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The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-04-11
ARRIVAL OF THE
STEAMSHIP EUROPA.

HALIFAX, n. s., April "a p. M.
The steamship Europa, with two weeks
later intelligence from Liverpool, arrived
here at half past two O'Clock this afternoon
having sailed on the 23d of March. She
has thus made the passage in 1 days, the
first quick trip this season.
The political news is of no interest what
ever.
The latest advices from India are less
encouraging than was expected.
From the Continent there is little Of mo.
ment.
The Elections in France have passed
over quietly, and the Republic was free
from excitement at the latest dates.
The latest accounts from Havre giEs
remarkably favorable reports Of the Cot
ton market, with much steadine.s in pEi-
ces.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-04-11

Dauphin,
Delaware,
Erie,
Fayette,
Franklin,
Indiana,
Lycoming, Clinton and Potter,
Lancaster.
Lebanon,
LuZerne,
Lehigh and Carbon,
Monroe, Pike and Wayne,
Mercer, Yenango and Warren,
Mifflin,
Montgomery,
Northampton,
Northumberland.
Philadelphia City,
Philadelphia county,
Somerset.
Schuylkill,
Susquehanna and Wyoming,
Tioga,
Washington and Greene,
Westmoreland,
Union,
York,
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-04-11

TWe learn this morning tina. Gov.
Johnston has vetoed the Appor,ionment
Bill.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-04-11
HoUsR OF REPRESENTATIVES.

HoUsk OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Adams,
Allegheny,
Bedford and Cambria,
Berks,
Bucks,
Butler and Lawrence,
Blair and Huntingdon,
Bradford,
Beaver,
Chester,
Cumberland, Perry and Juniata.
Centre,
Clearfield, Elk and Mckean,
Clarion, Armstrong and Jefferson.
Columbia and Sullivan,
Craw ford,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-09


SPEECH OF MR.. WEBSTER, AT BosToN.-The
following is condensed report of the speech of
Mr.. Webster nj Boston. on the 29th nit:
NJ. vU.h.,,iu ,ol H., H., r..
r, ~ ~ 80 ~ he, ;n IN, .s,1ns ~ ssss,i ~ -, -.
~ say s'.as -. VIC ees',o " s,see
a',.,s', en- fn ar,.sr,a =, ~ ,,e,
,,rrrass ,.J no has raJs y, snsnr er, -
H. as'e ;..s,s 20 al.
,',aS .,,,d =, ndns IN, nan, ,l,s, a;',s,s,
o =, :. - s,i II , ;j ~, ,s
s;sad sIr;oyr = ,n,i{ No, ~ ,,.do ~''o
IT. iii, ~. I;sJ J,,,,.,;
RI S, S,jiy ,h "
ron ,ha, ,hev aid No, cosns hers m ~ ,;sa.,
This suss moi The iacs no th , 4, ;ss u IN,
oues,ons i-y
He had ir, HIS ov,r ur,lIs vsav M. a at4v, -,
eonciliaie-toc calm the excited STATE az IIin which
agilated the rublie mind Of the North and Of Inc
| Southland 10 restore to the federal government
the ability to conduct its affairs as heretofore with
effective unity 1t could not be concealed for the
fact was evident to all that il was ont of the power
of Congress to legsae for the general interests of
the whole country, until such measures should
first be adopted which would have direct tsnden-
cy to allay the excitement which all patriots must
deprecate.
In tins condition OF ihlngs-'n this peculiar situ-
alton OF afiairs-he had thought that the Common
weaHh Oh massachusetts, Weuid nave approved OF
all honest endeavors to alay existing dlssensions,
ana tne pubic sentiment every where, irrespective
OF iocaiily, would approve the eff0ris such as he
tons he should not be disappointed; but, however
that might be, it was his intention TO perseyere in
me % course o. paelncailon nc which be had COM
ia,aI - ;,s II, 50 iAi as re-
iaisd TI 10 MN peIsonaLiy y,,.
Under no circumstances would ne give the slight
snsJ IN h;s ,o'a, % ,S M1n sIa,,
INV tongue cleave to The roof of NV mouth con.
tinued Mr.. Webster, in tone of exceeding anima-
tion, before give countenance TO any agltations
y Sna, us h hIs s ~ 70 n,s ss. =. .ne
press hs opinions fully on this and kindred subjects.
salss S Was sd ne rle,,ea Ext 70 ssy ins grsa;es.
in The public mind in reference to many Questions
now before Congress. He would mention, for
example, that concerning the surrender Of fugitive
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-09
NEW ORLEANS. THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 8, 1850.
EDUCATION.
HIGH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES

