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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-12
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III FyTRAuT PUT UP IN QUART BOrFbEs 4 Is slA
RANrED SUPERIOR TO ANY soLp-U
CURES WITHOUT VOMITING, PuRe-
Inc, sICKENING OR DEBILI-
TATING THE PATIENT.
an otleI medicines that while eadcaes the dlseH
il inyigorates the body Ii is one Of the very best
SPRING AND SUMMER MEDICINES -
Ever known; it only punhes the whole system an S
renEthens the person, but it creates new pure asu IN
blood; a power possessed by other medicine. ~ ha
this lies the grand secret of its wonderful success II
reformed within the last five years, than lVOUG
Of severe cases of disease; at least louJy WeIo
incurabe 1t has saved the lives OF mOre than JUN '
during the two past seasons. r,D,, INV Ann
10000 CASES OF GENERAL, DEEb Dntvx' Az
WANT OF NERVOUS IN En- ,,i,ols syst.m
Dr. Townsend Sarsapanla nFEutte; ,sq,Iar energy
permanently. To those who have M Inrnnid in youth
@ ,bs indngence of the passions, ara OIongn s
general nhyscal prostraon OF the nervous scoV and
want ambition ia nids hat ata disease Consungon
can he entirely restored by this pleasant TemeS'
para is far spSeVJfR[f g EXITING CORDIAL. ,o u,
A, ,vs and invigorates the system, gives @ sytrs
mbs and strength to the muscular SYSTEM III
ordinary deS SITt05'NsUMPTION CURED. !. ,,r,5
- - II S,rr,gtbs1 Consumption can De 6urGd'
| Br9pchitis, CONSUMPTION, Ltg9 oF BiSai S,rCgsSs
CatqT1 Cg"G I; ;7s E5S& Eisit Saedts, Difficult
Pr6fss ETpsc0rGtiOa, Pam IN me S@e' &C. HdoS 0Se
and can DC e@ FITTING, BL0OD. ..,,o go,
n, J,,,n s,,,9-I verify believe that your Sarsaparlt
has been the means, thr3u55 Ina bs,rn y vns
q ~, A last raised large quantities OF blood hai
anI s and was greatly debltated and reduced, ant
~ III s and there has wonderful change been wough
sl'un Am now able to walk ali over the city. RAISE
Haoi and my cough has left me- J gu can well maEn
sf am thankful for these results Your ODD servant,
SiN' VIM, RUSSELL, 61 Jatharue street.
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WATCHES AND JEWELKY

4 d. ANDERSON, No. n ST. Charles street. ~
- Watches, ChTOnOmeteTs and Nautical lnstru- Sgas
accurately adjusted Philosophical and Elec & 81
tcai Apparatus made order and required. aeA&f2ss
3U-holr ChronOmeteFs altered 10 50 hOuT5. SIS ~
A1 IL. MEYER, No. 100 CAMP street, Watch ~
~ maker and dealer in JEW ELRY, GOLD SgJA
PENS, FANCY ARTICLES and WATCHES. f. y
al yeweIy articles repaired moderate pees mlsf1AM
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Or ToDRsend-Dear Sir: One of my children was very
sick with Csnker in tine Mouth and Throat, attended with
great debility 1t dying obtained some Of your
excellent medicine and cured directly, for which assure
you | feel very grateful Yours. respectfully,
ELIGABETM EMMLER. n nesbrOgses street
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FIR ESH co I'm NJ EAL'
'RuE subscribers have opened Depot OF the orleans
steam Corn Mills, at the COAL ARll, corner az 81
Charles and ya streets, where orders Tor fresh HTnuPa
Corn Meal, Guts, Cracked Corn, and On Cake VIII De
mh59 Il = w. THOMPSON ~ co,
GOLEMNN'S PATENT UNDULAToRh MILLS.
MANUFACTURED in Cincinnati, OF superior work
IVA manshtp, and the best materials. FRENCH BURR
SToNEs Cor sale by
ialq T.. j. HART Il Co, ~ TchouPitcula7 81.
~ Planters and Others wanting the best and cheapest
Corn NIL oere in this any ghe market, wnud do
well to cal. and examine these Mills before purchasing else
where, have supply hand Of the various sizes to
suit Steam, Water Horse Power Prices from StBU to
5000 and wHuHnten perform to the satisfaction of the
purchaser. "
CANTON tSENGERz-Sl us.es, -
~ 80 a, r. COCHRAN \ OF
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FEMALE MEDICfNE.

