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History of Agriculture.

Agriculture engaged the attention Of the
Romans theoretically as well as practically.
Their time was divided between husbandry
and war. In the early days Of the Republic
their creates, mea employed themselves oil.
ternately in the one and the ether. Cincin.
uatus was called from the pillow TO ill the Of
fee of Dictator.
Among the Romans, the OK ives the prnc-
pal beas, Of bu,lher, and there are many di.
rections for breeding, working and feeding
this animal TO be found in the works OF Cato,
Piny and others. Beef cattle was also held 10
high estimation among the Romans, and d.
rec,ons FOR their management may DO found
among the writer's above mentioned. With
regard to the implements Of husbandry used
by the Romans we cansot speak definitely,
bu, it IS certain they used plows OF some
Sort both with mould boards and coulter,
and without them. Pllny speaks Of reap.
( ing machine, that was propelled by an OK
Their gram was beaten gu. with fails or ,rod
den GU, by cattle. Haying was performed IN
much the same manner as a, the present time.
Ga the d. cline Of the Roman empire, sg.
rcuiure shared the fate of the arts, and dur.
ing the long ages OF anarchy and barbaIlsm
which succeeds the fall Of the empire, agr-
culture was Amos, wholly abandoned, aud
continued TO be neglected until the ln'ro6uc-
lion or The ieudal system in the fifteenth cen.
fury. This gave every man distinction
and rank according to the quantity & land
he occupied Nothing contributed more to
give an importance 10 agricultural pursuits
than the introduction OF this system which
gave the tenant that cultivated the soil, as
we'll as the laudloid who owned II. political
privileges tina, were enjoyed by no other
member of the community.
England has for The lasl fifty years done
much for the Advancement of agriculture, and
her eff,rts have been cro~ned with success
and her agricultural productions have beer
more than doubled during this period.
The agriculture Of The French, suffers, Ia
common with every other species Of indus.
try, from the effects Of bad government
Since the revolution, the y made some advance
mcn', bu, are silll far behind Great Buiiar
Notwithstanding they have a climate and so,
veil adapted to every variety Of growth. Il
all parts of the conliuen, OF Earope, incteas
I. ing affection il beginning to be paid to thu
! subject. 10 L1mbardy and Flanders, It !
carried to the highest stale Of improvement
-N,u England Farmer.
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Vegetation of Seeds.

Mr.. Editor noticed 10 the plosman OF
July 9th, reques, Of one Of your subscribers,
that The directions which appeared 10 your
paper some ,~ years ago, Tor making sub
stance to hasten the vegetation OF seeds
nigh, be republished. Being iu the aabi, Of
~ri,ing down such receipts on the blank
leave. of my diary, in order to tee. them at
the proper season, "a pfoc,ice which BY the
way would recommend 10 oil interes'ed IN
these ,hiues-it takes but a minute or two.
end Tor such shor, articles Is much preferable
to hunting over &c Of nssspapefs.) re.
fered TO the book and found following:
soak garden seeds four hours in . solu
iion Of chlorine Of lime. TO gallon Of water
Seeds thus treated come up sooner. and ths
plants keep The lead through the season y
Piouman.
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EH/A II EGe
by ". WISE & SON. of Virginia.
~ C3nasd1s.
~. Ganad Ill.

NJ WIsE& son. hodipr il altoeelher impassi.
1VAs biz lo attend personally TO tho great number
OF daily applications fran ali sections OF the Union pt
their Remedy Badness and tor their celebrated
HAIR TONIC, have found il necessary to appoint
General Iropeitng Agent % visit different cities
and towns throughout the United States yesting him
.ith authority 10 appoint sub agents, use and yond
the Hair Tome, and TO apply the RESTORATIVE,
and 10 put them into the hands Of those he NAV 40.
point to operate wherever sufficient nuuber Of pa
tien,s IN sny town eigbborhood shall he obtaineJ
Capt GEORGE CALVERT. Of Fauquier county,.
Va IS alone authorized 10 eel as General Travelling
Agent. with The powers above indicated.
Capt Z. may be expected to visit, as speedily as
practicable The principal cities aid towns Of TIC L..
MON.
N. d. CAPT. Calvert will always have on hand
full supply Of tho HAIR TONIC (Which cleanse
the head OF dandrof strengthens and invigorale.
'he hair, aud prevents II. also, from falling OIL for
Inc region of country most contiguous 10 bis opera
uons, or j, may always be obtained, at wholesale,
and forwarded to any part ofthc Union by address
lng the proprlctors, M WISE & SON. Richmond
Va.
O'Price 60 per dozen cssh. Six bottles for So
or one dollar for singic bottle.
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Old Type taken in exchange for new a, . cent.
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Ansyycr 10 the Above.

