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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-14
From the mandridge) American Statesman
The Coming Canvass.
From the Trenton Standard.
The NOmina alton for Governor.

The proceeding of the American Convention at
Nashville on the lst inst. resulted in the nomination
OF Hon. Robert Hatton as the American candidate
for Governor. So far as we have heard any express
sion OF sentiment, the selection by the Convention
OF this hgh-toned and eloquent debater, gives gen
eral and unbounded sltfaction. 1t could not fail
to do otherwise, and far az we are concerned we
know not how the Convention could have made a
better or more judicious selection. In private life,
Mr.. Hstton is gentleman OF sterling worth and
character-as an orator he is highly gifted-as
close and logical debater, he has few if any superb
ors. COL Halton can point 10 a private aud public
record, of pure and honorable character, and to
eminent and distinguished service for the American
party. AS electOr on the Fillmore ticket, in the
last campaign-meeting on every stump one Of the
Oldest and most able lawyers in Tennessee, be won
surels and expressions of eulogy even from his pc
litcal enemies.
We have candidate, Wings and Americans, as
well worthy of your support as any man in Ten
nessee. In sincerity we believe that We may-that
we must-tbat we will elect MIN, if all will initiate
the noble example OF the delegates themselves, and
act together in union concord and harmony.
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BEERSHEBA SPRINGS.
GRITNDY COTNTY TENN

THIS avorte Summer resort viii be opened for the re-
Il ception Of visitors the Isl Of June next.
new Hotel building and many new Cabins have been
erected and all will be he'd with entirely anf
propriate FurntureaDd arrangements perfected to
have the table supplied with the Injuries decsces
OF the season Good Bowling Alleys and hne Bail Room,
supplied with music, are gauitousy eontrbued for the
health and amusenents of guests.
Wines and Liquors. Of FO1d quality, will be supplied for
table and room use, bat no saloon will be opened.
Gambling is positively prohibited and professional
Gambler need apply for room
The Springs accessible by Railroad to MeMinn
vile, thence by good Coaches 30 mes;and good Hotel
accommo dations will b. fund both Tnllahoma aud Nc
Minnvle for those preferrng 70 main either
place, on their way. Arrangements made hsye
Hacks Bugges and Saddle Horses for hreani good
bling, provided for those bringing with them their
horses.
The road from McMnnvle the base OF tho mountain
has been put in fine oroer and the mountain road graded
aud made of daily mail will be received
from Nashville during the visiting
The entire Management OF the business OF the Hote will
devcve upon jas T. Fossfor two years past a. the City
Hoel, Nashville.
PRIcKs 90 per day-siO per week and ss5 per month.
Children and servants ali price.
e2E- No extra charge ior fires or lights
JAMES =. FoSs CO..
Beersheba Springs, May s. Proprietors.
tOluly |.
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FKEsHEr IN RIcHMoND.-1he Dispatch of Thurs
day says :-"rhe river has ris N within three feet
of the high water mark in ls47, and, as conse-
qurnce, the wharves at Rocket ar flooded, the
buildings Immediately the north and south banks
below MsyO's bridge partially submerged, ami the
low grounds completely overlooked We under
stand that large quantities of wOod have been swept
of, and we have no doubt thrt the groWin, crops
on the low grounds will be seriously injured At a
late hour last evening drift wood was comi down
in profession, sho wing that the water ABOVE
are greatly swollen.
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M'GAVOCK.

OWING the ipcemency weather. the proprietors
" have postponed their PRlZs SALE OF LOI IS ia Nc.
Gavock uotil SATURDAY, the 10th inst, at o'clock. NJ
RT 0nnbusses will leave the Square at ~ o'clock, and
collation. will be serve at O'Clock on the grounds, free
to all.
A This is fixed fof SATURDAY evening IN order TO
give the mechanics aborir opportunity to at
tend and procure comfortable homes for themselves and
families.
EH- The pubic earnestly invited to attend.
". s LINDSLEY.
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II i T. II.

