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DIR. STRONG's

yELTCRAI g!Dnl4CE PILLS,
A Remedy fsr Coughs, CoLfs, C0tGrrh. Bron-
ehitis, Group. whooping Cough. Asthma. Con-
sumption, Nervous Diseases. Dyspepsia, Costiye-
ness. Erysipelas. Disease Of tbs Heart. lnfamma-
ton and Pain in the Chest. Back aud Side, and
all diseases arising from derangcd state Of the
Stomach, and 10 relieve the distress and bad feel
ing from eating too hearty food, in weak and
dSspeptic habits. %, Warranted to be pure
~ Vegetable.
These Pills act IS an Expectorant, Tonic, and
Aperient. One Is cent box possesses three times
more power TO cure diseases Than a enc dollar
bottle u any Of the Syrups. Bal.ams, or saIsaps-
rillas that we're ever made. and simple trial Of
only one box will prove this important truth.
They promote Expectorafion,
Loosen the Phlegm, and Clear the lungs and
other SecTeiory Organs of al morbid matter. and
here il no other remedy in the whole Nateria
Medics capable OF imparting such healing pro-
pcriies 10 The Lungs ard Vital Organs as these
Pills. They cure Costiyencss. produce
70 good, regular Appetite, and Strengthen the
System. Prizes IS cents per box, containing IS
doses Of medicine.
Call on the Agents who sell the Pills. and get
the " Planters Almanac" gratis, giving full par.
lieulars and certificates ofcures.
Both kinds Of lie above named Pills s,e for
sale 10 Hillshorough hy DENNIS HEARTT:
and at Chapel HILL w las. =. LUCAS: who
also keep supply of Dr. Spencer's Vegetable
Pils. and Dr. IIull's Celebrated Pills. which stot,
the Chills and Fever the first day. and do moi
sicken the stomach or operate on the bowels.
| August 70. OO-ly
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NOTICE

TIIE subscriber. having formed coparincr-
= ship in the Drug Trade, for the term Of
five years, under the style OF Schoolfed x Co.,
il becomes necessary for al accounis on my
books TO be settled Immediately. hope all in-
debied will attend to this notice at once, and
save themselves cost and me trouble.
s. d. SCH00LFlELD.
October %. 1854. So
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Copper & Tin,

rNNHE subscriber having become proprietor :.
= the Tin and Copper Establishment, lately
owned ~ A. q. Murdoch, begs leave to inform
the citizens Of Hllsborough and the surrounding
country, that he will continue 10 carry on the
Tin and Copper Business in all its various
branches, and would be pleased TO have a call
from oil wishing to purchase any article in his
line of business.
Merchants will be supplied at the usual whole.
sale prices, at the shortest notice, and the Tin
delivered at their doors free of cost. Every ar.
tcle warranted 10 he Of good material and che
workmanship good.
His shop will be found on King street, west
Of the Masonic Hall and opposite the Hotel Of R
Nichols, esq.
CHARLES THOMPSON.
Sept. Il, 1853 02--ly
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
Superior Court Of Law-September
Term, 1854.
Thomas Hastings, j.. Us. Mary E. Hastings.
Petition far Divorce.


Thomas Hastings, jr. Us. Mary E. Hastings
Petition for Divorce.
IN this case il appearing that a copy ofthe pc
= tiiion and subpoena were Issued 10 the de-
PENDANT, in manner as by the statute in such ca
ses is required, and the return thereon being, Ex-
eeuied on the said Mary Z. Hastings. and lha, =
second subpoena was also issued, and like re-
turn made, and proclamation being made at the
court house door BY the Sheriff for the said de-
PENDANT to appear and answer, as commanded by
the subpona, and the defendant falling 10 appear I:
Il is ordered BY the Cour that publication FOR
three months be made in the Hillsborough Recor.
der, for the said Mary E. Hastings TO appear al the
next term % this Court, To be held in HIlshornugh
on the second Monday in March next, then and
there 10 plead, answer or demur TO the said pc
tition, otherwise the same will he heard er pa,fs
as 10 her, and judgment pro eoafsssO viii be
granted against her.
Witness. lanes Gil. Clerk Of our said Court,
At office, tho second Monday Of September, A.
D. 1854.
JAMES GILL, 9. O
November 20. e3--3m
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
IN Equity-September Term, 1854.
James yickes and vic, and others.
against
Willie r. Rhodes, and others.
Petition 10 seH Lind.


