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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-05-08
NEWS AND GLEANIEGS.
Prom the Pittsburg Daily Dispatch.
STEAMER wEBsF BR HURNED.

Vlcxssuae, May. 3-P. NJ.

J" f" =
Vlcxssuae, May SIP. NJ.
Tho steamer Webster, Capt. SxmL. RENo,
bound from Cincinnati 10 New Orleans, took
fire 's'erday afternoon, May Cd. and burnt
to the waters edge. at the head Of the Ia.
land Ito miles above Vickshurg.
The FIRE W, 9 discovered, and the alarm
given about four O'CLOCK In the morning .aad
almost Instantly the Nhois boar was envel.
oped in flames. The Pllo, .Mr. RucHmAS,,
10 whom much credit Is sdue,) having charge
Of the wheel Immediately endeayored TO run,
the boa' ashore,in which he partly succeeded
Until The flames finally drove him from his
pos. and tho boa. (being unmanageabI Ie, y.
aoaled again thus depriyins the passengers
of all hope Of safety.
Al the first alarm, scene ensued which
il is impossible TO describe, and with the /,
burning of the boat, from which The fame $;
were bursting in all drec,ions) it became
terrible in. the exreme. Many rushed into
| the flames, while o,hers crowded 10 The sides
of,he = ssaai. ill driven away by the spreading
s,s ond fns,%,.' ,hrew themselves into lhe
currcnd i, was with dS;!ficuliy tina. any Of
l.4s females 4eoala be So ,ss--niany Of .asm
being separated from theif Ssasoands ana
friends. Abou. la or 10 passengsrs i;,mpad'
from The bow Of the boat, and with o. osstiieu''X
saved their lives, by clinging 10 snags, un,.S'
relieved BY the yawl. g 92s
As soon as The fearful truth was known
BY the inhabitants on shore, three or four
boats were rowed out 10 her, and succeeded
in saving ,he lives Of several persons, who
were clinging to tho drift and snags; they
were taken on board the s,ore-boa. Grey
Eagle Capt. ]. L. CAsE.--who did all shs.
could be done To afford an asylum TO the few
w men and children saved. iias ~
The number Of passengers and hands was
abou. loo-of whom only some 90 can be
:ound--sho rest, II is supposed all have per-
ished with the boat! a saIi
The steamer New Orleans, from 81. Louis
for New Orleans, which hove in sigh. about
an hour after the accident, took on board
the survivors, and rendered all the assis,ance
that could be wished. The following are
the names Of them: !" @. "9
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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-05-08

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ao'e 10 'ne support wnich YOU '"u you'
nroihers snd youf ria''i''rs nave gwen "'
here IN me eiiy q Boston: ! am nos ",
graleIuliorh AZ thaye found you ~ ZINES ,s
past had you now ana am sure anai'
commune 70 nnd yopi ano y me ssy y youl
les me enifeai you this DAY 70 deliver 70 your
children what syS--lnal sss boston louno =
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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-05-08
mo. 82,1

NO. Bx
AN ACT 70 repeal "the act to encourage the kill
ing Of wolves" passed Feb. 9, 1881, and the act
amendatory thereto. %
Be |. enacted by the General Assembly Of
the State Of Chic, That the act 10 encourage
she killing Of wolves, passed February ninth,
eighteen hundred and Ihirly.one, and the
act amendatory thereto, passed March sew.
euih, eighteen hundred and lhirly.6ve, be,
aud Ihe same are hereby repealed.
JOHN F. MORSE,
Speaker Of the House of Reps.
C. c. CONVEhS.
Speaker OiA,hs Senate.
March IS, 1851.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-05-08

aq.s,s.i,.i sa mo. e5,j ,rs is.'
AN ACT 70 amend an act entitled IAN act 10 au-
thorse the formation Of Gas Light Companies
passed January IL, 1851. ~ 81 T.
SEC. !. Bea sHaeied BY tho General
Assembiy Of tks State Of Ohio, That the
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mails.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-10-07
EEsG-vgEEE4 LY LINE OF FOUEe
u HORSE COACHES.
DR.. ROGERS 4.
EsgTV GRE ARD E'AAs!