On Wednesday evening, May 18th, at the Veranda HOTEL
Nashville, Tenn of Pulmonary Consumption after long
and Illness Mrs. MARTHA R. GARDNER wife Of DR..
Wm H. Gardner of Woedsonye Kentucky, aged 2jyears,
months and q days
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TEA German paper at New Orleans says tn.
the eldest son OF Prince Alexander, brother q,
the Empress OF Russia, is deputy surveyor of Il
public land at Donadsonville, 10 that State t.
was formerly captain in the Polish Light Artill-,-
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TIE FLORIDA WAR.-The following appears in
aletter dated Sd inst, at Jacksonville, Florida,
and published in the Savannah Republican:
"A volunteer, late from the scene OF the war
with the Seminole Indians, came passenger on the
aforesaid stage, from whom learned the following
facts, viz: The Indians bad rsised white flags all
over their territory. The authorities had dispatch
ed Col. LoOmis TO the territory to make an exam;-
nation and see what they meant by this movement.
| also advised that the Indians are supposed to
be 10 a starving condition. The guns which have
been taken away from them in their late fights,
in worthless condition., stocked by themselves,
with the barrels tied into the stocks, the locks
tied on to the barrels, and the flint tied into the
hammer; and it is said that they will miss fire nine
times out of ten. The volunteers destroyed all
taeir provisions, corn, &C., the past summer, eni
they can get nothing to subsst on but what they
kill with these poor guns which is but little. 1t Is
rumored that Gen. Billy Bowlegs is dead-f so,
the wars are over, and the white man eau again lie
down in the wilderness and rest, without tue fear
of interruption from the savage.
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COMMITTED TO THE JAIL OF DA-
XIDSON COUNTY

ON the 5th Of May, 1851 negro boy who says his
~ is SAN, and that he be ougs to Dennis Craon who
lives franklin Tenn. SAM is shout u is years Of
age weighs about 1885 lbs and is feet or aches gh.
Mr. Grafton is requested to forward prove property
and pay charges the law directs.
W. H. CLEM0N rs, Jailor Of Davidson county.
maY14 At Nashville. Tenn.
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Attention Farmers and Gardners

A fRkHH afF1val e fosh aai esfty CahhaEe Reea
n AL&0y
etoek BiAck-syed and japan FsaA
sun ~. esrspsfs a chiaese 8azar Cane Heea Nss
Il khe t1Ae lof paaalsng.
email qaanrity II Mnist aed Herds-erass sled. ana
bucknAeai % haad, al Of EhicA ior saAs ios 81
hA WkkLkR A.
nass- tse. East. ecaiA hsrksi ktfseL
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10. 26, Union So, cor. College
ARErIRED PHYSICIAN,

(who.e ssnds e he hars uesry Fan ost discovered
f.h. Ia he lndrs. ecftsin cure 20 Consumption,
- n-s.rsit a Css.ks tehis. aud 6onsral Dabity.
$1,000 Is discovered - hla shcn hia ony chid,
: a..ghtsr ras siysn ap DE. WISHING % do = much
- ii ssis h ei ssna 70 snch q hia Afstsd tllos-
- - s-au-st IL tas cpe, sith sl aud explicit a.
- a. assknr Il up ani hzlly using 4 He
rrqaIes ssch apphctnt % ince nm me shianf-shree
rsslndsr Be applied % he payment e this ADVERTISE
49, 49, ~. n. JAMES
Ne. 10, Grand street. Jersey City, y. J.
N
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~ Hon. Edward Everett pronounced bis
Washington Grafton in Louisville last Tuesday
night
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II

BbANK BOOKS
Royal Medium, Deni, and Cap sizes, full bound.
Cap size, half bound
Memorandum Books with AMI without locks.
Pass Books, all sizes.
Raroad Rece pts, for the N. O. aud T. A. Railroad.
Bills of LadnV, Arno'ds Fluid, Maynard Noyes Ink,
Giuisots and Arnolds Red Inks Blot ing Paper. ssnd
Qus and Cap Paper, Account Paper Envelopes &C.
For sale by apr29 Be CHAS. W. SMITH.
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Tyree Springs.

subscriber has leased this delightful estabShmt
for term OF years, and has put ii IN good repair FUR
nishei and refttsd throughOut provided excellent
oand muc best ofeooks and servants ands dstermn ed
to keep in ofeiitable TO himself and worthy OF
the public patronage. Win be opened 10 the public the
hr Of June Iyree is two well kaown TO need particular
description. MOSdER.
mayS--lm.
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House and Lot FOR Sale.

I'D virtue Of decree pronounced by the County Court
ID OF Bedford county, at the March term 1851, In the
OF j. Calhoun and others parte will sell Ia the
city ofNashvle SATURDAY the so day OF NAV next,
House aud lot in the city Of Nashville known ~ Lot
So In the plat Of lots made out for L. H. Laner and regis
in the REGISTERS ice Of Davidson county, in Book
No. H. PAGES 553 and $50 Said lot Is situated the
Il Washington Street
TTns-Said Tot viii be sold follows The purchaser
will required 70 pay Onethird In cash, the balance In
equal payments OF six and Twelve months Civ
ing bond and two approved ssciriies,
Sale 70 be made at the OF the Market house.T
mayS-td 10. II. Thompson, Comm ssioner.
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Prom the RogersviIle Times.
Our Candidate.

