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The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-06-08

+; Mr.. Wright insisted -
|N The Vote WAS orlercl TO be taken -by- Dis
9rlcts. It being understood that there sasas But
Mr. Reed. of Anderson. ,naie 4 personal OK
|rln"nlion. lie would hc pIenscd.t to sustain The
Delegates to Richmond. ~
T The vote wns taken and resulted in the clcc.
tiop of Mr.. arlingl"n by lI5 Gl II votes. Mr..
Mhld'e'oa1by llAl3.22 votes. Mr. Eurt, Iii
l Convention again took asrcccss Till o'clock
NIGHT SESSION.
The following gentlemen were 8 lcctcd alter.
mates Cor th" state al large; Allen Macfnrlan
John Il. Sloan. George \. Trenholm, w. .D
Porter. and the following gen, lcmcn Bclcgutss
and Alirrnatcs for the several Congress ona1
Distrirts
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-06-08
WE'LL DONE For NORTH CAROLINA.

We IHaCn If"Ei t!c Charlotte 3 .Ae'jN tllat at
meeting OF the Democratic counties rf Burke,
Henderson, G!ev"in:'l, Yancy anI Polk. reso-
lueloassWere'phsse'! endorsing the majority plat
'oim5ol The late Charleston Convention. and
pledgi"g themselves to support any candidate
Who may be put forward.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-06-08
Friday Morning, June 8, 1860.

Tie friends OF WM. C. Davis announce
him n candidate for the Legislatures at the en-.
suing election.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-06-08
C0nGAAERCIAL-

ABREviLLE, June 8, 1860.
:. :.CdT1oN.-tNoRe- offering. I'VE quota from 7
to 1e. -. ~
COLUMBIA June s, 1860. "a
. The sales Of cotton yesterday amounted tos
so bales: -Extremes to 11s.
,,6$ = CuARLEsroN, June f.
ssTheacotton mafket since our last Weekly re-
port, .has been quiet The sales for she rast
three days have; been limited to 983 bales prin.
spsyy the Spanish markek. : Extremes I to
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-06-08

rEciM 70 TUE CnAntrsr"S MrncUnY.-New
Vfi'h":, !nn''l.-Ih DaihyD D"ha, of this even
n""n"ing 'linssll n peoples camdilate for pr,si.
u"he' II" sHys ihatSthc Constitution and the
'H'"" ',n"racc The only principles which will
ted. " w WV
AHT!r"' From Ena'an announce the rntifca-
-'"n vi a,,T"n'v 'hetw""n. England and IIo,-
81 l"A!nr:'> over tn Pay Islands.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-06-08

DEATH OF J,rG% sps,s..sS,,,
cD1nic!, Of the L. $. Supreme Cont tatSS T.
THIS ci'y yesterday niorning. Juf,,e DSsyvsss Is
born NJ "u|"w,s Nest in stafford cofntv. VII ~
on the @i'h "f April. l7SI Nurin, lis i;S
le "c:np"" many positions of Importance md
-pr"u,nencr. W!'rn he had just reached h;s
aIst aenr u" was vas chosen to represent his native
s.rxiHy,, s""'y J" @ we "g,"'s heGisatpEe and after
Executive Councilrof the state, post Se,,;"h ;"
ne held for upwards of twenty years. After
leaving the Council, he was appointed hv Gen
Jackson District Judge of Tie Federal Conf
and snb*cIn"ntIy y appointed by. ,prSsident
,Sa S,.n b"rsisto tho Bench Of the.U. s. Supreme
OF his death. a few months since. Judpc Don;oI
took up his residence in this city after mnnv
years absence in Washington, and his last mo.
r,"nts wHr" n1s*"! III the bosom Of his family
EiciaHoMd D;y"i,A. 4. ~
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-06-08
from tic Col"ubiM Guayiiiap, 3lst ult.
g. Tho Democratic Convention

