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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-31

I'D EMOVAL. MRS. b. B NORRIS, FANCY
IA DRESS and HABIT MAKER, having removed
to NO. 3l3 BALTIMORE STREET, between Howard
anu Eutaw sts would be pleased to receive the calls
of her customers and guarantees that every article in
her line of business will be executed in the most
fashionable style, at the shortest notice. and on terms
as liberal the same kind of work can be done by
any one in the city. mh3l -3t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-31

MURDER IN New HAMpsuIRE. Mr. Jonas
l.. Parker, of Manchester, n. H., was murder
cd on Wednesday evening, by man who came
to his house with message that female, a
short distance Off wanted to see him. The de-
ceased was tax collector of the town, and is
supposed to have had Il large sum Of money a.
bout him, as wallet containing $l635 was
found on his person after the murder
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-31
LECTURES ON MEsHERIsH. We attended

LECTURES ON MEsnERIsH. We attended
the most excellent lectures and experiments of
Professor and Madame DE Bonneville last week
at the Masonic Hall, and were much pleased
to find that the audiences were composed OF
the more intelligent portion Of the community.
Madame De Bonneville is an accomplished and
highly agreeable lecturer, and thoroughly IN
derstands the subject upon which she treats
Prof DE Bonneville possesses, in great de-
gree, the magnetic power, and his experiments
are Of a character to carry conviction TO the
mind Of tho skeptc. 1t will be seen by the no
tce in another column, that tho lectures and
experiments will be continued this week; and
we trust that our citizens will visit them, and
give the subject that due consideration which
its importance demands
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-27
SANDS SARSAPARILLA.
rmE blood on HABIT a. ruE sYrrsx.
THIS medicine u cxasst, .,lv - rf,r,niny MI
FoR rnE REMOVAL Ann PERMANENT cvRE Oh ALI
pIsEAsEs Arising fRos A. IMPURE TATE OF

I ~
prsEAsEs ARISING fKoS A. IMPURE srArE os
ruE BLOOD on MAhfr ~ ruE sYsrnx
THIS medicine u cnsstlssly psrformng nj.
sosi isss-hsr ~a~s q a~-s ssl:ss es I.p.ris.. Of
cas-. Of .sss. sssa. ss.. =" - A. .s,
dsd hsrs painful snssnss 49,, sIss~ snd ~s,,,
ors AMI various oihss disorders o ,a .,cr,ou-
In tia. strongly an The valuable nd.
eina properties sarsapar,a which IL d~p~,.
sad-d with olhet r~a>al ssssd o the
ansom the whole strength Of which an cnr.
psineps which has ana ~u<h an
p~ase 1hs ehlse, d-si tusph.sy aeeeupi,.A
In ths pcdnet"n 81 sn-dy ~-'sr ooairans
supposed neufahs d,s-ae& hstetoioe ushsswp
Ths testimony of ,ho-- who have been cured b, H. a ~uA
their residence. hc~n Published
desirable mass of the Overwhelming s,suony eoai
brought forward proving nssS a-.tlnApe vau-
a. an aetv" aud curative medicine in the abase dess The
afflicted or u who may have espsr AMI all ~ho
arr Interested are Invited 10 make rial Of this valuable inedene
os Ia call thosr ~o have pubic te~mo
OF IL pfiesis-. value ai themselves individually
Of It's power 10 ,r~-'ns and curing disease and Of what hs.
Tie following ps.sn,d
u It's eaissa p-'a conmeb, snes evidence !.
Nrs Yosx, July 25, ls4t.
Ms~n- s-Sss-oesis eonsdef bat 81 justice
to a'' the iona~hs TACT, in reference bsnshi
receive" 10. .n- at an obstinate Csneeoas Ceer hres,t
was Attended eixhs.n months r-gai,r
assisted by ,hs 5dvS. and
r''ieneei .urscons without ts least benefit
ssro prct treating cancer were esorted Ia for Ave u.sA
In "a c's-"n ny breast ussburn-d with
aud TOT an wssday ssrnrci with w.ak solution
and the cavity rursl
ounce OF the -uicn. Tho ioei,r p,oh.d ulcer s.i a.,
ansS anih did speedy .pera,ien
the r-u ~culi he fatal hrvs., laid
o.en snd the bones oSsniire but fading reset
br'n don-, sndt'rlng rapidly getting wots-. ao. dc
-ra's-d nj considered my sesriy ho,.s,
Seeing testimonials eu. hy IN. u.r nj
~sani< sarsrarha. in easessiar my eonehcd to
Try i-s hc,,e Of which tho long d~r
enhN'rire ih- the only probable cas- per-
'ei'd until tic a'rss, enirey CURED. Il over
slightest ar3sape, oC snd pronounce myself
and cure entirely elected by sanis sarapa'a. took
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-27
NOTICE.
WE tal. this occasion TO give