Willie r. Rhodes, and others.
Petition 10 seH Laad.
1T appearing 10 The Court, that James W
Rhodes. Pleasant Rholes, and Zachary
Rhodes, three of The defendants in tbi. cause,
reside beyond the limits II this State. n Z
ilerciste. On motion. ordered ~ lie Coun. ina,
advertisement u made Tor siS successive weeks.
10 The Marlborough Recorder. notifying lie aid
defendants u The fling o. this petition. and ihtt
unless they appear az The next term of hi.
Couf, 70 be held st The court bouse 10 HiIbho.
rough. on the sseoDd MONDAY u March new.
and plead. answer Or demuf 10 said pe,ilion. The
'ame will l,e taken pro eogjssso and heard e.
porte ~ 10 them.
Whness, q. z. Long, Cle,k and Master Of our
,ald Court Of Equity. q Office 10 IiiIlsbotough
he second MONDAY Of September, 1854.
Q. T. LONG, c. IL NE.
NO'snbsf 10 .pfies sds Eiiso.l ss-sw
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Il Z N R VS.
CNRDlAl,
Purely Vegetable in Its CemIOsIliOn.

THIS invaluable Cordial is extracted from
a Herbs and Roots, which have been found
after years Of experience. by the most skilful
Physicians, TO be possessed Of qualities mos, be-
nefcial in the diseases for which il is recommend.
ed and hence whilst i is presented 10 The public
as an eflicacious remedy, il is also known 10 he
Of that character on which reliance may lie plse.
ed as 10 its safety. In cases Of Impolency, hoe-
marriages, Disordered sleriliiy. MensIIsaiion,
or Suppression Of Tho Menses, Fluor Albus or
Whites or for
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THE HILLsBORoUeH RECORDER.
nersLIsasp wtrsIr
BY DENNIS HEARTH 4 SON.

Terms.-Two Dollar 4 ,sar. n raid i, :.
vance Two Dollars and Pin, Gents, ii no, "a
Nl,n,n ,hree months; o. Three Dollars. II dels,ss
unit alter The expiration ofihe yer.
No paper will be discontinued until III svy..,..
&C.. ere paid unless 81 the oplion Of he puLl.a,.
Hereafter no paper will be sent 10 ! new -
srrlbefoui oitlisstate unless pc, h,ent i mail, y,
advance % some PeTsog ~ the state vii I,e,o,,s
fespo .s.nleio The EDITOR; and lie pstst /. m
he me to subscriber out Of the state "a, No..
ifan two years without %, meat, uplrs, !, 4 -
rle Pr'sonsiy known To us aud 10 whose in,,..
NY We have confidence. "''s'
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a NEW
Map of North Carolina.

