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SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN
PROSPECTUS
VOLUME FOURTEEN
Iansx.a Enna aanhnn lIlh 1919

BeSiDs september HIN, IS0S.
Mechanics, Inventors, Manufacturers, and
Farmers.
rTNHE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN has now reached its
4 Fourteenth Year, and will enter on a New Volume
the lih Of September II is the only weekly publ
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Union. II is moi, might suppose from lis title,
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trsty deals with the great events going on in the
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August 20. 55-
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From the s. G. Farmer and Planter.
MANuRING LANDs-ANoTHER PROPOSE.
TION.

Mr.. EDITOR IL am glad to see that the
Planters generally are beginning to find out
what they ought long ago to have known was
to their advantage, and il is that they can
and ought to make more manure than they
do, and you may ask me why they have be-
gun TO do it. Well, | will answer your ques-
tion in this way: think they say. or it is
said, that persons are always justifiable in
acting in sslf-defence, and Planters be-.
gin TO find out that the manuring system
pays very finely, and they see every year
that their lands are getting the worse Of wear,
or is wearing OUT from being planted and not
manured. Not 0nIy this, but they find that
one acre well manured, will make as much
as three acres not manured, notwithstanding
good many Planters say that manuring is d
great deal 81 trouble. Admit it, will ask
any person to say il he ever got anything
without trouble To obtain it. have never
vet met with a Planter that is in the habit
of manuring, who does not say it pays finely.
Aud another reason why the planters are get.
ting in the way of manurng is this: They
have got through clearing the most Of their
land, and now they must either make manure
Or mnye West, for they must make 50 much
cotton to the hand, and they are obliged to
manure to do il. When speak ol planters
getting more in the way of manuring lhan
they used 70, | am aluding 70 the pl ,nters
10 my immediate and some adjoining neigh
borhoods, and the plan that 4 good many
adopt With their c"tton seed aud compost
stable manure. is. to apply it all To their
cotton, aud under the list, which is the best
way that aud every other planter have tired,
and the reason why We apply it under the
list l0r cotton, Is, because we get two crops
from the same manure. In manUrlag win
cotton seed We pnt ane peck 10 the task row
which will make fine cotton on poor land
and c0mpnst or stable manure we put from
three to four bushels to the task row, aud
am n0w satisfied that it IS the oply way Ia
manure to be benefited BY IL. Then lnilow
cotton land, or land that has been planted IN
cotton aud manured. with corn. and bY 10.
ing that you can make fine corn, aud TIM,
get bath a crap ot corn and cotton oil the
land, leaving II a great deal better Than Il
was before ,nn began tn manure II. THIS Is
system that is pursued among us. aud It i,
the only way 10 be benefited By manure, for
IL i dung nothing. or il is throwing away
manure and time 70 appy compos manure
TO tile hill, 10 any crup. W. B,.
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THE CAPTAIN THAT WOULDN'T
RACE.
M ms yurNe 'rx,

Early in tie spring If the last year, n
magnificent new steamer was launched upon
the Ohio river, aud shortly afterwards made
her appearance at the leyCe opposite the flour
ishing city Of Cincinnati. Gilt edged covers
cnyeloped the captains prospects" accom-
panied with the invitation to "see her
through" upon her first trip. being forward
Cd 10 the editorial corps IN that vicinity, the
chalkcd hats were numerous" on the occa-
sion. Il was grand affair, this debut Of q
floating palace, which has since maintained
her rrpale untafnishcd as the "crack boat
par excellence upon the Western waters.
Your humble servant was among the invited
gucs,s--and d nice time he had nf IL!
found ms self on board 81 this beautiful
craft, in close communication with a score Of
unquesiionable beauties. The company prov
cd 10 be a heterogeneous conglomeration of
Chamctcr--ma,le up Of editors. lawyers, and
auctioncers, indcsCribabcs and iancics"--
with a sprinkling Of nonsuches." There
was q stray parsun. too, in the crowd. but as
lis leisure time "between meetings" was
spent in trading horses. dispensed with his
grace before meals"
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. &c.

