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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-08-09
From the Charleston Mercurp.
GEORGIA.

The people of Savannah seem de-
termlned to oleave no doublas to their
position. Another large public meet
ing was held in that city on Monday
night. Col. w. Thorn Williams in
the Chair. The call was more gen
eral than the former one, and was
really intended to secure a demon
stration in favor of the Clay Compro
mise. We copy the proceedings
from the Georgian.
A committee composed of Hon.
Judge Fleming, Judge Law, A. A.
Smetts, A. II. La,vton, r.. A. Allen,
M. Pepper, and Henry Harper, was
appointed to draft resolutions and re-
port the same.
The Committee retired, and after
an absence of about half an hour,
came in and reported a series of e'ev-
EN- resolves savoring strongly Of the
Clay Compromise. After the read
ing of the resolutions, A. R. Lawton,
esq. one of the committee, arose, and
made few pertinent remarks, sta
ting his objections to several ofthe
resolutions, which were received
with enthusiastic demonstration of
applause. Mr.. l.. stated that through
the most honest convictions (although
formerly for the Clay Compromise, )
he was convinced it was no Com.
promise, hence his objections. Mr..
l.. sat down amidst cheering.
Judge Fleming then took the stand
and confined himself strictly to re-
view of the resolutions, and argued
upon the constitutional points Of Mr.,
Ciay's position. He was followed
b,y Judge E. J. Harding, who sifted
the folds OF MIR, Clay's Compromise
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-08-09
NEW Music.

M Il. OATES would respectfully i,t&to
LIVE tho attention of the public generally.
10 his select catalogue of musical publicD,
tions, the copy rights of which have bcen
secure, from the Composers.
dnno BiShop'S GRAND NWch, founded on
Bcllini's celebrated Rondo Finale. 'Alh
don't mng!c, in La Somnnnbula,' and
Introducing the new variation. composed
by Bcl'ini, (neycr before published and
the property of Bochsa) Emht llished
with correct likeness OF Madame Bishop,
in the character of Amina. Arranged
for the pnno Forte by n. c. Bovh i.
P,icc 37I cents.
UTne nut dons les 9ropiques: CA Night in
the Tropics.) A Rcvcrie, en- y motive
from lie Desert. by Fclcec David. Com.
posed by Maurice S;rakoach 315 cents
Grand Polka Fdntast'Gue: composed by
the late eminent Gui;mi t, Vincent a.
Setnidt, author of the Retreat Ar.
ranged forthc Piano Forte by Miss Adele
Kohnstock 25 cents.
SannyS|ae Hutt=. cmEcllishcd with beau.
tifuI and correct view of Sunnyside, the
residence of Washington Irving; compo-
sed BY Henry IT, Oates. % cents.
Mary Biame Poi1u 25 cents.
La FUc de Regiment Polku Introducing
the aif 'Salat la France 25 cents.
Rerc d -dmo1r Pof6w. 25 cents.
Yankee Doodle Po1ko 20 cents.
Fstte,fct JPiiiion,'s Gor9tn Polka. 25 CTS.
.Sscoma SuSonndh Polia: by Rziha. 25 cts.
Home, S@cet Mome, Polka: beautiful.
25 cents.
Last Rose of Summcr, Polka: very popular
% cents.
L"pe not Po'ka, by Rzihi 25 cents.
Celebrated Linda Polka, introducing 'Ah
wo"!d The happy day was near 25c,s.
Charleston Q"a,Irilfes: by +. Woolcclt,
379 cents.
Dispairing Mary, beautiful Ballad, com.
posed by the late distinguished vocalist.
John Wilson. % cents.
heo~ee Valtzs, in 2 Nos; BY q lady OF
South Carolina. so cents each.
Pa,netto Rcgiment Qnck ,Step--embel.
lished with a correct representation of tho
new Military Hall, Charl,ston by Henry
L Oates. 25 cents.
Soatherner Qaick Step embellished with
correct representation of Steamship
Southerner. by Henry T: Oates. 25 cents.
Casper Gaords March, Composed by
lady Of South Carolina. 25 cents.
Lscy Long Polka. Stevermarkisohc 25 cts.
Caymioai Of Venice Poke, very popular.
25 cents
Steyomerkische Fdro,ite Polka 25 cents.
Also. all the New Music received by ex.
press tfom the principal publishers in the
United States.
a liberal discount made to dealers,
schools and seminalies
R:y~Orders for these publications must
DC sent to
GEORGE OATES.
2a4 and 23c King st. (at the bend)
Charleston.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-08-09
MR. CLAY.