HIGH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIRS,
AS BOARDERS AND DAY PUPILS Carondelet
IN gtYect. ST. Joseph, established in 1842 under the
SUI snerintsneence OF the MISSES ALLISOJN, from Lon.
This Institution, conducted on the best plans of
European instruction. constantly open for the reception Of
young ladies' IN all the solid and ornamental branches requ
site to a complete and finished education
TERMS and other particular may be known on applica
ton at the residence Of the MISSES ALLISON Caon
delst street. jal4 1y
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-09
VOLUME III-NUMBER 81.


-@--r
The news By The Csmhsis po.scssss bud ligiIe IN
teresf, and differs bat -ehsIy with the aecounts 20
recently received by the Canada.
The English Ministry have been dsfsafed III Par
lament two or three minor guestionn which has
given rise 10 general belief thar they win 30 forced
10 resign Disrneif, the leader Of fhe opposifion,
has recovered bis health
The accounts from the manufacturing 5isteicts
exhibit but little Improvement Prices do uol keep
pace with the advance Of the raw material Short
time y 70 be resorted 70 N the maBafacforiss. j.
The Greek commerce, it j. said, has already aszfz
Tered By he English b|oekade % fhe amount a
two millions starring, which, with the dssEzucfan
a the crop BY frost, will cause large falling 81 m
the revenue, and ia scaiculated toincTcaae teEroW@
ing dilcontsnt Of ihe people,
( AT the qnays Of Limerick fks7e were tsseIse ves-
seis capable Of accommodating tsFo thousand per
sons, taking in provisions for The United Staiezs
Letters from Rome, unfer date o. the an ssass
that final arrangements had been numdn fnr che NJ
turn OF the Pope. He was 70 arrive ii sefscere
on Monday
A letter from Florence Of Ne "a, giving news
from Rome, states that the frinmphal arch erected
at BeIlefrera, in honor Of the P0peb refu1n. hNs
been burnt down BY the populace 0ppossd 10 him
1t was hssd during the night -
The insnueetion IN Croatia il at an end. Tlss
Hungarian refugees had not yet reached thsir dss-
tinatipn IN Aaia Minor. Z =
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-09
FRMALE MEnIEyI9RNEE EpuILAH, y.

Dr. T0wnssnds SaEsaparla sovereign and speedy cue
for lncplent Consumption, Banennes, Proapsus Uten
Falling of the Womb C0stveness Piles, LeuciOnhRa o.
Whites, obstructed difficult Mensuuation Inconnehce
Of Urine or involuntary discharge thereof and for the
pH0sat0n Of the systemn0 matter whefher the result
inherent cause Sr causes produced by uegulay. illness.
accident Nothing be surprising than
effects the human frame. Persons, all weakness and Lass
tude, from taking at become robust and full of energy
Of the female frame, which the great cause Of bare
ness It will not be expected Of U.S. in Of delicate
nature to exhibit certificates of performed but we can
the afflicted that hundreds Of have been reported
Thousands of where families have been without
children, after few bottles of this invaluable mediclne
have been blessed with fine, healthy offspring,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-09

Dr. Townsend not having tested his Sarsapaza in case
of Fits, of course recommended it, and SURPRISE
receive the following from intelligent and IespectRhk
Farmer Of Westehester county:
FoRDHAM, August l6, 1S47.
Of age who has been several afflicted with Fits;
tried almost everything for her, but without last
although could find Recommendation circular
for cases ike hers thought, she very delicate
health we would give heE some Of Sarapara, and
glad did fos not only restored haF strength, hut
has had return of the Es great pleasure and
prise She is fast becoming rugged and hearty for which
we feel grateful. Yours RESPECTFULLY,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-09
TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.

