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10 THE CITIZENS or nrckI>o;liiM.

The friends -! ii- sc,u" io ir Improvement III STAT,
River, ARE earnestly requested 10 meet ~ Buckingham
Court House Julp ilv, consider ~, an =, i.
plan Tor the lcoonp l,incnt 81 t1t work " art
need thai II Improvement al 'op Interest t. III,
p,up, II Huctnsaam easily practicable. an! IT,. .1"w
III tt!nc h.u,uugr MS completion vi" he
ducivc I" the aad .iNania.c III" citizens
the county. /, j. p-olabc ha' lie James River AMI IA
nlwhu Company viii afford Ia the Souih sid, Ne" Can
communication instead - the bridge whlrn ha,
been contemplated by them. II ihi. crtng, m4de tn,
nav. aon Of Slate river will BE- and natuft
consequence IN order the full enjoyment Of The ADVANTAGE
oi such Il communication w.'h tit canal Il tina, ,ac,.
We hope all cc inL the scheme VIII CONF
and rive iIr meeting the benefit N their cotsel-
lhr W biz ana EAlmincI lrn :, .leatrl 10 COW.
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RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
nanny MOp>INt. JUNE -. 1850.
Tur Nrv Nry,co OUTRAGE

We yesterday announced the s'aihin4 lac ~ :, :.
yen,ion of delegates summoned by Co" Mnnr"'' Tue y. "
,,;,.rv coyernor had formed and promulgated c"nstiu
49,. c. ~. S,o, of New Mexico ha the said constith"t
defined the boundaries Of The new site Zone account '
the Southern boundary line is about eaene norm VI =
Paso) and prohibited siarery-and that Sena''s anu
sentayes would soon be elected and clam ihe Seas III "
Congress of the United States To-day We gave TIE
nation Of this T. $ military officer a follows
PROCLAMATION. ..,;.,,
Whereas the people of New McNco, py pu"n' ' - H.,
held in the several counic. this errltov eXpcsse' u
sire 10 hold Convention the formation 81 o'l'' g
venton and to urge upon Congress The adiSI" ~ u WI,
700 civil and military Governor said territory oi NE"
Mexico do hereby direct Tina, the qualified electors 81 sac
territory shall assemble the precincts o the,f Ss,
counties IN MONDAY the 9Th day oi May next between m
r;o;na and The scn of the s vote by ballot io dee
gates 10 Convention be held al Santa re, on hohoay
the 18th of May next, as follows: ,,.,a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-28

of b.u, sa ,.alsc uloi. oder iiju. duiics =
your chef magistrate add and ali Others an his e-,o:-
sibiry 10 thc people 10 - izcd but the contrary
In conclu-un must say, III justice 10 iFs'f i'A no
who hink with me that ". tcslrc - 'arlicii .nie
M "acr:nonv and yoierce: mt simply that t'e fHy
which has large popular ,priiy il The STATE shall have
matchmaking influence III building up the NV go.erale
nnder wtch and pos,cry "a 1--we We do n"' g
IN tailor for boots cb.,r for nat shah mol %
"a Wings FOX constitution: bat til wor. Of making one
admits Of division of abur am perfectly willing - '''
their aid and assistance in some pats VI il.
4 DEMOCRATIC VorER OF THE DisT.I, =.
Iuna ~ 1850
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a., -. q.
Inc mrs ae concentrating themselves The refusal Of
inc peoi 81 h'ns William 10 SEMI delegates the taran,
District Convention
This they ioosty ino eelne of no pariy is,n
the Wings. "''
The people IF ki"c lillian. refosr 70 sanction . rat
e"s proceeanss they ryaie tie rsry ira Of .a,ti.
'ia the Wings Having several Candidates OF equal popq
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-28
To The Editors Of the Enquirer.

