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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-03-07

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7 iaxsecd, G5tD7Nc u bu
Oats, -'ee.21.
] ionr. I00iJs) SIS.
. II barrel $500.
Eggs, l0c " con.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-03-07
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KTAVE YOU TRIED DR.. PURDIES FAM
lily MEDICINES; well they are good,
call at DR.. Howeils Drug store. No. 10. Main
street where YOU can get Purdies' Pills, for
Dlsnepsia and Lii, er affections. PurGies Plaster
for all sorts OF sores. Purdies Ointment tor ali
diseases OF the skin. eruPiions, piles, burns &C,
and Dr. Purdies Pnoe nix Btlers. great restorer
of the system These medicines are Just intro
Guced here but they have had great run IN the
east Try them, and prove them.
Richmond, Feb. 2o, l-49. 1O-u
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-03-07
cA SADDLES. EsssEDLEs, ~
4A Harness, Collars.
SYi>tsr's Esa;sa,m OF Wild Cherry.

VIyHE Great Remedy for Consumption of the
Lungs. Affections of the Liver. Asthma,
Bronchitis Pains or Weakness of the Breast or
limos. and all other Affections of the Puimo-
MAJ { lr.ra
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-03-07
Srn.:.f, GOODS!

NV + have the pleasure of Informing our
Customers and W estern Merchant, .r!-
orally. ;lat We have received within the last
three weeks,
500 Packages OF American and
Foreign
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-05-23
State Convention.

We particularly call the attention OF our
readers to the proceedings Of the Convention
lately held at Columbia, to consult or the deep
Iy ugilatiug subject Of Southern rights. The
Convention was nado up of able and expert
enced men Fl ON nearly every District in The
State, and the calm results of its deliberations
furnish evidence of the solemn earnestness,
with which those men were impressed. In ls
Preumbe and Resolutions, it will be seen that
the Convention put for;b no clustering bravadO
no idle threats, which SD often disgrace our
popular assemblies but in the calm effort Of
sober judgment,
Resolved in substance, That it is the deler.
mination of The people Of our State to stand
firm and sleadfast BY their plain rights, which
took their origin in the very commencement. Of
American suciety, and are fully secured 10 us
by the terms of the Constitution.
Will the people Of our District respond to
The sentiments of tho Convention OF this
there can be no doubt. They are, we believe.
alrendy prepared for the emergency. When
The time Tor action comes, they will be, as they
haze susr been, among the first and foremost 10
defend their rights and 10 preserve invioIate
The honor Of the country. They will No, Ilo,i.
tate to maintain at all hazards the great civil
rights aud political freedom purchased In parl
by the tolls and dangers of their Forelahers
apI nnw firmly attached I'm the anil stoinod
with much Of their best heur.'s blood.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-05-23
LycGslI2,

A meeting was held in the Court House oil
Saturday last fnr the purpose of forming LY'
cEuM, REApIxd ROOM aud LIBRARY for the
Village and District. The Rev. WM. @. JoHN-
son being called to the Chair. explained the ob'
ice, uf the meeting and set forth briefly tho ad'
vautagcs to the community in all intellectual
and moral point of view. likely to arise from
prorer attention to the offsets in question.
On motion of Rev. Mr.. REED committee
was appointed by The Chair to reporta plan
and consultation Of The ctuJ for the considera-
tioa Of an adjourned mceling 10 be held on Sat.
u1day the ID ui June.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-05-23
The ScaiDel.

