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YELLOW FEvER.-The Savannah papers notice " mu
rated tncure of iron" certain for this disease
prominent physician of Charleston writes that he has
treated during the ten days previous to the I'd Sepem
ber hundred and fifty cases Of yellow fever, and that Of
that number has died who commenced the remedy
prior to !" black vomt." Doses vary from twenty to
sixty drops taken every two hours in water and the
is said to be perfected in three days This preparation
of iron is supposed to act by medcatng the blood and
exerting its stypc qualities upon the coats Of the
stomach If it is as invaluable remedy is repre-
sented will effect revolution in the of treat
ing that dreadful disease
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HoRRID.-One Of the most fendsh acts we have ever
read of is recorded by the Rowan IN C) Whig In Ca
barrus county last week. by the Of Holbrooks
hung his own He had sent the boy to neghbors
to procure something eat and the boy returned with
out it. Hobrooks then sent him back, and threatened
that IL he returned again without il he would hang him.
The boy returned before whereupon his father took
him out to tree and hanged him Holbrooks then fed
but has been apprehended
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NEUTRAL PAPERs.-We have heard Of many but have
never yet that truly The Pickens Ala
Republican hits the nail on the head: "We led
into error in noticing the new Gainesville paper the
Independent neutral politically is Locofocaly
neutral and very rancid at that judging by its last
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SHAMEFUL DIsHoNEsrY.-As proof Of the extensive
aduteration of liquors in this country the New York Sun
says that port wine is drank in the United States in
one year than passes through the in ten
that more champagne consumed in America alone than
the whole champagne district produces that bran
DIV costs four times much in France, where it is made,
than it is retaed for in grog shops; and that the
failure Of the whole grape crop in Madeira produced
apparent dminuon in quantity or increase in the price
of wine.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-09-09

The Corn CRor OHro--A letter dated Toledo, Sep
tenber Says gentleman just informs me that there
is in the vicinity that will make hundred bushels
to the So fur, have but few fields that will
make twenty bushels, ana many that viii make forty
to seventy. have many from oil parts, and they
that the crop is coming out much better than
was expected 1t is all raised and the are full"
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THE OLD AND THE NEW.

The present Constellation though only rated as sloop
ofwar is capable Of throwing greater weight Of metal
than her namesake the rgate and is somewhat larger
in her dimensions. The following according to the Nor
folk Herald is correct comparative statement of the
size Of the vessels from which it appears that the
new one has considerably the advantage:
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A SINGULAR FATAL AocIDEST.-0n Monday afternoon,
as boy named Macey and Of the late Judge Bar
culo playing around the academy at Poughkeepse
IN W during recess turning corner their heads
came ia collision with such violence rupture blood
vessel and the death of young Barcuo The other
boy was seriously injured and taken home insensole
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On Thursday last the farm Of Daniel Jacobs, deceased
in Washington county, Maryland containing one hun.
red and two acres Of land near the Hagerstown and
Waynesboro road was sold to Jacob Hykes for $9l.7O
per acre. The mountain land belonging to the same
estate sold for $3.50 per also the farm of Chris
tian Shelter for BAT per acre. and the farm of Nathan
Mcdowell to John Fox of Pennsylvania at $50 per
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ATLANTIC RAnRoAD.-The Eewbern IN. g. Atlantic
says that the survey for this railroad from Newbern to
Goldsborough was commenced the 2Sth ultimo, and
that it is intended by the company to begin the road 50
soon rs the survey completed about the st of Novem
ber The Atlantic predicts that in eighteen months the
road will be complete and the running.
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| TbsITIvELY DEcLMEs.-Gov. SEYMOUR, of New York,
setter dated the 4h instant positively declares that
he dnnot accept nomination for reelection.
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The Troy Daily Whig understands that there is not
water enough in the Champn Canal to float boats, and
that this has been tho case for more than aweek.
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n ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
The following is comparative statement OF the reve-
nue. of this road for July, 1853 and 1854:
1853 1854.
Passengers &c.....$5T68 Passengers, &c.....$12017
Freght........ 5,74l Freight 25S
Total l1709 Total. y. -. ..... 90, ,275
The public will from this the value Of this mpor-
tant road and how rapidly is increasing in its business
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The ship has been built with spar deck, on which
she will mount two 10nch pivot guns on the gun deck
she will carry twenty guns sixteen 6spounders, and four
long thirty Founders, which will make her very for.
mdable man of-war y.
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have been entirely free from the dis
ease -
Destroy the Apple Worm.

