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Unlike those claim by one thnro cure
all dseas preparation particularly designed To cure some
feu7na There Than thirty different kinds, are
composed ifan onr hundred I,ent s,rts OF In
gcoen vegetable tns5on-,ueh a. runs extracts Of
bafks berries and budof towers leaves and seeds Of
pln.in which mercury annory afanic copper and Other
which, u mi.1ppicd MT Destructive the patient entail
upon other diseases a. s the case with sueh deady
salts.
The original proprietor of these Medicines though celebrated
fehpfhoIVh member 81 distinguished Medical COLLEGES
mi Prpor of Surgery and Clinical Medicine in chartered se
deal College IN this counhas not in of The dignity Of
such high wiiihfiI careful investigation are
fs bed be st apd .rsst ,s1s Tor d-a,s d. HE ~,t NJ
acquire En1dge Of thr practice N the noted Physicians
r,nng from each ery tg rsei mar, rgrsi BIZ s,pss, To-
bs uru hive not thought bcusath me- 20 with
and lsDAF and persons pofescd
roess any ya We remedy or ny improved method Of treating
disease. The hints and sugresons n experienced nurses and
men dent of fe New Won Cogs of
"ih4fe s o. romars Of aHg opl1ussl Jelais
gspen m ,,rt observer. on and Gsn po nj on, be,i
rfnofs correct and maHcy anncr which rnen dsarfor
e physician and Co., friends Of the patient have also awaited
myself NJ every advantage arising from regular course of'aig On
CO. lnvary NJ de- Ftc NJ New YORK Bcsdcf extensive
sgts. ysy ygyt I'm ,.r,,sJ ,o5,It,., win The r,t A.,
unnuAed and physicians have afforded one opportunities
TRyIsq gytRy vttItpy ~ gsse,r,cg bsys ,,s, :,
tended 1tgus1Hd hs UNITED tNFtRMARY
whore constant application made or medical aid in Fhyse,
surg ., and Midwifery DunnE the Epidemic hc Asatc Chole
f under The appointment n the New Yok Bord q Health
pescrbed or about thousand Of chosfa either The
pcmonroy confirmed Tho information which have
f,ev.i from 0ers the opportunities N clinical practice, 10 o.
practice BEDSIDE ofhs set) N e Improvements vhca
h,ye ys made have brought me nto ihe poson Of
Tree which have found ~ ard repeated experience 10 be-
valuable AMI altogether superior that pursued by al other schools
The Mrorai Aorai. Hpnuopahirts Thomsonians &c an
n which ! have tested By REPEATED experiments"
These ed have for tany yearsong before any
u The Patent Mdcres sdvcr ed - generally Pits Pana
Eyiets syfufs had acquired reputation
passed BY any other the pispcto berg dsncei ~
s himsc ~ book o. be medicine prominence ~ srHpf
have and SHOWN ~ their enecs their nstabe value
f hat ~ due 70 humanity, families % the land,
gced before The
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ROBERT NOTT
ORDON 4 SKINNER OFFER FOR