The above is the title to- Journal Of Heahh
adapted 10 popular and professional Reading,
and the exposure Of QHackcry," published quar-.
tcrly in the city OF New-York, and edited by
EDWARD ii. DIXON, NJ. D.
We hayc the May number Of this Periodical
OIL our table, and have been nuch pleased aud
instructed in the perusal Of lis contents. The
Author appears to have been pupil Of Dr.
lott has invented number Of surgical in
sirumenls; md is the Author Of several Medi-
cal ,rraliscs- the practical aud instructive natuie
of which. hns elected from the general press Of
the country the highest encomimms. The style
of lhe writer is highly ultiactive-plain, pun
gent, racy, and humorous. His talent nj rldi-
cuIe aud sarcasm is unusual and the freedom
with whicI, he gives utterance to his views i'm
parts lively interest to the productions Of his
pen.
Post Masters, Physicians, Druggists, BOoh-
sellers and others, arc requested to act as agents.
They will Teceioe sir copies for one dottar by
sending casI, and posl,paying their letters.
Address Ed.Uard II. DlrOn No. 3l2J Nc,o
York Post Office.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-05-23
The Encnsy's Tactics.

The opposers Of The " Southern movement"
both North and South, barren in reason and
argument, ale tasking their wit 10 SEQ what
virtue there is in ridiculc aud sarcasm. II can
not hut lie Il source Of disgust to every deep
feeling lover Of his country 10 observe the
reckless disregard Of constitutional rights by
faclious majority in our land, and the pllllul
efforts at sarical farce resorled TO. in order TO
sustain aggression, and ridiculc the minor
i,y into submission. Hosts Of Northern ana
Southern parii=qn hiretings are lending the vi
cious passions Of theil nature to bring reproach
upon the eTnrts Of Q high minded pe"PIe
making in defence Of their liberties nsalnss the
eucroaclmen,s OF a reckless and deluded ma
iority. Are not such men degenerate offspring
from lhe noble spirits who achieved our heVo-
Irrion7 Iavo they moi forgotten The exalted
precep,s Of true American liberty ihey
preacb submission 10 wrongs, which would be
absolutely disgraeciul to The American character
But what must be said Of the ptIlnl mouth
peces Of sentiments so degenerate and desra-
ding who drew ,lreir first inspirations oil Tree.
drm on Southern soil amid The very rights aho
Institutions so violently nssailed-and who' al
time, when the liberties Of their native sec'oh
nre in imminent peril Of loss, can leave lie
pull, Of duty aud honor, and labor with all 'helr
might 10 reflect rid,cale upon the efforts oil their
fellow citizens 10 maintain their rights against
the la,Sless attacks nf seiwlhed and iyrannI-
cal majorilyi What do they deserve Rld
icuic or Csnsurei No but tic tate Of h'm'
soho In time Of danger or ,Sar deserts ms e0u''
try's standard. and goes orcr to lis enemy
:. But shall Tidcute drive us from ou, purpose
Let Northern fanatics rail at our SUPPOSE ar
dor. Let them, if they will mock at our III
temperate zeal, and scrupulous Jealousy oil
Southren Liberty. Men Of sound judgment
and determined effort have no scky sensll've-
ness about mere traits Of character, and cannot
he laughed or sneered into silence or inactIon'
when they kno,o and feel, that they are ensa>
ged in n great. and honorable cause. Their
slccl armor Of lrath and justice is imPervIous
10 weapons SO slender and ,riAing They VIII
conlelnn all such shallow efforts to suppress
their vigilance and activity. Adrersarl"s SO
llullow.heur,cd and pusillanmous can give
them little dsquiet.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-05-23
Deafi. Of Gen. Worth.

The Galveston News reports the dealh OF
this distinguished officer from Cholera ut San
Antonio, oil the 9Th instat''.
IN me ueaIn or Gen. WORTH, the army
loses one of its brightest ornaments, and
the country an eminent and gallant soldier
With mind able to plan and an arm to exc
cute, and with character highly chisaIrons
and lofty, no military man of his age had great
er claims npon the admiration Of The public
In deporing hi, unlimely loss, il is the duty OF
the Patriot to weave u chaplet Of inperlshabic
honor around his fair reputation. and deeply 10
engravc OIL the hearIs of his couutrymen his
noLle gaIaniry so often, so cmnent'y and so
successfully displayed in adding 10 the glory OF
his county!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-05-23
SECOND DESPATCH.

