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The following lines, by William Win.
Ter, are copied from The Boston Tran-
script
ihcrc hangs u star in the western skv-
Mefr"y o!"ws the wind bv night
IL tw'nA!eS ana glows like AID angels eve,
And the SKY is biue and the snow is
White
And Mer'iily blows the wind by night
Is The star 81 Love that I gaze on there
HleI"IN blows the wine by night!
-Nnd 1t speHke to my heart OF the good and
fair
Ih"t forever and ever have left my sight
Al. drenrily sobs the Wind by night.
Some IN the gr"vc-yards lie asleep
herriiy blows the wind by nigh y
over lhrm SHOWS ARE driited dvrp,
No'u rs 'he'r bones, and pure and white
bu' nerriIy bows the wind by night
Ani some there are whose naughty hearts
Are t'"zcn hard with shame and sin:
no ION" of music Ger departs.
No ray OF sunlight enters in:
Io!d lake the SNOW, hut not so white
Nhi." n~IerrI!y blows the wind by night!
Ard "ne there is whose gentle eyes
Sem Vet /" thrill me from affair:
NhoSe mrm"r! in my bosom lies
As ihe prIe light of that cold star.
she love" M o. ce- hut woman is liyht,
Ch"ngriIi aud false as the snow 80 white
And merriIy blows the wind by night!
This life Of onrs is Wild unrest,
AaG l.gl, and shadow and 10, and woe;
Aud 'ncn the sod is over H. prest.
And uIcrrlIy on tn, winds do blow.
ana The scIi-same stars tina, shine to .nlght
WIN shine GA our graves when We are
gone,
Ana the snow will cover us, TRANQUIL and
white,
While 'he musical winds blow merrily on
ior The shy is hlur and the snow is " bite-
And %inrrri!y blows the wind by night,
Shine on, thou beautiful star, shine on.
In Thy hg!!!Iam, BEAUTY, bold and bright!
For III" world il darkness waits IN. dawn
and mrrriI.y bows the WING by night!
Leit.rarls grow cold hat once were ,rIad.
Ana eyes once bright. grow dim and sad,
All checks turn pale, and slow decay
ana 'eNe' waste our iorms Away;
le' IA Thy r"d,cnt ome above,
Shine "n-and hear us talk of lovel
Shine on "'r' all the gIrastIy sight,
an" 'nrN /" The wind that sings by night
TO tue jelly old wind that sings b. night!
For The sky Is blue ana the STOW is white
And ner!'Iy blows the wind by night!
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CHINESE SUGAR CANE as A FER,
TILIZER.

EDITORS SOUTHERN Gu IyAToR:
Among the innumerable advantages,
which the public are already aware be
Icng t" the Chinese Sugar Cane, one mos,
important has escaped mentiop. For
cEeapr ess and value, as a green manure
tl.is plant stands pre-emineni. IL is time
for the Southern people to awake to The
necessity of improving their lands, and to
suhdue that greedy appetite, which takes
everything from the soil and returns moth
ing To ii.
Green maturing, so successfully and ex.
tensively employed in Great Britain, has
SELDOM been used in this county. except
hy accident. in turning under the grasses
the spontaneous growth of fields suffered
TO lie ont. The superiority of this ma.
nure over all others is easily deuonstrs-
hlc. From the food Of \ horse, for in
stance, "a large amount Of carbon, and n
still larger proportion Of nitrogen is ey
tracted before 1t PASSES throug the stom.
ach, for re producing The tissues and or
gans of the body ; the amount Of these
gases, generated 10y the m~etamorphose OF
these tissues being mainly exuded through
the skin. fie excrement Of the horse
consequently cannot he as rich AS his
food. When this excrement is mixed
vi b straw and II ne, a. in the common
manufacture of stable manure, and suffer
cd TO undergo fermentation and decom
position. n large amount of nitrogen again
escapes INTO the air in the form Of ammo
MIA and nitric acid. But when ans green
crop IL turned under. the gases generated
by It's decomposition escape slowly and
with difficulty through the pores of the
eaitb, and consequently n greater amount
remains there 10 feed the plant, than can
he produded by II quantity of farm yard
manure, much exceeding the green ma
nnre turned uLder. This demonstrate
clearly that this manure increases the fer
tiiIty OF the soil beyond all others. for all
organic manures are subject more Ia the
same disadvantage as that OF the farm
yard. Whether this super or will conn.
terbalance ar more than counterbalance
the increased expense, if the expense be
increased, is The next question /: and one
that IAN be solved by experiment.
Ct"ver and other long rooted grasses
age pr'nclpally used for this purpose on
The other side Of the Atlantic; il is our OBJ
Ject ut present 10 suggest rs superior tn
them the Chinese Sugar Cane, particular.
lYto.p the Corn Planter; AND for the follow
ing reasons: Isl. On account Of i,s great.
er bulk. 81. The luxuriance with which
it grows. Srd. lis richness in saline mat.
tiers. 9th. its similarity TO corn. 9th On
accoom ofihe cheapness Of the seed, when
tire plant bns become generally cultivated.
II. r. p.
NdShoiHe Tenn, 1857.
r.rgg- ggE. Somhera C~uitipdtor.
- - -
No'hlng : 50 slrocIYus MS fancy without
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Cotton Gin g. Wheat Thrasher,

