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Daily American organ., 1856-11-11
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From an examination OF Mr.. I0hias'a Glasses and
from bis observations and remaarka ana convinced
that he il akilful optician. tn
u y, BLACKF0RD. ND.
r4 eE NORFOLK, Va, Jmiy "a. 1854.
In the experieus. Of even two years. I have found
great diculsy In Obtaining Speosacies thet ex
actly adapted 10 the weakness of my sight This n-
convenience Mr.. Tobiaa seems 10 have removed Cor
The present BY the substitution for OF betsor and
more suitable Glasses. They clear, chrystai-lik
and comfortable 20 nay eyes, | would commend him
10 those who, from age or Other iuagmisy. require
artificial aid In this way. j. JBIMKINS M. ID.
SRs The pair OF Specs@clea you furnished me yea-
ksrday are particularly satisfactory 10 me- They are
ycry decidedly the best possess and the owner
"a eight nine pairs, carefully selected in different
places, and from optleiana recommended 10 me on
account Of THAR professional standing In France Eng
lad and IT, United States 4 have been also pleased
with yotw marks and directions tho treatment
of the eyes On Che purpose Of preserving and impro
vung the sight s
Professor I'M c. Louisville. XIV.
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PROVISIONS. The Rlow best adapted to
clay and Other heSvy Or moist soils, cuts
rectangular furrows and LAYS them at an
inclination of 45 deg. to the horizon
i our mathematics will show you that this
is the best position for the burrows of such
soils to be placed in. 1t can be undenia
bly, demonstrated that none but rectangu
lar fHrrpws, whose depth is to their width
rs two is 10 three, can be laid at an incli-
nation of IS deg, ard present in their
projecting angles greater surface of soil
to the ameliorating influences Of the at
mosphere, and greater cubical contents Of
soil for the harrow to operate on the rails.
ing deep fine tilth, or seed.bed, and
permit underneath them freer ci,cula.
ton OF air, and passage TO the surface Of
superiuons moisture, than furrows of any
other torm or proportions that are pracli
cable to be turned. The plow in the very
best manner adapted to the working of
s,ubble lands will be higher in the beam
to enable it 10 pass distractions, a. shor-
er in the turn OF its mould board than eth
er Of the preceding, will have greater
depth OF iron in the back parts Of the
mould-boa,d, whicb will tend to throw its
loose stubbe furrow all over to an inver.
ted position, and leave perfectly clean
channel behind it for the reception of the
next furrow. Thus you sec there is quite
y philosophy in pows and in plowinr,
Which the intellectual faymer is bound 10
understand.
However dull and monotonous the bus
mess of plowing may he to you, i: is not
at all SO to me. Stirling my team in
field of "A bright spring morning, with my
plough all bright and clean from its win.
ter quarters, | feel as honest pride and
pleasure at the thought Of NY occupation
as | ever do when eSgagipg in any EN-.
pIoyment. | strike out my lands with n
turrow as straight as an air line. After
this is accomplished, guage my plow to
cut deep furrows, and as narrow as is Dos
sble compatible with the depth, and then
take them off the land Of uniformly exact
depth and width, never allowing n crook
ed furrow to be seen in my plowing. To
me it is very eyhilaraiing to see the fur
rows roll off my polished mouldboard,
and lay beside each other with AS accu
rate finish as though they had been
joined 10y carpenters tools, and to think
MS my eye surveys the smoking soil thus
prepared. how mother earth ALWAYS de
lights in bountifully rewarding the careful
husbandman-ihat she invites n liberal.
intelligent and accurate cultivation, Ly re-
turning as compensation a greatly in.
creased crop. FRED. IoLBRooK.
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Burns was Standing one day upon the
quay at Greenock, when q wealthy mer-
chant, belonging to the town, lad the
misfortune to fall into the harbor. lie
was no swimmer; and his death would
have been inevitable had not sailor, who
happsRsd 10 be passing at the time, i'm
mediately plunged in, and, at the risk of
his own life, rescued him from his danger
Gus situation. The Grcenock merchant
upon recovering II little from his fright,
PVT bis hand into his pocket and gcner.
oW9lY presented the sailor with a shilling.
The crowd, who were by this time collec.
tel, loudly protested against the contemp-
nole inslgniHcance of the sum but Burns
with smile of inefaLIe scorn, entreated
them to restrain their clamor, For" said
he. the gentleman is OF course the best
judge OF the value Of his own life"
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sisters beneath n moss.covered roof cher
iSh as tender tie as the pampered chill
dren of luxury, and the real gold of the
heart, its virtues and affections, confesses
to no order of society, TO no outward bar
rics, to no rule that the mammou Of the
world in its blindness cap lay down.
In our estimate Of ourselves and Of each
otlier let no bias of outward considera.
tions enter, excepting so far as tliey may
he an index of the inner life. Let Us en-
deavor TO Judge Of ourselves and others
by what we are, aQd not by What we
may possess. Truth is kingly, though its
garb be sackcloth mercy clad in mean
hnblmcnls maketh its possessor like TO
God; and the virtues need not fine raiment
to enhance their worth. THUS, what we
are, and not =" hat we possess, is our true
distinction.
There is another. Kingdom that God
has given to all-,his glorious universe of
sun, and moon, and stars, the rain that
baptizes al! alike, the mountains that rise
IN solitary majesty, the lilni;!ess ocean,
rolling rivers aud verdant plains, tree, and
shrub, and flower, birds, with their soul
moving mclody, and insects, with their
sweet undcrtone-ail these are mine and
thine, created by God for universal man.
Wealth may hem in little portion Of
the green meadow for its especial use,
but it cannot shut in light aud shower,
and the houpty for which alike it is dc.
pendent upon the Creator.
1t is sinful ever to be unmindful Of the
common patrimony we possess, in earth,
and sea, and sky. a portion Of lios pu
rest pleasures we derive from the outward
manifestations of our Fathers love, and
though he may have withheld others
seemingly good Gifts, let our faith suffice
for oar contcntment, and keep us in tho
straight "ql narrow way, whose end is
rcac" in the kingdom of heaven.
-. J. l..
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Piles and Fistulas.

