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Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-05-24

.hali NJ, sucmp, 10 describe The agony
0i The mother for The ensuing DAYS she
vas aglated ty con,enIlnr hopes and .clrs
IN ,ho nigh, she S~oke from sleep. seem
ing 20 hear the screams Of the child ca Ing
% .ti, mother for hdp. Bot the tune wore
slowly away the third DAY came -
How slowly ID the hours past, The
morning waned, noon arrived vel the 81
hem came not There was gloom over
.he whole tou,choId The mother was
pale aud slcn, Judge " walked
hc floor 90 md no, gong every lcv MN,
ups 10 be door. aud looAre through nc
opening 20 tie lotcs, towards he ,acaem's
abode
A. last be rays oil the s.uing sun were
hfown upon tho tops OF trees abound Ih {
eagle feathers Of he chief were seen dane.
ng above the hushos ~ the distance lie
advanced RAPIDLY, and the lIu.e boy, was
100 hiss'lc Tie was gAlIy huircd as Young
cLi'f--.tis trG bong dressed IN moccasius.
hue beaver SKIN was on his shoulders,
and caplr feathers were stuck ~ his han.
Tie was IA cscellcn' splrd', and so proud
vas he ct his honots that he seemed two
inches taller than he was before ilc was
soon IN his mother arms, and N that brIcf
minute she secmed to pass from den.h to
4it II was happy meeting too happy
for me to describe. The white man has
conquered sand the sachcm. hereafter
let US be friends You have trusted m In
dan, he will repay you with confidence
and friendship"
lie wos as good as his word and Judge
W---Iryed for many years IN peace
with the Indian !tlbcs, and succeeded in
laying tho foundation Of a Furnishing aud
o.p,rous community
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-05-24
NJ NlBER q.
THE HORRORS on SLkNERY-A
SCENE At MASIIl\GTON

Hon John Shrget,And tho member OF
Congress from the Albany district. address.
ga isuetto editor Of The Alhpuv E,c jour.
nal. ialed Washington Apui - rom which
We take the following
la.l evening, Ia JsNsjnp Tive RliiIo Dad nc
put,l saw quite large uumter OF colprcd PCT
SONS, gathering around ono OF the cars and
tom Manifestations Of grlci among some OF
them. was induced io draw near an' ascer
tain the cause found 20 the car towstu'
which they were 80 eagerly gazing, NV COZ
/ oted persons some OF them were nearly az
white as myself A large maIouN ui Tie
number we're those who attempted to gam
/ lhcic liberty last week go tho schooner Pear
/ About hall OF luom wctc females lew cd
! whom had but slight uuRoS Amcan
/ blood m their veins they were finely form,
and beautiful Tbs men were itoned &.
! gelhcr aud tho whole group looked sad aud
/ detected. At one end of tie car stood tho
notorious slave dealer OF Bsiumotc, whotsH
/ member Of the Methodist church -- Tie had
purchased the men md women around him
! ,ud taken his departure for Georgia. Nhio
/ observing this old grey headed dealer IN Tue
bodies and souls of mrn,thc Chaplain OF tDo
/ Sena' ,--ontoted the car. and took htm hy
/ the hand, ChaItcd with HIM short time aud
seemed 10 view the hcatt-teudIng scene
around him with as htte CCuCctn ~ he
would look upon cattle know not whether
he came to saucufy the act, Or pronounce the
/ parting blessing but thi. DO know, that he
Jusuhcs slavery. 4 Presbyterian minister
who owned one Of the iupitres, was the ono
| Of the first to strike a bargain with tho slave
! dealer aud make metchanii1o OF Gods in
age.
Some Of tho col0red pooplo outside, a.
/ vol az some IA tho car were Weeping -
| | learned that many families were TO be sep
araled Wives were taking leave OF their has
bands, and husbands OF thc,I wives, Chit.
dro1 OF tAeit parents, and parents of their
! children fuends parting with friends, and
the tondetest ties Of humanity severed al
single bId Of the lnhum1n slave broker he
fore INN. A husband, IN the meudt,n OF
lie begged to see the plIner OF la. bosom. 80
lie protested that she was hee-,hat she
had free papers and Vas torn away from him
an shut up IN the Jail lie clambered up TO
one Of the windows OF tho car To see his wife,
and she wasreaching forward her hand to
him. the black hearted slave dealer ordered
him down lie did not obey The husband
and wife bcsouGht MN to let them speak -
each other Bot no he was Knocked down
and ordered away, The byslandrrs could
hardly restrain Themselves from LAYING yto-
len, hands upon the brute This is but
faint description Of tho scene which took
place within n few rod, OF the Capitol, and
under cnaClmeuts recognized by Congress.
On. what a revolving scene To 4 feeling hcatN
ant what rc,tbuuon await, the acl.ts --
WI, not the walunIs Ut anguish rehCh tho
eat, tlr mos, m4ai "Ncnscnrc Is mlno,
wi repay saith TIC Lord
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-05-24
Philip Schuyler.