This extract of Sarsapaa has been expressly prepared ia
reference to female complaints No female who has
to suppose she approaching that critical peE0d The Tan
OF Life should neglect to take it,
for any Of the numerous horrible diseases to which female
subject at this time of life This period may be DELAYED
for several by using this medicine Nor il less valaa
BILE for those who approaching womanhood, it cal
atng the system Indeed, this medicine invaluable for a
the delicate diseases to which subject Ii braces
the whole SYSTEM permanently the natural energies,
BY removing the Impurities of the body, not far sua
ting to produce subsequent relaxation, which the Of
most medicines taken for female weakness and disease BY
using few bottles of this medicine, many and painful
surgical operations may be prevented.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-09
T. s. WATERMAN,
[LATE HOLMES x co.,
SODA AND MINERAL WATER
fHVTu N9s TiIss 3 zoo soS1, I,s% GGcig 2nsi. a.

MANUFACTURER,
No. % GrGUier CdroRdc street, Men Orleans.
fY@ SODA OR MINERAL WATER, in Glass Bot
ties plain favored with Sarsapala, Lemon etc., for
Hotels, Bars, Steamboats,, or Private Families
Ders for quantity put in shipping order, at the
shortest notice.
A liberal discount allowed to Commission Merchants.
Also-SODA WATER AND MEAD, in Fountains,
furnished on the most reasonable terms.
N. b. SODA WATER APPARATUS of every description
nII m hand for raale Inv2 RIM,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-09

ties, plain or Favored with Sarsapariia, Lemon, etc., for
Hotels, Bars, Steamboats,, or Private Families.
Orers for any quantity, put up in shipping order at the
A liberal discount allowed to Commission Merchants.
AlsO-SODA WATER AND MEAD, in Fountains.
M b. SODA WATER APPARATUS of every description
always on hand for sale. my3 BIN
WINER's CANADIAN VERMIFUGE,
sPEE6Y' safe @ and eect1al a remedy VI for WORMS
fact nd beyond % 3D. Of asOS By the
more than threefouhs of the diseases with which children
die annually from those Diseases when the either not
known attributed to something else various the pre-
worms, but experience has proved them ali
ihe bsen Sc has has sRf G and
whenever they have existed This assertion supported by
the testimony of the most eminent physcsns and respectable
nu''duas WineGs IN Canadian sVssE VsEFmifuse.
any o Ss nS
snee Of worms the bowels are ss p9Ts Hoy the
the eyes heavy and dull the breath fetd the upper lip
pick lis nose the sleep IS disturbed the patient often
awakening IN great fright and liable to starting and grind.
sometimes voraciOua, Others ieeble and in instances
10 he following certificates numerous other might be
added but it is believed that these are sufficient to establish
the fact that Winers Canadian Vermifuge" is superior
'o''DN' Medical Evide ee.
Me the TnderEReMS En- d. having s saue1y& ne Hd%nseSd
mated Winers Canadian yermuge," and being fully
and efficient remedy for the expulsion Of from thu
Lceniats Of The Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland eo
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London etc
F5g The Rsc E,E gnSSs Ss S 4 fPInSroqt ~
mifpge and with the most happy results Inmy own family
and in every that has TO knowledge the expn
fuge and every one here prefers to any other its effect
are certain, and children take more readily which
SoJHliy Jayy ftS Is. SIS. IS 1oHr F11sAs.,.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-09
GREAT BLESSING TO MOTHERS AND CHII.DREl

GREAT BLESSING TO MOTHERS AND CHILDREN.
Ii is the sfe and most efeetual medicine for purifying
the system, and relieving the suerags attendant chilli
birth discovered. II strengthens both the mother and
child. prevents pain and disease increases and enrches IL
food; those who have used think indispensable. l.
highly useful both before and after confinement as m
vents diseases attendant upon childbirth: in eoyene pel
itng, pain in the back and JOINTS false pains, heonhage
and in regulating the sscretons and equazng the crcua
lion has equal The great virtue Of this medicine is
always safe, and the most delicate and successful
very few require other medicine in little
castor oil magnesia useful Exercise the open air
and light food with this medicine will always insure safe
andea Veonfn
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-09

