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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-19

GsCARPA'S OIL. POR THE CURE OF DEAF
H9 NESS, AND THE DISCHARGE OF MATTER
FROM TIE EARS We cut the following highly
important intelligence from newspaper printed IN
L0ckporL ". =.
Messrs. Murray & Son are members OF the Society
Or Friends aud are well Enowu in the business com
munitv.
s.1'ha undersigned, agents for Lockport from per
soncI knowledge nj its good effects, can recommend
the above article without hesilation. We have sold
within the list year about ~ worth; and in most
cases il mas proved beneficial. One case Of twelve
gcars standing, Che wife of Jeptha Bahcock, Of So
mrtset has been entirely cured ny It's use VI those
Interested will call on us, we will lay before them
what evidence we have Of its remedial qualities, and
then thew can best Judge whether 10 use il or not.
J MURRAY u SON.
For sale nv SETH 9. HANCE, l0S Baltimore st.
al4 ana cor. Charies ana ffatt.sG.
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EREAT ATTRACTION AT e. PULVER
w MACHER'S LICE EMPORIUM,
No 2I PRATT STREET
between Hanover and Charles-sts

between Hanover and Charles SITS.
Z PULTERM.8 CHER has just returned from N.
York, and will open this day, veysplendd and well
selected assortment of FALL GOODS-such as
280 car ICONS of new style Bonnet and Cap RIBBONS
A full assortment of plain Mantua do
do do Satin do
Several cartoons of bread LACES and EDGINGS
cartoons of Black Silk Laces for Trimmings
! cartoon OF real Valentine Lace
An extensive assortment of Lisle Laces and Edgings
900 do2 Baou's best quality OF KID GLOVES
A full assortment of Ladies' Silk Hose and Gloves
One case of Green BAREGE, for Wells
One yard wide Black Italian SILK for Ladies' ScaTia
and Capes.
TarIeion Musns, in all prevailing shades; Organize
for dresses plain Swiss, JaccOnet and Cambria Mus
ns; Bishop Lawns; Book Muslins; Nansack, Victoria
Lawus, SC. A succession o. needle worked inside
liandkcrchieis; plain aud worked Pocket Handker
chefs needle worked nserlings and Edgings; great
variety of Collars, and few rich embroidered Chi
dren's Dresses. Country merchants and MilInes are
invited to call and examine this splendid stock OF
goods. ol0'u
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FRESH IMPORTATION BEST QUALITY JRJSR
LINEN AND LINEN GODS GENERALITY
D McELDOWNEY d co. have received
HI . direct from one OF the best manufac tories In
Ireland, n full supply Of LINEN GOODS, and bayins
been purchased at such advantageous rates. that will
enable them 10 furnish thei' customers with LINEN.
wnrranteG oil fur at such prices that cannot fail 10
give saiI iacli"n They aane "a, 81 %, 1874 and
l34 LINEN sHEETiNG, from 81 10 81 inch; Holster
and Pillow case LINEN; 8 3. exiO, l9xl0, lOxI9
1918, 10 10, lOxe0 and 1924 TABLE CLOTHS; Das
max and Diaper Table Linen, in great vsriety; Da
per and ilamaSk NAPKINS, from lew nriced 10 ,u
D. rhne; Birds eye, Russia and Scotch DIAPER Rus
sin Crash; German Rolls; Stair Damash; with fun
assortment Of ~ Irish Shifting LINEN, from low
priced to sapaffns House keepers and othp rs yant
ing superior article Of The above goods would do
well to examine their stock befure purchasing elsa
where. l63 BALTIMORE STREET
fec between CaIyerx and Ipta
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Wv 100 Cod Lever and Lppine Watches now
offered for safe hv GABRIEL u. CLARK, Water-st.
Second door from Calvert. These Watches are all
ON the best makers, selected with great care, and
therefore are Wartantablc. To those who wish 10
purchase will sell at low prices 10 close the stock,
pre- vi0us tOrpcevlng the large OIders have now in
Europe, 10 arrive sometime in March or tic first Of
Apyii fri iI9
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RNR. WEETSER'S EXTRACT OF IL
MY VERWORTH AND TAR, FOR COM UMP
~ ilI

