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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-10-08

PIGs.-A Western New York farmer
writes as follows to distinguished scientif-
ic agriculturist, te whom he felt under OBJ
legations for introducing variety of swine:
Respected sir: [ went yesterday to the
Fair at NJ; I found several pigs Of
your species there was great variety Of
beasts and I was astonished at not seeing
you there"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-10-08

and yet he has certainly endowed him, con-
lstitutionally and supremely, with those ele-
ments of formation, which should lead him
to the performance of these works to limit
led and legitimate extent. Truth, when
rightly used, iaa blessing, but when abused
is great curse; and you will find that the
inorganic abuse of these constitutional ele-
ments of man (of emulation and Worship
have brought upon him death and all
his woes. To speak plainly, religion and
war have been the nursing mother Of all the
curses Of the earth, from an inorganic use
OR abuse of our noblest gifts. Hence the
rebellion of which [ have spoken; and you
will be surprised to find, from proper read
ing and reasoning, that these, our two no.
blest elements of formation, have been
rebels against their own existence. God is
a being who progressively produces and re-
produces, creates and recreates, and for this
he formed man; but he has been ever an
active destroyer by perversion of the laws
of his creation.
You want the history Of man in his social
or governmental relations. You cannot ex-
pect to learn this accurately and instructive
ly all over the globe. You must first con
fine yourself to limited sphere You must
study and learn intimately and accurately
at first this history partially and locally,
though nationally. Man is the same now
he was five thousand years ago; and what
he has enacted on one theatre he will enact
on another. To learn great principle or
truth, you must study, not isolated facts or
examples, for single fact or example never
proved a principle, but you must study ma
tlonal or universal facts or examples, run
ming through ages or working out conse-
quences through the lapse of a great length
of time
You want to learn the history of man in
his social and governmental relations. For
this purpose, select the three most important
and master States of the earth and these
are the Jewish, the English, and the Ame-
rican. You, with many others, will per-
haps be surprised that should arrange the
Jewish among the master States of the earth
"a State, which, by one of it's fundamental
principles, prohibited conquests, and during
the period Of its long life made no wars ex-
clusively for conquest, but remained hem
med in mainly within its original and con-
fined limits; but it is not conquest which
makes State a master State. It is the
principle, the truth, to which it gives pub
licity SO as slowly, progressively, certainly,
and eventually, triumphantly to revolution
lze the nations of the earth. This latter is
the exact position-the clear, certain and
triumphant position-of the Jewish State.
That State, though its people are scattered,
Idespised and degraded, still exists in it's
primitive integrity and the time is rapidly
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-10-08

UeLY.-The following from Punch is
probably the severest satire ever uttered a.
gainst human nature: Poll mankind to-
morrow as to which Of the two they would
sooner be, "a knave or a fool, !" the majori-
ty would be at least two to one in favor of
the knaves.
Mrs. Smith, hearing strange sounds, in
quired of her new servant if she snored in
her sleep, Il don't know, marm," replied
Becky, quite innocently, II never lay a.
wake long enough to diskiver. y
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-10-08
THE PESTS OF THE COUNTRY.

We have, in the North, two classes of
pests. whose joint labors bid fair to involve
the country in anarchy and civil war, which
must result in the dissolution of the Union,
or consolidated dcspotism. These pests
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-10-08

roI0m0n, deserves your parIlGdlaT attentl5H
for having utterly routed and overthrown
Jewish nationality, and temporarily arrested
the progress Of the elements of jewish prin-
ciple.
To ha l,,Io
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-10-08