DR.. T0wnsend-Dear Sir: purchased for my wife Two
bottles of SaFapana of agent, Mr.. McNar, of kala
mazoo, 10 for the Fever and Ague. Before had fin
ished the first bottle appeared the bOod, and
other days when the ch and fever Appeared they were less
violent and before she had finished the bottle she
ry relieved and she much better than she had been
before she took the ague lady that had been very sick
with ch and fever, but had broke them with qunne and
left very weak and distressing state, and troubled
exceedingly with the ague cake, seeing the effect that aa
my wife, she sent and procured few bottles. and il
restored her in few weeks TO complete health Your sa
The Wet and if you think that this communication will be
of use, you al liberty to use it you Choose.
Yours, Fespectfully, CHARLKs H. SWAIN.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-09
TO RENT.


rI'O RENT for the Summer Seasonal very plea
IL SAINT and desirable Residence containing hall and MA
SIX rooms besides Kitchen pantry and servants rooms, N
with small yard and garden in 'front.' fine Southern ex
posure, and every convenience situated Camp street,
few doors below Estele will be rented until l November
next at low rate to good tenant The greater part of
the furniture will also be rented with the house il desired
Satisfactory reference will be required.
For more particular description Of the premises and
terms, inquire at this office ap26n
n 20 BIZ LET-A small snu office, with fixtures, Ap-
Il ply at 6 BANK PLACE. ap22
TI'O RENT.-A delightful RESIDENCE AND "A
Il SQUARE OF LAND at the corner Of Chest f:::fA
nut and Josephine streets, square from the Kali
road and two from the Magazine and Pyta1a street 0m1
buses. On the place there great variety Of Fruit Shrub
ry Flowers etc. together with extensive sta.
bes, large pigeon house, rabbit etc which, to
Inclined would render very profitable well a
pleasant residence For terms, which will be low in the
summer, apply at this office. ap3
UNFINISHED ROOMS TO RENT, al 50 -
Z PHfLIPPA STREET, betpeeH Common aRd 81
GrGgier streets. d8 AsA
TVNO RENT-The SECOND STORY of rs Gus -
Il tomhOse street, suitable for Storage of Furniture,
has HOisting Wheel and other conveniences. Rent
Low. Can be seen by applying TO
d3 J. DURBRiDGE & co, on the premises.
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RRENT.-PIeasant -,
n Furnished Rooms in the large two-stOry house, dl
with Galleries, at the corner of St John and Perdido
streets. ms
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-09
FEVER AND AGHhEs TIA

Dr. TOwnsend's Sarapanla unequaed in of the
Chls and Fever and Ague The following letter only
Of the huadTeds that have received from the South ard
West of like character:
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-09

ITO FUR CAIdFonNIA-'Ns have m sidss . large
III stock Of BUkEAEaO A0BHS, which nlatb GelA
PORT,aBLE BED lof Travellers. and are disahle ~ =
Inc them. Some very superior Hghe1 On l4Els
my8 aw .. R0hn C0. 81 Glay1e1 4.
V Stock ~ WrplcYNrs situated N the cenilp Of fNT
The business part d the siu ef LAtayes:s A9ps ~
mys I'm eosner o. el.ed md csEsaas.s. ....s,..
COTF0N 0saARumf3s AND cQ,ExSlls 4 Dks-- ~
"a halel rs iSkvy OsuahNEa, Audeflnie f11tuff. As
30 do ~ do, do. Aakland d. MAJ
% cHses Is l.or Cabin heavy Coilenadess ,zs
p,s i@ sa = N aIsssl,owEll. = PICK. 5 emss.. ..:
nHiNrKn AND BIlsRcliisil csl1nsrhe ssk
scliler viii se 10 ualrhsnls and eIl 41e ~ ~ ne
pisce ard package PRINTED GOODS el1 :. tsa.ct<l
Lawns, Mnslhs. lacpnsta and 14tess 8 -,
GOODS tn5si j 10 RAl.AEA gl4ziss 4
TNiRR RnIGlks Essiah. Phlabass ard PsnAsse'e. a.
nys ~ y JOHN sTsouD . 90. - cspneas.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-09