Another feeling Of depression in The
Grain Market has taken place, The weather
lately having been very favorable to tho
growing crops causing buyers of Corn tn
confne their operations 10 their immediate
wants. At Mark laCe. OF Wednesday,
English Wheat sold al decline Of one 10
two shillings quarter. and concessions
were made in Flour aud Corn.
On the following day Whea, Flour
barely maintained former prices. but Coru
recovered FROM previous debression.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-05-23

10 know fully our political rights dn4
luties. This is The ouly sure aniidote
against political tricksers and against cor"
rupt exercises of power.
As one OF the people, feeling deep
interest 10 the welfare Of our Slate aud
Country. we intend 10 give our sentiments
freely and boldly on matters affecting the
public veal.
We propose to give few practical
essays on suhjacts connected with political
Ethics and influencing The daily acts Of The
Citizen
OyE OF THE PEOPLE.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-05-23
TO otlr Patrons.

We once mure appeal 10 delinquent subscri
bers to pay up tleir arrears. 1t is impossible
for printing establishment to be carried on
without money. The cash transactions are al
most weekly and daily. The printers must be
paid their regular wages; and the paper for
every issue is to be purchased only Oh cash
terms. Our Patrons, will, therefore, perceive
the absolute necessity Of giving u, helping
hand.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-05-23
Volunteer Comnanr.

We beg the young men in the Village and
vicinity. who are interested in raising VUlnn
tccr Corps not 10 slacken their efturs. 1t is an
ohjec, worthy of their pride and ambition, ard
to meet with success, only requires OH their
part little active energy. A lew mole names,
and The company may be organized.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-05-23
u Mr.. SCARBOROUGH has returned to q

% Mr.. SCARBOROUGH has returned to OUR
Village TO remain several weeks, engaged in
the business Of his profession. Gentlemen and
Lades from the District generally who wish to
have their portraits taken in The uery best style.
or who admire the noble art Of Painting. will
do well 10 call upon Mr.. Scarborough nj the
Spann Hutet.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-05-23
LIST OF DELEGATES.

From St. Phillips and st. MiehaePs.-
D. +. Huser. Win. Aiken. c. T. Lown-
dies, G. G. MemIninger. Daniel Heywafd
F. Fl. Elmore, w. Il. Marin, Jas. Rose.
James Gadsden, J. E. Csrew, James 81
nous, G. MsuigaulI. w. D. Porter.
81. Slephens's Parish.-W. BuBose, 5.
w. Palmer.
81. Johns Bc,kley-Jumcs Ferguson,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-05-23