In the valley Of the Connecticut, corn
growers are glad to pay 90 cents bushel for
ashes to apply TO corn in the hill OF the Iime
Of The first working after i'll. up. Ashes may
be scatlef ed over the hill beforeihc corn makes
i's appearance the main thing is 10 DO sure
and apply them some time before the plants
grow. Abou, q heaping table spoonful to
each hill is the cuan,ty commonly allow ed.
Leacbcd ashes spread broadcast over corn
before planting bas long been praciiced with
success.
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An Improved BOotjack.

A northern correspondent Of the kuckef-
booker gives the following: An amfz ne
pair Of feet appeared 10 the bar.room OF en-
ambitious inn late one evening. The owner
Of which inquired suSlonsly for the oooiback
The bell rang uervcusly, and IN moment
keen yalkee illustrator Of Day d Martins
best, popped into The room. Bring ne
Jack !" exclaimed The man Of gfea; "uDdet-
Standing" The waiter lnvoluniarily started
forsard, but CHANGING 10 catch glimpse OF
the boots, he slapped short, aud after sno'h.
er closer examination, said with equal twsng
nd emphass-"l say, yeou, yeou amt ago.
ia 10 leave this sorid ia hurry; you've got
too good holt 90 TO the ground. Want a
boojack, ebl Why, bless your soul, ,bere
amt boo.ack on alrla big enough for them
boolsl don't believe iha, horse can get
'em ofi T. My stare mani" cried our freud
Of the big feet, " what' dol | can't get
Boots Of without jack T. 81 tell you what
should d." replied Boots" If they were
nine, | should walk back 10 the fork OF the
read. and pull 'em Of here. That will fetch
EN-, gucssI'
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NILS CELL !! 4. Nt!.1yss
Sausases with the Tea"
TRoM eoNFrssIoNs al a NorsrKEErER,
BY MRS. JOHN SMITH.


BY MRS. JOHN SMITH.
For sometime past, have hid a Treasure
Of cock; fine Bucks County girl, whose
sifonges. Recommendation in my eyes, When
| engaged her, was, tia, she had never beer
GU; Of sight Of laud. Bo, week before last,
sse left my house for better place, as she
said. niahi have brbed her 10 remain, by
ii oTer of higher wages, bu, experience has
demonstrated 10 ny satisfaction, that this kind
of bribery never turns ont well. Your ser.
want, in mes, instances, soon becomes your
n.s.fess-or q, least, makes bold Efforts to
assume ibai position.
So let nv Bucks County gil 60 to he
better PLACE" As 70 hoH or shy It was to
be better place. DID rot make enquiry.-
Tha, wos Der business. She vas free
agent; and did not sileup' 10 Influence her
In fact. beng Of rather On independent turn
Of mind myself, ssupath re With Others
10 their independence, and rarely seek TO To-
terfere With deol4tcd ecu, Sc Of action.
Nv new cook. unfortunately, bad been out
of sight Of land, and thai for weeks together.
she vas f,em The Emerald Island. When
she presented herself, saw in her bn, small
promise. Having learned on erqalty, that
her name vas Alice siahony, said
How long have you been 10 ibis country
Alice r
There was a moment Of so of hesitation.
Then she answered,
"Six months, num-"
learned afterwards that she had arrived
ouly three days before.
Can You cook 7" | euqured.
"Oeb. yisi Oay thing from rib Of bafe
down It'll peraie."
"Yop're sure Of that AIice?"
"Oca sure num-"
Can you give me rererencaI
"l'se 60, character from Mrs. Jordan
where lived 10 New York I've only beef
here fsss days Body Jones knows me-
And she produced a written Justification OIL
ability signed Mary Jones, No.-William
street, New Y6ta. There @as suspicious
look about this character. b1t Of coursr, | had
no means Of deciding whether il "ss true Of
false document.
Afier some debate with myself, | ioslly de
eded 10 give Alice ii4l.
l, 50 happened hat ca the very day she
came, on old lady friend Of ny mothers &C
cotapspied BY her Two daughters, both mar
RED ard house Keepers, called 70 spend the
..licjnoon and lake lea. As they lived s0me
distance, | had tea qotte cary not waiting
for Mr. Smith, whoss business kept him away
.pfc'fy lsie.
Dang TIE aGeinsop, ny baHcftesn eaue
oscssoas'ly he bfiogssaae very nice coun
try sp,esges, and ape,s make r poin, Il
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Asparagus Beds.

