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Demoine courier., 1856-05-22
From Kansas Herald, Sd ias.
News from Salt Lake.

Mr. G.. w. Hood. and six Others
have isst got in IRON Sal, Lake. ~ days
out. Mr.. Hood states there has been
great suffering in Sal. Lake ON accour,
Of the severity of the winter. aad short
ness Of crops occasioned by the Grass
hoppers. The Legislature mel a: Fill
more, l60 miles South of Salt Lake. 9Th
December. had a qois, time. and Dele.
gates had been appointed 10 present q
Slate Constitution to Congress. arking
admission into tho Union as a State
Mr. Babbi.. Secretary Of the Territory,
and Judge Kinney. and family, along
with Missionaries for difrersns parts Of
the world, are now;on their way in, A.
bout ten thousand head Of stock perish
ed during the winter. in Northern VAL
leys. 8e
A posse VI men, under a deputy u.
s. Marshal. went out IN FEBRUARY 10 take
some prisoners among Psh Utah lndi.
ans. who il IL charged murdered Lieut..
Gunnison. They arrested three. and
killed two-ons Of the ..rdians cut his
throat after being arrested. This tribe
Of lDdians. in Cedar Valley, etole $50
lead OF stock. They vert pussued into
the mountains. SO head Of ssock was
capiured-eighs Mofmons wess killed,
anc .wo or three Indians. A9
Business has betn very dnA on q
count Of the scafi.y and high prices Of
provisions. sa
This party LEFT Salt Lake with the mail
party--ssven in ALTON the I lsh March.
Had eFeai difficulty in getting ihtoOgh the
Mountains. on aceapns Of the great qusn.
shy u snow. Alter passiug the Noun
sains. had pleasant weather and . good
"trip. Saw . number Of Sioaxs ~ Fort
LARAMIE. III p~sscssbie. IL was uader.
stood hat peace would be made.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-22

A Grand Council Of me Amer
lean Party was held Al Oskaloosa on the
sl4sh inst. The Herald says tina. the
delegation from abroad ives very email.
Ratification OF Fillmore and Donaldsoa
wss deferred 10 hear from those csndi.
dates.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-22

Soda d.. Ou's Seds Foun. IL ia
full blast for the season. We can rec.
commed j, experipeosaly. He gets W
a cool delicious aad hsshby beverage.
decidedly comforting With mercury Al
~.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-22
ST. LOUIS MARKET
ST. Louis, May l6.

gagn0s ST, Louis, May Is. d.
Wheat IS 10 I,35; Corn 81 70 80;
Oas 90 10 344; Rye 10; Whisky 81 to
%; Potatoes los TO l,l5, Hides La 10
Is; Fairs and Skins ID. Isl; Bni,er "a:
Sugar "a 70 &c; Lsrd 81 ~ q; Bason
"a 70 81; Bulk meat 81 10 7A.-TSii
Wsskiy Republican. it Rf
Demoine courier., 1856-05-22

1GAC u q M - N W. -
road hss JUS, been reinforced by she sd-
di,ion Of q nav locomotive and passen-
erger cal. Tso bargss delighted with
iron for the road; arrived n The l1eves
y~es.erday. and the laying Of ihe track
vestvas1 Gxow the present serminAs, will
now be pu.hsd vnb great dispach.-
We may gov leok fos it, connisiion 70
Noun. Pleasant 10 ~ Jsext nensh.--
This. will BE- % fer wsstwsrd sethe road
70 lowa Cisy runs. and considering ,fe
supesior cbasac:sr Of she road lor iho,
oughness Of construction and durability,
i, will offer the most eligible rosae Tor
travel ~ Soa,hesn ard Gaatrai lows, and
The West -HaWk Eye. Sn
Demoine courier., 1856-05-22

The delsgstss fron Maine to the anti
Nsbyaska Nalioaal Coavention are
knovo 10 be for Frsoent a. fret
choice. & hsssq
Demoine courier., 1856-05-22

