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Sheridan gives the following humorous def
milton: Irishman-a machine converting pota-
toes into human nature
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,,r Mama! Manual here's hair in the bread y
Hush! no 1t amt my child it's corn silk
i like that: Who the mischief ever saw nit
on a cornsilk before?n gu" iii'
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PRICE AND QUALITY OF WHEAT-Nessrs
Ed'tors-I see, from weekly reports in tn
Chronicle & Sentinel to which I am a subscri
Der, that white wheat always commands in YOU
market from 20 to 30 cents more than the rec
varieties. L believe it is mostly grown at the
North. 1t 1t is as productive, and as well adam
ted to our soil and climate, it certainly OUGHT to
have the preference above all others. | wish
Dr. LEE would give us a small history in the
Cultvator of what the difference in value con.
slstS. If 1T gives a greater amount of -four ner
bushel, or is it the superior quality. or both
whether smooth or bearded wheat-the proper
time OF sowing in this climate-the usual time
oil sowing IN New York-and what ought to be
the difference, if any, in there and here-wbetb-
er 1t is inclined to grow very tall; ifso, it would
be more liable to fall. have three varieties of
soil, river bottom, a black gravely soil, and
loose, lively limestone, all very productive. |
have grown good wheat on each of them. but I
prefer kind that is not inclined to grow too
tall, and that ripens early. Our usual time of
cutting is from the 10th to the 10th of June
the earliest generally the best
Yours, respectfully, J.R.M.
Kingston, Roane county, E. Tenn, Dec. 1852.
REMARKs.-One reason why white wheat is
quoted higher in the Augusta market than red.
is, that the former being mostly Northern grown
is cleaner, and therefore yields more good -four
per bushel. The farmer who sends unclean
wheat or cotton to markt wrongs himself more
than he Injuries his calling. White wheat
Yields no richer -four than red, if both be plump |
and pure, but the cuticle of the former is thin
ner and lighter than that of red wheat, so that
lVU pounds turns out more superfne -four.
Inc SoULE's wheat "a white bald VARIETY is
most prolific in Western New York and Mich.
lgan, and LANNON'S improved white flint,
stands second in public esteem. The stems Of
neither of these are quite so large as the straw
of the most prolific red wheats. 1t is Antv. and
as little liable to fall, or to attacks of rust and
insects as any other. Some farmers should de-
vote their farms and close attention to the pro-
duction of superior seed wheat D. LEE.
Southern CttlticGtOr.
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Guilty or not guilty." asked Dutch JUS
tee. Not guilty" "Den vat you do here?''
Go about your beziness."
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-19

or Tom, stand out of the way of that gentleman
now 90 you know he's a gentleman? Be-
cause mes got on striped trowsers.'
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My merchant whoever else
may be acting for me there.) will pay to J. Dido
Bow, Ten Dollars on the delivery of the volumes of
his Southern Industrial Resources and also nv sub
serptOn for the current year to DeBows's Review.
Erase this last if nothing will be due when
this is presented, which will be in November or
December, 1852. Us
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EAST TENNESSEE NDGEORGTA r. r.
Call on Stock

A CALL OF FIVE DOLLARS on each share of
~ unpaid Stock of the East Tennessee and Geor-
gia Hall Road Company is required to be paid on the
lst day of March next. Also, Fire Dollars on each
share on the LIST day of April next Also, Fire Dot
lars on each share on the I'd day of May next Also
ttre Dollars on each share the LIST dav of June
next. Also, Fire Dollars on each share on the LIST
day Of July next Payments to be made to the
Treasurer Of the Company at the Rail Road Office in
Athens, or TO H. A. NJ. White ESQ.,, Knoxville. Tenn.
TH0S. II. CALLAWAY, President
Athens Ian 81
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AGRICULTURAL.
From the Southern CuItirator.

How TO MAKE ONE FARM EQUAL TO THREE
G. T. Stewart, ESQ., in a recent Address before
the Ohio Agricultural Society thus speaks on
the subject.
