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New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-07

,ss.f ,s,., cts,sass race sry a.arcs. Ise ffs.s
rss s,sSnptea V <ss.Ye b.. as. c.agb: ~ hef.o',
80 .he fs,psed. 90 searching TIE ba'es7 ofs'e,'
30 t,vs were i,ono. John then unoosei ne cel,
,,,ers.i As f.the. sad 5rcther, r.vs each o. tlei
mar Of revovsfs srd IRE p.y ,hsr reosirsi - t1a
r,ye, snd cTos-s1 j. osiors !. Dscsus hro 20 % te
tom what bso hsDDsned. Ire carpet bag Fh'c1 t'.e
~ ~ - " Isui.ysls J---. Ara
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YREIST FRss "BILLY BowLEes. '-Cn,'i.s +.
Mi, esq, the Commisscns, Of Io1isn Ah.'a, hss re-
ceived q handsome present Hou Buy boRiess, 10 9
.h.n. of +. besu.!nl c. ne msie froro t,e wood o.
roysl psln iree, srd ,u.csptibls Of h'4h p,l,si.
Tie aesc y oF cold Ire pr.ssni is rns1e a. tIks9
efBIys sppreeiason OF ttdnss.e, extended % an n
by HF MI u 49,, vac. ne V:s'eo WtsansN9, 10
c.rn,nv xith othe- rnerbers o: his t,ios a. Gs,e-
gs.e 10 f,eet WITH tie United States G1ve-nnsn..
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.ar,usza s,s,: savIas iEvses P.,.-. a.. .sa
TFAs-Ta- srciior ss'. so-i,y s:tsc.v. xsa xa.,
The cf.rs slieA sSc siys y q 0e-es tgs. ss,,-
,hsi. sssp' prc's.
rOstCrG-s Spanish u1re s-.iv'. q s'-"'1s. Ss-k-.
AZ lrl-t ss.s 81 kAc,. K-1iu AZ =, Ga ,, ~ a.,
D. r,is-o a. iois ~ i,E ssPoti - eats Havana,
~ = n,of. 1rtfls, frsSr1r Hl iy'e .,rnf ,, al>
b Fh.s O.t ksn,gety a g 81
WHIS XII rlrtct . t,.f D. c1sos '; 49, n AZ.
hbs :. 2 9zs.c. L. e1,nias 8 b5la So :. a.. '"
WHAL EROsE There hs been soin- 'pccalItisr y...
IN Nv y. q. ?. - pricssoo low 81 bclla. and fa.,.
ofonle g go0 ocao;sk, Ncrh vest aud s9u'h SssPTS
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-07

Lr.yrswoRrH CIrY.-h ls:.T from Lsven Fort5
K.D,as under date Of JAY q, says:
"a ctrrus just t.ksn $50 &c ia: We Rave ; pca
tor Of 6CO, and ,2fo bndngs, Of Tai'1 hsaiJ ~
nave been put NJ ihis season.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-07

Ibeus, ui,c:ureIs Of 6Cmestc goods have for org
tine 5tsi,,dt The e.abslnen. Of tne Goth H. . sem
IN Il country whish las been Of SO much aivan,.se
10 The Manchester spinnsIs. Il would sfj'd drec,
c-ur un;cston with 81 the luge buyers Of tie cole
try: would give them kroxlsdse Of the wants Of te
trs ie ard provide for the s.ls o; the goods si-nou,
commissions. Icy could, IS in Manchester, employ
the services Of bsoker vhose chs-gts goli b n)m
la. The annexed clsuar provides IN tae mos. -a.s
f.co,y n:uper for the establishment OF th.- system
and If the plsn is carried ont We Do Lot see WY
the Cloth H.n should lot be as Indispensable 70
he manufacture ss the Corn E1chsnge is p another
depsrmen. OF industry.
NFw.YoEK WssLHousINs CoNP.SY,l
Qfee Ne. ;. Broad street. Nes fels, Az. 1855.
III. Coursny ucopo-s.ed BY th- oi - stl.-
y, yet D 1857 with capital Of sSoo = b. ilrsasst
a, -, $780, Of b- Trustees ooo oo with privilege %
cor - tu,inss. when lootto s5oai D. PAID n.
iAye eouplst cur ors,nEsior AID eoas-cei sls's
have 6rsr,s stores y,rcr r ae s-ose q eTery dssp
or of prop~ry sod such gem-ai H toe ressfi Aac sa
k.erirs heeof and the general An 81 NE t-s!e-si -
uleIi, lie cor ss,rc, and psiroosee Of t5e r1bhc-
Al The solicitation OF suufAurcs of c1nss.5 sat o.asr
FOODS We have serrred sPp1p.e cre q more Of
stores A. nav be required r the forsss aid enhio7on o.
American Goods to witch ruro. he osia ant c)Gsru oa
of;xo Of cur stores s esDecis J s5ss;ed
eufc pensa of or ChAts. AM the o.e- uA. c1o.A
IN the pamphlet which ser3 you here~iA VII ~ we
pess esa,sce yoG n or P'ws' 70 i'rs rsv -
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Receipts Of Produce-.iUG