Dr. Townsends SarssDada is sovereign and speedy cue
for nUpien Cnnsumpu9n, baTenne55, trqapsqs Qte OF
Falling of the Womb, Cnstiyene8, Piles LeuChurhm8 OF
Whites nbstruated jr difficult MensIuation, iucOnnence
Of kSne nvOUpaY discharge thereof and for the genera
probation Of the matter whether the result oil
inherent causes, produced by eguany, illness,
accident. Nothing be surprising than It's nvlgOTang
effects on the human frame PersOns all weakness and ass
ude from taking become robust and full of
under its influence IL Immediately COunsFaCs the nervsas
ness of the female frame, winch the great O barren
ness. 1t will be expected Of in of delicate
nature to ex certificates of cures DerUrmed car
the afflicted that hundreds OF cases have been reported
TO u.s. Thousands Of where families have been without
children after using few bottles Of this invaluable medicine
have been blessed with a fine, healthy offspring.
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DR.. TOWNSEND, not haYIng tested hIs 5a58YaIIa W vEs
of Fits, of recommended It. anu was surprises
to receive the following from intelligent and respectable
Farmer of WesChesteT county: =, cor.
DR.. TO1onSsnd-Dear Sir: have little girl seven year
of age, who has been several years afflicted with Fis; we
ried almost everything for ner but without success at last.
although we could find recommendation IN our CIRCULAR
for like hers. thOngh she was IN very delicate
heath we would give her some of your Sarsapana, and
very glad did, for not only restored her strength but she
has had no of the Fits, pleasure and
prise. She il fast becoming rugged and hearty Tor which
we fee grateful. YOurs, respectfully.
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This is only of than four thousand cases Of
Rheumatism that DIR. Townsend's Sarapara has cured
The and chronic weekly efadIcated By
extraordinary virtues.
James Cummings, Esq, Of the assistants in the Luna
tic Asylum, BaGkwel's Island, is the gentleman spoken Of
in the following letter: ~
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Below is Of another child saved. DR., Town.
sends Saapana has saved the lives of thousands emil
iren The following certificates selected from a
number received this week:
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II N NUV n Y rs
Soda, SarsRpaTiila and Mineral Water
.hy4.NUF3CTORY-2S G,rgd street.
II A. CONANT respectfully informs bis friends and the
I public that he still continues to Manufacture SODA,
SARSAPARlLLA, MEAD AND MINERAL VA
ILhS at the above establishment, and warranted egr
any "a Europe or America A supply Conslanty) sid,
at Wholesale and Retail. -" Orders from tile
promptly attended TO, and carefully put up to shp,in
OF from to 10 dozen. mUI1 q
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OsWEGO, Michigan Oct. ~, lS4i.
Dr. T0l7useuR-Dear Sir; | purchased Tor my wife two
bottles OF Sarsapala of your agent, Mr. Men air, OF kaa
ma2oo 10 try it for the Fever and Ague Before had fin
shed the first bOte appeared to warm the blood andeysy
other day. when the c and fever Appeared they were less
violent and before she had finished the bottle che was en-
rey relieved and much better than she had been
before she took the ague lady that had bet very sick
with chi and fever, but had broke them with Anime and
was len in a very weak and distressing stated troubled
exceedingly with the ague cake seeing the effect that haG
on my wife, she and procured lew D0Le5, ana II
restored her in few weeks to complete health Your Sarsa
para is without doubt uneQuaed in diseases incident to
the West and if you think that this communication Wilde
of use, you are at liberty use it as you choose
Yours, respectfully, CHARLES H. SWALE'
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Dr. Townsends Sar5aparla is uneQGalled in OF the
his and Fever and Ague. The following letter only one
of Inc hundreds that have received from the South and
West OF like character: 1890 -, ,.-