MY VERWORTH AND TAR, FOR COM JUMP
TION, COUGHS, ASTHMA, PAIN IN TIE
BREAST sc. One of the most eminent medical
writer's who has written on Diseases of The Lungs,
remarks very justly, that the greatest difficulty at.
tending the treatment of '0nsumpive cases, is iH
the first places getting patients TO take medicine
for what they consider mere cough or cOd--sOme
remark, MS only cod always let n cold take its
own course aud il usually wears of itself. Now u.
some cases this may true; bull can assure those
suffering with n cough 'r pam in the breast that III
inc cases of Consumption out often, that they have
invariably resulted from a neglected cold
Another class of persons even object to take any
med enc for what they consider Consumption, hut
can assure them thatn many cases ifthey take great
care Of themselves and use proper medicine, they
NAV ffectuaIly cure themselves Asthn a on tficu-
~ of breathing can ne eectuay cured by the extract
Of Liyerworlh and Tar; Bronchitis and Sore Throat
will also yield to its astonishing fleets.
DIR Sweetser's Extract of I.iverwOli IN and Tar will
be found extremely usefal to those who suffer from
the evil influence of night swrais.
Pyepared only by DR.. ). SwEETsER, Frontstreet,
New York. For sale by SETH 5. HANCE, No. l0S
Baltimore ST. and cor. of Charles and Prati-ss.
Also, by Perkins, corner Of Franklin and Green-sts
and corner of Green ARD Baltimore streets; ThOmp-
son, corner of Howard and Fayette streets; Tyler
corner of High and E. Baltimore streets; and Hop.
kins, Fel's Point. Jas
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ny COLEMAN. BOOT MAKER.
ONE PRICE BOOT STORE.

ALL, If You want good BOOT for only 3d.
Ss9$f cali al CHOATE'S, i'll Exchange Place
Me- No. "a. where you can get Boot foi
I'M that money which cannot be beat, whole
fglE4s,sa,. sale and retail
~ @tsasf tah24-Lf EDWARD CHOATE,
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FEOM TIE a8IES' FASHIONABLE SHOE


sgf;a The subsrfhrf7 hive PIC pared -
dJisLaesaf Iu" assortment o. h'auuIu' aud STA''''
Ia>Imlahip 'HDES aud CATERS, suitable for the
siG and WuluT, which Ihey wSu d liz" lHe Ladies 10
gall ana examine. ard Cgn be- sold al ~ following
PRICE: G7H,is -; Halt CATERS. uick sole ST o.;
Wurucro nnli Boots do. - -; Morocco Jefersons.
10 SHE; 1,ai shn Hat ronts, 3l.l2; Seal skin
jrfson~ 4; Misses h'l Il, s, SIlch sole, 10 cents;
.Midluu'~ Boots ANA : hoes 81 cents,
IT, Th" above 'ynrk il prepared ~ the nPE;C:t and
slsl hsninHrhie s'yir wiih every for ts dula-
,ilty. FANCY SHOES and BOOTS, for BALLS,
WEDDINGS and PARTIES, MADE At the sh0ne az
Lotico, EJLiS y hlLOLAI,
na7.u No. ~ EaltnnOTe-st.
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SAMUEL J. HANDY,
BOOT FACTORY.