a NEW
Map Of North Carolina.
TIE undersigned are preparing. and will pub
/ llsh, q soon ~ the necessary Surveys, DC,
can l'e obtained, New, Large. and Complete
Mar or NonTa caHoLiSA. five feet IL thee,
we'll engraved and finished in The best style.
u u admitted Oh al sides. lhai such . work i
great desldsraium IL our State, and il il IN
consequence u The frequent inquiries on This sub.
jet, iha, the undersigned have embarked in The
enterprise.
The only attempted work Of this kind j. that
n McRse, Published To- 1893; and since Then
the Counties, Towns. Roads and posi.olIires
have Increased 10 number, and al our works 81
Internal Improvements, with small exceptions,
been set on foot.
II il intended that the New Map, now propos.
ed 10 he published, shall contain, accurately lid
down, all the Natural Features o. the Stste--ihe
lnleis, Harbor-. Sounds, Lakes, Rivers. Creeks,
Mountains, DC.
Also. The public Improvements and artificial
divisions. The Railroads. Plank Roads. Coun.
tie, County Towns. PosiOfIices, Cities, Villages,
Po.i-foads and Canals, Colleges, Academies, sc,
&c.
The Map will be resdy ~ The sumner of 1855.
WILLIAM ID. COOKE,
SAMUEL PEARCE.
TERMs:
10 Brs, style. Gilt Rollers aud Fifsl Impre..
sions. $1,000
IN Plain STYLE. Black Rollers, 600
Information from any source, and Whirh may
BE- % service IN making The above work. will Ne
received. Accommodation should
be addressed 10 VIM. ID. COOKE.
Raleigh, August, 1864. So
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In. MtPhreiers. \. Chisclin. NV. Mariin.
--~~~~~-~~~-~-->~-
A. H. M'pLlgIIls 4 CO.,
Wholesale Grocers,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Office al No. 6, Roanoke Square,

Office al No. 6, Roanoke Square,
NORFOLK, VA.
1rParticular attention paid to the sale Of
Flour and other Produce.
REFERENCES.
Thomas P. Deyereux, esq, Halifax. NC.
Geo. W. Mortecai. Pre'st Bank Of State Of \. G.
Charles Dewey. Cashier {"
w. II. Jones, Cashier Bank % Cape Fear.
l.. OBJ. Blanch, Pres't Raleigh & CASTOR Road.
DE- pf' \. G. s'' %S ! s%sl's'' M.sn.
Pres't Farmers Blk Of Va,
Alexander Bell, esq.
Messrs. Spence & Reid, Bniiimort.
Messrs. y. Blossom & Son, Ncir York.
Messrs. ID. HEART q Son, Hlllsborough. y. e.
October IS. isOg-
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DEBILITY

arising from any cause, such as weakness frcm
sickness, where the patient has been confined 10
bed for some lime, for Females after Confine-
ment, Abortion or Miscarriage, this Cordial eau
not be exccled in its salutay effects: or in Ioss
Of Muscular Energy, Irriiabiliiy. Physical Pros
iration, Seminal Weakness, Palpita,ion Of the
Heart, Indigestion, Sluggishness, Deray Of the
Procreulive Functions, Nervousness, de-, where
TosIs MEDICINE is required. il will be found
equal, il not superior 10 any Compound ever US.
IL
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WE have something 6ne for IN. Hal, IA.
Drug Store, viz: Whites Hair Rrs.n,r..
Tor; Bsrry's Tneopherou.; Lyon, K.,t,i,ar
romsiUms, 20 fancy jars; &c. &c.
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Advertising Rates for the Recorder.

hnv,Hriststsrsn not exceeding sixteen linz.
one dollar fcr The first, and twenty-five e,n,s q,
eaen subsequent insertion longer ones Is ~.
l"1,,on. Court advertisements twenty Ave he,
esn,. hishst deduction ~ ons.thi,d Iii h.
Esde 70 advertiser, ~ ths y,sh "
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To Painters and Others.

TO PAINTERS and OthPfs.
WE have in Store and for Sale, 5barrels Il
Lint-Seed Oil.
barrels Spirits ofTurpeniine,
2,UO0lbs. White Lead,
1000 lbs. Fire Proof Paint,
500 lbs. Zine Paint,
barrels Tanner, Oil,
2 barrels Sperm Oil
;. D. sCHOOLFIELD & Co.
April 10. SIS
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TO FEMALES.

