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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18
MCFFATS
Life Pills and PhGnix BiiterS.

These Medicines have now been before the
public for period Of FIFTEEN YEARS, and
during that time have maintained hlgh charac-
ter IN almost every part of the globe for Their ex-
traordinarv and immediate power 81 restoring per
feet health to persons suffering under nearly every
kind Of disease TO which the human frame IS liable
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18

SlcoTcH Ale and Loa4ou Iof1r.. as ..al ia &. -
- just received at e.. s.. C01I~
MAY 1z.1~5f
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18
Il EssEssg4.

"a "a a .g3eS L. q rs Of Alnera. L4--
- just printed and :oT sate.i THIS OHre.
IRON IND N.fILS--A general assor.u75--
- jest reed. BEECu 4 TILLbt.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18

s. JGAIt-ss bbls New Orleans Prime sugar
- JUST reed and fo- sale ar & II. COBBS
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18
IL CHAECEEV TO FoEEcLosE MoRrGAGE.
Jo~epa GuRary
Alhert ". Paris, and

II CHAEcERT TO FoRECLosE MORTGAGE.
J9-epa Guliry
Aher, " Paris, and -
SARAH Elizabeth arTls
\ OtlCE. IS hereby gnea that By virtue Of an
- rrteE and decree IN Chaucery OF the Circuit
Court = iowa County, III the 3 ate O. Wiscon-
sl 81. .n5 IN ChauceIy matte anu entered IN SAID
Court On Tne @lst day OF October. 4 d 1871 ia
fla ca.se htiore said Court wherein Joseph Sun
dry Is complainant, and Albert " Paris and
caiah slfzioeih Farms are defendants, and on au-
tAorits therein given. Syiil sci! at public ven
due 10 The highest bidder tor cash IN hand OF at
ufday the sd day OF January next betW cen the
hours ~ O clocA A. NJ and 4 o clock p NJ OF
SAID day. al The Court House door in the town Of
Miner. Point, IN said county. all Inc right. title
and interest OF tee SAID Albert W Paris and Sar.
al Ltzlselh Paris defendants al the date OF the
noIt@ase reeTed o il sad order and decree Of and
The following described real estate yyith the ap-
Parienaaces tLeleunto belonging To wit: The
quail Undivided ore halt part share o. all those Ger
tam H33c5!s or tr9cts OF land situate living and be
lns III ne comfy o. Iowa and slate Wisconsin,
known aut described ia the United states as The
AoNa r.ss' quarter and TIE last bali tie South
last G.7afer Of section nuBi6er seven (7) IN Town
SNIP o4naer 'oUr - Gor.A OF range number three
% ea- aui tie aos, aal 81 tae >outn " est QUAY
Ter 81 ~rc on I.1;l.uCI LIUelceu (i.3 n toT4. As
nuu.a't hve Cd north OF range number three 90
east which said tracts contain ia the aggregate
three auadred aud three 7I-tUJ acres more or less
beng Ge sane lsel estate described ln SAID MOI {
gfE" ie.:-oaed g -a.t conpiauauts bill as atore-
sal f- 5lte sale san - made 10 satisfy The sum
ei t2ul AIRED and two dollars are thirty seven
cea.s - san! eeoreed by iae Court 10 be due bv
t.e -a ae endaat9 70 the said complainant Tor
Pclacl ana interest on the said mortgage and
accIui 3 COSTS and interest
RICHARD :. NINlAN. Sheriff
FAH@tE EAToS, solicitor Tor Complainant
'l-'.t- oH-ee mineral Fo-n'- Nov. a n. sd.
y, (L,,5,rsl., ~ y1...,L.s. {Ll-,ol,---.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18
IT DIS CW NL5J Z IJET5
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COM AN Z.
CkG-.eTe1 By &c; OF Legislature Of Tie Sta,s OF
UISooHSisl.