FL North Rirer 900 bblS Fou 81 go 5ssl- Wsc
80 90 Com, llS Os's - pkss Ashes $50 DO Wssy
DO Pro,isi1rs | 6Si DC Oil Cske.
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IMMATURE ALNASAc......ris DAY.
suE-Rlses. 500 Sun-Sets... 7os NooS-Rsess 2:iJn
wArER......THls DAY.
Sandy Hcok 56 Cows Island. g. l3n Hell Gate. 10
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TotL Pots ant tfeGr.s..............l,Se
COrTON-The market 10 dull We quite noainsly IS 'O!-
kSys. ine sa,es ~ eny 500 bSss.
HIw-yosX CT .ssis LcsTIos
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-07
Mevemenrs Of Oeean stesmsrs.

The Havana leave ths port on The ID M ih lfA
and 2h Of and Charleston g, on the VA and
l9th Returning they due here on tSe ta ~
and 18th the 18th aud 3st of each ncbA.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-07

Nnrkets-C.nFrLLY HEFoSrrp yos rns n. 4. fsIsuxx
FRIpsy Argus. g. 1853.
AsaEs-Th. demand stssdy for both kinds; sales Of 10
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-07

Tle clipper bsEk Tsoony ,of Ptladylsks Cap s. Hl,dJ
r yss'-1-y from Psuecioi 81 favs Haf iS1 biiins
WIND. cllirg ibe p@s,1, Capt h. sp,rJs heh 20
rort gcco - si IGss. Whatever - R-ut4Os
baIk OIL the ~ 5ank lies in aoog. t1e
tsne Iosirol, t-t s lsst se;t.Ig ~ tie s..d
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-12-14

DoIyGs OF THE NEGRO EMPEROR.-The
Chroniqui Parisienne contains the following lace
tious story:
"The Emperor Faustin l., who initiates France
in all things and has like her, princes, marshals,
dukes counts, colleges, and universities, recently
resolved to establish an academy of forty men,
bers. like the world renowned French Academy.
But it was not easy to select the forty, every
inhabitant of the empire who could write his own
name thinking himself qualified. So his Majesty
decreed that three thousand of his subjects who
possessed the reputation Of being the most lctcred
of ALL should, at given day, assemble at his pa
lace and be subjected to a literary test. When
they were collected, he announced that the
test was the writing of tie word citron and
those who made no error i'll the spelling, should
be members of the Academy. Pens, ink, and pa
per were brought; each of the 5000 people wrote
the word, and the judges of the land and the
bench of bishops were charged to examine the
5000 papers They proclaimed that 80 only Of
the candidates had written the word correctly
that is, with c., the remaining 2,9G1 having
used an S. "Only thirty nine" cried the Empe-
ror, "and we wont forty Well, l will be the
fortieth member myself "Sr," cried the judges
"your Majesty will no doubt deign to submit to
the test? ''Of course" exclaimed Faustin and
in a large bold hand he wrote Xitron with X.
The judges looked puzzled for a moment, and
them after glancing at each other proclaimed that
his Majesty had passed triumphanty the ordeal
The Emperor was thcrcupon proclaimed, amidst
the enthusiasm of the assemblage, a member of the
Academy. "And | will be perpetual secretary,
too," added his Imperial Majesty, with pardOnable
vanity.
On which side of the church docs the yew-trcc
ropcr,lIy GROW 2-Tbc outside
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-12-14
THE NIGHT.

