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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-10-23

WHAT IS JOY The honey Of existence really ben
efcial and agreeable, feels after being cured of
the tooth ache By the OF Perry Davis Pam Killer
It IS proper add that almost every other of
pain is removed by its application.
Byron say
This is the way physicians mend end US,
SCcudem artcm-but although sneer
II health-when sick. we call them to attend u.s.
Without The least propensity to jecr"
Tie above brings mind the best M dicine we ever
used, and ii not necessary be prescribed by phy
stefan. We allude to the Prin Kile;
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-10-23

Homestead exemption exclaimed Mrs. Part.
lngtoh throwing down the paper SITS come 10 a
pretty pass, indeed, that men are going to exemp
themselves from home just when they please with.
out any ProViso for cold nights
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-10-23

NEVER DEsPA1R.-Seven years ago Myron ii.
Clark KEEP, a one horse hardware store. In lS49
Nj ron H. Clark deputy sheriff. In 1850
Myron Fl. Clark was one ofthe marsha's for TAX.
ing the Census Of one-horse village. In 1888
Myrom II. Clark elected Senator. Myroa
II. Clark is now Governor OF New York. Think
Of Myron II. Clark, and never say die, The man
who will b. Presldcn, in 1870 is now. probably,
pedding India rubber rat-traps. Again, we repeat,
never despair.-Albany IN. Y Tribune.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-10-23

The Tribune asks shall we'll behaved colored
people ride in the city cars ?? W. answer yes,
il Mr.. Greeley is willing TO eat and sleep wi n ne
groes then we say let them have pcftct equality,
but as long as h. can't stand even the sight of a
white man WALKING with mulIaio girl, we submit
be should stop babblIng about other people over
coming their preiudices.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-10-23

A Ii. persons indebted to tn, firm Of IRWIN mr..
n GINS & Co., will find j. F. irwin OF I. d c aUG
pie, always ready and happy to sette. Accoun,' ie'
Notes net sett. ed by January Court will be ,o and
the hands OF an officer for collecti, n. 10
j. +. IRWIN
I. d. GlLLESpfF
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-10-23

An editor oss vest saysthat htjies wear corse,s
rom feeling of instinct, having natural love Of
bring squeezed.
We Won't give the fellows NAM.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-10-23

The following conversation took place few
days since, between a master builder and dsy
labnrer
What wages do you expect2''
Why, can work for dollar day. or sew.
rn'y five cents day, or fifty cents day. or TWEEN
ty.fve cents day. When works for dollar
day, | works; when gels only a hall or a
quarter, ! takes II easy.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-10-23
Dlsso1ut1on.

THE Fl IN existing under the name OF ELMS d OATES
this day dissolved by mutual consent. The and
all III the hands Of e. ii Fins no prchss
ed the and respectfully calls all who indebted for
the amount due by court week. as the business OF The firm
mus be closed. EIMS g. OATES
Oct. lSt 1855. lI-3w,
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-10-23
Oct. %, 1858.

Notice.
HERE IS an old Trunk containing some bool. q.
mas oeen 10 nay possession for time that ,be
ing for this advertiser Mt. ana p.y-
oct. 3. 1883. c. N. RAJ.
1877
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-10-23
NRm entertainments,
DAY OF THANKSGIVING

3N%&@N A%NOR
II will be remembered that next Thursday, the
25th Of October, is The day set apart by the Gov
ernor OF North Carolina, as a day of general
Thanksgiving throughout the State.
II is desired therefore, that The Ciiizens of
Charlotte do strictly observe The day by sus.
pension of all kinds OF business and by attending
The several places Of public worship.
w. F. DAVIDSON, Lltcndamt.
Oct %, 1855.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-10-23
Wilmington, Charlotte & Rutherfordtor
r. AIL-R

r AIL-1o AID
PURSUANT to order OF the Board Of nirectors
i of the Wilmington, Charlotte and Kuiberforfton
Railroad Company books are again open for subscrp
'iSns Ine ap1ta Stock of said Rod. at The Rock
ISLAND store, and tn offices OF VIM. Johns. on C. i
Fox. and 5. W. Davis AL w'o feel ,ntereste il the
honor and prosperity of the old nth sta e. are solicit
ed to come forward and aid in this great work. thu
ohy real public enterprise th.t has ever anrnno mn
our people s upon
CHARLES. FOX,
;. W. DAVIS,
WIN. JOHNSTON.
JNO. A. YOUNG,
JOHN WALKER
LEROY SPi;INGS.
b. H. DAVIDSON,
Oct. %, 1855 13-tf commissioners.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-10-23
A RARE CHANCE.