ITO be concluded next week.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-10-08

the offspring of your own free will. Store
it well with facts. have thought for years
it was great folly and waste of time for a
young man, who has to toll up the rugged
steep of practical life, to devote much of his
time to the reading Of works on mental phi
losophy and others Of kindred character.
You want facts-living facts. At this point
you, am sure, might ask what does this
man mean by ziuing facts? Imean the his
tory of God and the human race. You learn
the history of God in the Scriptures and
through his works. With this view before
US, the natural history of the animate and
-inanimate worlds should be studied. A
knowledge of this kind Of history and char
acter of man, beast, bird, fish, and of vege-
tation, will furnish you with a far better
system Of logic, and, indeed, of rhetoric,
than you will find in any Of the artificial
systems of the schools. Through these you
will find that God both thinks and acts
Solomon, with his great native capacity, and
his inherent wise structure of mind, and
amidst all the gorgeous magnifcence Of his
reign and extended empire, thought these
subjects specially worthy of the highest con-
tSIueTdllOu duu mOSt UeNOCed SIuuy anu
through these he conversed, intimately and
instructiyely, with his God and our God ;
and, indeed, upon nexamination, you will find
these were the peculiar subjects Of study
with all the inspired penmen. Read Christ's
sublime sermon on the mountain, in which
he undertakes to teach his disciples, and
you will find how familiarity he converses
with his Father and our Father, through his
(the Father's) works For studying these
subjects you will find an abundance of good
works on natural history and natural philo-
|sophy.
But you want the history of the human
race, and this, next to the history of God,
is Of primary importance. History is said
to be philosophy teaching by example and
when you unite the two histories, or place
them in the contrast of position and cempa-
rison, you will learn how far, aud in what,
man has. in practical reality, warred against
| the government of his Creator; and, [ may
| further add, in no other mode can you learn
this questionable source of truth-instruc-
lively. beae6eially aud for permanent good.
Rot laallI I!Iaa. lIl. hll
lhands nor did ne make him Engaged N
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-30

The d. Loais Republicans Kansas cor
respondent Gays in his last letter to ,ha,
psiut:
Whstsver may be the result, ~ lsf q,
me sisvery question goes. We msy % mis-.
taken, but We think tns, Esnsss viii be {
Free State, with . protective clause ~ I.
negroes now IN the Territory, ana will b
made % by The ACT Ut the united snd con.
sentative Dsmocrscy, both vi the Nos,h
aud the South. II this should Do ~, ths
North viii owe . debt OF gratitude to the
Southern wing Of the party. whose tuli sx.
tsns II will Be almost impossible " con.
celvs."
a deb, Of gratitude What for Shonld
sney D." grateful" 70 the slsssaoiasss, b..
cause The latter have fsilsd 70 aeks Kansas
. slave State. sisss putiiag feeth ths,s %.
siss strength IL ~ s1sst Should ses The
N0rshssa wias" rather sxeess,s ,he..
asd sesesvs ths1 sra.itsAs" 70 heaeo~
seon ths Rspashcaas. ~hs hays baAsl e.d
ssaass ths aiGgr s'ssdars. ~ savsd -
Tssiaasy y ssss Labss.rlcAissss n,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-30
Hansas Consus-Proe In ma ien.

Secretary stanton, the acting Governor
Of Kansas, has issued . proclamation for
the election ofdelsestes to the consultation
81 convention, making his Apo comments
BY the bogus census returns, which he
gives IN the proclamation document This
IL bat continuation OF tie Uro.slavery
iarce-an appropriate after piece to the
tragedy Of Border Ruffia nism, in which At
Gibson. Stringfello~ e. Co, sustained the
leading characters. The retuTns them
selves illustrate the infsmc and down
tight dishonesty Of this census, which was
provided by the bogus lcgis tnfe with the
| open object Of making Kansa a lave state.
| The Chicago Tribune, in spe king OF these
census returns, says: "a h e. number OF
counties are not returned. For instance
the Free State county OF Anderson, cons
,uinng about 800 voters--al Republican,
--s omitted In this county ~ fly reside
the emlgrantt who went iron chicago un.
DEF Col. Harvey. There ore thirty
orranszed counties In kahsas yet there are
returns from only twelve court ties, and ever
these are gsrbiel and forged Not on,
county was taken lsirly and honestly
Ard IT IL upon such fraudulent humbus
that Stanton has ,s.ued his proclams,io
and epportioned the delegates
Walker mas gone to ksnsbs, and Stanton
"a now disappear. IA mca uge u IN pub
Tic view. HIS superior has edged the re
FEASIBILITY OF this proclamation. and witt
the same amiable professions Upon mis- lip,
~ introduced each OF his predecessors, ha,
ION, since discovered that professions will
Kansas Governors are idle Sc The wind
| Even II honestly made and honestly a;
leWptea 20 be Carried out, the higher power
iroin ebpn, they derived office, pro-sisvery
as Il i IA all lis ceilings, instincts and do
signs, nus thus FAR prevented the reduction
81 these professions 10 practice. This en-
dorsement Of The vile and rascslly censu,
humbag OF the Bogus Legislature, and the
proclamation of Stanton, gise no hopei
| that Stantons master. Walker, viii be an,
more disposed 70 render justice to the l re,
| State men Both know ttat these eensul
| returns IN no manner honestl, represen
the true population oil the Territory; bu
That under them, email minority OF tn,
Territory will be- enabled 10 control IN,
majority. Blu, thu, the minority shall con
,roI, Is the modern Democratic principle
when the party cnn gain BY il. adoption.
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ron AALR