The Wing and American Convention which as
semblcd in Nashville on the LIST inst the entire
State being well represented unanimously nominal
ted Hon. ROBERT HATToN, of Wilson county, rs
candidate for Governor, and as the man able and
well qualified to bear our banner trumphanty TO vic
tory and glory. Our whole party throughout the
State, will endorse this choice by acclsmatiou Al
though some had their particular choice, all will
agree-to a man, that HArroS ia the man for the
times I'm point OF oratory he is able to cope with
the most gifted. He isa young man, full OF hfe
energy and ambition. Raised up from the eedars
of old Wilson-with the knots unremovedl
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efE-Dr KaBes arirs has peea PAID S57, 600 e
the sale OF the amented explorers work, The "Are.
tic EEpedltiOu,n aBd Prot LooefsIleu, Il Is saia.
nettsd as, 000 BY tbs sails Of 'hiaWsths."
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s25 REWARD.

- ANYWAY from my residence Saturday, morning
n last, Negro Girl ma ed VIOLET" Of black color
and eighteen Ct age. She is rather under the
medium height heavy made and quick spoken. She the
property Of John Johns ksq living near Nashville and is
lurking about his pace in Nash lille. will give Twenty
five Dollars for her delivery 60 Office No. 80 Cher
ry street. mayl4 WILL l.. BOYD.
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From tho Rutherford Telegraph.
Robert Hatton.

As the proceedings OF the Nashville Convention,
which will be found on our hrss page viii show you
the gentleman whose name stands at the head OF
ths article, received the unanimous nomination a.
the American candidate for governor. To say that
We are satisfied with the nomination, would be bus
poor method Of expressing our sentiments con-
eerning 1--WE sre not merely satisfied but graft
fed and 80 are al the Americans aud Wigs 90 lzr
as ne have been able 90 get Information 10 regard
10 The state OF feeling In our party. The nomiaA-
ZION OF Nc. Hattoa Is sveEyslefe greeted with the
strongest demonstrations of enthusiasm. He Is
regarded a. being fully able 10 lead the Americans
and Why's 20 victory. he Is tower Of strength.
We nos say % the members OF our party through
out tie state taat they need he under noiears. Mr.
haiton Il destned 10 redeem the State from the
taraidom Of Democracy. Lea The party everywhere
rally 20 his standard with the certainly Of victory.
NJ. haiton Il gentleman Of decided tAleBls,
aud thoroughly eoasrEuant sith general and stale
policy. Ia all the private relations OF lie be l.
gsAl4saaa 10 she tsassf meaning ofths term. Those
who know him best are hls warnesg admirers aad
most devoted lrleads.
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Prom the Franklin Review.
Our Candidate.

We this week place the name Of Robert Hatton
at the head of our paper as the candidate of the
American party for Governor-TO most OF our
friends il is not necessary to speak word OF his mer-
its, he is known to al, and known to be tried and
faithful champion OF American principles. lie is yet
young man, and has worked his way to his pres
ent proud position by the force OF bis own genius
and the purity Of bis private and public character
Surrounded ia early youth by none OF those happy
circumstances which afford the means Of advance
ment, be saw the way 20 distinction open before
him with numerous obstacles In the way, and he at
once resolved to surmouut lhose obstacles Slowly
aud patiently he tOied, aud higher and higher he
rose until be now finds himsSli called by a great
party 70 take their standard aud bear il In the
ing battle against powerful and well organized
foe.
Proud OF bis genius and bis moral worth, the
American party viii rally around their s,ardard-
bearer, aud strong in the principles OF truth and
the righteousness OF their cause viii march straight
on TO Victory. We predict en- enthusiasm for Bob
Hstton, such as Tennessee has not lately witnessed
and which viii insure his election in August next.
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SEQ REWARD.

SEQ REWARD.
Il WIRED neg o women By the q Isabella, 70 NJ
" s. Alec. Broad ~. for the pressnt year, since
ne has ran away she 4 q bright copper color. Aboat
81 years cid medium sise has very sparkling ewes
her treat teeth very bad she frequently wears i
teeth ard rings havs doubt Tat what shs i IN ~
city Ui give me above reward for Der delivery 70 ne
Nay :, ST. r W P0RrER
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Sewanee mining Company.