\ ILL be sod at public sac Monday Of CouniI
w curt, 22nd INST, in Charlotte, three Likely Ne.
groes, .soman 20 ye rs old, one boy yeaTs
Old, and girl three years old.
The above Negroes will be sold on a short credit.
{. 4. SPRATT.
Oct l6, 1855. 12.2x.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-10-23

New MODE OF CURING CANcER.-M. Ian.
dalh. surgeon in-chlri OF The Neapolrtan army, is
asserted TO have seemingly cured cancer by the
topical application OF chordt oi hrominp, i'm com.
bInaIi"n with several Other choridrs according 10
the following formula Chloride Of bromne, three
parts chloride zInc, two parrsi chloride Amino.
ny, one part chloride geld, part / powdered
hquorce, sufficient to make PASTE The sur
rounding parts are protected by an ointmr nj Of one
dr"hm al clliorofarm 10 an ounct. al lard. NJ
I4andoh has been allowed SIX beds at Ia Sail,
peirrre, Paris, TO test The Efficacy OF his remedy.
ALABAMA COTTON CRoPs.-A correspondent, oil
Pike county says;
The Cotton crop of this section Of this county is
not as good as II Was last year. Fine weed ID
larger. hut the rains OF July and Angus, last has
made 1t shed its ioTms very much.
There ia at least twenty per cent, more land
planted in coii"p this year than The one tl,a, has
Just Pa.;. S' far "s-my inquiries have extended,
have found no Old stock on hand. Corn n3d
pa eT'ps ~ snP'rcedendy large.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-10-23

American A2r5culturist, Sept. %.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-01-01

0J'We copy The following from Baltimore pa.
\ PEI, which administers the usual Baltimore and
! Ohio l.aildoad "cod comfofp' 10 all connected
with OF dependant upon them for justice or favo'
EaRoyEous IMPREssoSs.-.A correspondent
sends us tic annexed extract from the lcltet Of
gentleman IN Patkersburs, Va.-ona who, by lis
position, should be better nfOrie,l-ami desires
us TO c. Ir.ct TIE e,folcDns inpeSsi3ns tlercin
conla ned; os they must be detrimental to The IN.
tresls Of Baltimore.
E1ifiei.- "S1me Of OUT RAILROAD a. ". Va
r.. ~ Directors have just returned from your
city. They Iep<rt that work Oh the road IS viltn.
ally suspended, aud that money matters are up
3paihns 10 he company. II The Ballinoreans 10
no, play tllef cards better, they viii soon Gnrl
the same hostility 10 their interests in PnrHers.
burg Us now exists 10 Wheeling There snM I'M.
pr>,on lerranl il is widening and deepening, that
tie stuck jDbe,$ VI Baltimore create ma ny VI these
l!ailrTad tIllicnlii'S, ~ the hope VI printing by
them"
Or friends at paikersburg mnsi be s,npularly
Fortunate Il they have lc The present monetary
pIrSsntc so little rs moi 10 have brc0Ine awae that
II IS nov impossible, except III sacrifices Tint
would be lcimanentiy obstructive To the yciy IN.
GltSt they seek 10 su!,ScIye, ~ Obuin ntanS 10:
tie pos. cutlon Of railroad enterprises. They may
pliCC tUC USI lHiICiN iEitiliCc vi tIC !c pun VIM
10 nli ROADS, Situated MS The Northwestern Vim inIa
Railroad now is, The stale o. The money market is
s appalling None but The list class roads, whose
completion is necessity, can HOW pbain capital
~ kIcp then construction IN p!OsItss, nnI ti.y do
II nj Il cDS that will hereafter seriously hamper
ileIf financial affairs. Patience under present
aayclScs, clIt.ln, hope in tue future, am! iul
confidence il he willingness aid earnest desire oi
Baltimore 70 complete their connection is lie b,St
comfort We can Ciret l'atkeEsbuIE. The ultima.
lion that The "Sioc. jIbbcrS ol Ia iInlOrc create
ihrse financial difficulties is anus ~. ". bad
no idea that they were 50 oinn.poi :n oS 10 throw
the n.onetaty affairs Of The county into pmEoxySm
OF uucxamplcd slilgency il The hope Of pfOiiIlns
thereby. II they have been guilty OF 81 ser"ns
peccatlllo the sin has come home 10 them, and is
being expia,cd by the Sullelings Of "cornered
shorts" and ELAINE ducks" Seriously, The fhlk.
tisburg complainant should 1ccollent lha; the
Northwestern Virginia Culnpany's stock Is not in
the market, tk1l il is no, quoted IN The sock list,
aud ihatr thcIeforc tue brokers' eau have nothing
10 10 with il. standing VI ability Of the Company 10
IN ,h on itS WOtt.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-01-01
a SONG or THE SEA.
. srNu 70 - e..