Heny's Invigoraiing Cordial is one of the
most invaluable Medicines in the many Com.
plants 10 which Females are subject. II assists
nature 20 brace the whole system, checks exces.
ses, and creates renewed health aud happiness.
less suffering. disease and unhappinrss among
Ladies would exist, were they generally 10 adopt
The use OF this Cordial. Ladies who are Jeb,ii-
lated by those distractions which females Ar. n.
able TO- are restored by tho use Of bottle OF two.
10 bloom and 10 ,ieor.
1 NERVOUS DEBILITY.
To those who by excess have brouebt upon
themselves weakness Of The System, Premature
Decay, Nervous Affection. Of any Other eonse.
quencss Of unresirained indulgence. Icsrenipe
both mental and bodily eapaeiIy-Hold. Hen.
yslnsigora'Ing cordisi,a Medicine that Is pure.
" vegetable, will aid nature 10 restore those Inn.
porianiiunei 10 healthy stale, and win Prove
OF service. u possesses rare virtues, is general
remover 81 disease, and stIeneihener Of ,Le ~.
ten.
AS A TONIC MEDICINE.
!, Is unsurpassed. We do no, place ,hi. corli,r
on footing with quack medicines. and. =. /.
customary, append long list 81 Recommends.
tons, Certificates, DC. beginning wab H..,
What the Preacher saws" and such IN. !, 4.
no, necessary, for " Henry's In,igora,ine a..
dat only needs trial 10 prove that il will q.
eOmPlish al we ,sy. "
The GENUINE "HENRY's INyfCO.
], RATING CORDIAL"
u Put Up IN on Pannel Bottles. and I. ,..;Ix
recognized by the Manufacturers sign.,n,s -,
TIE label Of each Bottle. Ito sounlerlei, which /.
forgery.) "'" -
~ Sold for ): per Bottle; Sir for Sc; and
SIG per dozen. ~
Prepared oHl, by $. z. COHEN. No. 3 rr.pt.
IN Row, Vine Street below Eighth. Phi ,d.Inh;.
ra', 70 wHos All oHDEHs srsr NJ .ppn,s.,n
s., = Saie y most Of The respectable Drurvi.,. ana
Merchants throughout, the county.
April 20, 1854. :,
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lEO!a all 70 that thirst for knowledge, come
"A 10 the Drug Store, and buy the following;
tn oil Nnrih State Leila La or he lavish
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To Merchants, Planters,
and Others.

I THE undersigned, formerly Of New
l., York City, but now n permanent resi-.
Debt OF Charleston, nm prepared TO do any
thing in The line OF General Agency and
Commission business entrusted to me.
will make purchases of Dry Goods, Groce-
ries, Hardware, Boots, Shoes, Fancy Goods,
Drugs, Paints, Oils, Fruit. Jcwclry, Confec-
tionery, Books, Stationery, Liquors, Cloth
iLg, or nyihing else that can be obtained
either in this city or New York, Boston or
Philadelphia, nld on as good terms, If not
better, than the Merchants or Planters them
selves could buy them, thereby saving them
the necessary exorbitant expenses attending
a visit TO this city. will attend personally
to the packing and shipment of goods. there
By avoiding any mistakes or damage. ]
will also attend promptly to any Banking or
Insurance business that ] may be favored
with, and will make payment of debts
From my long experience In a general mer-
camille business, am fully convinced shat
] can give perfect satisfaction, and snit the
most fastidious taste in my selections. Bos
my services shall require moderate co M
mission, according 10 the nature of The bust
ness.
DAVID NJ. GAZLAY.
ofiice over Birds Store, 225, King. st.,
Charleston, s. C.
san ~ ds ly
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The Weekly Herald.
Tile Best General Newspaper in
tie IEorld.

