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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-15
CUANGn OF BUSINESs.

y VIE Sulecnher having 9iscon inned Inc Anc.
4 ton business la This GUY, bsps l5aye ,o rc,n,,
his thanks To those who have favored him wnh
csnsignments. aud f0uhcrnofe. inform, he robtc
that he hos now orertl a COMMISSION Store. to cell
~ private sales, oil kind. uf merchandise. s,cL n.
Dry Gnud'; Groceries; FUN lore; DC. Ills ,-,ys
are large and srncious and are l0cnied in M. ,m.spc
Tho best parts OF The city. for geper,l tn,n,,ss
bcing 'h Market srace M les, S,uh eml of Mar
Ret I"nse. Liht tAi odvnnccs male Dn cols enment.
as hcrctfofo. Porsfms having unsenlcd acconp,.
are requested 10 cali hftN ccn his aud tic first o1
Jun'. aud settle The same by cash or noe. rs IN
old business mnst ne squutcd. Tli. wiiiipn, re.oc,,
io persons. lu odddion W lis private salcs in ,c
city. he would say. ios lie benefit ~ such "a wish IN
have heir goods sold NJ au' lion. that l,e Ans m,lo
such arrangements os VII enable him 10 20 20 OH,
every Two months, to sell NJ public sale,
! may . + a BRENTLlNGER,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-15
pAINYING.

- CRIMSON. " HUIL. HOUSE, SIGN AND
he OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES No 1915 ycs,
side Main 81, are always prepared with the best
"orkmen and maicrial 10 execute ali orders in lbeit
lin, 10 The best style and at the loves faies.
Every description Of SIGN PAINTING or CIf,
DING doue m the hest ninuner mae IN
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-03-21
Ser Starf So. SemDfrat.

QSdre es mirtlib unier Bunlh> nit bem @bitor rom
Starf @auntp Demcfrat Su reite 70 ptroen mir tbn
fir ien erbdrmbeS Gemilh bon Drpbuu9en, 9nid,nle
e9unsen, Sefdoni9un9en nno fonltisen Sraubocreien
lit ieiuem lesten Slae, oerb bcr bic Grben Siebcn-
SUbalo mir itn ou einem lrien Streide ertappt bos
ben nno ihn eeshal6 Dor bent publfum Su 9ieoe een,
idreit Ct nad1 9rt Der Sdulfnaben: "c5b babs nitt
9etban-er bats iebft 9ethan" "-3rmeen wirft er f1
rcie Brnit rdupert fld pcrttebm, madt cine fafrlh
tUtS5t9e Wene, uno fa9t "5o1 tSnne, Wenn id, ipoQs
,pebe - Oanu tprbe sepiB ettpas Se(leres ais Saz
ben berausfcmmen !'-9tuu, on bersletben Ssamteris
aber, tpcbe man bic Baden oufbldSt uuo 9Sino n,adt
no mir dcn 9etpObnt, uno oater madeu mir benStret
Elm gnbe. 98r lnb pillens bic Sade ouf lI berabcn
su laen unb pecr ten Wcrt nebr bariber at perlie
ren. SClIte jebcd, Der Gemorat bait nidt sufreben
ein unc ien seferes als Sa6en' bringeu poller, fo
b mir bereit ben frasIen@cntraft lit Wicbererip6g
uns gu SieberL cbne ietn catafut'fdeS "Q8ebe'' gu
fird)ten.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-03-21
Gte "Oeltl6e SdlnellpOf."