The lofty aspirations ofthis ambi-
tious gentleman have more than once
led him into positions ofriilicule and
contempt. From all accounts he
figured quite conspicuously in such
apositionin q the Senate chamber, on
the 24th inst. The subject under
consideration was his pet--4the com
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-08-09
AN ENTIRE STOCK OF
.V'E W. GOODS!
IN THE NEW HOUSE ABOVE THE
PoST-OFFICk AT WEST UNION.

VIZ VI iSC ~ w Isl UNlON.
We arc now opening n select stock of
pretty and good Goods, amongst which
may be found Calicocs, from 'low doSen's
up to most any price. Muslirs. v5riasv
OF patterns; Alpaca; change,blc Iatst
Lustsc; Ginghams; Jackonet ahtl isS
MUSLIN; Cnmbrick; Bobenett; Jris, Ia s..
green Barcgc; black Lace netting; Tar-
ings; Laces; Silk and Cotton Handko or-
chiefs; Muslin Ties Ribons; Crayats.
black and fancy; Dnlp D'Ete, Mexicpn
mixture; Twceds; Kentucky Jeans; Tiels4
ing; Umbrcllns. A variety of Goodstor
genlcmans summer wear, &c. &c, ~
B0sssAcss "asony one" and Some
of the pretticst.
kinds.
Fr;slAiomabGe Hats; Me.icnn.
California; Pa. IA; Leghorn; Palm Leaf.
Caps. all sorts and sizes,
Drags; Indigo; Nadder; Salt& Com.
positions; Snuff; Soap; .Sa'eratus; Nista,s
Bnlsam Wild Cherry, S'mts SarsSpaliIla,
Dead Shot, Camphor DC DC.
Sugar Coffee, Powder, Lend.
Shot, Ginger, Pepper Caudy. sc. DC.
Saddles and Brides, MIartinpalcs,
Collars, " lips, DC, &c.
MaE'ilwaTe and Cutlery, ascythc
Blfdes, Hoes, Shoyes. Spades, Axes,
Hammers, Chisels, Augers, Saws, Cotton
and Wool Cards, Knives, fine assort-
mcnt. Buttons, violins d.. &c.
CrOckcry Tens, Plates, Dishes,
Bowls, Iumblcrs, DC, DC.
10 all of which VIC invite inspee.ion.
andif we cant SCH, Nuke no cbarre for az
showing our Goods, -
We will take in exchange for goods
Dry Tides, Bees wax, TaIIow. o,flers
Wool, and Seed Cotton. .
ALEXANDER ~ NIsvIL.
June ~ .,Sss
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-08-09
GEORGE OATES

MUSIC WARE ROOMS.
For the e.rcltistve'sule IF Bacon q. RAJ
pen's and Dubois end .Sea5my's
celebrated Grand fiction Pi-
ano Tortca,
2a4 and 236 King Street, (at the Bend,D
CHARLESTON. S. g.
E,ery Instrument sold is accompanied
u7h a Wrttten jgndauntec so fhott
there as no risk eAmcrer to tie lu5-
chaser
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-08-09

~" we are authorized to announce
Gen, f. N. GAnvIN as Candidate for
the Legislature, at the next election.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-08-09

ION n sudden open fly
With impctuous recoil and iaring soand
The internal doors; and on their hinges CRATE
Harsh thunder"
What awe strikes the beholder as
he enters this dark and gloomy man
sion Of the dead How doleful the
solitudel In looking around, / found
that was surrounded by more than
q score OF coffins, piled one upon the
other. | saw, also, that no vulgar
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-08-09

NICE READING--A bun,pkin,
who had borrowed diction ary TO
read, returned it alterhe got through,
with the remark; that cit was VERY
nice reading, but it somehow chan
ged the subject very often" 1t
was his sister who thought the first
ice cream she tasted was "a lect,o
fetched with the frost"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-08-09

~ we arc authorised 10 announce
Maj. j. Il. WnrEFrELD as a Candidate for
reelection to the Legislature at the next
election.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-08-09

Ev- 'Fhc friends of ]. b. souruEn.
LAND, Esq, beg leave to announce him
as q candidate fol- the Legislature at the
ensuing election.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-09-24
Silks-Silks-Silks.
For Sale.

