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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-10
Cinrianati Harket.

y, M ERiDAY, May c.
rELV = - ile inafket opened With d rood
demand and after the news from New Si,,pE
vas made public on ,claI ee. became greatly
e 81. /, and pnces advances f6lty25c pei
e ll ihe ssies made public reached .Tf). s10
dds, including 1000 bbisSdeIivered at Louis.
wins egEnning ut Sc 50lfur superfne. ana
sraylug Of dt Sc 66NR6 ~, and So S5fdl7 IA
eAefa, ! he latter for white wheat. TheE mar.
ket closed Hnse tiled and boyant. 81 III sl INNS
Mets received during the last "a hours.
Il N HlSkY--1le demand isgood. and am
Dnis sold ut 25925te, bIIt After the ne vs. froIn
AeW York was make psbIlc, holders NH m
inc prlce-io 26c, and he indications al he
close We're, that this swonld be the rate Ia
morrow Ssss fis3s 8s55fs.;'' y 4 ~ n
PRO vlSIo NS--Thereisn 10 essential chan Z
IN the market SO hhds Bacon 81 7c fyr Shosis
tlers, It Sic for Sides, inclujidg i'd hhds Shout
ders al &c. ss4gs II la 80 q 80 y
GR0CERl ES--A good debna nd for sne,,rs s,
full rates. Sales OF $50 hhds at 7a1T93c,
choice grades are held at Be. MoiassesI Ms.
changed and firm !; hsiders generally asking
a0c, Though in filing orders for regular ems
toners, not over $50 l9e Is fliaf aed. but roma
lots could not be purchase dbei6w 4t)r. Cor
ee istending higher. ssIf hi i
" hEAl--The market isEpery ffmiwith an
active demand ana prices Hteildingsp uwar.ts
S ~ pnS AZ . 65; $50 10 good do
at = 6es 200 do do doiat 81 90 IISS,sand 500 DO
red at S lis. ,. 81 81 a 4,
y G0RN---1..hs marketi IS srrn at sfEa8oe White
aaS advanced 70 SIC, with sales 600 bush.
Il pASi a-T Enc markets finn wlth brisk de-
a pS Fl ee9o2 On ARRIVAL. The receipts age
'fS9 ttrA - - 4s5s I'LL AEf
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-10
OBITUARY.
4 Some men nd 5a.lrbIe, but we might til
4 glass

some. fnen nee1t n.i4fo ls, put we might trust
Fl glass
With the memory Of ADAM BLAeK =
Sarh was the remark of8a Minister, upon
sflnlg infofIHed Of the dea fhofI our venerable
aug aged friend, ADAM N-Ac1, Of Cabell
County, VaEf iii III BIZ
.lie Was JorriRsi May lsth,l77s. IN Eouaop
CNntYVa. MaIted July sth, 1865 emf
grated,tj Mud Rivlr, now LABEL County. Va !,
iathe1m NTH Of JuEYa f5ta, ami departed this
: LUZ, April b, 1887 geatefghty Yeafs.
3fanYthsngs lnightbetruly said ii regard 70
lie deceased, dis a5}eitszeItslTa peighber hus-
b1ndis father md ml$ter which should excite
ynl1aiion the minds OF all lis surviving fam
lily anil friends butiwe fdfbtaf+ His house
WAS always tyate flF the way worn llIiniSt Ter
6f fcIiIist, and fof tsIiftF Years, was occupied
}bs his friends and Afleigh1orS as place b
worship: He united with The Al. E. SChurch
II The prime Jof bis young manhood and n
-ffa med q faithful member unlif the master
sad fiji is enough, c9inenp hig4et!P'' ,5z
/ Father Blaze WIS the subject Of severe suf-
5feFmg durin4n MAY geatSlof his after lifel bFlt
lie always bore ms aflIictions with Christian
patience and .Suhm sSion. "A few days ef9re
biS.dtatlt tie seemed 10 have fallen. into ID
Eind Of stupor, but fhally was observed BY his
daughter, just before his departure, to De a Nix
iouly looking up into heaven land WHEN
eS&edif he lsawianythlag. hesans ~tred !, FL see
q hundred Angels !" soon after whiohihe fela
asleep III Jesus SO calmly and tqaistls tn i
he has fiedEto his heavenly resi- ere the family
had perceived he Fact that he was dead. f
Itais known to his, friends tilatH when THE
M., r. Church was diFlded, Father Black took
decil.d, stand wfthIthe South, and 50 re-
niaiaeI until his death. Asa STAKEHOLDER, he
LOGGED upon the aggressive .lo .sats Of the
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-10
Di,tussiou jat Dpddridgs Court Housp.