sfT, "o oohVsi dNc ConHenIIoI
Met in hinsler's, ,uall lnsteyenff,g Al S,otloct,
SisF. Gis Sullivan. Esq, t&us chosen temporary
Gh"irn'p,. Geti.! Gadbcriv moved that fife
two idem1ers from each election
D'stftctTto Nominate pcrnmncnt.6fli Gers, andS,to
propose fns"s for the government of tho Conven
'l"ii. l.'s motion gave rise 10 IL long and ani.
mated discussion, which confirmed Us in tn.
op'n'on expressed yesterday, that Conventions
are decidedly pponeySRlac to explosions. We
trust that this'prepinary discharge of electric,
'iiy will cool the Congregational atmosphere for
u'e remainder Of the time such cumbustble .I.
srtehts:afc IN close proximity to cac!, other.
81 was finally resolved 10 20 into an. election
bS hallotfor-Prcsideni. according To .tIie bnss OF
representation in tie two branches of The Le,,,s
latnrc. Gen. Mcti"wan nominated. Ex-Gnv.
Means, aii.l Mr. Middleton, terminated Gen. Gar.
lin"'oi Upon the withdrawal Of the name of
Gen. Darlington, Mr. Preston moved ,ha, Gen.
Means he d"csarod by unniimolis consent Pr.si
dent of III" Convention
he following gentlemen were ,.!"c, ed rim race
Ice. Presidents, VIZ: }. a. Durgan, - Me Bur.
ncy, Edward Martin, H. &. P"rrIn G. Cannon
Samuel McAiilev, and the following Secretaries.
w: W. {. lngliS NJ. G.. Conner, T. :. llam,.urd
Il. W. Dali, Il. l!"mI,Sor. i. J. Warren
Convection adjourned to meet ut this Morn
ing.
, 1860-09-28
AgkicuIiuts.
Stock pays all the time

!. The headingof this article, says the Valley
Farmer, was The remark Of an old farmer
The other day, while deplorlng the failure Of
his wheat crop. One year the wheat fails,
another year the oats TAIL, another year the
corn; but, said be, Stock pays all the time "
He, moreover, remarked that the farmers
who early give their attention to stock. rails.
ing, had gone right along without setbacks
and had outstriPped the grain-growers.
There Is no doubt much truth in the old
mans remarks. Stock is the surest and
most remunerative. But in thickly set.
aled regions It Is better and safer to divide
the Interest between the two. The two as.
sist each other and improve the farm.
Waste straw, and ofEal Of the grain crop,
viii 90 Gar to feed the stock while the waste
and olial Of the stock will 60 far in fertiliz.
ing the soil and improving its capacity for
produetiveness. The strength of the soil is
agreater desideratum with the farmer. The
soil Is his mine Of wealth-his treasury
his bank Of deposit He must keep il good,
or his paper Is protested; his reputation as
afarmer Is dishonored. le.....
Il is well to keep variety Of stock, as
well as raise . variety Of grain crops. The
general profits Of each year are thus kept
nearly equal. Farming may be done closer,
less wasted and more made.
, 1860-09-28
TOWN LOTS!
HnLs's ADDITION 10 sTEnAc0OM.
GOOD CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT!

THE SUBSCRIBER, HAVING LAID OUT
Il his land claim, adjoining Capt Balch's claim,
into fogn lSs II aee each ls 6ov propaea % eli
OF selling investment This claim, iog advanll1eonI
looallna = mt excslled hy any On Plgst Sound m
ste he's heoa laid ont win view 70 haluy and cauve
plai vel uutrEsd y apIin. Glls iR thrss ckuIcbss
hags aIeady hean dnaaled and ~ np1rL The pre a.
Lta Fange um go y $50 oach ao6uFdlua % l6clag
rreliiy enhancs The valne af the entire properly.
ApesyF a ait1Fnsy hasinE ben eVsh % Frank ClaF
81, during ahnlca y O1egon. nooo h1ISby given
5od LENuEL BnLs.
, 1860-09-28
Testimonials Of the Horace Waters
Pianos and MeIodeons.