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ENRL HIS, WINES, LIQUORS, etc. etc.
Il X. F.. NICHOLS X co. 70 Camp street, importers and
ueaers Wines Liquors, Foreign FRUITS have on hand
and constantly receiving tuI supplies OF BhANDh OF
the following brands J. Henessy, ptard, Dupuy Co.
Jean LOUIS Pmet CasOn, J. Eraud OF the following VIM
CHANPAGN ES-Eeidseick, Red Eagle, CHQuot, Schnei,
der, Duca Grape, and other well known and established
PORf@Sandoman's Osborn, Oaley, WebergIe's, in wood
SHERRiES-Pemartins, Racava and Echecepar, in wood
and glass; AmOntlIado and Golden, ID glass;
HOCk-Stenwers RuGeshemer, lOhannslbeTSer, SPARK
ling Hook Mosele wines;
! PRESERN ES-DOmestc, Havana and CantOn
! PICKLES AND SAUtES-CrUsse \ BlHCkwell's, Wells
Muller Provost, Lea Perrms, Worcester Sauce, ETC..
! ORANGES AND LEMONS-3OO boxes OF each, In prime
! order;
| NUTS-Wanuts, Flberts, Pecans, Brazil, etc.;
AMONDS-lOO sacks prime sOlt5heled Almonds, 5O boxes
prime Jordan Almonds;
! RAlSlNS-lOOU boxes prime NJ and London Layers;
| OILS - Essential Oils, Peppermint, BeTgam0t, Lemon
Orange etc. JeT
| 4 IQUORS-IUguag Brandy, Jamaica Rum, and lrisi
| - WHISKY; Sherry Wine, Scotch Ale and London ant
half pipes COGNAC BRANDY:
8 puaCheOus JAMAICA RUM, Every old and superior
in bond and entitled to debenturs;
o puncheons Old IRISH WHISKY, also in bond an
| entitled TO debenture; ~
10 casks of the old Mouiliado SHERRY WINE, 3
much priced Tor its agreeable iarUr;
20 casks SCOTCH and BU RION ALE;
! G1y casks LONDON and DUBLIN PORTER, in qua
and pint bottles.
The above liquors will be sold very low the trade an
jas JOHN TOOLE, D Bank Place
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& 3
Dr. T0lousgad-Dear Sir: | have suffered terribly Tor
nine years with the Rheumatism; considerable OF the uns
CouM moi eat sleep or walk had the utmost distressing
pains and my limbs were terribly swOhe. have used Tour
bottles of your Sasapara anu they have done me more
ter-ndeed am entirely relieved You are at liberty to use
this for the benefit Of the afflicted. Yours, respectfully,
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NE subscriber would respectfully cal the attention Of
those bound 10 the " gold region - to his large stock
u7etul and necessary articles, such every variety WI
and other TENTS with Portable Tent Poles Canvas
PACK SADDLES; Potable CA Nj BEDS, weig hing about
two pUnnds; Canvas TRAVELLING BAGS etc. all OF
which he oilers at fair prizes, and any quantity. Those
wishing their articles proOied he accommodated
and to all customers who prefer do their proof
ng the subscriber viii receipt and guarantee the
feet equal any other Fall and Purchase r. PES
OF every description spuCed and furnished. FLAGS every
description made OOrer and neatly repaired Every de.crp-
uon0i Wood and lronFmmeANNIN ,TARPAULi MSS
etc., made and warranted proof against rot mildew.
II. CASSIDY,
corner Canal and Magazine sts., entrance on Canal
tended Ia. n
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~ SaS 4, f. COCHRAN 5 or
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GALT-3OO sacks Factory filled Lverpoo stored salt for
- sale, eN ship g Hero OF Sid0n.'
ana JOHN TOOLE, 25 Bank Place.
| IQIORS-Fine old Cognao in bond aud in store; ia
!, maica Rum: fine old Scotch Whisky Old Bourbon
s2i Nv. ARTHUR & co. % and 20 New Levee.
RACON-Sdes and Shoulders in hhds. and terces, for
ID sale by
"a LW. ARTHUR & co, % aud % New Levee.
ILiINOIs FIOUR-A supply always on hand aud ior
1 sale by FOL lmJ FERn. KENNETH " co.
STARCH-5O boxes, Foxes in store for sale by
- sig l.. j. HART N co. AZ TchoSp tonas 81.
NIGARs-zOOO 600 fine Havana and lower grades Tor sa
- by l. w ARTHUR n co % and 81 New Levee
DOHK-IO0 Do a. prime and So bbls, ClssI Pork t9I ak
4 - t9ll bt1 EERp. BENNETT y Ca
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-05-17
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Dcmocroti tic Meeting in Rocky Point District.


