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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-04-20
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP NoRTHElNoI
--LATEST from PANAMA, CKAGREs AKr
HAVANA.

--LATEST from PANAMA, cKAGREs Axp
HAVANA.
The foe s'oam ship Northe-ner, Capt.
ID, reached this part early yesterday
morning, trom Chagres, via Havana, hav-
ing left The former ? IT on The 26h March,
aud the latte. on the frs, Of April.
TIE Noftherner arrived a, Chsgres from
New. York on the l4,h ult., and after land
ing her passengers asd freight, Capt. Budd
proceeded across the lsthmus TO Panama.
tn avail, the arrival Of the steam ship Cal
ifornid FROM francisco. Which vessel ives
daily expected. The c. had not reached
Panama en- the 26 h, the day Capt. Budd
left, for The reason, doubtless, given in tho
ness which We copy in another column,
from the Nav. York Herald, that there
was no coal 3. San Francisco, the vessel
i,eleh,ed with i, not haying arrived there
in tiuo.
Capt. Butd came over from Panama to
| Chag,es in "a hours, aud has probably
made the shor.es, passage from be Pscihc
,to Charleston on record, having accom-
Pushed it in eleven days, including two
udNs tHHt lie ISU!dIUtu III tIdNhids
The steam ship Crescent City, left Cha
etes a, p. NJ. the 25,h ult. for New
/ fo,t, TONG he'd al Havana, which por, she
left q. !P. NJ. on the Let inst. in compa-
ny vi h the Northerner, par,i,g with each
olter on the 4,h, a, 3P. A.. Charleston
tish, bearing n. N. W. 95 miles distant.
The Norfherner saw the steam ship lisa.
bel oil Carys.oId Reef a, IL o'clock, A. NJ.
on tuesday.
/ A schooner had arrived a, Chagres with
passengers from the steamer Galpesfon.
The Gd'rtsion left New.Orlenns for Cha.
sies in February last, and after being out
some time. broke her pisios rod, and was
compelled 10 pu. ia,o Belize. Bay Of Hon.
duras.
The 81. steam ship Peru arrived at Pa.
mana on she morniug OF the Esd ul,., IN
ten days from Calao, with thirty passen.
gers and quantity Of specie. s~
The Bf. steam ship Medray touched 4.
Chagres on the 25.h ul,., from the Br.
Vest Indies, from thence she proceeded 10
Havana, and left that port a, :, p. 81. On
the LIST INST. for Mobile Point.
Ga The I2,h March, when,he Norshern.
er arrival OF Chagres, meeting Of the
passengers was held, and the following res.
o!u,ions unanimously adopted:
Rsseired. That the passengers an board Ia
steam ship Northerner. sn her passage fieQ
!. New. York TO Chsgrss. are highly pleased with
4 her Is a safe. eommodious ana comfortable sesan
steamer. and cordially Recommend Ass - sesh Il
the travelling public.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-04-20

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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-04-20
VOLUME XXI
r. J. H0LTON,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
TERMS.

TERMS.
TWO DOLLARS per annutn in advance; TWO
DOLLARS snd FIFTY CENTS IL payment
be delayed three months; and THREE DOL.
LARS If Dot paid until the eIose OF the year.
Fiafieriag offers 10 Ci.Ls.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-22
ncipaiion In Kentucky.