.ctis. that w hep constant, aa hand. Stow.
Graiss and Cookinz Rangers III all Kinds th't
ars generally us-d IN tbs market. al oar own
u.AnufAenre. which NC wiii sri ON reasonable
tsrms. Al-o. bioti's Agricultural farnae~sfcs
streaming food foI sioek. which ~e wsn sell Al,
th- manufacturers Prices. afi.r Adding ,he ~
a, n.-.. nj our TIN. sinys AMI sh-s't iIon Manu-
fae,osy, mar the Rsn Tavern Where all A.nsis
N be Don. ON the un al reA.o.aL,e trsiss and Al
.osas NJ ih lin &c Copper. Guu.tinx. &C.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-27

RSoninr. NJ Whnlssu.e and I
A.s6~Soks-Ecco S,,..,-
tSoarSSvs--vh,,s c,.n,
nj. nsr,,-Lsw~ a .,suI.,ma
s1,.e nm~s--Ssss,v Chi.a. duo
vs,,.vv san veek,
"a, nso,sxa A, h.,rmoor
"a pros.ex or leoo 10 ON.
N.s-Y.,sv R,.,o.s ,u,nI, roosra
a y,,,or :.
a. -. - d.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-27
ONSIMpTIyES no NOT DESPAIR.

C0SSu MPTINES 10 NOT DESPAIR.
TuNHoMsoSs COMPOUND SYRUP or TAR AM woop
coveted TOT Pulmonary Bronchitis sptns VI Blooi
Aahna. mi all Il. OF the respiratory otsan-
q. OF a lady well known in ihs eo'as'nnay
Puii-,pcLrRis, March y, lsu
p.st Sir Although unsolicited by eon..r "a duty owe
-rnz 10 make the 6aAwins s,stcosat
wet been effected in run'cnsr, con
.u",t,on ~h"" ,bc psu'n, aear'h- crave.
,y r~n-si ww,eh.d conion With wcakn"--
~ ch light eoarh s""iSsnd which gradually Increased |"
VIOLENCE .mp'on OF Pulmonary ccnsun,r"n beesn.
,rr sgwn, sopoas night .~rais anil swell
hrce fes.r aud oien total i~ af
Of suaoeaon sni sai oppression" ~ that ct ten
,.s.iher nsht to prop mr. ~ with
Paws almost In uins posture; bleeding from '- lungs and at
bool aueh df--s that
had throat constantly roiS with cooling quhi
snd :" alt sunyIed with violent Papha'on OF the h'ar
Every wouh With pain. large quantities
r,ri In ,hs condition aPdy wasted away sndi had
not e sc~ Of doubt tina, before this winter over 'loeh
be q cor~-.
ru,u my pro,rasisi an thu popular rr,di,.
Consumption. hut Of ilm much relieved
s h- The advice. different pc,s &C four god physieian-
Win d MI they could Cor with await They In turn pto
tsi d''a eonasd Consumption and bcyond the reach
| 81 h-iioal.kip.
la orirr pa- procure NJ iea An asa-men, Of NY ,u,sr
h,i. AMI could ,eaie.y credit the evidence
rf nedisi. rful relief attended
tccS months gradually di-al
paf,d ng Lesi. r,py,i Ell sui A.tonirhins
heinz -cseely able i.e head pill
lSw miles fatigue and your
liable udSEe has through Tho blessings Of God teen III.
hietaly OF r--snin. d. lGcin a1 grave.
rhoal THAI pghlsh this liberty
bs sf1eedto that ~oi Of hs cs.song be ,as
,ts"'.iisd by m. IN rsrsas. MARY nANEN,
- Spruce Street.
Prepared AMI i Z Thomson y. = 5'h Spruce
Philadelphia soh also by pr wn e. NePhsFsr iis
burg C'h Lancaster J. lambert Rsalrs W.. Dame Az
rich y Yos; a -winrs ~. j. Wool
burissi0n, ~ e-ih w. Roberts Noble, Ala; Is.
sands, " "
Pne. so ee IS per a Rewars OF
feiis-
sod by ALENR nuvAL Co. osly authorised agent.
Richmond vicinity {. c7-1m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-27
GARDEN SIZED,

oo orow~U a. kpu reputation and warranted rsh an
- sessine a, whns-.se and retail:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-27