Louisa, JUNE 26, lS5o
Mcssrs Editors In your daily paper OF the leth ana
semi weekly of the 2lst of the present MONTH
published TO the people of Virginia, signed Lousa;
From interrogation &c. we have ascerained the individual
aud now wish you through the channel announce
10 the people Of Goochand, Louisa and Fluvanna, tina,
will be candidate for their surages to represent Them
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-28

,;y ,,y desired, far this county Is concerned l"
ike ,hell an equal chance
There ai. M who would more Indignantly refuse I"
h. ,l; ~ tie no.pariy movement, than the King ii!ani
carli! ,i.s tar the Convention ~
yh. expression oi the wishes Of King William was SIM
y 1aan% any caucus movement IN The COUNTY As ,h the
are INN INN VIII, Irnc o6 A VOTER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-28

The follow ing Is an extract Of letter gentlemen
in Gloucester friend this CITY, dated Path June 1880
sWe in harvest sowei three hundred b.snc.
of wheat shall reap six hundred bushels nor one bush
FL fl for seed ii indeed il Be saleahe Such universal and
destruction of the crop known In Gloucester
before The blight Of 1886 fatal the present
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-28

p in the coming Convention Ills ssw mo on Il. ric"
hat address n eh op by 'ns p aS Ho Of tho &c
larry feqnss'ef to BE- ta vna As has authorized us
S ' E%' be s The PsGPs Of a Sad he s1
Their respective court houses SG i sho ny unnecessary to
we deem il tas VIC nave '''' ' MANY VOTERS.
state his rliic.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-28
Enn TILE ISarIpEI

.,. ~, Democratic Voters Of The counties q so'nnPeon'
Na"s,momd isic Of HIgH, Surry S"S"eF' ana "Fee's
rifle . ,;, doIoo.,os fro, tho
il. ', IL =, Wj..t Nnnscimond, and Southampton,
will soon Le published The only 'hs " i'o eone
v,. IA it lin, Democrats OF tile counties ol olisscX sur
80 mi ,,.v,r "a send delegates To meet IN Convention
;, :, Ii, =, Inly Court to nominate tit and suitable
nnrs 10 lie voted for in August 10 represent US in the
S,o,, ptnn Convention. Gentlemen will you not hold
urinary ,r,ins and appoint delegates Tor The above OBJ
rcIp lave We not lis in the Convention OF
nur u.ca tuith who have MAIDS sacrifices and rem
rJ us service? In fact there not four Democrats To
h. found in the Southampton district, who would serve us
win as much ability any Wing! The writer believes
there are that number Such being HE case ana re-
zen, developments proving beyond doubt that the Wings
intend in Viii. districts, elect none but Wings, asa
then upon whom do you wish intend To confer your h"-
uJrs2 1r he assured il honor o 10 ordinary dcrcl
upon who have always been cuncndlng Tor your rn-
ciprs and rendering you SERVICE or upon those WHO nave
been always opposing hcnl Think you mat party lines
will be broken down by erctin. Wings III democratic dis
tiiis do you suppose that the two parties WIZ stu
continue present. and in very shor, time you will find
these very Wings SHOULD you send any) opposing and con
i,ss npcn strict party organizations every inch oil ground
lo he Convention Tor any other object Tie
Wings in the district ask what is 10 be gained by either party
having minority in the convention! Would either party
adopt party constitution! trust all understand these
declarations The State is assurcdy Democratic, aud
should lave MINORITY in the State Convention; and the
only way that majority Is, 10 learn wisdom
from the Richmond and Norfolk dstricisclcc Democrats
in Democratic districts. Lei then meet in conventions
and will propose for your consideration the names al ht
following ecntlemcu j. Y Mason, Gen. Edward l.. Scott
Robert Rides aud Archibald Atkinson. IL there any Wing
in c disic, who would represent in the convention
with ability than either al Tie above named ln'ivdu
ais! shall discard these gentlemen or any Others "neir
may think lit and cas our votes for Wings, because
pary should h. known in the cccii"nl Would II not b'
rather reflection upon party that are unwilling Il
Democrats for fear ihcv may give The constitution
irry ca.it hu The Whas wonld not think W that ih'
Wings The peculiar guardians ol Tie pcuin .n'e a'
interests? 4 DEMOCRAT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-28

