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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-11-24
SOWING OATS wrrn WHEAT.

An Illinois correspondent of The Gen.
esee Farmer says he has repeatedly tired
the experiment Of sowing oats with wheat
as a protection from The severity ef winter.
Tie first saws one hushel of oats pei acre.
aud Then puts in the usual qnanIny Of
wheat. and harrows them in iugelher.-
lie has this season. three different pIeres
oi wheat on The same ground, all prcpar-
cd alike. On The first piece, he sowed
with the wheat one bushel of oats
per acre; on the stenad, half a busheI; an
the third. no oats AZ all. The same kind
and quantity of wheat was sown on each.
The first piecee is good. wiibnni any chess.
The second piece Us middling crop. with
lillle chess. The third piece is nearly all
chess. and moi woIill harvesting.
The editor adds the remark, I" hat the
fact stated is IL much vshe. aud the prac-
ilce al sowing few oats with winter
wheat on soils ON uhrh il is apt to WIN
Ter klll, should be more generally adapt
ed. The oals klli OUT IN The winter and
afford protection and manure 10 The wheat
plant" Tan any ot our Western cor
respondents give US lnrlher experiments
or information in r,gard To this practice.
Ii is new 10 most farmers IN this section.
Rural Ne,c Yorker.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-11-24
DIR. KUHL,s

ABY5sINIA MIXTURE,
For Cdfds, L,faenza, Cosiiceness, Piks, ,A6ec-
lion 81 the Kidney and Bladder. 1Garei, Go-
norrh9a, elects. the Whites, Weakness, and
ofhsr Female Complaints. -
.Ljs For particulars see small bills.
4.ynchburg, Va, Oct. s, 1851.
Da. J. KrmL.: Dear Sir: wrote you some
ane since, but received no answer. ] am most
n,ppy 10 inform you, that all Of our last supply
ot your Medicines have been disposed Of, and
nise given great satisfaction. The demands for
'ae A5yssinia Mature and the Gai aiLMfne Bal
IN are daily increasing, and will be the most
p'pular medicines of the day. Please send me
hes'i supply Immediately. Fraternally. yours,
+. n. ATKINSON.
For sale by DR.. s. ID. Schooliell, ID. Hearit,
sha Maj. Thos. Howerton. Hilshoroueh; Carr
~ watson. Chapel Hill; Cooke & M.Craddens.
,aIiy Ho; DR.. d. P. Weir, Greensbnrough; r.
:. Mitchell & Co.. Oxford.
Dr J. KiJIH. & PAsCHAI., Oxford, Princi-
Fn uIiicesfor North Carolina. TO whom Agents
~ ~ others will d,ect their orders for Dr. Kuhl's
Medicines.
May ls. 35-lycos
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-11-24

WEDNE~DiY,. NovEN1|=R q, I~s2

On have rrrzs many hard hing,
N Do, snd Ihey ought to he wi-e aud gna.l
u order 10 do ,heis dal,es well. ! hey
need prsparziisn- and God has gisenll.<m
rhildho.d and youth 'er study aud i'm
pfasemfni. s}s~snies knoviesler knnl
i'onks. there are uii,er 'l,inks 10 be lln
ed: 10 eouqurr ane's reif and sinis(
sires; 10 70 what is r'gh.. and nss,d What
y wrong; and leamiab bs kind 41t|& weak.
s.And nnw. Eddie. lIirre u - Aer rea-
son why NJ should hove rhiIdhood and
little rhilsirrn. Can ynu iel me xllas il
is!' The lil1lr bow ! ~ kindIrd as he
saia, SuiIrr little cI,lI.l,rn To- rnm< unto
me. and i.srbid il,rm no'; fur Of such is
the kingdom oi heaven"
YES. Edsli-. our Saviour loved liuIe
rhildren: and think how Jr,us the Sou Of
God. when he came npon The earth. did
moi choose w came as full grown man.
Tie mighi have ,sken any form. He
might have rohe As king. OF sn angel;
bsi he ehose TO rome as a babe, that
needed care and Iuve. and grew up as you
and all the rest alo. So thai he knnws nnw
IN heaven. jnsi how you ierl. and SYM
palhizes ai'h you; and hs did nnl UNDER
take his Faller's business uhuI te bad
grow n up and was man."
/" Mamma" said Eddie. {" "IknRrafier
be Effie boy nan nof. l don't know
emo. gh iu he man. aud am sure am
moi geo,l enongI'; and want all This time
10 g,ow beuer and wiser And I hope
thiisi will hirss me. il iry ,o be one of
his rhildren. Aud ! won't laugh at The lll-
sle ei Is any more herause they are 81
ws ak. III Try 10 help them, il ran find
oui any way. wont mind il lie boys
do kn"rk me round;Pihal would mol be
acting like . man. mamma. would il!''
His mother kissed him aud of he ran.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-11-24
.I WISH l WAS A MANI