VIM. Cain, A. Revenel, w. Sinkler, r.
w. Purcher.
81. Janles' Sanise-Samuel Cordes, 8.
J. Palmer.
81. Luks's-R. w. SingelIton, James
A. Suobnar, L. L. Tillinghast, T. F.
Draylon.
ST. P.tsr's-Sidney Smith.
Orangs-Thouas w. Glover, William
N. Ilulsou, J. G. Guignard.
81. AIathsws-D. J. McCord, William
Keiu.
Georgeio,on Distrht-R. F. w. Allston.
B. H. Wilson, J. J. Ward, f. L. aerrioI,
J. NJ. Commander.
CUileton Districi-David Walker, NJ.
Z. Carn, ]. B. Perry, J. G. Oswald, +.
3nwnlee. N. Hayward, Jr.
Barmult-ltichard A. CAN'T, Thomas
Royser, ST., w. a. Ovens.
Lerington-A. e. Summer, II. Caugh-
man, P. II. Todd, J. Z. Geiger. Silas
Johnson, Fl. Arthur.
Edsfeid-F. w. Pickens, A. Simp-
kins, Jas. Tompkins.
Pendieion-Janes L. Orr,
|, GreenriLle-B. H. Perry, Elias Earle.
Laurens-C. P. Sullivan. Robert Gun.
ninsham II. c. Young. J. IL. lrby.
Ne,cberry-Simeon Fair. J. w. Due
kei, J.. Muietl, James Bond, Thomas II.
Pope.
Uniop-A. w. Thompson, ]. Fl. Dosan,
q. P. iIerudon,. B. II. Rice.
York;. d. Wither.poon.
I.ancaster-J. Williams, Il. J. Wright.
Chestsr-N. r. Euves, S. McAliley.
Matthew Williams, ID. Wilson, James AZ.
Lewis. -
FairGel5-J. ii. Means. T. s. Dubose,
David Aiken, David Gaillard, James D.
SiroIher.
Richiand-Wade Hampton, J. H. Adj
ans. r. IL. Gondwyn, Joseph A. Black,
E. Sill. A. II. GLADDEN., JOHN S. Preston.
Maxcy Gregg.
Keishaw-James Chesnut, Jr., w. E.
Johnson, J. NJ. DcSaussure, Jas. B. Kerr.
shaw.
Sumpier-John P. Richardson, John J.
Moore, W. NetIles, John l.. Manning. S.
w. Wilherspoon, A. e. Spain, J. D. Ash
more, F. J. Moses.
Darlington-E. A. Law, J. A. Darsan,
Thomas c. Evans. S. J. Erwin.
Wiliiamsburg-N. G. Rich. Samuel J.
Montgomery, J-W. Chapman
Ma,lborough-N. B. Thomas, Robert
a. McTyer. P. w. PIedeer.
Chssle1feld-W. J. Hanna. E. B. c.
Cash, Allen Mcfarland. S.W. Evans,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-05-23

4, an election held at Granitevillc, on Satui.
day last, WM. II. FEaeiS. was unanimously
elected Captain. and JAMES FOUNTAIN, lst Lieu
tenant Of the Granteville Beat Company.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-05-23

GEN. ScorT-rnE ARHY.-A Wash.
ing,ou correspondent Of The Baltimore
Sun, says:
ut is understood-and rejoice 10 hcar
it-,hat President Taylor has appointed
General Scott commander in chief of the
u. S. Army. his Headquarters TO be tt
E,izabeth,own, N. j.. or New York, os he
may determine. The forces will hereafter
be arranged under Two divsions-Norlh-
eru and Souhern-ihe commands are as
signed to General Gaines and Woo',-lhe
senior 10 hapo The selection. The head
Quarters Of the former division will he IN
Baltimore, those Of tho southern at New
Orlesos. The gallant Gaines will, no
doubt. prefer TO remain at lbc latter point;
rendering ii highly prnbahle that you will
have The intrepid Wool as fellow. citizen.
"This order is to superscde all previous
arrangements"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-05-23

The papers repor, the marriage in Yer ,'
mont, of a Mr.. Pyo 10 Miss Pumpkin.
The story was probably invented by some
squash editor.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-05-23
Canada.

Another disturbance OF serious nature has
broken 0ul in Canada.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-05-23
From The Columbia Telegraph, 17M inst.
LATER NEWS FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF THE
STEAM SHIP CANADA.
The following Despatch announcing the
arrival of the Canada, was received al this
Office last nigh, dated
BALTIMORE, May 16.
The Canada has arrived at Halifax.
bringing dates from Liverpool TO ths.,Rlh
instant.
Since the sailing Of the Hibef6ia. tiid
imports Of Coron have -reacbea 3Ilis
dred and thirteen thousand huIa
and seyenly.seyenz bales Of ssSiirtt stoJspl
hundred and flnuF fFi0usand oleS ShIaaEs
aud forty niue were American.
Tho prices of American Of the iIig gllsr
qualities were low. aud of Middiing beftefs
Egyptian and Brazils, four trree 81 sbis;5ll
Orleans four three lourlhs. 5 -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-05-23
AMERICAN COMMITTEE.

