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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-21
ECEivED nv TnE uNoERsICNEDI

ECEivED BY TIE UNDERSIGNED
from the cite. ol New yotk. PhiisJelph,s
and Baitusurr. a large sbi general a-s~ftmeni OF
Gfoceiie-. which IN addition 70 orner s'os "ase'
eh " assortment complete. ~ With The following
/. a part. Which ,hey are de ossd 10 sell on The
,nosi derirssle terms
1910 blgs Rro ccGSe
IS 80 Java DO
81 do Pepper
30 10 pimeuio
IS chests Young Ifys'n Tea
20 do G~Mnfowds, sud imPsisi
100 bti- No2 snd 2 MocAetsl
25 - l. al Sugar
1000 Lh- Grfct. Scpith Saul
1000 Lh- Cad Fl.h
5000 do Be- 1ie,', s shel'hirs C"rfu
800 Bore Ton Plate
1909 L. Banra Tn
Oils Spsl sf
o H.. wre No, 6 ~ 10
9 ca.e. Lfiu-ucs Ball
$500 Ih- Niasdtr
400 / b. Cas,s
, Bfs Cloves
so B,,s. Raisins
, Bales s : Almond.
10 Dhs Alun
Br NWmtgs
Is BoIc. Chocolate
20 Bri. ChiPped L'g"oui
10 do CIR uud Owgcf
2CerOgts Indigo
rask Llmrhlhrk
20 k.rs Nusfnui -.
S. b.te. C.,cndt,h Tvhacc-, s. IL aud Id
lumps
lG1 Bds y q Nlasses
20 10 Sugar Home
FLEMING q HUNTER.
r TIE Pillow iug articles If Crun'r Pt,d"ce
,sten IN Exchange. tscrn. Lard Feathers. Bees
vsr. Bauer. Clover seed. fiss.s'd. Giu.eog Reg
g.. &c hONiE".
wheeling. NV %. rs.
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UNITED STATES L.,
WATER STR TT.
MHREIING. "a

gE\iiE unde fsiened respectfully inE I'm the pub.
u lic. rhsi they have leased the nb-,c house
i"f a tenn oi yrau,havs had q entirely re modelled
AID ven much ,mpnuvol 10 Inc arrangement OF ~
roms aud porchcg have had n newly and hand
soncly painted. raleied aSd TaP.Wd ,hroughysi
and newly FURNISHED. ii a syle uusurnas.ed by auy
ioiel M he West livery article - sButely rcw
SD ihc wirie bsu.e bra hautiy hgsioi with ga.
Tksy uGrs the recommendation. 81 no house o.
be %puhiir. fully ~de'efmn,.t, ihat al sse,ts .hai
huI 30 ihcif hnusc. cs,cnBinmcsI hat vii no, Ia
90 oHsus .stsiIrios.
fnrm Tie suftupt arrangement Of the House and
Table, aud he iucaiIon u ihe house iH lrsui OF ihs
Sieami"ai i%audur, hsy iuduls- The hope. ,ha
'hey VII fstcitea Literal share ~ pu-i.c patronage
may MITCHELL CALDWELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-21

slCN g. T1tE BLACK MNAiaI. ru EOOg,
sorTn LHp OF NATEtr SQUARE.
lHNobD UONEIE Nonid nG,m 90 Of
"a te'H cd ~ fsts ahd 81 ih, iAiencs cf TIA.
G 'siDnnny, shat fa'y IRE sou RECEIVING irefh irun
abe r0iksi0qs vl ,he la.lcfn manuG ~ssursn.. sp q.
lsta4Ns ssssruett v nn's Sloss l.earhes Cara.
lefis, flidr e. So Whch hsy p cise ibemse've..
ore u 40 good qualify aid vHl he spll ~ ion n.
any li - lots Il ihc sane suti,s, that 10 new n,
tfU les te,n - tshi INTO IBIS market, q, ihe,.
50 d' wee carefully selected expressly br anf
ftiai' ifste. uhcy moy he relied upon a. senu ne
u Nc saa any aUids az ffme ans BID ,i.alL
Hs 'u'n Qetln hs such We VII m.is H. good a. the
sea- gunA4sc ms1e ny .uch injiyidaa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-21
LADIEs SHOES AND sLIrpERs.
e. rHANzEiI.