The Piano came 70 hand aud IN Art raa order II n
beautiful instrament-LkE 4 wALKER. Philadelphia.
John Hs.itt. Of Carthage, New York, who has had
friend Of mine wishes me 10 purchase piano Nr her
She ltkes the one you sold me In DecRmhsr lah9 Nv
piano 70 becoming popular In Tbs plaoP, and think
.r n sS os, Sne ET so wiz ee more poPu
We have two of waier Piancs m use IN opr s.mIpsyv
-oneof which has been severely tested loF three year,
w 1ea ne cen a. .so Y ,nelI god quality and durAby-
n. WATEls, Esq.-DeaF Sir: having used one q your
panoOEies EF two years st. have found d very a-
Perior insiEunent -ALOsEo GRAY, Principal BrOoklyn
Heights Seminary. y Wv 'FE l7.7'
Rev. Mr. Haynes writes as foIlow.,-pr,.op IJoiov.
N. y: July 2Slh. 1858. Mh wLTERs- Dear elrs re-
csivrd the helodeun aais and IN good order; an we'll
pensed win ths external appearance aud the lone also.
" knoPe sas hsve occasion 70 order one Two mora
Tiosa. n. X. July 2sth Isss. HonAcE " ArKss. Eso.
Sir: The Mel0deon you rent me Uae duly received n
goso order; % sm nov fay prepared 70 aay thatthe
my hhnks or the very liberal tems on which yon FUR.
nsbed H. and for the very hon Tabe manner X which
promised Very respectfully your, &c. u L sniTii. /
The Piano received from you continues 10 alvs sats
faction, regard Il Of The bet smonin In The
plaee.-JAMEs L. CLAKKE, Charleston, Va. + 100
The MslOdeen has stly arrived: rel obliged 70 yout
Tor your liberal discouni will do a lean hr you IN teAO
parts--Rev j. N. MoCoNNICE. Yafquesvllls.s 81 b. ~
Tne Plnno was duly received. Il came ID excellent
condition, and is very much admlIsd by ny numerous
family. Accept my thanks for your pronptier Ron
khT CooPIR, Warianham Bradford o, Pa.
Your Piano pleasee Us WELL u b the best one IN our
county THOMAS 4. LATBAM, Camptielon, Ca.
ne instTnn ent for t250 and WO shall inke palnslo
Fecommend it-BRANK, HkLD Co. BuiIhlo Democrat
The Horace Waters PiaLos are known AZ among The
very besl we enabled 10 tpesk Of these nsumentu
win confidence. from peonalknnpledeS o. IheiT excel.
lent tone aud durable quality New York Evanasii1i y
p,..o. ean s speah 2. s mens O ne Aonse Wsiets
, 1860-09-28

Corner Battery and clay streets, san Francisco,
HAvE NOW LANDING AND IN STORE
IL 200 bales 80 inch brown drills;
100 bales 80 iBch brown sheetings;
100 bolts No. 0-OOO Duck;
500 bolts No.2-lO Duck; la
20 bales Raven Duck;
70 cases MerTimac prints;
10 cases Prague printe;
10 cases PAcihc prints;
10 cases Ouunelle prints;
10 cases and "a bleached shlrtines
10 cases -, 81 and lO-A beaehed shiFtln
20 cas- blue drills; -+
20 cases blue denlma; .aa HT
10 bales hickory stripes; Peg
20 hales I, and &. tlokingl; go
10 bales scarlet. blue and gray Hanne1
10 bales BsllardFale white flannel;
5 cases Cohurgs and Merinos;
q, s cases wool and half wool plaidst
5 cases blue and black alpaeas; So -8is ai
10 cases Pacihc-neW styles De LANES; If
s cases, ell WoOl, new styles De LAnes;
So cases French Merin0s; = - - =. + =. - II
1000 Bay state plaid sbaWs; y - VI aasEa =.
1000 cashmere and plain wool shaWla; black and COL
ored silks; plain, figured and plaid silks; .,
And large assortmentof other Dress Goods.
BLANKETs. Nena q
z 1000 pairs white. green and blue MackinaW;
1000 piira BB, TBB and sBG Blankets;
1000 pairs cheap grey Enhlish BlsUkets; q
a. 500 pairs scaElet Eneliah Blankets; lisiat
600 pairs Z. 10 g. II and l2l white Bed Blankets
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS.
1000 dozen grey, blue and scarlet flannel shirts; @
1000 dozen grey and white Msrino Undefshifts and
1000 dozen MeFino and eli wool socks;
500 dozen gsiinet and Jean pants; Eh 49,
500 dozen duck and costonnade pants;
500 dozen hickDty and check shfrts; Z lAAHAN
500 dozen calico and white dress shirts; ,ess ~
500 dozen Overalls and Jumpers; sa sr s
Black aud fancy sk cFavats. necktles, silk handker
Chiefs suspendeFs and variety nf other articles too
numerous 10 mention. For sale low by
JAN8ON, BOND 4 CO.. s'a
SS:tf Cor. Battery and Clay sis.. san Francisco.
, 1860-09-28
TO CORREsPoNDENTs.