vTrAvE,7G duly organized and ADOPTED the
~ most approved system OF Mutual Iusns-
ance are now prepared 10 receive applications and
issue Policies OF Insurance upon Dwelling house..
taverns shops and other buildings, against loss o.
damage b. Ere. Tbs company viii iasafe 10
property N cities or exposed paris OF village.
therefore can never sustain large loss lforl any
ole fire, which viii eaanle them always 70 meet
Losses PROMPTLY. and raae il a SAFE and reliable
company 10 those insured thereby.
l. ] FAREWELL.9 = CSIMEON MILLS,
John CATLIN, : n s. EDDY.
4 WARD, , W4i. y SEYMOUR
y " DEAN E 3. DEAN Ja
NM WEIGH : VA c. WELLS.
F. G. TIBBITS.
OFFTC Frs:
SIMEON MILLS. President
y B EDDY, Yice-Presiden1.
L. j. FARWELL. J. T. HOPKINS
2s7 Treasurer. eecle-arv
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18

BIED APPLES-Asuper.or article on aal1
Mar 20. 81 BEECH & IILLEL
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18
By E. S. SPRAGU E. -.
REdgeWay Mills Flour.

THE undersigned have appointed as their only
i agents for the sale OF flour made at the Rias 2
roy -Elils in Iowa County Wisconsin, John Mil
"a and Beech x Riley, OF Mineral Point. B F.
thomas and Hoslius, Thomas X Co. Of Dodge
.lie. r. l. Vance and HooS, Robson & Co, Of
raaalln. and I. ). Ansley L Co-.of Linden. WHO
III be constantly supplied with choice lot o.
lie above -four and n reasonable rates.
h HOWELL & BROTHER, per J. NJ
Mineral Point. sept 9Th 1881 AS +.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18

TAKEN UP.-By the subscribe y
NiIddiebury. 6 miles south OF Blue 5Io.ncs-
n the twentieth day OF Spienber insr.-
>orrel mare. three o. four years old. white
~rripe ia her face, near hind foot white 0'aas
curly at the end. long switch tart. sho5 " re
lat shoes. The owner IL requested % c-+
pay charges snd take her away.
ROBERT TBEOB AID.
Eljgeway, lows CO., Sep 80. 1881. So
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18
G. ks Cd & 3E kIs!!

c. Il % q n "a Z a =
JUST arrived from St. Louis the following
Groceries
3 Hdds New Orleans Sugar;
81 Bbls Clarified
50 Boxes Nc Soap;
Bbls =. II Mniasses;
5000 Il. ussd size Window Glass: all %
which wall be sold ut the lowest market pr
ces, j. MILTON
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18

New
STOVE AND TIN SHOP.
0PPos Ire T'rleu & DGrey's CE Stof
(TfN L.fNYoN las Just OPENED II. =.
~ al tie above nani-,. pace. where Il, =.
Be prepared al all tunes 10 10 any work in
Inc OF Tn Copper. Sheet-lron. Stove ct Cast.
business, oa a good terms as can be done a. a
Sjt0P IA the Hest
a connect on with this establishment j. q rooc
va
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18

Just received by Prairie sctcuue.~ Z. Ia.s. Il
mount OF salt, which viii be sold o te ...;trss
BEECH q TliL3-G.
Innc 20fh
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18

PROM. NAILS AND GLASS-A genera =
Il sortment OF Iron and Nails, and SxiO aa1
lUxIz Glass. just rec g.
April 9, 1851. BEECH * TILLEY.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18

/ FEW first rate CALIFORNIA RIFLES /
Oh hand at the sign Of the Gun. warranted
to be the best quality,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18

BLISTLNG 4. RIFLE POWDEi
800 kegs blasting and so kegs rife Pnwd.
on hand and inr sale By J MILTON.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18

r. INSEED OILS bJis 81 L.asert Oh .3.
~9 sale By THO Rou0Er
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18
Flour

, -, Bells. Super.le Ilour fn- s7le By
- - JOHN MIL, =
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18

Bilious Feyers and Liver Complaints.
General Debility, Loss or ArrE,IrE, AND
DISEASES or IENALis-these medicines have been
used with the most beneficial results in eases %.
tais description -kINGs EvIL and ScEoFuIA. III
It's worst torIEs Yields the mid vet powerful
action Of these remarkable Medicines. NiGur
SwEsrs, NERvous DEBILITY. Nervous Cow
PLANTS of an kinds. PN-pIrArioN or TIE HEART.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18
California

GOLD DUST AND DRAFTS
Bought by
,-tf1 WASHBCENE & WOOD5rA9s.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18
FEVER AND AGUE.