EORDON n SkINKER OFFER FOR
W SALE
6e Hhds Croi, Porto Rico a-d orlgans
100 Packages woo'sey's and Lowering oaf
Crushed aud Powdered SsUGR
Orleans Loaf, and Clarified
90 BoSes white and brown Havana
5sS Rag r a, LaguayrH and Java Coffee
SO Hhds Molasscs
Powder and Imperial Tea scuy FTiiAr
5 Hail Chests Rack Tea
100 sperm and TalON Candies
Adamantinc and Patent sperm do.
I7S Raisns; bae Almonds
Brown soap
IS Bakers Coeoa aHd Chocolate
Tiorees Rice
400 sides sole Leather
Russell
Lbs shoe Thread
$40 Reams Wrapping Paper various sises
100 e" Cap and Letter Paper
800 Kegs Mails iody
" Finishing fence, hang, boz and spike DO
$50 Blgs
SO Kegs Dupont's Powder
Blasting
HID. Bacon Sides AMI Shoulders
~ Bushels strictly prime Clover Seed
Brooms painted buckets. nests tubs and measures
SO Bags Live Feathers
2OO Nova Scotia Gundstones
200 SACHS Sat, best brands
200 BoIes Tin Plate
IS Tons s~eIes English Tcderar country Iron nearly all
sizes, round, fat and square
Sheet Band and Hoop Iron
Mayors Cast and Sheer
American and English Blsiesed do
Moud boards Hollow ware
Brazrrs Sheaihng and Bolt Copper
PEPPER, PiInen'o, Ginger Nutmeg,
Indigo, CopTsrls Alum, Satpere
Hops. WICK, Lamp OIL Packing Yarn
Glass sIiO and lOIi2, Bed Cords and
Leading Lines, &c &c. NH %
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PAHAsOLs AND BONNETs.
Opened a beautiful assortment Of ParasOls,
~ Psraaoistes Umbrellas Cana PosH
and Gimp, Hornets Bonnet Ribbons aud
Band Borss, &C. for sale whoirsak and reah,ty
CHRISTIAN 4 LhTHROP,
apT ~, Msia street
THE PILES "A CURE FOR LIFE SE.
- CUREDDr Uphsms Vegetable Rleeluary, or nterual
nsdy ~ ihc Pills. and Dr Woods sarapaHns
W Bsrsa fun supply ~ these popular Rcmsdcs received and
sssty p JOHNSTON, Agent Tor Richmond,
mh II us, Main Street.
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For The Ladies-Iine Dres. sIippcr.

w r have received further supply Of Ladies
w fine pfes French Morocco French KID and beautiful
Bronze slipper something that s uneOmmpry AI.l
Ladies fine des Bronzr huskrs We ass Ladies
at our beautiful Slppau SHcs every Disruption have
Vey a'gr stock ic hrrit offered ans
shan continue 20 receive supplies thrOug
mise the lad es o. shcw ihom The Shoe.
Of AZ cus that be found any the
i'"cs prices. ny TTTNEY 4 WAITE
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FRESH DRY GOODS.
DER "GREENWAY," we are receiving-
u New style Fancy Prints
Rich Pans Lawns md Baregcs
Muslin Ginghaus Organizes
super siik warp Alpacas
Rich Barcgc Scars and Shawl.
White Canibrcs and Jaeones
Irish Linens Linen Diapers
Super white AMI fancy London Drlines
Pongee sik Idkfs, Sup London Corah do
Black TWISTED silk Mts NIX Lace do
Gents fancy ,ik Cravats and Meek Ties
Rich Cashmere Vts;ings, Bun Cas,imrres
Coates, MAY flower 4 Lees Spool Coons &c.
For sae low, by
ap3 KENT KENDALL 4 .ryyArrp
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* NJ CkJMP will conduct a general whole.
- $50 5tooLhf snf Commission bushes, ~ ue siofs
ofaef Of Can and i Streets stand occupied two years
ncc ~ ,sptHon Cfump and recently BY Msss Pauss0n
burf We soe Ne patronage 10 ne late firm Of Ca
pcuon Cfump S Cash advances made on cons gnmen 10
the usual amount mn "a
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IL
WEE; BACON & co. OFFER FOR SALE
go 90 Cuba Mu,eovado
do - CToiI
60 do New Orleans IsUGAR
loo packages loaf crushed and powdered
Woolseys, stuart's and Lovcrings
) G. e.. S,:.5. AorAss
3s5 bags Rio
800 do Laguayra
IS do ST Domingo a
Java 1CotFEE
80 do Maracabo
so do and - bbs r. Rico
40 bags Pepper
do Pmcuto
eisk Cloves
50 boxes Changes
Boxes Raisns
100 boxes Sperm
DO Adamaniinc ..
DO Taiow CANDLES
so do and half boxes IIui's Patent
Brown and shaving Soap
so paekgs Gunpowder and Imperial par superior
20 do Powchong do TEAs
500 ,ides Sole Leather, various qualities
Bales shoe Thread
1000 kcg, Nails AMI Bad,
Bi.teTed Steel
500 sacks Liverpool Blows Salt
10 tons Nova Scotia Grindstoncs
500 tieTces Lime
10 bbls Port -
. half pipes Madeira WINE
Barrels pure Cider Vinegar
20 bbls Tanners Oh
10 do Lamp do
100 bb's North Carolina Gross IIeninss
BaTrels do Shad
Nos and > MaekcTel IA whole, half aud az. bhis
BluesTaT;
IS doz Painted Buckets
80 dOz Corn BrOonls
$50 bags Patent and Buck Shot
var Lead buponts GunTowcr Saltpee Hops Indigo Mad.
der Ground Loew"od Coppeas; Alum Chocolate Brna Wr.
Cotton Harn Lamp wieE Wrapping Twin.. window, II
aud lntls: Manufactured Tobacco. Sc &C NH ~
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BeaCh's Medicines.