A Curi0sity.---Sherif Williams has
handed US . email piece Of wood, which
he informs us was taken out Of a we'll
digging by John Silsers in Compeiine
Township att depth Of IS feet The
specimen before us is a portion Of the
ROOT. The tree was abou. q foot in d.
smeier. Il is in a perfec. state Of pres.
ervation, and there are particles Of some
mineral resembling copper EMBEDDED in
in.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-22

Arrested ON false and ~fsisolous pre-
texts. The best ciiizsns Of Lawrence have
been dragged by United States soldiers
10 Lecomplon, asd thees compelled d
sive $500 bail 10 spyssr and ssand ri.
al before Missouri Justices. A free coun,
Wy, THE.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-22

Delegates TO the National Convex
ton.
FRANCIS SPRINGER, Louisa.
8. D.. CARPENTER. Linn.
F. H.. WARREN, Demoine.
II. A. WiLTsE, Dubuque.
JOSEPH w. CALDWELL, Wapello.
J. H. B. ARMSTRONG, Appanoase.
j. B. HOWELL. Lee.
T.. MAINE, Vanburen.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-22
NOTICE OF
Leather and saddiery Mardwar.

THE undersigned, successor to A.. T. The
L mas 81 Co., will keep constai, tly on ham
a full assortment Of Shoemakers' and Saddlers'
Leather, Findi: gs, and Saddlers' Hardware Of
all kinds, which he will offer on az f,vora5le
terms az can BIZ hili in st. Louis. Dealers arr
requested to exam ne my stock before bayin;
elsewhere.
JAMES c ARK,
lilo Main Street, beiw. 4th and 5th, Keokuk,
iowa
No. 13-lin
Demoine courier., 1856-05-22

MysTERIOUs DwAPEARANCR.--A hand
on board ihe Steamer Emma Harmon,
while she wal dra wing over The rapids.
a, this place, laid down on The dam in
in the evening and was missing in the
morning. His hat and coat were found
on she dam. Itis supposed that he roll
ed Of into ,hr water while asleep.-K e-
os6uqua Eepn6iiean.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-22

Key to Rays Arithmetic,
A ND a general assortment Of School Books
n can be hac OF PUMR0Y& Co.'S.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-22

Arrest Of Gov. Robinson

Arrest Of Gov. Robinson.
Charles Robinson Gov. Of Kansas
while passing with his family down the
Missouri River, was arrested ., Licking
ton Mo. by a Mob and placed in confns.
msni in tina, Town. His wife was per
ml..ed TO pass on to 81. Louie.
Hon. A. Hall, Representative N
Congress, from this District, arrived a
his home in Keosauqda on Monday last
in good health.
DIR. Wi tier, q Democratic Repre-
sentative from Scott Co. in the las. Leg.
islature, has declared his adhesion 10 the
Republican Party.
BurIingtOn is about having Tel.
eersphic connection with Chicago.
Henry Clay Dean, Chaplain Of
the Senate, is said to be the author Of
Sen. Jones speech in reply 10 Sen. Har.
ian.
The Nj. Pleasant Observer sug-
gest7 r. L. b. Clarke for nomination.
as Republican Candidate for Congress-.
The Bill granting land to this State
Tor Railroad purposes will be found in an.
other place. The amount granted is L.
500 600 acres, about M hall, il is esti.
mated, Of the remaining unsold lands Of
the State. Il is though. by those best
able to Judge tina. The whole amour, fall
ling 10 the share Of our Road the B. NJ.
r. IAN be obtained within the limits OF
Is miles along the line, and we may say
that this timely aid Of not less than
$4,000 acres of the best land in the
world, renders. she speedy completion OF
the Burlington & Missouri River Rail
road a matter Of certainty.
VA 49,
Demoine courier., 1856-05-22