BOOl ERClOhl.
aEEpRn. The subscriber having opened store
EEiT No, PAL WEST PRATT STREET, 4
rev doors above sharp, south side,
Is would respectfully inform his friends
HSgsss an 1 the public generally. that he is pre-
NaSSF pare 10 manufacture BOOTS, sewed
#Skss or pegaed, that cannot he eXCelled i'll
EA#n materials. workmanship or neatness Of
gtSISiA ut, which he will guarantee shall weai
''H5g,5A equal 10 tina! manufactured in
this or amy city in the union. He also
would return thanks 10 his friends and customers for
their kind patronage and would ASK a continuance Of
the same.
N. Il. GUNNER'S BOOTS made.
apl5-y SAnUEL EICKLEY.
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&y EIv BoUT Ard SHOE SrOR -,

IW EAST BALTIMORE STREET,
Three doors East al the Bridge
-a.a VII, re- he suhsc Der has Openrd
ESS q fashionable BOOT AND SHOE
l An STORE, aud has on hand a general
fsgEp md @fslEB assortment OF GrntlrTem and La
ENA dira' Boots aud shoes OF avery de
aa4RSa scriplinn, which will bP sold lower
man nj any oibcr establishments The subscriber i'll
yitas the 0uhiiC u give him call, they may rely
on rCttiun WORK OF superior quality, az he has en-
ployed most etfciCn; workman John B Roberts,
an foreman vino has been in the best establishments
in This city. ~ N'CbhNEf'
NIB. Customer wors made to order al the short
est notice.
He would also inform his old customers vino have
SO heraIy patronizeG him at his Old and we'll known
stand 36 Harrison ST., that ne mas ON nara a lSrse
stock of all kinds of boots s. Shoes, made in the most
fashionable style, which will he sold low, either
wholesale OF retail.
A. w. CHANEY, So Harrison ST.,
d3-3m Sign of the Napoleon Boot x Shoe Store.
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NV Tt-Ihls
,z,,, VINO viii send 20 France To- Boots
asfiHst when Ire ruhscginsT will make suCk
ISL that for nfHtuGsa, comfort and dur
rs ahity, cannot be surpassed by any
f. tJOfkucn in III" world.
ENN#N Pubic attention Is respectfully in
sR,tt vitsd so this suggPsrI0n.
exIfY PRICES are rs follows:
hsEt4 Dress Roots, stitched, SO, go. pia5 80
{aIa2Et &" pcggcd,.,,,,.... $50
Co." Water proof d0HbIe 60ed lined
BOOTS. stitched. ..,..,................... 500
Water proof double soled lined Roofs pcgged 4a4 80
Corr sOled psgced Boots, ..5a5j0
5AH'L ROBINSON, IL Eutaw-st.,
n2S-y Opposite Western bank,
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-------------- 49,
MEDICAL. OFFICE

NO. A SOUTH FREDERICK ST.
First door from BamOre-st. going towards the dOckl
YHNAkE NOTICE of DIX. RUGER5' NAME on
II different parts Of the Office
Attendance tiOm a. NJ. till 10 at night.
CURE IF.9RR.HN7ED.
{r9- NO PAY UNLESS A CURE BE EFFECTED
IN TN O DAYS,
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1846-03-03
Ole SIT cb G T. / It.