mpabyinE TIE above Work the Remedies for the VAR
diseases described therein and which prescribed Tor
These known by the name OF
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STATE oF HAEYL,rn,
BALTIs IEE CITY, TO VIII.
Re itrememberec, that on this ID d.,
the subscriber, a Justice OF the Peace
city aforesaid, personally appeared Be
oath on ,he Holy EyaEEeiy Of Almigl
facts Get forth in the above annexed q
stated. Sworn before
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NJ 'NOhhl'h = kbAPtR.-IhC subscriber
" aHtnrsd I fcrlg order. Is popular Machine
h's who m1y d. want ue coming 'ciaon ace rtqu.ftff 10
unia il'if nfI wtou. delay that may b. ryra % -Igpy
hem and avoid disappointment o. BALDWIN
HpA No. 20 .lfu sf
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DAyENFoRT ALLEN = 90.
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| SWEET POTATOES.--5OO bushels Sweet
- Potaocs Tor y'sasr sang, or on
/ eommoiatnR terms. u. NJ CRUMP,
ap2 Corner Of Cary and 14th
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IN TAKE THIS Pa
Sldf - - per with you to
NR|E ~ the Ell ectio n
s5s House.
Poor men. look FTere!!


The whole Locofoco artillery is at this
time directed against poor men who have
had the misfortune to fail in their business,
great or small, and whose poverty has
compelled them to seek protection against
wealthy, merciless, grinding creditors, in
the laws of their country. Every man
who has availed himself of the Bankrupt
&C., whatever the causes of his failure
whether through losses by fire or other
wise-whether he be halt or MANNED
and however he may be laboring night
and day, and straining every nerve and
muscle to pay his debts as fast as he can
is denounced by the Locofoco leaders as
a scoundrel and rascal. II is but one
mode for rendering poor men odious; for
the Bankrupt act is merely the PRErExT,
the prostration of the poor man the OBJ
JEcT. The denuncialion is just as great
against men who have availed themselves
OF the State insolvent laws, for il is against
all who are not able to pay "every dol
lar" they owe. Think of this, yepoor
men, when you go to the election! The
Locofoco leaders-the men who have
their thousands--who own their houses,
their lands, their stores, and who can wear
their silk stockings and silk gloves
whether acquired honestly or dishonest
ly, would point the finger of scorn at you
because you may have been unfortunate
and are too poor TO pay ''every dollar"
just when some unfeeling, silk-stocking
wretch ofa creditor may demand it of
you. II is not enough that you are con-
tending with poyerty-you must be in
suited for il into the bargain. These
men, about election times generally make
great professions of friendship for the
poor. but sometimes happen to show the
cloven foot, as they have in this instance;
for the evidence of which we refer you 10
the Somerset Visitor. Procure it and
read for yourselves, and then say whether
You are ready and willing to support the
candidates Of a set Of men who would
prescribe every man that happens to be
poor!
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"Chargew is the battIe-cry Of the Lo-
cofoco leaders. Ii is their only weapon,
and they use IT freely, as all can attest.
In this consists their tact in political war
fare. No matter how mean, how low,
how destitute Of truth, still they charge.
Convict them by proof the most positive.
of having uttered falsehood, they never
rctract il, but "charge" anew. And as
fast as you dispose of their "charges"
they manufacture others. "Charge
charged" is still their cry.
Tell them that they made false ''char-
ges' against Henry Clay, and they turn
away with grin, and the next moment
"charge" upon somebody else. Tell
them that they swindIed Pennsylvania
out of her electoral vote in 1914 by means