General Schuy Ter was one OF those men
who honor our race Rich and prosper
Gus q, the outset ofIhc Revolution, he cheer
mi embarked his lJr,une and hs hie 10
the dout.GI Struggle on which we entered.
A llic o, ease was surrendered Tor the toll
some one o thc clm7. and amid emblffass
n,n,s and dlhcu,u,s We cinuo, now apple.
..al,. le Dor. 40 wll ,1rtljs aal ,ucr-
~ worthy ,uo lIcnI OF Warrington Foil
q. encrc, all industry o. great knoNl,t ce
.tI -r.a, rcs.grccs hc brou- rs lnca.cl.H-
Die aI4 10 lhe cause OF freedom Possessed
l.so.I raltel ,hau bu.llan, q1auuss, he
we better Gu,I % shine IN me cahno thaH
No tnc nod No,tha, be was deucicn. 's a
-onmaul-r. bl, TIA, .he love OF 100 .E
glory and adventurous deeds aui me -.a-'
y conf e.. were 90. 60 much slHrl 90 h''
ta...sas. ar more pelc ~. s.a..suaa a.
u.s8,Ju-.s Wilhelm nnauI .. ahr y HA-
cru Ispaum,rt we're notwithstanding
csel0ei hs ag,Luan AMI be- effected IS
ul-a ly t.e Fr."a.1, as H. cong lef.n1
l.5l--ars Tar la-4Us- whom te ae.i
10 ,l-h raaHal. check on our western IRON.
i.r. r.. .aa. ae 0ai che s.--uges. enemy
no, De-! % ,-c5-n.er They mate 1870
arurs 3. ass-ana.e ban, l.lsra|ar a.
.4.'. ....l In: -.t.s Power ant frff'f
r.l...r h.a asa nsu T-t ,'s nG
..t .... ..t ... .....-- r.1- =
$3.50. l..
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-05-24
Early Times.

Tho owing tcmn7o, he catIy times
when women were Wiling to gu married
aud no. ashamed 10 own u. isa letter sc-
e1mNl .yins shipment Of matrngcnblc Ia.
d,,s, male from England to The colony in
Vagina It's ia.c!-
London, August 81. 1921
We send YOU 81 nmont. one widow
anil eleven ml.i.. Ga. .,,s OF the people
Of Virginia, ,l,r, bath been especial care
hal iu ,h- choilc o. them for lGcre hath
no, one oi'hcm been received but upon
good communications
In case lh'y cannot be presently married
Vc desire lLa' they may be bat with several
house. holders thn, hive wives, unit, they
can BE- PROVIDED with husbands There
nrc nearly hty moro that arc shorty TO
conc, and are sem by our Hon Lord and
IrasJrer the Earl Of Southampton and
certain worthy gentleman, who, taking into
constellation tha, the plantation can never
louush u,i families be- TAINTED and the res
pee, Of wives anl children for their people
30 the son. Therefore having given tins far
bcgIunirg, rcmbuniug of whose charges
i ts ordered that every man that matrcs
them give ono hundred ani twenty pounds
Of bcs, leaf tobacco for each oflhcm.
We desire that the marriage BE- free, nc
cordug 20 nature, auI wc would no, have
those maids deceived and marry to servants,
bet only to such frcemen or tenants Us have
means to maintain them. We pray you,
therefore, to be fathers ollhcm IN lhis busi-
ness not enforcing them to marry agoinsi
their wills"
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-05-24
The Indian Chief.