SSn S6ottlono 1T Elm Oorf, oas 8ours
lob beibt. Gs lie9t am llfer elmer i6or
nen Su6t, uneefdbr orei WeiIen BON Der
Stoot Oelinsburn, uno miro srobtentbeils
bon Sllbern beipobnt. Sn Den CONNER
monaten beluben eS piele Sremoe, Die oa=
bin tommen UNI gu BADEN, uno Damn 8Obs
nun9en bel Den Sii6ern nebmen.
&ein Srt in S6ottlano, ooer Dem gam
sen brittii6en Geibe, bat pielleicbt cine 70
i6one Gage pie @ourlob. @om 9ipfel
zines SuseIs, oltli6, uno nibt tpeit pom
Dorfe sele9en, bat man cine 2(usfbt, spie
iie einem in @ebir9s9esenoen, no oa5pi:
i6en tretenoe Serge feline ausssoebnte
eanoiboft 5ulafen, ielten gu 5beil wiro.
8oe man bier tebt, eleibt ben @osen
zines pilobepesten Meeres, oenen Elm 3au-
berer 9eboten, NIT elnmol fta 5u ffeben,
uno it1 nit Gra6 uno 8dumen. Slumen,
Meos uno &rdutern 5u beoeefen; nibt
bios Serge binter Bergen, Der rei6fe
8sebiel bon 8ieien uno Bolo, Gbenen
uno ionften Soben 9duiersruppen uno
ein6elne @oDnun9en bietet itb Dem Nuse.
2(l6 ib ouf einem Iusfuse in bic psft=
liben @s9enoen Sbottlanos iene $odeel
gum erifenmole beiubte, bate ib MIDI,
mioe pom 1uflteisen, ouf einen losserii=
ienen Sslsblod seiee, aus welbem Wen=
i6enbdnoe einen Sie 9eformt, uno ouf
Dem ib in rob aus9eorbeiteten 3isen bic
@orte "Gube aus, uno fei eanfbar !"
einsesroben fano. Die Notur, ols iei fe,
itolS auf ibre S6onbeit, 8iQens 9ewelen,
Dem 8anoerer einen 8in9er5ei9 5u seben,
bat bieie Selientrlmmer 9erooe an cine
Steae 9elbleuoert, wo oos Quse in ollen
Rei5en i6wel9t uno ib par 70 perloren
i'm onlbauen, oab i6 einen dltliben Mah,
Oct nab mir Den l6u9el berouf sefommen
par, uno itb neben MIDI seies bate, faum
9espabr marc. st srubte MIDI ieoo6
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uSuianna !" ia9te er, utple fam ieb
Dem Serrn ale Die @obltbaten, Die ct mir
sr5ei9t bat, pereelten? Son melbem ibou
oerboften Nb9runoe bin ib serettet! Gin
NAL beee9nete ib ein9en meiner olten3e6.
brioer, bic MIDI 70 iebr anrei5ten NIT ib.
nen gu trinten, oob ib mirfib 9laubte,
Der Satan mu1e iie ooSu 9etrieben boben.
Sin anoermol, ais i6 fpo6ieren 9in9, be-
fano ib MIDI unperlebens an oer SbIr Die.
ier 9iftl6enfe, obne re6t gu rpii1en, tpie
ib pabin 9efommen war ; ober @ott CAB
mir 8raft, oab i6 ou9enblidlib umfebrte,
uno teinen Iu9enblid So9erte, um ni6t
pieosr NIT Der Seriu6un9 gu tdnoeln."
u8abreno ib in oieiem beili9en Su6e
las, uno unteros6sn oieie eitle Dame, BON
oeren Sdncen b 70 oft oas sifti9e Gez
trdnt empfoneen bate, eintrot, fonnte i6
ni6t umbin oaran gu oenfen, ME piel ib
9ott i6ulois lsi, Oob er MIDI pom Inter.
9on9e 9erettet, uno mir Den Sro(t uno
Srieoen oureb bic 8eli9ion 9eibenft bat,
ben ib nun seniebe, uno our6 pel,ben i6
fir eu6 ale Elm Se9en Su tperoen bofe.
>, welb cine eiebe mor oo6 Die Sebe
@brilti gu ormen Siinoern! ST bat nit
leinem Slute unlere tbeure grlolun9 ers
fouft ; ct fam, um uns bon unlern Stn
ben gu erretten, oaB mir Sbm i'm ,neuen
98eien oes 9eiites oisnen follen."
Sbi9e 8elbibte, bic aus einem Srat=
tdtcben Der reli9loien 3roftot= @eielll6oft
6u eonoon entlebnt 1T, finoet ibr 9e9ens
itud in unSdbli6en Sduen in unierm Ell
senen eonoe. gSer nibt feline Sage per=
furSen, feline SomiIie ins @leno firsen,
uno feline ei9ene Seele ueroerben nil, Der
entiblebe ftb nit @eor9 Monlp ME wiez
Der einen Sropfen beraui6enoen Getrdn=
fes gu foiten )" uno bite, tpie er THAT, De-
miitbi9 uno nit finoli6er 3uperitbt @ott
UNI @naoe uno Ser9ebun9 oller ieiner
Sunoen, um oes Slutes uno bcr @ere6z
tieteit Gbtiiti piQen, uno flebe Jpn um
Sroft an, ieinen Gntl6lub boltcn gu f0ns
men. Damn miro CT tpabren Seelenfrie>
Den 9enieben uno ieinen 3eit9enofen gum
Se9en iein; uno wenn oieies fur5e eeben
beenoi9t 1T, in bic emi9e Sreuoe en9eben.
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ep, y b m QHirtbsbaus- Sofe sesenlltrr.
Siemsta9 Sets 8. 9ySGrS, fSA6+
&oufcnSc SSaeintster 27.
Sabre. Z, ganse STUNT SS9.