No 10 Nau, ~. q I,u doors absrs ,As Bookstore Of
VA. y RoAb.
WHEELING. VA.
ID ESPECTFULLY iufaim. The Lndie. al whee
hng. ihsi he 'nauuiarinrss Ladtss .l,opcf. vt
all srNLE- sd CoLORS. "t supcrar qashiy and
beauty. lie warrants all work ifoin h- shop 10 hs
snl~tiofio ta.ism manufacture. aBd viii be sold
% pet eat cheaper.
Tue public are iasiioi To call and ,nti.fy Them.
.Sise-. Ion ION Q
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-21
fuRNITURE wARE-RooMs.
JOHN NJ. ClEMEES.

LSPECIfti LY iaNn,s tie attention II the
IA ca zan. ~ WhcrlnT aud the rluusp T. hs
stttk 81 heaattsl fansiiufr, OF Lu. 70 m. NJ IL
Main street lev doors above be L ; ilOlyi. H.
he % hsnd.,
SolAS 81 Ale laie-i add mes fashionable s'y'c.
BUREAUS 81 superior siti- aud ihc h,si make
BEDS fEADS. rs~ AMI spIeuIud Iauerr..
TABLES-Pof. WuIrg, Ceuife. Csfd. wask.
biulHr. 80 .Ar. - ihc bcst .,ie.
Pam. Chem. MaheEanV &C.. 81, oil
90 WATCH wall be sol1 a. lpN u INT lower ,tsu o.
ohrr rsiahl,hmrnl sac ihc otg.
UPHOLSTERY. VENETIAN BLINDS. LOOK.
N'' GLAssts FRAMES. agd all ot.st Cab,aol
~ &c hfpssbsd q, .s.t,f
MAHOGANY NENEERS-A good ssch g.,
ssin low.
flei.e cs!i AID %,,snire er ,oursi,es
decl9
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-21

'HNhEf I'll constantly on hand. a vory "a.
N ienslVe Sssoumeni uf ,Upsf ,or Nah gany
, 'ench aud Gfseinn Cfsitsi X skius chsfs. Saa.
f'rt nnd eafd Tables, Dressing Bursau., Be.isead.
Toilet Stands. assorted SAGE, together wnh every
o'hsf efiicie 81 ibe latest style and beet 6nisusd
} nfndufe ever offered 10 lhi, city.
Gill snd Mahogany ffsmcI Ipk,se Calves o
e'"'y Vaneiy and pnce Looking Gisss Plates It al
''zes. Pffan asd Pieiare Frame, on hand aud
made 10 order
lftoisiefy Wafei consisting ~ Feaiher Reds
hoisiets anj Pillow. Isif. Gotten. lla,k sprisg
atd straw Msiifassss; Biaukets. Quilis. rumfurs
sacht"E Bliosss o. eiuth cvves. FInf.ctsih
Nfass Mats u al finds. iosethst with cysty o,hs,
'~tiols.oi Opho's'ery wats. "a band aud nade a.
ouisr
Nsnttian snS Sls Windows Blind; W,naou
ShsSss II every varsty ard eoior. ~ OF vhirh =
be sold ~ Vey low free,. ana 0suanicd oi Ia
beet qusify. Alsl. MAHoGANv NgsHrHs. la
ri"ih NARSfsn, Spanish Mos. Mahogany knpb.
sand fapet. Locks. ~Iluugrs. easter. BnNn Tats
nrGf. r nsianily oH hatui sud sld low Tor c.su.
sor SrEAa Bosrs iumshcd win every Butfi,
81 } ufnitufs ., short totco sss Oh the ysfy ie.
Afnt. sep %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-21
NOTICE