The following bcau.fulNory isIi,crally
ttucanl vas fiat told N a lec.ute delivered
by VIM Tracy. Esq. OF 'tica. on The CIR.
~ history Of Oneida county.
ono Of the frs, sci.lers in Western New
York. was judge W no establish.
ed hrmsolTa, WhItcsown-abou,b urmil,s
from Uuca ilc Lro,,b ii. family with
hmm nnonc a bom wns II widowed d,u,h.
ter with an on'ychrd-a fine b. v about 4
ycarsolI You vii fecolI,cr. the country
around IVA, an unbrok,n forest and lhis
w,sthe domain oClhc s,yooc,tbcs
IJ,c N--.,y the uecessr,v oC
Lccp.nr on good terms .vl,h the Indians for
"a, nas ne,r,y alone hc IVA, compI,,.Iy
p,le,r mercy ACCORDINGLY he took eve,
~ opalrun,,y 20 assure ,hcm olLi, kindly
l,.ns,. a,J 4, secure thor rood v,lI in re-.
,.tn. Several ihc.cL.cG came 10 see HIM
and al a,r,,,. psclG, But there was
yue thing tL,l troubled hmm nm aycI chic,
,,lhc O eIls rrilc and one oC orr,, ,n0u.
cpco who resided n,o distance Of dozen
mics had no, yc, Iscn TO see him. nor
....D ascertain ,h,. ,l.,,s and fc,,inos ol
ma. ,,cl,m m r,,,,c, 10 IN, settlement IN
,La,r ,-.5u Atlas, he San. hum message
,nI.hean.yer Ma, TIA, lbc cnid would
y.,. Illn nm ,hc mo,,oo
True 10 n, nppo,ntmcn, the ,,clcm
camc JUDGE " L--r,c,y,d hum with
marks of rssp,,, md introduced h,, wifi.
n, daogh,erand .mle bow The interview
that followed was interesting Un1n IT'S n,
..l Ir Iu1rr vor convinced his ,ecYr,,y
,r,cLt Jcrcnd and ne was therefore exceed.
t $500.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-05-24

owing which VIC find ia The Anti Slave
Standard Hosea calls his production
THE PIOrS EDITORS CREED.
! do believe ia Freedom CAUSE
A. fur away NJ Paris 49,
! love to see her stick her claws
In them internal pharrysccs
Its well enough aciu a King
10 dror resolve. and triggers --
Bu; libbaty's Kind o. thing
That don't agree with uiggcrs.
! do believe the people want
\ tax on teas aud coticoS.
That uothiu Amt c1travyguut,
Pur,idcd I'm in Office
For Eve loved my country scnco
My cyctccth filed their sockets,
And Uncle Sam | reverence,
Particularly his pocket.
! do believe in any plan
Oi levin the taxes
A. long a, Ike lumhcrman,
gets Jist what axes;
90 tree trade thro' thick an thin.
Because it kind O rouscs
The folks to vote an keeps us in
Our quiet Custom Houses
! do believe it wise and good
To send out iurrin missions
That is ON certain understood
And orthydocks conditions -
lmcan nine thousand doll, per ann
Nluo thousand more for outfit,
Aud me, to recommend a. man,
The place would just about fl.
! do believe in spcshal ways
OF prayin and convartiu'
The bread comes back in many days,
And buttcrcd too for sartu.
] mean in proyin' till one busts
On what the party chooses,
And in conyartIn public trusts
To very pryyit uses.
do believe hard coin the stuff
FIR lcct,oncer to shouts out on;
The people oilers soft enough
10 mark hard money out on;
Dear | Uncle Sam pervid, for his
And gives a good sized junk to all -
! don't care how hard money is,
As long as mines paid punctooal.
do believe with all my soul
In the great Press Freedom
TO pint the people t. the glol
And in the traces lead 'cm
Pal,icd the arm that forccs yokc3
At my fat contracts s1uintin,
Aud withcrcd be the nose that poke,
Inter the government rriu'iu'
! do believe that ! should give
Nhatoycr's his to Caesar,
For it's by him move and 1--we
From him my bread aud cheese arc
do believe that all of me
Doth bear his soupcrscnp'iou,-
VIII, constance. honor honesty,
Aud things Of that description.
! do lplicyr in prayer and praise
70 him that hl, the granting
OF joLs,-in cycrythin' that pays.
Bu, most Of all IN CA>rIN:
This dooth my cup with mGc,s Gil,
This lays all thought Of sin torcst, 49,
! don't believe in principle,
Bat oh, do in interest
d, believe whatever trash
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-05-24