ORANGEs AND LRAIONs-s5e hoxss Of direct I'M
" portation. in and fer sale By
! myI A. 7. COCHRAN & co. y Tehoupitcalas T.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-09

This Is only of than four Thousand cases OF
Rsumatism that DR.. Townsend's Sarsapara has cured.
The most and cronc weekly eradicaied by
Is extraordinary virtues.
James Cummings ESQ., one of the assistants in the Luna.
tic Asylum, Blackwels Island, the gentleman spoken OF
In the following letter:
BLAcKwELL's ISLAND, Sept. IA, 1Sf.
DIR. 7otcaseRd-Dear Sir; have suffered terribly for
nine years with the Rheumatism; considerable of the time
could eat, sleep walk had the distressing
palms, and my limbs terribly swoes. have used -four
bottles Of your Sanaparlla ;ney have done
than thousand dollars woFtho good am much bet
er-ndeed am entirely relieved You liberty
this for the benefit Of the afflicted. Yours. respectfully,
I.nE Etrnrns r
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-09

Its estimated that the Mexican titles to land in
California are now worth al least ons ttosssas,d
million Of dollars, ard that in less than 1--WE or ten
years. they may be worth fus thoAsssd s'ailisen .
dollsrs-more than enough to pay of in gold
every dollar Of the national debt Of England. and
every Government, in Europe besides.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-09

Owing to the great and immense sale Of Dr. Tovr
Agents. have commenced making ssEapanlh Exhssts
rally pu up in the same shaped bottles, and soms Of thea
have stolen and copied our advertisements: they
WORTHLESS limitations, and should be avoided
Principal Office 126 Fulton street, Sun Building, NV
York Reding Co., State street, Boston; pyot b
git, Baltimore; r; NJ Cohen Charleston; los SsEh Pearl
street. Albany :. II Mc0faw, Eaehsz and bZ AZ ths
United States Wea Indies and the Canadas
J.. WRIGHT, Isl ChGrtrcs sfrasf.
d3 SoLB AaENr, New Olieans
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-09

NEW YORK, Apnl q, l64I.
DIR. Totcnsend-I verify believe that your SarsapaTla
has been the means through Providence OF saving my life
have for several yeas had bad cough Ii became
and AT last raised large quantities of blood had
night sweas and greatly debitaed and reduced, and
did expect live. have only used your Sarapara
short time, and there has wonderful change been wrought
in am able TO walk all oveT the city. no
blood, and cough has left You well imagine
thai am thankful for these results Your 0bdt servant,
WIZ. RusaELL. % CathaEiIe street.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1850-08-15
Tha Widaw

A widow Is a dangerous thing,
With soft black shining Curls,
And looking more bewilching
Than an host Of romping girls,
Her laugh is so delicious
90 knowing, clear, beside,
You'd never dreRm her thinking
Soon to become bride.
Her dress, though made of salies,
Gives roundness 20 her form
A touch of something thoughtful,
A witching, winning charm.
And when she sits down by you,
With quiet, easy grace
A tear may fall unbidden,
Or a smile light up her fuce.
Her voice IS soft molodious--
And lute-like is its tone;
She sometimes sighs: "lis dreadful
To pass through life alone"
And then she'll tell you, you remind her
OF the loved one dead aud gone,
Your step, your form, your features;
Thus the widow will run on.
Oh! listen, yet be careful,
For we'll she plays her part
Her lips distill The nectar
That doth enslave the heart.
BE guarded or she'll win you,
With smiles, and sighs, and tears;
j faith she'll wear the breeches, too,
And box your silly ears.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1850-08-15