FHepubHc are re- psctsaliy inorned that he sEwANEE
Il MINING oOMPANf's coal YAAD, viii be closed "a
and amer he 10 lass for the sasains sammer. 1 uti
Es epenea ne hFst October. kS Al IhKXHAus.
ilb1ksCPPLY OF CoAL FkcM THAR GkBAT BAkka.
via he % hand gof ALL WHO WISH.
mAvkl--ls j. duNHSGDONMk -.,.t
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The depression 10 husiness Ia Nes York is load
ly complained Of by tn shipping Interests. IL
estimated that vessels 10 the value Of Iweuty-dS
millions OF dollars are lying 10 New York barsoi
most Of them without employment sni those To-
have ioesd senethirg 10 do hsys aeecepted il
ates ruiBoosly iow.
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XNSsSNERAevE

TO THOSE WHO LOVE THEIR FEL-
LOWBEINGS.
I HAVE REMTDY (PURELY VEGETABLE FOR FEVER
and Ag1e, Fts, ang sickness, which has NEVER
BEEN KNOWN FAIL. Il l. as pleasant, and as chelp.
u Is efcac0us. Any person who will send me he names,
and reotous the residences Of ten individuals lick Of
Consumoon any disease OF the Chest longs or SUI
ferng from broken down and shattered ronsttutou vii
receive a reward this Recipe IL embodes nll insuc-
tion for Ekng and administering this erfal Metcne
Address, DR.. TRACY DELO8dE,
mays-dtp fufns Nes York PostoRce.
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From the West Tennessee Mhir.

Orr Candidate for Governor.
The nomination of Robert Hatton, BY the Ameri-
can convention, for Governor. meets with cordial
welcome from our friends in this county As the
people generally come to know him as be is known
" uis scquaintances, the tide of public favor will
commune 10 swell until it will bear down all OPP
poshlon. The following article from the Nashville
IoT7ot will tel scho our candidate is, aud when he
Is heard in debate the people will learn uhat be is.
From the Chattanooga Gazette.
American Nomination for Governor.
With this issue of our paper we hoist the name
of our Gubernatorial candidate, Robert Hattor, Of
Wilson county, alias, Bob Hattou. He is compa-
rativeiy new man, but one who combines in his
character sh the clements of populr leader
Without the advantages of fortune AMI the PREF
tige OF hoental friends, he has, by dint of indus
try and unfagging perseverance,. raised himself
from the humble position of plow-bov to the en-
Viaole stand he now occupies in obedience to the
unanimous wish OF his party. The son of Minis
ter, who is distinguished mainly for bis sterling piety
ana strong common seDse. he was accustomed in
nis boyhood to those hardships and privatons incl
dent to his humble station and which ordinarily
mark the early history Of Our great leaders Church
and State. Mr.. Hstton having educated himself by
ms own means and exertions, chose the Law as a
profession; and while yet a novice 10 the details Of
S"e P'aetee, ne eVlhceu such unmlstaKbDe eVl-
dences OF genius as to entitle himself TO place in
the front rank smohg the members of one of the ab-
lest Bars in Tennessee.
From the pandridge) American Statesman.
The Coming Canvas.
The American State Convention which assembl d
at Nashville on Friday the LIST inst the proceed
ings OF which we place in our columns this week
unanimously and tremendously nominated Robert
Hstton. Of Wilson County, of whose honor as man
and politician, brilliancy profound orator, and
paulotlsm and sagacity as statesman, Tennessee
ans have had so much cause to be proud Should
harmony prevail in our party, and we have no rea-
son to doubt but i: will, entertain no fears of
defeat, knowing we do that principles will be
fairly, squarey and eloqueny discussed before the
people by thetalented standard bearer Of party,
Boo HatIon. To prevail the American principles
are but to be thoroughly understood
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
IL persons having claims against Gilbert Co, cor
n Broad and Co ege streets, are requested 20 pre-
sent the sane Immediately, for settlement. And al
persons oEing The BY note account are re-
qnestsd 70 mAse immediate payment
We return cur sincere thanks liberal ubc, for the
paronsgs erefJre bestowed upon and hope 20 merit
and receive eontuusnce OF ne sane, Shea, In lev
days shal be under headgay again
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L GREAT RUSH!!!
MILAINOTYPEs AHEAD!