The present season will be a good
time ie diminish the numbers of the
apple wo'm.
There are several Nays by which
this may be done One way, is to
let hogs or sheep run into the or
chard. which will be likely To eat the
apples which these worms cause TO
fall and thus destroy them. Another
mode is to gather up the wlndialls.
and either throw them over TO the
hogs, or cook them, and mix them
with the swill that you feed to the
hogs, and thus be sure to destroy the
worm.
There is another way by which
many Of them can be entrapped aud
killed. These worms sometimes
leave the apple while it hangs on the
tree, aud crawl down the trunk IN
search Of some convenient place to
spin their cocoon. in which to un-
dergo their transformation into mil
Ter or moth state.
II you place wuolen rag IN the
crotch of the tree the worms, ~ their
Journey down, will be vety likely TO
come IN contact with %, and finding
it warm and comfortable, Will be
likely TO crawl under II, and SPIN
their cocoons there.
They can then be discovered 10y
lifting up the cloth and thus easily
destroyed Il is worth some little
pains TO diminish their numbers al
Tins time NaiHe faymcr.
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The Potatoe Disease.

The Albany CulGvator has the
following account of a specific, which,
II is said, has been successfully ap-
Piled in a neighborhood in one Of
the interior counties Of the State.
We hope it is an exception TO the
general character Of recipes for the
disease -
In recent conversation with Mr..
John Barrett, Jr., OF Csyuga Bridge,
on the subject Of the potsioe disease
he stated that a few years since, he,
as well as most Of his neighbors, lost
Their entire crop of potatoes by the
rot,-ihat the next spring he was
compelled to go TO another town for
seed, where he procured supply for
himself and an adjoining neighbor,
and where he was told how to pre-
vent the disease. He SAID he and
his neighbor planted the seed he pro-
cured in adjoining fields-ihe soil
and treatment similar-only that Mr..
Barret applied the remedy recon-
mended to him-which consisted in
so~ing ashes over the field once a
week for SIX weeks, commencing
shortly after the second hoeing Of
the crop. He used from two 10 three
bushels Of ashes per acre, which is
suilicieni TO give the poiaioe-tops a
good dusting. The result was that
his field was entirely free from the
disease, while the potatoes on the
adjoining field, wi,hou, this spplica-
lioa Of ashes, roiled badly. Since
then, Nr. Barrett, as well as most Of
h. rei ,llbors, have applied ashes, and
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asthma Cured.

nrooklyn. Dee 20, 1855
For about etgbt years rive fecH sevriei .fltct.h
with the Asthma for the a-t tive futt-t ~ suffer-
beyond 900 ny iwrfs 90 dfsel Iffaui months at T.
tune havs not nse ahi' 10 sleep ln b. aettin.
shit test could sitting CO.,, ah.if a. uiilrulY 1t
breathing, aud mY suicrn-s we've gfeti Ht times,
iat lo hours together ifruds expected that tfoh
houi would be my last. Dung the last 80 wears 4
have had thr aid aud attendance ol some OF fhc must
efehrsted phy-irians, but have taceiVed perma-
ntut benefit, nd ut la e fehet at lansth bod the
good furiuHr procure nf. tuuis's htgeana ~ In
hating Hyeran Nspoi ud Cherry syrup Al tine time
hist obtained % l was suhcuag under one OF ms
ttulHni itfnct. and distfess, almost
-uhacaung inf want ct breath o. lrs. than tea
utr- tom the Hne applied the inh,lci 10 HS .tom-
ach aud tuoh te spoonful st the 4 irfiy Stiun, was
relieved in great from ths culty ui
rUifhiug and nod a comfortable mgal. l have since
continued b. with the greafe-t po.-thle h'ueht, aud
ani now comparatively we'll t.nd uuls knows The
amount nt suffering This me tciUe ht relieved me
from. My advice 90 the suffering
MARGARET IASION.
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lilcoiliurs.
THE GREATEST MEDICAL
DISCOVERY OF THE AGE.