= a. 4 ID sA~N--t',n,sarn have used your
SafsaIaris ',nse IL niructi,n this
sue TO state have found <angun- e,-c
tons bcir,c Do IN, preparation that valuable art,
~ n use.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-11
T. Ii N A H A LII

CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHENWaRE.
the ships Montezuma and Adirondack. via
NTN SStF ahi the ViEaian CIy POINT from Iy
70 subscriber has received the eooa Of his Pan spsbs
az ~ t' ship hArk away, fIoR LssrpI daay sSpseisJ At
io'h te WI receive the China md
fnbeh~Ar direct fem eou.t,n, al n,,
shapes AID p.sIlerBs. "
Phes u Glass from Manufacturers mi n. 10 or,
ana desirable asortn.H Of superior Euois line,
'u"ug merchants and otb-s ia ,1.Iin
hs sos and prices As strong aesea,s VIII be onrfed the,
Who bay iof cash and 10 puBctuA cnsou1era
49, Nrsp assHrht u Lard Lamps iAs GIass.. sot,
"t' - IN AAid HUGH A WATT,
Au go No Nam
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-11
RitbrnonS Dailp fUbia.
Eas'.r., Il H.. - Il. r SsHi..MEs.


THE SORROWS OF THE POOR. 70
The poor man hath . lonlye lot,
To misssy a.lisd;
HE very being he fussot
Among the VI pride.
lie riscs with tho morning haht,
And lsbors through the weary night
A scsnty meal ~ gain;
Then lays his weary head % rest,
hut anxious cafes disturb his brsssiS
To slumber 10 IN vain! &
The c"ld neglect, tho ~itlrI;rr ,com g.
That meet him On his way
The spirit bowed, and sine VS. worn
by Premaiure decay
a brow o'eruhsdowed by despair
The trembling gait Produced by care
The constant dread Of ill., '' ..r .
Those mingle with his every dream,
And hope hath no consoling CLEAN I.FU
10 pleasant thoughts insti! 49,. II
. Ala. to hin, the ehsnsefsl earth 10 ..--. -f ..
a Hath features ever sad;
fos when tho Summer wakes its mrth
He only h not glad.
For what ID him is Nalure's rmilo
Thst may snoihcr's heart besuiie,
Buf cannot pierce tho shed
Where he 10 wsstiag lie away, .....-..
Unheedfsl ef the night or day, -..r . ...
80 long IL brings him bread!
God's blessing on the verdant fields,
When sunshine dwelleih there.
Aud every flower that fragrance Yields
boeomes more sweetly fair!
In truth 'tis beautiful to vie~!
Bot ripcning and violet's hue
Arc hidden from the poor
They cannot watch the seasons change
10 .hem all bilthsome scenes are strange.
Thy sense Of Joy is o'ei.
Within close and fntid room,
Though sickness and In age
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-11
MEDICAL COLLEGE.

'INhE Winter Caus. Of Lectures 4, ia. Nil.
- cal D-psrm.nt % ii.,np-., axs..v ,,ou.. . N ''
unni a, ..oni,. M, 90 :, VII r'"a''
SUI tn, .., a.. To. c s.s q fs.'sar, io.c~.as
go a' Hospital kt'hee has been eouiy<rI ,si
vAsases When AZ. on,,, % " ao'a III s,adsI all The Ad
Il. ,A... s'e nsd IN any ihs'uuoh the q.
MN ~ 80. ..,-s N"frssi AL Medical rLSsurs
p.,.,.r,,.,. - "' '"'~s. ho-p'al tuy Ain.
OPPORTUNITY NJ ~itE-..,. "a. - ~'a nave th'
which he win be- upon IN rr-., n. M. s"'
,... ~S.s NE Tbs nsH~r of major .ad Surgical o IA
xlre dy el,m.s 10! 49,, 60, e.or III Medical clss-
Ir.,ux s.h.s,I A. a. ""-p"a 'hs reputation OF
mo CUIIrS al :, ea. -
e'ss " ''a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-11
WOR THAN, MeGRUDER & co. .as, ro,

