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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-02
THE
FARMER AND MECHANIC.
FlETH VOLUME.

FIFTH VCLUNE.
THIS publication is designed to promote
the best interests of Inventors, Mcchan-
les. Manufacturers and Africans. the pur-
pose of which, is to afford It's readers an
accurate and reliable record of the progress
Of Agriculture, Manufactures and the Arts;
to suggest improvements or describe sNch
as from time to time may be ma"c-to
stimulate the spirit of invention and enter
prise-lo disseminate such useful know
EDGE connected with the industrial pur-
suits of the American people, as Will cha,
bic the intelligent mechanic to command
the patronage of capital instead OF becom-
ing its subordinate and serviIe dependent
lis object is, especially, to benefit the me
chanlcal classes, containing as It does, no.
tees of all the new and various MechanI-
cal and Scientific Discoveries, Improve
mems and Inventions, with
NUMEROUS ILLUSTRATIONS.
Also, NOlices, Designs, plans and Engrav-
ings illustrative of Cottage and Villa Ar
chitecture; the progress of Science and the
AIS mathis country and EuroPe-the most
authentic Railroad Intelligence. An au-
then,ic Weekly List Of New Patents dI-
rect from the Patent Ollice-a reliable and
weekly corrected Price Current-the only
fully authentic Reports of the American
Institute prepared exclusively for lis col,
umns, &c, &c.
THE FARMER AND MECHANIC
Contains large amount OF valuable ard
Scientific reading matter, and has the Iarg'
EST circulation of any Mechanical paper oI
ITS size published in the country.
As an advertising sheet and apProprI
ale medium for Patents and Inventions II
has become, and we uust will continue
peculiarly favorilc, and the facilities given
| for extensive publicity through It's columns
for all new and useful improvements are
probably unriyalIed, circulating as it does,
| in every State and Territory III The Union
and also the British Provinces.
The volume complete, will contain near
" THREE HUNDRED well executed ENGRAv'
INcs Illustrative of New Improvements III
Manufactures, Mechanics, and the Useful
Arts, published in illy-two weekly mum.
bers, quarto, at Two DOLLARS PER ANNuN,
IN ADVANCE.
Erg- Information given respecting, and
Pa ents obtained for New Inventions, or
application at this Office.
W. II. STARR,
]. ALDURTlS,
Editors and ProprlctorS.
observation-disclosures of twelve lines
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-02
c. A. s. WOLF,
MATCHMAKER AND JEWELlER,
No. 263 Baltimore Street,
Cd door west of Hanover,
BALTIMORE,

Goid and Silver Lever, Lepine and
Verge Watches and Fashionable Jewel
ry OF every description.
Particular attention paid to tile repairing
Of Watches and Jewelry. "a
March 26, 1850. 80.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-02
ILINES.

25 baskets Champaign, choice brands,
90 do do plntS,
l25 casks old Madeira, Port, pale and
Bro. Sherry,
70 casks sweet Malaga and Muscat, Lis
bon, Sicily and F. Madeira, land
ing and for sale by McVeigh, Bro. & ca
March -, 1880.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-02
TO WOOL-GROWERS & FARMERS.

T WISH to call the attention OF the wool
| growers and merchants of our own and
he neighborlGg counties, TO the various
fabrics which | am now manufacturing,
md which | cannon but think will meet
heir wishes aud their interests, and re.
.pcclfuily request that they will ca!l and
sec me n their earliest convenience.
| am row manufacturing ~ Coverlets
very richly coIorcd; 6! fuIlcd Kerseys,
line Twillrd flannels, and plaid Linseys.
al of which will compete with any IN the
country. W. j.. NEBB.
Gbonho-ds.nwn. Die. r.. 40. n
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-02
TO PLANTERS AND FARMERS