"A OhEA Al SH
MILAINOTYPEs AHEAD!!
INHESE pictures constantly receiving the unqia hed
appreciation u Arstt Amateurs, and th@ pnoe gen
rally can csted b. the large number taken dAy,
By their possessing superior ques over both Ne AM
brotypc and Daguerrcotype-
Ou aeih les oeias better and more extensive than sn
other Gallery IA Tcnne Sc, having recently entsfsea
and lifted a. esabstmsni IN elegant naanef sqasi
ne Nor aud -aper0f % any IL ne soaih ss
enabled huisb pctarss, pat up In neAa esss'
beautifully co fsd, f1r
FIFTY CENTS, AND UPWARDS
Cur patrops ri dad ev-ry e0nVerre,e AID a'eonHo-
cation the RECEPTION on beng sasy o. .sesss' 90
she FIRsTFL0OR, aiioaiDs Ehieh = sFAOlOee iVALst
RoCA DR. iatiss exclusively. =
NB-Consts mt hant t6e most ertenHss an Faried
assortment q FAscy EEaEisss Gases, etc -, -.
Maze, UniOa ST cor. College.
49,. A our GALLERY (iate Dodges)
a., - $3.50 sver uick's China Hat, hom mtnsrzrs
10 sac 81 eaaFasss ether Ptaia Or ee.efsa. la.yn
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'Thriillng Escape from Drowning.

Thrilling EoCope from DfOWnln8.
The following is an account Of the extraordinary es.
cape from drowning Of Capt. Stevens, a Massachusetts,
plot, who, while alone on deck, was knocked into the
SEQ BY the accidental swinging Of the boom Of his boat :
Almost Immediately after his companions had retired
below, as he was standing in the quarter with the spy.
glass to his eye, the main boom jibed over, striking him
in the back of the neck, aud sweeping him into the sea.
Instantly the boat filed away, and sailed off with a elk
knot breeze. He turned in pursuit but one hundred
yards swimming satisfied him that that was useless. He
hallooed but the noise of the sails, the rushing Of the
waters, and the intervening decks, shut off all communi-
cation. There he was in the midst of the ocean, the
boat ~receding, aud no friendly sail in sight. It is not
desirable to die, and he lay for some time upon the sur
face, when, by and by, five miles away, a sail appears
standing towards hint is his only hope a faint hope,
but the last. He did not swim to her, but reserved his
strength and when she was within two miles, it was
evident that she was going q long way to the windward.
He then cooly-oh, how can a man be cool with the
deep water below and nought but the deeper heavens
above-coolly be struck out to head her off, For three
quarters of q mile or more, he swan for dear life but
now he begins to fail. His legs are already cold and
stiff, and he hangs down deep, the waves breaking to his
mouth. IT'S the last chance; be raises his head and
shouts and . Won1an-a woman's ears are open
TO the cry Of distress. God bless her !-aays, { hear
Ii voice . All hands look round. 1t Il now OF never;
and as u last effort he stretches himself above the waves
and shouts-sI am drowning!' They hear-they see;
ease off sheets! up helm !! Man the boati S 1T Is
done as quick as said-qnicker than written : shall
drown, calls the brsye, strugGlings but slaking man,
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NUMBER 9.

before the boat can row ! The captain turns the craft
full upop. him and minus of help gives the helm to his
wife, while with a coil Of rope he stands in the bows.
The rowersp pull strong, but many yards are yet between
the spot, and with the captain call-scatch hold,' the
rope falls upon his head and is turned around the wrist.
The rope is paid out, the sails shake in the wind; and
in two minutes more-after he had been in the water
an hour and a hay-the captain and bis wife pull him
over the sides, helpless, and for a long time clouded and
wandering of mind.
This yacht proved to be the Bloomer, from Salem,
Capt. Dudley Davis, who was taking his family on a trip
to Portland, Maine. He rendered Capt. Stevens all the
assistance needed landed him at Portland, on Sunday;
and with the FIRST train, that reached here at noon on
Monday, be was returned to his family-returned to
s~tartle, to gladden., to cheer Great God, what a
change Tie father, with three score and ten years
upon him-the young wife stricken to the soul the lit
tie children to whom home was gloomy-they can tell
we cam!
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DURATION OF Posrs.-The result of forty years ex-
perience and observation with me, is thai common ches.
nut or whatever fence posts set In the ground green,
and butt end d~ownwards, will lat in . sandy loan about
ten years. The same set il ike situation, top down.
wards, will last fifteen o. eighteen years. The same
timber, (and soil theaAme) we'll seasoned before setting,
will last eight or ted years longer. Timber cut in the
old of the moon in February, will not be eaten by
worms; wilfnot snap in burning, and will last much
longer made into posts than if cut at any other time
|GCor. NE. Farmer.
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1t is recommended t, prevent wheat spelling in bins,
10 v!acc !. brick into every Eve bushels. or one into the
center Of II barrel Of Aour or meal will keep it from
polding tue brick absorbs the moisture.