~ wish was man." said lille Ed
die Miller TO his mother; " The big boys
knnck me about, aud am put in The ,.tass
with lillle girls, aud the teacher doesn'i
rive me any chance. When ! wanted to
get on The hurse yesterday, George told
me 10 wal. unlil was man."
"Do you know enough To be a man.
Eddie! Can you read every hard word
you come across without spelling ii!'
Z" Well. mamma. could if was only a
man."
Could you sit down patiently. hour
after hour, and work over those hard Sums
that youspe George doing!" Why, no,
mamma: but could il | was man"
.Do yrn think. Eddie, il YOU could
glow righ, up and have 4, once mans
size and strength, yon could Fsaav be 4
man in goodness. and patience. and
knowledge. and willingness 10 labor!"
IL don'i know, I'm sure, uiani,ua.
Well, nov, my sou, IT,, us talk linle
about ii. Don't YOU think. if you had
something bard TO do, and you were ig-
noranl how i, should be done. you wouA
be anxious to learn how. and would want
time for preparaiion! You would moi hike
ioundenake thus difficult business, without
having alleasl fried To learn. For instance,
the other day. when George was going IL
make that beehive. did SOU see how 10, :
he studied about il; and illen how he wen
over 10 The carpenters and watched them
and used their tools: and how every davt
after breakfast, he went 10 his worSshnI
and planed and sawed. until after nnrl
paHls he made that nice hive Tor ih,
bees! Yenremember abuui il, don't yous
4 y yes, mamma"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-11-24

l1r. Fillmore.-The Syracuse Sta
says:--When The strife Of the Presidential
election shall have begun 10 snbside, aud
The waves Of party passion become less
iunmlluous, one man will appear in peer
less greatness. We mean our present able
Chief Magistrates The .des;inies Of the
country Cor several wears past lsave been
committed by Providence TO his hands.
ard well has he acquitted himself Of The
responsibility. Temperate in Ins policy,
prudent in action, bni faithful, capable and
energetic, he has Won The respect Of all
parties in this contest. His retirement
from public life will be with the respect
of all classes.
By his own exerilons has Mr.. Fillmore
arkieve, his greatness. The gifts Of For
tune were no, his, hui he has been the ar
,ificer his own fortune. Sprung from
humble origin, he now stands The first
man in the country. moi ID position only,
hA in merit aud rapabiliiy. The deaths
OF Callmun. Clay and Webster have left
him wiihoui arlval. the first and ablesl
and The wisfst staiessAan in America.
Both The political parties haze been com.
PEELED to ATTEST 10 his d'<cfelios,. bis judg.
meni and his preeniineat w6rth. and to
acknowledge thai il was ,n''st 6oatanaie.
al this emergency. that the couniy had a
Fillmore at The helm.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-11-24