According TO the experiences Of London
Gardeners, " ho are the hes, IN he world, should
have 8 dressing Of salt equal to pound for
each square yard. every spring and winter.
Fork up The earth and cover the bed with
we'll roiled stable manure four or FIVE inches
deep. Ia making a new bed the earth should
be ,renched, i. e., dug up wi h spade Ion
30 to 30 inches ~ depth, and made rich with
fresh loan and fair proportion OF well mixed
aud decom2osed msnure-,akng care TO q
void too much clay by adding sand Il ncces.
s,ry. Being q marine plant, common salt
has ever proved beneficial 10 II when used
with Judgment.
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confidently can We rely upon the success Of
the future crop, whatever Il may BE-. BY
frequent pl0wings. even the most tenacious
and adhesive lands will be ameloraied; they
will be exposed more thoroughly aud edeciu'
ally to The fertiz ng effects of dew', rains, at
mospheric Influences aud the enrich'ng action
Of solar heat. The roots Of plsnis find also
soils thus prepared, much more favorable
medium; they are not arrested 10 their pro-
eress. expand freely IN quest Of food, and are
no, cou,orted and thrown sside by opposing
obstacles which are insupersbe 10 their s'en
der form. Manure also acts much more ener'
ge,icslly on 6ue soil, than that Which is coarse
and in compac, masses; does no, so soon yield
is humidity in season Of drought, and is is'
more absorbent in time Of rain.
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Ashes or Corn.

Mr.. EDITOR VIII you please le, me
know in your next No. Of the Cuiliva,or,
whether or mol ashes applied 10 bills OF Corn
externally. before IT comes up, would be ben,
efcsl Aid which is the best wsy Of apply.
ing ashesto Corn2 Also do you think II would
pay good profit, IN taking lime to apply the
ashes 10 he hills of Corn2 Very respectful.
ly, your, obi serv'i,
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secure few pounds when he does so. lie
had some 90 this occasion.
"Ahce," said I, as | entered the kitchen
about four o'clock, "a van, you 10 hurry and
re, tea ready as quick as you can"
Yes, num-" was the ready reply.
"And, Alice," added-We'il have some
Of these sausages with The tea. They are
yery 6ne oncs-belier than We usually get.
Be sure to cock them very nee"
"Yes. num-" promptly answered the girl,
looking quite intelligent.
A few more directions as TO what we were
to have we're given. and then | vent up 10 81,
with my company.
I, vas not my Intention TO leave oil to the
doubtful skill OF my new cook, hut either The
/ time passed very rapidly, or she vas more
prompt and active than is usual among cocks,
| for the tea bell rung before was in expecia-
ton Of hearing IT.
"Ab," said !, "ihe-e is our tea bell" and
arose, adding, will you walk into The din
iog room, ladies"
The words we're no sooner uttered, than a
doubt as TO all being as ! could wish crossed
nv mind aud regretted that had 90, first
repaired to the dining room alone. But II was
loo late now or, rather, did no, happen tc
have sufficieu, presence Of mind 10 recall my
invitation 10 the ladies' 10 walk 10 t. tea, uni
had preceded hen feu minutes.
Well, We were presently seated a, The Ia
bic. Ny practiced eye lnsa u'ly saw that th'
cloth was LAID crookedy, that the dsshe
we're placed in slovenly manner.
coulda', help passing an apology, on thu
ground OF donesIc, and ,nen proceeded Il
The business of pouring out the tea. lh'
cups we're hauded arodnd, and ! 5000 noticed
tina, my guests were slipping from thei
spoons ia a very unsatisfactory manner.
was in the &C, of filing my o.n cup from tn
urn, when missed the plate If sausages
about which had boasled to my lady Trend
as something iite better than we're usual
~ tc be obtaned So funs the table bell
Alice presently made her appearance.
"Alice," said |, where are the sausage
| told you TO COCK. You surely haven't for
gotten them T.
"Och, no, indade, mum They're there.
"W here! don't see hem"
And nv eyre ran round the table.
"Theyre With The lay mum, sure"
" ilh the eal'
"Sure. mum, They're w,d the tly \
tosld me yoes wanted The s'ges wid III
,ay; aud sure they',e there. bold Ell
wen."
e A light nov ll,sbed over a'y mind Tbfo'
e ing up The i'd Ct the tea urn, | thrust IN for
q which Immediately came IN contact with
Z hard substance. drew IT forth, exhibited
{, single link Of we'll billed sausage"
e Let me draw vel! over what followed
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Manure for Fruit Trees.