WORriiAM, MeGRUDER & co. .a., fo,
w ssk--' tN 'N' ~
20 hid NO; r. r. and :, c,o, Sugar
rs hid. Y. AMI ~. t'ro,I N,a. a.. . mar, ,,n.
sfo bars No.. tskuiI.. AMI bsa alI la. enc
TEA-Gunpo~ssf. I.psI,aI aud Hi.
% hisis y; ilse wsacrn B.sos
goa ibis No. n. a. B.snas.
10 % No Q family ros d.
Use do hmily Eoar
100 boxes sllo And IesI2 Gas
10 On sosp
lao do wo-druGs asi Hun. r.:snc.na~,
Is d, Sperm and pa,-nt Sperm so
1000 kegs Dap sioriiaS ami hast ~ Pux,.,
zoo SODA rooi and good damaged sol, Leather
z toas Shos
y; bores Tin Plate
1000 lie seen-s
500 ,zeh. saH
tao lss best Easli.h sbo. Thread
l1o Now 5co1a Grind s,op.,
600 hersNail-, assorted. hom Ally to soiy
easks Coppsr.s
sp<fm and whsI, OIL
esroon Isdiro
10 bags Ginger
10 do Pepper
Pins no Mace. Numer, and Cloves
fure Ctder Vinegar
100 ba-i.els Clover aeed
Herds Gras- and Tim.,thy do
Bed Cord. t'ouoa Yam. Gotton Line,
Iinas aud Crosnd Plaster
RoN-A huge AMI general a.sostu.rp nj of I,,p H.,E.h
County AID Trds sH. .Iss
Rough Plate. and sLs q Iron
nAss-sinnon'sa an: Barns make
sFhfi'-Spriug. Easish BlsicrtI
American do Cast ste.l
Man Rcjs assorted .ix-s. IA. \,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-11
r WP!ANo FoRTEs. GsNrIrsrs pE

"Hl bring Ia pur.h.,a riaao. ..a s,,ia ins. IRON
the subscriber Al his Piano Porte Warehouse Music Store o
Posite the banss the terms 10. ,-n
fisnts On trial. To be returned they give SUBTRACTION
Having sold Piano Poresi In this ery yea pat without
having returned AMI with ID.
nc nairrs himself that his
d-.ir,ns ttsaps. briofy purchasing ei,ewhen..
ne Constantly reg lying Plano in rspcr a. ssoi
a. any manufactured In the United States Auonr -L lo
With the oiIAN Coleman. ATTACHMENT ma nu,t Ly
The ese6ra,ed makers Nuns Clark New Yost p..n,,, Of
this wonderful invention.
Aiso large assoment Of Mu.eaI Ins.rumen and Mu.is.
Merchandise u gsnersl
PIANO fotes paired tuned lxten in srebause
CHEAP hUsiC-The lirF collection Of Music ,,.r ob,r.
Tor SAFE IN tbs STATE be selected slore OF the sub
seriber. Al PhIlAd lrha ard New Yorkp prices
I5s purchasing se upon brttsr ,s,u.
man ihet saa nal sseshee IN tns ozIo- r. "a sIoH
rho oe War'h"u-e aud Music Store, opposite
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-11

freight and P.s,sSe
TO BALTIMpRE AND PGif.ADELPHIA
G4e8r The steamer Columbus, Capt, Par.
r-h. VIII continue Ter regular ,rits beivsrn ,h,
Place ssS baainoss during hs ~nser-sasnx Ba., ss,ry
sAtdaay asrnoon al oeoek hare the eo;n,
sonsa ON her return viii leave lke O'Clock s,,
<ay ahrrncon Her Accommodations ps-eaxery ar. of o..
bet kind. 49, ~
Passage and PsIs to Bsasoee only ESQ
a0-u -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-11
pATENT SAFETY EANK LACKS
JAMES B. WATTS,
COUNSELLOR At LAW,

COUNSELLOR At LAW,
New YoSks-OMce, 70, Nassau Street
tr. ..s" ra.' REFERIrcrs:
Ju<srs Caben stansrd Aen aud Baii~in-of Court A
peal
Ars-rs J. 8. James Co, 7. g. Enls Keni Kenlan 4
At~aisr, Drinker Morris Van L~w Smith 4 Co. N.
IoAnsos o. Barter John NJ Patton. stanari Bouldin-
Riehnool "e .
9. e. ohAisos. va --PrtersbuF
cAk~en Bsbney, ESQ and Acss Nosby speed-LyneLbars
GfT-fr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-11
ENCOURAGE THE MANUFACTURES OF YOUR
OWN STATE