f-'maSuensrs Ogoe, jan, "a. 1916
The parties co oIhef pefsoas haxiag ans i.,,,s.
~ 'hs 'as''efs coa'sspsd "a me lsse ss,n, d,o,.e.
sfeh'rshs notified. 'hsi / have app,,nssd w.dns.
Gay ne 2oih day ofFehsssfy IsS6 a, 1y oo;e. \.
'he cay 81 Wheeling. % The line and pl.ee. xbso
500 "heie' shsh lie eomplst.oa 81
10 $50 aeonhi' And ! hereby rrquife Tho said
parties end pets NJ ca interested IN me .sn. =,
spFFs' bsiore ms Ca saiS 2Slh Jsy o. . ebterxa
loib. aod pt'-iess ihsis respective slaims ior al.
i1s'meRi add settle Eent
Jan % JANIS A CLARKE. co,..,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-21
o.un ANo GLASS pApEn.

dT b hoRNBRooK, usna,sc,ases add
= . - consiantF prepared 10 SIMPLY oil or
drrs tuI Glue n Glass Paper IL Superior qual.
~, wbica wiii pe ipiniSt ed TO dealers OF con
sumtfS - as low a ra,e as they can purchase
o. ~apfwhefe Orders leii AZ The Warehouse
on Mafkrt sr,si, bc.ow The Post onice w.n be
promptly >orpiied.
Feb. ~, 1915.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-21
WYI.IE N.

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
NNIILL PRACTICE "a Tie Csufi. vi Mar.hnll.
Tyler. ard Ohip c%uuniios. Va 0FficE Ar
NlAK.nALL {. n. Va. CRAVE CRrlK ftsr ofricE
-ep IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-21
.FCoNoVy i wrAIru

AN haNrg muhuisrtutrd ut ihns lifn~. Oh
kihds ~ llais ihai ore USUALLY wen. mn,h low.
81 IN price than usual, by honcsi aud crrerienced
w"'kmen. ~b.eh wall enable me q. tufn oct a ars
rae iis', 20 any INC wanting = cheap aud gssd ar.
''cie. have hccn hvu,g iu ins cry a rmd mauy
yeas and ihinS ! an curiisd ~ patronage. Geo.
Iensn Waning a Gfst fair Vii please leave hsr
msa-rtcs. and in a lew DAY sihey hall have ihem
according tn order. watmntd not O., hrcsk.
Hats aud Caps of al kiud. op,smu'l on hand. a,
ny cheap iiaI ond Cap sacsey. cuiugf OF Moin
aai Uniou IS. Wheeling, Va.
sei 80 SAMUEL ID HARPER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-21
NIRGINlA-ohp c,rcnh sapc, 10, Court. ,
febraary IS. lei2.
~ ',."'r * Co. Is cn.scrsr
Wa chaplins & o,her.. DECIDE fer Aaornt.

