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The Oriental or Sovereign Balm Fins.

vBNHIS invaluable family medicine, combines
= more cleansing, healing, and purifying pro-
pcr,ics, than any other pills now in use. After
nearly cigh, years experience Of their astonishing
success, we have no hesitation in claiming for
them popularity and reputation, unrivalled BY
any other medicine.
They are an efiectual cure for Jaundice, Dys-
pepsid, Lirer Complaints, Pkmisy, Bilious Dis
eases, Ferer and Ague, and all other Feprs,
Coughs, Colds, inflammation Of The Lungs
Rheumatism, Headache, Loss Of appetite, &c.
U P. CHlLDS & Co. Clay, onondaga
County, N. y. arc the original and only manu-
fciurers Of the genuine Sovereign Balm Pills.
PRICE 25 Gents per box, Of 81 Pills, with full
directions accompanying each box.
Brown Town, ". c., Jan. 4lh, is49.
Messrs. p. Childa 4 Co..-Haying witnessed
the good effects Of your Sovereign Balm Pills in
some two cases of Fever and Aguc, by the use
Of single box they were both cured ,lso the
headache, several cases; and there being none
kept nearer than 10 miles Of this place, THAT
know of am thereby induced to write YOU
for an agency. LIST. because believe them the
best pill that know Of, and wish 10 have them
for family use, and secondly, because am Of ~
opinion that they wonld save much suffer 10
asue and fever, and also much exrsa Is - 3 81
ploying Physicians. Yours 81
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made OF Mahogany, Marble. Cherry Walnut,
Birch, aud Maple.
lie would invite attention 10 his make of Port
able wARDROBES and DEDS'fEADS, which
cannot Ne surpassed for durability, nca,ness, and
convenience.
He would also invite the attention Of al per-
sons wishing 10 buy furniture Of any description,
to give him call before purchasing elsewhere, as
be intends 10 sell low a. be can possibly afford,
ant. his workmen are all experienced hands.
He has now ON hand eight fine Dressing Blu
reaus. with Looking Glasses, two China Presses,
two Sidehoards, six. plain Bureaus, eight Candle
stands, one sofa. and one Secretary and Book
case. aud Bedsieads, which he will sell low.
=. Timber taken IN exchange Tor Furniture,
such as Walnut, Poplar, Cherry, Birch, Maple,
&c.
=. Persons Al distance. buying Furniture.
can have il delivered at their doors, ensured safe,
for less than they can do il themselves.
He returns his thanks for past fayors, and will
be thankful for continuance Of public patron-
age.
HENRY EVANS.
February l. ID
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seel. t.:s ns5soinf : iASaisslis * AZ IL Ssh-
es.e aisssses % Htich women sEe saegect
II hrsoes he rhoie system FrneHs permsneni-
" he naiuTsl energies, hy Ermosins re inpuEi-
tss q he body. No, 20 faT stimulating = % pm
duos subsequent relassli0n. which y The es~e Of
mot medicine taken fof fmale weskne< and
dIsease. By 1sing ieW bottles q this medicins.
nIsuy severe and painful surgical qeniiOns MAJ
te psesenied.
scROfrI.A CURED.
This ceFfihcale eci,clnsivrly proves that this
SanaraEils has perfect control over ne InOsi o.
siinaie diseases Of he Blood. Thres Pefsoas
cured IN one house i unprecedented.
Dr.. TowSsEsp-Desr Sir: have he plsss
urr 10 inform Won that three Of ny rblldren have
ben eused a he ScFufnla ~ tbe sse Of yoII 81
ceilrni Medicine. They were afflicted very -
,erely with rad sorcs; have taken only four bot
ties. il took them swsy, for which feel myteii
under great ohligsilon.
Yours. respectfully.
ISAAC w. GRAIN. IO6 Wo0sieE-s;.
OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS.
DR.. Townsend Is almost daily receiving ovders
iiom Physicians N different parts Of tho Union.
This Is 10 certify that We. the Undersigned Ply
sicisns Of the City Of Albany, have 10 numerous
cases prescribed DE-. Townrendfs Ssrsaparilla,
and believe il 10 X one Of the most valuable
Preparations IN The market.
H.P. PULLING. Nh.
J. WILSON. NJ. ID.
RIB. BRIGGS. VI. u.
PIE. ELMENDORf, N. d
Albany. April |. 1917.
Principal Office. clapP & Townsend, Sc Mas
ssu Street, New York.
~ For sale BY d. Heart, HILLSIDE.
rough.
July is, 1917. Oily
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Notice.