qEaS 1T Der Mdnn, Der (cin QScrt ntd,t bdlt g
0e{e Tra9e rperoen mir bcdnttpcrten fobalb mir uS
ilberSeu9t baben, baB bic erausgebcr bes "9Sphens
blatts Der Shuelpcit' ihrem gerIpredeu, bos Ge lit
Der eriten Tun,mer beielben madten ,nb il, cl9eupen
3eilen entbaeu it, ~ entli d. Bis baber uidt nad)z
9ctcI":.en ilno.-
(Uus S0c rtsc 9Bcbtntlatts Der eeuGben Stne0rrtl
"Sbqleie, es nidt Ii, unern Seoiirfniilen lie9t NIT
ebr 8dtter ais bis ebt seia,sScl, lit Sandperbalt>
n6 su treten, nb mir bod, beret nit Ocnent9en, bic
NIT Der "9lten unb neuen g8et' in icden, 9stauide
anben, benIelben fcr5uesen, menn iole 8dter ltlt>
fer beute rerSfenttd)tes prcgramm pber peui9ltens
ben weientid,en Gbeil be0el6en ,wein,al otbrucfen
~ berlelbe 0prItlag gilt aud, fir aubere 3eitun0el,
bic euit haben orn oielem 9lntraee Gebraud sn uas
en."-E1
9Sir bemerfen nln nod, ba6 mir fra9es Yrc9ran,m
ietner 9anScn edn9e nah au9enr,rn,en battcn, nidt
nr jpettal, irneern orenal oab mir III eiuem coitc>
rielen 9rtife bon benz Mrdenblatte grspGbnunq tba>
ten, bas beutlhe ublifum bteier @faene lr Subcripz
ton oarauf duffcroerten unb uns ielbt dnbcten Cub
criptiDnen oarauf an;unebmen; ba6 mir fetber infer
8latt reseln,ae9 Der Shuc1lpot suIanoten unb sln,
wieoerbClten Oale auf ben 9iauo beelben Icrieben
Please exchange - uno trrs 9lllem bem it bs jebt
nod nldbt oaS perprcd,ene GauI Idberbdltni 9
cln9etreten.-9Sc fcblfs meine Cerren ?-gScIen Sie
9Scrt balten Wenn Sie gScrt baten pcllen 70 be-
AN~S" Nv WV JNi""'JiN uN W. ~ W " " v u INV
nidbt anf Der Sdned It gu tbuu.
Co. Dnrd, bic @efduisfeit unieres Sdwie9ersatere
nb mir biee 98cde in Stanp 9eiett lit beutger Gup,
mer unieres 8lattes, ben iebr intereauen Brief pur
Dr.Dilbelm Sd)mOle,o 3iirih aus Tin berSdwciD9e-
dreben, ,uuerneern mitSutteilen ben e sr6etenbeifs
au Der eriteu Selte bieler 3eun9 noen wcroen. Der
Iame bon Dr. SobmOle, 1T weber cen 9elern ocs 8a
teranbsfreuuos, nod oen Geutiden Der Ser. Staaten
I'M AQeemeineu, Elm frember poer unbefannter Tan,e,
oenn or g. bat ild curd ieme bsberise parmeGbeil.
natme at sllem, was bic Snterelen ieiuer Stammae.
ucen in une auBer Der Union betraf uub betrift-a
eifriser pirfer fur alles allseueu Iislide, rubin.
ld berpcrgethan.
Sir balten es baber AUDI fir unnOtbis, unlern Sc,
fern eine aufmerfame Durdleiuns feiuer seoegenen
@pite su smpfeblen ;-benn biefe prb einem Drobuf-
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-03-21
Sic Vlllfbill.
Gne Nfte 5ur SNfrrrrraen Ger Staatstant prn ODic,
unr "nrtrer S~nfGciell1@att,n.
IGrn nniercr orrlcbteu 9tllrner furtoeIrstl

TIM anrtrer S~nfSeeul@aftn.
lSrn llnlerer orrlctten Summer fprtoclrtt.l
Sn SeSu9 ait bic Staatsbaut-
Sett 49, 9Sel1n aus ben a6gclieferten Gsrsiffue
ten hcrppr9eht caB ene Slnsab pbenqenounter 8onfs
9celldotte Jeord1 nld Wenger as fIeben ibre Gjes.
Ih0fte ais 3rei9c Der Staasbanf prn Sbic III betrr
ben tpl1nben l1o alien prr9efbrebeneu 8epinaunoen
nah9frmmcn {nb, 70 1ple1 Die 8anfcpmmil1re 5pfcrt
jene lpde geIealhaf baopn heuadridaen, limb inners
talb 10 &a9cn nad1 Dem gmpfange Der Nad,rltt s,6
jcoe tr!de San9eelfhoft nab 9tupslna Der lireftn.
ren cln ltgeo res SparbS Der @pntrole bcr @toots<
bant opn Sltp ernenen; unb r9enb spe pser mehrere
GefeQf1aftet it9tn btefctbe 9erot erne,ne,. Seine
percn parf Gin Wet9eb bes Srarbs ein bic udt Elm
Burger Der Ner Staaten ltno et 8irser bes gtaateS
lit, uno nod nldt Sabre i'm Staate eeppbut bat Il
Sett IA. Die ls erwablten Witeleber ces 8porbs
Eoer eontroas suan ild Sn elmer bon Den 8anfcpmmis
Eoaaren 5le beFinneacen 3eit III @p,ntus perammeI
Funb ehll oeriprcdeu, bic ibuen burd bele Ne aufer
flc9ten petea 9etreub uD n,partbeiild at erflieu.
Ste olcn iteh brd bic @rltennung eines NrG0benten
pr0anlfrcn, Der BET Den Gerfammllnecn bes 8purbs
oen Srrits tubrt lno Die anben Dpfumente unter,s
5ed|net audi iolen e elnen Sefretdr CUR Silbruua bes
prptcfclls erncr,nen. Gle 1plen in Columbus Pine
Sntelnbe beleen, Die NIT lhren 8itdcrn, Heduunoen
I,c. Su acn 3ecn citer @pmn,itte Der Gjeesoeblino
Doer lr9eno ener bon br ernanen Ferion ,,r Inter
|fafnng cen ifeben c0 Sie 1clen ieoe 3.peiobonf f
0pte perebcn uno ber ben bon 3eit at 3et su lefer
scn Setrag entdetbe in lebereinfuft NIT be(er sIf
te. slh mo9en Ie 9fegen CUR 9I6red,nuna ,pien Sert
3wei9banfen feftfesen. Se pber eits pber ,nebrere
Rslteber oerieben folen bic Madt ba6en, Die stoes
le9enhette r9eno eter 3tpeigbanf su untertl.eu nb
bic Seamten berelben unter @io su eran,iniren. Sie
folen Die Wsad taben, bic Gireulaticm raenb elmer
3fpe!9oant au oerrn9ern; nnb fcllen bas et babcn.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-03-21