A SAFE and certain cure Tor consumption
-iAtof tde Lu1 gs, splitting OF Blood, Coughs,
Colds, Asthma, Pam III the side, Bronchitis,
Hopping Cough. and ali Pulmonary affections
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
The Louisville Journal says: s'Dr RogeTs
L,iytryvort and Far not only gives immediate
relief in coughs and colds, but from the testi-
n.ony Of men OF the highest standing here and
elsewhere, il is making some very Iemarka
bic cures Of consumption"
The Railway Register adds: we have heard
II stated, by persons Of great resPectablllty
who have used this medicine, that il IS one
Of the most remarkable medicines OF the age
for Coughs. Colds, Influenza, Bronchitis,
Asthma. Pain in the side and Breast. Spit
ling Of Blood, Hopping Cough, and all Lung
Complains, which, il neglected, usually Ter
n,,nate in Consumption; and the certificates
attached TO the advertisement would seem iu
~ 10 Justify this statement
LIVERW ORT.
This plant has, Tor many years, been found
10 be OF singular virtue IN the cure OF atiee.
licr Of the Llvers. More recently 1t was as
cerIained tina; it possessed great power 10 ar
resting Bleeding at the Lungs, Coughs Of a
chronic chara cles &c, and Oi essential service
in all diseases oil a pulmonary Character.
VAR
This article is now universally aeknowl-
edged 10 be the most healing and efficient ap-
plcation fbr diseased or delaying lungs, or
any portion oil the tie4hy onhmuscular part oil
the fume n body. lis medicinal and pIese ~
awe qualIlies we've understood by the Egtp-
tiaas in the early ages of the wurd, and no
doubt now exists among scientific men ,thatthe
preparation used in the enbalmmem of bod
res, was composed principally OF lhis ingre-
dent. lnialer ages, ii was found TO be in
universal use among the aborlglnes Of Amer
lea, and al this day II is their principal, and.
IN fact, only medicine for an unsound slate
'of The lungs, OF any approach 10 II. Those
who are acquainted with the history oil tins
hatdy race of men, know that death from
consumption is unknown among them. The
medical faculty In all countries appear 10
have become aware OF the great healing prop
critics of this article, and are now lnlfUdurlng
lit in their practice. DIR. Bucban, OF Eng
land DIR. Crichlon, of ST. Petersburg, Or.
La Prieure. of Paris, and the distinguished
DR.. Cooper, have been in the habit Of com
3inIng it with Other articles in their pTescfP-
lions, and with entire success.
Bcicare of Comterfeiis and Base limitations!
Tie genuine article is signed ANDREW 10
GERS on the engraved Wrapper around each
/ bottle.
Price, 81 per bottle, or six bottles for 50.
Sold wholesale and retail by
SCOVlL & MEAD.
lib Chartres ST., bet. Cont and 81. Lou
sts., n. Orleans,
Sole General Agents for the Southern States
10 whom all orders and applications Tor agen-
eies must be addressed. Sold, also, by
| DIEMER & HAMPTON, Spao,,0,,;lle II
| IMcELRoY & CRAWFORD, ! -
HODGE Il HoEEYcUT, EikIon, Tenn.
| p f. DEMoyILr.E, Huntsville, Ala,
| Jan, Ia, lS5i-ly-
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-10-07
9nIl alh gantg.
DOG IStOrY.