AIR. KENNEDY Of Rorbury. bas discovered in
VI one If our common Pasture Weeds remedy
hat outes EVERY KIND OF HuMOR, from the
eorst setoiula down 10 common Pimpe. lie has
ifed % in eleven hundred cases and never fned
except Boo two eases, (bcih thundei humofl He has
uew in be possession over two bundled ccrifcatcs
Its value. 90 within twenty miles OF Boston
Two bottles are wafrenicd to cure nursing sore
mouth.
Que tothfee bottle. willcure tho worst hind Of PIN
Teo to three bottles wiolsar tho system Of bile..
Twobotiles are warfunted 30 cue the worst canker
in th. meath and stomach.
Three to tive bottles IRE warranted To- cure the wors
ra.. If Era -inclHs
Oae To- eo bottles are warranted toeure ailhumor
iu the eyes.
Two hot'lc. are wfnsnted to cure running Il tho
oar. tui 10 tches among the hei.
Pour 'o -ix ipui's rs warranted &, car. corrupted
Nne boHle eiu cuic soaly eruption of the stiu.
Two TO hfr' bottles ore waffHutcd 20 cure the
worst easi. of finewnfm.
Two TO tbrce bottles are weuan,ed to cure tho
most 40 snarute case NJ fhcumati-u.
Three o four bottles arc wiuantcd &" cure the salt
rheum.
rive go Ugh, BOTTLES VIII cure the worst case Of
benefit IL olwsys experienced from the dr-t bo tie
and perfect cure g. " rruntod when The above guam
No.h,ng inoks 20 improbable in those who have In
vaiat tried al me wonderful medicines Of the diy az
that d common weed, srowiug on The pastofrs ana
nfong old stone walls, should cure eyets humo To- she
system, y'i Q. is nov hhed iHct " You have hu-
notu has 90 stati. There 10 ifs and aud.. hums
uot ha's aHoui o. sltiue som' eases hut NOT s"uts
prdiled ovetd thousand bottle. ST % u ihe vicinity
ot Boston. Know thf cArcis of Boz ln every rase o.
ta- feady dome some OF The greatest rurfs dome
10 Mass IrhusUtts aaFeif children wear nld. 10
OBJ People ct siAtr. I have seen poor puns, woimy
iaosine childon, whose flesh wns soh tld htbbe-
siefef tn periec, state Of heHlihv on. hntil
To ihoso who are subject 20 - -ies head che, one
bottle sill always cure 1t II give great relief
iauh and dizziness. some who have taken It have
hren cosuec for sear-, and hnve be"o regulated hs IT,
Nhrrr tho body Is sound % works quite easy, bot
wherr thrro b. any arrangement Of the functions Of
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The woi D. t-toutshed ut thr Womb Iul per
formed by thr Cramp and Pam hiHer, prepared BY
CURTIS a PERKINS. its equal ha. never been
anown for removing pain 40 all cases or be of
spinal como iHts, rrimp ta the limbs 1ni stomach,
ineuHatisu 900 4lii- FORMS billions chuHc, chis and
lever hurn-i sore throat and gravel rrft as ihe
hest remedy in the World. Esidencr OF tho most
wonderful cures ever performed by any medieiue
0c circulars 90 the hand Of Agents. You may be
Pssitirfig sure ~ rfl.cf Of you Use o.. uns OF bot
ties OF tnir ne1lcine We bceD sold 900 NaW Eng ud
the past ia OF EIGHT yraf-t naw Coz the hfs time
heies introduced into all mo puuctp towns 90 New
lurk
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CucuMBERs. Who ever heard OF
cooking cucumber; we hear our
readers exclaim Tn it. and then
tell your neighbors how well poor
man may live in This country Taae
the cucumber JUS as 1t begins to turn
yellow, peel and slice It into salt wa
ter; drop 1t into cold water and boil
until tender. Season with salt aud
pepper--mix with batter aud fry.
Few can tell II from egg plant.
Soil OF the south.
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BOOK BINDERY.

