Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-06-30

kettle. From experiments which |
have made, think that we. cannot
get a better return for our ground
than by this process. ! made from
an acre Of ground the last season,
eighteen barrels of syrup. ! sold
this for so cents per gallon, which
made 500 for my labor Now / am
aware thai this will seem incredible
TO a great many who have not tried
the experiment, but nevertheless 1t
can be done.
The TAPE. WORM REMEDY.-A cor
respondent at Danptrs >ends Us an
account If the successful use On In.
owR person, Of the pumpkin seed
rtmedy fer tipe-worm, irom which
be had suffered for eight or icny ears,
and almost despaired Of relief lie
gives the following ior mula for using
the rtmed,: SASS
Two ounces Of Pumpkin seed,
after the outside shell is +, moved;
put them into a mortar and add a
hslf-pint OF water; pound them vel
up, and make "a liquid orgedt oil
them. which strain through a cloth.
Drink this liquid in the morning, on
"a f4sling stomsch. II il does not
operate Ia the course OF an hcuI
and half. take an ounce OF castor
oil. Drink ali TIE time as much
fresh cool wateT as tie stomach can
bear or contain; that is, dIenoh your
self with waier.'
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CefFEE-lf cup of good coffee
be placed upon the table, boiling hot,
it VIII fill the room with It's Ira
GRANGE. Its most valuable portion
il thus liable 10 be eXhaied and lost.
Hence the ssme difficulty is eneoun-
tered as 10 ten making; boiling dissi-
pates the much priced aroma, but a
high heat is necessary 10 extract the
other important Ingredients OF the
coilee. II Should therefore be steep
ed rather than boiIed--an Infusion,
and net a decoetion being maee.--
Some make it rule lot to suffer
the coffee to boil, but only TO bring
it Just TO the boiling point.
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WoRMs on FRUIT TREES. - Sir.
Cbas. Springer, in the Pulaski Dem
ocrat, gives is method of destroy
ing worms on fruit trees, which be
has practiced for ten yeats. 1t IS .A
follows: -
"Tia rag on the end Of pole
of Sufficient length. so as to form a
SORT of swab. Under this spread
hog + lard, and anoint the nest and
limbs covered with tho vermia. The
touch and smell OF lard is fatal to
tken Repent the operation Us often
as necessary Try II.
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SGAsoNAELE RtMEDY The follow
ing is recommended for sunburn;-
Take two drachms OF bor,sx, one
drachm OF ROMAN alum, one drachm
Of camphor, half an ounce Of sugar
candy, and a pound Of OK sail. Aix
and stir well for minute or SO, and
repeat this stirring three or four
times a day for fortnight, TIL Ii ap-
pears clear and transparent. Strain
through blotting'poper, aud bottle
up for use.P i ''.at
Nice AND RATS, MIR, Glennysays
Mice aud rats are very easily destroy
ed, If we set ABOUT il 10 earnest
Get live plaster Of Paris and Hour,
mix them dry in equal quantities,
lay it in dry places, and sprinkle q
little sugar amongst il. Doth rats
and mice eat ravenonsly, the plaster
sets finn, directly after it is moisteDed
becomes a lump inside them, and kills
to a certainty. asa" SEQ iaf
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SuRgEYING.--Farmers who are lay
ING out land. canno. DO too particu
lar in securing the services of sur.
yeyors who use accurate Instruments,
as will be seen from the following
statements: If the magnetic needle
varies oae-Culziah Of degree, it viii
cause departure from the true line
ef tweaty-ihree feet in one mile
IL a square farm of one hundred a.
rres is measured with chain which
Is half link too short or too long,