Five Good sanding Lots on Fsraam street, sess
oea.. Apply 70
jsab. CHUaB, Hau., BARROW 4 CO.
Money 70 Lean Ksa, ssA.s .-csrisy .,
EDWARD ALDEN, n. w. COR. Main and second sts
mlys
h0llsWayss ssiils.-impsnsc digestion prs.
duess IN IN aud acid HOOD. Thsss sariwausd Puis
al 1aes purge tss. aaid Of eli iaI urisss asa give
powerful tmpase 70 he Digestive rsAehinsry. -
Health ard visor are las esnsis rssalss
Sold ~ the msaafactoriss, No. " Maiden Lane,
New York, aad NJ. IA Strand. London; aad By all
drassis,s a Csc. 6aHe.. and q per box
Nurray 4 Laaaans .glora1a Waser
The Indispensable requisite Of the seanisA totls
| In South Am-iics, 10 supsrsedins here. - Il has
| 4oas there, every other psvfaas and co.nscc IN.
iated with water, IL gvesa silksn smso Aass. 70 he
skin, removing Chaps, kosshness snd pamplss,
while ts arm 10 ansr han nat OF he q Oct fsas.
| rslt oxotics In the consssvstsriss.
sold by u. I. LsnDso & Co., wAei ssAe DRUG.
sise. W water street, Nv York, asd oy all drug
gis.s =. SOC per bottle.
| mayysiasiu
Davenpsss lce.-Ccnpesisisa DssasA.
The Davenport Ice COMPANY, M. /, 10 nov prepared
~ serve The c,,ssns u Davenport Win tas tsss pos
/
sssisssys ssisi Jssssrv ssss, II desired. Parties
wishing sappy Tor entire s-sson arr csu,ionsa
Axains, eoutrsc,,ng with tasse Who sssass furnish
| pasrons througn the s<ason.
| c. srEINHILBEH a co.
once, second street, opposite Ls Clare Hoas..
mAysdam
5OO.OOO shsnsies.-.Iu., ,...,x.s nxt
| hALF MILLION NO. l. MlCAiGAksAwkD MIN
aLks for .sie 81 our Lumber Yard, corner Fourth
| and Harlem streets.
nay7dM CoTRs DAvIEs.
rnEc r-ssc.--r., 80, ,..--,-- -. -.
laan.,,,,,,,.. -, ,....., 49,, re
NJ. v,.-,-.,,.
------------------- -
'a'sso's oaaa'as Lotion Perry
- s'e h'asss hss'
s-e--~.- ..i-.-- : - ..a M
Fer LsAse...A ps,cs Vi LAad W BY ~ t., a.sr
Ra Road Depot TOO sasr 50 years rsAssaabls rent
meh. io-itt DAWSON = rKUk.
49,, u..-.t.,
!, .,a,,t
p.,.as.,, s,..,. ~ ' .,,sA '.' :, - 80. SS''h
nevz-
MONEY 10 LOAN. !. anna. ). ..,, ....,..
1 N,
| Arlsssu rAI.s.s a. v,,s
naak A.n.y.,-..r,.,a -,..-.....---.-.s
r.,a,y,d,, ~. ~ a',,,.,.- - n-w..
a,d'. block on s.eo.a ,,,,s.. .s.,. ,s,, al, !.
| main lasinx the erection of ,as,r 49, B.ah,n.
toass, ready 10 attend 10 basiusss a. asssl
a9eas ~ oak sAkasxr
Fer eAls,
II Fora ssssaAs.s Dvs..,ss horss,, ,nlov.
or par, ofths city, on very liberal lsrms App,y "a
tso ss.du COON A sARChNr
lcei acefi--r,. n..-.---, a.. a.. ------
p.r.i 4, e.n,r.e, n, a.. ,.,,,.,. - - a..
Customer. e,m~.ae,n. -. ....,n - :. -, !.
x..,s.,ess "a b. ...a.,.l an "a, ,,a..,...,
p.r,.. as.s,ax les m ,uxs m, $500
ri .xa,a.t e,atr..,,nx ~,,n -. -, -, ..,..,.
III. ss.sou ,hrosxA.
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"Asssss ursnsss EATIso."-These ~
asais - 1Gk wse ~ 70, pas,sLss .,
- - - slssss days. and is,snds q
~ St1hsa ~ - tAs fssuss. He hsa
- seeanal1 0aede4 aal hisssf a,d
qDNnnes1s. - ~ q Tie saIIe.
49, = ~ hasl vAlls 80 deee
ehoo10qe oheeasns = - hleAav 49,
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otantsn's Proclamation - Returns Of the De9us
Census Takers.
sCsrrespoadsnese y the Chicago inbuns.l
LAWRENCE, May 81 1857.
EDITORS TarStNE: The following 10
active Gov. Stsnton's Proclamation lust
issusd from the executive Office. Il gives
the pretended returns OF the census taken
by the bogus officials. Most of /, 10 fraud
the fact being that in some Of the coun-
ties returned the census takers aid not
spend day, bu, orged their returns
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-30