The New York WEEKLY HERALD is
published every Saturday morning. It's
contents embrace all ths news Of the
great events Of the day, reports of meet
ings of the State Legislature, and of Con
gress: important public doctments; Eu.
ropean Correspondence; financial and
commercial information and editorials of
general interest that have appeared in the
New York Daily Herald,
1t Is neatly printed, and in clear type,
IN n large double qnarto sheet Of forty
eight columns "a book-a dictionary in
'tself-and forms one Of the best aud most
valuable newspapers in the world. The
greatest care is taken To obtain the latest
and most reliable intelligence of impor-
tant movements in all parts Of the world.
no expense is spared for this purpose.
The subscription price is three dollars
per annum, payable in advance, or six
pence per single copy. Editors Of News-
papers throughout the country are par
ticularly requested to act as agents. They
will receive twenty-five per cent commits
sion on all cash subscriptions. Any per.
son obtaining five or more subscribers will
be allowed the same commission.
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SONG

Nay, speak o i'll, kindly word
Can never leave sting behind
And, oh, to breathe each tale that we'y,
heard,
| s far beneath noble mind. .
Full oft better seed is sown.
by choosing thus the kinder plan;
Forif out little good be known,
Still, lot us speak the best we can.
Give me the heart that ftin would hide,
Would fnin another's faults cffacc;
How can It pleasure human pride
To prove humanity but base!
No, LET us reach n higher mode,
A nobler estimate Of man;
Be earnest in the search of good,
And speak of all the best we can.
Then speak no III, but lcnient be
To Others f,ilings, as your own;
If you're the first fault to see,
BE not the first to make it known.
For life is but passing day,
No lip may tell how brief it's span;
Then, oh, the little time we stay,
Let's speak ofall the best We can.
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SCRAPS.


EY- Words that are often used togetb.
er become associated in the mind: and
unless we resist fhe force Of verbal associ-
alton, We shall often say something differ.
ent from what we mean.
ES Why is newspaper like an ar
myY Because il has leaders, columns
and reviews.
Gp Serve every one as much as YOU
can, and compete with no one more than
you must.
Ey~ The oldest husbandry we know is
when a man in clover marries woman in
weeds. ..
Ey~ All reason must take something
for granted, but disputants often take dif.
ferent things for granted, and don't try
or don't know how to explain their prem
'ses; so that men are continually arguing
without convincing.
GS- If you want to be respected, 60
well dressed. People never wrmg the
nccks' "ftop-knot chickens. s-
ES- Keep neat and clean about your
dwellings, for cleanliness, you know, is tho
handmaid Of health, and distant cousin
Of wealth. ......
ES- Never argue with n fool-for YOU
benefit neither him nor yourself; nor with
yonr wife, for she has an argument which
you can never resist-her tears.
GD" Negligence and irreguiarity long
continued, will render knowledge useless,
wit ridiculous and genius contempt.
Llc. ..
GS- Passion, in its first violence, con.
trols interest, rs the eddy for while runs
against the stream.
RE- Confused thought is n cheap com.
modify, but some writers parade il as il
it were a priceless jewel.
Ey- Wherever you see persecution,
there is more than n probability that truth
lies on the prosecuted side.
ES- The fame which follows true great.
ness no friend need hold up, and no enc.
my can keep down.
ES- Ii is worse to deal with an ass
than TO deal with rogue for rogue
will sometimes do right; but an ass does
not know how to do right, even when he
is so disposed.
&S- Difficulty ennoblcs duty.
Ep" The Italians say--"Time is a ST.
lent tile."
E0- A qniet exposition Of truth has n
better effect than violent attack on error.
Truth ext'rpates errors as grass ex,irpates
weeds, by working its way into their place
and leaving them no room to grow.
ES- We learn little of Gods WAYS,
but very little OF his purposes.
ES- The only praise that ought to be
relied on, comes from competent Judges
without temptation to flatter.
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TRY THE MEDICINEl!
Bc warmed in Season.

And neglect not that &C ugh which is daily
weakening your constitution, irritating yonr
throat and lungs, and inviting on that dread
disease, Consumption. when so soothing and
Healing remedy can be obtained rs DR..
Rogers Syrup of Liserwort and Tar.
BeDare Of Coun,erfsits and Base limitations,
The genuine article is signed ANDREW
RoGEE on the engraved wrapper around
'ach bottle.
Price, 81 per bottle, or six bottles ror S5.
Sold wholesale and retril by SCOVIL g.
MEAD.
Ill Chartres st. bet. Cont and st. Luis,
n. }.
Sole AGENTS FOR THE SOUTHERN STATES
to whom all orders and applications for
Agencies must be addressed.
Sold ALSO BY
MAsILL g. HEATH, Lancaster C. Ii.
A. p. WyLrE, Chester.
WINCHESTER, STTTr g. Co.. Munro.
II, J. DsiIAy, and WoRKMAS, Camden.
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SELECT POETRY.
JUDGE NOT HARsHLY.