iou III i I0ddriIgeT rourt W,,uss
sls 1l ~ H. 9Ttl, ,,ls Fl
~ Aollp -. iso,,arass - Il, It'll A,'s I'M q
candldaIsSE 1T u w., T., M II. II
t tT ns, soss s !. @ ! u,
j Me 5leatrl5s hi, III IT,. tla a.d; sa VIZ
.Sefe Pipsq o oa IT, and ~ 4 e
. y yefy Hill ,terast;a'. To.h t9' ,al,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-10

4 e H. Is n ! - Z
fhc Aaaorda Ealiel arrived AZ our
landing last5night, and will leave 10 5mor-
.fov, her regular day. or Cincinnati.
The F5iyiiaiiq Home 81 running fregsI
--lary between this place and Parkersburg.
l3aoWs. her gentlenlanly Clerk. will
please accept our thanks for papers.
/ 3The IA. IT. Qaarrisf arrived al
charleston. oil Saturday last, and LETT Oh
Monday. #
The Harriedne Is plying try-weekly
baweea this place and Gallipolis. She
,eayos bore on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Sundays
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-10
agon, and Rlackgmitl SHOP,

rTNHE subscriber informs the Inhabitants or
Il Goals Mouth and vicinity, that he still
contlnuestp carry on the Wagon Making ant
Blacksmi thing business, in ALI their diffs5end
branches. He is prepared TO furnish his Gus.
tomtIs with a neat, good and suhsts Mai
Wagon; lis materials are of the best quality.
aid he is confident his work viii bear inspec-
tomas it is done either by himself or uhdeF
is immediate inspection. eF5 81:
Il JOHN oVERSHlNER.
CoALs MOUTH, Feb.a 1858. 3;<4t
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New 5torSes Al
v ith antentire NEW STOCK 70 Goods III
NO OLD GOODSlEf

AN nov opening, at the SlofeIHouse for
y merry occupied by Goodwin and Welch,
opposite tHe ''Kanawla Hopse,s'I an entire
New stock lof Dry Goods,
81 Groceries, Boats and Shoes.
hats and Gaps, Cigars. &c.
hieh arn offering very cheap. for CASH,
or CduntrYprodnee
lfyou want to get good Bargains call ana
examine LIVESTOCK. LAS. b. MOVES.
Charleston, Nov. 9th, 1873. 4-2a
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R. II. B. TnoNpsoE Is. We learn, the
nominee oflhe Democratic party Of Put
nam county, fof tie Legislature. yet I'VE
have not sesn the proceedings Of the Con-
vantion that nominated him. We hope
tbe dId delegate will be reelected. d
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Es1aBlic Notice.

MFR MARTlNDALToN 1Sir, pIease.fake
IN notice that On the sth day of July next,
all my house iu the County of Logan, | shall
proceed TO take tie deposltionso f James Toni
blen and Others iosbe reaa as evidence ia8 4
cause now pending and undetR Emined on The
ChancsIy side .ofthe CircHdt Court Of Logan
County WheIeTn | am complainant and Eyau
afs dgtefsiapt, at which time ,pu can attend
ifsyodI think proper. II I
May 2d, 1879. ID 5 .E@sI4
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IA a N Nav II A fVEALLE " STAR.
r. s. BICrlET,.

III ss' =
Corner Of Main and Market streets. III
POINT PLEA SAINT, VA,
AA sss Y ~ !. cTrRER IND DEALER il
s. eady- Made C1othin &,
is GEhTLEMENss FURNISHING, n
GOODS, Ac., |.
Il FAKES this method .of iii fdrniinr he II,
lie that he is constanil II mann fsct,.riny
ana selling Ready Made CIot hing.
Having j.lst Returned IRON the Eastern CHI
res, W It'll large stock sc Cloths CaSslIrleres
Cosmetics Trimmings, &C.. &GJ
HIS stock Of
READY-MADE cLoTIIiSt;,
Is the largestand best assortment 81 FL broi 81
10 this market, and consists oh all kinds ~
Goods suitable for gentlemeaI's wear, SUCH a
Shirts. Stocks, CraYais, Drawers, Glayes, Sus-
pennders, Boots. Shoes, Hats and Caps, &c.--
Also, a large assortment of +,.s7l
Ladiesa Gtoaks, lfoati;Szas, &c. II
Having provided lhins self with every fseiIits
ior the manufacturing Of custom work, liz
matters himself That he Willie athletic
GIVE ENTIRE iSATlSF ACTION,
to all1whomay give him them atronage. III r.
His business will be dane principally. Cor cash
or on short credits, and therefore, Tie expects
70 sell for very small profits. lg &Hse Il
Cal and examine his stock befofe pulchas-
ing elsewhere. E
/ His establishment will ID found in The
rooms formerly occupied By Hall a. Bickel,
on the Corner Of Main and Market Streets.
\ April 18th, 1859 Ii ,#a Y So fII
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-10