EviNE BIBLES, PRAYER and Hymn Book. Memo
randum aud Blank Books of all sizes, Letter and
Note Paper. aud Envelopes. 0shorne's Water Colers
and Try Paints. Fine Playing Cards, Dominos and
Backgammon B0ards.
Fancy Articles Of all kinds.
Fine Hair. Tooth. Paint, shoe. and Horse Brushes.
Ladies Rubber. Drc..ing, Bonnet, and Puh Combs.
Pun and Coarse Combs,
Ruhher Head Bands aud HaiI Pins.
Mufrorco Travelling Bags silk and Bead Purses.
Port Monies snI Pocket Books.
sewing Birds. Teclhng hings. and Ra,ics.
Metal Puff BoEes. 1'ay Locomotives. Patent Gun
waI., Toy Whip.. Fishing Lines snd Hooks.
Chins aud Wax Bsdes and Doll Heads, Tape Mea.
sures, fransiplnni Saichels.
soaps. Pomide. and Perfumes; al.o BaIins and Han.
els Toilet soaps. Periumet, snd Pomad,s.
China Candle sticks, Flower Vases. Motto Mugs and
Cups.
Rice Powders and silly White. f1r the skin
Violin and Bango Strings. aud many other articles
jus received and for sale a The
DRUG STORE.
July S. r.
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WHAT Is HAPPINESS.

" Every thinking man." SAYS Ceci, "wiIl
look around him wien he reflects on his sit
uatIon in this world, aad will ask, what will
suit my case: : What is it that want! What
will satisfy me? lonk at the rich, aud
see that IN the midst of all his riches, sick at
heart for a garden OF herbs. see Dives. at.
ter all his wealth, lifting up bis eyes in hell,
aud begging for drop Of water to cool the
rage at his suffering. | see the mumcntw when
he was eSultDg in his hoards.
" II iaos at the wlse. | see Solomon with
all his "is,lom, acting ike fool aud knaw
that II | pnssrssed all hi; wisdom, were
left 10 myself, | should act as be did. sec
AhiIhoPhel with all lis pulley. hanging him.
self for vexation. "...#
" 1t | turn 10 men uf pleasure, | see that
tits sataH's bed ia'n which he casts his slaves.
see Esau selling his hirti,right for mess
of potlagc. ! see solomon. alter all his en-
j'Nments, having III, name scandal to the
church To the latest age. II think of honor,
take 4 walk in Westminster Abbey, there
san end nf all inquiry. There wals Among
the mighty dead. l here is the windin. up
Ol human glory. And what remains oil the
greatest men Of my country: \ boastins
epifaph.
None If those things can satisfy me.
must meet death, must meet judgment,
must meet God, must meet eternity"
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To frgSEss MrS-tyery business man
ari mechanic. Gho In,. praprt appreciation
nj the teue uuda oi doing BI.iur.., uygtt h
hayr impressed urua liss memory ,ig fact that
90 mas shp4ld Dc delicate ailpat asking luf
What i. property hi. due. / he peglscls do.
r. -, H. i deficient in tn spirit uf inie.
peudrdce which he .aaald observe in al t,s
actions. Rights ave rights. aud Il nut grt8i.
tt, should bt demanded. The selfish wufiti
iS little inclined t. give him his uWH. ua.s.s
b. tas the m1Bliut.s - claim il. The lack
81 proper ipliiImtht ni tins principle has lpst
TO msuy. f,dunr, fame aud reputation. as.
casiua.ig 4 customer, WIti i, less a gentle
mgH than an up.iart. puts uu haughty airs
au# Affects ~ III iHsujged i'll bang da#nel
Tor muHey that he urgtt Io have gt.d ,aa.
btine. No matter, IHe idlurcr is wo.thg
NJ hls hire. Np know it j unplea,an. tp -
dunued, and equal,y unpleasant 30 daau other
people. nevertheless circumstances some.
timps require tlai we submit in both but we
wnuld be sorry u get Wfalby" az man
because lie asked us fag ais own, aud we
think man very small pa.atats, Whu will
lly ia a passion Whgn We demand u small til!.
Slams Esd.a
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DEEP CULTIVATION.