Democratic Meeting I'm Rocky Point District.
On Saturday, the 4th instant respectable por-
ton of the Democratic party of the District assem-
bled at the house of Mrs. SUSAN BowDEN, for the
purpose of appointing delegates to the County Con-
vention to meet in Wilmington on the 18th of June
next to nominate candidates to represent the county
of New Hanover in the next Legislature of North
Carolina
On motion, Capt. JAMES o. BowDEN was called to
the Chair, and M. c. COLLINS, Esq, appointed Sec
rotary.
On motion, the Chairman requested to appoint
three suitable persons to represent the District in
said Convention; whereupon the Chairman appoint
ed the following delegates DAVID MCINTYRE, M
c. COLLINS, and JOHN N BowDEN.
On motion. ordered that copy of the proceedings
of this meotins DO forwarded to tho Editor of tho
Wilmington Journal with the request that they be
published.
On motion, the meeting adjourned sine die
JAS. o. BOwDEN, Chm.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-05-17
M. c. COLLINS, Sec'y.

New BRANCH DOMESTIC MANUFACTURE
Major POWELL, of Columbus county, exhibited to u.s.
last week. pair of shoes made Of the skin of AL
igator which had been tanned by himself This is
the third pair that the Major has had made for his
own use and he says they wear remarkably we'll
They certainly looked well, in respect differing
from calf skin except in the checkered lines charac-
teristc of the hide of the Alligator We before
heard of any use to which these amphbious animals
could be put. We believe they abound in Column
bus.-FayetterWe Observer, 18th inst.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-05-17

The DemOcratIc State Convention viii meet at
Raleigh ON the I3th day OF JUNE. Have COun-
tics a ppofntcd delegates!
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-05-17

New Hanover County Convention Will meet on
Tuesday of june County Court.
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= cotntnttee of the whole on the california cues

This motion gave rise to considerable IechS, puG
was fHally passed and then upon motion OF Mr.
Bayly the rules were suspended, and the House re-
solved itself into Committee of the whole and resum
ed the consideration of the California question.
Messrs Meacham and Julian each addressed the
committee after which Mr. Raymond, of Va, obtain
ed the floor but yielded to motion for adjournment
The committee rose, and the House adjourned.
Southern Organ ut Washington city.
An address has been published, signed by sixty
four Southern members of Congress- proposing to es-
tablish an exclusively Southern organ at Washing
ton City. The address bears down very hard upon
the various papers now in Washington stigmatizing
them all as unworthy the confidence of the Southern
people, and willing to sacrifice the rights and inter-
ests of the South to mere party designs. Mr.. CLING
MAN is at the head of this affair. If we remember
rightly, Mr. CL1NGMAN voted very perseveringly for
Mr.. WINTHROP for Speaker, and we notice that as
late as last week, WINTHROP made strong proviso
speech in the House. His views were as well known
when CLINGMAN voted for him as they are now, and
vet the latter claims to be ultra faithful upon the
Southern question. Others may trust him, we do
not.
It is also rumored that Messrs. BULLIrT and SAR-
GENT Editors of the Republic to retire from the
control of that paper it having recently contained
several articles against the Cabinet. Who will be
installed as the manager of the official organ, is not
yet known.
Since the above was penned, we learn that Messrs
BULL1TT & SARGENT have actually retired from the
management of the Republic. more, plant tool
was needed and Allen A. Hall, Assistant Secretary
of the Treasury has been installed Cabinet organ
grinder. Gen. Taylor sticks to the Cabinet through
thick and thin.
D5rHon. T. J. MORGAN, United States Consul al
Rio de Janeiro, died in that city the morning o.
the 3Oth of March last. Mr.. MORGAN is spoken O.
as gentleman who was possessed of great intellec
tual endowments and high moral worth He caugh
the disease which occasioned his death in visiting
the American ship lying in the harbor of Rio to visi
and pay attention to his sick countrymen on board
who suffering from the yellow fever. Will
engaged in this labor of love, he fell victim to tn
contagion, and died in very few days.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-05-17

are portions of the report which do not like and
which we hope viii be modified; but as whole, we
sincerely pray for its success believing it the last
chance for an honorable adjustment of our present
difficulties
The true ground in regard to the Territories, is
distinctly announced in the report as follows:
The true principle which ought to regulate the action of
Congress in forming territorial for each newly
acquired domain refrain from all legislation the SUBJ
ject in the Territory acquired long retains the terri
oria form the people such Ter
ory when they have attained to condition which entities
them to admission State decide for themselves the
question of the allowance prohibition of domestic slavery
To SUM up all, this report and the bills accompa-
nying it will be vehemently opposed by gentlemen
from the extremes of both sections but think that
it will finally pass, and with some slight modifca-
lions, will be- if not quite acceptable at least
guessed in by the people of the country. The por-
tions really obnoxious to Southern censure those
providing for the division of the territory of Texas
and the abolition of the slave trade in the District Of
Columbia This latter measure is Objectionable, moi
er desirable than otherwise but because it appears
like a concession to the spirit of abotionism- thing
to be avoided at the present time. The division OF
ACKNOWLEDGMENT of Texas is matter for the people
of that State to consider We also think that the
report should have placed the rejection of the Will
mot proviso upon the broad ground of the constitu
} tion and not upon mere question of expediency
But the unconstiutionality of the proviso is Demo
} cratic doctrine and Mr.. CLAY is Wing.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-05-17
From the New York Commercial Advertiser