IN mahogany case, and in all respects desirable nstrl-
ment. The above is well adapted for parlor small
church, and will be sold very reasonable terms. For
which, apply BETSEY CONVERSE, Ashland Street,
Worcester or to CIAS E. CONVERSE, No. 81 North
Market ST., Boston. diff Worcester Sept IL
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-09-24

YINHIs day received and for sale wnoesase ma re.s
Il the lowest prices, by H. Il LAASA''' ooi Msinst
sl9dwswls Coy
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-09-24

HE copartnership heretofore existing between the sub
IL scrbers under the firm of WooD KIMBALL o. Co, Is
this day dissolved by mutual consent The affairs OF the
late firm will be settled by Mr. WooD, who duly
authorised TO settle the SAMUEL WOOD,
NOAH KIMBALL,
Grafton Sept 49, 1885, S2ld6t G.. w. FORBUSH.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-09-24

DR.. Seth Arnold's Balsan,.
Dwelling House and Lot for Sale.

"A THE Estate on Pleasant Street, opposite Chestnut
90 So, well known as the property formerly owned
E.im and occupied by DIR. o. II. BLOOD The House in
good ORDER and the lot large and well stocked with the
choicest fruit trees very desirable residence for any one
wishing TO purchase. Terms easy The property can be
examined and particulars learnt by calling the subscriber
mo. IA dwistf BENZ. BUFFUM, Pleasant-st
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-09-24

THE subscribers have for sale at their Yard on PLY
i MOUTH STREET, the best varieties of PENN RED
and WHITE ASH, and AQUIDNECK GOALS which
will be furnished Of the best quality, dry and good order
and at the lowest rates.
The AoUIDNicK Coal is mined Portsmouth, r. L. is a
hard Red Ash Coal will be delivered at $3.50 per tom
For house furnaces cylinder Stoves etc. is warranted to
give good satisfaction.
Orders left at the Office No 222 MAIN STREET over
G. Foster Co.'s Store, E. ID. WErHERREE,s nRuo
SToRE corner Of Green and Temple Streets will meet with
prompt attention. RICE a. BARBOUR
April2. eodistf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-09-24
AUCTION SALE,

AUCTION SALE.
by CLARK 81 HATCH, Office No 10 Water Street.
corner of DevOnshre Street, Boston.
PACKAGE SALE TO THE TRADE.
Trade Sale of French Crystal Cut Glass,
french China richly decorated Bohemian GlassWae and
other rich Foreign articles,
= just received, by recent arrivals
On Friday, the 27th inst, at 10 O'Clock, in sales
room the office, we shall hold a large sale of
costly Foreign Goods, of about
AIM PACKAGES, consisting in part of rich French crys-
tai cut glass, French China richly decorated and
variety OF other rich goods goods just received in this
try and to be sold by the package trade Terms lib
eral and made known at the sale
Catalogues will be ready three days previous to the SALE
and samples will be arranged the day previous
Boston, Sept. 90, 1850. d4t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-09-24
WANTED,
go lbs Gum Arabic Lozenges

A WET NURSE to assist in nursing pair Of twins; ~,
~ NilkinsonvIle Sent 49, ds ALANSON WIGHT
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-09-24

Dissolution Of Copartnership.
NOTICES hereby gven the partnership lately sub
IN sisng between Thomas s. Smith and William ii. Da-
yenport under the of +. s. SMITH Co, is mutually
dissolved WILLIAM H. DAVENPORT is authorized to settle
THOMAS S. SMITH, Z
lfnlVn WILLIAM II. DAVENPORT
Worcester, Sept. 90, 1850. ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-09-24
NOTICE.