TENHE ss.hscriher having. On he 27th day efAu-
ess. 1853. iaksn 0pt ls.s<n Z Administer
ion scoosditg % AN en- he estate ". = -
Msssoa. deceased. hereby gives general BONES =
4. sseiioss Il sai3 eF.zie % present theai ca.iia
.Iu,v authenticated. within he iine limited y
Ia sar that pgPoss. OsherWiss this n0liss VIII D.
rlsaded IN har 81 recovery.
Debsors 70 Inc sid Esiate uill 80 PLEASE make
psyraeni Immediately.
STEP. MOORE. Admir-.
Augustus. W.
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Notice.

HAVE removed my Wool Cards to my Milk
y on Haw Rive-, newly repaired and Clothed
an ry will be in operation in few days.
SIS have a considerable quantity Of Cotton Yarns
o. land superior article.
JOHN NEWIlE.
sih &C. ] ith. iSls So
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Public Sale.

tH-ILL Il soii. Al Tie late rssiderce Of Dr.. L,
w q. Watson. in the Town Of hillslOrOngh,
81 Monday lhe lTlh day Of September nexi. on
: crcdi, e siK months. two Hossrs, Buggy and
IIarness. al the Household and Kitchen Furni-
ture. vslusSle I.isIaly Of Booss. consisting n
part Il tinr collection Of Medical Works, also
The Stick 81 Mciicine's on hand. and many on.
er articses not mentioned.
STEP. MOORE, Admir-.
August 90. 80
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June IS.
nR. M'LANE's LIVER PILLS IN NEW

nR. MLANE'S LIVER PILLS IN NEW
~ YORK The rapidity with which this in
valuable medicine has become known and APP
prccia,ed, can only be accounted for upon the
ground Of its real value. II has only required
ono trial 10 establish its claims to the title OF the
only medicine for the cure Of Liver Complaint.
The following letter from druggist in New York,
shows the msnner in which these Pills are re-
garled il that section Of country.
ilr HLaae.-Dear Sir-I have sold out all
your Liver Pills. aud am anxious 10 have another
III Immediately. These Pills seem to take most
wonderfully. | could have sold much larger
quantity. il had been provided with them. The
inhabitants are sending 10 Rochester for them
hut whether there arc any there or not, do mol
know. Plesse send me another supply immedl
.icly. r. SHoRl, Druggist
Hcmlock Lake. Livingston Go. N. \.
March sth, ls47.'
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AGENCY I'M RALEIGH.

"A 8 the Bank Of Cape Fear has discontinued
4 = its Agency in Hillsborough and transferred
the business to Raleigh, the subscriber will attend
to the Renewal Of Notes, and other Bank Busi
ness, for the. citizens Of Orange, and others
may desire it, for the usual compensation. I ~
Officers Of the Bank win decline attcrilns 9/
siness Of this kind.
LEOPOLD l.
Raleigh. May /.
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PROSPECTUS
ROW rSLAnsISe Avn OTHERWISE IMPROVING
The Raleigh Register.

THIS long established Wing journal, having
II passed permanently into the hands Of the
present Editor. he has determined (prosided sui.
iicicnt encouragement he giycnl upon 40 cnlarg.
ing ii dimensions, as 10 make It contain nearly
Eight Columns more matter than Il now DOES.
and upon improving is appearance 10 such man
ner IS to make il one Of the
Largest and Haadsomesi Sheds IN The South Z
10 effect this object, il will require u consider.
able expenditure in the purchase Of new Press.
new Type. and other necessary materials; and
as We 10 no, intend making any advance upon
the present rates Of subscription. We shall have
10 rely solely for remuneration upon accessions
10 our list. We have issued this Prospectus
with Wen 10 the attainment II this object; and
il is desired that our friends wilexeTl themselves
IN procuring us subscriptions.
TERMS:
For the scmi.Weekly, IS, or 81 so, IN advance.
Weekly, -, or So so.
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NOtice--C california.