Sale Of PrOperty.-John D,
Devn Esq. cold bis property Cd Col.
lege Hill. q story house. and two lots,
TO Or j. d. Shields Of Pittsburgh. this
week. for 1880. DR. s. will come
here 10 reside the lst Of November mex,
Mr.. Devin will build another residence.
Steam BOats.-There have been
quite 8 lumber Of Steam, Boat arrivals
the part week, from below and above
with freight and passengers. Wednes
day the Alice from above. Friday. Alics
from below and Badger State and Mich.
igan from above. Tuesday. Alice. and
Wednesday morning the Emma Harmon
passed down. Luella and Julia Dean
reported coming up.
The weather hes been exceed
ingly warm for the season several days
tho pas. week, the mercury on TUESDAY
Standing 4. "a In the shade. 4.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-22

Presidential Electors.
RHRuBEN NOBLE, Clayton.
II. O'CoNNoR, Muscatine.
DAM. F. MILLER, Lee.
w. M. STONE, Marion.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-22

Republican Ticket.
For Secretary OF STATE.
ELIJAH SELLS, Muscatine.
Auditor of ate. +
JOHN PATTEE, Bremen. d
Treasurer of STATE.
M. l.. NORRIS, Polk.
Attorney General.
SAMUEL A. RICE, Mahaska.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-22
Editorinl Rnics.

All commune cations must be accompanied
by the real name Of the author, but may be
published with a fictitious signature.
Notices of Marriages, Deaths, and Religion.
Meetings will be published free Of charge.
Notice of the meetings Of Charitable lnsti'
buttons, and POLITICAL and public meetings gen
orally, half the usual rates OF advertising.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-22

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Demoine courier., 1856-05-22

The House Then look Up ths bill 70
regulate shs Washington Municipsl e!ec-
lion. and affair the dsbate itwas passed.
Message received from President on
Cenwal American aGairs. and read. Ad
journed. ie e~saaagsaa ns.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-08-27
Woman's Rights In Rhode Island,

A. NJ. 1illinghast has been louml guilt,
in Provide ce ii an as.aul upon his wife,
who, having left him with thr intention Of
getting divorce and fled 10 her mothers
was selzed by iillinghast and four assoc aies
and carried of With her infant. ihee,hrnre
shoa ed that T,llingha.t demanded the in.
tants and beng relus d, aud also refused adj
mission 10 The house, lifted the latch and
lorce, open the door; theu tuok his vile by
the arm, pulled her ou, of sloor., with her
chilu in her arme,} i.it.i her into hi, wagon
the child in lis night rlolhes, /. ID the wife
barrheadrd : and with her aud one Of his
friends drove TO the house oi his brother,
about three iour,hs Of a nile distant The
vile resisted to the extent ul her ability, but
was not hurt at all; WAS t,eated kindly en-
ough ut The house II the brpthe aud en- err
tanned until thr next n, rnlng, when, with.
.out oppus,iinn IRON any quarter, he returned
with her chl,I 10 her mothers.
Chief Justice Ames, iii al able cha,ge, hel,i.
says the rrMidence Journal,
" rhai Mhcn, as ~ tins ea-s, woman las
left the husband Tor such cause a. she lhlnk /,
entities her Il Il divorce under our statute.
and with view to arpiy,p. ior dhoree.
the husband has norisht u a,e any fol, -
mean. 10 control her OF influence het actinn
WHICH he could not rlshtiaily ase ,owetd,
any ",hrr lady in III. comnanlty. and this
no matter how commrndabic MAJ be the pur-
pose ot the husband u, k,n,ily h,s leeilags.
Aud. further, unde the iaMs oi Rhode Island
alher Is not eut,lled 10 the custnay, as against
It's mother, 0i an iniant, u mere nursling, as
was e chIid referred to III this case."
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TrLEscopIc VIgw OF THE MooS. Though
negative 10 their results, the observations al.
ready made BY imrd Rnss Nth his great and
new telescope, are interesting. His lorlship
assures US thai every object on the surface os
the moon 100 feet in htlgh, is now distinctly
visible and under favorable circumstances even
object, 7oieei in height. Rocks AMI stones in
unmerable are seen, but no agriculture, no
building. although such single structure as
Somerset ilonsr, Tor insta"ce. ought 10 be dis
tinrtiy ", BIZ, far less streeI, a village ~
town Not se,tige of green fields or Of
water appears, although even small re,er-
yoir, or not very large nuwer pot, would be
recognizable. All seems desolate. There is
something awful in such de.ert solitude.
But The earth, too, has its desert wastes.
Can il be that what We do see oi thu lu.a sur,
iace j. but IL desert districts. While what We
Il" not see Is noi unlike the face Of nur osn
planet elsewhere than its SOLITARY districts?
Builder
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LAW REFORM in ENGLAND.