A most excellent manure Tor truit Trees,
whether newly transplan.ed or otherwise, con-
s,sts of about two thirds swamp muck, aud
one third Of stable msnure. with small por.
ton of ashes, Ieached or otherwise. As this
requires some time for working over, the ma
terials should be timely collected and in some
instances II may be done uow to advantage.
Trees ahich are OF feeble gro 9Th have been
immediately restored 10 ugor by spreading
a thick coating Of old manure (or ns~. If cd
could 90, be hsd) IN broad circular space
round the tree, during winter, with o potion
OF old ashes, and spad,ug IN early IN spring.
The spsd,ng should be as deep as practicable.
without lcjurns the roots. Three OF four
inches Of manure, for apples, pears and pesch
es, where the soil vas poor, have been OF great
use. The quantity Of ashes should be just
enough to cover the surface, say the tenth Of
40 inch thick, which will be about busheI
or two for tree. drd o half peck 10 peck
FOR snail lree.- Albany Cultiratsr.
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Negro Wit.
~ t. Snow. VEINS 10 ak you one qu,

+" Mr.. Snow, ! VEINS 10 ak you one ques
lion"
"propol it, dem"
i :" Why AN grog.shoP like a counterfeit
dollarl"
Wall, G,sger, g,bs da, right np."
Docs YOU s,b Il up 7-kase you cant
pass 10,
YsGgyah n'gser, you talks 50 much
bou, your counterfeit dollars, jus succeed 10
deform me Why counterfeit dollar is like an
apple pie" ~
"Ob. ! draps dc subjec,, and knows Do,ha
Tout IT,"
"Ksse IT ISN'T current"
"Oh de Lord. what nipge,l Why su
your head like b,g Of dolenl 7"
:. Go way from newly sm III"
"Ksse dere's 10 sense (cen,s) 10 it,"
Well you was slvsys do bfackest niggei
neber see--,cu a'ssys hab de last word.
Napoleon vas g,ca. nsn-he was Q
hoss said punsIsr 10 conversation sbou
The late revolution IN France.
lie ~sssssi. replied the wit. "snd he
he'd mighty marital neigh" Marshal Ney. ),
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" yours,
PHIfER & Y0RkE.
Letter f'sn MaJor Dagald MeDggsld, CfsH
Cresk Post Chs,.

N'A'N YES Ngffts
slooSr CoUsrY. n. G., DIe 2j, is'
Dr.. j knhI--Dear Sin:
A Iady,n this county afflicted with nt'v's'
complaint Proispsus tltcu. Fiuor Albu,, nd
sones bat durangsd miHd. caused by ohslruclo'',
WIS FOR about " Give nonths attended isut o.
our eniinrnt physicians, without any effect ara
every one succefs.ytly declared her ineurablt'iN
thai So -, 20 die. Size then procured Two D.
lie. Of your Abs selma Mixture from ne saifa
cured her cntfeiy She has since msfr'.d wa
IS 10 perfect god health and happy. The Asi'
tina Mixture has likewise proved very ,thoases'
IN many ofhet diatssc-, but psftieu'nfy IN t"a'
disease. IN which IL shaula have the pfelefsf"
Of all Others. Yours ohsdiently,
DUGALD McDuGALh
Price for,hs Abyssinia Mixture pei bottle %
cents 81 Is 4 $3.50.
LikcWise on hand and Tor sale. Dr.. hen ~
slarcf, Universal Plaster. Gold Mine Bs''n'"@
4 J. noLToN, Agent
Charlotte. C.
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! Il viii 90. do 10 hoo q great field for lille
crops, nor 10 NOV twenty acres for five loads
Of hay. Earich The land aod il will raw for
Il. Better farm twenty acres we'll than fifty
secretly halves. ~
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SOLID AND DURABLE TYPE,

he.e,of re offered 10 the pubi,. To this last fta'
ture would in particular call attention. for soidi'y
and durability Of Type is on the principe oieeonony,
of the creates, importance To all typog'aphers The
embers Of the craft will also find ne ready TO sup
uIy ali kinds of
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a0GgAg.
Fran Tie Clsrles;sH Is. C) Mer;pry
he South To- the North Sends Greet
Ing.
81 SCION ROBINSON.

