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DIsyHloN PRoPosED--A series of resolu.
tions have been introduced into the legisla.
ture of South Carolina, of which the follow
ing is the pith:
Resolred, That a just and reasonable re.
gard for their own security and welfare ought
to induce ,he people of the slaveholding
states to annul the compact which subjects
them to a common government with the
people of the other states, to resume to them
selves, respectively the powers delegated by
them to that government and to form among
themselves another confederocy, composed
oi more homogeneous constituents, anc tx
cluding, as much as possible the elements
of hostility to their peculiar rights, institu-
tions and properly.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-12-25

Tan MUCK BzD. -Thsre i .plsssr too
often unworked. which contains untold
wealth 10 The farmer. It is well establish
ed fact, that two Ioais of muck, which may
be generally had at the cost of draining,
composted with one load of animal manure.
furnishes three loads Of fertilising material
equal TO barn yard manure. Let not this
means of increasing the product of the farm
rema in unemployed. Add muck to the ma
nure from the stables, spread it over the
yards, use it freely. IF Sufficiently dry, il
foIms capi'aI bedding material for stabbed
horses. abso bing the liquid manures, and
becoming thoroughly ipeorperAted with the
solid.
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AGRICULTURAL EDUc ciTIos-When farm
ing is conducted on scientific principles
the increase Of crops would amply compen-
safe for the labor and capital expended in
its productions; but wen it is, as too often
happens, regarded as one of those cailings
that only require strong arms and intustri-
likely to prove anything but success iui 50
long as the true principles of cultiva;ing
and maintaining the fertility of the soil re-
main un!earned. Strong hands and patient
industry might suffice while population con-
tinued thin and scattered, and while the
land was subject to very small amount of
;mpost, but in these days, when popu-
lation has become de lse, when the land is
subject to high rent and heavy taxes, strong
arms and industrious habits will not alone
suffice to enable the farmer to meet and
overcome his difficulties. In these davs
'the battle is Lot with the strong" but with
the intelligent; and i: the farmer expects 10
succeed in his profess ion, he must begin by
acquiring knowledge of the nature of the
materials he has TO operate upon--the ma
ture of the productions he is to raise from
them--and how best his great machine, the
soil. shal! be best maintained in efficient
order.--Mr Quinn ofthe DromisLeen Model
Agriculture School, County Leuth, Ireland.
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BANKING AROUND FRUIT TREEs.-We are
pleased TO see that SO many publishers o
papers are now recommending the practice
which we have advocated for some wears
past TO guard fruit trees from mice in winter
One minute to tree will be time enough
to be spent in protecting orchards through
the winter from the iavages Of field mice
Any common laborer on farm is com
petent to the task of banking around frril
trees. II they were mulched last spring
the mulching need not be removed. Take
SPADE and bury it, and continue on till the
bank around each tree is made ten or twelve
inches high.
This will drive the mice away to seel
better quarters unless your trees happen to
stand near an old wall, where mice do con
gregate. In such case the bank should b,
m ade hiehe
This banking serves another purpose il
addition to a nice-guard-it keeps The tree
upright. and saves the cost of stakes ant
the injury which withes are likely to inhic
when the tree is tied to them.
This bank should be levelIedi iir the spring
vet not SO as to make dish for water t,
stand in around the tree. No kind of tire,
should stand in water for a single minute
after a shower is over.--Wdss PLouqhmgn
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CLEARING AND DRAINING MARSH LANDS
Re elieved from the pres; ure of other farm
work, we may now take advantage of the
dry state OF cur swamps to prosecute the
work of clearing and draining. The re-
Claiming of marshes is matter of much
Importance to those whose farms are dis.
isufed by such waste places. They are
not like wood lots, constantly increasing
In value, but are wholly useless, and often
the sources of malaria, injuries to all with
in its influence. And when cleared and
drained, they tecome the mos, easily cult
waited and productive portion of the farm
often paying, in single year, the whole
expense of bring NJ them into condition for
cropping.
Ditching may in most instances, be best
performed in autumn, but the work of clear
ing them commenced can be continued in
winter, as long as the depth of the snow
will permit. The bushes will cut easier
then-the timber oc shrubs growing in such
places generally proving brittle when lroze n
In black alder swamp considerable fuel
nay be saveC--the fine brush may be burn.
ed at once, with proper attention to starting q
and supplying the fire, or may be left in
heaps to dry until early summer. AS soon
as drained and cleared most farmers sow
with oats ard stock with timothy and red
top, with no other cultivation than a
thorough narrowing. A fine sodwill soon
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A LIQroR ESTABLISHMENT DRIED Up
BY THE LsDrEs.-We learn by the Athens
Messenqrr that the ladies of Albany, in
Athens Co. Lately broke up groggtry in
that tcwu which had become an unbearabe
nuisance. Numerous suits had been insti.
tuted against the keeper, but owing TO de.
lects in the law and uther causes, they had
all proved unsut cessfuI. As the only way
of abu,ing the nuisance, the ladies took the
matter in hand and broke up the institution
demoishing the decsn,ers, bottles, &c.
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NEGROES ARREsrED.--A plot formed
among discontenied negroes, for movement
against their masters, was discovered dur
ing the first Of this week, in the vicinity o!
Williamsburg, Va. Five of the ringleaders
have been arrested, and an end put to the
attempt at revolt A similar occurrence
took place in Montgomery county, Virginia.
Wheeling Argus.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-12-25