05-9Sir 9ercnten nddtc gEcdc unerc Sublcripticnse
reie an5utreten llmlere rffdnrycn Sub lcribenteu,
bel ipelden mir al'rufcr pcrscl, erdcn mir hermit
lltt auf frei9cnS rc treihpeiie ireun nift pSuioe
abtrasun9 threr S:quoi9te gc9cu uus, pCrsuberetel
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-03-21

0Er sEir mad)en uuiere eeitr III Der 0iad)6arfhaft
anf Die Mtbeiuns besii9id, Der Gantrrs uno slfrcn
@ienbabn anfmerfam unr bitten e rie tariu entbaee
nen Snlld)teu unb SbatGad,en reifIidb ;u crpd9en-
gSe mir hSren 1T bic ebcnbe @'e1hdftSs COMMITTEE int
merfcrt tbdtis it Der stusflbrun9 beS rrcftes lno
ebt se9enudr9 nit eil,em tiiht9en eanomeer i'll lls
terbnnolun9.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-03-21

p@ 9iebit ener 8efdreibun9 Der Snau9itraticnsfeis
CT, tbeileu mir bete audi Die Slntrttsreoe neres prs
ci9en YiccpraGbenen g. N. dallas NIT, tpeld1e mir
bernit Der bcicnrern slufmerfincit uncrcr 2ecr as
empfebIen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-03-21

te oas aus 70 Gtbarer 9enalcr un6 1arf bLifenner
Aneue berocrfleBt, fdCn Bon leGbft Su 1beil.
9tur bemerten mir nrdoas aQe 9ebiloeten unb mad,
Scrtdrt Itrcbenoen Gercbrer ber Bfenfhaft, bic bn,
uno rteoer, nno Deeidt lit aEen 01ttuueen Der Uni
on Sertreut - unb fhcn teit 5abren pom GaterIauoe
entfernt - uno ceebaIb peter nit ben neuetcn Sort
ihrten Der beutIden eiteratur, ncc1 NIT ben ,uuer
dl9iten uno beten Suelen, Su beren Bc(e ub Gci1t-
mig Su 9elan9en ,-betannt iein n,09en-n,it nu6-Td1
BENT Doctor Su nni9tcm Daufe perpf1ibtct flben wer-
bc ooB CT oieiem lebeIitanoe uno pabrbafeu 8eoirf
nfe oaburd ob9ebrlfen bat, - boB CT cine Weu9e Der
neuefen unb beten Bcrfe iiber ale bic pitioern3ei
se mcnihltder @rtenntniB, burh fpecieQe Scncuuuno
= fenntltd - nnb baourdb benz YubIfNm auf eiuuol
aO9cmcin Sn9dn9d, 9en,ndt 5at - cbne Idn0er auf'S
9erobemcN imSmitern berum tappen ;u mnlIen.
propos - e5n Der Jtatipnal sem9 (QEa1bnqtrn
@tty) bonn ocr9en Is. San. fa1ben mir cinen sssug
etneS Sriefe6 BON Or Shn,Sle, Der p0rtG1 NIB bues
itdtlid, - aus rbigem Sriefc cntcbnt ftent Sbqcr
Srief purbe purb oaS cltam jener Gtact bieber be-
forocrt nbcm er bas pcits3cbcn jenc5 9lmtes> bonn
|22 SAN. ouf9cbrlldt bot
6ann un6 $,r. Glenf Ueleidt 9tuflflu6 ocbcu, ME,
uno aus 'pclder Sucue ibn ojeer 2uSSu9 ;n 3bel oes
wprben?
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-03-21