FY SCION ROBINSON
Nc7tl.srn brethren why this hating
~ v5ug Southern brothers here
sle ;scr taHs that yc are batirg,
TIL lhey'll fehi the more severe
" set IS now your Wild ambition
Would We sec this nations fail
DO you think that Abolition
l. the rock on which 10 call
Do Won think il stands SO strongly,
Twill uphold the Union still.
20 you think, though treated wrongly,
SOUTHERN men have not will
DO gou think TO keep possession
Uf the slaves that traitors steal
Or that men will brook oppression,
And never draw III ayenglng STEEL
Think not lightly on this crisis;
Rocks, though firm. in time decay;
Priceless Unions have their prices,
Constant dropping wears away;
Angry words and egits,ien,
Ola wrong will make no right,
Brightest day Of greatest nation
Ciyi war would turn 10 night.
Happy years we've lived together,
Like firm united band,
Boil load by single feather
May lie more than men will stand
Better should that plume ee given
% tho waiting seward wind,
Than the fairest land but Heaven,
BE destroyed by men so blind.
What is gained bv agitation,
And the strife OF angry words,
If it brings this happy nation
To the clash of bloody swords
Who shall gain but vie ambition,
That is leading on this stfife
Bsiier'd be will no condition,
Bond or free, that breathes in life.
Brothers sill may be united,
And support the stripes and stars,
And the faith our fathers plighted
On the field OF war god Mars
Bu, you must, like brothers willing.
Stop The tongues Of wicked knaves,
Who the Nation now are killing,
In prslcnce of freeing slaves
What will nations Ger the ocean
Think OF US il we should part
Parting for the widest notion
Ever iilI'd The human hearts
Fresdom then may well be signing
Der the ruin ruling here.
Tyrants lhen in triumph crying.
Gloat around cur Unions bier.
cHGsLgsToS, 5. c., April On. 1851.
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ORNAMENTAL AND JoBBING TYfE,

Bordering Sc. Ifsel assured that the elegance and
accuracy Of all the Type manufactured by me can
no, be surpassed by any Founder in the Union by
an entirely now method in the m,ring and casting
am enabled to retain the ririues of iae component
parts Of tie metal and thus produce, in addition
10 nm elegant the must
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coscosp. N. C.. JrLy %. lsi.

Coscosp. N C.. JuLy q. l:i:
Dr.. kuhl--Deaf sir;
We have sold out oil Of vour Ahyssinia Mii,sn
Il has gwen saiiTs satisfstiisn 10 sli those ~
have us,d Il. We have warranted TIE Abysaa
MtGturel ~ I'll eases on cur oe n account, sneu
can say, has u.yer tat'cd We have daily cad
iof more al the Abystinia Mixture. srd yss I'll
please send US as aeon as possible such supp,
which sill answer The great demand
Very respectfully yours.
putIEu L. tnpET
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DIR. KUHL'S
Abyssinia Mixture,
For Ca,srfhs. Influenza, Costiveness, Piles, ca
vel, Genoriir. Gleet, fluor Albus, OF ik,
Whites, Weakness, Distinctions, &c.

Coin ililI, NC, Acc. I,isE.
Dr. J. kuhl- Dear Sir:
You will please forward to us a. soon a, ess,
venieni. fresh supply of the Resiorer of,hs Bee
and The abyrania Mature. We have sold osl Il,
some time The Rc',oier and The Depunin
Pewdef, have proved to be very stlieseieu, +.
irlaess Of she chest. rheumatism. Sore Lsr,. Il,
hainmsIions OF he Eye, Debility. and o,heieAs
ME diseases. We watrsntsdt the abys,inil Mr.
iufr TO every patient, and no one has asked ls n
The money returned. bot on the contrary s,,g
one has psa'sed iis great sansi va powers
We remain yours, respectfully.
A. Il ID. W. HONEYCuTT
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A NEW set Of BUsGY HARNESS for saIe.---
IA Enquire at this Office.
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prepared to supply the much admired Scotch letter,
having lately procured ifom Scotland series Q,
these beautiful faces, together with every fai"'y Oh
form and pattern of
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w they purchase elsewhere. 10 give me cal,
a, M los Fuhon street, New. York, or al No. IL
Canal.st. Row. New Orleans. where am ready 10
furnish them With all kinds OF
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