Patients residing in Rby part Of the Srate, however
os'ant who may desire the opinion and advice Of Dr.
Czapkay their respective cases and who think nroper
submit written statement Of SUCH In preferences 10
holding personal interview, are respectfully assured
that their communication W he he'd most ascTed. Dr.
letters are only opened and replied 10 BY himself and
the latter as promptly 20 possible. :
II the case be fully and candidy described personal
communication will be superseded a. Instruction. for
diet, regimen, and the general tHS'm' nt Of the case
ITSELF (ncludnR the IemtdtL) will b. forwarded With
out delay, and In surh manner ouBVey no idea Of
the pnrp vt Of the letter parcel transmitted.
81 Con'ultation gratis. Permanent cure KuaFaA-
tied. or no pay.
Address L. J. CZAPKAY, MD,
3:S 3m San Francisco, Cal.
, 1860-09-28
o. all diseases. the srsa. aut ceu.s

OptNA9 uulu ucNltcb " NutuFeAlNNHs
CUFFER NOT, WHEN A CURE Is GUARANTEED IN ALE
- stages Of SECRET DISEASES.
SeEebuse, debliiy syphilIs In all lie stages
srictores gleet gravel, diabetes, diseases Of the
kidneys and bladder mercnFia rheumatism, serofna,
pains In The bones and ankles, diseases Of the lungs
throat, nose and eyes ulcers upon the b0dy or limbs
cancers, dropy epileptic fits, 81 vtnil dance. and
oil diseases arising from arrangement Of the sexual
organs. such ~ nervous trembling. loss Of memory
loss OF power, general weakness, dimDe@ Of vision
With peculiar spots appearing efore the eyes loss Of
sight, wax ulness Dyspepsia, liver Diseases erupti0ns
upon the lace. pain in the hack and head female rre>
gnlaritrs. aud a impr0per Discharges Of both sexPs
II matters not nom what cause the disease originated.
however long standing or obuate the case recovery Is
certain. and In shorter time than permanent cpFp
can be effected BY any other treatment even aeF the
disease has baled the skin Of eminent physicians and
acribed are pleasant without odor entirely vegetable,
ctuslng 10 Sickness and nee from mercury or halaam
During fifteen years of practce In Europe The Atlantic
states and CahFnia, have rescued fFom The jaws Of
death many thousands, WhO In the last tages 0 the
aforementioned Diseases had been given I'D 20 die nv
their physcans, which warrants me iDpFOmislnR 10 ne
anlicted, Who may place themselves under my care.
perfect and speedy cure. Private diseases are the greatest
enemies to health they the t cause Of consumD
tor scroina, and many other diseases and shond be
terror 70 the human family permanent cnre Acarcey
hSDds of incompetent peTsons who not rny m 70 onre
The dieaes but rn the constitution. hlng the sgt
with mercury, Nhich, with the disease, hasiels the
enlerrF into rapid consumption. )" ft "t'' r
But should the disease And The treatment rot cause
death speedily. and the siclm marFPa the dlaPasS h
eutaied up"n The children. who are born with weakly
sSs aso % iee current o. e con9pted By virus
and other affections Of the skim eyes, throat and nnas
entaine upon them brief existence of sufIrlne Gnd
SELF ABUSE 4 sSo.hey M scrmSd.hl. .D.n, q h..s
for hing e IN the dread catalogue az human laeah
canass 20 destructive drain upon me system. dTavI1Q
e thousands q victims through few years q surnE
system rapidly Waes away the energies Of lle casea
, 1860-09-28
CoueluslV EVldcnceOi Their UnqualIiiedSupcrlO