wa ChaPlinc & olher-. "e'oHHf'
ABSTRACT.
'uPon consideration WHEREOF. ihis cane. +, r. fer
red 10 Mas,.f Comm ss,ooef WILSON. Who A. IN "a.
ceuain aad fspou Nhsi rfal estate conveyd b. m,
deiendani Wm Chapline 10 the Trustees. by he
deed OF iru,I ga The ball mentioned. remain. uus,li.
aud What dshi' "a The said deed ~ ifusi nuyfd..l
iof rcmain unpaid. iUgeihef With ell other debt.
%ehafge-. incorabEanee. upon the said real estate
h"d The orier IN With 'hey nre entitled TO t-
pad. And that iof rhis purpose he give notice IN
ihu sa,d creditors prov ID Cor by the said deed
and sl oihes. w adNrf.semeni L. be puhlis hrJ
At leasi 80 days IN SINE ne N,pspef published in
,hc city ~ wheeling, 10 come Ia and eslabI.h Their
debts upon the usual terms. Aud that he allen a..
certain aud feIofi What m.riesor efferts The said
trustees have IA their hands, or suffice, Ia ,hc,,
oon'foi. TO 10 spilled 10 the paymea, Of the sad
debts and that he aiso 70 ron any oiher nstisr
deemed penineni by himseli. or specially tqaifed
by sny Of ihs parties
ASp. al another day. 10 vii
On "Wednesday Jsnusn sis. 1876.
" tctng tuRg .sitd and made known Va he CONT.
that Alexander wilson. the earnntssionef 10 whom
this cause wns heretofore refsusd had dep.,,ed ia.
life. Without having completed Of ~ tufneI he nc
couA'' directed ~ The fotmer decree IN his cause;
bot lhst dives proceedings have been tad hslars
said commissioner under said decree. cad several
~ 1he rsries concerned have prydneed ,sueber.
and pfoDis before him. respecting ys,ious msue,.
referred 10 eummss-onef Wilson; Inc Couu ao,h
%hsreapon adiadg~. oriss end decree that ms g ..c
To referred 20 Jaws A cLsRkE. Esq. one az the
co'nmissi"nsrs for taking accounts arp anteI b, ma.
c"un. Who; g.ving doe nouiee AZ directed h, said
"ime' decree, - 20 ~ccrpieie The said accounts sc,
he'e' ho'e feieued 70 ioner w,ison; con.
Hderhg Tor this fuTpose ell yoathsn. moss. and
evidence, daily grodoreJ heGase s.gs eommi,,.n.,
"'i-'n''soise' Ia al just exceptions. end giving
70 'h'in the 'a'ss flsci - u The same sete assi,,
o'anEh' isf"std boiofo himself Tesis.
NLIoE ALEX a LAIDLEY, CIe,k.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-21
NJ. a n. III. SWEENEY a CO.
YARD,

CORNER or MONROE q FOURTH STREETS.
tOPPosls ne Cont H,Hsj
WHEELING, VA
y. X. BEDWELL.
TOULD iske ihts mettoJ at iuf.fmlnr he
pybiie ihatts 49, fpcnsd a Marble Yaud
81 the ahose place, wbets sc has a general assoft.
ment 81 he test hinds "a AmsussD asd itai,an
Marble, v pferated to msHufsofgtF tnio monuments
Tombs eues. Ae, a. he shoassi rotre. ia q style
pot surpassed by any lea the western casaty sDi
on reasonable ierns.
A1&O-Msniis Pieces ~ every descfiguoo and
sze made To ofdet ~ tho sh ussi putce.
Cali AID sHsmine fof Soufseiyes. ~ ian 3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-21
wHoL,sALs AND RtrAiL
HAT AND CAP STO n.

On unt,n .r OF near he Svut td ~
- Of III, hiutkei House.
DARE a iOGE. are now manuierinriUg and
VIII Keep cotsiautiy ga haisd. q lsfea a,-uimcni %
HATS sJ CAPS at The hn~si ayi.-. and manu-
isc'u''d 'tos" ns hcsi materials Boih 81 a. hs,oe
pfash'al Hs'i'rs. We sake aud supsuuis.d w.
'o-Aing OF all lhe lias Ne .ei. Our Caps are TO-.
'"ased Inn uhe most extensive Cap Niauuhciurcts
q" hotaslern cihe-. NJ tie la~ eel pfios..
NJ those On sani Of o genuine suicie and iate.i
Ans"es" fashion II Has and Csp- Nil aiSsys
MAO 'hon ~ ouf ssshhshIa-ri, ~hssh Nc ,n' end IL
make known and ialk-d 81 D, ali m,n. from G
good weik AID ltw prices.
sep DARE q liCcE- Imam a..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-21
'oMPEr rIoN Is rHE LIFE or TRADE
GEO. w:
ESPECTFuLLY I,isfB. b. luvnds and lh-
! public general v. ihsi hr ha. c.mmcnccd ihe
PLUMBING BUSINESS.