Hah"faetufihg Company have hand ~ their
tk MILL near the Depot Of the southsr. Railroad ,.j
sso~h 81 EXTRA supernne nne and esr L.hi al
a cap pApe rHhi and pAin a nedu as..ss easeIop nd
sspp rsI+fs Of various sues q ~ Nes, pter--
~hh uey invite puhf in auaax nd
Pee ue hAIssie ~i bear Comparison with the ptae %
% H"1he'n fseory They PREPARED ute otisr 10,
Asf o'seipp of that Iher eu.ou,r,. .,
merchants snd dealers requested the Pager
'"' '"'m~Fef NH
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-11
new mud Rich styles Of Tea and Dinner

usr opened NJ China Hsh entirely new and rich
~ syes of Tee aud Dinner Services TO which A.. ars -
The pubic sihvsd kewi-r psLsT,s OF F~,ra pts al
hlr '' DaDeI SefSies-and Wire .a.ou. I'D
~e' c"''' No ~ china Hail. wssi Mn suest
ff.H
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-11
JOHN V. HARDWICKE,


Asu.i returned from with The most fashionable
IL Goods Imported for the uadetbey in
crahy here 90 elsewhere tie invites the pubic
generally TO ean and eramne pdses husc 10 SCH
them ON nsnssonabe the quality
city In thu Union o. ~
~ EW HOOKS, this day received al the Book
~ store OF Els HALL, broad Street. shoetos H,n:
No 30 PictoriaiBbs
Wandering Tor
The WORK illustrated.
No. o. and Sffatsrfsfr. ifrnunatri lfsI Illuminated
Part - DicsioaIry Of :1acuc1 N,i.c,n,.
l2th No Encyclopaedia of Domestic Eccnony
q DE- Wolfe Mission Bokhasa
Vol l Library Of the Select Literature Of Language
Ass, BY the Harpers .F
Palpa cy,.o pcda
Bowling Ros nani,m.
Crock Of Gold. Ia
Many Q and nublir
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-11

kns-ps q R.i,,-r s 4.,.Ia.1e Of 500 ga ,.S;, Tif
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-01-16

Nhirh : never interrupted By lhs freezes
Of winter, Than such fsc.ories wonld he n
The Northern States BY lhis diversion ar
labonr. Tie culture OF cotton would BE-
somewhAi Diminished and The eonsump-
lion Increased. And il i certain lIai any
sther crop Or business Ihal would nesi lie
same income q The planter lhat colon
now does. would be better business; a.
no'erop % much iuielieres with improve.
menis on plantation. as the cotton crop;
so much 80 that The future income Is cai
OF BY Impoverished lands.
Man is TOO selfish being 70 act FOR the
general good. until self interest proa MS
him 70 act Tor The public veal. Bot lie
time has arrived when sell-interest onId
clearly dictate that half cotton crop, and
the other half in many nlher productions.
would afford in few years. with The adj
vantage of improved lands. larger In
come ,hap full crop Of cotton. al present
prices,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-01-16
From the New York Evangelist.
FILFILMEYT OF PROPHECY
By REV. JOHN s. c. ABBOTT.