tsug nOI NJ tic S"i, az tic Poet who rave.
uI ,IIu 'ulU u its hlUnltain hliuw'-
q, lis ''AEpwI c'cSS," aud IiS"CUtLi CnvCs''--
~ ''Illc emerald siltcLU lis EatCI,'S wd'ra,"
hut ,iIiy Ut lilo Srt \ that ihe NOIdset CILivS
III vain On his tO,SIS pillow!
30, the Sea .',!lat HIS The lowing SAIL"
'..,ul bends the lLIldn; nnsi.'
lut tint knocks the rUUr victim about like niil
lill his dtSrcItilc c,cLChiUsS HOthn5 avail,
And he dIcans that each inscI's InhIe'iiY mn
Should lie get i shut dVIe I'll last!
sihg OF lie Sra, moi as they who sl'oat
.'Ol Iiic cIaLc Oi the llecp,"
In, the Srl That SlhlrS UEeS Iii .cStlnr about
Likra Rotterdam break ast al "Sanr kiaut,'
TIL lie tears II vii tau Iim Inside hlIl,
likc the hIIiiiirS&cd ihLc UI y ahCc,'!
Thr Sc' thai b a,ltiIcs the hrOwncSt skin,
AID LniS Irr bIi.hlrstr!e,
+ ii hU.Iuws tie ChtrhS % the iLiIeSt IN,
Aud causes lite tlcJicai heal IL SPIN,
Ike 4 IettpLteiiU iOlivMsIn,
TIL LHa htnInls IHChed almost dry!
Md til.c could cl,Ini OF those cleaning waves
wIIn ,lIcl ,llddrGi 0I .rcGn--
\ Irquirm stcIh lOI IA: myriad graves
That every sweep oi liIsil SurGlng laHeS,
IN tic CHASTITY depths III Tie sunless CAKES
That \ UUHi Lchu lIriI iIcGciiciOAs sheen!
isut, 10! let me- sing, in a saycr strain.
Will happier m"!'ity.
on tue sea IiIt sithcIs sntlal II sii,
.tid IrriS the h,Ii( a! cuntiIInt III twain.
1sil Friendships smhy IIks the SlrinsItis grain;
From the seeds % sympathy.
And, all! III ne hope that Ito seed, thus sown
III The wanderers WcdIy hicasI,
Snl never BE- cast on tic >,efIlc st0nr,
Mr. he with ObIiyiUn's taIts U'rI2Inwni
Nor creep into sunlight ailll allES aInnc,
ny a kiGdIcd plant unhlcst!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-01-01