MIR. Macready has also issued PAM
phler, entitled "Rcplics from England to
certain statements circulated in this coun-
try agains, Mr.. Macready." This. The
Courier states. mus, satisfy even Mr.. For
res, that he has been laboring under a false
impression.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-05-23
From the Charleston Mercury.
POLITICAL NEWS BY TIE SHIP
CANADA.

Official notice had been received at
Paris of The intervention of Russia in the
difficulties between Austria and Hungary.
Russia is understood TO have placed a
large force, at the disposal Of Austria,
amounting, il is said, 10 one hundred and
fifty thousand men.
The llungarians have every where been
victorious over The Austriaus, and have
nearly. y.annihiIated their army. The great
es, alarm prevails at Vienna.
The King of Prussia has definitely re-
fused To accept the Imperial Crown of
Germany, which had occasoned slight
outbreak at Frankfort.
There is no prospect Of peace between
Denmark aud Prussia.
More troops have left Toulon for Roma;
and i, is reported that Marshal Oudlnot
had reached Rome, aud that he people
had risen in favor Of The restoration of the
Pope, and the members of the Republican
Government had fed.
The Tuscan troops have entered the
city Of Leghorn.
The Siciians, beaten at all points, have
submitted TO Naples.
The war in the Punjaub is considered
as ended.
In the British Parliament the affairs Of
Canada werc incidentally introduced. but
tho Minister was very guarded upon the
subject.
The breach between Louis Napoleon
and his cousin has widened into quite
serious quarrel,
ADMISSIONS TO THE BAR.-By the Co.
lumbia papers we learn that OIL Wednes-
day last The Coun of Appeals admitted
The following gentlemen to plead and
practice in the Courts Of Law iu this States
WIN. Fl. Campbell. Columbia.
o. VI. Dantzler, ST. Mathews.
Thomas Evans Marion.
L. l.. Frazer. Jr., Sumter.
Augustus +. Grice, Marion.
J. Douglass Kirkpatrick, Charleston.
John J. Mcclure. Chester.
WIN. A. Moore, York.
John +. Phillips, Charleston.
Virginius J. Tobias, Charleston.
Cemm c. Tracy, Beaufort.
John S. Snend, esq. practising Attor-
ney. from the Stale Of Georgia, was ad.
mi,tcd under The Act Of 1872
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-05-23

DEAru OF EDWARD II. EARLE.-We
are srieved to- learn that This eslimabc
ynung gentleman died on Tuesday The
I4,h inst. at the residence of lis sister,
Mrs. Mays. in PendlcInn. where he had
gone TO remnin during his last illness. MIR.
Earle was the youngest brother of The late
Judge Earle. and at the lime Of his death
n Representative in the Legislature of his
State for Grcenville District. having been
elected to his scat by The largest popular
vote ever given fer any o'her candidate
lor the Legislature. His grea, integrity OF
character, public spirit, pure morals aud
warm allachmen, for his f. ends. secured
him the undivided confidence and respect
of tie whole community; and he has died
literally wilhou, an enemy. The District
Of Grccnvlle has lost Il worthy and vau.
able citizen, and one who promised to be,
in every respect. faithful Representative.
He was disposed to assist every public
enterprise of importance, and liberal for
tune gave him the power to contribute
freely, as lie did. to such objects. Sin
ccreiy do we sympalhis with The family
and friends of the deceased in this painful
Observation-Disclosures, 18th inst.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-05-23

MEBAScuoLy AccIDENT.--An unforuu-
ate accident occurred Oh Friday evening
last, on board The brig Magnolia, which
arrived yesterday from Sasua la Grande.
MIR. John Church, the first male, fell from
The iorelopmast cross,ress, while going
alo(t 10 look out for land, and slricking
several times in his fall went overheard
li(eless, and sunk instantly. Every exer-
lion was made to obtain his body. buI wilh-
out effect. Mr.. Church was native Of Ham.
i,urp. Germany, but had sailed for some
vcops out of this port, and was an aclive
and efficieot officer, aud highly esteemed
een,Ieman.-J1ercury. 10Th inst.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-05-23