Ann o. NthINo MIS- IItrrr -Thcro
Is an art ofmakiuga man happy which very
few understand. 1t Is not Away, hy put
TIN, tine hand 10 the pocket that vs. rcm,yo
Affections; there must ho something moro
There must be advice, and labor, and acuy,
it, nc mus bcstir ourselves, aoyc OUT
arm ctair7 throw IF our Slipper. and g
abroad IT wc would cnrtualiy serve our ll
bow creatures When TO- TIN. active arI
ciIcrtu4 bcncyol.ncr the NOR, prompt c!H.
cacy Of money is added how crca, and how
lasting may NOT tho good bc7 lew bow.
ever possess this quality Of rliian'hr,py
for it Gusts less to give guinea tL1u o.
give an hour
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-05-24

TnH PITY THE WOMB lIArrs. hI.
not true that The world hate, icty Tho
modest aud unobtrusiyc picty which hlls tho
heart with all human cLarirr., aud makes
man gcu'io to others and severe g. himself.
i' au oij,cl Of universal love aud ycucr-
ton. But marking hate the Inst a. power.
whcu It Is yuIcd under TIC parh ur m,,,.
thc} bate cauurg aud hfpoau.' they ha'o
advertisers and quacks IN wcty they do
u.t choose a. bo in.ul'adi they l.,, ~ tear
i.!.5 and Imrudcurc from the altar which
should only be a sanctuary f1r the gIctcbcd
aud the good. SgdHcy SnrH
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-01-13
WASHINGTON CITY, JANUARY Is, Is4s
SPECIAL OFFICES.


Proposals. are invited for supplying the following Offices in
Fely, limited 10 TO be named in the proposals. in
each - :
Bsleville, from Newark. miles and back, six times
week
Bergen. from New York 8 miles and back, six times
week
Bridgeport, from Sweedsboro miles and back, once
week
Clnnamnson, from Moorstown. miles and back, twice
"A week.
Clls's Neck and Holmde from Key Port IL miles and
lack thIee times week during navigation, and residue
Elzabeth Por from Elizabethtown "a miles and back,
six times week
English'own, from Freehold miles and back, twice
Greenvile, from Johnsonbnsg miles and back once
week.
Hamilton Square, Treaton miles and back.
week.
llahinsen from Bnwensburg, miles and back, twice
week
Hohndelsee Colt's Mock.
week -
Leedsvie--see linton Falls.
fedrckowu, from Scultown, g miles and back, twice
week.
Penu's Grove, woodslown II miles and back twice
week.
Point Pleasant, from M,nasquan, miles and back on ce
n week.
Potersvile, from New Germantown, miles and back
week.
Spring Valley from Hackensaek, miles and back once
a week.
linton Falls aud Lselsvile from MiddIeown, = miles
and back, twice week
Vgn'yee'', from PeryvIe miles and back, a
West Milford from Newfoundland miles and back,
lafdvie, from Cro'swcks 2 miles and back twice a
week.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-01-13

Extract FROM hs act Of Congress Of Sd Aarch 1885, sec.
flOH is.
"dad be further enacted That il shall be the duty oil
,hs Postmaster General in all future lettings OF for
,le transportation Of the mall lei the same every
the lowest bidder rendering sufficient for
thuI performances, without other reference the mode
of such transportation than may be necessary provide for
The ceer certainty and security of such transporla
ZION nor shall hereafter be required
nuchase out, rake valuation the stock vehicles
Of any previous contractor for the same route"
rt- Bidders will be careful read the forms and nsnc
ions appended TO this advertisement They requested
10 state their proposals. the mode by which they intend
IA convey the mail. Where the size and weight of the
mails or the speed called for in the schedules, shall require
h the contracts will be made for COACH steamboat rail
road conveyance the may be and consequently
such will be let 10 bids proposing such mode OF
yeyance In all other cases. the viii be assigned
bids proposing the cheapest mode of transportation
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-11-16