Many farmers who are destroying the produc-
tiyeness of their farms by shalow-work, as they
find that their crops are diminishing, think only
of extending their area by adding acres OF sur
face, as if they supposed that their title deeds
only gave them a right to six inches deep OF
earth. If they will take those deeds, study their
meaning, and apply the lessons to their heIaS'
tbey will soon realise in threetod crops the iacI
that the law has given them three farms where
they supposed they had but one-in other words
that the subsoil brought up and combined with
the ton soil and enriched with the atmospheric
Influences. and those other elements which ag-
rieultural science will teach them 70 apply to
their ground, will increase threetold, the meas
ures of its productiveness. To show to what an
extent the fertility of the soil can be increased
refer to a statement in the last Patent OIhce
Report. In the year 1850, there were nine com
petitors for the premium corn crop OF hen'uchy
oacb of whom cultivated 10 acres. Their aver
ace crop was about l22 bushels per acre. Al
that time the crop of wheat per acre IN the har
vests of Great Britain, on a soil cultivated 10
centuries is about double that produced on The
virgin soil of Ohio. Why is this? Simply be
cause British farmers are educated men, an'
apply work wisely. They pay back to the cart
what they borrow; they endeavor by ever
means in their power, to enrich their groun
and in return it enriches them. If our farmers
instead of laboring to double their acres woul
endeavor to double their crops, they would I'm
it a vast saving of time and toll, and an increas
Of profits.
Many of them never think Of digging tie
earnest, every man would find his crock of 60
without the aid of dreams and divination.
We have great advantage over the BIRTHS
farmers in the fact that our farmers nearly q
hold the lands which they cultivate, in fee sir
pie, while in England they are chiefly tenant
hiring the lands Of the nobility, paying emo
- 80 government. taxes here are compar
lively light, and our farmers are their own Ian
lords. Hence they have been able to paw thrc
told wages for labor to those paid in Europ
pay the costs and transportation, and yet unde
sell the British farmers in thair oy,-,, ,,,or1o+
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An Iowa paper says that the people there
have added another measure to their arithme-
tics. 1t is called "the drunkard's WEIGHT or
measure"
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Never insult the poor; poverty entities one +,
our pity. 0'i' y
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r., ,Gl t, out you nasty puppy; let me alone, o.
III tell your ma! cried our Sally to hel
lover Jake ---, who set about ten feet from
her pulling dirt from the chimney lam.
4 arn't tuchin on yon, SAL responded lake
Well perhaps you don't mean to nuther-dc
you?' ''''- ~
NO, don't
Cause you're too tnrnal scarry, You long leo.
ged lantern.jawed, slab-sided, pigeon-toed. gan
dl-need owl you! you haint got tarnal bit Of
sense; get along home with YOU
Now, Sal, love you and you can't helm if:
and eft you don't let me stay and court YOU, nv
daddy will sue yourn for that cow he sold him
tother day. BY jingo he said he'd do it.
wen, look here Jake-if you want to court
me, you'd better do it as white man does that
thlng-not set off thar as if you, thort was ri
zen.' +
How on arth is that Sal?'
Why slide right up here, and hug and kiss
me, as if you had some of that bone and sinner
of a man about you. Do you 'spose a woman's
only made to look at--you fool you'll No. they're
made for practical results, as Kossuth saws
to hug and kiss and the like.
We'll, said Jake, drawing a long breath, IF
must, l must; for | do love you SAL
And so Jake commenced sliding up to her
! maple porker going to battle. LAYING
his arm gently npon Sails shoulder, we thought
we heard Sal say
That's the way to do it old hoss-that's ac-
ting white man sorter.'
',Oh, Jerusalem and pancakesr exclaimed
Jake,-'lf this amt better than any apple-sas
ever marin maid darned sight Crack-e-e!
buck-wheat cakes and slapjacks and lasses
amt no whar long side ofyou, Salll Oh how
owe your
Here their lips came together and the report
which followed was like pulling horse shoe out
If the mire
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Philadelphia Type and stereotype Fo'lilorY
TTyTTp orhscrbers would call the attention to PriT
tiers to the greatly reduced prices of their preseH
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A RE now opening in the Brick building,
"A next the Depot, large assortment of goods,
suited to the wants of the people. Among which
are Ladies Dress Goods; Cloths, CASHIERS and Vest
Ings; Ready-made Clothing; Travelling Trunks and
Bags: Saddles, Bridels and Harness; Hardware,
Building material; Carpenters Tools; Chains of ali
kinds; Chopping, Hand and Broad Axes; Mil and
Gross cut Saws Smiths Bellows; Anyiis, Vices &c.
Picks Shovels, Hoes and Guns Powder and Fuse
Sperm, Linseed and Machinery Oils; White lead No.
and pure; Paints and all other articles generly found
in Stores of miscellaneous stocks which they offer
very low for Cash or Produce Inoy13 3tf
y HIIDS Molasses, coils Manila Rope; fresh
4" Meal, l2O sacks of Allison and Standfelds Flour
-Buck-wheat, Onions, Sweet Potatoes lot of
Georgia Castings-also lot of Tennessee castings,
on hand and for sale by W. 7. LOWE.