WTILLIAM II. DAVENPORT will continue to gerry OF
w the bushes of the manufacture of Cast Sgel hlt
Barrels as heretofore lie has secured the services
THOMAS s. sIIlTH to assist and superntend the manuac
ture of the same. All debts due TO the firm OF L. o. Si
a. Co. be paid, and those dnefrom The same niscnrrs
ed by the subscriber VIM II. uAFENrUI5na. TO-.
Worcester, Sept 90, 1850. oziuot
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-09-24
ARCHTTFCTURE.

TINE subscriber would respectfully to the cit
of Worcester and its vicinity, that he has taken
Room the third story of BRlNLEY ROW. directly OPP
pose the American Temperance House, for the purpose
Of Designing and Draining Plans Of Buildings, public and
private in all the various styles of Architecture and he
vite those who contemplate building give him CALL
he that from his experience Architect, that he
shall be enabled to give full satisfaction all who may ia
him with their patronage.
LEWIS E. JOY, Architect.
Worcester, Sept. IT, 1850.
MI am kindly permitted to refer the following gen
tlemen: Hon. Henry Chapin S. d. Harding, Thomas A
Clark Walter r. Bigelow, Edward Lamb, Freeman Upham
NJ. IL. Morse. c4w SIG
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-09-24
NOTICE.
[Flannels ~ Flannels.

LIVERY quality and width Of White Yellow and Scarlet
IL Fannels now in Store and for sale cheap at
Aug ~ dw4wis HALL IL TII0MPSON,s.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-09-24
Worcester Bank.

4 DIVIDEND of profits will be payable on Monday,
"A October 7th.
The Annual Meeting of Stockholders will be holden the
banking Rooms on Friday, October lth, O'Clock PM
Tor the choice OF Directors for the ensuing year for consd
erlg the expedency of applying for increase of capital
ana oil accepting the act extending the charter and for the
transaction OF any other business which may legally come
before them VIM CROSS, Cashier.
Worcester, Sept 49, 1850. dwistOn
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-09-24

WORCESTER IN 1860.
fINHE subscriber will publish in few DAYS book with
Il the above title containing
1. New Map of the City,
Surveyed and drawn by L. b. HEALY, Civil Engineer
showing all the public streets of the city with THEIR NAMES
as recently established by the City Council boundary
lines OF the Wards with other Improvements up to the
present time-Scale, 200 rods to an inch.
q GUIDE to all places of public interest in the Civ
with notices of public institutions schools &C. &C. illus
trated by
New and Beautiful Ensravings
OF Public Buildings U Price only rs Cents per COPY
HENRY J. ROWLAND,
Aug 2e, 1850. wItdistf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-09-24
DAGUERREOTYPES.
Notice.
For Sale,
English and French Stationery.

Els 1AS11 eSIIu T O11OI1 DUeIO1O11C1ys
~ 1LT Plain and Embossed Billet Papers Envelopes
VI Embossed, Figured, Plain French Billes and Letters
lnkstands great variety for desk pocket and school.
Tissue Papers, Steel and Gold Pens, Sealing Wax, WATERS
Measuring TAPES, Mathematical Instruments in Cases
States, Back Cannon Boards, Lady's Portfolios Pocke,
and Penknves, Scissors Wallets, Potmonies Bankers
Cases with Locks. Water Color Paints, together with
Writing Books, Memorandum, Batk Account Books 9
geat variety, constantly for sale at the lowest MaIke
Prices at the Chep Book Store Of
septl8eodw3t s. A. ROWLAND.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-09-24
FRENCH SHIRTS.