These and other similar distressing com.
plants can be ctlcc,ua lly cured il the Di,,.
ment be well rubbed in over the parts affect.
ed "nd by "iherMi,c following the printed
directions around each pot.
Both the Ointment and Pills sbouIJ H..
used in tho following cases:
buainhs, Sore Legs,
Ch'l"ia'ns' C Sore fhrQa4.
nou', Snrains
i.um"aGo. SCalis,
rheumatism, Ulcers
,,",t hhe"ui' Venerable Sores,
- SOLD AT THE MAMUrACroRIrs of pror
HOLLOWAY, 80 Maiden Lame, New Yors
and 24l, STRAND, London, and bv all rc..
pert'b lc Druggists and Dealers of Mrdi.
c!nes throughout the United States. and tho
"NIiheed y 9rld, in Pots and Boxes, at % c,.
62t cents, and $ 90 each.
N h-Dircc;i%ns for the gpi,laqsr of pa.
tents in every disorder are affixed to each
Pot '"'"
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""in, power aud strength and glory"
1t belongs to the few to wear the crown
.! earthly state and power, while the low.
nest OF "od's rational creatures has an
'mrenShabIc kingdom all his own, tha,
S"'il ont!ivc the wrecks of time, and ey-
panI and flourish forever. IL is thi, fact
That !mEcsts human nature with solemn
'nterest and dignity, and command, the
reverenI'a. consideration Of each human
sou' fer every other.
when we see man degraded by vice
with uncutIvated intellect, with moral
perceptions Julel, almost obIterstcd \
IS d''lituIt TO realize that he was creatcd
Iont Ii't!e lower thar the angels" and
th"t the boon Of immortality Is his, ana
lat, buried beneath heaps of rubbusb.
Inerc are germs ia his soul Of all ,kat il
nob!est and holiest.
Hoi gave unto him kingdom, and he
hat wielIed bis sccptre to unrighteous
"ntH: lttc gave him power, but il is eth.
@f li''s"7ed or unused, and strength, which
has been wasted in riolous excess. and
glory, hut O. how dmmed il lies, and tho
N"sdom is laid waste, and yields no
harvest. y,
Let him who sighs for a wider field
wherein to exercise lis faculties, first on.
heavor to comprehend the capabilities of
.i,S own especial realm, and The responsi
b'i'ties under which its duties are pcr.
hrmed. There are dangers on every ST..
70 "e shnnned, temptations to be resisted
occasions for selfcontrol and selfdenia;
rising up on every hand, talents 70 be cnI.
'iVa'ed, passions TO be subdned, a,d he
who re"liz"' Ill this, will have no time 10
sigh tor i5,. worlds to CONQUER.
The end which is perfection, ia not
within mortal reach that lies afat off in
some unfsthomod roiTt in eternity, b.t
rs arproarh can he made SURE and we
arc hidden to make that our aim. Sure.
Iy' here is work enough to 10, Of the pu.
re't AID noLIest description, and whose
r.ecompense IS sure; and here, too, is field
ior The lofliest inhibition. BE ye perfect
even rs God is perfect Heart, intellect,
al lind here boundless opportunities, glo
riOus certaintics. .'..'
When arise occasions OF discomfort and
envy, called forth by irregularities Ia tlio
temporal aIIoiments Of Providence, it be.
comes man to pause and reflect how
fxiranecuG are all the distinctions Of life
how little they effect realities, how pre.
cions the kingddni is over which thew
have no control. Parental affection lies
as deep and sheds as pure light in the
cottage as in tho palace; brothers and
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HslgrrllaHNans.