The MqysriRe EGgl. contains the proceedings
Of the meeting Of citizens Of Mason Co held On the i2,h
inst in pursuance to scan signed BY so voters
The meeting was a very large one, and among the
resolutions We notice the following
Re.or,d That In the opinion Of this meeting the ir.
.ttuton OF slavery 10 great political and social evil
for fhs existence Of which In Kentucky however the
present generation Is not Al al responsible.
Resousa That In oplnios, gradual and prospec-
tive sy.tem oemaneiyat0n, accompanied oy eOl0nizs
tion should be adopted by our State. We regard such
project IS practicable, polite, and hzmane, and
earnestly desire q see Il sccompiished
P,sorsd Tha, while xe declare ourselves In favor Of
some carefully devised plan Of emAncipsuon, which
shall be gradual Ia its OPERATION ~c are utterly opposed
10 any system which saa not result N the naal re-
rnovAi Of the Black rsce from heniueky.
Rev. WuIux l. BzEcxESRIDGx, in a eommuBies-
ZION 10 the L0asr,. Journal proposes the following
plan for Emancipation In Kentucky:
Tba, all slaves born after fixed time Say the
sdoutou Of the new Constitution, such lster day
NAV he soorUved shall Be free A. certain age SAY
tseutTHye years provided they n the State a,
that time The.ntrodscu0n o. tlsves from abroad be
ing absolutely prohibited from tie adoption OF the Con
stitgrion.
d That enAsei2sied slaves a. they become free 10
5ss. under the care and conrro OF the state ard u BE
.eut 10 Liberia or elssraere Il hey prefer whenever
,sey ,hsu possess By gft their own hire, sufficient
means b remove them, snd malntAln them ressOns
BE time To al OF ~ni-h vii add-Power N The
Lesi.arure 10 exempt individual cases from the genera
lav o. removal.
TIE Reverend gentleman proposes - discuss TIE
plan il future conmgr.ca-ons
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-22
The Harlem Railroad 4 omm mutatien....Nc W.

MEssSs. EDITORS: ! notice in the papers tho
scae OF communications adopted by the New Haven Rail
road snd am glad 10 hnd that this new Company ha
adopted the nish,ened policy Of low eommutston.
am LED by this sdvertsemc to make sone reflection
on the unreasonable rates charged by the Harlem Rcsd
which, Il continued will build up the small sowas OF
Connecticut at the expense Of New.york and on tho
line OF the Harlem Road.
Tho Harlem Road s,a oom-His 81 all beyond
White Plains aud for that distance the enormous sum
OF SISxri DoLLARs e.scted-the regular fare bslns
- cents and the distance 25 mles The New Haven
Road charge for annual Communication hr ugh 70 New
Haven only the Of Asndrea aaiiars-the rrsu.
-r fsre being o. So and the distance IS mes Ia plain
English the Harlem Road exact about Arss uSss -
much 20 the New Haven Road does taking either the
distance or the fare the standard of coUparson tho
Hagl,m Company carry passengers ct less speed, In
nu-h poorer and except In through trsins, With
imneasurably inferior locomotives AZ 20 frequency
of trips-whch Ia very unphiosophicsl plea for dis
tances over ten mes early aud late trip TO and from
his business being all Q distant commn,er requires or
will often make of-as to frequency OF ips, say.
the Harlem Road offers no additional lnducement over
the New Haven beyond willismss Bridge. A word
too a. to ms which OF far greater qusnce than
frequent trips and therefore than Oset Doe
any one suppose the New Haven Company occupy up.
ward of h1avs in going about 25 milesf Vet thu
White Plains accommodates train oi the Harlem
Company averages only ~ or 10 miles 10 the hour
Including the passage through the City.
Yosrs truly WALL srErxr.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-22
The Foreign Postage Law.
Correspondence of The Tribune.

SYRACUSE, FEB. ., lsi9.
EDS. TEIBrSE / take the Liberty Of ADDRESSING
you as the efrends Of adopted citizens Of the American
Republic 10 ask that tie esrelessues Of the Posi- Once
auiEorite. may Be 5rougb, before the people IN neg
lectnz 10 proalgas the Instructions necessary 70 ornz
the ate treaty with Britain into operation 10 icis CITY
cannot prepay letter beyond New OfH Or Boston
out or not .; AL prepaid and conseeaently letters
hence must be either aid rsufcsnty paid Or
OF arrival Ens .nd tae prsp.d charge u feeo eeled
II there Is treaty Concluded y Tue D1 o--S' Sln
forsirn power there Is surely 10 clause src-1clng
Syracuse from iis operation way nCt therefore give
he reoui,te Instructions % The local Postusster
49, DELTA
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-22
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