pat is just ohe ui the greatest
dogs out; strong as a lion, but gem
tie as a lamb. He leaves nothing
Ialiye upon which he is fairly set,
but he would not disturb the fealh-
ers of the SMALL Est chicken unbid-
den for his right paw. He will
drag the children in a cart as long
as he can drag himself, and never
utters a word Of complaint; but wo
betide the being who comes within
reach when duty calls him to a
sterner mood. A very useful dog
is Pat, too. He will carry and
fetch, any thing entrusted to him,
and make himself very generally
useful in the way of errand-going.
He divides his time between one Of.
our neighbors and a farm mile
Off, and saves many journey back
and forth Of those who would make
more fuss about it. The other day
he was sent to the farm with a
basket for eggs. 1t was observed
that he did not come SC. promptly
as usual, but the circumstance ex-
cited no special attention. He
came in at last, looking as though
nothing had happened. He was
glad to see the folks, and appeared
; very much at ease, and perfectly
: satisfied with himself, with no
: goadings Of conscience, to mar his
happiness. In the midst of his
5 apparent happiness, however, he
was interrupted with the inquiry
Pat, where are your eggs?' His
tail fell about sixty degrees instant
ly, and with a look perfectly intel
4 hgible he turned and was cff.-
Going to a pile of timber not fan
away he found his basket of eggs
and bringing them home, made tht
: : best apology a dog could make
: and gave them into the hands o
: his mistress. On inquiry, 1t was
I ascertained that On his way hom'
y he met some ether dogs, and, feel
r ing a little social. he put his egg
I in a safe place and stopped TO
social chat with his friends, and fl
= nally went home forgetting to TAX
II his eggs along. We believe thi
7, is the first instance in which a do!
$ has been shown to have foryotte
! any thing.-N q. Telegraph.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-10-07
CIRCULATING LIBRAH tx.

The Undersigned will continue
Es3S the CIRCULATING LIBRARk esiab-
49, Iished by Webb s. Smith They
will from time 10 time make such sddiuons
OF valuable WORKS as cannot fail 10 make IL
wodhY the attention add patronage Of the
READ DING COMM UNITY; and 10 such
per4ons as are not in situation of have
not the inclination to buJ Books, they would
saw fake q Ticket in The LIBRARY, and
YOU will thus have an opportunity Of reading
on almost anu subject you could tvisf, WITH
our THE EXPENSE OF BUYING~THE
Books. Some who have taken the Tickets
have, acithin the space Of one term read as
high as SIXTY FIVE DOLLARS WORM OF
BooKsl We mention this 10 show what IA
ciIiIies person will have by becoming asub.
scrIber. There are very few persons ~ The
community who are willing 10 bpy what
Books they would like to read, as i is quite
expensive. This difficulty is entirely obriG-
ted By the Library. We have placed the
price of the Tickets so low as 10 ~ pithin
the reach Of ALONE DOLLAR AND
FIFTY CENTS EACH PER TERM OF
SIX MONTHS. In view Of these facilities.
we earnestly invite persons from the country
10 subscribe. The Library consisted almost
ererY bruach Of Science, Historical. Books
of Voyages aud Travels, Religious, Poelieal'
"AS's''1"sO niEMER & HANG TON.
April 90. 1851.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-10-07

A MrsTlK That men cannot get
along without brains. One-half the
men in the last Congress never heard
of the article. 1t is impudence, not
mind, that gives men position in any
community. Balloons rise, not be-
cause they are filed with substance,
but because they are filed with gas.
Now, men are just like balloons,
only more SO.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-10-07

EADows-PAsrURrs.-If your
meadows and pastures are begin
ming to diminish ip their products,
prepare a: once, at the following
rate for each acre, the following
compost: nix together two bushels
Of lime, one bushel Of salt, two
bushels Of ashes, and one bushel Of
bones, LIT them lie for six weeks,
Ihen sow the mixture Gu the mead
ow or posture; and harrow it in; SOW
thereon grass seeds, and roll. If a
load Of weRrotted manure be added
il will in crease the value of the APP
plication, so also would a bnshel OF
plaster TO the acre.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-10-07

MAEuRE-Rough materials Of
III kinds should be collected and
formed into compost heaps. In
sucn collections, recoIlect that any
thing that once had life is competent
lo repIoduce if. OF such materials
fhero ard enough on most farms, if
collected together, 10 supply annual
~ the exhaustion Of The mound OF
the soil, and keep Up that essential
element of all fertile soils Ilme
and labor cannot be more jadicious-
IL applied.
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LEENaEa.a
No Cure! No PAY!