Richmond invited Ia assemble III The Odd Fellows til.
this fFHIDAl) evening At early candle i4.'
DEMOCRATIC NETTING
Mr-~rs. Editors 1T mus: not be inferred from the above
c:ll pr Democratic neen. The subject of the ComprJ.
nsr that The Democrats know any psiiy THIS subject.
They pleased To believe that lrge E,rlion iho Wings
;lchnond unite with Tn Democrats in opposition ia,
compromise. All Soueners, Of whatever party il 10 b.
hod agree 10 III" Importance vi thu subject and Ia
the end desirable; but there unfortunately material dill
III Tie minds 0 parties III The best mode III ar.y
,lIsi and honorable settlement o this fearful question
The Democrats fully the Importance 81 pre-
SUBJECT; and 10 this harmony, far practicable
il deemed advisable that each party Richmond should
rIrious nod proposed or arriving and The OBJ
cct, much desired ~ both parties Our friends, the
his, have already expressed intention hold
ue here early day tits subject When they shall
ha,s done - rcn The sentiments the people Of ba par
ties IN the metropolis cot Virginia viii b. known.
MAss Si1aERs 7nE ABOVE Gail FoR Meeting.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-28

DEMOCRATIC NEE ~ ~ I'.'I 49,. -
The undersigned, citizens nt kichnohd anu Niei'y, op
-, ~, .,,lo,,cn, ur the slavery question upon the
rn,s proposed by the Compromise bill now before The c"n-
a." = l rhc United taes, and wishing to hear public
discussion the merits vi tat b Unite III rd lo' Puo
lie cstng ui political friends al soc c'iS "'y' '' m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-28
seOsEATm ELIyIi:. . fr,

sSOSEATE ELiyIf;. frlrmut 1stunaea, Wash l2f ~
Teeth end Gam The Eattir decided, fbs W''
ee7an m"utwaal harden tie Guns nakt' i' ''sA
lrn. mpis ltesne ihd sNeries no breath .. lrnt
n. mouth healthy condition iistcr supply ul stei e--
i"C ale b, PURCELL. Lipp \ so,
lure - nrue,lsi-. - u or So.
s.EKNiHT ~ iNTED. W wi.h in nm. l,r IL. 5itn's"
- the i't'ee Dns-f cilsss ct int oos
liberal irI"e wlii Ia pad hrply iuEg ccok'
Juae - As.nt-. iI-!e'r Ko". Pa sud-
,OLD Pens. ean strt aus hsaa N. u.s la seffe
"i'i,.e 81 Col! Pen have c., Dbl. rlhor Withhold -
1aht - GEO Hl..i EEoliii'
I iNEN DHiLLiAG.-p-fsDa.iu eii"f '"tt
- Linen Dris purchase ga arsc lei - ,.a Won "t'
i.ne JACOB LEVY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-28

THE RIGHT SORT FOR FINE FL DORADO CHEW
ING TOBACCO--Saes OF six hd,. tobacco TO Mr. lan.
Thomas H.. made day since by Mossls. \
w. Martin & Co.. the following prices hlis lrrm Nj
Benz Norwoods plantation, in Person county N e.,
shor,) al 81 al 10 and % so hhds from Mrs J.
Young of Greensvlle county N c. | al s., (slIr) Al
To-. and Al l51.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-28

"The Can,;bcls'' the Exchange amused respcctah.
company Wednesday night with their good voices asfee
abl- nlu -ic aud arotesgnc dancing cAtravacanzas
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-28
NITSIC AND MOONLlC =

We hear that Smiths fine Band will pc. Ri IN the Capi'o
Square 10 night This will be the beginning !" series Of N
,crtainncns which, in the dcrh of amusencns should y
cordially encouraged by the a:gc o our citizens W"
canno, leave during the Sunmcr We welcome tins relic
for the hot, duh Summer days.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-28