TIE NECESSITY Of AcTIoS.-The
Carrollton (Miss.) Democrat very proper
ly remarks:
"If,he people The South takes no ac-
tioa before the meeting Of the nexi Con.
rrcss, The Northern agilaIors will inter.
Drer our silence into submission, and thus
force the Southern members 10 O most
degrading silence, lin imitaliontof their
constiuens) or to an open and violent and
dangerous rupture, which must inevitably
i'm peril our glorious Union, and perchance,
lead 10 violence and bloodshed."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-05-23

The worst pig often gets The best potato.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-15
lPO1ETTTUAAItl.
THE NORTHERN WINTER.


Let the Southron tell As he likes full wen,
OF i-i7 home meath warmer sun,
And boast Of the bowers where the buds and flowers
Their ccaseiess circles run
But the truth will speak, in the sallov cheek
Ana Ianguid ard ncrveless limb,
Though he hath his lot IN flvord spot,
Il bringcth not health to him.
His form 50 slight 50 loose aud light,
He guarleth with cost and care;
And lie basks in the blaze Of the suns bright rays,
As moth il the taptrs glare
He f1arcth as death the north wind. breath,
And he hidetl. him safe from the rain,
Ana Snowflake cold lie may hot behold
But he shlketh with anguish pain.
III knows not the j,yz " Wy Northern boys,
Vow Winter la. come again
When BE q-i-keu'4 flood fthe warm hearts blood
Goes bounding along each vein.
For the hcalthfll hne of the cheek 50 true
Rcyives as the leaf grows sere,
And never the light Of an eye SO bright
i seen through frozen tear.
When the driving cload, like frosty shroud,
Is riding tA- northern breeze,
And the wintry blast, as it thunders past,
Is rocking TIL leatlr-s trees
We may not wait, FIR the ringing skate
Is fast to the ready heel,
Ana rouri ana round, with a sweep and bound,
U'er the frozen lake we wheel.
The cold csld night with it, stars % bright
Aud moon So fall and clear
On u looks down, with it, sparkling crown,
Thcmerri->t Of the year;
For over The hills and over the deIs
Frost-N hite our coursers 90,
And the time BY the sleigh.bells' chime.
As we slde o'lr tie cleaning snow.
When rushing forth from the stormy North.
Tile wild winds shrek around.
AMI the fine snow shifts, in its shapelcss drifts,
All over he whten'd ground
For The binding air We do not care,
y ith hearts that are light and warm.
TIE waste we thread with fearless tread,
And laugh at the driving storm
And then when tile mist hath tie forest kissed.
As it swept from the hills afar,
Ana inwel'd each tNis an! delicate sprig
With casing Of cry tai spar.
How beautiful then is the landscape when
With glory none may name,
TIN broad Hills ie in the SUMS bright eve,
As clothed in a shectcd flame,
On let them tell, as they like full well,
OF their home III summer cline!
We envy themnot their delicate lot,
Mid the iny- Of our winter time
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-15
From The Baltimore .4nrricna Farmer.
MATURING CORN GROUND.
PETERsnrRG. Va. Jan. Ii

TLTER@ Dt RIG, "a. Jam II, IS4J.
To the Editor Of The .9nleyican Farmer
Permit me to trouble YOU with two enquiries.
am new beginner at farming and consequently know
but little about The business. am now preparing Il
field (Which is very poor) FIR my present years corn
CROP shall not be able to procure enough in
time 70 give sufficient dressing and therefore design
applying guano in Tie hl-will you be 81 kind as 10
state tue best way Of applying it, aud the quantity
sary The fed IS adj lining creek from which may be OBJ
tanned marsh mud or swamp dir-do you think the APP
pcaton Of this around the would be worth the to-
lie Of doing it
BY ering these enquiries through your valuable
paper you viii Mt only oblge me, but many Of your
readers in This community
Respectfully yours, c. r. B.