A very important aud long -drsired mea-
sure oil reform has recently passed the British
House 0l Lnrds relative To the law Of ma
trlmany aud divorce, which il is hoped will
become the law OF the land before the pror.r
CATION OF Parliament. According To The old
Jaw woman separated llom her husband by
decree OF the ecrle.iastical courts for his
adultery or cruel treatment, was not rumpr-
tent To perform an, legal contract, had no
legal eAlstehce, aud, II lrr person orieputa>
ton was attacked. had no power to enter d
suit iOr damages ~ any rllh court. n she
were to atqune oi Inlrrit nv personal pro.
petty, u would at once b,, uIl,e the prnrrrfy
Vi the husband, anu were she 10 -tquile any
husband was enti,i.d 4, q lite interest 10 il.
According 10 this Law perfectly blanieless
Mnnlaii, iorecd 10 gull her busi,an,Ps iuol by
lis brutality or mti,irlny the justice Of her
cump,alul ani ni her conduct being ratified
d, tnepruper tfsDuHat-wa> m0si cruelly pun
isleu, m"taltS aal iesall, lur anrlhcr's guilt.
Il Is lini poss,i,le To Imsg.n. mure ,listres-
sing ,uIil,tHin. The new bill framed by Lord
L,uiurst does away WITH this gruss.lu ujusticr,
ahd pro. Iaes that a woman separated ir,m
hyI husband by decirr ni an eccleslastical
caurt is rht,lIed 10 hod prnpcrty in her own
f,ght lice IRON her husbands crnirol. aud
enables tier 10 beqneaih or dispose ui il a. she
thinks proper, and gaes her. 20 all Inten,s
and purposes, the same righIs IS an nnmarri-
al wanlan. The Llll alsU pro, dds ipr The
,rslabilsLInrnt Uf . o " Cnurl Tor the trial OF
dnGee ,asrs, 10 bc composed Of the Chan
cell.r, the hiei Justice 0i the QUEENS Bench
J aud LUmrun Pleas, the thief Bar0n II the
E>Chegaer, aud the Iiean ol the Arches. tihe
principal ecclesiastical judge ln cases
where a mere divorce mtnsd Il MOr0 Is
sought, the ecclesiastical judge ls 10 be EN-
pou cred. IS al present., TO decide, with !
right d appeal ir"m his ,leci,."n to the iul
i court. AMI aga.n Iron the court tn The Hou>s
inI 4, uls. ase. wheie the party desires 4
divorce a rincuiO mnirimonii are 10 be tr,rd
by all the judg les ur quorum ni them, viii
~, appeal 10 ihp House ui Lords only upon q
point of Law, their decision upon matters 81
| lac, being irresocAhlc Heretofore ,ll,orc,
dissul, Ing the marriage tie wa" "nl, nblaln !.
lLIc alter q trial before the House OF Peers
aud The passage 1t special act ~ Pa.lIa'
mcnt, ai an expense vary ing irom s5,OaO t.
sIO. 600, 20 that persnn n"i ~ the p"sitioi
to- spent the sum ii muue,, 40 matter h"N
s,runv his case. 80 ~ tier hnw great tue ~
Jury inflicted upon MN. "as lfsaii, rohpri
led IT, bear ~. npt ha,iba mttsrt en"u.ii 4
purchase fcliei. .JsHsf y eoWa,se'
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rnE roLLER ANp DOS ADVANTAGES.

