The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-06

I iiie ufuftfas analyses " fauaisi.es arr
- pfrssal lasalnahls. hnlh ID themselves
ard a. ihai lhey vihsrruTr Ihr lllain,ueul
~ surh - afe Regs .Esinuie. Z hs up
eannsry fslmess vi slss-Iless. 4 enr.au-l
TagesL laak iar ~ f-nil,Sine ianrg1nlri
inff<J,sn's IL El,rsf p,snnrrs sS1e rSsiefs
pausoa ai the Sss~. II rrmxins On he
-s~a ~hzi f.rsIn~s the ceu,rzl Rad Rad
oil zifand shrsn. Bai IA paw Tar iraas>
paris,iaa ,ls-~ss asasls and sands must hr
rieh in me rs-hs,n.srs AMI e-prrislly plsss
l phzses IL lin<., To determine from what
depasns they ran hrsi gel -. I CIV. ssnsi
kan~ Ihe appnsnipalr percentage sf each
s-lnzhle5e<rrdseni ia ~hzi shry hay and
transport :, fzs. The comparatively
roagh anslyfssrvalienisnes guess, of PsHd.
Emsnans. are sai snIIirieni in iliis rsse-
al.hasga p~shsps sniIirlrni Gar the f&rmrr
who awns lIie hsdN The question here
sa.ars up whv was nai the number oI
these mmls aud srrri b-ds knnwn beiare
tbs sisD~. last heranse far many years
il has nai bern fashionable 10 arprrrsair
any thug .f d..mrswssigis in NORM Ia
rnl,na. We have brf.re ns a :. Report on
the t:ealags III Nmrs caralsns. c.sndnrl'd
nrsies the sliis.fisn nf The Beard of Agn-
; rnimrr-hy Elisha uarhriI. Prof. of
/ Chemistry and uineralogy in the Univrr-
, shy IL N. c.. Move nb-r 1877" Per-
bsps Few ~ the psrsen, generation knaw
Than eser sseh bnard OF surh a repnri
rvrf existed 10 aur Siair. The iearped
} Professor .i-,ails, eviaraiIy con amore.
: such Facts as were then aiiainshie cam
, rrrning the number. po.ilioa aud valur Of
Z these now lposi valuable agricultural de-
: posiis. AMI IL is an interesting work tn
compare ih.s report nf 1927 with that ql
; 1882, Pms Emmons has hui r~@Iizs'l
the prosperis held oni nv Prof. Mitchell.
i. aud he has 10 remark ,hlr degree endars-
4 rd the conclusions made So lnng ago On
: comparatively mesgre inflammation. The
; last iwsn y-five wars lla,e hrnnghs wish
them wonderful rlangrs. What wa- nn~e
: valuable is INV comparatively r.glsris.l
y -whai was then unnniirrs is nov snughl
afiri. Susg-tl"ns then made frll on
] ip,srrsirsi--nnprepsrrs eais. 'Nnw they
/. are received as ~niifrly nrw revelations.
= Wi'n.ss The earnest efforts of ihr iaic
4 president ral.iwr 10 induce his frllnw-
! riiizeas io huIld Rail Road fr,m Beau.
+ fnri 10 the mountains. isui he aiir,la,e,l
: his generation bv ahnni kiry veAr'. The
II oii,er day we listened Ia = gentleman from
: Elsrramhe telling shaui the enlh,sia.m
i al his ronniy.'nrn In se9frhiBg i,r and
!. using mari. and lis wonderful effects. Ills
Il aged muihrr, -,rhn li,r,i there years ago,
! asked HIM where they fo oil il-ssir ne
j yer heard al !, in her day. M"iher.'
: was the reply. :. aap', yen rec ollrri the
!. sticky blue ely ,bsi shnwr.I in the hank
: y, sl,r fsr! of The R,vrrl' . Mighty well"
D :. " rlht that's the stuff" !. IDrar me-
!, sbe oil lady i~plird, &c We had Gully
y ksosn il hsw il wmnl,l have Irlprd a.,
: -, murlp Of is1 inE,nn ion. fr which
: we INV jns,lyShank Prof. Emmons. ha-
is :. showed ont III the bank" fnr many
" years. hui M one n iiced il.
n lle. unrhrlI iol,l Us the. following fari'
., in 1927. s.Pnp nunher and extent N
J. The mari beds existing in the low rHlnIy
d will na I've asrrrlainrd I'LL their valps
-hall be established by few surerssfu
VI experiments. Wen viii then begin :,
Q search ,heir plantations. aud The treasures
y w lying IA ropeeaImrpi will be brongh
10 Ia light. Fr,m what yeas able 10 ob,
= serve. during The shnri time that I coul,
r drvua 10 their examination, l AN incllur,
u To think. that q, irast in the nrig liso,hou,
i al Cape Fear. they will be iuund 10 III
=. numerous. IL the eastern pati q
p. the Mate ! hs.r had AN opportunity %
lc examining only twn beds nfiI,l~ substance
Is me ON the hank Of Fish,ng Creek ii
v lial.fas rn"aiy, and The ulhrE rxirn.liri
~ a r"n~Idrral,lr distance up and down ID,
3, NrhrHIn al MnffrrrshorunIl. !,
lr greeks that must he searched Er mari
H. ,hnsr p ITS ri them aspar,aliv whirh pre-
j" srnl prrprn,II plu rliffs exhibiting The ma
H. iurr ~ yllr substances nf which they ar,
,e r,,nuo>r,i. Ne want ilr re,nre al
" extensive and w, u conducted SERIES ,,I x,
in pprimrn,s upon our maii< of bulh k,n,i
IL lnr ,llr purpose # ohiarning = final ,l-ri.
Is ION respecting shrir vaInr !" the planter.
Prof. Emmons was inriuna,c IN the tim,
r. III hi- survey, The researches and rx
pcrinen,s suggested hy Prof. Milrhrl
have been ma,le--anl he has reaprd III,
henrfi. expected hy his prrdrcc-sos. Bu
LET moi the harvester have oil The gry q
!" The crop, The faithful sowrr of the sect
= shnuI.l Dot I've neglected.. We wnnld b,
glad To mike further quo,aiinns from lhi
F. Interesting and valn lille Report n ID
re vi c,rIl. But our time and space exr.u,l,
Is them.
re- The nexi most Important matter dis
v. cnssra by Prof.. Emm ms j. the ex,cn
and vslar of our rorl fell. Here Ton h
i. has hem fortunate IN thai, al last, Norti
i. Caroiwlans have been aroused by ID,
pr teachings af sir,nsers. WIN al iirsi bn, re-
~ tailed what IN learned from our owl
Il tolk-. Rraf. W. r. John>on was in
10 drhIrl hui lule m his own examina,io,
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