An ECCENTRIC CHARAcrER-The Bos.
ton Chronicle gives the following. in
addition :" he particulars already pnb.
iished, relative 20 John Crofts folield
Who died 10 tllat city On the 2eth uIti.
mo, supposed to he worth two hundred
thousand dollars: -
For the last thirty years tins eccen-
trio man has not laid in b<4 except
when travelling. he being too snisesiy
10 indulge in such teztsaysgance, as ke
termed It. He died lying spon large
trunk. Three days preceding hisdeslh
he parcbased . burial lot in Mount Au-
burn He lived. lf living it could be
called, in small shop OF from the
street. He lived . bachelor, not being
willing to marry on account Of the ex-
penses incident upon married life.
and dragged.out his existence a. soIita.
ry as anoyster. His meals cost him on
an average six and a quarter cents, and
in payment he generally rendered
crossed fourpence. lie had not prstu-
bly, taken offhis clothes for a year. Ava
rice.shone from his cold CLASSY eye: he
loved no one, and no one probably loved
him. The late DIR. Parkman was his
friend. and was selected as his exeeu-
tor"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-11-24

The Albany Journal, commenting
upon the change that Is shortly to take
place in the administration Of the 20
verment, and the new measures and
policy thatmay be introduced, says:-
Power is about to pass inse bemo :
cratic hands, such as never before was
PLACED in the hands Of any political par
ty. twill be their own FAULT If il is
not wisely used. for there is scarcely an
obstacle left to hinaler them from adopt
ing what course they please, and carry
ing it to whatever lengths they see fit.
Democratics principles will have fair
trial. II they are such as will promote
tke welfare Of our county. then we and
all good citizens will have reason TO
rejoice in they adoption, and in the
strength which has been given them. Ii
they are not, time will expose their fall
lacy and vindicale the right. Our part
is simple one-to watt"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-11-24
@.OhSs GOLnSgg

G.OMSs GOLnS9g
rYSHE subscribers are now receiving their
Sp.:og Supply Of Goods embracing every
thing generally kept in Cour.'y Store. viz:
DRY GOODS, GROt ERIES,
Hardware, lreckcry. Idn
Ware, Hats Il Shoes.
MEDICINES, PAINTS, DYE STuFFS, &c,
allof which theyswill sell Lou for Cash.
They are also engaged in Manufacturing
WDDL CARD1NC @ACElMEss
Wheat Fans, Wagons,
Bed Steads, ploughs, &c. &c. &c.
any Of which will be furnished on the shortest
notice, and at prices to suit the times. Their mot
to is Quick sales and small profits.
Address Enoe Mills, Orange county, N. c..
DICKSON & BROWN.
ALEXANDER DIcKsoN,
JoHN l.. l}leewN.
A.riT2,. -
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Mississippi Rapndiation.- rec'

mississippi hsqu0latlcn.--A recent
teleglaphn despatch from The sonth men
TONED the gratifying information that al
the late election the people Of Mississippi
had vole,l to pay the rep,nlia,ea Stale
Bonds. originally issued f.,r The payment
of The Sta e's stock in The Planters Bank.
The history nf this debt is thus briefly
sssaed in the N. Y. Times:
The history of this debt IS Interesting.
Under The old Constitution Of Misslssip-
pi. the State chartered the .Planler's 5
Bank Of Mississippi" with capital
stock of S3.OO0.OOO. 0fihis capital, two
nsIIipnsswere reserved 10 The Stale. and
tile remaining million NNn individuals,
was subsequently increased to 81. 900. .OOO-
The indlviIual slockholders paid up; but
the State only subscribed and sold It's
bonds for $500 900 of The amount reserv-
ell, the bonds no, being issued TO the
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-11-24
N o TIE Il.

"a rrLlCATfON will be made to the Iegis-
!, 'a'nre for the passa ge nf private act au-
~ aoriSihgi z. Turren,ine, late Sheriff of Orange
.Ynn.y. to collect his arrears of Taxes in Orange
and A'aranrc cou,uties.
0aoher Is. - h7-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-11-24
UDOLPRO WOLFE'S'
AROMATIC SCHlEDAm SCHNAPPS.