There i NJ agricultural implement so sell
do,n met with m this country, perhaps, ~ the
roller; and ,ei il j. one of the mast useful uf
uier.is. Where YOUR ground is soft and
Iuany, IL yuu have nof tInr 10 pick up the
siencs upnn il, yuu can rnll them m. and pro-
duce. ~ little expense, sm"oih aud clean
surface. rendering YOUR fields free ireln ham.
mocks, and lifting them foe plosing aud
muwing. Aud il has been mentioned by
snme that the roller Il USEFUL implement
upon ground in which the lr,st has iea,e'l
oni The grass aud clover roots. u may pns-
sess an advantage IN this respect. and no
doubt wuuld be- iiue thing To- level and press
dawn damp land where clover Is soMn, and
wuuld be likely 10 heayr.
The roller which We would recommend Tor
general sd,antage, is made with two. o.eparatr
rollers, each one being Iour or fur and ahall
iret IN length. will, ,lr"ng irun bands around
their ends TO prevent splitting. and goot
uomlvn OF iron sh.li running direct, through
them, to which il attached framework, &c
The rollers can be made out oi large hollnN
elm lugs, or oI separate pieces put together
A guml. straight, hoI'ow log, Is, however, pre-
CrrabIe, particularly u tie outside of Il 4
sound. you can work Il down &, your tx
ing. and put strong tross.arIns 10 the ends /"
the roller, through the centre Of which th'
shaft should run 5 me f.r,ners, ~e belie'e
use iron roIlcrs, but probably an the wh"l'
woodrn ones ARE better, - they ran be tnad'
large without lnrurring much expense.
The roller is an admirable implement 2
pass over barley ground after borrowing u
ar even after yau have drilled 10 the barle,
lor when the grain ripens, if you do, yun pns
sea the advantage "f cutting " luw 10 II
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SETTING TIMOTHY MEADow.--if sou in
tend settiuga timothy meadow the present
season, IL is time that you we're making the
necessary preparations. Manure lbpraIly
with animal manure Il some kind, as barn
yah,l manure, P.ruyian gusno, bone dust. or
ana other kind in which heterogeneous ele lnents
largely abound. Recollpct that as ynu de-
sire your meadow to last Tor n.any years, ,ou
must be generous in The application Of organ.
&c manure. which should be pIoughed in. Be.
SIDES this, you should top dress with 10 bush
els of ashes per acre.
u you desire any portion of your hay for
market, timothy is the best grass to grow. as
timnthy hay is the best and most popular hay
that YOU can offer in The market
Preparation Of The grs md. 1t should be
plaughed ir0m tu inches deep harrnwril
aud rolled unf,l a perfectly fine tiltl be Oh.
tanned, and rolled before the seed be sown.
! Quaniity 81 seed per acre.--trom 10 !
prcks Of seed per acre is the proper quan.
tiiy.
Sowing The seed.-Iei the seed BE- careful.
" snwn by a man that can distribute il equal
IS; then lightly harros II III with lisht SEED
harrow, and roll. ~ atcr lurr.ws must be
formed these To be rol-d across
Time of fso,cing From the 2Oth oI August
to the 10Th Of September.
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Ffishtfu Earthquake in the Moiuccas.