Pamphlets, Magazines, sc, bound 10 any sivle do
sired
Customers sending their orders fof Probate, Town
OF other Records, Journals Dackets or books ruled
and heund 10 any pattern whatever mar reiy upon re-
cciying perfect Satisfaction.
NJ. r. DAVIS, whose accuracy and workmanship In
THE branch Of business has been iavorably
fof.eTgrl years past, ~ia give this department his
particular attention. NJ. WALTON
Ia the Store 20 loug occupied b. 4. 4. Welion a T.
=. Walton & Sons.
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STATIONERY
BlOtters ! BlOtters!

NDPAPEHs OF ali kinds can boz purchased al
y small advance from eost-ioi eash.
SM WALTON
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DEFERRED .RTICLEs.
Increase of slaverv.

The following statistics taken from let
ter from charles Miner, to the delegation IN
Congress from Pennsylvania. will show the
increase of Slavery IN the past and give an
idea of the rapid strides which 1t will make
in the future, IN case projects Of the South
should be successfully carried out The
whole number of slaves IN the Uited States
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To FINE AND CLARITY BEER. Put
into barrel a piece of soft chalk
burnt, abou, the bigncss of Two hen ;
eggs, which viii disturb the liquor
and cause it TO be fine, and draw oil
brisk to the lasi, hough ii were fat
before. American Farmer.
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Pouss feneiis, husbands, Ladies add School,
Travelling iukstaa T.. QWIls, sand, : I'D Roses,
Waiofs-whie, Iauspafent and redt Letter STAMPS,
lndslbi' ink Eiasra- scaling Wax,
Ladies None and LeueI Paper, ruled and unTuled
Git and ulttn Envelopes 90 natch-soise extra
Pen knNes Wafer Boxes. Pprt p, los, Port Monies,
Gard Gases, Cards Of an Kinds Visiting AMI e. .ne
Wedding Citds aud Cake Boxes,
Bristol bunrl-sll sif1, and thicknesses,
hrawire fapefs-hum Gap To- super Royal
boanel Board, straw Board Binders Junk Board,
Gilt Surfaced sud Naf1lna Paper
large bot Of the best a., ~ la Qutu. Pint 4oz ud
school Bottles, Writing hooks. States o. all 81
rns-acii made.
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nd nnaer nr' KlNKrIlN,s

iie who places himself under Dr. kfNkELiN'S
treatment may friniousy couhde ir his honor
ucman and ref upon the assurance, hat the SECRETS
of nf. k's patent- will never be disclosed.
Young man-inf 30 Ease modcsN deter sou from
nHkine sou ease known Go one Who. from education
GOD rospectshilir3, csc certainty beffieud tou.
Too mauY thHt they will cmuceu the in their
own heaus. and cure themsa YES Alas how oiten H.
thsa ttra drlusiuu, and hos manY prom sing wong
man, who might hove been urnalf 90 society tHs
faded from tbs oauh
etrctufes of th rretirl rapidly removed hA me
anphrauur OF therHpeulirai agent. need orf ~
Df X. cakarss and ceHs1trtcHai dfbi ~ promptly
curfd, and fnn re r itsforf1.
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Nito lnf "a iNnsr
Eare Wild Ch, rry RlIters,

for The cure oi Bilious aud Jauniice cmp iants, and
geneTsl debility IhrS quicken co.. huud md I've nrw
life and ens'gy TO The whole system, Pner -Dns IS
ceuts 90 pinf hutiics
BOYD a. fAll, No. lA9 Chamber suett, New
York, Whoies io ageut- iei all ihr arutr d0inr-.
sold ny PRhD y fdlru, Montpelier, u. q. Tf-
LDR, Montpelier Clark md Yates, hptrtowa J.
Hobart, MiddIr sex :. rkinu.f, Waurheldi James
Cntdel, Waueui B.. q. Coco, Rirh4,u4d sud by
dealers 90 ue iirln' gene taily. sup
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PAPERS.