fSMALL POX generally begins with languor and
~ weariness, chiliness and vomiting, soreness
Pf the throat great thirst, and many other unpleas
fnt complaints.
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills will be found
he very best medicine in the world for the cure oil
pmall Pox, because they cleanse the body from
bose poisonous humors which are the cause ol
mail pox and other erupitive complaints From
ree to six of said Indian Vegetable Pills, taken
Fery night on going to bed, will in short tine
axe perfect cure Of the above dangerous CON-
amt, and the blood and other fluids will be re.
Ored TO state Of purity.
Wrgbts Indian Vegetable Pills also aid and
prove Digestion. and therefore give health and
/ Fgor 10 the whole frame
eecUare of SugGr Coated Counterfeit Re
|smber that the original Ind on ly genuine Indian
Fgelable Pills have the w1 ;ien ignature of VIII
AN WRIGHT on the top iabe' of { ach box.
For sale by George II. 1M,lt.r, who Is the only
|lhonzed agent for Stroudshu. g see advertise
En- iot other agencies in another column.
ohlce and general depot. l69 k.ace st. Phla.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-11-16
REGISTERS NOTICE.

Nofcs is hefeby given TO all lega,ees aud
other persons interested in the estate of the re-
speciive deeeden,s and n.inors, that ihe admin
isifation accounts OF the following estates have
beenihlled Ia The office of The Register OF Mon
roe county, and will be presented for coniIma-
ZION and allowance TO the Orphans Court. 10
be held a, Siroudsburg. in and for the aforesaid
county, on Monday the 20ih day of NovemSss
next, 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
The FRS, accom-. Of William L. Bush and
Joseph " Wilson, Admlnisiea,ess Of ,hr estate
OF Henry V. Bush. ls4e OF Smi,n1ielj ,.sn. b,,,.
deceased. sAMuE EEEs. Jr Register.
Registers Office, Stroud sburg.,
Oelober I9lk. 1913.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-11-16

accomplish the objects Intended. cynsideted IN
reference fopsyslolosicai principI alone; but
! have also the happiness 10 know lhai il has
stood The iest Of PRACTICAL experiment. Yoers,
truly, R.LE DoYEN.
Professors of lMidwifsry, late Paris
NEw YoRK. Augu.,. ls4s
Dr. H. M. WEIssELHoFF-Sir: The moral
effect OF such Information as your work con.
,ains. believe 10 be decidedly salu,ary. The
right of man TO control the animal INSTINCTS an.
MOI be questioned. think that work will be
the means Of doing much good.
Rev. B. F. CROWLEY.
No. s Sianly Park, New Yo,k.
DR.. r NJ. WElssELHoFF-Slr The p,in.
diPles OF Chemistry applied to the hin,, for .eg-
ala'ing the pfecfea,iye functions, as stated III
your work on Childbirth would satisfy any
well informed person that the object OF ha y,..b-
hcation could be attained with the mos, pe, feet
ease, certainty aud safety
s g J. L. SULLIVAN. =
Professor Of Chemistry Ne,o Uniuersity
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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-11-16

JEALOUSY AMONG THE LADIES. The ladies' are
~ jealous OF Clickeaer's S ogar-coateo f'Ills,
4 heretofore they (the ladies, fatterred them
[Fes mat they Were the only nj, dicine in nature
|hcn was at the same time swee. to the lips and
EHlns 10 the heart. In fact it is luxury to be
now days. The pleasure is SO gl eat OF being
ue Whoie - aga,n 10y Cickener's ST. gar-coated
lgalve PIils' they being adapted 10 ali constitu-
Fns, and their operations unattended with nausea,
IN, or grippe.
FOR sale atthe Republican Office. by +. S 'sloed,
e only authorized agent for Strondsbusg.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-11-16
NOTICE