I'D. F. Gooch
T.. Fi,nev
John f. Kelley
/ ". Trexlcr
!. Hierhozer
. l..aac Il. Watkins
.Jno. NJ. Gregory
Nm. II. Brown
Sanrl Hastings
krr +. 4. Blankinship
jos. Stagcrs
j. II. PoindcXl,r
r. II. Dickinson
Thonc, W. Jones
n. t. Hill
L. Claiborne Gooch
ii James Boshcr
Robert Wialesworlh, .Ir
". ID. iluskins
h. W. Morris
G. r. Watson
Geo. ". Gillespie
+. w Hancock
&. Il. ilill
.Ino I. White
David Michic
Slas OmohundIo
Thomas Adams
4, Thos. H. White
James Mcdowell
John Cosby
+. V Daniel, Jr.
W. Ihas Workman
). Rassctt French
John Hill
IN VIM H. Smell
i'm James \. Smell
J. ~ BroockS
AXE Jn". VI Daniel
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-28

The Projects shall designate convenient precincts III lhtf
respective counties shall appoint three dscrt persons
as ridges of election In, several precincts olhcrwi~'
said election shall be conducted III manner aud form ~ pre-
scrbed in the laws al the Territory under The ute al tt
lion" except that the Prltc. clerk -. each county si
with the Of the Protect examine ana cas' up '
votes given 10 each clndnc; shall give certificate al .,c
ton to the person having largest number oi votes ana
shall transmit Ia the Secretary The Territory TAR ao
srac of all gwen within four days iIo the day
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-28

We are requested TO state that Mr. J. II! Gilmc cnd
date for the State Convention will address tho people :"
Uenrico their Monday next. Tomorrow we shall
publish Mr. Cmcrs address the voters Of the district
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-28

The meeting of merchants and others al the Custom
House Yesterday OH the subject of drcc, connui-
cation with Europe adjourned over 10 Saturday afternoon
o'clock in the stn. Of the American Hotel, with
view of appointing delegates Cony non al oId POM
an the ith oi July We ust that the other towns III
Virginia will II important la set The tf'' ~
motion The measure has hearcs; wishes for il sue
cess and sa take pleasure IN being present III Saar
day do Ibis morning leave town for The UNIVERSE
~ la ate nd the meeting The Alumni i'll thc discharge OIL
j, ,iuty which we have long neglected
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-24
o. S, CONGRESS.

Thomas ]. Campbell, ESQ.,. Clerk Of The
House, died on the 3,h inst Of ulcsrous
sore throat, after abou. q weeks iIness.
His remains were carried 10 Knoxville,
Tenn, the place of his residence.
Richard N. Young, Esq, late Commis-
sloner of the General Land OiIice, was cleo
ted Clerk of the House of Representatives,
on Wednesday last, after several ballots,
Mr.. Young is Democrat, and MS election
secures nearly every officer OF the House
to the Democrats.
Senate e.-Messrs. Clay and Bells COM
promise resolutions, on Slavery and the
California question. have been referred to
a committee OF thirteen OF which Mr.. Clay
is Chairman. They viii probably report
in about two weeks. Mr.. Benton strongly
opposes mixing up the admission Of Cali
fornia in the same bill with other. and Oh
noxious ques!ionS,a and says he will exhau.,
every parliamentary eaPedIeni 10 defeat any
such bill.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-24
Limo and Plaster as Manure.

D. H., Of UlsIer county, N. Y, has
f,r seversl years used mixture Of lime
-nd plaster OF Paris on bis corn fields, with
re happies, results. lie thoroughly nike,
s}uai quan.tios cf line and plaster, and
tEplies large, tablespoonful Of the com.
.,oand 10 each hill Of cora, Immediately sf.
',r planting. Thus The composition be-
'nmes partly incorporated with the soil, ,bs-
lore the cora makes lis uppcsEeucs. The
good effect ci tbs application is visible
through every stage Of the corn's progress;
sad the crop comes to maturity severai
d,ys sooner than il would without tie sp-
|, ea,ion.
]. H. d. gives bis corn q second sPpll-
cation Of plaster g. the time IFS sets, (ihe
ears,) are forming, and is careful TO sprln-
tls the plaster on the sets, and lie adjacent
arts. am OF opinion thai the practice
Is very good Ole, as 10th are good ferii-
,srs.
We ,hink the benefciel effects Of lhe
.oove application. lo' the first season, is
almost exclusively due to the plsser. The
nc will be principally feI ia The subsequent
rronS.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-24
Vocal Concert,