sD"gEie mir boren, ieIlcu cintgc b65nai9eN 9eN0cnidcn
oas Gcrid1t St perbreen ireten caB infer gcrbaben
bcn gaterlancsfreunb su oer9rH6ern bios ein Somb9
ici mcburd mir mebr Subicribentcn su ocw,rcn 11d)s
ten. Q8ir bitten cas putlun, ouf baS gerere iober
idaoenfrOber Meniden uidt su b6ren, ,nr 9eteu Die
Serlld1eru,9, auf un fer QBort uub @bre
ale Mann, oaB, Icbolo mir bic on9e9ebenc 3abI
Subicritenten sulanmen 9ebrad,t baben pcrbcn, mir
ben gaterlanbsfreunc IN rem Scrmat Der prrbenunr>
mer erttencu lafen.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-05-02
AGRICUUTURAE.

Pofatoes.-The malady which has pre-
vailed for year or two, among potatoes,
may operate as Encouragement to plant
ing them as extensively as formerly we
venture not to give an opinion; from the
little that is yet known, in regard 10 the
origin of this disease, or to recommend any
specific remedy; but from what we have
seen, should no. hesitate 10 adopt the fols
lowing rules in planting, cultivation. &c:
Ito plant on loamy soils, of medium
dryness. 2. Ii stable manure is used, let
II be we'll mixed with the soil, and not left
Especially if unfermented.) in too great =
ausasty in tfe .hiii, 8. Plant good sized
sound potatoes, cutting only the largest
ones. Very small potatoes, or small pie
ces, are not likely to sprout so vigorously
as large ones. The first food Of The young
plant Is the substance of The old potato, and
the greater the supply Of this food, the
more rapid, of course, is the early growth
of the shoot. It is true that under entire,
ly favorable circumstances Of soil, season.
&C., the shoot from small potato or from
small pieces, may succeed, and the pro.
duct from them in such cases, may not be
less; but lis reasonable that the shoot from
good sized sound potato would be stronr*
ger, and less predisposed TO suffer from
any unfavorable influences belonging eth.
er 10 the soil or atmosphere. d. Plant as
early as the ground is in proper state
Many cases might be cited where early
planted potatoes escaped the blight or dis
case, and produced crop, when the same
variety. planted later on piece Immediate
ly adjoining, were much injured.
s. Plant only varieties of known hardi+
ness. Much depends on this. Some kinds
have always been remarkable for their heal:
thy. hardy constitutions; at the same time
producing morethan others under the same
circumstances. OF the feeble sorts, there
is the Mercer, called also Chenango, Me-
shanic, corrupted from Neshannock.
!, which from its supposed or acknowledged
good qualities for the table, has been wide<
ly cultivated for several years past but
(which has always been subject to blight
more so than most other kinds. We are
, !, not aware of any good qualities possessed
by this potato ttrat dre nUtto be had in sew
h eral other kinds, which have the advantage
y Of greater hardness and productiveness as
> we'll as soundness. 6. In cultivation, keep
the crop clean from the "first START" bu
It avoid pIoughing or working it when the
ground is so wet as to be in the least mud
r dy, and do not use the plough or cultivation
: ate, the blossoms appear; as mutilatior
Of the roots after this. may damage the set
ting Of the tubers. Having used all these
: and other reasonable precautions. we may
u say in the language of a witty disciple o
= Esculapius.
!, elf after that they choose to die,-
u Why, verify let's 'em."
l. albany CuAiUatOr.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-05-02
fEarici2's Dinner Party.