FH1HE Graefcnberg Dysentery syr-
a Izp, will certainly cure. Bloody Fiux,
IDysenlery, DIa rrhea, and all the early stages
Iol Cholera.
The CaliEdren's PssIsacea, will GER
iainly cure all disorders incident to the second
summer in hldren, teething. feyers. worms,
and has already saved more young children,
than any Other medicine invented.
THarssralIfs Uterine CatFaoIicOn.
will certainly dure all diseases of females, no
matter how Complicated, nor OF how long
standing.
The GraeEenberg Vegetable Pills.
will certainly dpre or prevent all BillloussdIs-
orders, lever and ague, headaches, dyspepsia,
liver complaints, SC.
The GraeEenberg Sarsap3rilia,
powerful concentrated Extract IS not q dtet
drink, nor is Il put up IN large bottles nor
does il contain Molasses, nor any syrup, but
IS Cheaper and better than Sarsaparilla that
POSSESSES the confidence Of medical pracu-
TONER, For sale by Diemer s, Hampton,
McElrey s. Crawf$rd. Fayetteville, Tenn.
ALEX. MACKENZIE,
Agent Graelenberg Company.
July 22,-6m.
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Gbf 5mriler.
WEAVING Colts, Sd;

In this day of promise Ind pro- |
gfession, while some American la
dies are astonishing the world by
adopting the new costume, as if is
called, and others are winning for
themselves imperishable fame, and
for tie world enduring benefits, by
file practice of the sciences, and
others, must speak it, are endeay..
dria5 TO pave their way INTO the
halls of legislation, why may not the
American women answer the young
farmers question:
Well, then, coils, IN the first
place, should have their gums rubbed
0 cut, for all coils are not Ike
Hiol,ard III. BY this,process they
c an obtain their nourishment more
easily. | am aware that this inca
sure is secuted by some who rather
Hold faith 10 old els:ors, than profit
Iiy new discoveries. That the nour-
ikhmcnt pc good and healthy, the
dam shou id not be overworI1ed OF
8yelheate a al any time before wean-
pg. Cd mmcnce weaving while
: / here is P lenty of green grass, and
do it by degrees, admitting the col
to the da In, say twice and then once
i day, az b so on, letting it occupy
wo weeks times at least; such ;
Inethod is better for the dams thar
a hasty 0 be. Don'tregard the time
, Of the moon. When colts are si1
or eight weeks OLD, halter and Sc
cure thdm well TO tree or post
let them pull and struggle ill the,
arc iired. You can then lead then
where You wish TO, with little or N
difficulty. / have had several treat
) Cd ia this manner; have two yea
cid, how fifteen hands high, which
uheh he was onIy four or fly
months old, could be ledin from tb
prairie by a child of eight wears.
Row, as regards diseases incider
ial 10 horses, if cannot tell low
cure them al, | can tell how to pre-
velt them, WITCH is much better
for il saves much SINE and anxiet
Of mind, saying nothing Of the sut
fdring Of the poor animal; it is IN
' prsally admitted that an ONCE
r feventivo is worth a pound of CIR,
qncea weok give each morse hais
fiji Of salt, anq ohe of hickory asht
mixed in bran; il will make the
{ bats smooth and Shiny. Chan
j 'eir food often; keep them d
y hen stabbed, but not too war;
changing from extreme heat or &C
Il not good for them; and qua
strictly against oferloadirg and {;
driving, and you will be but lit
troubled with sick horses.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-10-07

GREAT CouNr Speaking Of
the many recent inventions for the
convenience Of mothers and babies,
the Philadelphia Sun says:
The next thing, we suppose, which
will be brought to perfection, Will be
an arrangement for washing, dressing,
feeding, and putting to sleen the dear
little cherubims. All the mother will
have to do, viii be to place the dirty.
hungry, sleepy little one into one
end Of the machine, and in course Of
time it will come out Of the other,
washed, dressed, fed, and fast asleep
Great country this!!'
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-10-07
Medical Depot.
Houses Family and Plantation
III Il DICTNES.