Letter, Commercial Note tor Bu-iaess Letters, al.
ruled.
oemi, Medium, FolioPosr, Pos, Office, Book Cover.,
hloiunr &c. sc.
500 " sos n si~ WRAPPING, all sizes.
BLANK BDpks& MEMORANDUNs of all Kind.
constantly ON hand. and mad. 40 NIL,
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Linseed Oil.

l'HE Subscriber wiii furnisA The public with pure
LiNsELh OH az Boston puce., with feighl
added, delivered 90 his Oii Mtb, IN Mtldlesex or
nt the Monipeli Depot, mas be- preferred by pur-
chasefs. on Meal, excellent article for ind
other cattle krp ronstuutl at the aim, aud orsaie
BY he ton or hushei.
ENOs STILES.
Middlcscx March 4, 1853. a2if
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PIice % cents bottle
\. h-be sure and call Tor Certis 3 PERKINS, CrGMP
and PAN hiiF All others bearing ns name are
base limitations. Pice II -, - ana 80 ~ cents per
bottle according 10 SIZE.
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A New and Valuable Work.
THE
illustrated american Biography,

EoNTAlNING correct Poitrars, and liief notioos,
" otthe PRINCIPAL ACTORS ~ AMERICAN
HISTORY, from Christopher Columbus down To the
present ime--compele 90 six voluiues one volume 70
be issued annually and vii be divided iuto parts
fAkI Embracing the period from the DiscOv-
cry ~ columbus, TO tho Decaraton of Independence
fNhl H. embracing The period from the DECLARE
uon OF Independence TO the War OF lsla, with Eng-
land
PART III embracing the Period ~ sequent 10 the
Wafof lcl2. !
JeAiILTON EMERSON a CO.,
Puhitsh,fs, New YORK,
A. A.BUCK, General Agent iof Vermont.
Wnlsor, March 10, 1883. 22ti
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MEDICiTED INHALATION.
NEW METHOD.

4 NOsT " ONDERFUL pl-rONERY has recent
y Nv zen made by DR.tURlls ior curing Asthma,
Com lsints. hy Mrdicrtad Inhalation. Uf CURTIS
n GEANN, nrtNHAilNs H. GbhN NAPoR AND
CWENRY ~ RiP. has ace ompli.icd the most won
tfiuI cures s. Asthma ani uu4nHfpuou, 10 fhe Ct
IN of Now Nurk prd vicintt Tor taw months pHst ,
even kuown tn man. % 10 producing nm impression
U-cH.r- OF che Iung., hrare Nitnsssed hy the
fu.itrIi procession see crrtActtt ca the hands OF
Aerufs.l
lh, inhaler is wofn on ih NJ a-t under linen.
without the iucunvru eucr the helt OF ihe bod,
raint sufficient TO evatutaie the hud.suprs ing the
iuurs consfa |flY with feaing ed agtreaule vspsf.
sing into the ceii- aud pass gee Of tN. Ion
iaf rlnna ro-sils h &c chrd ~ ins other fnt iicn
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aHi Union 80 le.ecru Spfuce Haa Pine, fhiiacoi-
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Sr1afs CAasirr, Che, .gFrl 5ii 1854.
" %. D. G. AYir-ho sir. have made thor
nu - trial II The ctrHAsrjc Pis left BY your agent,
and have been Cared iy Them u the dreadful kheumatsm
under which he found suffering. The hrst dose
heved me, aud few Subsequent doses have entirely
removed tie deasc icel in better health than Tor
years before, which 1ifThufe the
of your CArHAHltc Plus. Nnur with CREST respect
LTCtuS b. MEJCAIf.r
The above are alb fiin persons who pubhc, known