For THIS scourge OF the western country these
Medicines viii be found a safe, speedy, and GER
tain remedy. Other medicines leave the system
subject to a return octhe dssase--a cure by these
medicines is permanent-TRT THEM, BE
SATISFIED. AID BE CURED.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-08-20
CAROLINA INN,
asIllA
CK.gREOTTE, w c.


TEyiiE above establishment, situated On Main
IA Street, third lot North Of the Public sops,s
In the town OF Charlotte, has been constan,,, !,
open by the present Proprietor, from the la ~
January, lel0 To the present time, for the accom-
moda,ion OF the Public. and will continue ia h.
kept open for the same purpose.
The Establishment has been enlarged and inn.
proved TO q very cor siderable extent within ~,
las, two yesrsthe entire building is in co,ppl,,s
repair aud is 80 constructed that all the roon's
have abundant light and can be ventilated a, ,les.
sure
The Stables are not IN ferirr 10 any belcnsir.
10 any similar Establishment in v estern No, :
Carolina; and care will be taken tha, thew .l,ii
always DO supplied with abundance Of rocd p,sin
and provender and attended BY fsithful and ere.
ricnc,d Holsters.
Tho Subscriber viii use every esertion 10 yi,e
sstIsfactior TO all who may pairorize his Ileuse
and h,silates not 10 say that, iIom Ten years er'
perience be will be able To keep up the accomu,n.
dalton al the Carolina Inn, in style not surra,s.
ed by any Public House in the interior count,,-
and he takes this opportunity 10 return his cor.
dial respects TO generous Public for past fa,ors
and respectfully soiei,s a continuance Of Their
patronage end confidence.
DRONEkS can, al all times, lie supplied vith
convenient and well enclosed Iats, free Of cLater
and furnished with grain al low pricef.
gJ' The Charlotte and Camden Sipges arfivs
and depart hi weekly.
JENNINGS b. KERR.
Oct IL. 1919. 5ltf
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From he Daliar Ntuspdp'r.
Sugar Curing OF Butter.

Persons Who put % key batter for their
own Use, or for distant make, Usually
salt il very hgb. THIS high sailing usees
satliy dettscts from us qasIuy, uluges tie
ready sale, and reduce lis ptice. II Ss can
madIfy this excess q ssll, b. c.ins nlore psi
a'abia substances, Of equal I'll acy as prs
sefvatNe', il sll be an improvement. Che.
misis tell Us that sugar Is one Of those sab
s'snces; aud experience gives Us the same 10.
formation. Who is not soqasinisd 9th SO.
gar cured hans" II pork can be cured
wnb sugar, sby may not bu.Isr be also IS 4
common sense Irqlty.
ln answer 10 al inquiry ffom a Subscriber
of DaUphIn county, Pa, | all give the name
Of JaGcs Anderson, the celeb a;ed agucul.
iufis. lie sys: Take Of sugar one part
q nife one part, and Of the Spanish rock
saIl tso perls. Beat the whcle into fms
po*der, mix them ~el together, aud pot
hem by for use. Oj this for position one
cugce should be pot to every sixten ounces
q butter; mix this salt thoroughly wilh tho
butter as soon as il has been re from the
milk, sud pat u, without loss Of tne, dywn
l'o ibo vessel prepared 10 receive It, pres.
sing it 80 close IS to cave 80 al. holes or
any kind OF cavities IN it. Snooh the SUI.
face, aud If you expect thai it will be above a
day or two before you can add more, cover il
close with piece Of clean Inca, and, above
that, Q piece Of seued psrchmeni, or for
waai cf that, fine linen lhst has been dipped
10 melted butter. When more butter is 10 DO
added, these coverings ATE 10 lie taken IN,
aud The butter applied, close above the former,
pressing it down and smoothing II os before,
and SO On tIl tie vessel is full. When II is
quite foil lei the two covers be spread over IL
with the creates, care, and let little melted
butter be poured all around he cdges, so as
TO Gil up every crack, aud tTscIuelly exclude
the air
II deserves TO DO remarked that, butter
cured IN this manner does no, ias,o we'll tin
it has STOOD a! least fortnight after being
sa!ted, but after that period has elapsed, IT
eats with rich marro.y taste that no other
butter ever acquires, and il lattes So little Of
salt, that person who has ben accustomed 10
cat butter cured With commnn salt, would not
imagine that it had got one.fourib part Of the
salt necessary to preserve il. J. b. p.
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From The Petersburg a'aIli.sncer
Blind Horses,

