sRt
Two brothers settled together in -
county. One Of them on cold, ugly,
clay soil, covered With black jack oak,
nos one of which was large enough 10
make hall dozen rails. This man would
never drive any builarge, powerful Coma
stoga horses, some seventeen hands high.
lie always put three horses 10 large
lplnw, ard plunged il IN some Ten inches
deep. This deed blowing he invariably
praciiccd and cul i,ated thoroughly after
wards. lie raiscd his seventy bushels ol
corn 20 Tie acre. @ - ~"@
This man had abroihcr about six miles
vi. settled on rich White river bottom
farmland while a black Jack clay soil
yielded seventy bushels TO tie acre,
.i.s--s s;..- I-..ss~ss -.-~A- A--~oaii-nDs ascrags
iify. One brother was steadily growing
rich on poor land, and The other steadily
growing poor on rich land. H atat
One day the button land brother came
down TO see the blackjack oak farmer,
and they began 10 talk about their crops
and farms, as farmers are very APT TO do.
How is IT, said the first, that You
manage on this Pour soil 10 beat me in
cropsr bHe aas#s@f waE aaeUles
The reRly wass WORK my land
That was IL. exactly Some men have
such rich land that they wont mork II
and they never gel a step beyond where
they began. They rely on The soil. ant
not "n labor. or skill or care. Some mer
expect theirLaNDs TO work. and some met
expect 10 WORK THEIR LANDs-and lha
is just the difference between the goo,
aud bad farmer. a@@~# os~# 7'a@
When we had written thus Ear, and reat
i, TO our informant, he said, three year.
ago travelled again through tha, section
aud the only good farm I saw was tli
very one OF which YOU have just written
All the others were desolate, feEces down
cabins abandoned, the owners had be
come discouraged and moved of.
thought sas The same old stable door
hanging by one hinge. that used to dis
gust me ten years hefore; and saw n
change except for the wolss in the Who'll
country, with the single exception Of thi
one farm. ..a .... -.............
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-06-26

CANcER.--I, is stated that the yolk Of
an egg, mixed with salt as long as it will
receive it, and applied as a salye 10 a cam
Ger twice day, has been tried with very
beneficial results. 5.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-06-26

TUelUe~ Month Uocks.-A c"rrespon-
dent Of the New Ark IN. ] Daily Ad-
Ser,iser Gays: I" You v i'll be glad to know
that our fiend, Mf. Cane, has recently
sdIed aaother ingenious contrivsnca ia
his twelse.mon'h clock. ], shows now
The day Of The moptA. and also The year
and exhibits The sun and moon rising and
setting every day 10 the year. with The
most undosia,ing accuracy sni regularity
The Moon AZ she revol,es M her orbi
is made slso In Ieyolse upon her axis,
shosing every day, With equal accuracy
her different phases" .ss ...a-...s
The spparstns used f"f This purpose is
exceedingly simple. AVID is by no means
Ilsbls 10 get on, Of Order. -ru.~......