EhENCH SH1RIS.
MANY GENTLEMEN have found it impossible to OBJ
vi tain well made and well fitting Shirts and have submit
ted with more or less fortude the annoyance
and veXaon produced by uncomfortable collar and badly
fitting 'front.' The subscriber has for the past
endeavoed to remedy these evils by giving his attention
entirety to the manufacture of the finer qualities of shirts
TO ORDER by cartu and accurate measurement and invites
all who wish for really good article call and their
measures. CHARLES A. HEWINS,
Joys Building, entrance 81 Westinghouse
Boston, Aug 30, 1850. dMTh6m
lJ1n compliance with the request of several friends MFR.
HEwINs will be in WORCESTER Tuesday next,
Sept Gath, at the Store OF VIM. II. HUDSON, No
FLAGG BUILDINGS, Main Street, between the hours of
A. NJ and p NJ. for the purpose of taking measures.
Gentlemen of Worcester who may have found difficult
to obtain ceH made and ceH fitting Shirts invited
call as above G.. A. HEWINS.
Sept 81. DIT
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-09-24

CATTLE SHOW BALL.
AIDES and GENTLEMEN can find at the New
IL Boot s. Shoe Store. A good assortment of Dan
cling Shoes s. Boots as follows
Ladies' French Satin Slippers;
NeiIs While and Black do. do;
French Kid Slippers;
do. do Buskns;
Fine Kid and Morocco Slippers;
Thin Silk and Satin Cater Boots;
Gents Patent Leather Boots;
do do do Congress Boots;
do do do Oxford Ties
do do do Dancing Pumps;
do common Kid and Morocco Dancing Shoes.
Ladies and Gentlemen in want of any Shoes or Boots
for dancing will find them by calling at No. 100 Main
ST. LONGLEY s. SNOW.
Worcester, Sept. IL, 1850. dw3wis.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-09-24
PUBLIC NOTICE,

PUBLIC NOTICE.
DR. HI. w. BUXTON, PulmOnist, from the
Clinical school of Medicine Woodstock, and late
sociae of DR. s. FITCH of New York-would respect
fully announce the Citizens Of Worcester and vicinity,
that he has taken Rooms No rney Hall, where he
be con ued by The Consu ptive, and where those afflicted
with Diseases Of the Throat Heart Lungs may learn
their condition, and be furnished with the most
cessful Mechanical and Medicinal Remedies
With the experience ofabou fifteen years extensive and
successful General Practice of Medicine Dr. Buxton con-
,eny introduces himself and his valuable Botanic Rene
dies to this afflicted Public. His services be promptly
ota ed his Office by the sick bed hour by day
night, when prevented by previous Professional
duties. Worcester, sept lS, 1850.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-05-15
M0ntour County.

The Governor having signed the bill to
divide Columbia county, this new county
will organize by the election Of its officers
next fall. Moniour county comprises Dan.
vile. Anthony, Derry, Limestone, Liberty,
Mahoning, Franklin, about half Of Madison
and Of Roaringcreek, and abou, a third Of
MoH,our and lIemlock-or the Southern
half Of Columbia county. 1t is narrow
sinp-probably the smalles, county in the
S.a!e-but rich, and with the energy OF
Danvile Gts seat Of JUSTICE will make a
respectable county. The old County
Buildings will doubtless answer for time
as well as new. The number Of Taxables
in Mon,our is about 250O, leaving 4loo
in Columbia. 1t is to be hoped the result
NAV preserve the State from any further
annoyance and loss in the prosecution OF
the lhirty-fve years contention between
Dan and Bloom.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-05-15
The Tariff

Is a question Of National concern, and we
hope the day may soon arrive when 1t
will Ee treated as such, and not as party
football. We clip the following para
graph from q recent letter Of Observer,
a correspondent, of the Philad. Ledger. \"
a radical Free Trade" paper. We are
of opinion the proposed modification Of
the Tariff to which he refers would meet
the views of the mass Of the people in this
State
1.-The revenue from customs, ,fof the fiscal
year ending 3Oh June, 1850, exceeds al
ready the estimates OF Mr.. Meredith, for
the whole year, by more than half mill
ion of dollars. 1t will probably reach be-
tween thiny-six and lhlriy-eleh'. perhaps
forty million Of dollars. This has not
been " famine year y and the phenome-
non mus, therefore be explained on new
principle. There is, nevertheless, u strong
party in Congress, who want to see home
valuations introduced 10 project the revenue
against frauds. and TO give The American
manufacturer or iron master the benefit Of
the experiece of certain number Of years,
by fixing the value Of the duiiable article.
according TO IFS average price for certain
period. This will not interfere with the
principles of the Tariff of 1876, and yet
prove satisfactory to many who are now
partially opposed TO H."
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-05-15