WiLL - sel1 q Psblis Sale, On
w SATURDAY, THk 3UsA MAY,
- seoDeoee q o'elesk a. H., 10 second =. -
tween haAs .sssses, . spLHA DID
CHssa, Hloss, Qsssn's and EartAsr
Wsss, Crccksvy, Fancy n.
tickss, DO, dc.
- ssoSs .s:. = s,spsssa Of .ss 80, ne,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-30
PROCLAMATION.
UsIrEp SrATks OF AMERIcA./
Territory OF Kanaaa.

TssAsi sSst ssts,s sad sissssrs sGssss sf Ksasss.
WEsREAs, The following returns Of the
census taken under the &C, of the Lecisla
tive Assembly. entitled AN act 10 provide
Tor the taking 81 a census ana election for
delegates to Convention" passed the 18th
Of February, 1887. have been made to me
tv.mit
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and Allen, 4.
The proper officers will hold the elsc,ion
for Delegates 70 the said Convention on the
third Monday OF June Gex.. % directed ~
me law aforesaid, and IN accordance with
he apPortionmsnt herein made sad %.
clasod.
Ia sstimony whereof ! hsvs
\, 4 hsrsunlo subscribed ~ usue
and s@xsd the ssal Of The Tes.
r,,ofy. q Lecomptoa. thu. Tie
fR8p. p. 01Aszos.
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q. D0EWoTE0s
Importer and 0ssssal Dealer In
Shelf and Heavy Hardware.