IN conjunction ~ub hs pfeseui hu.ine-oiTiNNER
~ hs well kuoNn stand ~ les. MarLei Square
~hsfe he l. Away fsady - val un hs cuslumsfs
IN ne asuve line lie Will iutni.h and pat % ny.
OtANTS a. The shaIie.t uVicc. ami being deter
nincd to give ee' etal satisfaction IN .ht- particular
ofonch OF has Busness. he would call tho aneaiiun
at lie pusli- 10 a very SUPERIOR uricic sf Paisbf
Lead ~ = whicti lac hn, been az Cunssdeubie tx
pen.c 10 procnfe 6f that purpss. end Which he
can N al 60 iUfnish cumrl,te 81 20 per cent le-'
,'Hn II has been done mr heretofore lie hefciHe
oit'H.o ,hafc OF public ps'nnsee. ami feel, oou-
hieuf he Viii eve general satisfaction.
fefsons in The c.untry ~l,hiEg waier conveyed
from sprtngs 10 ihe.T dwellings will be prompt,
attended tn. tf oct II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-21

HAVE removed heir Establishments their
EtNew Btitk Bui'1trs, east site OF MAR.
kET -. a FEW doors below he Post Caice.
where they have supplied Themselves with =
ae~ snd large Engine snl other fixture lcr
thrif business, 10 superior style.
They carry nn OBJ, House AMI STEAM
BOAT PLUMBING IN Al - branches.
MACHINE OK PATENT FIFE.
We az. Pf"Infrd 10 supply .nf customers. 10 any
cIrsni wnh tho Shave piIs 81 mo hs aaalHy. an5
a. rrccs a. laN a. a Is o. - bad "a lhe country.
They have ouu,t,nuy 90 and uydssni~ Of
various c~e'cuIiiUn, hauefs' KeiticS, water elias.
ris, bath tub. hit and cuid shower baih~. ~
icrts Ter bleaching, chemical srpsraius, lead
cCmn>. patent bath pump. lead pipes OF all sin.
sheet Iced 81 any thickneSs aud worked up
"a any manner ui fotm.
Water contacted thfoogh lcsIcn pipes from
Tungs 20 = scih1g houses IN the country.
Sopenor pumps tor county wells, Steam En-
gin,s 81. Sc.
An otArr, thankfully received and punciu
ally ati.nded tuL
SrEAM POWER.
For manuiactating purposes can be supplied
go several descriptions ot mechanics. ln the
, NoIy ct tbst building, or on The ground
d0of al very moderate feai.
whcehng Nay ~, as
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-21

10 MS
hns io~ttcretVsd 49, lsrge.i aui
. besi ss-otueDt 81 fsf assI Cl.tL Gees that
hss .ses bees h-,.ghi q, ,hs mstkct. 81 al quail.
ts pnJ fFs.-. from l2S ecui. 10 AZ uoLI,Es. Coo.
si-,,rg - 0iie~.
I. Sapsf oies tusCsF- Snc~r seal par CAP.
D. Mania Fut DE- 10 hhu4. fuf 10
- Ca"b ssp fur irimsd. 'Snpet Cloh CAPS.
/. fa.h."nssis S,fk Chzrd Cst.. F.shiousiio Paurlo
Red aid Biask Plush Cap, GVaibs aui Ch,hlssn's
saf. n snoi >sfsy al cot ~hich ~ii he -sd chtsp
cSii s,d so. az No 10 Maara sifcrf.
srPt9 X AVERY.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-08
SPIRIT OF THETIMFS.