THE Nav Cs,RrER.-lt IS feared by msny that
,hi. document will no, prove acceptable to large ma
iori,y Of the citizens The extra expense attendant
upon the establish men, Of two Bosrds TO constitute
the future Municipal Board /. Of the vain oeiec
tons sdvsnced. 1t has been reported that II the new
Charter is adopted. II will the city upward OF
$4,000 year to maintain the oeers Necessary 10 form
the government The Common Council. which mes On
Monday evening last adopted resolution, appointing
the 18th day OF March for the parPcse Of testing
BY election, the popularity Of this act II "" alec
resolved % publish the Act IN the city papers and a.
print 5000 copies Tor srstu,ous Circulation among
the residents Of the City I, s mstter Of much CEN
plant that the present Police system 10 90 dsfeetivs
This the Charter remedies. by the institution OF
plan similar to those which hs been adopted. and
now IN successful operation n many Of the ci,ies OF
this State
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-22
Gen. Tayior's Reception at Wheeling.

~ IdesTePhI WHkkLtNs' "edhes1ay' feO'- n
Gen. Taylor and suite spent the night al the
United States Hotel and departed in coaches this fore
noon on the National Road. He WAS anxious to reach
wsshin gton soon. he will not visit Pittsburgh, OWNS
TO the delay that has been incurred on the route.
The Committee met him yesterday at Grave Greek
several miles from the city, aud after his reception in
the city there large gathering at the Virg mia
House. where his political friends made speeches, and
manifested great enthusiasm.
He was escorted on, Of the city by large military
eayslcade.
The navigation OF the river a, Pittsburgh has been
closed since Saturday. Business dull markets un
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-22

OHIO FOR FREE Som.-The following Resol1-
tons were introduced into the Ohio Senate on the 18th
inst by Mr Bake. from The C0uniEtee Federal Re
latons and were adopted by vote Of 25,os
R,.olr,s b IA lzeral As.tby >. fke Ssafs % Oiio
st our senators sni Representatives IN Congress Dc
requested 70 use al honorable means % secure the sp
pcsfou Of So much Of Tie Ordnance Of l7-7 as relates
10 slavery, al Territories oeioosng to the United
States i,
R1solsed Thalthe GoTerpor Be requested to forward
COW of ,h fsrcroire resolution to each Of our Sena
tor, sni Reyses. nla-fes - Congress.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-22

NJ. .VArrENARE.-The PARadeiptia North Aner-
'eos oi Tuesday has the following in relation the ei
'orts OF NJ VArrKSAkS In fur,herns hi. plan OF Inter
laslosal Exchanges, in Pennsylvsnis;
We understand NJ. Nattemare the sgen, for the in
erpstonsl exchange Of books. documents and medals
now At Harrisburg. Twenty one of our states hsve
passed laws and regularly engaged In this enterprise
~ providing yearly appropriation to meet its ex
psnsos We trust Pennsy lvsnis VIII enable Mr. V Ia
indicate her molly from the reprosch hs, no gin from
nsr aaorns that splendid library already collected st
fuis The manner In which Mr.. v has been received
70 'ns coansry Is matter OF pride 70 every Intelligent,
m.a LEI our State and city take the same rank 10 hi.
s'es aud good effort which they occupy in the Union
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-22
New.York Town Elections.

Siea5ea Goa letter from Bath 70 the Albaas
Esains Journal ssys sieuben Loco Foeoism is fairly
eapsEed. whg Supervisors have been elected in scr
nsssA Of the twenty nine towns from which We have
received returns leaving three to be heard from.
7ioga Co.-The Wings carry four towns and
he Ioeos five, as follows
nag reras-Csmien, Nichols. Berkshire, Newark
Loco T0sss.- Owego Barton. Spencer, nogs, Rich
brd
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-22

BaH.-A deal of aammery IS going the rounds
Of the papers scout soa Of Louis XVI away among
the Indians Ia the NORTH West Wl.h.n the last -
ve.r some dozen such Of tna, monarch have made
their sPpearsnee. ons "a now living In Psris under
,hs ute Of Bsron Richmond Every ole of these
claimants hss had arstrs,e proofs q Dis sasnsHrey
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-22

SWORD TO MAJOR BL.s.-The resolution Oh
iered By M Hale Of slsuben and reported upon fsvor
ably BY the Military Committee sfter hsvirg oesn se
bsted b. successive Legislative days. ana oay ~
two previous occasion, was nnsiiy dispesee ~ -
tee House yesterday. AZ Al sst afopte9 shs ,
avail. 10 Iator Bli.s q zoli medsL s1ih suitable 70
scsip,ious and deYices-5 ssie- Of ~nien are ~ -
struck one 10 Be presented 70 MAJOR b,s sno.os' ~
Be deposited 10 the state Liorsfy a, Ana sn a,~,.
Military Academy as West Point tA'osHJ Ais1'
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-22
Letter from Maria EdGewsrth.
IRON the Albany Args.