Is hereby given TO all persons interested, that
Charles H. Heaney, assignee of Samuel b.
keifer, of Cheslnuhill township. Monroe coun-
~, Pa, has fled his accenn, in the Cour, Of
Common Pleas of Monroe County. which will
be allowed by the Cour. on The 23d 2.ay of No.
vember next. unless cause be shown " nv such
account should no. be allowed.
j.. H. STROUD. Protf.oaotary.
Slroudsburg, Oct. %, 1854.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-11-16

ro small town down east,' in which they
ia - building a railroad, party of men, who
e,s employed there, went to the store of real
!. Yankee, and thinking they would show a
'scimen ss of their wit, one asked for yard OF
et whereupon the Yankee deliberately cut off
us, MOS feet, and handed them to the man. Pat
",,s;tbs,anding the joke, asked: And sure, and
.n.t what you would be after calling yard of
..paa Certainly, replied the Yankee, coolly,
lon't YOU know that in this country three feet
axe yard"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-11-16

Scientific Pgvphecy.--Abou nineteen years
60 Mr. Halt of Wilton Connecticut, ihen re-
larkably good siHdeR, in his Collegiate course,
as suddenly deprived of his reason aud his
lemory. In those circumstances. his father,
&es Mr.. Han. sent him 10 Hartford bat Gn-
i <lng 40 relief, he sent him to DIR. Chaplin, OF
Cambridge, Mass. The Dr. said there was
o relief lor him at that time,-bun at the age of
<lirly six or seven, there would be change
Ial The brain was TOO much expanded 70: the
Uranium, and there would be a, lha, age con-
|racuon, which would enable il to acl health,
July
His anxious father and family saw their
hopes peremp,oriy deferred for nineteen years.
Thai lime has recently expired, aud 10 ihelr
zeal JOY the prophecy is fulfilled. The man
began 10 inquire for his books, as If be had just
aid lbem down, and resumed his mathematical
IIulies where he left Ihem
There was no trace IN his mind OF this long
lank In his life, or of anything which has oc-
fa'red IN il, and he did nol know that he was
most forty years OF age.
The circumstances of greatest interest is.
hal where he went into this slate of darange-
|neni in deep religious anxiety. he came ou, Of
with bright christian hope, which had been
b6'ained without the knowledge of hi. friends.
short time before.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-11-16

The Mining Journal describes some beauii-
4 soecmens of wood, prepared under the pat
o,.i pr,cess of a French gentleman OF The
v.ms of Renard Perrin, which must open a
E;Js field in the construction of useful aud or
I.men,al fancy cabine. work, and the internal
II k,ch;,ec,ure of our houses, public buildings, &C.
4 n our commonest woods, such as pine, beech,
rcb elm. oak, &c, have impaired 10 them an
/ %nne new character, both in color aud HE
,.posltioa of the grain, or curl, ~hlch from he
4.ood. aiter the operation, being susceptible OF
h,h polish, Is brough. out la the creates,
i ;chaess aud beauty. Some specimens of IA.
les, panels, &C., made from this prepared
sood, are exceedingly rich, surprising any of
he more expensive woods IN their natural state,
nd which will, doubtless, come into most ex.
Sen,se application. We are not aware Of the
kalersl employed to have this efcc, on the
Ood, which, although patented, the propretors
Keep profound secret. The manipulation is
SIMPLE na ure. consisting in causing an
Exhaustion OF The contents OF the culluaf tissue
I ihe mber and, while so exhausted, inec-
4 Ing solution of the material into the pores.
t'he operation is performed oa green, or fresh
! u timber, and the whole Tree is operated upon
once, which becomes so thoroughly saturated
} h The preparation, that on cultlng any por-
on OF II The same altered appearance in the
rain present themselves. aud the wood, we
re informed, is very soon fiji for use, which
beT"ise would require many months season
fg. Wood thus prepared is rendered proof
gainsl dry -or, decay, and The ravages of IN
Becl; aud thus, ia addition 10 It's great beauty
is wood may be brought economically in,o
|se Tor The common purposes Of building. or
her uses 10 which timber is generally ap-
i he'd. The cost of The machine Is about $50 ;;
|nd can be used in the fields or forests, or on
be shores Of rivers, and does not require very
Experienced hands.