of the Kane letter, and they answer you
with scharge" upon the Wings. Tell
them again, that their party has carried on
a system of plundering on the public
works for years, and their answer again
is some "charge." Remind them of the
highhanded measures of Folks admin
istratien--of destroying the Tariff and in
volving the country in war, and ysu will
be sure TO be answered with ''charge."
Such are the weapons with which they
fight their battles. Destitute of pTinci-
pie and regardless Of all truth, they seek
only to gain power by "charging" upon
their opponents, but never stand up to
defend their own measures. What con-
fidence can honest men place in such
leaders.
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E
A STRANGE CASE The Boston Trav-
eller says:-A young girl has lately been
brought to this city for the purpose of EN-
inent medical treatment, who has been
suffering for several years with a strange
inhrmity. 1t is noise in the throat,
loud and distinct, and sounds like the
striking of two metals together, or casta-
nets used by boys in the street.; The
noise is without intermission, save per-
hsps a few minutes occasionally. As yet
the cause Of the noise has not been .ascer-
tanned, or any means found to abate the
disorder, which so far has been on grad
ual increase. 1t is totally distinct from
the motion of the lungs, while breathing,
and altogether is one ofihose cases which
are beyond the ken Of human wisdom.
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has sent our officers and soldiers into the
heart Of Mexico, to be killed of IN detail
until but mere handful is left, and which
if they escape captivity or death, will
owe their preservation to their own skill
and bravery. Remember that every man
that votes for Skunk and the other Loco
foco candidates, thereby sanctions Polk s
miserable proceedings in the war: for
Skunk and his partizans are the warm
supporters oi James X. Polk.
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Administrators Notice.

r ETTERS Of Administration on the
U estate Of E.snhart Shuliz late Of Mil
ford township, decd, having been granted
10 The subscriber residing in said town
ship. all persons indebted to said estate
are requested to attend at the late resi-
dence of the deceased ea Wednesday
the 18th OF November nexs prepared 10
settle; and those having claims 10 present
them at The same time and place, proper
y authenticated.
WILLIAM SCOTT,
Oct.12'47-6t. Adm'r.
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The Public works.

We would once more remind our rea-
ders Of the fact, that the reason why they
are every year paying State taxes is, that
the Canals and Railroads have been gross
ly mismanaged by Locofoco Governors
and Canal Commissioners, and that those
taxes will never cease until they elect a.
mother set of men. Go, therefore, TO the
election, and vote for IRWIN and PATTON.
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Somerset County, SIS.

@@2gM A T an adjourned Orphans
NL.s.@ ~ Court held at Somerset,
MIS6S in and for the county Of Som
erssl, on The 9th day Of September, A.
d. i847, before The Honorable jeremiah
S. Black President, and Geo. Chorpen-
ming and John McCarty associate Judges
Of the same court
On motion Of Mr.. Gcbhsrt the court
grant rule on the widow. heirs and le-
gal representatives Of John d. Reese,
dec d. 10 appear al an adjourned Orphans
court to be held al Somerset in and for
said county on the 22d day Of November
nexi. (ls47. and shew Cause ifsny they
have why The real estate OF said deceased
should not be sold.
Extracts from The Records Of said
court. certified this 9Th dav Of Seplem-
ber 1897, WM. II. PICKING.
Sept. 81, is47. clerk.
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Commissioners Sale
OF
UNSEATED LANDS.