We were shown, a few DAYS since, by n gentle
man in this city, who has for several years cor
responded with this gifted lady. the original letter
nom which the following Is extracted, which was
kindly furnished us nj our request We give place
20 it with pleasure, believing that II will be read
with interest by the many admirers OF her works.
IN this country. In written ia very clear,
beautiful hsnd-remarkaby so, As is also the style
II composition when the advanced age Of the
writer is coDsidered-being now an octogcnarian !:
EpoKwoarHrows, Jan. VI, Is40
We ali well and safe Ia this part Of tho country
wish could cay the same Of all rolsnd but va iive
In hope from the good government Of Lord Clarendon
and the bad success OF all the dsturbances In France
and elsewhere all over tho world AZ 10 potatoes ws
are not what the resu will be some stll remsia
In this country sufficient Tor seed aud ths wish be-
leye OF sensible people sning particularly myscf
is that potatoes should not be given up entirely but
that they should never sgsin be made tho staple or
only food of tho people Az the Judicious Ricardo long
since pointed OUT mo- u can never bs advantageous
nation 10 have lie national food defective In tho
essential requisites Of ssorsbty 10 have it OF this
priced production that support human life,
In which case thsre can be neither reserye nor relief
when there 10 failure One great dissdyan,sss pscu
cusr to Ireland In its solo dependence on tho potato
crop and culture TO- that II would humor and encourage
the larry bsoin Of the people, do not mean merely In
lazy bed potatoes bu, Ia the whole system The cult
walton Of other vegetables and the having recourse To
other means Of subsistence will In timss raise the char
scter and call forth the energies Of the rsh people 80
said Berkeley. in his Jurist long ago.
We are DOW looking with much curiosity, and some
with much hope-but sm not of the last number-to
what may be the consequences Of the discovery and
working Of the New California gold veins ] wish you
would tell your opinion and any facts you have col
lected though IL 10 hardly time yet 10 ascertain such
facts TO- however time Tor me 10 hnish this letter,
and 10 you that am, very sincerely and shee'
your grateful friend
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-22
The nefalcattou nj Richmond,

By Telegraph BALTIMORE, Wednesday, Feb 2l
The deialcation in the affairs OF the Richmond
James River Company has astounded the community
No clue has yet been discovered to the whereabouts Of
the Secretary he carried of from H. 900 to siOOO-
The President died some time since.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-22

FROM HArIL--Capt Cuts OF brig Hayt'' from
RotsuPrinee lS February. states that there was no
hews q consequence The country remained quiet
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-22

r5- The Nee Orleans Bee Of the 18th says that
the danger Of a crevasse a, thai city Is over.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-22

WEArHIR CHRosIcLrs---At Boston, Tocs-
day morning voted the coIdcst of ihs season, er'
standing lltle before sunrise, st . quarter Of do
gree shove o. AT ths Obsesvatsry st Cambrtdse.
Tuesday was very coldesS the standard thsrmome,
ter indicating - below zero. Providence hsDor ~
still tight with people skating oa the ice ~ spnnS'
held Mass the Temperature ranged from to l5D be-
low zero and at Greenfield 1t was 1P below on Mon
day At ssco Me- on Saturday II va also W BE-
low o.
The Boston Wsier. Works have not escaped. Tbs
Tyaxscry says; The excessive cold has ceassd tne
free xps and bursting Of ths Cochuats pipes 10 psse
number Of houses where the wster used ana sevef"
cellsrs have been sIed Ia consequence
The storm ON sunday vas 90 sewers 81 Asrsbhed
snd Cohssset that there public religious ssr
vces The oessn TO fall on sstard.y, and con
tinaed until Sunday night falling hieh and ass accom-
panied with s,rong sind. The sno~ sxteodsd up %
high a. Quincy, though but little fsll there.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-22
gte amtrteaH pulpit.
A SERMON ON FAITH AS
THE sou RCE OF THE CHRISTIANS TRIUMPH
OVER THE WORLD.
PsoaogyqaqEy R5o,tedJ Jor The Tri5sHeSy S p ADdy''

Prsssd sanssy Norss h- Du.eh he'o-s ehsfch
cornsr OF Fourii si sni Ls'sysi's f.irr
~ REv. DE VIII.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-22
ProGress Of Gen. Taylor.

