Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-01-13
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r. WY 10 " ldi'euCu vast amount OF
money is annually paid by this TO foreign
countries, for lhis'arlicle, when we have a
soil and climate so admirably ADAPTED
for its productiona 2 There is no good
reason why weshouId import nader.
and more than that we should imports.
madder, and more than thar We slroi5Ids
import wheat, pork. or cheese. Il is. one
OF the most sure and profitable crops fos,
which The American farmer can turns
his attention. 1t is moi subject 10, be;
destroyed. by frost drought, insects OF
farm stock. Tie demand for if is i'm
creasing in the same ratio with our
manufactures. -. !. :. -: ..s.,,,s;
James Eaton, Of Winfield, Herkimers
county, IN +. has cultivated slnaddef
Eof three years. growth, planted al IIie;.
rate ors1 500 hills L. the acre. fiilat wiz
yield, if dug tie present ialI, oyers3 lbs.
10 ;iheslls this itp will moi dig tiIi a.
ear from lttisa fall vixen iti:sgi;li
Tbs. or o9efio the hIlll. Ie has oif}ers s'
madder which atfour r's:gtow.i,, VII
yield Ga cwi. to the acre, merchantabIe
nadder. ltmay be well to give notice.
that he will be able to meet orders for
seed the present fall. II will be- sold.
boxed and delivered at Utica, at $3.50,
per bushel. 1t requires six bushels to
plant an acre. Plant on rich, mellow.
dry land, An. acre Of madden, properly
cultivated, and Of four years growth, at
Sl6 per cwt.,-the price no has obtain.
ed for his--wil amount 10 over a9ne
Albany Cuttipdsor. nj.
Preserving animal substanccs.-Pu-
trefac'ion requires The presence ofwa,er
because. by drying. animal substances.
'lley are preserved. Hence one reason,
of the preserving power of salt, from ita
strong affinity for the water contained in
these substances. Alcohol operates
partly in the same way. Various other
Substances act by entering into combi-
nation, and the diveilaut tendencies Of
the afinities Of the constituents Of those
substances are overcome among these
are corrosive subimatel cop2cras, tam
min, wood vinegar, aud kreosote. "A
high temperature stops putrefaction by
coagualine the anotjzed materials. Pu-,
'refaclion ifsimpossible above 1890 or
helnw 32' Freezing acts precisely as
drying Hence bodies preserved by
frost, and those which remain fresh for
wears after death on The Arabian deserts
are preserved from the same essential
cause.
Death of an old Ninister.-Rev. T.
Fleming, one Of the first Methodist Min
listers who preached the Gospel west 'of
tho Allegheny mountains, died at the
! residence Of his son.in-law. Rev. Da.
yid Sharp, in Elizabeth, Allegheny Co.,
Pa, OIL the 2lst ult. There was only
one older Methodist preacher in the u.
:, Sta'es--Rev. Ezekiel Cooper, of tho
J Philadelphia Conference.
r Nlinois:-This State which, since the
/. days Of the Mormons seems to have been
n devoted TO anarchy and intestine broils, il
- now, IN its Southern part, in condition
v Of fearful turbulence, on account OF :,he
# operations Of a body oflawless vagabonds,
- - who under the name Of Regulators" Are
- invading public and private rights, exer.
u cisins Lynchi Law upon innocent citizens,
l. aud scoureing the community they infest.
r Several Of them were lately indicted by
IS the Grand Jury and arrested, but 2,hei
e. companions released them by force from
a the gaol, whipping The Grand Jury ant
~ ~ every person engaged in the arresis...
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