"A PURE and genuine article. manufactured
: BY him in ScnlgpaN, heLLASn, expressly
for medical use, and strongly recommended for
sure and permanent cure Of the Gaavnl. andall
distractions of the urine, arising from the Kid
neys or Bladder.
Price so cents, and 81 per hottie. For sale
at this Oslice.
February 10. 2l--
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-11-24

A GxEAT. ScqEnE-The people Of
The Western country. are agiiaIinq ihe
idea of fronsIruriing Rail Road from Iowa
10 New Orleans. Yhe Raad viii proba-
bly, be some three thousand miles hing.
passing through Iowa, Missouri, Arkansas.
l.onisisnna. A convention is 10 be held a,
81. Louis nexl mnnih, 10 cnnshler The pro-
jec.. u, is certainly iremrndups un,Ier.
taking. but il ,s seriously considered, and
some Of these days viii he sarried inioef-
feet. When Whiiney's road 10 the PACT
ic is completed. The scheme alluded 10
above executed, and Iise n Steamships
from San Francisco To- China established,
we may reasonably conclude thai the
country Is going ahead.
We are 10 The sl0w dnys Of the Repub-
Tic. The mex. generation will see sigh,..
Wilmington Hsrah.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-11-24

The Scioto (Ohio) Gazette reports
sale Of improved short horn cattle, at
which higher prices were realized than
were ever before paid for the same nu'n'-
her Of cattle, at least in this country
Sixteen animals sold at the aggregate
price of s2l, ,78l. One ball. q Noble
man." was sold for s2,5l0i"
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Dry Goods, Groceries,

AMI all other articles usually kept for this market,
which will he sold very low for cash, or on a
short credit TO puncluai dealers. He tenders his
warness thanks 10 the many friends and custom
ers whose iavors We has heretofore received, aud
respectfully solicits a continuance of their pat
ronage, which he hopes TO merit.
Hiilsborough, August 10. 4s-
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FOR THE LADIES.

"A FINE Assortment of French-workcd Col
lars, Chemisetis. Under Sleeves and Cuffs,
at LONG & WEBB'S.
0ctohc- = o.
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aDIssOLr'TIoN.

VvHE eo-parnership Of Z. p. Nssn 4 Co.,
= was dissolved BY mutual consent on The Isl
Julv, 1882. E.P. Nash having purchased the
Interest Of >. II. Simmons, the business will lie
settled and conducted by him alone.
CT All persons having claims against the late
firm will present them for settlement, and those
indebted please make payment.
Z. p. NASH,
]. III. SIMMONS.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-11-24

In the London Times is an srticle
on guano, from the pen of an English
man who has recently made an exami-
nation Of the chincha Islands He esti-
mates the quantity of pure guano on
those three Islands alone at two hund>
red and lifty millions Of tons, to exhaust
which, taking one million Of tons a
year, would take two hundred and fifty
years, one thousand ships Of thousand
tons capacity each. The value Of the
vast treasure at two cents land the pre-.
sent priceis about two and half cents
is eleven billions two hundred and fifty
millions Of dollars, the annual interest
of which at six per cent. is six .hund-
red and seventy two millions Of dol
lars.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-11-24

BD DIX y ,PIAND Z fCnI.E sEII.ElR
Petersburg, Va,
~ III. keep constantly on hand a large and
well selected sicck Of goods in his line;
and proposes, during his contemplated nip 60 the
North, 10 make II still more complete. He tx.
ecis TO sell AZ such prices, and 10 give such per
sonaI attention @ business as may merit con.
tinuance Of former patronage.
Juiy IL. 1852. a.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE co-palinership Of JONES & RUF-
FIN was dissolved on the 10Th instant by
mutual consent p. b. Rufin is authorized TO
close the business Of the late firm; and sll per-
sons indebted are earnestly requested TO cali on
him and mike immediate settlement, that the bu-
siness may be closed with as little delay as pos
sblc.
PRIDE JONES,
p. B. RUFFIN.
August 18Th, 1882. As
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-11-24
THE BOZ AND THE MAN.
By REV. S. C. ABBorr.