!
TENTISH & co.'s prepared Guono.
n The subscribers having been appoint
cd Agents for the sale Of the above FcruI-
izer, are ready to receive orders for the
same at manufacturers prices, one cent
per pound. Terms cash-n9 charge for
casks.
Among many certificates, we refer to
he following:
u have used 2 or Tons Of your pre-
pared Guano. last wear, on corn, oats, po-
tatocs. ,urnips and wheat-haye used ey-
crv description of manures IS well as the
imported Guano, and would give yours
preference to all Of them for chcapucss.
durability, convenience; and II Increased
nv crops double fold. | would recon-
mend it strongly TO al Farmers AID Gar
teners.
Nav %, 40. -,igncdI TM. MILLS.
Leach Fam, Jamaica, l.. l."
/" Il rcnovates the exhausted lands Of the
South, and on tobacco and corn II is IN
valuable. CSignedl
KENTISI & co.
This article contains portion Of bone
dust, and not particle Of sand, dirt, &c.
Il can be used at al seasons aud with one
third the labor of any other fertilizer. LIS
effects are visible many years. Il destroys
ali insects, and for the poorest land re.
quires but $50 pounds per acre. For
narlicuIars see pamphlets ~ ~rf7a =
MUNCASrER d DODGE. ,,
Georgetown, D. c. I
Dec. 10, ls4a.
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NIangel WurtZel.

The following extract from a paper by
the Able Rozier, will show very conclu-
siveIy the great value of this root as a ma
terial in the food of stock. He says:
"In giving these roots TO cattle for food,
they are first washed and then cut into
pieces about the size of 4 nut. 1t is al
ways best to accompany them when given
TO horned cattle, with clover, or other hay
or straw, and if the hay or straw has been
previously cut fine, it will be preferable.
If horses are fed with this root, with q
proportion of cut hay or straw, (half OF
EACH they will be fat, vigorous and heal
thy. If ,hey are worked severely, a little
oats or corn may be added. 1t is thus
thew are treated in Germany, where this
root stands in the stead of meadows or
grass lands, and where excellent horses
are well known.
Hogs, fed upon them raw, after they
have been cut up and mixed with milk OF
other drink, fatten as well upon them as
upon boiled potatoes.
AS to the cattle, much will depend or
the proportion Of other fodder, which YOU
allow them. Cows, fed twice a day il
winter upon eighteen lbs. of these roots a
each time, together with four lbs. of hay
or chopped straw, will give as much milk
as in summer, and they will be kept in the
best possible state.
Oxen, fed with forty pounds weight o
these roots per day, with ten pounds o
hay for one month, and after that with mt
,y pounds weight per day of the roots
alone, will be fat enough for sale in tw'
months more"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-02

r X. WHITE respectfully invites the atten-
u. ton of purchasers TO his large and we'll Sc
lected assortment of Dry Goods, QueeuSware,
Hardware, Groceries, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps,
sc.
Shepherdstown, Dec. 4, 1919.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-02

SLAVERY THIRTY YEARS AGo.-Thc Sa-
vannah Georgian publishes the following
hit at the North:
Some thirty years ago, the pious people
of Rhode Island, were shocked and out
ragged on finding that blacksmith was al
work on the Sabbath. The sound of his
hammer and the revcrberltions of his an
vii sorely annoyed the shepherd Of the vii
lage flock, and the more SO as the black
smith was pillar of the church, aud q
bright and shining light of the congrega-
,ion. Of course he was "churched -
taken TO task. In defence OF himself, he
slated that one OF the savers, in getting
ready to go to SEA, found she was deficient
IN handcui1,s, and he was obliged to work
al! Sunday 10 supply her ! The good
shepherd Of the flock decided it was !;
cork of necessity, justified by the gospel,
and Deacon Hart was excused.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-02
NEW
CASH STORE.

THE Subscriber las just Received ard Is no"
/ opening in the House formerly occupied ~
solomon SIsIey new and extensive assortment
of foods such as Groceries, bacon, Liquors
WjTcs. Hardware. Queeusware, Boots Shoes
and Hats. domestic CouoI = &c. all OF which ne
will sell wholesale or retail at city prices merely
addin. cost of transportation. rs he intends sell
ling exclusively for Cash or IN eNcha'ge Tor pro-
duce. he nopcs to be able 10 sell atsuch prices
as TO make il an iuducement for all no wish to
deal in that way to give him caii. For insiares
he will sell good Orleans sugar at Cts
prime do do =.
very best do DO
Bet moasses 5ii sai.
Orleans do do 37k
Sugar House syrup ~
good Rio coffee nc
very best do ~ ~
best q. T. do Extra article L23
Bacon u
Domestics very cheap b. The Price and every
tbjgg in my Line al the corresponding rates, Il
You dop'rbeli.ss 1t cali and see. '--t So q.
DAVID BILLmIER:
April IS, ls50d
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Compendium IF .Ni,cs and Prices Current
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U4PDIG.4hE.