Ii,t india ~ II ings i..trl lsrnre 0l az rrup-
Ton u an ariiv- vnrano ou The Island nf
q els ntr, lai- l,g. 80 N. hong les pg.
~ ru. u. Tht III untaiu 81 Ava 4,0D0 feet
an"sa III >ea, suddenly. ~ iir Q "A NJ ,srh,
'ti-rhe,eed b"ns maier and Java. al,itl, des.
tnyrd ln severed miles excessive fields, efaps
and groves e c.roanhts:
THIS irghildl picture II drsrnciion. the hor-
rr oi which was increased by the .hrirks rf
men and hrasIs. The wild roaring nf the ,rmpp.,,
and The crushing of thousands 0l ,rees torn 10
and r4rflpd away, was followed ahoui an hour
lalpr. bs ppalsoi thunder which shmk The ground
aud deaenrd The eat. blark column ol sidna
and ashes then shor up from the m"unain 10 ~
immense height, and fell illnmined hy the glare
u The lava, like shove, Of lire ul,on lhp sur
rounding country helnw, producing darknrss
unl, nuw ant Then IN ,nen auls brhken hy
the flashes ni lightning, lha, was 50 meusr, MAT
prnple c'md noi discern ohjsc close y i,snd,
and which completed their ranin Ion and lie pa
Large stones we're hurled through the air. crnsh.
lns ahdr,er they tell upon. Houses and crops,
which had mn hern destroyed hy FIRE. sunk and
d.sappe red beneath the ashes and stones, and
The hll streams. stopped nv these barriers, foI-
mrd lake., which. breaking over Their bank.
s.,nn proved nrw source uf drsiruc inn.
This~ ~lasIed GI.sapr l,uuIs. Ahnui midnieil
lnwing day. about nnon, lhey RESUMED lhrir
work ni irsliurlinn, wilhienrwpl vhnlrnce. II
The nranIime. the tall sc aslir. c,.niinurtl wGA-
nut ,n,prinI-sinn, and was 80 ihirk on this day
that the rays &c the sun cn,i,d moi peneira e
hr", q u. and an appalling darkness prevailed.
Scarcely recovered 10 some degree from ,helr.
frlghi, ,lie iniahrsnis nf this iesnlairi pan of
Ssne,r were again desiurhs,i nv an erppiinn on
the l7Ih us,ct, ~h.eh destroyed MANY fields
and . great numb Of irpps an the Tabnkan
.iie. Since then Tie volcano has remained
quiet.
The loss az life has heen great. II is cs'i-
mated ~ fnll 'ws. ~ the aforementioned dis.
ifcis :-'fauna. men snmen and children,
722; kpldliar. men, women aud children, 45;
+ anuksn. men women ani chil,lrrn. 2039 tolai.
500. Thp greater number mel lhrir death
IL lie g,ulrns. Tie, l-I IN ~ dirrc inns. hut
we're nvft,akru aud swallowed up by ihs la,al
i fir sirsaa,. Sane Irird To save themselves m
The iier-, hui we're rilhrf cnuied away with
,hr,n 81 Killed hy ihr -rmrhing heat.
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Tug Dian sRA--lfnugh ~ breadth not
len .iilcs. .tHraeai sra seems 5aini.
less 10 the e,s when ienaing iiom nttth to
sou,h. aud lie mUr,nat II aatr.. y lies break
On it, ilint.stfpwu sipre, iegrth aill ir
lines pf drift arad all fr 'nrnt. II biiamet'"i
The beach, give tuii. Wat,rs ales, inbl nee 10
III ocean. ca iUas 10 experience tic .rn>
satinns of ~ Wilnmia. 10 - sifangr sea, put
IL tie test the account. ul tlit extreme buoy.
aar, Irlt in il, and WAS quickly convinced
that thee was 40 rSaggcration ~ what !
heard Iuund the water almost tepid. aud
~ .tr.,rg that lhe ,hirIdilliculty was e. Keep
sufficiently submerged. the feet starting Up
n The air al ever, vigorous stroke. When
ana ting. half The body rnsc abn,e the surface,
and. with a pillow. enc might have slept
"pun the water. After some time the strange
ness uf the sensation IN some measure disar.
reared, aud un approaching the shure ! care.
ls..Iy dropped my feet 10 walk uut, when, ~.
!, ia bladder had been attached 10 each heel,
lhey flew upaar,ls, TIC struggle y recover
myseIf sent ny head dawn. The ,ilrly bitter
a,,l b,iny water, lrum which had hitherto
guarded ms head, nov rushed into my muuth,
Eyes, ears. aud nosr. aud tOr 0ns horrible
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ground. and in tbs way secure greater
alnount Of straw, not tomentirn tn. clean sur.
face which close moving makes. thus leaving
yoar barley lot in The finest condItisa to pluw.
We ny ariably r'll our barley ground; We
thisk i pays IN three ar four ways first. the
small stones are He'd into the grpuBd 0pt
oi the way. 50 tha, they viii not dull scyties;
second, sou Can rake up YOUR harley With u
horse rake. and not run the risk II collecting
stones IN The wiprowsto be ultimately thresh-
ed third, you create a sm0uih surface.
eilher i"r plnw.ng or mowiag; and fourth.
you gel more straw, and make your work
look better, where the field is rolled than
where it is not.
We therefore recommend double rulers.
Roll down your grass aud barley, and what
lands; save none, and labor in picking up
stones; and. in wnrd. make your lots al,.
pear smooth and handsome by using an i'm.
plement which is both cheap and simple.
i Piop, Loon, and A.irik
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Extraordinary Occurrence Al ne Blue Rii.