ia KEW S0hN % ~
The predictions respecting the downfall
of Edom extend even to the most minute
particulars. The pen of the historian
could hardly describe the present cnndi-
tlon OF desolate Petra more accurately then
il will be found to be described by the
pen Of the prophet in the old Testament
"The cormorant and the bittern," safh
the prophet, " shall possess it, and tie
owl also, and the raven. and there shal
the vulturcs be gathered. There shaa
come up in her palaces ncttles, and braIff-
hlcs in The fortresses thereof; and 1t shat
be a habitation for dragons, aud a COUP
for owls" .s.-a ia
"The bird kat:a, or csmmoragt, says
Burkhardt, " is met with in immense NUM-
bers. They fly in such large focis, th9f
the Arab boys kill two or three at a TIME
merely by throwing stick among them.
Eagles, hawks and owls" says lrbl
and Mangle. "were soaring above oul
heads, seemingly annoyed at any one aP
preaching their lonely hahltation." "Th'
thorns," says Laborde, " rise to the sam'
height with the columns. Creeping ann
prickly plants hide the remains Of tx
works of man. The thorn or bramble
reaches the top of the monuments. grow
on the cornices, and conceals the base Q
the columns" "The scorpions, still call
ed fiery from the terrible Inflammation Q
their bite, are SO numerous" says Vol
new, shat the Arabs avoid the ruins u
consequence of the multitude with whic
they swarm.
| There is generally connected with mou
dering ruins, which bear the hoary impress
of uncounted centuries, emotions OF aw
and reverence. But God said, - WI
make. thee despised among men An
Laberie tells us that the Arabs give on
of these ruins ridiculous and indecer
name. Thus, in unnatural correspond
ence with the prediction, the monnte
Arab points 10 these awful RUNS with d'
rision and scorn. =.
One of the, expressions Of the predl'
ton has ever been regarded as pecullarl
obscure. "And he shall stretch forth VI
on it the lines of confusion, and the ston'
of emptiness. But how graphic does tn
, language now become, when we see tho:
massive dwellings hewn out OF the sol
rock, empty, and huge stones sireW Y,
: over the foundations Of long lines OF bull
, ings, fragments of columns and vestis
), of paved streets. The obscure phras
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-01-16

whieh > fsx ysars since wss sniiFsly pr
flless.
The Massachusetts Ploughman ani,s
that man ID lllsi slate haS STA he Car
berries on q pirce or land NOT e2eeeditg
one eighth u an acre. for ffy d,llas.
the purchaser 10 galher the fruil. We
have long been aware thai this berry wss
easy 10 caliiyate. IS Wen As pr06i.bh;
bat have never known an iHsiapcs of
their having Dsen raised BIZ sowing ia lie
manner pursued by FIR. lIaIl-snd re
recommend 70 al who have such pslrles
Of ground 70 make trial of il. The a.
pense Is lille or noting If il fails--lie
prvhl i great il il succeeds.
Nes~ey Adf.
There are very large bodies Of nash
lands which are now bringing their o8n-
ers little or nothing, that might, BY dam
ing. be conyeriedinloc Cranberry meadows.
u farmers owning such lands would De-
vote an acre 10 The culture Of this Eva.
they would end As much profit in such
acre. as are afforded BY ans o her ten arres
on their farms. In preparing for The
Cranberry culture, il rs desirable thal r..
gard should be had to arrangements. box.
log to The flooding Of The vines in ! In
Ter. with a view Of protecting them rom
frost.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-01-16
CRANBERRIES.

Mr.. William Hall, who resides in the
north part o. this own, sen. us last week.
a box of Cranbrrres, as large and, fine as
we ever saw. We understand that they
crew OH a little patch of Doggy land,
y which bore only weeds and rushes-and
thai few years since. Mr.. Hall having
same Cranherips, which were brought
from the westward. sowcd some oil them
in The spring. upon The snow and ice
The seed took well, andhas entirely r"o'
cd out the weeds, and las, year he gamer
ed alb mt six bushels Of Cranberrles from
a "a 81, of land abuat three rods squaFS
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-01-16

MuMMYW HEAr-Aithe Farmer'sClub,
yesterday, small bag Of wheat was pre-
scented BY Mr.. Maxwell, and dislribaied
among the members, which was The
growth Of few seeds taken from an
Egyptian tomb and the case Of a human
eSSbife ,6sstls veeeiaiise properties ofihesc
seeds should have been retained for so
long period--an Incapable ofbeing thus
retained for that time, why not. under the
same circumstances, for 100000 years!
The wheat seeds Of the Egyptians have
realized what the Egyptians hoped and
believed in relation 10 themselves.
f@F ~. J.. finer. Rep.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-01-16

Importation of PofGfOes.-We learn
that several thousand bushels &c poi hoes
have been imported into The pori 81 New
York from England and France. within a
few days, aud that much larger quantities
are expected 70 arrive by The packets dnr-
ing The ensuing month. The N. York
Express states that the importers az lhrse
potatoes make profit on them aflerpay.
ing freight, duty and sIl other expenses
The Massachusetts ploughman. also
states, that 100 tons Of potatoes have hlso
been imported into Boston from Bog.
land.
We learnby he steamer Acadia rom
England, jusi arrived. that The lastcrop oi
Potatoes was the. greatest ever knowp in
ireland.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-01-16

PRAYER, 1t is not the Length, but the
trength Of prayer that is required; not
he labor Of the lip, but the travail Of the
cart. ~