r AN receiving "a Fresh Supply Of
4 Drugs, medicines, Paints, Oils, Wine
dog Gllss, DyesStufs, Paiatsad other
Brushes, Peffumery, Fancy Articles, DC.
With every variety Of useful notions
that are sold BY Druggist generally and
all the popular Patent medicines Of the
day. Twill sell cheap for cash, and war
rant you a pure articles Physicians
Prescriptions and forders promptly al
tended to at the Charleston Drug Store.
v2n35, j. FL. ROGERS.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-10
: - : ?
M.ARR1ED.I

.aR 5Ftbe alhttinst.,at Charleston, Va. sbYy
i Rgt Dr. as mi Brown, Mr.. GEORGE BEN
llfR sn4 Miss SARAH +. RUMBLE, all d
5AlSPiaGRs af4l.s., t
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-10
/. 81. CHARLES AAl'ilI-lE ARafsTEAp,
ING INST dtlea Up in excellent style, a new
.RQ1.E2So1s 50 oDn

! ~ G'jIs'iitfeston. Opposite Biackstone Row.
/, II 4 gspectf! infcrsn lis Z I$torners aid
syeeli tall t e nefafIy, that be us prepaledto
aasFe AZ ma ITI.nerof work inhisl line, 10 the
.Yt NM iilsl{ 3l6-nI ~ $500 49,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-10
NiD Aebatiss lllsnis..

- New EEL eCtiora.
sHE regular annual meeting or the Stock.
"a holders of the Coal River and Kallawh
Mining and Manufacturing Compa IN, was
heldin thJsplacelast week, and tile following
Persbls were elected It's officers Tor the ensu.
ing year: Is. Bss5
Ell ELISHA w. AN DREW President. !
Jdna n. DbDpRlDGE, .4 s..gE Ri
DAVID w 6GsrARF, 2 is 4 4s
TiloMAs B. SWAMI, II Directions III n A n
CHARLEs ST RleilAR pSoN, sfs sEs.
NhrHsNIAE Ms JERAY, .ssI.
May ItCta,stS59. 5.3 1t
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.NoTIcE.

TNHE Subscribers to the Capital ktock al
IL q TIE 44tlaefic Coal & oil Company.,,
trecently DharteTed BY the KaiiaWha Circuit
Coult,9 Will hold meeting at ibe Office al
MeSsrs B1oln & Patton, in harleston, Kama
wha4Co, Va, OH "Wednesday the An Nav
pext, 1859. N
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-10

they can be surpassed BY the mQSl taShlona :
BILE merchapt tailor in this OF any thsr place /;
they have peen cut by expetienced men, and
made upby the best journe 5nen tailors the
country has produced. Our vests and pants
are of every variety and pfice, and we war
rant them to give entire Satisfaction 10 all
who may purchasesofus. z4 NJ! / !
T0 our stock of ready made ShTts, we
call 1.-THE attention of all persons needing
such, We believe We 4can sell shirts cheap
er than people can buy from Dry Good
Stores, the materials to make them. Out
stock embraces The most fashionable styles
Row worn. such as BsIsAbes, BiIdeye Linen,
plain Linen, Calico, Cotton &c. We3hale
also C.avats I'M great abundance and d
every style. Al. RI!
Our Boots and Shoss are from the best.
Eastern manufactures. In this depa, tmentt
Of our business we have paid especial at
tention to procuring from the mcst setvieabIe
article Of meas wear, 10 the finest ladies
shoes, and. We feel satisfied that our stock.
will compare ftyorabg with any other in
this place
I. We have also received a large lot Tobacco
and Cigars, which cannot be surpassed ts<
II NAY 81 WE'LL,
h.:eade Building. opposite the. coqfttouse.
Y3n7tf. Charleston, VA Va.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-10
II en- ry r.. E1aaa
No. 10 West Fourth street,
Florentine
and Painted
JH0VHlT,RK.