About this time we received flag from
the enemy in Georgetown, the object Of
which was to make some arrangement a.
bout the exchange Of some prisoners. The
flag after the usual ceremony of blind-lol-
ding, was conducted into Marion's cn-
campment. Having heard great fulk a
bout General Marion, his fancy bad, ma
turally enough, sketched out for him some
stou, figure Of warrior, such as O'Hara
or CORVALLIS himself, Of material aspect
and flaming regimentals; but what was his
surprise when, led into Marion's presence,
and the bandage taken from his eyes, he
beheld, in our hero, swarthy, smoke-dried
little man, with scarce enough Of thread
bare homespun to cover his nakedness! and
in place of tall ranks Of gaily dressed SOL
diers, handful of sun-burnt, yellow-leg-
ged milltia-men, some roasting potatoes
and some asleep, with their black hre-locks
lying by them on the logs! Having recov-
cred little from his surprise, he presented
his letter to General Marion. who perused
it, and soon settled every thing TO his sat-
islaction.
The officer took up his hat 10 retire.
oh, no. said Marion, 1T is about our
zine Of dinner. and hope. sir, you will
give us the pleasure of your company to
dinner
A: mention Of the word dinner, the
British officer looked around HIM, but 10
| his great modification could see no signs
Of pot. pan, Dutch oven, or any other
Iccoking utensils that could raise the spirits
Of hungry man.
We'll, Tom,' said the general TO one o
his men, come give US our dinner
The dinner to which he alluded was nc
other than heap Of sweet potatoes, tina
was very snugly roasting under the EN-
bers, and which Tom, with his pine sticl
poker, soon liberated from their asly con
inement-pinching them every now :.n'
then with his fingers, especially the BIZ
ones, to see whether they were well don
OF not. Then having cleaned them Of tn
ashes, partly by blowing them with hi
breath and partly by brushing them wit
the sleeves ofhis old cotton shirt, he pile
l. some Of the best on large piece of bark
and placed them between the British off
Ger and Marion, on the trunk Of the falle
: pine OH which they sat.
;, Il fear, SIR said the general, 'our dir
e ner will not prove SO palatable to you as
= could wish; but it is the best we have
y The officer, who was we'll bred mar
e took up one Of the potatoes and affected {
n feel as if he had found great dainty; b,
q it was very plain that he ate more froI
b good manners than good appetite.
Presently he broke out in hearty laugl
Marion looked surprised. i beg pardo
: general said he, but one cannot, "
e know. always command his conceits.
le was thinking how drolly some ofmy brot
er officers would look if our governme
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-05-02
LIST OF BLANKS

Am HAND, and for sale at the
~ JOURNAL OFFICE.
County and Sup. Court Writs
do do Subpnnas
do do Fl. Fas.
County Court Scire Facias
Apprentices Indcntures
Letters of Administrators Appeal Bonds
Jurors Tickets Marriage License
Peace warrants Guardian Bonds
Constables bonds Administrators do
Notes of hand Military Ca Sas
Checks, Cape Fear Bank Land Deeds
do Branch Bank ofthe Negro Bonds
State Warrants Ca Sas
Notes, negotiable at bank Ca Sa bonds
inspectors Certificates Bills Sale. Negro
Certificates of Justices attending Court
Shipping Papers Bills Lading Qettcr)
0J'Any blank wanted and not on hand Will be
printed with the utmost despatch.
TfOlficers of the Courts and other officers, and
all other persons, requiring blanks, or any other
work in the printing line would do we'll to give US
a CALL or send in their orders. We are determln-
ed to execute our work we'll and at the cheapest
rates for cash. CaIlat the JOURNAL OFFICE,
s. e. cor Princes G. Front-strts,
One door above the Hanover House.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-05-02
.1eaC BOARDING House.

n THE SUBSCRIBER would respect
fsnss1.A fully inform his friends and the public,
lss.Eas that he has opened Boarding House
- at the we'll known stand formerly occu-
pied by w. r. Larkns, OH Market-street. He
would take occasion to state that he has fitted up
the house in the very best style, and that his table
will be as good as any other house of the kind in
Wilmington. His terms will be moderate, and
he promises to spare no pains in making those
comfortable who may be pleased to favor him with
their patronage. N. F. BOURDEAUX.
Wilmington, N. c., Jan. 18th, le45. ls-n
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-05-02
Hats. Hats! Hats. Hats

yEHE subscriber has just returned from the
a North with handsome assortment of spring
and summer Goods,
CONSISTING OF
Panama, Hens, Boys and Infants leg
horn and Palm Leaf HATS,
of every style and quality; also the Spring style of
mems and boys CAPS. Ladies Riding Caps,
latest styles and general assortment of mems and
boys fur silk, and wool HATS, which will sell
at wholesale and retail. cheap for cash.
In addition to the above, have just received
per schooners Jonas Smith, and j. D. Jones, the
Spring Style Of Gc1atlemers' Hats.
Those in want of gentecl article are invited to
call and examine them.
AL S o.
A Neac Style Of Boys Hats.
Just received and for sale by
G.. MYERS, Fashionable Halter,
Market St., Wilmington
March 81, ls45, 27-tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-05-02

From the Boston Evening Transcript.
Lines on a Sleeping Wife.