Selected for the "Western Democrat, and dedl
Gated to the man with the Slick HAIR.
BY GAL.
/ love the night when the moon streams bright
On flowers that drink the dew,
When cascades shout as the stars peep out
From boundless fields of blue;
But dearer far than moon or star,
Or flowers of gaudy hue,
Or bubbling thrills of mountain rills,
love, / love, lOve-Iou!
/ love to stray at the close of day
Through groves of linden trees,
When warbled notes from song-bird Threats
Are vocal in the breeze.
1 love the night the glorious night,
When hearts beat warm and true;
But far above the night, love,
/ love, | love, love-You!
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-12-14

STRANGE-A singular circumstance hap
pened to young lady in Cincinnati a few mig hts
since. The evening or rather all the day previous
she had been complaining Of severe pain in the
head and eyes, more particularly the latter; Judge
of her astonishnent and that OF her friends to find
the following morning, that during the night she
had become completely crosseyed. The transtor-
nation occasCned her no additional pain, and has
been since a matter Of much speculation.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-12-14

CURE FOR CoNsUMpTION.-Thefo following recipe
for the cure of consumption, colds DC. is published
by the Cuthbert (Ga.) Reporter at the instance OF
minister Of that place, who is informed that 1t
is infallible. 1t is at least worth trial:
Take one quart of pure gin, one gill of fresh
Turpentine just it comes from the tree, NIX wen
and let If stand twenty-four hours, then add half a
pint of clear honey and shake WELL Take one
table SPOONFUL three times day, and cure is
certain
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-12-14
EsEs. CHAMPIONS
GctHe1 AGsse Fills,

safe and certain for Chlls and Fever CIR Fever
and Ague in all its complicated forms and is also an
etecual remedy for Fevers of every description This
me dlcne Is perfectly safe and harmless its effects
and may be given with perfect safety persons of all
ages 1t never fails to effect when taken accord
ing to directions accompanying each box 1t is purely
vegetable containing deletcrious drugs nor mineral
medicines of any kind.
DIR. CHAMPIONS Anti-Billious, Anti
Dyspeptic, Purifying and Cathartic Pis-The
most reliable and safe remedy in Liver Complaint Dvs-
pePsia, CoStiveness, Sick headache Sick stomach bill
hos habits indigestion, and all that class of diseases
arising from GiSorderei condition of the stomach
bowels blood liver. 1t is entirely vegetable and
contains no dceteriouS drug medicine and is one of
the best eathartics ever recommended. - $685.. .
Price, % cents per box. use - u p -.-.....e
For sale by F. Searr Co. and by F NJ Ross Charlotte
F. NJ. Swyer Il Co., Proprietors,
June II, 1888 Bellcve, Illinois,
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-12-14
PROF.. DE GRATI4's PRACTICE

PROF. DE GRATlIS PRACTICE.
a Sheriff cured in night by De Graths Electric Oil
LETTER FROM DIR. KEYSER. -
Pittsburg, May Goth l856.--PRoF. DE GRATH, 80
Deputy Sheriff Kerr, of Pittsburg, had very swollen
and painful hand applied the oil personally which
gave instant relief He has recommended the oil to
others afflicted with rheumatism, in which the results
most satisfactory. Truly yours,
1870. ~~--0..' GEO. II. KEYsER.
Great Cures-Citizeas Read,
Rheumatism.-Mr Joseph Dartle, 8 Myrtle Street,
says the Electric Oil cured him Immediately. +
Pies--Charles Sexton, Esq, ex-Mayor of Camden,
says six applications cured him. Also cured his Rheu-
matism. ... .. ...... -. ......... -..
Neuralga.-Mr David Mann, 400 Vine Street saws
he great sufferer but the oil cured him. SO says
E IL Grant, Esq. 5l7 North Eight Street.
Croup.-This Oil is intalliblc for Group. Ask lady
at the Girard House ..r..- ....... ....---' .
CAUTIoN.-There arc numerous limitations sprung IN
on the reputation that my article has acquired. The
public must beware. They are worthless.
Philadelphia Sept list, 1856
Prof De Grath Dear Sr.--I must inform Won of
the great benefit patient of mine has experienced from
the application ofyour Electric Oil The case was that
of girl of eight years of age, who terribly afflicted
with scrofula and discharge from the knee. The leg
became contracted to literally bury the heel the
hip 1t had been in this for about months
and finding nothing in the whole 'Materia Medical to
have any effect give relief, finally procured a
bottle of your Electric O and gave the mother
directing her to apply it to the parts along the
traccd snews, which had the effect of making the leg
nearly One-fourth straight in abount six hours The
application of the Oil continued for about three
weeks using only six bottles and the leg nearly
perfectly straight. JOHN II. McEWIN. N. D.. U.s..
Ice CallowhiIl Street.
For Sale in Charlotte by Dr., Z. Nye Hutchison s. Co.
Nov 25. 1858
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-12-14
PLANTATION FoR SALE.