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will add "bushin," or brushing by
way OF smoothing down the surface little.
A field thus prepared aud wheat thus sown
wlI generally yield scarcely enough, even
though the land be good, TO repay the own
CT for bis seed end his apology OF plough
ing and what is produced will usually be
Of inferior quality. would say that am
fully satlsfed the aliemp, to raise wheat 90
poor land 10 our State is vain. The land
must BE- OF far quality --lhe richer the bet
ter. to push forward the crop in tho spring
and mature II before the season for rust
4 lf il be no, rich a good supply OF manure
should be gwen Il, and the manure should
il possible be well ro,ied. Having selected
aud mauured the land, the next ptoCes,
should be to give il good ploughlag with q
turning plough, such as vii etieciually bu
~ all gtass, &c. The earlier this can 0t
done in the season the better: if done abnu
mid summer, /, would BE- better to plnugl
II again before The wheat is Gown. ii1y
ing efiectually killed and buried all vrge'a
ton, let good sound wheat, Of wha,eye
hlbu lHO sNiJhSNri W GF"u " ~
rate OF from one 10 ore and hall 6ushcl
to the acre according 10 the quality Of tn
land, and then either ploughed q with smal
ploushs or narrowed IN with a heavy har
row such as it will require Two yokes Of OK
en- 10 draw. The wheat vii, cone up reg
ulariy, take ayi.orous growth, mature ear
Is in the season, aud yield beautiful har
yos,. How lovely and beautiful lOt 0
field Of wheat thus mnn9 eed and Il Il on
y by such management that the land 81
yield her Increase. Butwlih such mana.e
men. as we generally see IN relation 70 ID
wheat crop, the wonder Is mol that moro
not made, but Ihn any al al i. made.
II these hot, are Of nny value, hoy a.
al our service.
INNS
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Thos, J. Lamay, Esq, Raleigh, y.