A Few years ago. ilirre was. 10 the
city OF Boston. a portrait painter, whose
name was Mr.. Copley. lie did moi SUR
coed very well in iis business, and con-
rIudrd Ia 60 TO England TO Try his Ior-
tune there. He had Illlle son, whom
he iook with him, whose Raae was
John Singleton 'opIry.
John was a very slndious boy, and
made such rapid progress IN his studies,
that his ialher sent him To college. There
he appir,l himself sn closely To his books,
and became SO sludious scholar, that his
ins rnclors predicted that he would make
very eminent inan.
Aller he graduated he studied law. And
when he entered upon The practice ai ms
psolession, his mind was so richly disci-
pined BY his previous diligence, thai he
almost Immediately obtained celebrity.
One or two eases ~ great nnportance be-
ing entrusted 20 him, he managed them
with so much wis,lam aud skill. AS TO al
irac, the admiration of lhe whole British
nation.
rha K;nu.nah;s,,;.o, soo;nu 49,,
: ss.rasJ ne, hs ,..s aaJ Lo. ,,,,,.,, -
a,encs b..h.d a.,,;r.d r.I, 49,, hs ;.mnar.
tom, ~ se.,,,s nj. ssry;sss ,,,r Ina a,.srn.
men, rhav ,hsr.c,rs r.,ssd L;, from
ona min, n L,no, ~ ,n,,Ler ,n,;I +. wss
.ro.,sI arl Ill, rhsn.a,,,,, ,,rEan,.ad
The ,e,r h;ahes, ,os, ,,r ho,..r = which
anx s,,6;sr, ean alan. j, M, l.,hn S,a
,le,,n r.a,ex 4 NAN Iard .,,,ilnrs,
Ior,, u;,h ,,L.ncsIlor or En,,avd ahn.,
s;x,v ve,,s 400 he was , yary G,,ls III,
N g,s,on Ills la,her WAS mar nor.
-, n.,;,',s. I,r,,l,. Lila :. h.s III.
mobility Of England; one Of the most dis
dlngnisled men in talent and power, in
The House Of I.''sss, and regarded with
reverence and respec. by the whole ciy,-
sssed world. This is The reward Of in.
duslry. The stndinus boy becomes The
useful and respectable man.
Had John $. Coplty spent his schonl.
a
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-11-24

The New York Times advises young
men 10 keep away f,om thai city. Isays
rha, nineleen.lwentielhs Of the young men
who rnme there to seek their fortunes, not
only dag oal aneexistence Of poverty. but
become miserable vagabonds.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-11-24

TUSf rereived good assortment of School
- Books aud Stationary. Also House Paper,
very cheap, Mating, both plain and red checked.
LONG & WEBB.
April 27. 31-
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A New SOUTHERN CoLLHGes--We
larn from The Methodist prosestant that
the Protestant Methodists have eem+
menced movement to build ~ = c.!
lege in Alabama. Ahoet E 600 We
promptly raised At The sllft. unc sttv
tleman, Abaer hicGehee, Esq, near
Montgomery, Alxhema. contributed ten
thousand dollars ii the form Of an en-
dowment..
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-11-24

The cost Of War, even upon small
scale, has been good deal talked Of
since the election The New York
Express remarks that this country was
a little more than two years at war with
Great Britain, in 1928, and during
that short period the city oi New York
lost 25,0 900 Of its inhabitants, and the
value Of city property fell over forty
per cent. War with any nation, how
ever weak, would be destructive to our
agriculture, as the latter would have
no market abroad. The manufacture
ing interest is the only interest that
woald thrive
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-11-24

PIG FRoN vas sold .at Pittsburg on
Wednesday for $40 per ton. few
months ago it eeald be bong ht tor s22'
The Pittsbarg Gazette attributes thus
great rise to the scarcity of the article,
many furnaces being out of blast. This
rise will soon set them in operation.
The late rise in England has gwen met
al a start in this country.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-11-24