that eScels any that have ever been intro.
duccd heretofore and from long experience,
he has no fear in challenging any other Fac.
Tory, either North or South, to produce nm
equal. lie feels very confident in saying 10
the public, that his Gins excel in pcrfot a.
Hnce any other make or pattern now il use.
With dry cotton the roll cannOt be broken
or mace 10 spew over, which no other pre-
tends 10 claim, and with good driving pow.
or and attendance, u IS saw gin, will gin
irom i To d bales or more 10 a day, weigh.
Dg fr"m 800 10 400 lbs: which Is as much
as any me hHnd can well handle in a day.
Any person waiting 1 Gin or Thrasher, can
DC supplied by sending on his order 10 ms
at LewissiIle. Chester District, 3 &. Work
will be shipped TO any place desired.
REi'AlklsG done at the shortest posi-
blt notice
10 honse BuiIders, ! will say that I am
manufacturing SASH, BLINDS g. DOORS
of any description, made Of the best material,
and dry lumber, and workmanship the very
best.
All work carefully packed and forwarded
to order. Il. .se JOAN SIMPSON
= r'ns Ass 1850 Tti,iT l7-jf
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Medical Advertisemne to
DR.. Els
CELEBRATED
r M FUG E
v PILLS.
Two Or h best Preparation. or h Ar.

They are not recon-
mended as Universal
Cure-alls, but simply for
what their name pur-
ports.
The VERM1FUcE, for
expelling Worms from
the human system, has
also been administered
with the most satisfactory
results to various animals
subject to Worms.
The LIVER PILLS, for
the cure Of Liver CON-
PLANT, all BIL1oUs De-
RANG *MENTs, SICK HEAD
ACHE, &c.
. Purchasers will please
be particular to ask for
DR., G. McLane's Cele-
brated VERM1FucE and
Liver PILLS, prepared BY
@s";i'"q $780,.
SOLE PRopRIEToRs, Pitts
burgh, Pa, and take no
other, as there are various
other preparations now
before the public, pur-
porting to be Vermifuge
and Liver Pills. All
others, in comparison
VIII LII. MCLANES S, are
worthless.
The GENUINE McLane's
Vermifuge and Liver
Pulls can now be had at
all respectable Drug
Stores.
FLEMING BROS,
90 WooD ST., PITTSBURGH, PA.
Sole Proprietorl
Scovil & Mead, NJ" ~, ,n.tLt, trrt
New Orleans, General Wholesale Agent. for
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wnslfed.

Dry or Green Hides, for which, we vii
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cents 10 trade, "for Green Hldes,T we Wit
pay o cents Psrjb. We do no limit IN.
quantity. We will take all We eau get al
abQye rates. MhGlLL g. CAUJHEN.
50 snee ith, 1865. rss -. -I7LT
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AsgS rs, 1855 sG%g
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H0LL0WAY PILLS.

TIE BLOOD furnishes The material of every
bone, musc!e. gland and fibre in the human
frame. When pure, it secures health 10
every organ when corrupt. it n-cessaril,
produces Disease. HOLLOWAY'S PILLS
operate directly upon the elements of the
stream Of life, ncutrnlizing the principle of
disease, and thus radically curing the malR.
dy, whether locSied in the nerves, the stor.
arh, the liv' : ire bowels, the muscle. TIE
skin, the } 'uin. or any ether part Gf the
3, stem.
USED THROUGHOUT THE WORLD!
HoLLowAY's Puts are equally cfiuaciuus
in complaints common To the whole human
race, and in disorders peculiar to certain
climates and localities.
ALARMING DISORDERS,
Dyspepsia, and arrangement of the liver,
the source of iHfrmity AID suffering, and
the cause of innumerable deaths, yield 10
these curatives. ia all cases, however ap. 70.
waited, acting as n mild purgative, a~lterar., e
and tonic; they relieve the bowels, purify
The dnlds, and insigorntc the system and the
constition ut the same time.
GENERAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
COMPLAINTS.
When all stimuiant- tail, the renovnting
and bracing properties Of these Pills girr
hrtnness to the shaking nerves and enic-blud
muscles OF the victim of general debility.
DELICATE FEMALES.
All irregularities and ailments inciden, to
the delicate and sensitive organs OF the sex
are removed CT prrven ed BY II few doses OF
these mild, but infailible Alternatives. No
mother who regards her MI or her chil.
dren's health should fail to have them with
in her reach.
SCIENTIFIC ENDORSEMENTS.
The London Lancet" the Lsndoa Med.
ical Review" and the most e]rnincn, of the
faculty in Great Britain, France and G-rma-
ny, have eulOgized The Pills and their in.
ventor.
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Hollo,cay'S PtAs are The best
remedy knOWn sn the world f0y
the 6AOu0ing Diseases.
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Bowel Complaints Dropsy
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Coids Fever and Agne
1hest Diseases Fenal Complaints
Eosli'eness Dyspepsia
iieadlcpes Indigestion
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inward Weakness Liver Complaints
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