Esnp narrates the following fable: A
hnsbandman DYING was DESTROYS that his two
SIMS should continne his business. lie eli.
ed them 10 his bedside aud ihus addressed
them: Nv farm and it, treasures ! be-
queatl jointly to SUa u Nuur only patrlmu.
uy. | charge YOU never to sell Il. l1r sumo.
where ia the ground, within l,ut Of the
sarl4ce. there are treasures buricd. The
sons conclu,lei he talked of money which
was hidden there -, after their father'-
death. with unacaried diligence they care.
lully dug every inch Of the farm. The lrea-
sule they expected to lind Was not there, but
the ground being welI.stlrred and ioosenrd,
brought forth 50 buuntiiuIly that il proved a
real treasure Few farmers are aware that
underneath their visible acres lie others
equally valuable. The man who dies npt
improve property to its utmost captttty. Is
snlhlu 10 moral sense, il nol ia physical.
That the products aud profits Of the iirst Amer.
ican farms can be doubled by deep cultivation,
jndiciuus rotation aud high manuring. Is an.
questionable. II the best American farms
can thus Dc increased il profit. how muct
gIeater tie proportion on ihc thousands u
pnnr acrrs. a little fsfm well tiled j. bptll
nurc pleasant aud profitable than great farm
eafelcssly run over. Labor aud industry
well applied to agriculture seldom lail Of a
reward. ~ 4 pifRer.
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We copy the following from that most val
nable Jnurnal, the American Agrlcuturallst.
We should be glad to know that it was ex
tensiyely circulated among ne.
How To PLow UNDER TALL WEEDs.-Where
weeds have not been kept down by other
crops, or BY pasturlng, they have. as might
be expected, made must luxuriant growth !;
and as many such fields will have to be
plOughed Tor wheat, and other fall crops, il
becomes a matter Of much Importance to
know how we can best turn. them under
with the pin., so as 10 be completely out Of
the way of the harrow and drill. An excel
lent way to do thi.. is TO iasten one enI OF a
heavy log chain to the end III Il double tree TO
which the harrow or ofl'hurse is attached,
bringing the other under the beam Of the
pIow, just before the share, aad conin;ng it
lhere. The chain should lar enough 10 toueh
the grounl, or nearly SO. 4 little practice
will teach how tight it should be. BY this
plan the weeds are drawn into the furrow
and completely covered by the fnrrow-,Iiee
falling on them while there. Will somebody
tell u. OF better way
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Tha. It is tie mn'her wha mould, the man
is a seHiimer, beautifully Illustrated by the
following recorded observation Of slirewd
write:
When Iivcd amau- the ChocIaw IL.
dams. hnia coa.aitatioa wtth nnc nf thsr
chiefs, respecting tac successive Stage nj
their progress In t3c arts 1t civilized life,
ani, amo : otter thugs. bc informed mc that.
at theif ffs: start thcr leIl iatn = great m.-
takr--tbey naly stut her BOYS to school.
These boy. brcamr intelligent men, but they
married nurducaltd waygs. and the unitutn
re'ult vas, tfat tbr children were ail ltke tf.
mothrr. Thu. the father snbn lost aIl hfs
interest IN both vile aud children. iHd
nUw,' said he, s ir wc would educate bu, ane
class of our children. ~ would clouse Tie
grls, t5r, when tFry becgmc mothers, tl.cv
would educate their .eu..' This il the pniui.
aud il i ttgc. No nation can become fu'ls
ard permanently eis Tied aaI enlightened
when thn ma;lter. are uut. IN q good dessee.
qualified IL disei rse ths datir, ui tie home.
work ef gducal.an"
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4 MORNING PRAYER
Peisrsoa's Mlgasine.

Those s'teaks upon lhe wall
Denote another day,
Oh, ihat 10 me might fail
No siu this DAY.
! cannot hope, oh Lori.
Tat thing 10 say
When conscience shall recall,
But aill may humbly pay
Thy pity, Lori,
And not thy sword,
Attend my crring way.
Not for this sinful self alone,
0h Lofd, ny prayers
In iby.dear loving kindness hold
Size whom Thou slyest ne, 10 be
Tie isar ronsoler q ms HE,
Ny tender and devoted wife,
Aud all the precious ioid
Whom thou hast trusted to our care;
Those Little ones"
0fwhom thou spak'si, Oh Lord,
Ofwhom thou SPAS the gracious word
To hting them unto thee.
Father for these ani aii thy sons,
For all tbs children Of tile earth
Poor, weak. fnloru=.
Thy hounieeus grace aud pity give.
Whilst .ii!l below We i've;
Aud. III tie resurrection morn,
Uial Triumph il immortal hirih.
,anada. Nifararui, Oct. -. 1857.
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PrcRLrp DAMsoX. Boil together three
pounds of sugar. one ounce OF cloves, one
ounce Of cinnamon. aud one quart ofvinegar.
Seed seven pounds Of fruit, and pour the
boiling syrup oyer it. The next day scald
the frot and syrup together, aud if the syrup
should not prove thick enough, pour it off,
and boil it few minutes
Pasrsoa's Magasine.
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To PREyENr SPROUTS Many trees are
liable to throw up sprouts for yards around,
and for years after being cut down, to The
great plague and trouble Of the owner of the
soil, keeping him digging and grubbing, to
remove the sprouts 10 the detrlment Of his
crops and his own patience-such, for in
stance, as locust. poplar, gum, and others.
To prevent this, all that is necessary, after
cutting down the tree, is to bore a hole, say
from ten to twelve inches down into the
stump, and fill with common salt This will
kill the living principle to the utmost extent
Of the roots. The best time probably would
be some time in August, though haze killed
locust in spring, and gum in August, while
others that | did not salt kept me grubbing
for wears.
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large Canestoga mare until the cross attains
three quarters of the boodcd stock is superb
or, think, to the Cleveland bays Of Engl land.
A venerated friend, Alexander Reid, Esq,
now no more. Of Washington county, Penn
sylyania, introduced that cross, and com.
mend it to every man who knows how to
make a spire Of grass to grow where one
never grew before"
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NOTICE. .