The undersigned offers for sale his Plantation, nine
miles south of Charlotte, the stage road to Monroe
There are IT'S ACRES Of fine Land, adapted to the
growth of cotton, corn and wheat. There is good
Dwelling and all necessary OuthOuses the premises,
in good repair. The neighborhood is excellent one,
being in the edge of the Providence settlement.
The mining part of the tract will be offered for
sale.
For further information apply at this Office or to the
undersigned at Salisbury, n. G..
Terms made easy. WI. TltELOAR
November IL, 1858. 35-5t-pd
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-12-14

pretty woman is like great truth or great
happiness, and has no more right to bundle herself
under a green veil, or any other similar abomna-
ton, than the sun has to put on green spectacles
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a SaGd q.
.lDRB D[l9UnA[lDE}

TEVIIE undersigned Agent will receive applications
z REINSURANCE in the NORTH CAROLINA MI
TUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. s.u
This Company is the Oldest in the State, and has
been in successful operation for several years. Its
moderate, and all losses promptly adjusted
Persons wishing to insure their own lives OF the lives
of their Slaves in this Company will call at the Office
of the Agent at the Bank of the State.
E@5- SLAVES Insured for TWO-TIIIRDS of their
VALUE.
THos w. DEWEY, Agent.
January u, 1853. 1ypd
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-12-14

A fec short Extracts from letters T:tinoaials &c
al have used Jacobs Cordial in my family, and have
found it most efficient, and in my Judgment, v;tlu-
able remedy Hon. HIRAM WARNER,
Judge of Supreme Court, Ga.
ait gives pleasure in being able to recommend
Jacobs Cordial; my personal experience, aud the
experience of my neighborS and friends around me-
sufficient guarantee for believe it to be all that
1t purportS to be, viz: sovereign remedy.
-....... ....-.- ...... WV. III. UNDERWOOD, . %.
Formerly Judge of Superior Court Cherokee Circuit
al take great pleasure recommending this invalua-
which believe it to be sovereign rcmcdy-decidedly
superior to anything ever tried by
4. \. GAULDING,
Deputy G. NJ fthe Grand Lodge of Ga"
81 have used Jacobs Cordial in my family and this
with all hear about il remedy by those who have
tried it, induces to believe that it stands ut the head
of every preparation of the kind and would recon-
mend its in the diseases for which COMPOUNDED
MILES G. DOZENS,
Cashier of the State Bank of Georgia Griffin. :"
If there is any credibility in human testimony Ja-
cobS Cordial must stand precminent above all other
preparations for the ofBowcl Diseases From the
mass Of testimony in its favor coming in from all quar-
tiers, il must be far in advance, curative agent of
most ifnot all other patent preparations. -
\. FLEMING,
Cashier Marine and Fire Insurance Bank Griffin
This efficient remedy travelling into celebrity as
fast Bonapare pushed his columns into Russia and
gaining cOmmendation wherever usedn-Georg, Je6er-
5ondR Egy 18th, 1858. -
BE- Sold by ]. ASHCIST, Charleston S. C. I'm
porter and Wholesale Druggist (who will supply the
trade,) and by Druggists everywhere Y.
Nov. 10 1888. ly-pd
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-12-14
BUsLDgNG.! BUILDING.!