TvHE following tracts of unseated
lands, situate in Somerset county,
and remaining unredeemed for the term
of Eve years, the Commissioner Of said
county in pursuance Of an Act Of As
sembly, in such case made and crowded.
hereby give notice that they will expose
the same 10 public sale, al their Office, in
the borough Of Somerset. On Thursday
the l4,h day day Of October rcxt--for
the payment OF taxes and costs duo
thereon.
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.Ne5O .1dUertisements.
Law Notice.
TNHE partnership heretofore exislil

TNHE partnership heretofore existing
between Simon Gebhart and Ross
Forward has been dissolved. The for.
mer having removed 10 Dayton. Ohis.
All business entrusted to The firm rnd
papers relative thereto have bsen lef,
with Ross Forward who will attend 10
the sane. His office is the same for
merly occupied by Mr.. Gebhsrt, on the
north ives, corner OF the diamond.
Oct. IL. l847.
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Orphans Cosavs Sale
0E REAL EsTATE

n Ssede f0sCaship, Somerset Co. Pa.
IN pursuance Of an order of the ornhans'
Court Of Somerset county, shsre viii Be ex.
posed 10 sale by way Of Public vsalus or Out
CRY, on the premises. on saiur3ay the sOth iay
Of Der. next. the following Reel Estate, late
the property Ct Iaeob Moses deceascd, viz:-
No. I. "A CERTAIN TRACT OF
land, situate in Shade townshiQs Somerset cOun-
y, adjoining lands Of Joseph Ling. Frederick
Coleman, John Stump and others, containing
500 acres. more OF less. 100 acres cleared, with
a hewn log house and barn thereon erected.
No. 2. Also smother lraci--aiioining
the 6rss described tract in same township con-
tanning % acres with no improvements thereon.
TEnNs-For srart No. I. containing 800 acres
-onc fourth Of the purchase money in hand, and
the balance in annual instruments Of one hum
dred and twenty five dollars without interest, TO
be secured by judgment bonds.
For No. 2. containing 2j acres--cash.
Attendance will be given by Jacob Moses act
ing administrator of the said decd.
BY the court, w. II. PICKING,
Sept 81, is47. clerk.
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"Few know the treasures in their own
bosom-very few the elasticity and capa-
city of a weIl-regulated mind for enjoy
menl. The whole world Of philosophers,
and historians and poets, seem, to the Sc
cluded student, but to have iabored for his
pleasure; and as he comes to one new
truth and beautiful thought after another,
there answers chord Of joy, richer than
music, in his heart--which spoils him
for the coarser pleasures Of the world
The mind is like the appetite-when
healthy and well-toned, receiving pleasure
from the commonest food; but becoming
diseased, when pampered and neglected.
Give it time TO turn in upon itself, satisfy
its restless thirst for knowledge, and il
will give birth to health, to animal spirits,
to every thing which invigorates the body,
while it is advancing by every step the
capacities of the soul. Oh! il the run
ners after pleasure would stoop down by
the wayside, they might drink waters e.
ven better than those which they see on
ly in their dreams. They will not be
told that they have in their possession tho
golden key which they coves; they will
not know that the music thev seek to en-
chant them, is sleeping in their untouched
instruments; that the lamp which they
ask from the enchanter, is burning within
their own bosonsr'-WILLIs.
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II ETTERS Of Administration on the
u 4 estate Of Henry Miller late efJef-
ferson township, deed. having been
granted 10 HE subscriber rssiding in Mil
ford township. all persons indebted TO
said estate are requested to attend at the
late residence of said deceased on Satur-
day the 20lh Of November next, pre-
pared TO settle; and those having claims
to present them at ihs same Tins and
place, properly authenticated.
SAMUEL BARCLAY,
Oct. Is Is47. Admr.
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Public sale.
A VALUABLE FARM
=, Coxse,mrstek fo,c,,sk;s, ToSrerr,f n pa

TNHERE will be sold by public out-
i cry on the premises Of John For
nsy, decd. in Cenemsugh tp, Somerset
county, Pa, on Saturday the 10Th day
OF Oclober next One plantation or
Tract Of Land,
containing 80 acres and allow snee, more
or less. about $50 Acres cleared and un-
der good fence. 20 Or 30 asrss 10 good
meaduw, moi less than so ton. OF hay
made yearly, with never falling water
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BRIDGE SALE.