By T,ksrapA WHEELING, Wednesday, Feb. 2l.
The President elect and suite left this city at
o'clock this morning on their way to Washington They
will positively stop at Unontown onight, and will not
yisi, Pittsburgh
b TelssrapAl Markets.. CiScINNATt Feb Il.
We have no arrivals to communicate to-day In the
markets there Is but moderate quantity Of FLOUR Of
fering. which causes quiet market The demand Is
good Small sales Western At 3 "a WHISKY is selling
Al Is cents LAID, Western. is selling In = small way
MA 6. cts The GRocKRY msrket Is active.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-22
OITY TTEDGS.
WrpxrspAr. February 81

"WEDNESDAY. February 81.
FIsxs-Feb 2l.-About 2 O'Clock this mosaing
Gre broke out In shs upper par; Of Picrson Ubs
delis dry goods estsb,ishmeat and communicated 20
the attic Of building the soath ess eorssr OF Mercer
and Howard sss Considerable damage was done BE-
fore the asnss sxs;nsuished dwvEiss 20 the
rear OF No "a Broomest wss slshly damaged By Ore
lss, night. The bassnent OF the old Alms House
building Immediately under the new room ,,,ed up for
the General Term OF the Sspreus Court, ~. dseov
cred to be on Ere and before the dance could be sab
daed the interior Of TIE basement "" very much dam
aged and the stair way leading up 10 the Court room
VA nearly destroyed. The ars 70 sapposed TO have
originated from some defect In TIE furnace.
AooiDxsr.-Ahoui1 o oclock yesterday aite,ncon
the horses attached 10 the carriage OF Mr. Dsano, Who
resides at No. - Lafayette place Away, and threw
the driver, john Nelly from the box niarins him %
severely thai his life 10 despsred Of Tee horace eoa.
,naed their down The corner Of Great Joaes
st where they sgsns and ssove Ia the iron railing
of T J. Townsend ~hen their prosrsss arrested.
Misssp rar BoAr.-One Thomas Kcsrney. in
attempting to Jump upon the ferry boat ct Catherine
slip sftsr .he had started fell into tse water and
rescued BY cscer Wsgsn-
DARING RoBBIRr.-Two mon yesterday sis~.
noon entered the bswelry store of NJ. fedefay, no
william st under pre,epce Of wishing to make Psr-
chase Of q watch, and While Mr.. D. was engaged Ia
saow ng him come one o. the fellows threw nsndfa
Of ashes in hs face both II the then red taxing
" th them p.,-st lever watch Mr. ?. instantly gsys
9 alarm. and ofscer Dousherty OF h- sscons Ward.
after .msrty contested race. succeeded In Hrstinx
OF the thieves Who gave his psrie ss John sner
rasn and be wss locked up to answer the charge pro
terrrd sgsinst hm.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-22