Mr.. EIGof :-As the time Tor sowing
shea, is near at hand, a few remarks IN
Vestion TO the proper method Of putting II
into the earth may not be unimportaut. |
would gay, before | proceed father, TINT
have no doubt but that as fac shcat may be
grown in North Carolina with proper man.
sgsmeul as 10 any part Of the Unl9n but
tia, TO succeed well II /. very important
that the necessary pans be iaAen, 10 pre-,
pairing tue land AMI puttog 10 the seed we'll
and aso as 70 the quality oi sced that IS US.
ed. Ii Is we'll known to every person Of
observation that no crop Of gram, of Gny
kind, can succeed well unless tho Iaad DO
cultivated.
Sometimes indeed persons may succeed
by planting corn III land that Is but poorly
prepared TO receive the gram; but the cJ-
lure which follows the planting is The cause
of success. 1t is very different, however,
with wheat. In the usual method Of SOW.
ing il broadcast /. cannot, as a general
thing, be cultivated IL cultivated at all,
/, must be by simply dragging harrow
over it, or by rolling tho earth Al tho open.
ing Of spring. Consequently all the cuIh
vatlon which the land on which beat IS
grown receives must DO gwen it before the
wheat IL sowu. How many OF our farmers
take the necessary pains TO prepare their
lands we'll before so~,ng7 Scarcely one 10
twenty and yet say without fear that by
taking little pans IA mauutIng aud pre-,
pairing laud to receive the seed, the croo
may be improved at least one hundred per
ccu,. How DO most of our farmers pro.
pare their lands for wheal1 Why, not at
all. They gather the crop of corn; and
with all the cop OF stalks, previous, grass
md weeds loil Jpon the TOP, they scatter
the seed, give tbs land what il called Il
ploughing with plough that serves only to
scratch tho top Ut the earth aud collect the
rJbbsh into unsightIy masses, winch form
harbours during he wIn.er for many insects
and vermin thu, sally gu. IN the spring aud
perform tho work OF destruction. Some
farmers who ain a. llttlo more nealuess
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FATTENING HOGS.

Ii is good policy 10 commence ialienlng
pretty early, cor pork can be made al less
cost 10 mid weather lhnn 10 winter. Al
this season weeds from The garden aud fields
will aid a iuie, aud swcel apples hat have
fallen vii % moro service IN the hos.pe
than under the tree, where The worms that
are 10 them would make their appearance
next sprng in the form Of insects.
Hogs are foud of variety, in August and
September they can be grnti'd OF smsll
cost Purslann, that nov covers the ground
IN many gardens, "a gteedl'y deyourcd by
hogs, aud who knows b., this 0epd has az
much power 10 lalen IS the TOPS Of CON
have Charcoal should be Occasionally
thrown Into the pen bfIGi''one should be
mixed in the liquid food, aid hllle mea
improves sour n K aud v hoy. When YOU
.wee, corn is fulI The corn may be cut up q
tho roots. nud tho Whole may be cut hn'
sith an are. The cob vii be eaten Slsl
the corn, and the whole will prove economl
cal food. We'll led hogs make better manure
then half FED enlnaIs aud now your bay
lng hurry - over, you haze lime - ad'
loan ih.l vlll make The PEE smell s"sele
lhsn some kitchens lhAi YOU pas, by
huss. Pioughmla
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~ Removal.

TH rs, MARY WINSTON informs her friends
w and the public generally, that she has ia.
ten a room at Mrs. Giliespio's, where she will be
happy To wait upon her friends. She return. her
thanks Tor the Ilberol encouragement she has ia.
otl'ed and hopes by constant cndtavurs to please
to merit continuance Of the public patronage.
April 9, lsi6.
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Soap suds, wood askes, aud charcoal have
all tendency TO improve soil. Another
means of improvement, is deep p'oughing
and tho last, but perhaps not the least val.
liable, consists IN completely yulyerziug
the land - .Na,urdiid.
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Law Gard.

Ep SAFFoLp & j. NJ. BOILING will prac
hGs tcc IN the Courlsof Dallas and l.u,ynucs
aud IN the adjoining Counties, also in thu Su.
rteme Court, Address, Sailoid & Boiling. nj
i'ieasaht liill, Dallas county, or Ilaynesyillc,
Lnwndcs county, Alabama.
Dee. H. 1878 t2S
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INVOLVEMENT OF THE SOFT.