IN pursuance " anlh,rIiy given 10 nc by the viii
of John Seciy. decreased. shall oer for sale, al
the coarl House IL iI.bofnugb, Oh Monday the 23d
day Of August neat, being Monday Of Court the hous,
and lot whrre James =. Watson now lives. on credit
OF nine months, the purchaser giving bond aud good
security.
SQUIRE ID. UMSTED, Err.
By J. w. Norwood. his Attorney.
August 4. -3w
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GoyERSoR WfsE ON IIoasE RAciSG.
nor Wise declines TO attend the great hurse
show at Springfield, Massachusetts,. In his
letter he says:
)" 1t has been said that nothing else than
horse. racing will improve aud keep up the
breed II fine bluodcd stock. am not vii.
ling 10 believe any such thing. Improved
agriculture and the wealth il produces will
in my opinion. do Ear more for the horse than
ever the turf did. Race tracks, with fash.
ion for the sport Of racing among the leading
proprietors q people, will impoycrish them
and dwindlc the hUrsc 70 a pony. The hnC
blood ought 70 be kept pure, IN order that i
NAV be crossed on the large aud coarse stock
The thoroughbred stallion crossed on the
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WuArS-D'lsfaeli, speaking Uf the sosie
ty of refined aud charming women, says
. Il ID an acquaintance winch, wien baGiiG'
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once seuse Manuractu ring Company

Raleigh, June 81. 1855.
TNlIIS Company continues 10 nay 81 Cents par
pound for Cotton and inen RiGS--deliyered al
Raleigh. a, their Mills sS miles eas, of Ileleigh.
Hu' II. w. Hustled. Treasurer.
June 80. 46-3m
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STATE OF NORTH CALOLlNA.
ALAMANcE COUNTY.
II Egni,y-OuginaI Bill.
Iohn II. Clapp.

r..
John Tstscolt. sheriff of Allmlnrc county. James G.
Moote. John Holt. Williamson Iiolt and
James ". Clspp.
III appeanng 70 the satisfaction of The Court, ha,
= Williamson Holt and James NJ Ciapp are NJ re-.
Jents oi this STATE. Il therefore ordered hii puhlira.
lion he made 10 ihr Hlll.hofough Rrrmdrr iar six
weeks, commanding the saiI williamson Holt and
lame. NJ. Clipp 10 be aud agIraS btioe The next
term Of thi. GeuT 10 hc held IN the town af Graham.
the sth Monday after The tlh Monday II Sspember
neti. 10 answer. plead 10. demut said l of
plaini. decree pro coafesso agiin-i them will ho
entered.
Wines. Isaac Holt. CIrtk sni Master IL Equity
for Aamanrr county. II Office ihi. The l2,i i.y u
July, A. u. 1855. ISAAC HOLT, q. n ". y.
JulyI Piice adv. ~ SO 3s-6w
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.s~.s. ~ssse,~,~S'

prAcm TREr BoRtR-'rAN.Y.--We saw 1t
stated two Years aru in an agricultural jour.
nal. that these pests could be driven from
peach trees By iansy. We planted il at the
roots Of some ten or twelve trees. aud not
une ul them have been disturbed, whilst
others are injured. This spring We intend
planting Il around all. NeuJtry Is. c. Sun.
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One DsllaY . Year
9oA
7 He VAL LEY WHI0
CLUBS or FIVE Or MORE.
TERMS or ADVERTISING.