FROM the Boston Evening Transcript.
Lines on a Sleeping Wife.
BY JULIAN cRAaER.
Delicious task-to sit and watch 4.
The breathing of sleeping wife,
And marx the features of that state
Dividing Death from Life!
How sweet her slumber! On her lids
The angel peace hath set its seal.
And to her couch the Guard forbids
An envious Care to steal.
How beautiful! She would compel
The tribute Of stoc's kiss =
Angelic purity might dwell
In such shrine as this,
And here it dwells-unstainod and bright
Though half concealed By modest fear;
Yes, were this soul described to night
I'd see an Angel here!
How sweet her slun,ber! None but those
Whom Heaven hath numbered for its bliss
Have promise of such calm repose-
Such perfect rest as this
Unconscious of the woes and cares
That weigh us down in waking hours,
Her gentle spirit only wears
4 burden nov of flowers.
She dreams her radiant features speak
Of themes that waken deep delight,
For smiles adorn her lip and check
Smiles beautiful and bright.
Oh could lift the jealous vel!
That doth those joyous thoughts conceal,
The spotless page sinless tale
Would presently reveal.
And bark F! her parting lips disclose
Some cherished secret long repressed:
Mark how her cheek with bushes gIows-
How heaves her swelling breast!
She breathes name amid her dream
The soul of Love is in the tone
Her cheeks with deeper bushes teem-.
That name-it is my own!
JOY JOY my bliss is perfect now
The boon craved is mine-is mine
Upon my Bonded knee bow
And thank thee, God Divine.
BY night or day, awake, asleep,
The tokens of her love Sec
know that love is pure and deep, -
And centred all in me.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-05-02

Night is beautiful in itself, but still more
beautiful in its associations; it IS not linked,
as the day is, with our cares and our tolls, the
business and the littleness of life. The sun
shine brings with it its action; we rise in the
morning, and our task is before us; but night
comes and with it rest. five leave sleep, and
ask not of dreams forgetfnlness, our waking
was in solitude, our employment is thought.
Imagination has thrown her glory round the
midnight-the orbs of heaven, the silence, the
shadows are stepped in poetry. Even in the
heart of crowded city where the moonlight
fell but upon pavement and roof. the hear.
would be soft and the mind elevated, amid the
loneliness of nights deepest and stillest hours.
The Sore Eyes.-When the disease is slight
simple rose water, or about 8 grains of white
viuiol, dissolved IN gill Of spring water. j
more severe, b,eed, and blister With ccolins
regimen.
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PLANTING CORN.

MEssRs. ED1roRs,-Through the COL
umns of your valuable paper. hope to
make known an experiment which adop-
ted last season, in the culture of corn. I'M
the first place, ridged my land on the LIST
of May; then took one bushel of lime,
one of plaster, one Of salt, and one of ASH
es, and mixed them all well together; then
dug the hole for the hill, and in each
place put as much of the composition as
YOU could hold in one hand; then put the
corn on top, and covered it lightly with
earth. The effect produced was astonish@
ing. 1t is also preventive against the
grub, and all other insects which inhabit
the cornfeld.
IwouId recommend to those vino should
happen to try the above process. that if
they could not spend time sufficiently 10
put INTO the hill, to place it on the surface
as soon as the corn begins to show itself;
and If the land is in tolerable conditions
will warrant them an extra crop.
In planting the corn, il which 1 tried
the experiment, skipped now and then a
hill in which neglected to put the COM
position; and it was perceptible as far as
YOU could see over the field. think there
was no hill missing in the whole field
where put the composi,ion-but where
neglected, it was destroyed by the grub m
great measure.
This composition drawn from the atmos-
nhere. carbonic acid, which is one Of the
most essential properties Of matter. in the
growth of all vegetable productions. 1t al
so absords, on an average, four times Its
weight in water.
Upon dry. sandy soil, it will prevent
10 great measure, the effects of the drought
which we are subject to in the months OF
July and August-when moisture is very
necessary for the setting of the ear.
| CuIfiuator:
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