A correspondent writing from Cincin-
natl, tells story Of a fellow who was
found drunk in gutter, and taken before
tue Mayor, when the following dialogue
took place /:
David" sail his honor, AZ soon "a no
LAID his eyes on Mr. Jpnes, "are you here
again I Did you not promise inc last
week that you would not get drunk again
If I'D let you of I"
Keep cool, your, honor" replied the
prisoner, with brazen ,iIppudence, "Eeep
Gool--thars what l have. been tying to
But you are charged with being beast.
ly drunk, and were found lying in the
gutter.
"DIqnk-not guilty. Lying in the
gutter-gui'ty."
=. What. were you lyingie, the gutter for,
II you were IQt drunk ~
" You see, your honor" replied David,
with the AIR Of lawyer, at was monstrous
hot last nigbt--hot as Torphet--couldn't
sleep; drank three glasses Of lemonade,
and gallon and baif Of pump water !;
hot yet; jumped into the river felt nice,
but couldn't sleep; then, your honor, come
out again, and drank another gallon of
pump water pumped the gutter full, laid
down in it, felt comfortable, went to sleep,
dreamed | was rich, riding IN NY own
coach and focr round the north pole
woke up, found myselfin the watch house,
trying keep cool-that's ALL"
Hr honor was quite pleased at Dawes
let him slide. T;
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The Boston Post occasionally o;vos re

The Boston Post occasionally gives us
good one from Mrs. Partington
There he goes again." SAID Mrs. Par.
nngton in the Legislature, as a member
stood up for the fifth time to speak on n
question. There he goes like soda
fountain, and Just as fludIy as water
Ao", Isaac, mind him, and see if you can't
bccqme speaker of the house of repre-.
hensib!es Sqmc,ime. declare ~ continued
She as new burst Of cloquence reached
her cars, ~ does seem 10 me AS if the
matlepiece Of Daniel Webster had fell on
him, he is so bright"
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Sore Legs, Sore Breasts,
Wounds &. Ulcers.

Some of the mos: scientific surgeons now
solely rely upon the use of this wonder f Al
Ointment, when having to cope with the
worst cases Of sores, wounds, ulcers, rlandu
lar swcllngs, and tumors. Professor IIoi.
Ioway has, 10y command Of the Allied Gov.
crnmcnis, dispatched to the hospitals of the
East, large s.ipmcnts OF this piplncnt, to h..
used under tn" erection Of the Medical Stall
IN ihc worst cases of wounds. 1t will cure
any ulcer, Slandnlar swelling. stiffness or
contraction OF tho joints, even of 20 years
stnndinn
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SWEET POTATOES.

Col. Mckinley, in the Southern Cult
vator, April, 1855. gives the following
method Of cutiva,us tbs valuable crop,
which is highly commended 10y a CORE
spondent OF that valuable journal: The
Old method Of planting sweet potatoes in
hills and ridges, in this dry climate and
on our hard upper country lands, is all
wrong. potatocs must have moisture
and soft earth to do well. But they lack
both in the common culture. Hills and
ridges are the driest forms in which YOU
can put the soil. Flat cu;ure is the only
right kind for potatoes, or anything else.
/" our burning climate a0d on our clay
uPIands. Potatoes SHOULD be planted as
fiat, and may, iq tlai way, be planted as
easily rs corn.
First break up the land well then Law
oil the rows four feet wide with n shovel
p!ow; run deep in the same track with
the rooter, and then, if YOU want it per-
feet, deeper still in the Same furrow with
a common. new.ground co9ier. Next.
list upon both sides Of this in the same
way; that is, with shovel, rooter and
cou!tcr--one right in the track of the 9th ..
er. This makes deep work, and deeper
the better. IL is soon done. Your ground
is now ready-deep, loose and moist, and
will keep so all summer.
Now for planting and culture. Will
n rooter draw a shallow furrow on the top
OF the list, just over the first shovel track,
to guide you in dropping. In this drop
The seed, cut roots, sprouts or vine cut
tings, y or ) inches apart, and cover
light. PIow them few times, Just like
corn, running close to the potatoes with
rooter, and finish off each working with a
cultivation, or some other piow 10 keep the
middles la..
This mode. Of culture is not one fourth
as tr!oVtlesome as hills; the crop is won
derfnl. This is Got theory, but is my con
slant practice. BY this mode the vines
never turn yellow; the crop comes for
ward early in August, and the owner has
no chance to talk about "small potatoes" :"
$. &. 1gricuiturist.
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Srlrrt 13petry.
| Published hY rcnncst
NEVER.
hf q. W. CUTTER,