TIME Commissioners Of Somerset GO.
a will sell on Friday the 29ih inst.
the building Of Bridge over Buffalo
creek in Bro,hcrsvalley township, where
the old Cumberland road crosses said
creek, at or near Jacob X. Bieghiy's.-
Sale 10 take plaes on the ground a, /
o'clock Of ssid day. when and where
plan Of said Bridge will be exhibited.
By order Of the Board.
X. L. STEWART.
Oct. 5, le47. Clerk.
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vhigs, 20 the Polls. To the Porls..

Whigs, 60 the Polls! To the PoIIs!:
To such Of our Wing readers as receive
this paper in time, we would say once
more, TURN OUT TO THE ..ELEcrroSl The
PHILIsTTSEs ARE UPON You! The Loco
foco leaders have been engaged for weeks
in drumming up their men and will be
out in full force! Arouse! Arouse. This
election is an all-im2ortant one. Il will
! decide whether the people of Pennsylya-
MIA sanction Polk's mode Of carrying on
the war-whether they approve of hav-
ing their fellow citizens killed by thou
sands and tens OF thousands, and the ma
tons money spent by hundreds Of mil
hens, to crafty the ambition of James X.
lo.k, who commenced the war OH his
own hook to gam popularity, and who
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PUBLIC SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

IN pursuance Of an order of the Or
i'll phans' Cours Of Somerset county,
there will be exposed TO sale by public
outcry, on the premises, on Saturday the
10Th day of October next, The following
described real estate. late the property
Of Joseph Iichiy Of Somerset township,
sIpreaset. viz.
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Somerset Countu, ss.


&MAM A T adjourned Orphans
ML.s.R "A Court held a, Somerset.
MMTM in and for the county Of SOM
erset, on the 9th day Of September, Is47,
present the Honorable jeremiah S.
Black President, and George Chorpsn-
ming associate Judge of the same court. /
On motion Of Mr.. Cex the court con-
firm the Inquisiiion and grant rule on
the heirs and legal representatives OF Pc
Ter Shirer, deed, to appear al an ad-
journcd Orphans Court 70 be held al
Somerset ON Monday the 22d day Of
November. A. d. ls47, to accept or re-
fuse 10 take the real estate OF said de-
ceased at the appraised price,
Extracts from the Records of said
court, certified this 9th day OF Septem-
Der. A. d. l847.
WIN. Fl. PICKING,
Sept. 2l. 1s47. clerk.
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SLANDEp.-Itis is a poor soul that cam
not bear SANDER. No decent man can
get along without ir--at least, none who
are engaged in the business pursuits OF
life. Have you had bad fellow in your
employment and discharge him--he goes
round and ISLANDERS you; let your conduct
De such as To excite the envy Of another,
ne goes round and slanders you. In fine,
we would not give cent for perssn
who is not slandered-- he is either .
milksop or fool. No, no, earn bad
name by a bad fsllow, land you can ca
silly do so by correct conduct il is the
only way to prove you entitled to good
one.
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HARVEST WITHOUT PREVIOUS SOWING
We find in the Schnellpost an account OF
a method of compelling the wheat plant
to become perennial, like grass, and TO
perfect its grain annually, without annual
sowing of seed, which has been success
fully practiced at Constance in Germany.
II was discovered by steward of an
estate named Kern. His method, after
blowing and manuring the land and SOW
ting it with summer or winter wheat, is 10
nov il in the spring, before the ear makes
its appearance. This process is repeated
several times in the season; and the pro-
duct is used as hay. The plant is then
allowed to grow and be cut in the ordina-
ry way. The next year it ripens earlier.