H,4RDit.4hE.
80 kegs superior nails, assorted, 81 IS
per kcg, scythes, sneads, rifles, grain
forks, shovels, &c.
Nav II. ID. BlLLM Elk.
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wear, $l2 90.
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sg No man has right TO do as he
please except when he Pie-sls u 20 right
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-02
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-07-16
OLD SERIES, VOL. II, NO. AZ.

man, but resolved to comply with his inigDe.
,ons. He took leave Of Mr.. Barton in the
manner contemplated, and instead Of re-
proachcs and opposition, the latter only star
ed at him in asionishmon,, without ut,oung a
word. He was forced TO depart without see
ing Mary, who could not be found. He lard
aside his gun as directed, aud strobe briskly
along the path leading through the orchard.
Is he was mounting the tall fence at the
flrlhcst extremity OF the enclosure. he cspicd
Mary emerging from a thick hedgo in adj.
vance, aud turn TO meet him.
Farewell, Charles" said she, taking his
hand. Mr. Brown was with us this NOM
ing. and said this thing would come io pass.
He told father to do nothing to oppose IL, at
hls peril. aud said to mc tina, ! must meet
you hcrc--bu, for what purpose, | know not. -
MARY" ,aid Charles, filtenng, " ! am
unvouhy--Jui--"
= What do you mean, Cha.Ics''
an InNuflhy-
3" You arc no such thing, Charles"
~ moan am unworthy, bu, that"
Bu, tia, unUorlhy"
~ lou. you. Mary." 4 silence of somc
moments cnsucj, during which the mlidon''
face was slightly rcddcncd, bu; quick resum.
ed IL wonlcd palcnc,,, and her dark lustrous
eyes rested On the youth, whose face vas
bent down IN icNr and uncertainty.
II believe you do, Chlrlcs-bul why do
you ,rrmblr -u'"
Because cannot hopc--'
81 am sure YOU eau, though | love you,
too uron my word Now, YOU aImos,
make no, trcmblc Thcrc--lci me go--Ihai''
enough. IN all conscience Now, Why are
YOU leaving mel"
- know not, Mary Mr. Brown has no,
todd me-"
"Ialwiy. do everything that good man
rcquircs-.hc will never lead you wrong,
Charles but wha, will become ol the wncn
you are away' Father SAYS the nplcious
soldiers are coming"
"lst possible Which, thr English or
the Americans"
The laurr-bul father de,c,,s both sides "
Il kno0 lt-bu, our army will never Do
hun any injury. mus, uoN leave YOU
Good bye
When viii you come bark"
~ know nol-bll mas heaven protect you
ull then go
" And YOU, too, Charlie, 2"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-07-16
lFum the y y a., n'ok.l
Reforming the World

There are 50 many people engaged on form
inc planS. and ~ many WAYS proposed iur 4
General rtiaunl,ion Ut mankind, 'ha, one o.,
alnu,, persuaded that somc real good In the
a,r d, going to BE- brough, about Philoso-
ph,r,, plulau,brop..,s and fanatic, seem to be-
earnestly devoted To- the one grand Ob'cc,, and
th, World d, locking forward 10 the promul-
rat.cn or some great idea which shall bring
Iirh, out of darkness, oricr out Of disorder,
form and substance ct, Of chaos, and make
thrs wrctchcd, mircrablc, degraded world q
paradise. Fanny Wrgh,'s plan don take,
because Fanny d, woman aud has no busl-
ness to have plan People don't want 10
hear a woman preach. Robert Owens plan
came within one Of bcing adopted. People
had littlr to- much 10 attend IN, or Owen
would have succeeded. Horace Grccly has a
great many pllns-hc goes for puuing all
the new ideas IN one kettle and boiling them
down together They NAV make a pudding
they may make 4 sort Of wax or perhaps
end m sugar, like Vernon, sap, y and they
,aay all boil away. At any rate, Horace Is
for making the " po, boil" lot what will conc
oG the ingredients. One day Fourierism bub-
les up spuuers and hutIers while and then
dies away. The mex, day Owenism pops us
head out, froths and SINNERS, and goes down
again then up JUMPS something else, anti
reniism, land reform, abolitionism, anti-hang-
ing, anIi-hOgging IN the navy, or some new
fancy article that is thrown in TO keep the ln-
gradients from " separating" like new chun-
ed butter.
l, seems 4 lir,le strange that with all boil
ing and fOamlng and suffering, the wodd
gets no better. These men certainly try
hard enough and il they keep on few thou
sand years longer they may possibly begin to
make an impression upon mankind, and IN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-07-16