may be asked, as Ihcvc been asked. who
am f"r'a dissolution e the Union? answc
ever never, ncvcF."-IlENRY CLAY. ,...
on may ask me when I'd rerd the scroll
Our fathers names are written o'cr:
" hen would sec our flag unrol
It's mingled stars and stripes no more;
hen win verse than Cclon hand,
or ielon counsels, would sever
lhe Union Of this glorious landY
answer never, never never!
thmk yc that ! could brook to see
1nc banner | have loved so long,
Borne pcacc meal Der the distant sea;
Torn, tramplcd by a frcnzicd thromg
Divided, measured, parccllcd out
Tamciy surrendered up forever,
Y" @rntiiv ~ s"nllcSs iout
OF traitors" Never never never.
Give up this land to lawlcss might,
To selfish fraud and villain sway;
Obscure those hopes with endless night
That now are rising like the day;
/ rite one more page with burning shame
TO Prove the useless, vain cudcavor,
Our race from ruin to reclaim,
And close thc volume? Never, never,
On yondcT lone and lovely steep,
The sculptor art, tho builders powcr
:: landmark DER the soldiers sleep
iIHrc reared Il iu!ty funeral tower.
There it III stand until the ,iy.r
That rolls tniealh shari cease TO fow
Ave, until that hill itself shall culver
With natures last convulsivc throc.
Spon that columns marble base
That shaft that scars into The yky
here still is room enough to trace
The countlc's millions yet 20 die;
And would cover all its height
A"i breadth, before thas hour of Shame
TIL sPs"c Fhorld fail whcrco,r to write
Even ;''e initials OF name
Dissolve the onion. mar, remove
The last asylum that is known;
Nherc pat fnl a Brothers ,u,c,
And truth ray shelter from u throne;
Five up the hopes of high rcuown.
Til" Legacy our fathers wil!cd:
Year onr victorious eagles down
Before their mission ia fulfilled?
Dissolve the Union while the earth
Has yet tyrant to be slain.
Destroy our freedom in its birth
And give the world to bonds again
Dissolve the Un.on! God of heaven!
We know too well low much i, cost:
A million bosoms shall he riyer
Rclorc one golden link is lost.
Nay, spread aloft our banner fold,
high as the heavens they resemble,
lha' every race this planet holds
Beneath their shadow may assemble.
And with the rainbow's dazzling pride.
Or clouds that burn along the skies.
,nsc1ibc upon it, margin wide,
Hope, Freedom, Union, Compromise.
Mr. Clay's very words, - he pointed to
monument that stands upon the hcirn, NO
'amhiort, above the slain Of Bucna Vista, !
udIng the remains of his own sor
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The y. .. Sun tells Of machine which
has been invented "out south" which ena.
nIes man to tell when he is getting too
drunk TO walk. II is called the fuddle.
c!ometer, and gives timely warning by hit
ting fellow suddenly under the short
ribs the moment he has got enough.
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\ new stove has been invented for the
comfort OF travellers. 1t is put under the
feet aud a mustard plaster put upon The
head, which draws the heat through tn.
whole sys,em-sad to he "A Yankee inyen
n"n. Patent rights sell clcvery.
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Why is a man who owns a calf like a
locomotive Because he can boas, of a
Cow catcher" The young man who sent
us this, is becoming so brilliant that he
charges dollar an hour to allow people
10 look at him in the sun.
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a Western editor, whose subscribers
complaincd very loudly tina, he did not
give them news enough for their money.
told them that if they did not find enough
IN The paper they had better read the BIZ
bIe, which he had no donbt would be
news 10 most of them.
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What is the difference between having
all your children clown with the measles"
and wei executed countcr,e';? The
one Is sick family and the other fac
simile.
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Erysipelas, Salt Rheuna
& SCorbutic Humors