WHICH has been bought much below the usual
price, and will be sold at small adyancs far
cash only. 3EzR
Manufac tufettofl Masonic and Odd Fellosk
Lodge and Encanpment Jewels and Marks. n,
". =. Particular attention paid 10 adjust
ing Railroad Watches. y4:fG
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-10

Our Clothing is.of me best man
ufaettIfe, =inaaeB up per order es-
Peciatly fof us, pnd fsIof the best
ma Ienal. The istylesEare Of The
latest and most fashionable cut;
and consists ofeyeTy size and va
rlety Of goods made! To our
dress coats we invite special at
tention, as weIdo not. think that
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-10
ALFRED HENxIHa

NTOULD peettyIly inform their numer-
Wv Gus friends nd customers on Kana~ha
that they keep ON hand large ana well-se-
leeted stock 81 Groceres, etc. and are pre-
pared to Eli any orders from abroad they NAV
be favored with, at.shortest notice
The following articles comprise part Of our
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-10

- Boxes Palm Soap,
I'D 40 Boxes Palm No L Soap. ts..
50 q GerInan do
i. 40 AL Fancy do
90 q and haffbpxes Star Candies.
IS Tallow ISei do
IS Kegs Bill afbonate Soda. Ia
tG0ID boz assorted Broons. sat4S.
40 Bales No. II Hating.
3hF !" No.5a Il 40 WI s NJ
teo Boz. Buckets. Il[1F ~
+ HI 81 Nests asserted Tubs jfIF5#
Is Bbls PuIverissl fsa leIatus. a-sY
lG0 poz. Bed C-dfas., 4
20 Reels ,pack. YARN.
45 D,z. ZINC Wash Boards. s
-4a lL0 Boxes Raisins. Hi
800 ReaIns assorted Wrapping Paper
80 Boxes Starch.
IS Assorted Candy.
|. 5'lRags Shot. ii
IS Bales Ear Lead.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-10

*. Vt All kinds oi Country Produce, such as
Dried Fruit, Beans, Feathers, Rags, BeesWax,
GInsapg, Butter Eggs, etc, taken Ut highea
market prices, i'd exchange for Groceries,.
4 u' Strangers visiting GaltiPo1is are cords
ally INVITED to cali and examine our stock,
before purchasing elsewhere. Prices as low
as the lowest, and terms Cash. I'LL
ts..G G.. & Al HENKING.
Galtipolis, Ohio, May 10, 1858, Iy.
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6IEfiARII ruRED HAlIS.

w q SUGAR. LURED HAMS. I15
IA LOT Of RuggIes' Sugar Cured Hamsias
R rsestsed by. BUSKIRK Il DAVIS
April 5 1859. 6n a;5u
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-10

si H ALBERT w. Bee,
CHARLES w. GODDARD,
LEWIS r.. BEERS,
WIN. III. ASHFlELD,
r. A.rL4WRENCE,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-10
zCIIAIssLEsToN " AIsKE7F.

Corrected weekly fqIFthe z k4naWha Vale
STAR ~
James 3. Moves,
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LIQUORS AND WINES
WIN,ES.-

twill be our afmIto keep q constsntl supply
oil. the purest and bestarticles for medical pun
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-10

S7,'1'-1s - AsNAyUNA< ~ A1NlIUs
! viii pay the highest market price FOR all
Kinds II copHtrr Produce, delivered ai my
store. GEORGE BENpERs
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Look Here!