Judge not harshly kindly speak
OF thy brother, frail and weak;
For the loving, gentle tone
Often hath the crring won;
While the stern and angry word
But the depths of passion stirred.
Judge not harsLly dost thou know
All ths fellow-mortals' woe,
And the heart corroding care
Every human breast doth bear?
No! Each soul hath secret grief,
None but heaven can give relief.
Judge not harshly for the sigh
Borne to Him who sits or high,
And the penitential tear,
Dropped when none but God is near,
Are in heaven a richer gem,
Than earth's costlicst diadcm. ...
Judge not harshly for, in love,
Jesus judges from above;
Aud as thou His grace would sec,
Have Him kindly smile on thee,
Of thy brother, frail and weak,
Judge not harshly-kindly speak.
NJ. b. K.
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AGRICULTURAL.
Explanation Of Agricultural terms.

Trench Piowing--is running the plow
twincc in the same fnrrow. In doing this
the top soil, with all its foul weeds, is cast
TO the bottom Of the trench, now soil is
thrown up on which the sun has never
before shed its rays. It is done sometimes
at one operation, by plow constructed
for the purpose; called the trenchng
plow. ..... ..
Horizontal Pioviag-is SO conducted
by the use Of an instrument, called "rafter
level" ms To lay the side hills in horizontal
beds, about six feet wide, with deep hol.
lows or water furrows between, for the
purpose Of retaining the rains.
Indigenous Pidnts--are such rs are
natives Of the country in which they are
found or grow. Thus, maize the potato,
and tobacco, are called indigenous TO A.
merica, having been found here, and from
America introduced into Europe.
Erofie Piants--a.e such as are natives
OF foreign countries. Such as the lemon
tree, and many others. and when intro
duced into the United States, are cultiva-
ted in hot houses.
annual PIaRts--are such rs are Of but
one years duration. Such are the most
OF our garden plants, and all others grow
ing from seed sown in the spring, which
are at maturity in the summer or autumn
following, producing flowers and ripe seed,
and afterwards perish both in their top
and roots.
Biennial PiaRts-are such as. in their
roots Mt least, are Of two years duration.
Many Of these plants perish in their top
the first year, but live iD the root through
the winter, and the second year shoot up
stalks, flowers, produce seed, and after.
wards perish both in root and branch
Such are the parsnip carrot, DC.
Perennial Pldnts--are such as arc Of
many years duration. Such are all PLANTS
whether the leaves and stalks parish an
nually or not, provided the roots are Of
many years duration, as tho horse radish
burdock, &c.
HeYboceous Plants those whose
herb, that is, whose stem aud branches
are Of but one years duration whether
the root be annual, biennial, or peren-
nial.
Escultnt PiaRts--are such as arc re.
plete with nulricious matter, consequently
proper for being eaten AZ food. Such as
parSnips, carrots, cabbage, and various Of
q similar nature.
Deeiiuous PlaRts--are all such plants
whether Of the tree or shrub kind, rs shed
OF lose their leaves in tho autumn or win
ter seasons.
Tabsroas Ptaats--are such as consist
Of one or more knotbed tubes Of solid
fieshy substance, rs the potato, arti-
choke, DE.
Bafbous Roots--are such as have
roundish, swelling, dubious form, compos.
cd Of numerous scales or coats, a. the on.
ion, garlic, DC.
Top Roofs --are sucIi as IN the form
of q tap descend down into the ground in
a Perpendicular direction, as the carrot,
parsulp, red clover, &c.