Minnesota will take the initiatory steps
for admission into the Union at this session
of Congress through her Delegate, Mr.. Rice.
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The Vote of New York.

The popular vote of New York is equal
to that OF twelve of the other States, as 70 /
lows:
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-12-25

The Boston Times is is favor of Col. Me-
dary SIR P. NJ. General under Buchanan
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CLEVELAND, Ohio, December


DR.. RoEACk-Dear Sir: | should be indeed ungrate-
f if aiied Ia reply your letter of the 10th ult,
nquirns the effect of your remedies in my case You
say yon do not I>h 10 publish my reply. but simply
to learn for sdtiSTdctiOn what the Scandin-
avian Remedies have done for But, my dear sir.
wish you TO make my statement public, not only as
just tribute to skill, but for the beueht OF
others who may be suffering as suffered, and mgi
be cured as have been cured. For more than 81
years. you aware. | endured a continuous mar
tyrdcm from the combined effect of chronic dyspepsia
liver complaint, constipation. and most deplorahle
condition of the nervous system During that time
employ ed the hest physicians in the est and three
times visited New York for the purpose of consulting
the most eminent medical men an that city. All was
useless desParcd of recovering my health, aud al
wished for DEATH II al this time your ad-
vertisement caught my eyes, and determined, as
forIorn hope, 10 your SccRdiHGurdn Blood PHrfer
and Blood Pills. Only five months have elapsed since
uncorked the first botI and took the FIRST pill. Three
words Will tell the result, am nell; yes i'll better
health than can recOlleCt having enjoyed since my
childhood. My recovery, under Providence. owe to
you. believe have paid you about thirty i've dol
lars for medicine aud had every dollar been nun
drcd. they would have heen cheap.
With deep gratitude, remain yours truly,
ANN
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To young men who wish TO acquire "businesE Rdu
cato" " we think il affords facilities seldom eqHaled
Mr.. Granger has the rare qualification of Theoretical
know ledge and aptness in teaching added the pract
cal Counting Room experience and we feel confident
graduates from his college will he fully competent
TO keep the most complicated set of Books.
A. p. STONE, Wholesale andre Merchant.
JJ. JANNEY, SeC'y Bird of Control. Stale Blk of o
]. F. PARK, Book Keeper at ID. -. WOOdhury's.
D. .OVERDIfR, Book Keeper at Clinton Bank.
II. Il. MILLS, Sec'y Columbus Gas and Coke 60.
c. B. Mason, Book Keeper al ]. II. Riley & Co.'S.
For fuIparticuiars send for circular.
Jan. 81, 1856. GRANGER 81 ARMSTRONG,
PropreIors
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Yours, with heartfelt gratitude,
Mrs. AUGUSTUS CoOCH.


DR.. ROBAcK-Sir: The last three bottles of your
Blood Purifier and the accompanying Pills, have re-
lievcd of the last vestige o: my rheumatism.
consider the cure all but miraculous. Aner having
suffered the most acute agony, almost without inter
mission, for eight years, aud being for three years
cripple can scarcely realize the fact that at this
moment, after having used your Scandinavian Rene
dies for only three months and few days am hale.
hearty capable of manual labor, aud ent ely free
from pain. When first applied to you. by letter, for
a supply of your medicines was little better than a
annatica skeleton. For more than two years had
enjoyed one hour of unhr0ken night rest, and
my mind sinking with my hody. had become greatly
eneebIed the very first bottle of the Purifier wrought
surprising change for the better in my system and
after taking that wonder m restorative together with
the Blood Pills, for MONTH felt that complete
regeneration of every animal function was in pro-
gress. was not deceived / am now, at 81 years of
age. free from every symptom of rheumatism as
dt 90. There can he doubt that this wonderful
is due to your remedies alone and am willing,
if will you induce others seek relief from
the source, that this letter should he made pub
lie. Yours, &C.,
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WASHINGTON, Dec. II.