3lr. Editor: IL you will be good enough
10 publish my observations on Bind Horses
and Blind B'i4lcs, you wII greatly aid in over
throwing folly which antiquity has fastened
on the noble llp,se. alIude to the great folly
Of Uslog the Bhad Bride, which la exceejin-.
" injurious TO the Horses Is ss because Il "
drivers are careful enough to see well 10 he
blinds Of the brides 90 90 to have a proper
care tha, they are pressed open thai the aoi.
nal might see and then, # tbs be not well
done, by the motion of"ibe Horse, hey flap al
every step the animal makes. So, the aster
he goes tie faster they A,p Ga The eye, or
otherwise chafe the eye, until fever comes
on end dull sleepy appearance The eyes Lace,
,hlch la prelude to blindness Many per-.
sons wrongfully insist that Blind Brides pro.
ven; Horse from becoming frightened par.
iiculaIly by q noise 10 the ear + ye', they al.
Dit thai, be must see only in frooi, and The dsu.
ger Of Horse running away occurs from
noise 10 his rear, instead Of from sn alarm 10
front Of him. To have gentle Horses, they
should see all around lhsm, and, on hearing
noise, if they could turn their heads sod see
It, unless It ives extraordinary, they would
soon become sal,fed that no danger was scar.
But. hearing noise, and the poor animals
eyes encssed 10 a leather prison, they become
alarmed a, nothing and run away; al least
nineteen out Of tweoiy Horses become blind
from the use Of these BRIDES They attract
hss', prevent The DIST from passing over the
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A Great National Picture!

WARRINGTON Sinarfs Ceteeiahd
Painting.
gDHlS large end magnificent IulL LENGTH FOR
" TRAIT oF WASHINGTON, from the BURN OF an
American artist is considered by all who have seen
il to be one Of the most beautiful specimens q art
ever published, and CoRRrcr LiKEsEss OF Wash.
ngon The size OF The pate Is Gig hieon by twenty
eie BIT inches, which will make handsome picture
for the paror, and should be in the hands OF every
American citizen.
II is correct copy from Stuarrs celebrated origi-
nal Painting now at the State House Hartford, e.
II is finely engraved, and printed on superior plate
PAPER That il may DO within the means OF all.
the publisher has reduced the price to oSE DOLLAR
I- All persons remilting the amount may rely
upon receiving perfect copy by return OF maj! to
any part Of the Emitted States, Carefully pull up on
Rollers made for the purpose, Tree Of postage.
Address al otders (pasl padl 10 The publisher,
JOHN s. TAYLOR,
Book seller and Publisher,
ll3 Nassau street. New York.
"a. Papers publishing tho above advertisement
three times, sending copy Of the paper marked e
me- shall receive free Of postage, by return Of mai
a copy eff the plate. JOHN :. TAYLOR.
May 10, 1851. Nv
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.EG RECTE TUR.EE.
ssn
From tho Southern Culiva,or.
The Brought Decp as. Shallow
PiouShi,lg.