The New York Vocalis.s," comprising
two ladies and three gentlemen, under the
direction OF Mr.. W. E. Hawley, will give
a CONCERT, on tomorrow. (1hursday)
Evening, in the lecture room Of the Bap-
tst church. We had noticed in our ex-
changes ,ha. this company won high
praise in Wilkesbarre. Bloomsbury. Mil.
ton, and other places, and having witnessed
thei, performance in the Town Hall, on
Tuesday evening, We can say. with conf
dence, that they are superior to any SINH
lar company that he's YET visited our boro'
Their programme presents choice selec-
ton of songs some of them. the" Lovers
Quarrel" for instance. Of the richest hui
NOR and others, such as the Snow
Storm" and The Burial Of Mrs. ludson
at ST. Helena" Of touching, tear-s,ar'ing
pa,hos. The capabilities Of the individual
members of the troupe are Of high order
bu, the .4no is without parallel.
We cordially bespeak for them crow
ded house. Tickets Is c,s, to oe had al
Kline's Hotel and a, the Drug Stores.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-24
Disgraceful ARRAY in the q. S. Senate.

A mos, disgracefrl atfray occurred in
the Senate on ednesday afternoon. The
following accoun, OF ii, is taksn from the
Baltimore Clipper:
Washington, April II.
In the Senate this afternoon, hile dis
cusson was going on in reference 10 an
appeal from the decision OF the Vice Pres
Ident, Mr.. Foo,e was replying 10 Mr.. Ben
ton, when the latter rose and advanced to-
wards Mr.. Foote. Mr.. F. retreaed ,hro'
the aisles Of the Senate chamber to the
area, and while doing so, drew a revolver
pistol from his bosom and pointed i, tow.
ards Mr.. Benton. 4 scene Of great conlu-
sion Immediately followed; F; chairs were
broken, tables overturned, and glasses
sma>hed-Mr. Benton in the meanwhile
shouting for ,he''cowardly assassin 10 fire.
and attempting TO take Off his coat. moro
efectually to expose lis psrson.
After the greatest efforts, order was so
far restored that the voice Of the Vice Pres.
ident could he heard. Mr.. Benton repeat.
edly called on the Sena.s 10 take cogni.
zance of the aiiemp, 10 assassina.e him.
Mr.. Hale moved the appointment, of a com.
mtiee Of investigation Of Tire affair. Mr..
Clay called on both Senator'S to pledge
themselves tina. nothing further should take
place between them.
Mr.. BeRton said that he had done moth.
ing wrong, and had committed no breach
Of the peace. MIR. Dodge urged the ap.
poin,ment OF n committee Of investigation.
as due to the Senate and TO the country.
Mr.. Mangum suggested tha, the committee
consist Of seven members, which was
agfeed 10. After an explanation on the
part Of Mr.. Fooie. the Senate adjourned.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-24
A Musical Wonder.

We have just encountered one OF Inc
most extraordinary natural curiosiiies un-
der the sun, Solomon's proverb TO the con-
rrsry, notwithstanding. Mr.. James Sharp,
a Young man, now in town, from Hun
tingdon county, is endowed by nature with
method Of producing musical sounds, that
is quite incomp.ehensibIe TO the spectator,
and appears TO he almost eq" lily so to
himself. BY initiating the lungs fully, he
throws out stream OF steady, heavy bass,
on a low, uniform key, which seems TO be
produced in the usual method Of singing;
bu, it is accompanied at the same time by
a secondary, and totally independent sound,
four or five octaves above the bass, pro-
duced by some strange conformation OF
the vocal organs, half metallic, half flute.
like, clear, sweet and distinct, wilhou, any
articulation with the lips, but perfectly un-
der the control of his will, and with which
he plays, accurately, any tune that he is
acquainted with. Mr.. Sharp only discov.
cred his possession Of this wonderful fac
uIiy a few weeks ago, and can give US no
other explanation Of il than that all he has
TO do, is TO take full breath. and while
throwing it out think what tune he wants
to play, and the music flows accordingly,
like water from a fountain. He is a young
man Of limited education and musical at
,ainmen,, bu, is frank and manly in his
appearance, and bears an unb!emished
character. Ven.rioquism will not account
for the phenomenon, and physicians who
have examined him, can discern nothing
remarkable, except extraordinary action
Of the upper part Of the lungs. One per-
son present in,imaed that he ough. to be
required 10 prove that he hadn't swallowed
musical box or fageolet and another
thought he must have an Eolian Attach
ment 10 his lungs.
He will give public exhibition Of his
powers. in this place. sometime this week
or next, when the community can Judge
for themselves. The time and place will
be mentioned in the hand biIls which will
be distributed
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-24
Soaking Corn in Saltretre,