SENATE -Mr. Weller gave notice that
he, immediately after the holidays, would
call up the Pacific Railroad bill under CON-
sideration Iastsession, and indnlge the hope
that this important measure would command
the votes OF The Senats.
The consideration 0! Mr.. Ru>ks bill, al
lowing further tine lor the creditors OF Tex
Us to file their claims. was resumed.
Afer.debate the bill passed.
~. James gave notice of his intention
to introduce bin establishing navy yard
at Newport, r. /.
Mr.. Seward introduced a resoiuticn,
shich was adopted, requesting the Secre'a-
nv OF the Navy 20 report whether, in his
opinion. it is practicable ard expedienI TO
cause steam v.ss.is ID be s. Con trucied Is
TO affod a greater security rgainst acei-
dents by fire, than now exist, and submit
such suggestions as he may think proper
for legislation on that subject. Adjourned
House. 5000 eXtla copies Of the Sc
cfetary of the Treasury's report on the fnar-
ces were ordered to be printed.
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'HRaxrH ,ANoI IollaIsFr



AZ lssa ths xsaal ok1acs q 1e7ses; bcienes = q
talssd ~. Gcbsck > ScsAdinssizn Rensdies actually
perbfR Whas 1hezfands have promised, but never ae-
ecmplishea. They purge from the blood the eoIrup'
particles which and feed disease. Tne oasls
Of all the solid portions of the body is the blood ana
if that fluid is pure the whole organization must ne
cessarily he vigorous. hardy and healthul. Hence,
in the preparation and combination of tho
OF his famous Scandinavian Remedi's, DIR Rooacks
great object to produce a medicine which should
disiafect the blood in all cases He succeeded, ana
the consequence that the operation of his Scandin
avian Blood Purifier and Blood Pills, upon almost
every species of disease ike that of water upon the
devouring element literally extinguIshng the maiady
Persons suffering from debility. from childhood ma
vgor in fused into them by these wonderful lie
Iencthening resoraves They cool the heat OF fever,
appetite render digestion perfect regulate lhe
bowels promote Sleep invigoTae the reproductveor or
gans both control all disorders OF the liver,
sores boils tun and all skin diseases ana oy
imparting TO tho vital iuid elements of health,
literally make HE pleasure, instead OF the WEAR
probation which IL must always be to the invau-
These remedies composed solely of Swedish herbs
of Medicinal virtue. pever before introduced III
the practice of pharmacy. Physicians of the highest
note in the dscoverer'S native land, and in other
parts of Europe have certified to the value OF the met
iCines, and they have never yet been administered
without being followed by marked success. II l ih-
possible TO enumerate in newspaper advertise rent
tenth part of the complaints for which they are IN
fallbe. Suffice say. that there is no disorder OF
any organ unless caused by malformaton, for winch
they not aiaptel and for the simple reason that
they act directly upon the element which renews,
feeds and sustains all oFGans viz the yENoUs BLOOD
Make sure of the genuine articles by purchasing
only of respectable dealers and regular agents. or OF
RO 'ack himself in CiLcinnat att, where he may be con
suited, by letter well personally, Ill all c0mp
Gated and difficult Gases.
Price of the Scandinavian Blood Purifier, 81 per
bottle, SIS per half dozen. Fills 25 cents per box
five boxes for 81.
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eep gratitude, remain yours truly,
MARY ANN CoMsToCK.
HAMILTON, Ohio, Noveml

HAMILTON Ohio, November ID, lSoo.
DR. RoBACK-Dear Sir: have read in the newspa-
pers many accounts eioctedby your SCandln-
van Remedies but consider my own case at least
as Interesting aid marvellous as any OF them so
far you concerned, testimonial more or less
is OF little consequence. Your fame is esiahlishet 1.
and my statement cannot add TO your Celebrity But
for the benefit of my fellow creatures desire To make
known the facts When called upon you, a. the in
stance OF dear friend the 2lst of March last 4
had been years sufferer from catarrh. The IT
rtaion of the nerves and membrane of the head was
So intanse that sometimes il almost drove me aZy
| could not Sleep and neve: free from unpleasant
sensations. Atvarious times fve different pnyscIsns
had attended me- each treated i'll his own way
hut none of them die any good. despaired OF
ever seeing another well day, and when called a;
your consult alton rooms had very little hope Of re-
lief. By your advice, entered Immediately upon
regular course of vour Scandinavian Blood Purifier
aud Blood Pills. was encouraged by the cheerful,
hopeful way in which spoke, and resolved strict
y TO follow direction. In less than week, all
the worst mptOms OF my complaint began to take
milder form. and continued to improve from week
to week, until al the end of three months, my head
was entirely relieved. and every of tile catarr
had left me. Still, however, continued 10 take the
remedies for nearly six weeks longer because found
they bui!diug up my strength aud fOrtifpng my
constitution Six months have passed since the cure
wa finished, and have had no sign of relapse.
should be glad this letter. the substance of it.
in print, for the guidance of Others.
Yours, with heartfelt gratitude,
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The Ladies Department