A III. persons indebted 10 the subscriber will
n please to come forward and settle their &C.
counts, as he has sold out his entire Stock and
wishes to close his present business Long indul-
gcnce cannot be given. An early compliance
with this request will save the visit OF consia-
he, and will much oblige,
l.. CHEEK.
trrs,s Soft
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Millinery AND
MANIPULATING.

Mrs. J. WADDII.L 8 DAIhIII TX, noel
IVA respectfully lender their thauks 10 he -
dies 81 HilshoTongh snd is vicinity. ier The very
liberal patronage they have rrueIsra a theti
hands, snd bore. ~ then PEOml; aleniiop % hu-
siness. and the neainess and style with nhih ihsy
execute their work siill 70 mCsit and receive IL
bcTsl shsre az pAiTonage.
They have jusi received their patterns ioT ihe
srRIss and SrssEn, and invite the ladies' %
call and see them. Or whirh may be most salts.
factory 10 both parties bring in therdnesses and
have them made IN tle latest and most fashion
able siyle.
a. They have removed 70 the residsncelaleiy
occupied By Mrs. Aske.
April 10. To-
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North Carolina Railroad.

THE undersigned, Commissioners appointed
by General Assembly to receive subscrip-
tons Of stock in the North Carolina Railroad
Company, hereby give notice, that Books will be
opened for that purpose, at the Court House III
IIiIlshorough, on Tuesday the 3lst day Of July
next, and that they will be kept open for thirty
days thereafter. No subscription money will DO
expected to be paid al the time Of subscription,
but as soon as it is ascertaned that one million Of
dollars has been subscribed, each subscriber will
be required TO pay to the undersigned five dollars
on the share of one hundred dollars.
CADWALLADER JONES, Sr.
OSNOND F. LONG,
EDMUND STRUDWICK,
June %. ST.
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Wanted Cash! Cash!

TINE sah.criheFs are Just Eeceising sad cpen
Il Ing fhrir Pan and Winter suPPlies.swhieh
consist az Isree and complete sssogsnneni q
esery variety q GOODS usually ksPs in our VI
age Stores.
Their siork RS bcen selected with care. and
ehiefy bought with cash. They are determined
u rn.ke fheir prices suit he times; and a they
are particularly IN want e Cssa, thOse who have
1; nay expect great halgains.
Give Ne call.
OciGher 10. a-
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Land for Sale.
MitChell's Eve SalVe.

THE concurrent testimony Of men Of integrity
II and worth is the best evidence We can have
Of any fact of which we have no cognizancc our.
selves. The great advantages possessed By this
article over every other, arcits Certainty, Safe.
~, Convenience, and Economy. All Physicians
admit that great danger is TO be apprchended from
drugeing the eye when in inflammed an IN.
healthy state. In the use Of this salye ihis,cbec.
ton is entirely removed as no harm can possibly
result from lis use il being in all cases applied 10
the eate,RGi portions Of the eye thereby avoiding
ell the inconvenience, rain and danger, Which me-
cessaIily attend the introduction OF any punsent
article INFO the eye. lis activity in subdung in.
fammution is so great that but few cases require
the use Of more than one bottle 10 effect perfect
cure. One Physician remarked TO us, after having
Witnessed IFS effects in several instances, that i
was perfect Ere killer VIC might multiply
reasons why this Salye should he pTcierrcd above
every thing else in the treatment Of diseases Of the
eye, but we prefer il should stasd on lis own nc
rits. All we ask is that its virtues be thoroughly
tested and that the directions be strictly followed
ID. MITCHELL.
Perry, Wyoming Co., N. y.
For sale at this Office.
March ID. 81
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A Fresh Supply.