L y =.
IMPROVEMENT OF THE soft
10 The extremely exhausted condition Ct
tho soil 10 The Southern States, any susges
ton relating TO rs improvement! - euiitled
10 serious euns Iteration. Even i such sug
gcsrion should appear, ~ FIST, 10 DO uutea-
souabe and eytfayasant u shou no., tNere.
fore, b. rejected as Wholly useless. Il
should be subjected TO ito test Of practicai
experiment: aud even though resulting IN
AiIu;e, as 10 Tho main Object, yet sotne
uulh may b. got from tie 'al'ufe that may
b. gtea, Use 70 ths expeumcnlo,. II this
conUex on, w. Fiuning's proposition Gsy
appear eKlrayaSanl az FIRST iat he i q
practical man oad beng at Tie head d Tho
Agricultural College near Nashville, Tern
would uvi 10 likely to r,.k his character b.
proposing uha, is absurd. II asserts Tia,
Z" there Is 10 problem 10 hrhdmeuc more
clear Ihan thar, from 5uy ennal properly
managed moro manure can be mado than
Wi BE required 10 make produce TO sup
port ~ NJN, though We he'd tins pro
position TO DO very questionable, noIslh.
shading liz great e.esrnsss to Mr. FannluE,
yet &c would 10, rJsei It cilhogI careful
trial. VIII cot SOME one interested IA AZ
reullu'e, ,cI about nskiug such lual al
oDc7
H. justice 70 Nj. F-uliag. re in-e;' tic
su5.e Of hrs ariclc - Southern Cllhrator.
IMPROVEMENT OF SOIL.
tY 7. yASslvQ.
Time cas- when mos, Of Jhe cultivated
soil IN the uuiitd STATES vas rich bu, that
day has psssed 10 macy he States, the
occupants Of farms haze worked ,her lands
oct O.! heart, and abandoned hem for more
advantageous positions 10 he iar West"
Ha0y o,aers sull c'eave 10 the homes OF
their sneesiofs, VIII l'to other pros.
pecs than tbat of making bare cub.
sls'cnce, and he great majority Of Amen
can farmers experience sad feVerfe5 from
the annual deterioration OF thelr lands
Tennessee, Nh ch is Ell The greatest corn
growing State in tho union, could once
boast OF seyen'y.tiyo AID hundred bush.
ell, o. Indian com 10 the acre.
/ 4
.,h, - - - - ~ ,.s 49, -
"' - g., 60 ~ ~ 49,, . ~
a.,.isI.4 - E. - '. -
con,;Ieola,o ,i,a,aI 49,, J' 49, a.. 49,"
,on,,,,, 80 -. 80. '''' Wv '''''~
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t,ta .o,7 .eI ,ta ,a,nt.n -, J. up ~
~. L.-.|.'....,
,.,- In ,rl
,aent r. nr ID and The SOL, ~ -
'"e wy
~ enrich the rolY
ons -, Aator IL obi
Al l...I. ho,.o pig s'r.
ro, .loo,. .,t It's no - -.
,le., n,so ,h,, - y an. ..' ~
,r.,,,,od ,,n,o ,,.,..-
.yl bs ,eor. rel IN n,k ~ 11aca - .,'n
mart il.
S,,,,,o ,o,,,,Loo;.G-., Ip..u..
j, INC noo,es food of ~, olaoo ~ I'll
h, at Inc e,,.o.a n crn.,,,.,;o. h,,,
mod bouso a nd o,e,,,,,, sio, I'D .,,I
nuc,. Feed him on ,cr,5o ,.,r.L,5, -.
too,s sc,ar, f,op Tho L,,b,n a. a,d -
one ven, hc will nav f., he me-, Cad
and ,ho raho. 81 -. ~
n,sb en,u,b ,,o,I,o ,oo,,l,.n ri,' a.,
c,,,yn snch n,a.an,.,Lat ','oD
will onJ ,Iead 49,. = p"' ''''
d,,,v m m, "a, ,h,oe a',fs ~ "'''
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-10-09

To Clergyr,ea, PostmdSters and a.''.
lJ'WanIcd in every town and villa. :. =
Siatcs, responsible men to procure SOD, n,
and engage in the sale Of the above o'As. y u i.
a very liberal per ccntsEo will be a.ios'1
dress T., WALKER, ia Fulton s'.N' fo'