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"Shall l hear from you to-morrrw?"
Raps very loud again, this time in the direc-
ton ofthe door. He waited long for an an
swer to his last question, but none came. The
spirit had gone; and after thinking on the ex-
traordinary visit he turned over and fell asleep.
On getting up in the morning he found that
the spirit of his mother had carried off his
watch and purse, his pants down into the hall,
ceJflSer. '--l~ e altnunther-DetyOH Id
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OF oAeheet Builders and the public generally,
ment OF HARBLEIZED IRON ltN7LES, other articles.
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The limitations the fines; Marble such
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have eeed the unqualified comme
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some OF the advantages Of this
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RICHARD NIL, in.

GHN HNIH CHANGED BEYOND ALL DOIBT,,,-"4
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o beneficial effects Ia changing gray natural and di
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UNINiNOOD FOR StiF-IIaving near
HL the city, oneT at private sale, the
ny Hye ia Htnrco county t-ht miles Richmond, and
mile below the New Bridges II $50 acres Of Wc
gh land ana the balance low ground
low land l. cleared and la cultivation acres of m h
land Is In cultivation, all of which has been lined y me In
the last two years, and half " set in clover.
The unclcared land Is heavily tmbcreS The bulirg. ~
consisting Of with four rooms servants ,
large stable and house. >'
The 9eehhoIhooi healthy society as good as
The water is hTst rate and scenery beautiful
For tcrms,a
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a. ~ u
l,INGERs PATtssT STRAIGHT NEEDLE PERPt NDIC-
- uLAR ACTION SEWING MAt1iINEs-sECURED by TWO
DISTINCT PAPRNTs-The-e extraordinary Machines
diplomas and medals awarded
Machines devised. They
Great Exhibition Palace
New York
proprietos having perfected their manufetory
New York. able produce the Machines
aud have determined give the benefit The public by reducing
the t25 Hereafter these unriyAd Machines will be sold
at either Of regular offices for 900, cioui Deduction
Discount.
OF the admirable qualities Of these Machines for all the work Of
the Clothe, Tailor sos Manufacturer saddcr Carriage
Cap Maker, aud Cofrct Maker u IL
The character Of the machine thcss branches
tabshc aud they admitted the
feet instruments for the devised The
machine from $500 $1,000 depending the
and difficulty Of the We desire
uar attention Of Sirt and Cr MdHrers machine
for stitching hne linen and goods satisfy
interested that other machine has this
kind Of stitching perfectly The price Of the machine includes the
articles using When ordered they packed
pe for immediate and full printed instructions for using
furnished
Ether the Express Companies Merchants visiting places
where Offices located afford convenient medium for
chasing machines.
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LNELEhkST MANCF.iCTORTf SEEY' STORE
VthNitI-. Planters aud Gardeners he Notice
n y. L. MOTT, wM. LEwIs a A. CRtMP: dave opened a,
tie PoSs6 sReTe tey intend 10 si Sga s1t an sGn ~ OF
most improved Agricultural Implements farming anJ
Among which will be found Wiley Mott Double Polne.
~ Plough in use warranted to put the ground in letter
tc I 'I' G @ man & any rGnfh nov in 18th ihs P90gl
sirds land well steel wrought Al Pou
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Davis, with vrought cast shares and ali III is Of Ie %
approved Poughs in use Also the best II Tse Pow M
resmns Mac Inc, with Separator from tWoior power
have work to be the vgry best MaebiI,
ted very say EPt in ordef We Toad aaa r S fSHP go @
Taylor Of Hanover; Mr wilaT M Har,i.sy i gis g
MI Francis Nelson, Of New Kent, Hon. william Archer oi
named gentlemen will their the qa s. q cor
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Our y u MOTT having practical knowedre asen year,
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found what they recommended to be- aud at prizes q
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N.lN e.
"a. " AT WHOLESALE OR RETAIL. IN WATCHES JTw-
GsAab ELiI AND FANCY GOODS AT ELIAS HALEs No. lUc
MAIN SlEtEIon hand and receiving daily steamer
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'r most Celebrated manufacturers
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od lar and Finger Eugs great variety styles aud pat
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hc country trade The assortment 81 God and
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Ware consisting Of Tea SETS Mustard Pots Caps spoons
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can be bought in any the Northern from the man
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