TENHE subscribers would respectfully inform the
"a public that they are now dressing Lumber and
manufacturing Sashes, Blinds, Frames Doors and
Spokes at their Mills on West HILL Salisbury, n. c.
Their Sashes and Blinds made of heart pine and non
lar, are not surpassed by any in the State .-a
Pailin9s Balusters, Brackets, and al kinds of erpa
mental wood work finished in the best style, and furn-
lsbeG at short notice. "a All work done at their
Mills Is warranted to give satisfaction Orders from
distance panetually attended to. -E3a s..
They are also prepared to kecentraets in any mart
OF the State for erecting and fitting M all kinds of
buildings for which pians'wi be furnished if desired
III forms reasonable. atgG ytsaa & al s-ae -
"a. ,...e .=e-sf..s.Ee = MURDOCH, DARBY & CO.
Salisbury, June II. 1858, - y = GIN
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-12-14
CHICEERING & SONS
0riSe hGeG al Pi

The subscriber, resident of Wilmington n c. heine
agent for the above Firmthe only that has rec civ
ed 81 different Prize Medals different State Fairs
invites the attention of purchasers he sells the
Boston Cash Prices, showing II different STYLES of
Pianos, varying from $225 to $1,000. sa.z.-' .rt
Be5H Pianos tuned and repaired % .-. -r--s-.
a.--. -.-- T. A. BOHSSTEDT 4.
wilmington Aug 81, 1853. =-ly s 81. s-...s a1- ~
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-12-14
b w. RAEDER ..-. ..5.
Architect and Civil Engineer.

-. SdLISBIRY, " G.,
WNTILL furnish Designs Specifications. and Sinner
w attendance for Town Houses, Cottages, villas,
Stores and Public Buildings; also, constructions
belonging to Railroads, such Bridges of Stone Wood
or Iron, and all Buildings required Stations. s1'
Plans and estimates given for the Improvement of
Water Powers and mechanical constructions in general
Recommendation. J. W. Ellis; Chas F. Fisher pres
N G. Railroad; Jas. G. Turner Ch'f. Ener West'n @
Railroad, Salisbury q. P. Merdenhal Treas.r n, G
Railroad Co, Greensboro; r. F. Sinonton, Treasr
Wcstn n e. Railroad, Statesyille, y. C.. =
Salisbury, \. c., June Il 1853. em .a
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-12-14

IHOTG TESTIMONY
AS to the value of Quinn's Rheumatic Remedy:
CHARLOTTE, n. c., Aug 10, 1853
Mr. W. w. QUINN Dear Sir: 1t is well known to the
citizens of Charlotte and Meckenburg county generally
that for years past have been afflicted with Rhem-
tism in its worst form-so badly off that frequently for
months in succession unable to either hand
or foot tried all the remedies could hear of, both
North and South of them effected anything like
permanent and many failed to give temporary
relief. Hearing of your Rheumatic Annihilator,
last resort procured two or three bottles used it
cording to directions and am happy to certify that in
remarkably short time it has entirely cured me effect
ing such thorough too, that believe there is not
veStige of the disease now left i'll my system. have
no hesitation III stating that your Rheumatic Annihia-
is the only for rheumatism that has
come within my knowledge, and believe the only re-
liable offered to the public Persons afflicted
with the painful disorder heavy debt of gratitude
for your invaluable discovery. You at liberty to
use this you please. EDW;D TERRES,
Assist Assayer L. S. Branch Mint
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-12-14
Fresh Norfolk Oysters.

a BRANCH of the celebrated Oyster House of ]. G..
Sibley Co., has been established in this Town for the
purpose of supplying the community with Fine Fresh
Oysters which, in point Of delicacy of flavor, much
superior the Oysters from any other market and the
subscriber would respectfully invite Dealers and lovers
of this delicious bivtve to call him. he is salts
fed that the quality of his Oysters will suit the taste of
every epicure in this particular, matter how asd
ouSly refined. His Oysters received fresh every day
bv Express and families and all others who may bcsOw
their patronage upon him. need entertain fears what
ever getting any other than and fresh article
J. W. WICK Agent
Charlotte, Nov. 80. $50. 3t-pd
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-12-14
BATS AND CAPS.
Boots, Shoes, Trunks and
Great Southern Remedy.
y Jacobs Cordial,