Acctps>r o> rliE Lev 81 ALR,Ss.~-Wc hay,
already noticed The bIeaAing though lie ICE Of 'h'
Hudson River liaiIrnad mail sleigh nj Albany, am
the narrow escape Of IL Number OF raSsengels, on
Tuesday, but the following are additional paflcn
| lars. Mr.. RIctl'k Staabr, German, Who was ont
Of the =. ssen:rIs, SAYS:
! 81 was passenger III The sleigh from East ~
, hauy wI,ch broke ;LI.Ig Ii-Occupird seal ahuli
mj,,M ay ium the diver and the end. as We en-
ltrci tie lcry cut, the leaf end OF lie sleigh com
me,,ccd sinking aud immediately Tile icegavc way
| the S,i:i, continuing 10 SINK. The hnIScS UfIkt
through the ice n 50. should lhlnk lheIe wtEe
about 20 persons in the sleigh ii the time. Severa
passengers jumped oul on Inc zee. a young man
who sal near ne reached the so!iu icc' anu LOON
hold Of his coat aud was helped out. was IL
! linz walet nearly M TO my neck When reacLe'
lie solid ice Il heads Ol the olSes were oil tia
| cuuIj he S,rn above water. ! assisted two sadIes
uu.. One was almost entirely under water.
| took hos! OF her clothing near ilei netk, az" MS
| raised her an she cangit my arm, ami was iI'Is
lf,w, ,,uon The ice. The second lady, then in The
water, was ueaf the hoIs.s. ! got hold OF her am
ami pn!,ed h,t out Tie ice near the sleigh sunh
down, and tie alter coveted Il tof some distance
White assisting The ladies' out. was N water "
10 my knees. think al were rescued, Srve'a
men from the ferry Ioats canIe 10 our asslsanc,
AMI helped number Of passengers out Il TIT
sleigh aud wateI."
Thee Of the ladies' who were in The sleigh, a
The time Of The accident were as The Stanwiy Hall
wLttc we found Mr.. Staabc. Their names nit
MIS-. ]. i,eynulLlS anl niece, OF Hudson, aud Mrs
+. IL. Wilson, uf New yoik. The three wei,
saturated with water, aud very much chilled, bu
! br,ns pmyi,)cd with diy clothing by Mis-. BTison
If tic SIanwix, aud with attention they wetc RAP
! idly recovering from heir flight. Tie whole par
~ N the 81, igh M,re in drenchns condition, {:
Il ey were pulled flom the sleigh o. though til,
water on The ice. The HOSTS and sleigh were &.
ont Sum after the rasStNseIs woe rescued.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-01-01
Com q!

There Is feeling that we may MT Srrak
in woods II comes upon US wlehN ihn,
OlIieh,, ord power, and beauty. wl'tcl, A%chteTd
And aweA, alh lNilrd 0ur sols Tor mary day,
Fades AMI nlcts mo The 4 trhn:ss o! the Psi.
II CONES upon US wien The ~ vi susIc
Most happy day mas Setj- NHcn >'olS WtloHeh
To watch have waved, aud si!eM Men0'y lmoIrns
Tic lost piriahs Of her sky; wien il,weTs breathe
Their dying fragrance OIL The Autumn breeze,
q, wbtila IOlni " love mess just lawns
hut ior Illouetd um iic s2n;, then ddCs,
like lauhOw Ellek, that nklI awIy ~ tears!
il has 10 lansau:e save tie deep and Sii"ig
l'uIsa,ioLs Oi IL. icaTt, which !'shic
=, \ world Of griG( unLttcGah.c III tlIL
: one ,iu,h tlt1l foIters nni tic dps IRIS "nSi
We pause and lOIbi hui Tic low Sigh 10! w'"is
That iii Tie damp locks from tie fcyt'd ''""'
Aud ,le hpiancloly muinIul o. iht waves
An, The sIli music ii ilr' iWi'lSh all,
All-ul, IrIcat the solemn itHll--"ris ""AL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-01-01
Dlstrcss Of tho Laboling CIassos,