Noy. 3. 1858, van57Iy
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-10

y holesaie &Hretah dealer in Dry Goods,
# Groceries and country produce.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1859-11-02
SHEEP CULTURE,

The rearing IL sheep should be encouraged.
not only for tie value nf the fleece. but 10
supply the markets ~ the State with choice
mutton and Iamb-a healthy and coveted ii.
et. Al present ihrre ~ great ,lrmand for
wool. The ) S,!uha Factory, near Columbia,
nw ned by James q. Gibbs 4 To-. Is now en-.
gagged IN the rnanulacture of wuolens: aud 81
Plentiful are the m,lrrs for this description of
gnods--brlter and cheaper Than tIir imported
ar tumrstic artitles made beyond osr limit.
- that ihey cannet supply them, from the
want IT home gown Wonl. THEY dissent.
nate extensively the knos ledge that they
aould bny any quantity. but thus FAR only a.
buut 40 600 pounds have BEEN offered. ln
ihis condition. IL things md when il Is certain
that other uoo,cn machinery wonId hr erect.
ell and operated. il behnm es the Legislature
to enact such protective laws as will prOmnie
vol growing. Protection is reeied. but not
that species Of protection demanded by North.
ern manufacturers. All that isaskcd Is, that
4 pruhibiiury Law he enacted IN relation 70
dncs, so that sheep owners nav be protected
IN Their property. Every district IN the State
il interested IN this matter, aud worthless
ours, kept 10 many instances By negroes,
should not be allowed 10 reiar,l the deseisp.
neni uf branch uf husbandry 80 well abe
to lift uur State out % dependence un The
North. Let the peoples Representatives,
take the matter in hand. aud enact the pro.
per laws AZ the nest ur succer,Iing sesslnn
Uf the Legislature. Sp@t@ltmg Spartan.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1859-11-02
From n. American Agriculluri.,.

HOW TO USE THE APpLE.PIE MELON.
When ripe. which can be known by the
melon turning yellow, cr the seed black, re.
muye the sred, pare and slice the flesh in
small pIecrs, AID then siew il 10 water just
enough 10 h.ve II like strwed apples; when
,lnnr, add sugar. spices. and Hns acid.
Tartanc acid % lcmon juice, Or guutl vinegar
NAV be used !; the latter. however. dne- npl
make as gnod pie Tablespoonful oI lem,
IN juice 10 four pounds u mcInn. Thick The
best proportion. The quantity of sugar ml.r
be in prnporiion to the acid. Without The
asid the PIE is ta.teless. Don't put the sauce
~ copper vessel. CALIFORNIA"
A writer in the County GENTLEMAN, y
says:
!" Il makes very good pies, and is a very
good substitute for apples for that purpose,
II makes as good preserves as citrnn. som,
say betier.--and must excellent pickles, prr.
pared with specs, &c, ~ sweet pickles nsu.
ally are. IT, chlei exerllency. huwcser, lie,
N us adaplabllily for making pies. Its keep
ing qral,ucs are good. melons having berI
kept as late as Manh."
The Hillsborough recorder., 1859-11-02
The two Rules, and How they Worked.

Here are two rules far y0u, Fred" said
Giles Warner. looking up fom the paper lie
was rrading and addressing younger bros
lhsr, who WIS sitting BY the stove, playing
with latnriie dng.
"welI, Whist are they : let's have ihem,"
said Fred, suspendins his sport with the
day.
- The FIRST IS. Never get yexc,l with any.
lhins you ran help, The second is. Never
ret yexrd with ANYTHING son Can't help.'"
. Are nj these rnlr, 4. applicable to you
~ to me I" inquired Fred. a,rhiy.
" NJ doubt of ttiai," replied Giles, goni-
Itiimurrdly "but then il i 50 much easier 10
lmal over piece ii god advice to another,
than to keep il lur ones avn use. Il il a
kind u generosity that don't require any
srii.denal." Fred laughed.
bat What say you. continued Giles, Ito
llieSc rules How would Il work 1--WE should
adnpt thems'
"l think they take nretty wide aud clean
sweep" ssid Fred. "1hes don'tl leave Eel.
low any chance at all to get yrxed."
" That might be an objection 10 them"
sad Giles, /" IL any one was wiser, better or
happier for getting vexed. think they are
sensible rules. II is foolish to vex ourselves
about anything that Can be helped. aud IL Is
useless TO vex ourselves about what can't be
hrlprd. Let Us assist each other to remem.
ber and ubey these two simple rules. What
say yuni"
"ril asree to IT," said FEED, WHO was nsu-
ally ready to agree 10 anytl,ing his brother
proposed, il Il was only proposed good.hu,
inaredly.
"riat's too bad" exclaimed Fred. the
mex. morning, while making his preparation
Tor school.
" What is the matteri" inquired Giles.
al have broken nv shoe.string, aud il Is
yexatious; I am in such hurry.
\ rIt is sexatious, no doubt, replied Giles,
"but you must not get ,sxed FOR this is one
The Hillsborough recorder., 1859-11-02
nriI.rlvArIAG Hnpa.