suPRExE COURT OF THE Usprrp STATS.
W1sAtsstoa, Monday, FEB. ia. q. Rice, Esq- OF
south Carolina, vas admitted sn Aaorney snd Coen'
selor a. this Court. No. "a. J. L. shavnm, al 20.
Perry Whernl Appeal from Circuit Court o. "a
United States for Kentucky. Mr. Justice Gnsr osnv.
cred the opinion Of this Court Alarming sss jaSg@sss
OF the Circuit Court 10 fbis csuse, vfh soe0 NO y
TIE STATE OF Mssour1. eompisnsns 70 tns ssse os
Iova The srrunsns Of this cause wss soseioese ~
Mr. Gamble for the conplsisans Adj anc' 70 morrow
II O'Clock .
tn, Fzsr Pacrrie WaALGR.-Ths Nsr- Bed
I'D xS,euy stsses that ths 6ra Amsstcan whaisship
~ ever vtsited The Pscsse vss the ship heoeeea o.
- ,ons then considered very large ship) she s.i-
"A from New Bedford in september, 1871, under the
Command Of Cspt Josepb ksrey is wss eonsidered
=. sn.erprss OF great peril She perornsd shs voysse.
sawever Ia saey and returned home After an sbsenes
n 6freen months with fall cargo Of OIL Obtained o.
de coss, Of Chill and Peru. Capt Jossph ksrssy, nov
,jyins in New Bedford ., advanced age wn boat
s,esrer 90 that voyage.
LARGE EXPORT OF DoxEsrIcs.-Thes ship 1bos.
w sears which cleared q; this port yestssdsy, for
Canton hes cargo Of domestics valued sf e57 6si.
Bosson Traveller, 9Osh
~ An Asrolite fell lately At Fishertown, Nd =.
and burst into fragmects which we're i.ks Iron stose
tae external surfaces rounded snd po1shel and the Ia
ternal ssdsstns from may esossra
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-22

FIRIs IN MAssAcHUsGTrs.-A fire occurred in
Boston, On sunday night in the printing ocs Of Mess
White Potter, 10 the large brick building Of tho
soston Type and stereosyps Foundry" on Devon.
shirest The whole damage wss about $1,000 The
Offices Of the Chyonofyps snd 10 tbs ssme
building. we're much injured. The hfe wN confined
chiefly ~ tho soo above the second story Of that pert
Of the building fronting on Spring lane. The sevefsl
occupants were Insured Messrs. White 4 Potter he'd
400 Insurance. their premises ss oees 70 Hartford
Is sald that much Of the lcss would have bees oov
ssd bad there been fall supply Of water zpon ths
krst arrival u the bremen.
Al Chariestown, two dwellings we're burned 90 Mon.
day norpns-ioss about el O9.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-02

.QIFLES ard Whetstones, for sale bs
IL JInes4, ist9. STEWART &GLEWIS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-02
Important, to Farmers.
GatIin's Patent Grain Drill.

TIME subscriber is now manufacturing this most
HH valuable implement Of husbandry. These
machines have been most thoroughly tested in Ohio
lind Pennsylvania for planting Wheat, Rye Corn,
pats, &c. aud is soconstructed as 10 drop any
Quantity per acre, and at any depth desired Ii
would almost be useless 10 relate The advantages of
Drilling, over broadcast sowing Experience has
proven that at least 90 per cent grain can be
grown after the drill with one-fourth less seed than
Alter the broadcast sowing The subscriber annexes
some Of the reasons; for Drilling Wheat, given BY
those who have thoroughly tested the system:
lst. The seed deposited with greater regularity,
and at proper depth.
ed. When deposited, il is covered and kept from
the birds &c.
Sd. Ii is not sd liable toi winter kill The drill
raises the ridges Jon each side of the row. These
Ridges crumble ddwnby the action of the frost and
thus cover and n5ursh the youngplants, and pre-
Vent them from being thrown out BY freezing and
ihawiDg. II
4h. The roots being deep, it is manifestly not So
liable to injury by The drouth. IS
m 9TH. It Is not 50 iiabe 70 rIst. And not so liable
N lodge.
9th BY the admission Of the sun and air between
the rows, ,strongeF4and healthier plant is pro-
Gticed, and OF course a heavier crop. III
M II 7th BY drilling the farmer is enabled to have
heavy crops on light land.
M sIh II econolnises seed, and saves time which is
money. Vi
II The undersigned could publish columns 81 tcstf
monIals OF those who have tried the drill seeding
hat he. is willing to submit the claims Of the sys-
tfm to Mr. George Eichelberger Of this, county
whose field of Wheat sown by the drill will COM
pare iavorably withthat Of any other in the county
H1d from whom satisfactory Information may be
9h3d E#
It would be well for those who may desire to pro
cure the machines 10 make known their wishes as
tatly as possible, G. S. GARDNER,
III EhaflestoN'nI June 81 1870