No remedy has ever done so much for the
cure of diseases of the Skin, what whatever
form they Uay assume, as this Ontmcnt.-
\" case of Salt Rhcum, S;urvy, Sore Heads,
Scrofnla, or ErysipcIas, can long withstand
It's influence. The Inventor has travelled
over many parts of the gIohe, visiting the
principal hospitals, dispcnsiUs this Ointpcnt.
giving advice as 10 its application, aud has
thus been the mrans oil restoring countless
Numbers to hr,ith
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I'is preparation is getting into ne. NJ
over oar County. The numerous lrt,,rs
va receive from our various ogrnis infnr-
h'ihg us OF curses effected in their immcdat.
"c'ghDorho0ds, warrant us in saving il is on.
OF Inc best, IT MOI the rery best Cough Modi.
''nc now before the public. IL ai,a0yt inrc.
'""'y feiiereS and not unfreqpni!y cures The
"Ty trora case. When all other Couql,
Preparations have failed, thA las relieved
INC patient, IA Druggists, dealers il,
Mcd'r'ncs, and Physicians can testify.
ASK the A2ea, in your nearest town. What
n"S ncen ms experience Of the effects of this
medicine. IL he has been selling il for any
ength OF time he will tell YOU.
IT Is THE BEST MEDICINE, EXTANr
be,Rw We give n few eytacts from letters
we have received lately regarding the viz.
tues OF :ais medicine
DrS.Os.in,o of Knoxville. Ga, says:-Ibare
oest; YSlnS yourLireroori and Ter rerv erfen-
Hreign. ny practice far three years pasi, and, n
Is 'sHA pleasure slate my belief in ITS SUPERB
oEIrY OVER ALL OTHER ARTICLES ,c,th ,ohich
om acquainted, Jor Dhich IL is recommended
Messrs. fitzgerald g. Benness. writing
from Waynesville, NC. says" The Lirer-
n0'f ana Tar rs becoming daily more popu-
-" F" mS Country, AND WE THINK Justly
so. All ,oho hare Tried IL sneak in com men
ddOfe ferms Of II, rery beneficial in aleuiaiing
He eonplainied for ,0yich IL is reco,nmeded.,,
Our Agent in Pickens District y. &. Mr.,
> X. McF'all, assures us "that he , .es il 1ih
S's~ hereh IN his own family, and recon-.
mends i to his neighbpfs," lie gives an
instance Of Negro woman, in his vicinity
VINO had been suffering with disease of tho
Lungs for years, attended With severe cough
VINO was relieved by the Liyerworih and Tar
S"sh are the good reports we hear Of
IniS Medicine from. al parts Of the South.
Tor a report OF the. surprising cg.es it has
EertRrIaed in the Western and N6rHefn and
Eastern States, we would invite the suffering
patient to read the pamphlet which accom-,
Ponies each ,bQttls, TO al We sayhare Hope
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try THE. NEDICINEl!
Ec warned in Season.

And neglect not that cough which is daily
weakening your constitution, irritating your
throat and lungs, and inviting on that dread
disease, Consumption, when so soothing and
Healing remedy can be obtained as DR..
Rogers Syrup OF LiSerwort and Tar.
Be,oare Of Counterteits and Base limitations,
The genuine article is signed ANDREW
RocERs, on the engraved Wrapper around
aeh bottle. -"
Price, 81 per bottle, or six bottles for S5.
Sold wholesale and retrii by SCOVIL g.
MEAD. SIC g. ~ :,
Ill Chartres st. bet. Cont and st. Luis,
N. }.
SOLE AGENTS FOR THE SOUTHERN STATES
10 whom all orders and applications fol
Agencies must b6 addressed.
SoLD ALSO BY
MAsILt 81 HEATH, Lancaster C. II,
YWchEsrER, SrIrT e. 20. Munrd.
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A MARVELLOUS REMEDY!
E0D A NADTEJTO OTTO I'm,
aju(lumnq' Il 0lutlnrnt,
THE GRAND EXTER-
NAL REMEDY

:. By The aid OLA microscope, we see mil
lions of little openings on the surface of
our bodies. Through these this Ointment,
when rubbed on the skin, is carried to any
organ or inward part. Diseases of the Kid
ncys: disorders of the Liver, affections of
the heart, inflammation of the lungs, Asth.
mas, Coughs and Colds, arc by its means eff
iectua!ly cured. Every housewife knows
That salt passes freely through bone or meat
OF "ny thickness. This healing ointment
lar more readily prnctratcs through any bone
or 'ieshy part Of the living body. curing Il c
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