ACoo ALA-S'
Mr.. EDITOR A drought Of nine weeks
continuance is upon Us, aud the farms general
y present sickly sspec, and especially those
where shaiiotc and incOnstani blowing has pre-
vailed. This fact speaks volumes IN favor OF
deep, regular, and thorough ullege. 10 proof
Of which, will relate FOR the consideration Of
The readers Of the CuLrIvAToR the follow.
ing incident. Ia the relation shall! suppress
names and state facts:
A. and B. were neighbofs with farms Of
equal quality and eslenl-separaled only by a
cross fence. in preparing their corn.land in
the Spring Of le-, there was this difference
A. broke and listed his land with scooiers,
checked of with shCyes and plated. b.
4 broke up his ground with old fashioned c6ul-
,ers, deep aud close then listed with narrow
scooters, bot in checking of, he used the coul.
Ter with The bar wrapped with rope near the
beam, so as to open furrow for planting
| When the corn on these tso farms was about
half leg high, there were strong indications Of
a drought whsreupon B. ordered his best
plowman 10 run round the corn ai,h {Rtpiy
laid coulter as deep as his horse could draw
lt-which he did TO the depth Of ten nches-
along these coulter burrows by each bill OF
corn three or four cowpess were dropped
which we're covered By The scoo,ers 10 break
ing out the middIes. The corn of farmer
A. was ploaed a, he same time, With scooteFs
next the corn, and shovel. 10 the middle. The
Bezt blowing we're al tn. same time, but Nth
this d ference: A. plowsd shaller with short
shovels; While farmer B. slowed dap aud
close with scooiers-corn waist 10 breast htgh
The las, plowtnes Tor LAY Jog BY Confluence Cd
on The same morning, under suB 50 burning
aud prospects so goomy, lhst farmer A. o.
deted his plowmen home til Il should rain
" for, SAID be, " the corn appears to be burn
ing Up after you He lost 10 ,ine 10 inform
ing his friend B. Of his orders, and Of hl
thoughts and ask HIN lf be was not going t,
adopt his plan No, sir, said g., | shall pro
coed with my work IS though knew i, wooll
rain lo-mofrSw. Well SAID A., you will hay,
TO bay bread for your family as sure as you'tt
a man, ard turned homewsrd. 3. encouisg
ed his hands o continue their Iabors fsihfa Is
and if any deviation ,om former instruction.
let It be to plou desPtr "
Now for The sequel. Abou, ten days ate
farmer B finished laying by, the rain caut
on, and continued al some (yea m1ny) far
nefs we're as anxious to see dfy weather q
they had been 10 see rain. Farmer B mad
corn enough and 10 spare, aud peas 20 lstet
his pork, while his nelghbor A. had ha
yeats supply to purchase from abroad.
Yours, truly, MARTIN RIcfuRDs.
The Cottage Near Norfhport, July 10. 1851
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restoration d. preservation of tho
UHlA Il EEs
By VI. WISE & SON, nf Virginia.
80 C-aGaIr4dls

LT WISE Il SON, fading il altogether i'm pos.i
4FHs bic 10 attend personally to tho great number
Of daily applications from al sections olihe Union G,f
their Remedy Tor Badness. and for their celebrated
HAIR TONIC, have found il necessary TO sppo,n,
General Trareiing Agent, TO visit different cities
and towns throughout the United States yes,ng linn
with authority TO sppolnt sub.sgenis, use and yepd
The Hair Tonic. and to apply the RESTORATIVE,
and 10 put them into the hands of those he NAV ma.
point 70 operate wherever a sufficient number IL %
iionis IN any toxin or ghborhood shall be obtained
Capt. GEORGE CALVERT. Of Fauqoier county.
va, . alone authorized TO act General Travelling
Agent, with tho powers above indicated
Capt. z may be expected to visit, az speedily as
practicable the principal cities AID towns Of the U.
MON.
~ u. Capt, Calvert will always have on hand
iulI supply Of Tho HAIR TONIC (which cleanses
The head of dandrut, strengthens and inviRosa,es
me bar, and prevents II. also from falling o) for
'he region Of country most contiguous to bic opera
tons, or Il may always be obtained, al wholesale.
and forwarded to any part ofthe Union. by address.
ng the proprieiors, NJ. WISE & son, Richmond.
Val
aFPricc 80 per dozen cash. Six bottles for ss--
~ ans doiiss for single bpirle
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kissing Done Ry Rule.

Some Dung lady, whom practice has doubt.
less made periecs, lays down the following rule
for kissing:
Tbsre is as much difference 10 kissing as 10
individuals, and am sure that should not like
to be kissed BY every one. No, indeed. for
some one would give 40 wbeIming smack
that would almost deafen ole. New kissing
can be reduced TO rules. one or two Of which |
viii give. The head should always be turned
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eyes, ahere i, settles, aud is rubbed in the eye
by the blinds Of the destructive brides. A
wiser name could not DO Invented than the
Blind Brides. The Horses owned by many
country people, who simply pct on rope bEi
die, with bit, are never known 10 &c blind,
unless injured in their eye BY some other
means. Riding uorses used for the saddle,
seldom 90 blind. This is easy Of demousira
ton, as they are not used en- The bride. Ia
France, il seems, aud in the North, the old
murdcrous brides are going cut OF use, and 4
vet remains 10 reason aud humanity to say
how long this Old cruel system will prevai
amopg those who admile the Horse.
REASON.
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ro9EAT.
The American Boy.
BY JOHN II. HEWITT, ESQ.