Is opened for the reception of ladies. No instt
tiou in the Union upsrts more thorough interes
ing course in Tins Department.
In conclusion, we would add that we shall put fOrtl
best efforts TO merit in still more eminent degree
the fatlering reception with whi, enterprise ha
met, and pledge ourselves 10 mpart more thorough
practical course of Mercantile instruction than b
formed al am other similar Mercantile College
Among the many recommendations we give the fol
10 wing:
awe, the undersigned take pleasure in testifying tina
personally acquainted with Mr.. GTangers ahil
iIy accountant. aud teacher of Book Keeping
which OF the highest order. lie has had cXPe
rience Accountant, IN heavy Commercial ant
Banking houses which gives him superior facilities il
imparting apructIca knowledge of Bookkeeping, anC
thorough Commercial Education.
IL. ALLEN, Ill. D.,
President Of Farmers College.
LORIN .fNDREWS,
President OF Kenyon college.
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domestic Gtonomp

How TO KEEP PEAS PROM BIRDS AND
MIcE.-A little rosin powdered and busted
over peas, &c, when sown, effectually pro-
tects them from the depredations of birds,
mice, and other yermin.- Gardeners Chrcn-
j-le
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@4tIhs Iafge tAlEnN % 's ss
Izntina gives authority for application
a lie fuIs under which the country shall
.e settled and the public lands sold Then
in accordance with this first great princi-
pie, tie law organizing Kansss and Ne
rbsasga derived It's vitality from the Implied
consent of freemen who settle the country.
Taey should be allowed to exercise their
right 10 frame their own institutions. The
Repub icsn party, SO far from carrying out
The principles OF true republicanis,n, would
play the par, of despOiism under The cry o.
liberty and freedom, by claiming and exer-
cisipg the power to govern the people OF the
Territories.
Adinurned
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~ II EEP SHEARS.--A supply of goo
AOshep shears. also shee p LeIls received by
A A
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-25
MEDICAL.
DIR. LII. CZAPKAYS

ENRLL APKAN, LATE IN THE llCSGA.
u Vrisn Revolutionary Wr. Chirf Physisisn to
the 2nh regiment 81 ionvrks. chief surgeon I" the
Military Hospital oi P'sa iHngfy. ard bate i.ec'l.
rfr Disease. of IrihaTS organs. ara dlssasr> d
women und children.
To rug ,vttItrEp.-Or L.5 Cznpkay has opened
his institute for The cure of al forms 'f nrN ate di|
ea--s, such ~ -SrhF-~. gtnorAyea. n0tuir-E Tnus
siun- nnd a lhr so uencr- nj sell ah"S- lr the
dr-i stage. of yon"rrirnl diseases NJ guTau"r~ cure
IN few ,Iay- without inrusN Ctncncc in III psfi"nt
rr hnirRncp 20 his hrI-4nc.s Nhrn patent. ny
ncgl.c'. ur impr,p,T trenlrrnt has dtN elofrd the
srcunh'r' S.nfp;on- 81 -yNsEs. >n'S a. ht"oc~' or
painful Swe,ifncs the Sr~ns ~ nccr in The throat
and unS-, which. f moi checked. ,lcsirny The >o1
rarts and cau-s me fnnes 10 norrh. separate and
come away, lravinr tne -rarer object hilenrs Ia
b,.hOd: ur when ~ n'NSA~S and n mple- break out
npon the skin or ~krn Fckas painful >wrlng- rpon
the bones or hen NJ constitution i injured n
pr'disposr :o consumption or other cons'iinfihna
d,$nse. tho Doctor -u~'fte'~ cure ar a.ks No ~nu
rensaltNn In EhrunaTT>m. chronic or acute; IN
Ds-ener,. AZ Darrtcs he has safe ami cfrClua re-
mpdjes. Fis the r,aiffrrrt of the con- quruCe- oi
.elraba~s, <rcA ~ nocuI1,a1 emissions mr'ou-nr>-
timidity headache pairs IN The back aud r rs. with
general weakness h-s cf arp.e. loss of memory,
Injury he >lSr tpSlc$~nP-s, confusion of ideas,
DISLIKE for society. and feeling uf wearinctS Of life;
vith thc nerySau< svsIcie eXci!cable hat slight
noises shock or sta-te the patient making his exist
encc m,Pra,oh'. fOT the above malaIrs the Doctor
win casraatae i cJTre ~ nsl ne compensation. lie
can i,c consulted of charge, and invites all 10
call a- II will cost ifcm rsthing aud nay be much
tO ther adVdnlsge.
Dr. h. Czspkav ~ dasiy receiving an locations
fom every part of this Stale and from 'regon and
Washington Territories. ff roatrent of every form
Of discaSr rnd there il not ono who VIII coue Tor
ward ard express dissa staclun; on itT contrary me
Dr is in dali, receipt e letters. expressive Of grati-
tude ard hankfnlucSs, sccae of which nre published
below by per.aiss,on.
MsRYsvILLE. June 3 1855.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-25
MEDICAL.