HOUSES EdlaAEy saAaQ EHSat1tsEt1OAl
III lDIGTN Els.
HI OUSE'S INDIAN TONIC; a safe and
u 4 certain cure for Chllls or Ague and
Fever in three hoaTs, a BID remedy in Bilious
md Remiitent Fever.
HOUSES PILE OINTMENT; soothing
aud rapid cure FOR Blidd or Bleeding Piles
and for Burns, Bruises, Fresh Cuts, &c., il
is perfect Pain Exiraetor.
| HOUSES VEGETABLE PILLS are
more popular than any thing 6elore the pub
bic, as general Family Medicine e. They are
anti Rheumatic, anti Bilious, and anti Fever.
Try them and be convinced
HOUSES CERATE; for Teiters. Scald
Head aud Ring Nso rII--a good remedy.
All the above Medidines manufactured and
sold, wholesale and re Halt, by
NJ BOURNE.
IDeaderick ST., opposite True U'aig eGics,
i NASHVILLE, Tenn.
Also, agent for the sale Of Gfay's ONT
ment. Bulls SarsapariIIa, Wlsiar's Balsam
Iof Wild Cherry, sc. sc.
agents for The sale Of HOUSES MEDICINES
IN Lincoln Co.-Diel,er s Hampton, NcEl-
roy s Crawford. Benz f. Clark. F. Mellow
& Sons, Talley s, Goodrich. S. & L. Hart,
D. c.. Hail and w. Nj. Mckinney. Also, &c
be had from numerous agents in every County
in Tennessee. North Carolina, Virginia
Kentucky and Mississippi
Nashville, Sept. 9, 1851 ON
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-10-07

+, Old Skinfint says the first time
he changes a cent, he intends to do
ssom ething handsome for the or
phan Asylum. Skinflint is the
same old gentleman who squgezes
ever ! half dollar he gets h1d Of,
so t hat you can hear tie eagle
Shrek half way to Mur9eesboro'.
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SUN DRIES:

6R1 CARB and Biearb SdpA. Pearl ea3
~ ash, Alu4I. Saeralhs, EpSonl ~
0Ing1 Salts, lSoll Bnmsnne, SulpaSn
|. x Subj. SIENNA Fol. BuAu. Chamdmile.
Genn Ana, Coulnto. Gum Mjnh, Salt Petre,
REID Oampho. Gum Arabic. 3arb Anu Ionia,
Rheu barb. lhecac, alap. ScaipopHy Oflum.
Gamtbge. AIoes, AssalGildag Red and " hlte
Precilhiaie, ErgGt, Benzolu. lSps AmuIonla,
Aqua Ammonia. llobella. JuJub4 Paste Blue
Mass. Sumoch Pb, Cloves, n ulmreI, Ca
Iyepne and Black Pepper, Spec, Mace, sc
SUI gical Instruments. Pocket Cases, i lhne
assoIi ment; Trusses, large Gssbfimenl and
a half dozen kinds; UisGo Abdominal Sup
porlek; SNUFF. scotch, GarTesI's, EJerlys
and bihers, in boIlies and biadders lSnun
Boxes ass'd; EXTRACTS. Toilet, Lubin's,
Frendh, RousseIIIs, and Bohe milan, pr the
Hand kerchiel; Cdosnes and Hair OFF, POI
maiuhs, Cosmetics; Rousselrs, Haul's Fay
or's Ind other SHAVING; CREAMS; Soaps
anG Toilet Soaps; COMBS. B4nalo, Ivory.
shell and ErglISh Horr; Flesh, Hair Iass'd,
Paint. Varnish. Sash. Tool. W Eiewashl and
other BRUSHES Rife and Pistol Powder,
Bar Lead, Shot. Percussion Gaps, Ibwder
FasHs, Flints, Fish Hooks and Lines. &c.
AlEohol. Gin. Braodres, old particular Port
Win4. fine Madeira for medical pu poses;
Red Ind White Leads. dry or ground ID OIL;
all kinds Of Paints. i.inseed OIL, Iurpknsine,
Tube Colors. indigo. MaddeT. Paste B.5cKng;
WIN bow GLASS, oil sizes; Walls ass'd, Glass
Jars, Bottles and E'lasks; LAMPS. sradd and
susp{ nsIoE; Glotes aud Cones Tor lamps.
CIGARS, Of all kinds; fine Virginia Tdbacco.
sc. &c. together with almost every al Icle ia
the Medical Line which we offer al tlle low
es, Prices ID be lai IN vhe we.lern maIkei.-
Will fresh and pure Medicines. and Tile con
stan4 services OF experienced Dieggi4,s aud
ApoI hecares. all orders, Physicians pr serip-
TONS sc. SC. will te promptly and uIFeiuiiy
afforded 10 At ALL HoERs.
.MkdicaI advice gireH free Of charge
| Cali at he Drug aud Medical DepetIol
| DlEMER s. HAMPTON.
! West side Pubic Square, Fayetteville, Tenn
April %. 1851.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-10-07