vALuADk4 REAL xo1A4B Al AUC1IOU.
nN Saturday, Jsss lssA q seises ?. n. viii b,
~ sold q pae lc Auction. ne lot formerly oeru PIED
Wssses, estwssn ~ cd ~ ~. rate los vii =
sold vaoas or " saal lot 70 ssw paseaa.sas.
IssDs wiii - made kaeWs q Ne sale II srop.
cry can also - bssGhI - pstvats sas n appItes
sAls. IArsr1y w
matOuk
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Now, therefore, /. Frederick p. Stanton
Secretary and acting Governor. do hereb,
proclaim, that. according to the provision.
Of the said act and the census returns
made in pursuance thereof, aud upon pro.
per appof,,onme MT among .he legal voters
oi the several Districts aforesaid. they are
respectively entitled 70 elect to the Con.
ven,ioI provided Tor In said law. the mum.
Der VI Delegates herein assigned to them,
that 10 ~ say:
~. ~ -, n.sy =
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VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.
7>Hb following choice aad very f.yorsbly ssssse
4 Land ere 5fsrse Tor sale. L.
Cedar County,
,.vis-N "a csc -, + ~, n OF X 1 W; ! uiiss n
w RON uursnt
isse' ~ Of N " Or zee 10, r Rlw:
miles ftom Wilton
sk " fsae'l " AM q ~ " fssca
W; mite ftam Wilton
= " q ~, -, 4 n Wet; . i-s uilss n
W from uasaat.
. " er &c =, 7 ", NM VI. n,lss aor.A Of
DufeaI ALSO, In
osets County.
NJ a. go aad l-Q Of n az ..s ~. n
k,3 niiss nersA OF FULTON.
he asovs iAsds are In point OF quality lls yer,
80 " Ne sAss Whilst - regards lscauou IL vi BE-
sssn saey efs very dss,ssels. being % " Sour
isaine tosas on he 4 n n, aud possseelnr the
s s. q clcss proximity % coed narksM
stores. 10. For ssr.A a., apply q
sAtrnss VARIETY STORE,
oslsoM0 eorSd brady sts, Davon rosS
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Fun sALs ~
W. N. RAYMOND 4 90.
Aeat Estate .agcMfs,
- BRADY street.
IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY.
go t...s nsass conner Vi sseoHi .ll lo~n
ts-Los ~ lest front with fsAms hoss., eoraer o.
nxn aaa fulton ssfests. Aynakss's slbdivsiou.
foaax trats trees, we'll &c.
N--Vaissbie AID desirable Hos., saa Lot. eoru.,
81 Fsffy and ssHsA street, bargain.
UNIMPROvED CITY PROPERTY.
49, ne LOT, corner OF rv.lfsA aud Brady street.
U-iss acfes u miles from Davenport, In AGRA.
saasi ea'asapoa. hsass, Ham, ossaars, good 90.
sl--io serss IN E.arldgs's sssaivs.op. Good u.v
tsAoe houss, bsrL, Wei, DC.
~ acre. IN hAsisy's ous lois. Fine river vie.
UNIMPROvED Farm LANDS
s-SvA ssc ~, I ~, No, Hsary e.sasy. len acre.
Plsssaat ths Keoaas asd NJ. ~ 80, n.sis.s
ssSe CSC -, TN, ks W. Cedar sounsy. isD
acres. NsAf NE kAliroad.
acre.. ~"
:. s.-.s sof SET 'se a rec, 81. Hardin es.s.,.
N--set go u, Z ~. X II, Jasper e.ss,,. ,so
N 4 Missouri railroad. sssspp'
Se-Av Of - see ~, T si,R 10, aspsr ceuas,
essse. food prairie Tour miles from MIsslaeippi
ala M.ssosr, kAiifosd, Mans nilss from A~vsen.
Si-Nst Of ne ssc ~, I ". ns. sco., eoun,v.
" sefes. ftes prairie, onssn nilss IRON Oavearsrs
near Aliea's Grove. - Ger acre.
go sssss = adA.r sosasy, ssssloss 10 q 10, +
-, - ttss rolag prairie. near Gu uell nlsGs
ross. WIN " cold 10 ssparsts parcels aaviidu
valaahee Property IN Canasa aer
Nl ACkks Of LAnd on sccnn m9datlns t.r~.
~ in1sdtAlelv sdJoialnE csnasn, o. m Viii *
teso ioss 10 sni' purchasers he proxiity 20
shon Nh sessss -
ASec lor sais small stock o. Rssdy.a 1a~s c,osA
..ses sooe aao sAess. and 0ssslsnsass gsrniskias
Ooods % secoanoAsuag sssns apulkcasso. ~ |
49, 90 Or before iss d, OF Jsss; sns saSIdss IA
= u. y pr tsai o. go. Appl, -
J. YOUNG,
"Vae0 Candies nille.
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Five Coca sanding Lots on Fsrnam street, sesf
oea. Apply 10
JsaBt, CHUBB. BH1., BARROW 4 CO.
Money 20 LoNn On ksa, .ssts .-cur,ty b,
EDWARD ALDEN n. w. COR. Main and second s,s
may
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Tea Th0ess1sa Rells
WALL PAPER.
t2oM I've. TO $3.50 PER kolL.
Ne. Z LoclAiss lev,
may sesA cHo. W.. kLLs \ co