"a CHRONICLE OF THE TURF. FIPLD
"A SPOKTt LITERATURE AND TAR
IAGE, embelished with Splended sleel en-.
cravings published every SATURDAY. mOFnins, AZ
mo- ! BARLEY street. John Richards, PFOpSie.
tor' wlham - foFteEs Editor. This we'll known
weekly Weekly P1nhcaslon' which was established N
1884, bV. its present editor. commenced ~ Thir.
teentb volume on the 4th 81 AiaTob. lsl9. III.
sheet Of the very largest class' containinr
twelve imperial quaFtO pages, pPinted on inSS
PaperOi the nnest texture, and on GOOD fvDe.
II 70 eDoellshed with the largest and mast hisilv
finished engFAvings on steel, ever issued 81
periodical in the United States. The last t6r.e
VOlumns contained superb portraits Of the az.
tingu'shed American and imported HOTses az.
signed TO Constitute an American SpOFtinPGaI-
leTy, accompanied with complete MemOiFs av-
ing the pedigree characteristics, and pellormSn.
ees OF each. with accidental notices OF their e.
temPoraries, 60. The engravingo correspondent
sixe eighteen inches by thiFteen) with thOio
annually published in London. Of The winners ~
Derby, Oaks, and ST. LegeF, and have been "a.
ecuted in line, on steel plate. expressly for Ghio
paper, from original pictures, in oil, BY the moot
eminent artists
In the course Of the present VoIumD, Of l0a5.
will also be given a portrait Of fashion. tbS
Northern champion, ami such other magni6cent
embellishments aS will hereafter be determined
upon.
The Spirit Of the Times'' il so well kDawW
throughout the country as the Acknowledged
"Chronicle Ofthe Turf, Field Sporis' 60. that
it lie not deemed neGessary TO 60 into any detail
of its peculiar ohuFa Pristics.
TERMs or SUBSCRIPTION AND ADvRRTwIVO.
For one years subscription $40 in advance.
For advertising one square Of ten printed lines
(eF 100 wOFds,) Two Dollars for the fret inseF
ton, aud so cents fog each Subsequent insertion,
aud longer or shorter ones in that proportion.
Less than go words will be considered haIfO
square, more than go square. No ADVERTISE
ment will he inserted unless paid for in advance.
Gentlemen in the country can easily ascertain
the amount proper to be RENTED, by simply
counting the words Of their Advertisements
06rEXtra copies of the large engIayingS on
steel may be obtained at the publication Office
at ST. each. They will be sent to any section
Of the Union, secure from injury.
CEFltis desirable that such letters and com.
munications as relate 10 the editorial depart.
ment and to Blood Stock, be addressed TO WIN.
Z. Porter all Others 10 Richards The postage
mus be maid in all cases.
New York, Nov IL, l643
The Low price at which it will be issued rem
dSrs 1.-THE cheapest periodical in this or any
other country, considering the cost aud beauty
Ofits FIFTY TWO ENGRAVtNGS. and the
intrinsic value ofits literary contents. Those
DESTROYS OF receiving the paper from the cOnl-
meme ememt, will have it punCtUally cent to their
address Upon their forwarding 10 tine um'eR.
signed, at No. 4 Ann street dollars, free Of exc
peDse.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-08
HEALTH.

DR.. Beaumont OF the United States army
gives the following important rules
/. Bulk, or food possessing a due pro.
portion of innutritious matter, is best calcu-
lated to preserve the permanent welfare ol
the organs of digestion, and the general
health Of the system.
2. The food should be plainly and sim.
ply prepared with no other season than a
little salt, or occasionally little vinegar.
8. Full and deliberate masticatiOn or
chewing is of great importance.
4. Swallowing tho food slowly or in
small quantities, and at short intervals, is
very necessary.
5. A quantity not exceeding the real
wants Of the economy is of prime impor-
lance to health.
8. 'ailiment, thoroughly masticated,
Is far more salutary than soups, brOths, &c.
Z. Fat meat, butter, and oily substances
Of every kind, are difficult of digestion, Of.
fensive to the stomach, and tend to derange
that organ, and induce disease.
8. Spices, pepper, stimulating and heat.
ing condiments of every kind, retard di.
gestion and injure the stomach.
g. Coffee and tea debilitate the stomach,
and impair digestion.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-08
DISCOVERY RESPECTING COWS.