AT this june,ure, females more resemble an.
gels than a, any subscquen, period Of their ex.
is,cncc. SO. at least, the fortunate swain i'm
agincs, who enjoys her frs, aud only affection
in all ts force
When Charles presented himself, Mr.. Bar
ton greeted him merely with ci'ility. lie
was received into the family, bu, wIlhou, the
ceremony Of hrariy welcome, and was IN
formed tha, he might consider himself IN pos.
session Of home. but ihl, It was expected he
should contribute for his maintenance, such
labor a. might be- required Of him. To this
he readily asson,cd, and was pleased to OBJ
serve a slight smile, but Que Of kindness and
encouragement, on the face OF Mary, who had
scrutinrcd him in silence, from the time he
entered the apartment, without once having
aNcucd her dark bcamlng eyes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-07-16

ducc somebody TO practice what they 80 earn
cslly preach. Courage, gentlemen (La
dies and gentlemen, We beg pardon Of III,
womcns con,cnlion) Try again-bcuer
luck ncN, time Before, however, you spcnt
too much time upon any ono plan, We would
mos, respectfully invite your attention to q
short bit Of history.
About eighteen hundred years ago thcr,
appeared in the city Of Jerusalem a Pcrsor
who from all accounts, knew more about this
world aud human nature than anyswho had
ever lived upon the earth before him, OF has
been known since Indeed, 1t is believed by
a very large portion Of mankind, that lis
mode the World and all that there IS in 1t
that he controlled the world and the waves.
The sun, moon and stars moved At his bidding;
water turned to vine, stones to bread, trees
wiihcrcd, the dead awokc, the earth shook
and an nature animate and inanimaic, obeyed
him. In short be was Dcity--so proclaimed
- proved hims''f--douSlrts asd -ayiliors "a
the contrary notwithstanding, Well, this
Being turned his attention, lor the space OF
,hrc" wears, to the reformation Of mankind.
lie told rs, IN Ccw short and SIMPLE SEN
'cnccs, how 'o live now to a''' and now to die.
lis plan ls 81 simple tha, a child can under
stand %. No one from iha, day Ia 'hls, who
has heard Of :, bu, acknowledged ., to be the
nos, perfect, the mos, beautiful, the mos,
simple and the most practicable Of ANYTHING
ever imagined. II adopted by mankind gen.
crllly, or by communities, Nc should ha,cun
wars, no TAXATION uo need Of laws and consc-
qucn,ly no Furnishing, no iogrug, no rent
or lnu.rcu,. no slavery; but one and all
would ENJOY every comlor, 40 life always live
IN peace and be always happy tie said no,
a word about focrIng IN the navy, nothing
about anii-sa,cry, nor auy oi the other new
Iy discovered evils. Yc, ior what liuc he
dad ,ay be- wls cruelty beaten, ,rourscd and
crucifcd. lis saving, were written IN =
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-07-16

In few seconds he returned, his eyes
sparkling with delight, and his features glow
ING with health and beauty. "Oh mamma,
the poor woman was ~ thankful, she wanted
to turn hack, bu, would not le, her; aud
she Sa,d, " God help the noble lady, and YOU
too, NV pretty lamb. INV children will now
have bread for these two DAYS, and we shall
60 on our way rejoicing"
The ewes Of the lady glis,cnsd as she heard
the recital Of her child. and her hart told
her that il, dictates bestowed a pleasure the
cold reasoning OF the Acad could never be-
stow.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-07-16
utt5J8iiAWao05.
THE HEAD AND THE HEART