A taiuable discovery in the cultivation Of
hops has inst been communicated to the
French Academy. Like most agricultural
improvements il has been the result oi oh.
servaiions made b, laburing peasant. u
cunsi.ts IN making the planl run IN hnri.
z.nial direction instead of climbing % The
pule. This is managed by means Of Low
irellis work oI the simplest construction.
The advantages IL hi. mode ~ culture are
humorous. IL the f,st place u enables the
grower Co investigate the plant while grow.
ing. and cleanse Il from the numerous IN
scu which injurs Il 20 - fast an extent
The Hillsborough recorder., 1859-11-02
MALIGNANT PUsTULEs.

In the year 1858 Mr. Caifassi. Of Italy.
published paper giving an account Of sue
cessfnl treatment of malignant pusiules and
carbuncles BY plastrrs Of otbanun,. This
substance is ohtained from variety of juni.
per--the Boswsiia MurJera--and is suppos,
ed to he the true frankIncense. Since that
time several eminent French physicians have
brought forward new facts favorable 10 this
treatment. Recently DR.. Vailandet has
published an interesting account of the sue
cessful treatment Of fnur cases ol the disease
in which, not having the true olibanum at
hand. he used the ordinary trade incense.
such as is burnt in Catholic churches. This
was made into paste. aud sprinkle,. with
tincturc of benzal", and applied to the pus.
tule, being frequently renewed. DIR. Vail
landet's conclusions are decided that this is
a most valuable remedy, and infinitely prefer
able 10 caustic or the cautery. Still more
recently Df. Iacqulnoi reports that he has
used plasters Of pure Burgundy pitch in two
cases with complete success, aud he hence
arrives at the crnclusion. that mnst resins
are probably specifies against this fatal dis.
ease.
The abnve facts are obtained from /" Cham.
pionmiere's journal Of Pruciicdi Medicine" ]"
and fran i" L'.75eitif Nedicale." The an-
thority IS sufficient TO justify trial Of this
simple remedy, particularly as the cautery
and caustic seem TO be uf M avail.
Pror;dsaoe Journal.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1859-11-02
JAPAN APPLE.PIE WATERMELON AND ia.
PAN PEA,

Dur enterprising townsman, E. A. Vogler
E,q., has presented us with fine Japan. Wa
tcrmel0n, (intrnlncei intp this country b,
Com. Ptrry,) and exhibited stalk &c tie
prol'fic Japan Pea, fur which we tender our
thanks. We cannot do better Than to pub
llsi' Mr.. Voglers nute accompanying the pre-
sent.
Mr.. Blum I'll send you by bearer one
Of my japan Applc-Pie Watermelons."
am anxious u distribute seed amnng oul
neighbors 50 that they may test the melon and
lis properiies.-i planted mine about the 20t'
of last April. They are grown similar TO wa.
termelons. and require little or M attention
and are more prolific than anything Of the
Kind have ever seen. From about half 4
dozen hills have raised over ION melons
many weighing as high as So to 40 lbs. We
have eaten them at ny table. prepared in
pies. and can say from experience, that they
make an excellent pie. A friend from Cali.
iornia informed me that they were grown ex-
trnsi,ely in that State. anil used for pies
cu.iar,ls, &c; and that he had kept them
over winter, even into the following sum.
mer.
Early in the Spring will distribute nv
seed gratuitously. | think you would con-
fer iayor upon many BY inserting the ex'
tracts from the March number d the Cui-
tiy.tor.' describing the melon. &c.. as also
the nne in the Oetober number of the " Agri
rf which send ynu.
The Japan Pea stalk which | send con.
iains 789 yeas. raised from a single one,--
multiplying nearly 800 foid. What ad,an'
tage they possess over the common pea
have yet Ia try. Yours, &c.
Z. A. yOGLER.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1859-11-02

then II is projected fran the sun, which al.
ways destroys the upper shoo,s,; i obvia,es
the great destruction ofhops in stormy wealth
et. when the wind Iayslow whole hop ground.
from The height Of the poles; and, most Of
all. Il enables the gathering Of the cnnes to
take place without uprooiiny the plant. be-
sides permitting the selection Of the ripe,t
ones at FIRST, and preventing the great loss
which arises ir"n the necessity Of tearing
down the whole plant to get at the ripest
blossoms.