Bnsinssscard not oxccsding six lias nsiA,
tI5, Otherwise 11t.
sotisss q nsssi.gs ,sAsritabIs sosisti.s .Ar.
composites, 80, half price.
Displayed advsrtissmsntt half noYs thar th.
above patss.
Advsrtissmsntsi ssd cd an p iacsd srtA. h..I
4 f''spseiSi notices, = tosbtefAs srIlnSvr yaars
SpSsla lnotissstn he losa selsnu ie ea.t.
line.
AivsSsissmsntsor ordsYedon II 81 asia I, xal.,,v.,v
10 ths Daily, aftsr thsArst two week.. SO Derssnt
mofe than the abovs rates.
dvsstissnsstsnet tscconpsnisd With diyestisn,
willbei nssrtsdtiIHerbi = nd charged 10 rsesar1
ingly.
Aihvsnsiss f1Sssytlss~<nss s~s4fb sps114ssAssA
This rais viii sst ~ varied from.
when the advertiser usss the Weekly aloas Z h
price will = tas ssns - In the Daily. where shs
Daily and Weekly heth sssd, - pr cent. vi Il
b. deducted from the aggregate smosns.
Under shs present sys.sn, the .dvsssissr pays 80
ehargcabis for position only. This plan il ~.
gsneraiiy adopted. 0srshasgs res vi Ibs
II eents per s0ness.
Mrtn al Sssss yAsss aasertissssA.s ass sis-
t,ntinas1 Sst.e Pen q tAeyssr . the
cline eonesaossd fe11 M Vii y sleSnDd $ a
eur reguiarraAss3nf G5Afns aStsAlIyls.
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CUMMINGS 4 BEGG5.
Architects.

s u p 4 X H. N EN- d IN rs.
lAVEtAken an Office in Keddington's 3 Block
i corner Of johnson and Third strests, in Room
No Ind story, first door to the left at the head
Of the MsiA entrance stsiEs, where thsy Invite
their frisnds and the public call. They arc pre-
pared 10 furnish designs and detail drawings for
buildings Of all kinda, public and private, and 70
superintend the erection Of the aane. They hope
TO do business In such will please their
patrons and do credit to themsslyes.
Refer, By PERSUASION, u
k:P. Lsves uswkins Taylor,
Edward kilbesrne, James EsteS,
6eo.u. Andsrscn, u, .CYesl,
VIC. Stripe, D. .Keddineton.
Wm. Lsighton, JIM. billings,
in. Hiatt. J.B. Paul.
aeel3dly y48
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JOS. II. II. BERTHAA. IS
REAL ESTATE AND lNSUR 1
0R - ER. 5Ssl
OFFICE, NO. =, KILR0URNE LOCK,
IL AS for Sale 50 beautiful Lots K1H4
l. l. bourne = Addition. u
Frsm any of these Lots the prospect ~
the view around thecity, isdeiightfnl, &
They are all near or ID dining
KILBOURNE PARK!n
And no other Lots in the City can be unnas2lsU
for residences.
Bleck i7e in the oldifmits.
90 Feet - Aaiu-st., between 9th G043th,
& Lot 4, Block ~, on Blondeau-st.
90 Feetin Block 7oi on Main-st., between 10Th
nd 18th.
Is Feet on Main. st. :, commencing 100 feetfron
10Th street.
10 Feet on 4th st, in Block IS, . very desirable
building residence.
Also, Lots In Hdward Kiibourne . = nAddition,
TsRns-Low, and very Easy
For further particulars enquire at the -
jan20d %
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TYHx 0snf na11l Ao1Sss Ui60a111n9 ~ Az
hs11e eleteo uMhsAe Wsste1n G1sss,u
SO soathssMtesn eta1(S ~ sentlu1sus Rail-
vilh 1sily line Of 5sssssu,Es ~, II |.
WsseseN 1tsers, and - "a ~ Slusk,
With atea0els " all ~ ~ - 0cs,ern
Lakses uohiae IL the - 6, cAtSpe1f and re
liable rents1y wkieh \ 903 can be for varcea
to and aro0 The Crest Wet.
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NOTICE. :.
TIRE Prssbytssy 81 Ksokak viii hid ias mar,
y regular snesliRg ~ Lrolsn, .on the second
1hHsday (8th) Of April. - so'cleek D. n.
9. 9. DHAAAN, Stated Clerk.
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CLARIFIED SUGAR,
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