in another column will be found the
the report of the Committee OF Thirteen,
which the Senate appointed TO concoc, a
log-roIliDg bill to se1ls all questions con-
nected with The Slavery question in the
National Councils. The Committee had
(of course) majority yof Sou,herners; and
of The Norlherners, Mr.. Bright, OF Ind.
owns slaves in kentucky ,and the "grea'es,
reg,e," Of Mr.. Dickinson Of y. Y, is, tina,
he twas not born in Old Virginia" From
such committee, Liberty had nothing to
expect, and is not, therefore, disappointed.
When the grea, Compromiser, MIR. Clay,
had presented the Report, six of the lhir-
teen Committee ec-men-Niessrs. Cooper and
Phelps from the North, and Mcssrs. Berri
en-, Clemens, Downs, and Mason from the
South-arose and declared their dissent in
whole or in part from the recommenda-
tons Of the report. The South wan, more
concessions Still, and expect 10 find dough-
faced towards enough at the North to ge,
lhem.-rhe success Of this omnibus plan,
even in The Senate, is doubtful.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-05-15
a Good Provision.

One Of the provisions Of the Constitution
OF California is as to'lows :-Erery lam
enacted by the Legislature shall contain
but one oliec, and that shall be er.
pressed in the title" This is an exec!
len, provision, and was intended to guard
agains, Legislative log rolling" which
seeks TO combine several objects in one
Omnibus bill, SO called. We Of Penrsyi.
vania have suffered more from this char
ac!eris,ic manner OF getting bad measures
though under false names, than any olhe,
Sale. 1t is an infamous system. and is
not surpassed in desperation and cunning
by any modern invention Of those who live
by their wi's.-Danrille Democrat.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-05-15
LescSsbaSrg, Pa.
Wednesday Morning, May Is.

~As the Editor is at Court, all the
sins o. this Chronicle must be credited 10
The Printer.
We think the Telegraph must be "out Of
order.' as we have had no " dispatches
from New Berlin. We are informed how.
ever that the Wing County Convention ol
Yesterday appointed ROBERT V. GLOVER. .oi
Har,leton, Representative Delegate TO tie
State Convention, and concurred with the
appointment ofC fCoI.ALExANDER k.MCLURE
of the "Juniata Register" as the Senatorial
Delegate.
Moreover, the Mail from Harrisburg
and Philad. yesterday utterly failed as faI
as Lewisburg was concerned: consequently
we pretend not to have The la.es, news.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-05-15

the chemical operations Of nature than the
mechanical ones OF man. In consequence
of this minute division, every particle of
the lime is brought into intimate contact
with the soil and exerts its full intlu ence !;
while the Inburued though finely y.divided
limestone may require many years, and
probably centuries of them to yield all its
benefits. The difference to The soil is
analogous TO that of an animal swallowing
unbroken grain and cooked meal. In the
former case, the grain may possibly be
voided before diges,ed in the latter, every
particle Of the fcrnaceous nu,r;men, has
been developed by the expanding heat, and
is thus ready for immediate assimilation
by the stomach.
Ii is important to secure the maximum
bene6, Of lime, that it be kept near the
surface. Air, moisture, heat and light are
; all imptr,snt agents in effecting chemica
charges in The soil; and these are only to
be found al or near the surface. From its
greater we: Rht, there is a constant ,enden.
cy to sink, no, only from the operations OF
the rlow, spnde, &c, h1t from the washing
Of rain, the operations of moies, earth
worms. and insects, besides such portions
as are Dissolved and carried Down. This
Consideration should induce frequent ap'
plica,on of small quantities, say 20 10 ~
bushels per acre. as often at least. as once
every three to five years. And to secure
its immediate action, which IS no, felt for
one or two years, i. may be intimately
mixed with four or FIVE times its bulk o!
rich turf or Ioam. and allowed TO remain
| for few mcnihs or year. when it will be
! ready q. once TO commence lis work of re-
generation IN he soil. besides yielding a
valuable manure in the rich loan with
which i, has been mixed.