IA
Father, look up and see that flag,
Hox gracefully il flies;
Those pretty s,ripes-they seem TO be
A rainbow in the skies"
], is your coun.ry's flag. .sy Ia,
And proudly drinks the light.
Ger oceans wave-in foreign chimes
A symbol of cur might.
Faiher-what fearful noise is that,
Like laundering in the clouds
Why do the people wave their hats,
And rush along in crowds y
II is the voice Of eaRnonry.
Tho glad shouts OF the free,
This is a dsy to memory dear
IFS Freedoms Jubilee.
al wish that was now a man,
I'D fire my cannon too.
And cheer as loudly as the rest
Bot. father, why don't you p
rm getting old and weak-but still
My heart is big with JOY
I've witnessed many a day like this
Shout you aleud, my hey!
ilurrah for Freedoms Jubilee
God bless our native land,
And msy live 10 hold the sword
OF Freedom in my hand"
Well done my boy-grow Up and love
The land that gave you birth;
A home where Freedom loves 10 dwell,
Is paradise on earth.
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EEi!i Yzanuririg.

There is custom prevailing IN some pa.
the best iarmeis-- namely, manuring the corn
crop IN the Hill, with bsinysrd manure. 10
behalf Of the custom Il is urged that greater
quantity Of corn to tho acre con be raised IN
this way, and iaal the manure can be made 10
cover a greater space. The fac, rs, It isa fore.
ing system; the idea is the making a good
crop not to the general improvement OF the
land. II the season prove moist, good crop
may doubtless be raised IN the way named ;
bu, should The season prove dry, the manure
10 the SAL would damage more than benefit
the crop. The only advantage gained, is ia
giving the corn a start. As 10 covering o
greater space of ground, can only say that
think Oh even culture The greatest beauty
Of farming. aud my dislike 10 The system il
question is that 1t initiates sgainst this
Cofnig crop, the roots Of which run cut eve
ry where in search Of ie~J; # manure i,
spread evenly over he surface, IS soon as the
roofs Of the co,n begin to extend themselves
they uiIl be sure fad it, aud al time, anC
IN such quantity, as is brsi suited 10 iht
growth and deyelopeuent of the pIant--snG
the ensuing season our eyes will not rest upor
an uneven field Of Gate; here tail cluster o
spires, and there an army Of dsarfs. have
stood some disisnce oil, and looked ever
field treated in his way, and could coun
where every iii u corn had been the season
before. Such a system Of husbaudfy is 10
calculated TO improve our worn cut land. =
We wan, an even culture, calculated 10 benz
f; the whole, not PAT, Of tie land. Bfoad
cast applicaiicns Of manure, evenly spread 0
Vet the surface, are slways the beai.--H &
". IN The Ai5auy ClhiratOr.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-08-20
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DR.. J KubI--Dear Sni
l,sdS IN thts county, afflicted with bsfvoua
complaint, froiapsua tleri. Finer Alhus. ard =
somewhat dsfsngsd mind, cs1s.d hy otsirue,ieps,
was for about twelve months attended ~ iogi u
opr eminent physicians. without any effect and
syory me tucesssiVsly declared her inturste,sfd
that she had 10 die. She then procured iwo BOT
ties Of yeur hbyssiria Mixture from ne, sblrb
cured her entirely. She hes since married md
~ 10 perfect good health and happy. Tie Abya'
sina Mixture has liksw zee proved very tfestioo'
in many other Diseases. bn, particularly in rntls
diseases, IN Wbich !, shcnld have the preference
Of all others. Yours ohedently,
DuGALD MeDucAIp,
Price fsrthe Abyssinia Mixture per bottle Is
cents, 81 20 Il 1850.
LikeUsc ON hand and Tor sale, Dr. kUbi's 10
sloFet, Universal Plaster. Cod Mine BALKAN, &C
4 j. HOLT0N. Agent,
Charlotte. N. G.