- tSoh APPy
lust received, and will he sold low, particu.
~ larly when the cash is offered,
piece Of Oil Cloth for coaches aud floors,
4 pieces Webster Unbleached Sheetings,
90 pieces Bleachea dI1io.
/ piece Green Worsted Moreen,
! piece Canada Bixed,
nrah, Cansda mixed, and Gold mixed Saiineiis,
piece Black French Doe Skin Cashmere,
piece Ga Fancy ditto,
/ piece fine brown Broad Cloth,
piece supcriine French black ditto,
piece black Bonnet Satin,
piece superior blsck Satin Yesiing.
piece Lead Cambria, 10 pieces Paper ditto,
Cheap Callicos,
pieces English Silesias,
piece heavy Black Silk Fringe,
l6 pieces colored Satin Ribbons,
Ladies' dark Kid Gloves,
Ladies and Gents white Md and Silk Gloves
Linen Bobbin, black Alpaca Hose, Merino Shirts,
white Wadling, black Sewing Silk,
10 gross black Stay Binding,
gross Booths Patent Silk Buttons for trim
ming dresses.
Violin Strings.
GROCERIES.
IS sacks fine and ground Alum Salt,
10 bags Rio Coffee, 5 bags Lagmra ditto,
barrels Smart's Steam Refined and Crushed
Sugar,
barrel AMI hogshead Brown Sugar,
2 barrels Clover Seed, Clark's Matches.
SlEnrCINTS.
Wistar's Balsom Of Wild Cherry, Townsend's
SaIsaparilla, Quininc.
Half boxes Raisins, Cheese, and many othe
articles constantly arriving.
LONG g. WEBB.
December 5. d.
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RE.gD THTSg


yrsHE subscribers have just received from the
4 North. their
Eail and Winter stock CT
coo DSs
Comprising slmOs, every article nsualiy KEEP. ~
this rnsrket which they pledge themselves 70 ssh
low for cash OF 10 punctual dealers.
They return their sincere thanks for thc liberal
patronage heretofore received, and solicit con-
tinuance Of the same.
They can upon their friends generally 10 enme
and examine their stock before purchasing else
where. an they are determined 10 give
GREAT BARGAINS.
DRY Goods viii nc siyenin exchange for Green
and Dry Hides At the usual priess, say TO Zoe
per pound. . ,osI
Ucioler "a, l64s. 53-u
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Copper, Tin, & Sheet IrOn
EsTABLTsHMENE,
n HILISBOROuGH.


1--WE subscriber Eouid respectfully setnin his
- thanks % lhe public ~ The patronage e..
iendnd 20 the finn az IlsughsHoui & Elliot, ana
- the business viii be continued NJ him IN sli its
various bIanrhes, = III "a stand. IL hoIesiols-
eeiNe the same liberal patronage.
STILLS. and TIN WARE. ofesery variety
ici household nee, manufactured IN the NOS nes,
and durable style By experienced workman, kep,
constantly On hand, az made 10 order. on ,he mos,
Teasonalae terms. Repairing 81 Stills AMI Tin
Ware done on the shortest notice.
lie Is also prepared 10 attend 20 aII orders 10,
COVERING HOUSES WITH TIN. aDd
GLTTERIaG, which he engages 10 a. in !
style equal for excellence aud nesrnrss with thn,
ofany other workman il the STATE.
Tin Ware, assorted, furnished WholrsaIe a
Merchants aud others, and delivered :, ,hc;.
doors al Petersburg prices.
JACOB HAuGHAwoUT.
Selt. -. "a
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CirCasSiOn Balm.
R. 7: HIBDARD & CO.'S
CarminatiVe SaIye.