IA 'rhx,n~wspaprrs have already much n
say about 'hr causes of ihs drfeaI Of Gen.
Sro'l. sndi present position and fuluTe
movements of parties. The iime for ln &c
comments has not yet pmperfy arrived.
II is suficirni now, to know that The
Wings have been unsnrressful with their
condiis'r, ior vaiious reasons. quite cvi-
dent. We will have our observations 10
make on the suhjec'. hereafter. The mea-
sures and principles Of The Wing party,
generally. have. in our opinion. io be sus-
tanned. frr the good of The country. no
matter who may he Presidrni. Without
them. the Government cannot be safely
administered. Ior The benefit Of ihr people.
and the peace of the country. The whig
party. he il aIwavs remembered. opposes
fnierveniionirm. F,llibasersm AboIfrinn.
ism. and all ,he ether isms hich dislr1rt
and divide the land. and lend To ibtow Ne
INTO ,lif6rulies al home and hroils abroad.
Akr. Gazette.
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N oil ce

THE Subs riirr having associated with him
u self WIN. Johnson FreeIand in the Drug
Busi ess, the Firm will be known By thc.iitIe u
s. D. Schaolield & Co.
Thankful fef paN fnvors. they hope to merit a
contlauanceaf puI!ljx patronage. -
g. D. SCHD0LFlELD & Co.
August 3lst. - 5s-
- 4H sHFNN
a III persons indebted to the sul%sribcS Y
lAlcauesied to come and make immeiiz
tlement, as the old Firm must be closed, ~ ]
must have money.
s. ID. SCHO0LFIELD. )
August 81. So
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p. 3. Rumn.

HAVING purchased the interest Of Dr. Pride
AJones in the late firm Of Jones & Rsflin,
woull respectfully inform his friends and the
public generally, that he will continue the mcr.
camille business at the old stand, northwest cor.
ner Of King aud Chuaon Streets, where he in.
tends keeping on hand well selected sssurt.
...... r
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-11-24

Bank. hni pfgosisifd shfa~d hy Cemmis-
s'"nrrs. The Cemms~<i~H<r and ma
lnri'y of il'e Direrinrz 4 the fssk ~sre
appointed by The Gu.srnor.r J'he eeb,
thus err~led was rerssnized nnd~r The
new Constitution af ls32, snd. = sueh.
va approved By IRE frople af lhe sssse.
The hossls. mesnw hlie. seld shove pss.
and from 1890 40 1880 sl,e State reeriss d
her dividend on The >lork-- senrf.lly DO
peft~ni. per anaans. The dssdrnds thus
rersrd - par fhe inirre<l - ihe Damlr,
and irfi per rent. pfehl 10 sIs~ S,ak nn
iis $4,000, ,u00 al Sinek. 1hn Sn ek
was subsequently invested in the Nachs
Raiinsd. aud there sunk. iserskss vnh
she Sinking Fund, rrez,ed N meet The
Bonds. The Izilrr issues of Boads are
due IN The yeass 1856. 1896. s~a 1871,
and the question az the late eIerllpn lugurd
upon their paymrnt The result of m
voir j. hishly.eraifyinx. - indicating
purpose ~ The p,u.of The people. 10 re-
store Ihe credit aud = tpualion Of The State
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-12-16

to Is or 20 per cent. of the whole guano.
4,h, The residue is sand and should never
exceed four or FIVE per cent. in good guano.
One sign Of good guam o is, that from fifty
to seventy per cent should dissolve in ho.
solution of causlic potash with strong
smell Of ammonia; from thirty TO iorty-seven
per cent. of good gusno is soluble in water.
1t would be we'll if every planter and farmer
had small laboratory for experiments, al
ways taking care to be as economical OF
time for outdoor business as possible. We
advise our young farmers to cultivate taste
for chemistry and experiment; i. is a science
founded altogether on experiment. We can
tell why two and two makes four in mashe-
ma.ics, but be cannot tell why oxygen and
by ydrogen combine in certain definite pro-
portions and no Others, to form water; we
know that it is SO by experiment, and the
fact is an important one. There are many
facts We, 10 be discovered, and agricultural
chemistry offers wide feldforlnves''ga'lon'
Scientific american.