: 'hIarcery, did you scour the
floor in the water HailF'
No, marin; it Tas too dirty; SC
I took Che dinner pot
well, make haste dear, and get
done with it, for you know the
boarders have 'sot' their hearts on
stew to-day, and they must have
it. 4
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MONEY.

I'm consequence of additional liabilities in.
4 Cured by rebuilding my shop and other
houses, am compelled TO request those In :
debIed TO me by note or account, TO come for
ward and square off the same. Nothing but
the most urgent demands for Money could
force me 10 make this request.
hope all those indebted will feel them
selves called upon 10 cbme to my relief By
so doing you will much obIige
Z. G.. G.. BEANLAND.
Nav 6, f851.-tf,
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sN0eeg Fss.aass

Ed OBERT A. GRAY having sold all his
d q interest in the CHEAP CLOTHING STORE
to Col. l.. L. era Y 1.-The business will
hereafter be conducted by ScoTT, GRAY & Co
Aog. 20. 1857.
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SEA! TEA! TEA!!!

HAALLEY'S CELEBRATED Pain Extractor,
HF for Burns, Bruises, sc;
Dalley's celebrated Cure All, for every kind
of injury 10 animals;
Bulls Sarsaparilla and Yellow Dock;
Rogers LiVerwou and Tat;
WIsar's Balsan of Wild Cherry;
Williams PuImonic BalsAm;
Gray's celebrated Plaster for Ulcers, Sores, &s
Jew DaYid's do do do do
Judkins' do Ointment do do
Spohn's Head Ache Remedy;
Smiths Sugar Coated Pills;
Peters Anu Bilious Pills;
Hoohanc's celebrated German Binefs, .'lor
females"
Thompson's Anodyne Syrup, for women and
children;
Paris Soothing Syrup "for children teethius;"
Luoina Cordial for Genital diseases;
Mustang Linamen,;
Fol- sale al the proprielbrs' prices, By
J. NJ. ZIATERMAN,
Wholesale Agent,
Sign of The Lion aud Mortar, Marker Sc,
April /. NASHVILLE, Tenn.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-10-07

ORcHARDs.-If you design set
iihs OH an orchard this, fall, and
your allotted ground has not been
ia row culture, you should manure
cacb acre with twenty double loads
Of compost formed Of wood S MOULD
and marsh mud six parts, one part
ashes, and four bushels Of bone
earth; this should remain in heaps
some y eeks before being applied.
Salt win expel worms, if used in
The food in moderate degree, and
aids digestion; but salt meat is inju-
lious il ased much
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-10-07

Jehn. G. SAKE, Of the Burlington
(Vt.) Sentinel, one Of the wittiest
men ana soundest democrats in the
United States, perpetrates tie fol-
lowing in reply to a subscriber, whose
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wit:
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II shall be sent, if Charon's mail will let it.
Where The subscriber will be sure 10 get III
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