For the cure Of Felons, Piles. Ulcers, carbuncles,
ague ~ The Breast Or Face, Ear.aehc, Burns.
Scalds, Rheumatic Pains, SC. DC. Price IS
cents.
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

Cleanse and strengthen. Consumption can
be cured. Bronchitis, Consumption, Liver Com
plant. Colds, cstsrrh. Coughs, Asthma, Splitting
Of Blood, Soreness in The Chest, Hectic Flush,
Night swea,s, Difficult or Piofuse Expectoraiion,
Pain in the Side, &C., have been and can be
cured.
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SPLITTING BLOOD.

Netr York, iprii %, 1877.
DR. TowssESp-I verify believe that your
SarsapnriIla has been the means through Provi-
dencc, Of saving my life. have for several years
had bad Cough. II bccsme worse and worse.
AZ last raised large quantities CT blood had night
Sweats, and was greatly debiliiated and reduced,
and did not expect to live. ! have only used your
sarsaparilla a short time, and there has won
deriul change been wrought in me. am now
able TO walk all over tie city. raise no blood,
and nv cough has left me. You can well imeg-
inc that am thankful for these results.
WM. RUSSELL, So Catherinc-st.
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For sale in HiIlsbogassS l
also by numerous ] isis
out the Un'ca
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srhol n.Aie. al eatlg lri.nl ~ a.. Inv
ish wears. ifhr hlasi+d and d.s:isurrl
hiring MAS reused hy a.. usirranre a lis
maine hy stranger. anil ssperialy 4 lie
tone MAS one II rrgrrl. ~, uEa.,.gl.a
with rrgsrd. Iii. story may sOon Re
IaId.
Tie was gar yoniii. fond Of the de.
lights nfeonyn ialrnm?snionskip, and essn
before he attained The yrars of inanhaal.
he wss , dransard. Many expeilien.s
were resanr,l 10 10 reclaim hln. BAT with.
nui snrcess. Al last hr became a GIN.
bier. then largsr--ani iiien r0nsici.
lis poor oil ialhcr. who had exhausted
al lit means In rssrne hs,n. descended
hroksn hearie,i ID Tire grave. Tie erring
Was sui young man. comparatively
speaking. nnly ihuiy-iive wears II sse.
Pnssessed ol liae talents. and was highly
educated. But inlemperance had become
disease with him. lie hal a,iemrl.d
nore Than nnee IN wrrsile with ami con-
aReT ilir Rum, Fieni. bgl in VAN. lie al-
united his error. deplnied il. spike feel
ingly If llle past. and AL ed IL NJ. uio.l.rr
still lived. Ills friend hesaugl. him tn
make yet another eilnn. We hrsiisled n
first. SAID that il was idle. ;hal he hai lost
all s.lf-respeei. self command and self.re-
lance, anil felt that he would sins mo a
dishonored grave. But his friend urged,
pursnaded. and al last prevailed. lie took
him To mercantile house in New York,
where he stated the facts cOnfdeniiallv,
and obtained for him a situation. The
selection was most Fortunate. Tie firm
consisted ofiwn hrolhers;-Irue christians
and philanthrnpisls. and they entered hear
tily into the benevolent enterprise. Their
policy was one Of kRinsss-eohfieaes,
gcntrosi,g. They appealed To The hrarl;
touched the feelings rather hy acts than
rordis. They uttered no reproacles; no
threats; made no harsh illusions, bur adj
dressed themselves 10 The better nature
mithin; the loilier and holier qualities
that had been embiilered, concealed. and
hidden so long. Aud they were success
ini The heart was touched and snbiu.
ed. The fires Of ,irlnie were rekindled
the lamp If mind was repIenished--
the mora visor Of the rharariel was resns-
ciialed. Nearly year has . one nv, and
tie reclaimed continues Ia pursue the way
81 well doing To- gather strength, aud ron.
rage, and determination with every hour
81 his existence. lie is new man.
soul re le med; and an honnr TO the ,rnc
spirits WIN rendered him "aid and CON
Fart" in his esireni'y; who nerved All
assisted the rishIlul impulses of his better
nature!
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THE HOME MARKET.