from parent to child, and en,aing upon the offspring
n ruined constitution Forihe cure of all these inrm
Of disease the doctors guaraalees cure ar nsk. no
comprnsalion The Docor can be consulted hy let
Ter or o,hewi.ere Of charge aud invites all who are
afflicted to cah upcn him. where he will give them
such <Ati.fscicn the, can obtain no where else
Ills rocns dre Nos and Arnory linlL c''rnrr"f STE
IramentO and Montgomery streets Sat Francisco
( TIE GREAThST BISC0N ERl Of TIE
hGE!-t; reat Blessing Ia Mankind ,-lhnncrnt MI t.
teat.-f,r. Il >, Capkays FroPhylae,i 'nn. (scf -
fkfrciinC Agtfi.l II sure preNrnlHlN" hgnh$' s'h y
gural and .,phHttc diseases ani an 6n'urlassdre re n
lrdy for all the Scnrrial. >crotuorT. mgrcros and
eAnrts,s.s uc,SS fpt!d discharges f'Nn III. NasIns,
,Lerus t.n1 urchra. ahd all cuileou- "rnptinns ami
diseases. For stie Mt N l.. j. Cta@fN- office. Al
mory Hnll. cofncr Of Sf.rarenio asa Menig'rn 'ry
street.. san Francisco. A. innoclal on Is plev N
iaive against small pox. - is ". l. !. CEuk kays
Prnnhiaciicun preventative against -Nphlcal aud
conorrhaa Diseases Harmless ~ ITSELF II posses~rs
the r1wrr of chenlic:ilv destroying the .Nph'ic VI
rhs aud thereby Swing thousands If young dehauch-
ets from hrug infected by the ipc- lua'h~omr at al
diSeatcs Iet Young man who apprctiaies hcalh
fe without nr. tZapkay'S PrcpN ia,fcum. II i In
very convenient packages and will ne found convent
enIto being u~cd IL soap That disease can he
revened b. the use o proper agents, is as well nm
established fat that they can he cured after their
establishment. The princSple which is now untver-
sally recognized, received even before the day. OF
huner the dicovcrPr OF the vaccination in l1W. and
IFS nOltiplrcy1 bcreft- ever sinc- have received
they deserved, the attention of III" medical faculty.
II was in pursuit of this brauch at The medical SCI
encc chat In, h. J. Csapkay fortnnaiel! made The dis
tSrry Of his Prorhiacticum, which for the rreten-
ltIR of phtic rcnorrheal generous and cnnneous
discr der stands unrvaled by any ngeni in the Ph-
r,nupoca. Ttc effect II This agent nfler COTTON II
nmrdine and femoves me possibility oi cnntrnc-
iron of disease II. however. the disease iias been con
ncted 1t is useful in neuraz the POISONOUS srcre-
tons which by Absorption proiucc the hurrid cons'-
Qurnscs known as secondary syphilis II has been
administered by the Doctor il many thousand cases,
and ne has Yet tO find the first IN which II has hll'pt
To sub~erve the purpose for which II was administer
ed. Price, So Full directions arr nttachcl to"nCh
package In where PrOphilaciicum - ust-l a. n
curative, Dr l. !. Czapkny will furnish gratis pre-
scrpiion for his Blood Purifier.
All communications from the country, addressed
ly to DIR. u. j. Cznpkay, san Francisco. will he strictly
and confideniiay attended 10, and the remedies
with the greatest and secrecy, imnIcdaielf dis
patched, by Express other conveyance to their aes
tinalion.