The February number Of SINNERS
Farmers Library, introduces to the Amer.
lean public, a translation Of French work,
giving fall description Of what purpOrts to
be wonderful discovery in Kine.ology-
namely, an infallibe method " whereby the
quality and quantity Of milk which any COW
will give, may accurately determined by
observing natural marks or external indica-
tons alone; the length Of time she will
continue to give milk, &C., &C."
This discovery is said to have been fair
" tested under the direction Of several ag-
ricultural societies Of France, and the
claims Of its author, M. Guenon, have been
so fully substantiated that he has been
awarded a gold medal and other honors.--
The natural marks upon which the sys-
tenn is founded, arc nothing more than GER
tain quirls' the skin of the twist and
back part Of the thighs Of the cow. The
difference in the form and position of these
'quirls' is illustrated by engravings and
a knowlengo of these is all that is required
to Judge of the character of a COW, or even
a calf three months old.'-CultiUator.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-08

VARN1sH FOR Doors AND SHoEs.-Take
a pint of linseed oil, with half pound Of
mutton suet six or eight ounces Of bees.
wax, and small piece Of rosin. Boil all
these ina piPkin, and let the liquid cool I'll
1t is milk warm. Then with a hair brush
lay it on new boots or shoes. If old boots
are to be vanished, the MIXTURE is to be
laid on when the leather is perfectly dry.
The sOles Of boots for wet weather should
always be kept saturated thoroughly with
tallow, mixed with a little rosin, or with the
above composition. In either case, the
leather must be dry before it will absorb
the oily matter. You can have your choice
TO fill the pores Of the leather with water
or wite grease. When one has possession
the other "can't come in"
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-08

CALVES WITHOUT HoRNs.-A writer in
the Albany CultivatOr says raise calves
without horns, and think them quite prefer.
able to calves with horns. They are not
liable to injHre one another. When the
calfis from two to four weeks old, tie his
legs, and cut off the hair on and around the
horn having an iron, an inch or more in
diameter, square at the end, heat it to a
red heat, and scar the lump down even with
the surface Of the head and put on Dlas-
ter of shOemaker's wax. or some other ad.
hesive plaster, to keep the air from it, and
no more is necessary to be done. The
calves do not suffer the least inconvenience
from it. If the lump is not scared down
close, there will sometimes grom a loose
.nub of horn"
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-08
Vicksburg Foundry.
8 ZIMMERMAN eco.

a RE prsparsd % sxeeuts and furnish ali
~ kinds 81 work IN the line Of Founders and
NsehiniSts. EnEinss, and machinery Of every
description, for B ats, Mills, o. Gins, built or
oreuaired, and aD work that may Be ordered
viii 10 promptly attended 70, and in the beet
manner, at redwood pEices. We invite q call
rom Planters. and otheFs, 10 our Establishment,
atthe LOWER LANDING, VICKSBURG.
June Gath, SIS. 27-IF.
n B. Higselt prices, 10 cash, psid Coz Cd
lron, BFau ~ Copper.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-08

A mining engineer in France has dis.
covered a mode Of making artificial quaaz,
equal in every respect 10 the natural crystal.
Inc process is very simple. Il consists IN
the evaporationin damp air Of Silicic ether,
The crystai thus obtained iS very hard and
transparent, and scratches glass. This Ger
tainly encourages chemists in the opinion
that diamonds may Jet be arti6ciaIly made.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-08
THE UNION.

or No attention win be Paid to any order,
unless the money accompanies II.
or Those DESIRING complete copies OF the
Congressional Uniou and Appendix, will please
send us their names previous to the FIRST day Of
December next.
~ We will willingly pay the postage on al
letters sent 20 ne containing Five Dollars aufl
upwards. Other letters directpd 10 us, with the
postage unpaid, will not be takpn out Of the Of
ice.
RICHIE d HESS.
WaShington, August /, ls45.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-08

To CURE THE BITE OF A SPIDER.-Ap.
ply bread and milk pOultiee with the cd.
dillon Of twenty drops of laudanum. Ifths
bite is very severe, leCches should be ap.
piled.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-08

To REsrORE RANCID BUrrER.-Churn
the butter with fresh sweet milk, in the pro.
portion Of 8 lbs. butter to half gallon
milk; it is said that this simple process
will restore rancid butter to nearly iis form
or gWeetnOsg