corroN ~ BasTuN.-The Boston Transcrip
Gays that ihe smounl d cotton received u iha
Port Cor The serk ending March e0th. lsa9. 10
dicaies remafkalae increase ia The imperiaifer
a Thai aIiirir, signlicsei n tie rapid growth o
Boston Thefe acre received. from New Or
leans, 1897 iales; from Mobile. 1887 iIoH
ApslachicOla. 5.l9s; from ssyannsh. ana
from Charleston; AL; from Galveston. 69e; 10
ial, i5,s5i hAirs-more than one-hslf the who'd.
importation u the SEASON in 1885, ., and =.
Believing. ms We do. that The cause 81
protection il The cause II III interests d
The country, and The cause II ruth and
jnsiirf. tie attention Of such rollon.plan.
tiers as plase no value on lie home mar.
kei is called Ia The strive paragraph.
IN one week the city Of Boston Ieceir-
ed rom the collon-planling States upwards
of forty 1--we lh"usand bsles of cotton.
which ro.l about one million and half
Of dollars. This large import Of one srli.
Gle only may contribute 10 the rapid growth
81 Boston, bni il shows mnrc conclusively
the great importance 81 lhe home market.
which Is generally better than the foreign.
and, BY consequence. the deep interest
every planter has ~ protecting il.
But il sllonld not be supposed that all
the COTTON shipped from the South 10 Bos.
ton is for sale in the latter place because
nearly The wIule Of the import al Boston
is purchased with cash. in the seab0arll
markets, fnr The cnllon mills &C Lowell
and olher places in Massachusetts.
And now. LEI us, in part account for lie
superior quality nf The domestic fabrics
over Ihnse imported from England. One
operation OF an agent al New Orleans will
illustrate: lie receives an order from the
Lawrence mill. OF any other mill al l.o
well. for 5000 bales Of clean good cotton
To procure which he mus, buy some SIX
seven, or eight thousand bales of all sorts
running from ordinary, good ordinary
midtling, good midlling. fair, good fair
and line. Having purchased all ihcs,
qualities. his next duty is 10 order hi,
broker TO classify them. which being done
he ships To Boston the good coions. ant
then sells to the Liverpool purchasers the
inferior cotlons, which. al a murh less
cost, are by the manufacturers Of Man,
chester England worked into flimsv STUFF
and sent 10 our country 10 undersell onl
strong, durable fabrics. tsirong and tura.
BILE because they are made Of good cotton,
aud al the same Time cheaper our labor
and get our money.
"The American System" advocated by
the Wing party unqueslinnably the true
policy Of the country. and il should be
the permanent law of The land. with some
notifications. The Tariff Of 1912 was
no, perfect one; That Of 1896 is hellev.
ed 10 he the most imperfect one we have
ever had. A tariff 1T duties between The
two would operate bcnefcially, provided
The duties be specific, and, BY consequence,
prevent fraudulent invoices, or, in other
words. prevent the foreign shippers from
establishing our duties instead Of our
selves. Whilst duties continue al raio
rem The foreign shippers do not care much
whether we have high or low Milf.
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LEAvES-THEIR VALUE.

What shall do with my leaves! Are
they good Tor any thing asks CORES.
pon'ien'. DO with them! good for any
thing! Why treasure them, 10 be sure.
as Il they were coin Of the realm: ,hey
are good for every thing which gardener
has to do. They are The hes, oi an shell.
ter, the best Of all materials for bo,,on,.
heat, The best Of all soil, The hest az All
drainage, the best of all manure. II Is
true they cnntain LILLE or M nitrogen. hui
they rot quickly, are full of saline matters,
On which every thing thai hears The name
Of plant will feed gluIlonously, and iron,
their peculiar structure allow air 10 pass
IN and wafer 10 pass out with perfect Tree.
dom.
II we wish 10 know what leaves are
good for. We have only 10 burn them, and
see wha, quantity Of ashes they leave
behind. All that ashes is as much food
Tor other plants as beef or mutton are fol
us. II Is the material which Nature i,
psrpe'ually restoring Ia the soil in order
10 compensate (nI the waste which is prn
duced by the Iu:ma,iun of timber. &,