The depression Of trade has caused large dis
cIars,s Of orerativcs ut Cooper's rolling mill,
Trenton. a.. ~ at The factories in Wilmington,
Ulcl ana in most Of Tie manufacturing towns or
New England. In Pennsylvania the disle$s is moi
SO great, but lllefe have been large numbers Ct
hands discharged from iton works, cotton flco-
lies, &c. At Morrlslown the Swede Iron t0mpa.
ny md AIrssrs. Thomas, CoIsen & West have re.
ductl The wages Of Their hands 20 per CT.
The Newark Daily Advertiser says that never,
since The revival Of trade In 1913. has tI,r.r hreu
snch n cessation Of activity in all branches Of IL.
Dor nS is now visible IN that city, Some three
thousand operatives a:e out Of employ. ThcSc
constitute nearly onc.thlrtl o( the woIking ropn.
lation. This state Of things extends 10 tie maru.
fncurcrs OF jew, Try, clothing, halls, harness, car.
riagcs soap and candles enti It, shoes. and plated
and brass ware. The Advertiser tells lis, how.
ever, that wages have no, undergone any material
reduction. The difficulty OF making collections
from The South and West embauasscs lie manu-.
facur:fS.
The New York Courier earns from The statistics
OF eight Of, the lagcs, iron working establishments
~ Tia, city that the number Of hands employed
year ago was twenty-eight bundled aud elgh'y.dvc
aud at tie present time but fifteen bundled and
twenty liye--a decrease OF thirteen hu1dfed and
sixty, or over forty seven per cent. This SLATE.
men! indicates great decline in The business lo!
1853 in the manufacture Of structures Of lion, ami
al The same time nlords IN index 10 the extent al
the enbarrassnlents under which the laboiing pop
ulalion ate now struggling. Tie Courier has no
hesitation in saying Tint there arc three thousand
iron. WORKERS AMI ut sas, IN tqua nulnbtr OF slip
builders ont OF work in that city aud its vicinity,
causing diversion Of seventy.two thousand dol
a,iqf> ckIy from the channels Of trade IN "lhch
they wed one year since. From this point may
be- easily seen and estimated th+ effect OF the de-
preston upon shall dealers, and through them OH
the money market.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-01-01

AS EXPRESSIVE Msrarion.--An exchange says:
Once OF, Lake Ontario, in nj old tub Of steamer,
substitute Tor the regular boat, bound, al the tate
Of SIX miles an hour, from Oswego 10 Niagara fiy.
q, we asked The 'kipper II lie meant 10 take tie
usual route, via Toronto ca 10 lcrobto III Ills
thide! was bis answer, 4 would as soon u,l. rake
todri'ea toad through n barrel Of LAT! 3 ).
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-01-01

MA sui, is nov pending IN The Court Of Errors
and Appeals in Mississippi, which involves lheva
l,i;:y Of upwan! Of 100000 OF subscriptions 10
tic New Otleans, Jackson Il Grea, Not,ltm Rail.
toal-being the amount subscribed BY citizens Of
74,nroe county Thu case has hetn decid,d,nltc
&Wui, Court il, favor Of The plaintiffs, and there,
by releasing The sutscrib, Is, aud appeal is now Ia
m 10 tna lishet cCutt. SCI III
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-01-01

FsoM rllE SA>DNicm lsl.,Nps.--A Honolulu
letter, dated the 7lh VI November, aud published
in The San francisco Times, states that Gen. Mil
Ter, the British Consul Genefa at Tie Sandwich
Islands, who recently sgnallzed himself by
speech 10 the King and Piivy Council, releclinS
ot, The people Of the United States generally anl
0" California in particular has hetn discovered TO
ke afflicted with alienation Of mind. a survey
has been held upon him by board OF physicians
md surgeons attached 10 British vessels. and he
has been pronounced insane. The same letter
shyS:.-
"Aluch anxiety is manifested here by the greater
patt Of The resident Americans regarding the anu
vaI Of administering parties from California. lsu'
NOR has il ,ha, there are some 200 or 800 men on
Their way Of this character. AL agree That any
movement Of This kind will seriously Iciard the
accomplishment, Of annexation, il il does not en-
tirely destroy it, for yeaIs u, least. THEE Is now
no doubt That il our Government desire The pcs.
S, ssiou Of these islands, ll4,y can very soon re.
come ours In peaceahIe WHY, but Il any io're or
coercion is used The chances for acquisition are
snail indeed"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-01-01

lI'ilr. Mitchell has lelred from the editorial
con'luc, VI The Citizen. |, has proyrd failure
under his II anngenlen. lie conf"sses that he Inns
been greyously disappointed in the temper Of The
American people, lnHins Them much les disposed
than he had imagined, 10 encourage the lice tx
preston Of opinion upon all subjects.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-01-01

lJ''l'Ie following is by young gentleman Of
very promising pOetical Talents, and line accom-.
riShmrntS generally, several Of whose pieces we
lave heretofore inlrodnce, 10 our ad Is. There
is wit, muslG and p,='y in these lines, and III,
ring OF The tue mritlc.- En-. lNrELLIGkAcER.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-01-01