H--. lisa beautiful thing from Jhe pen vi
NJ, C-rrvaI Barry Wilson --
"PI.ls.. my hd,, bay no,egay, o' be-
stow "a trac. ua, ,tc ,Jitc>- Of pale,
sma-.lt.d woman, bold.D. a few withcred
f.a,r, rn her hand, TO hly Who sl, on the
b.rrl az brighton watching th, blue waves oi
,lc rcced,ng tide.
&c I have no pence. my conj woman, - said
'hc lady, Io'ttus up Crvn ,hc novel she was
peIusnr with a ii.'Ioss gaze, III / had, |
would CIV, them ,o YOU"
81 an poor widow, with lhrcs helpless
children depending upon nc, road you be-
STOW a small triae 10 help US on our way ''
" have no hllEpcncc, " reiterated the la
dy somcwha, Pettishly. Really" she add
ed as the poor applicant turned rncekly away,
&" this Is worse than the streets OF Loudou
they should have a police on the shore To pre-
,eut annoyance"
They we're the ,hougb,loss dictates Of the
had
Mamma" said a blue-cyed boy, Who
was playing on Ihs beach At the ladys feet,
hinging pebbles into the sea, II wish YOU
had penny, tor the poor woman does look
hungry, and YOU know ihl, We arc gong to
have a nice dinner, and VOC have promised
me a glass Of wine"
The heart Of the lady answered tho appeal
Of the child, and with a blush OF shame
cr.msoning her cheek at the tacit rePrOof his
ar,less words conveyed, she opened her reti'
cule, placed a hall crown IN his tiny hand
and IN another moment the boy was bound
lng along the sands on his errsnd of mercy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-07-16

Covui>,rios Tyrg SrrriNo. We had
m opportunity o., examining ,hi, new system
uf composing types, and rrrlrl,ng b, a' Of
great practical utility, are induced briefly lo
describe it, pccuI,auur, To our readers.
TIC improvement, consist, u having the
mos, frcru,u, vorl, and syllable, ia the lam
,u1rc cas-, in one body. or IS a single wpc,
such ar iis. and, m, q, O., 70, &C.. by which
,hr co-,yc,.to D. enabled to comrlr'" lar
r,r aurun, of wsrs than b, the old mclh"d.
The plan D, thc r,,al, oi the long experience
uf a practical p,tn,rr Mr J n Tubru, IN
vbo.c oiEr, O. Spruce street, It has been
some month, ,u operation, and hnS already
attained "a speed Of TOO rm~ pr hour.
VI. 7 ha. adapted h., additional " sorts
60 thr prc,cu, description of cases." with
such Sigh, alteration, ,, 20 enable a comPrs-
ior ,u acquire 'hr plan ln a Jew hours. The
tucon,cni,ncc non c,pcucnrclby both having
system, operating 90 hls office, Mr Toblu cN.
p.r,, soon to remedy, D., substituting ,hc
d" combinations, G,- DO, o,hc' 'ou,s Of iypc,
as fast ay Do, compositions require, and as he
cain, some tNcn,y lgr cent, 10 speed, he
mlsts corresponding reduction in charges.
We ate apIhor.1'I by hm 'oin'i'c all pos
,rblc scrutiny and objection, ard he aNo"s
buuscIi ready to submit O, amy lcst To prove
boo, plan pus,c,se, the sd'aslgrs ho claims
iurlt; and be- offers 10 employers the rcsul, OF
his experience. together With the free use OF
his " matrices" ou condition that for ccr-
tain period, their Joumcymcn shall receive
the use Of it, advAn,vsa..--lN. Y Mirror.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-07-16
~ Young upplers should gc, the follow
ipE by heart -
Men b,and, drink, anil never think
The grl. at all can tell IL;
The, don't .upposs ~omln's nose
Va. ever made 10 sRcll IL.
ProrASrvrss aSp Dr,rn-A western

PEurASrSrss AND DrArn.-A western
missionary communicates the following -
Mr.-camc into his house cnc morn
ing, after feeding his cattle-was perfectly
vcll-sat down IN hls chair, and began to
clrse his family with horrible oaihs. His
elder sou three times eutrcaled him To stop
swearing, but each successive time he sworc
more proianely. The third time he used the
most blasphcmous language he could invent !;
but before he finished his sentence fell dead
from hls chair"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-07-16
pO&GNV
tFor ths n,mo,rai. !
STOOD ALONE.

Nrs3 ylns, a ,arb sruor
Upyarri DO, fagilc hsab-
AL uas, o. uyuhIia. glance u thrc~
NruunI be-. hr,l, b-i.
Nok,adrsI t,surb 10. ,rudril. sasG~i
o. aas~sr o. d. Own
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