had the benefi. OF soaking corn IN salt.
-eire, 10 plant. well tested this year. on
small piece Of ground, planted late. had
10, enough soaked to plant ell the piece.
Where j, ives aoi soaked. The black birds
,.i!led out abou, one-lhird where i, was
soaked they seldom touched a hill. But
uha, was most peculiar, there happened
% 30 ore row planted With dry corn, be
.sesu two rows that were soaked; Of the
dry, they ,ock several bills clean. and, al
:o,e,her, about one.lhifd Of The row; whlls
hey did DOT take more Than one hill OF the
wo saltpelre rows. JAs.C,l ,lAYLo2.
Atlantic, \. J.. Dec, le40
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-24
For tie Lotcislurp Chronicla.

ME. EDIroR The reference Of your
correspondent, "s' in the las, Chronicle,
to the 4,h article OF the Constitution of the
l. s, vas timely and appropriate. Itisa
high note, indeed. in the ligh, OF the l9;s
century, 10 have it promulgated in So wide
circulation as that OF the Chronicle, ,ha,
the law of God should control the iunda-
mental law Of our land in free and inde-
pendent America Such sentiment
might have passed, with impuni,y, in the
dark ages, when human reason was So
weak. and political economy so little IN
dersiood. Why, if he be a descendant of
The land Of steady habi,s.' he is desen-
crate son of much wiser sires; for ,hey
only adopted The laws of God, as rule o.
civil conduct, until they had more !eisurs
to make better. Such fanatics as your
correspondent, Gov. Seward, and an hos.
OF like kind, should have drawn over them
continually. the wa.chiuIness Of your edi-
io!ial responsibilities. If ycu should lack
IN your irmness in that respect, the Union.
glorious in lis majesty, would soon 60 &c
the four winds. Whi,,ier's poetry is fire
brand. and ough, not TO be quoted BY the
sincere lover OF that magnificent fabric.
erected BY the blood and treasure Of ou:
e7er-ic-be worshipped fore fathers. that
guarantees. las Mrs. Swisshelm makes, pei
haps upjustly, the Hon. Harris to say lbs
right to scourge women, and sell their ba
bies.
April %. ls5c.
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6rSee New Advertisements
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-24

Exercise gives siren .th 10 every fibre,
and energy TO all The vital powers. Bu.
exercise. like most good practices and hab-
its. may be carried 10 excess. Extreme
toll not only shor,ens life, but brings less
to pass than steady bu, moderate labor. 1t
is not, therefore, advisable for farmers to
undertake to perform what are called "great
days works." for one day Of over-exev.
ton may cause weeks Of debility, if no,
months OF sickness.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-24

CoUvE TRoNeupA.-Tts is species
of mammoth cabbage, which grows in Por-
,ugal 10 height of four or FIVE feet. The
seeds are sown and trea,ed exactly like
those Of the common cabbage. The most
valuable parts Of the plant are The heart
and tender flower buds, which, when boiled
tender, and served up with pepper. salt, a
little garlic. olive oil. and vinegar form q
mos, delicious dish with the Portuguese.
The white ribs, alsc. when cooked, some
wbet resemble seakale. The outer leaves
and chopped stalks make excellent food fol
mich cows.