TnL Hrw CESr.--A Philadelphia paper IN
speaking Of The new copper coin just issued from
The Mint IL lhal city says
\ sp Gins II Of the new cent which is shortly %
he issued ftom the Mint has reached us. It's cor.
nO.iiun, we nlc informed. Is as loinWS: copper %,
lin OF, zine o. II is lighter and small, lhfn tie
old cent, lis diunic: being very little larger than
tin, Of the quartet dollar. II has hight con-
peSiOn al rl.seni bu, viii undoubtedly I"lnlsl' Us
/, idly us tie old copper coins. Tie l,vetS ATE
those Of IT,, old cent, except that 81 the oh'tfSe
the thirteen s,ols surrounding the head q! l.'b,t!
are omitted, aLd ,hcte Is iaItr IN ic dtlcaty ~
The lettering 0n tie ieyese. b''' UeEn" 'nls anu
The reduction N SIZE, there is LUi Il palIclc oi in
ntovtmrn, on the ny y old tOins that lave hctli
turned out Of The Mint during tie past ihi'iy OF
iulty ycarS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-01-01

N,r,yr a AMERICAN WARRIORS. "A few 'iayssince
al The fayeiic iionsc, Syfacus", New YORK; uuou'
twenty lnli It's who participated in the conflict OF
1912, came together from the Green lays, Onon'
,,asas and Onedas. Three OF tlsif number were
appointed delegates 10 The national convention Of
The veterans Of the war Of 1912, 10 be held At
Washington on The Sill Of January next, where
they will 60 IL full costume. Thcit names NC
Geotse lIo. Henry Webster aud Saul George.
4 IowA,-A dispatch to the Chicago Journal dated
nj Davenport Dec. 20, states that Etentzet Cook,
The National Wig candidate, had been nominated
III ilie DEmo ratio caucns rs the Nebraska catdi.
date fol tie U. S. Scna'c, and adds that "he Il.
%qditts 6nly; tlye Why votes 10 elect him. The paS
iiSS ale stlargsy and beautifully missJ," ks ks
flsoIS Jams iIarlam-a Fi!zs lIeaIy
~ IN jcsN1 SoT,SnS u a liz
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-01-01

FlowERS A>n PERrrMEW.-SOmr flea OF The
Importance OF p.lum,ry Us an article Of com.
mrICc may hc formed, Wien i, IS stated that 0Gc Of
tho luIcc pc iuuh Is 0l GIaSSc, in france, EN-.
pluM annually 10000 lbs. Of cr,uge blossom S,
1900 lbs. uf Cassie flowers, ji,0OD lbs. of violet
nowcis 10000 lis. Of tube loSes IL, % lbs. OF H.
lac ilOweIS, besides Rosemary, mint, lavender,
thyme, lemon, Orange, and other odorouS plants,
IN like proportion. Flowers yield perfumes in all
climat,S $, bit those glowing IL tie wafMtr lall'
uvs are, it SEEMS, he NOS, pioliic IN tIt: o"f,
while those from the colder are sweetest. TEousll
many Of The lin ST prr(um eS come tom tlI. East
Indies, Ceyi0ll, Mexico, and ParlS, the south Of
l:t:0pe is the only real garden Of utility 10 The
pc riuInef. GrhSSe and NiCeare the principle seats
Of The All. From ihtif yccgmphica position, Tie
grower, within comparatively ShOh distances, has
al command That change Of climate most applcn.
he 10 brus to perfection tie .piants required lof
his Trade.
On the sea coaS, his cassie grows without fear
Of frost, one night Of which would destroy oil the
plants lOr u season. while nearer The Alps, his ST..
diets are found Swt cef Than il grown III tile wal.
mer situation where II Z orange itce and misnOn.
utltc tlOom 10 prlf, clOn England. hnwcvcr, can
cain The superiority IN the growth OF Lavender
AID ptppcnin mi; the essential oilS eSiiacicd from
th sc plants gown at Micham, in Surrey, realize
eighteen lines The price in Tie market VI those
produced in France OF clscwltr, and uic fully
worth the difference fOl dtlicacy Of Odol.