Extraordinary Occurrence al The Blue Ridge
Tunnel "A remarkable nr,utrrnc, lnnk pltee
alth. Bue Rnlge Tn,ntiias! nigh. The htri
st al workmrn were engaged ~ dIRgng as
u.usl, ahrn mn { then, tPn FIaean.) n,iirrj
lnai thr texture ni the rmk before hlm cha gri
suddenly from hand 10 sOft, aid illatlhr sei WIS
wet. Slmriy af,rrshrd. sirrsm uf saler Is.
sus, lro,n ~ r,firr h. had made. 'rhi. vrs
surrrr,ird by heavy rnmhng sound " Ike ihe
rars," whir =, lighienrd ihr hands that they
III made Tor the oprn air. Well was il f.r
ihrfn iIIai ihry id -! The suuni rnniieued
{, goa lpu,lrr .nd louder Cor s"Ine minul :. uI
! cfash was heaid and lmmrdisiply vast sfrrgir
81 ws,rr faile,i nut Of the iunprl. An pyr.Wtt.
ncs. SAYS iiiai The hr Il 81 The siresm uss il
l. l.i ieu fret iIgp, aud thsl u swept rats sH1
haffaa. ~ ln,s II aliks rhsif Tue stream
ruaii1urd 10 rnnr perfect nsrr Iill ~ .,,rlark,
/, i.n u 2, dntlly .nhsihrti, md was lns rHrigil
Il 3 =. NJ, 10 allrw Us 10 make hs.is .uttfy
~ Il. rsi.r. |, seem. thai there j.. ii ihpnta.
~. ~ tie mnusin, an Immense clteiu %
,,arsrt. ~ Whirh wstsi lfnm tl,r melting sHts
tls. h.-,l i p,siird ~ ,ssis, md ,li3t the tine
h. lhs trnnrI -. IN. ra,,in nrtt n ntre.
Tie cavern i . ImliFnse pxtsni. 5isl vi. ave
The : lie i gi5i Lieaiu Manr,. .nrr iip,r lst
opened r,ad iir"aeh nra, three bundi.d Ire,
nf s.ld rork. I'm. aill xfr,liir ii,e rua,pl..
iinn ri Tie iunn-l stcaily. ~ fact ! w,nld -,
he surprised II day.lighl shines ihr,ugl The
mnnniain to-day. d. nnl know prrciseis Inv
much rcmsins 10 rni, bur Coloarl t'r.f.i .ai
lasi week thai ere remained only sls ieei.
and iLi. cavern l. cef,sinly 3u0 irei uifif--,a,.
b,hIy more. The Culunrl vii be greatly .ut.
pfsed when be returns. ~ aiJ M expect 70
get through before neat Jnusry
G., II Bah. ssa.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-08-27
A CAR D.

%. RDBERTSDIS, DEMT1gT,
HAVING located il iiIlshorough, respectfully or
ers hs prorssio al -etvces 10 the citizens Of The
wnand surrounding coun,ey. He can produce salts.
factory testimonials u his skill in the profession.
0.fse q, the Unia Hotel. When requested. hm.
lies will be waited their residence. Charges fea
sonable .i
y pr. R. viii be ia Chapel Hill the frs, week in
each mouth.
February ~. 25-