FULL OF NEW GOODS
Nh subscribers have juss received aud are ssv
~ opsning ~ thsir store on brsdy strscs, bssw.ss
sn asa 80 streets vsss eide, - door fro9 he cor
asf OF ~ Of The bsst collected ssoeks ~
sortuens u
ofoeesiss,
psevtsiens,
Dried Aal
Green Fruits,
wee1en aad
Vlllev wan, -.
To which Ws invt,s the ssssnslou Of In. on Sic
Soaie - vssy happy 70 vais On ell Who VIII lAvor
viii their patronage.
msyn j. LlLLiE RRDrukp
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U~vcoPofs hce.-CcnPetisioa Boiled .
The Davenport Ice LompAuy, NJ. 1, 10 nov psspsse.
" serve The cisissns u Davenport win tsss pos
able quality of ice, sssrsstssiss to fs,sssA ssr
sssfsssvs sshi Jssssvv ssst, II desired. Parties
wishing suppy for Tue entire s~sson cautioned
sxainss contracting with thsse Who sssass furnish
pssrons through the s<ason.
{. SrEINhILBkk 4 CO.
once, second street, opposite Ls Claire Hoas..
mayBd1m
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HIS LYCEUW

HOU0 HIS LYCE UNI
Tx CLAIRE HALL.
Saturday evening", Nay sesA, siii b p.sssatsd ths
Dfa0a 81 w.
ROOOG00 WIFE.
Marx RsdiaDd, Mr.. r. ,. Desglas.
Larry o'0s, NJ. Maiheliaa1,
DANcI,........ ............... Ma. ouaeoAars
To conclude with Ne Farce Of
DAN NICE
Dsp Rice, Mr.. hulhollsn<
Admission 50 csats-Gailesy Is cent?.
Comnencs o. quarter 70 2. n.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-11-18

ECONOMY N BREAp --rwenty.six pounds
and thirteen ounces Of good bread have been
made from fourteen pounds Of fnur and one
and half pounds Of rice. by the following
method: Tie up the rice ia a thick linen
bag, allowing IL ample ronm to swell, boil for
three or four hours, until il becomes smooth
paste, mix this while warm with the flour,
adding the usual quantity Of yeast and salt,
allow the dough 10 rise near the FIRE, and
divide into loascs. II il affirmed, on high
authority, that flour thus treated will yield
fifty per cent. more bread than BY the ordinary
method.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-11-18

Co.orERArioS or THE wnE.-No man
ever prospered in the world without the co.
operation of his wife. IL she unites in
mutual endcayors, or rewards his labors with
an endearing smile, with what confidence
will he resort 20 his merchandise OF his farm,
Nv over lands, sail upon seas, meet difficulty
and encounter danger, il he knows that he
il not spending his strength in vain, but that
his labor will be rewarded with the sweets
of home
Solicitude and disappointment enter the
history Of every mans life, aud be is but
half provided for this voyage, who finds but
an associate for happy hours, while for hi,
month Of darkness and distress no sympa.
timing partner is prepared.