By the steamers we have received San Francisco
papers to the LIST of April.
Passengers by the Georgia report that gold is More
plentiful than ever and that property has somewhat
fallen in prices. Provisions and even luxuries are
very abundant in San Francisco
The LEGIsLATuRE.-The day previous to the sail
ing of the California the collector of the Customs in
San Francisco was notified that the money collected
for duties must be paid othe State Government
in accordance with resolution passed by the Legis-
lature, and steps being taken to form an indie
pendent government. Commodore Jones, it is said,
is about to take active measures to prevent it.
law has passed the Legislature imposing tax
of Is dollars month On every foreigner who works
in the mines
bill has been introduced in the Assembly to pro-
vide for the inspection of steam boats at San Fran
cisco. Also. bill to suppress gambling
A resolution was adopted, instructing the Judicial
ry committee to prepare and report at early day
as possible, bill to prevent the immigration of all
persons not citizens of the o. s. from any part of the
penal settlements of Europe A bill of that descrip-
ton was reported on the Doth of March.
An act to incorporate the city of San Francisco
has passed the Senate.
ELECTION OF JUDGEs.-The following gentlemen
have been elected judges of the several judicial dis
trictS -
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-05-17

Our IMPULsEs.-We would respectfully inform our
neighbor of the Commercial, that the quarter from
which get impulses, is our own conviction of
what is right. We endeavor to represent things as
they actually are at least, they appear to us
with all the lights before us-not as other people
may chance or choose to see or represent them
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-05-17

REcE1vED.-Godey's Lady's Book for June; a very
pretty number The publisher promises something
rich for July.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-05-17

To CoRREsPoNDENTs.-The length Of the report Of
the Compromise Committee which we wished to give
in full, has prevented us from publishing several
communications which we have on hand. They will
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-05-17
odd FcIIo7vs' Celebration.

On Monday last, 18th instant Cape Fear Lodge,
No 2, l. o. O. F., celebratedits eighth anniversary
in this town. At 10 O'Clock, A NJ, the brethren of
the Order marched in procession from the Lodge
room to the Methodist Episcopal Church, where APP
propriate services were gone through with, and a
most excellent address delivered by ELI w. HALL,
Esq. 1t is no idle or unmeaning compliment to say
that MIR. HALL acquitted himself in manner calcu-
lated to enhance his reputation and reflect credit
upon the Order. The turnout was full, and the
dsDlay handsome
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-05-17

RoBBERr.-The Clarendon Bar, ON Market Street,
belonging to Col. VIM. N. PEDEN, was entered thro
the second story window Wednesday night last
and the desk containing money, forced open and RI
fled of S45 No clue to the robbers has yet been dis
covered
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-02-07
A9RTgUHPWRAlho
Farmers Should take Newspapers.

A friend of ours whose business has oc-
casioned him to travel a good deal recently
in the Western counties of this State, ex-
pressed much astonishment at the factthat
many, even rich farmers, do not take a
newspaper. He told US one or two in
stances of the sale of hogs, of the finest
and fattest kind, at 1 ] cents, per hundred
nett, when two cents might have been got
just as readily, had not the farmers been
entirely ignorant of the state of the market.
He said he had no doubt, and we have as
little that hundreds of farmers will this sea-
son lose enough il this way to pay for a
good newspaper as long as they live. We
can't help feeling sorry that men are so
short sighted even in regard to their pock-
ers, as well as the Improvements of their
minds but we don't know but it is wron G
to be sorry, for it is their own fault, and
they hardly deserve pity for losses which
they make no effort to avert. Newspa-
pers have done more for the people of this
country than can be estimated; and yet
there are thousand full grown men who
do not see them at all except by chance.
If large majority were so Indifferent and
sordid as these, we should not be above
the level of Mexicans, and become sub
ject TO political and other rogues, who prey
upon ignorance and credulity Sen
tinei.
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Wood Houses.

There is no convenience attached to a
farm establishment of more importance
than the wood-houses. 1t need not be an
expensive structure; although both conve-
nience and economy require that its size. q
material of which it is formed, should be
adapted to the size and circumstances of
the family. AS general thing. it should
be acood-house, and nothing less or more.
No tool or farming implements should be
housed there, for these require separate
place; nor should the hog have his quart
ers in one end. The fuel required for the
use of the family, Of whatever kind or
description should always be found here
in ample abundance, and at no time should
there be deficiency either as regards the
quantity or quality of the same. Dry
wood. where coal is not used, should be
kept constantly on hand the year round;
and in order to secure this convenience, a
wood shed of ample dimensions is utter
ly indispensable.