1915 the water roses Yidaliatwp inches high-
er than in 1928 and Was saidlo Be the highest
water since ITO. Af Hutchings thinks the
Water matk was made 81 ITO, which was still
visible u his recollection, fully one foot high-
er than any mark since reached. Governor
Sargent records this trad ition, ID 1909. Wien.
there was food higher than The forty years
The accompanying table 81 ecaie II. viii show
the relative heightin Ifdcfent years, and flle
d8ie Of ofculmination. These are from q reg s.
ter kept Of actual rise and al for thirty years.
md from other sources reliable. The rangesof
lhigh water marks IS three FEET af Cartel ton
] 1857, April Sth--the highest water Of the year
Ibeing three feet four inches below high Water
1 Low water mar have mich greatet range
the lowest mark Of 1s a being seven feet above
| the lowest known
The meridian line 81 curve of rise and
fall for thirty yeas, 1917 70 1917. reaches an
leleYation just one foot seven inches below tie
mark Of 1916. This Is frlfIie last eseIs of Al
IPTI, which proves to Be the mean tine of lfgh-
est water. Ilc lelFest WaterbY the same mean
- on the Isl OF October. and IS three feet six
Inches above the Lowest maf III will Be ob-
lseryed that this table has been reduced to Car
Iroilton, or 10 feet range ia rise and fall; but
the dates have not been altered. They should
be reckened week or ten days later fer Car
slro llton than for Vidalia. The mean height 81
this line for the whole thirty years 8 7,222 feei
below highest mark.
Il II. Recapitalation. We haze shown fle
l.'rate of fall" depth. breadth, velocity, and
rise and fallof the water. From these ne may
colnpute the rate of discharge at all STAGES, and
the mean rate for thirty years And the quan.
ttty by these data, is l2, $50 O00, 600 600 cubic
feet per annum or Al, ,I99 cubic feet per sec.
Iena,
It is worthy Of especial observation, tha
fthe mean for the three set of ten years show,
a lower level of discharge at each CONSECUTIVE
ten.
! IS. Sediment. The experiments Of Profes
4 sof ]. l.. Riddle show the sedimentary mattei
transported BY the Mississippi to bear a pro
fportion in bulk to the whole quantity discharg
led ofone to three thousand. At this rate, thi
Icubic contents would be, by mylneasnremonts
as above, equal to ,0s3 ,33;3 ,SS35 cubic fsen-
The sediment, then. would cover twelve mile
I square one fsot deep.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1850-08-15
70 Cure risfnla.


Prepare 50 iron spindle about twice ae
large as thar used IA lie common ssinnine
wheel, CURVED iitsls near fhe pssnt. 81 liss
10 burning, the poiul AsiiI iuFii q liltls ont
from The horse-slhen with sharp knife. en,
the horse skin honzontly. about All incll irl
length near The lsSyeT parl 81 lie sneliinq.
.pn.eilher side, for one Side IS suiicieni.) ll5is
cut can Be easily made b holding The skin
between The thumb and joFeliageg 81 The lelt
hand. Altef healing the spindle red. 1.isof. raise
the top part Of the cut slLia, and inserting he
point Of the spindle, run il n9as near tbronel
the centre ol the swelling e. yot can. Ieltihp
the point Of the spindle pass out seVersi
inches above the skin. so as "a enlarge lhe
oFidee-dFaw h bach immediately. IL tbs
spindle IS sufficiently hot, he opeFalisn 81
burning will requiFe but m0uleht The
horse should then Be turned oose lor ora 81
two days, until The wound matters. Both re
top and bottom ol The wound should lien be
washsdstwice 3 day viii soa aud warm vs,.
ers and aller being properly clsansea apsIp.
after each washing % each end oi tie 36rr5
and especially The upper, IS much pulTeris
burnt coppefas as will adhere 10 Il. Is ki,s6s
two weeks Tie wound WilI heal and fSs
lula vi have disap ppeafed Tie s;n s.S~
cul cross wise 81 tie lover end ills hair
cofer and hide tie scar lhs 0b6e4 ons 6ss
ING smaller VII show bul |lle
The Yazoo Democrat., 1850-08-15

IRaFITs.of FRUIT CULrURE.S b. Par4
sons. Il bis reeen address Ilsloreshe N.IIav.
en- ti1lticulsurai s,giety states that within 4
lew miles OF his fesidenee here is an orchard
ol about 20 acres, producing $4,000 year.
the vegetables between llie lress paving he
cost Ct cultivation hat the vineyards O. DR..
Uuderhill on Croton Point, are said q Weld
Z net profit ot some 600 per annun1- lhal
two cherry trees Of his oSsnyie..d often s3 -
and that the profits Of lhe great Nswloan
Iippin orchard Of r. 4. Pelf al E ssopus, aFs
some 5000 pei annuIn