For ALL BOWEL DISEASES, CHOLERA, DYsENTERY DIARR-
HGA, CHOLERA MORBUS BILIOUS collie, CHOLERA IN
FANTUM. Also, ADMIRABLY ADAPTED
EASES OF FEMALES most especially painful menstrual
ton.
THE virtues of Jacobs Cordial too we'll known to
require encOmiumS.
LIST 1t cures the worst cases of Diarhma.
I'd 1t cures the forms of DySenterv,
Sd 1t cures California Mexican DiarrhDa,
.. 4th 1t relieves the severeSt collie,
5th 1t cures cholera mOrbus,
9th 1t cures cholera infantum
18th 1t cures painful mcnstruation,
Sth 1t relieves pain in back and loins,
9th 1t cOuntcractS nervousness and dependency
10th 1t restores Irregularities,
18th 1t diSpcS gloomy aud hySterical feelings.
18th It's an admirable tonic.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-12-14

On which side of the church docs the yew-trcc
generally grow ?-The outside.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-12-14
FURNISHING GOODS,

Consisting in part of Linen, white and fancy Marseill
Shirts, Merino Undershirts Jeans and Merino Drawer
Cravats, Gloves, Hosiery, &c.
FULLINGS, SPRINGS & co.
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Wilmington: Aug 81, 1853.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-07-01
9ortrr
THE LOVE OF GOD.

Love Thee Oh, Thou, the worlds eternal Sire!
Who's palace Is the vast infnity;'
Time, space, hight, depth, Oh, God, are full
Of Thee,
And suu.eyed seraphs tremblo aud admire.
Love Thee but thou urt girt with venpeful ire,
And mountains quake, and banded nations flee
And terror shakes the wide uufathomed sea,
When the heavens rock with thy lempestuous g
ire.
Oh Thou! foo vast for thought to comprehend
That vast ere time-shalt be when time is DER;
Ages and words beUin-grow old-and end
Systems and suns Thy changelrss throne before
Commence and close their cycles; Lost, bend
To earth my prostate soul and shudder and
adore!
Love Thee! Oh, clad IN human loveluess,
Tn whom each heart iis mortal kindred knows
Our feshi our form. our tears, our pains, ouI
woes;
A felIow-wandprer Ger earth's wilderness!
Love Thee whose every word but breathes TO
bless!
Through Thee, from long-sealed lips, glad
language flows;
The blind their eyes, that laugh with light
uuclose;
And babes, uuchld, thy garments hem caress
] sec Ther--doomed by bitterest plngs TO die
Up the sad hill with willing foots cps move,
With scourge, and iaunt, and wauton agony
While the cross mods, in hideous gloom, above
Though all--even there--be radiant Deity!
Speechess ] gaze, and my whole soul vs. love
-IMilman.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-07-01
DOMESTIC ECONOMY.

New PLAN OF DRYING PEACHES
WITHOUT PEELING THEN - Messrs.
Editors:-As the furze which covers
the peach is very Objectionable in dry
ing them with it on, and as peeling
them for drying is a tedious process,
and causes the loss of much Of the sweet
est and best part Of the fruit a plan
which will obviate both of these OBJ
jections, and give us the dried fruit as
good as if peeled, and in fact even bet
ter, is a desideratum, the supplying of
which would be very acceptable to all
who are in the habit of drying this ex-
cellent and desirable fruit for table use.
A lady friend Of the writer has found it
out and communicated it to him, and he
will here describe it:
Make a tolerably strong He with wood
ashes, by boiling them in water-letting
it stand after being boiled sufficiently,
until the ashes settle to the bottom
when pour off the lyo. Then put the
peaches to be dried in this, loarn1, but
not, hot enough to cook them any, and
rub them in itawhile. Then take them
out and wash them in clear, cold water.
This process will take the furze entirely
off, and leave them as sleek and as
smooth as nectarines, with nothing but
a thin skin on them. Then cut off and
dry as usual Peaches dried in this way
will be found to be very sweet, and have
all the advantages Of not losing any by
the usual process Of poeling-as the
sweetest part Of fruit is generally next
the peeling. We have eaten pastry
made with such peaches, and can speak
from ozperienco.-[J j. r. H., in Louis
vile journal,
MOTHS IN CARPETs-An experience
ed housekeeper writes
"Camphor will not stop the ravages
Of moths after they have commencod
eating. Then they pay no regard to tho
presence Of camphor, cedar or tobacco;
in fact, rather think they enjoy the
Iattor, if anything, better than humani-
ty can. Nor will tho dreaded and i'm
convenient taking up and beating al
ways insure success, for / tried it faith
fully, and while mailing it down found
several Of the worms, alive aud kicking,