Among the undoubteI advantages Of these machines
eonsequent tfeedom from deraugsment and need Of re-
pats. 3D. Durability. Sd. Unex smped and rapid.
ny Of operation. 4t Comparatively nOiseleas move
meni 5th Beauty Of stitch and Fmness Of seam 9Th.
Eeonomyot Thread. TIh. Applicability 70 variety Of
"Thev sre applicable to every variety Of Sewing for
FSmily wear, from the ghtest musns 10 the heaviest
clolbs II work. eqDaly we'll upon silk, linen, wooden
and cotton good; seeming, quilting, hemmng, gather
except making button holes, Utitchng buttons and
the like Various appliances are iaFnShedfoT regulating
The width Of hens, Tue ghemmer d an appendage BY
which the edge Of the fabric, a. t passes through, s
turned down and handsomely Stitched. Thousands Of
these machines used by families seamstEesses dress
makers, tlors II skTts coaks mantlss,
clothing, hats, caps oOrsets, ladies' eaes umbrellas
sometmes fcm one 70 two hundred are used In single
Read what the Scientific American SAYS 80 We are
having great many inquiries lor Sewing Machines from
various parts Of the county and as We cannot convent
emily reply 70 them al By mail. we have thought u
proper - state onr opinion IN regard 70 them IN this
public manner. We have used Wilson's patent manu-
factared By The Wheeler d Wilson Manufacturing Com-
pany, No sos Broadway, and We can aay IN regard to
H. that IL ls without rival Ills simple nol easily pnt
but Of order. and, In point Of eectivents aud finish,
no other machine stands ahead og Il. We state this
much ~ regard 70 The excellent machine npOn our own
A ample suppIyof these arst premium machines win
Be received BY every steamer nom New York, By a. O.
Hayden, Agent IN San Fl .nciaco. Il = n q
is' CHARLES PR0ScH,
: .r-.s ,,,is.. Puget Sound Herald 06ice,
Agent in Steilacoon.
, 1860-09-28
MisttIIantuus.

timdity, self distTust dizziness headache, tpvouD,.,,
discharges pains in the side, afectiOrs of the eve!
pimpes on the face sexual or other ihrmites IN Sn
BY the justly celebrated pbyscian and
L. Eapk'y His nett Cd Of curing diseases d new,
(unknnwn to ntheFs) and herce the great success All
consul atiOus, BY letter or Otherwise. free. -
Address L. J. CZAPKAY, ND,
San FtAnciaco
, 1860-09-28
POPULAR FAMILY JOURNALS.

TOWLER AND WELLS, NEW YORK, PUB.
Il lish the following Popular and Scientific
Serials Wh,h afford an excellent opportunity for bring
ing before the public ell subjects Of general interest.
"Llfs Illustrated"
first class Weekly Pictorial newspaper, devoted TO
News Literature, Science and the Arts; tO EnterIain-
ment, Improvement and Progress Its columns contain
original Essays historical, biographical and deScFptiVe
Sketches Of travel and adventure, pOet y, painting
music, sculpture, etc articles Oh science agrrDltnFP
horticulture physiORy education aud eveIy topic which
Il 0f importance ntptest Oh combining to render t
Of The best Fam y Newspapers In the world. Pub
lished weekly, at two dollars a year, in advance.
"The WateT-cure journal and Herald OF
Reforms"
Devoted To hydropathy. "a philosophy and practice;
70 pbysoogys1d anatomy, with illustrative eneraVng
70 detecs exercise clothing occupations amusemsnts
and those laws which govern lie and health. Published
monthly In convenient form for binding, at one dollar
a-ycaF, in advance.
"The American PhronOIOgseal journal"
Repository Of science literature and general intel
lgence, devoted 70 phrenolOgy education magnetism
psychology, mechanism, architecture and TO an those
progressive measures which are calculated 10 reform
elevate and improve mankind Illustrated with numeF-
Gus portraits and other engEavings beautiful quaro
suitable for biD0ng. Published monthly. at one dollar
ayeaF, 10 advance. FOWLER q WELLS,
81 a1 4.i sos Broadway. New York
For Three Dollars. copy of each Of the aboVt.nsmed
Journals will be sent one year.
, 1860-09-28
MARINE HOSPITAL,
Port Townsend, June 90, 1855.

nR, p. N. o'BREN, LATE RESIDENT Pay
~ scian and Surgeon Of the County Hospital, San
Francisco and Of the hoapia Of the steFs Of Mercy Ia
tlents BE hAiten himself, TOO, with the hope that
experience Of sixteen yean IN the pEatco of bis proig
siOn both private and hospital, together win thorough
education, ~ evidenced By the proper
ga,nutee Of diploma 10 that effect will obtain for him
che confidence Of the citizens on Pugetsound.
Pm. 0'BRIEN, Nd,
tJf-f 45 Port ToWnsend,
yin NJ dulv acknowlsdred. ''i .777'7 iT6
, 1860-09-28

OrIoeai vuakBs, nervuus dsbIly ,ios lra. .Innilude
Weakuen q tbe limhs an1 hack l1dpalloi and ina,
pahily ~ lah1F and study, dnllnsG q apprlhenna
loo q msm@y' aseflion % soceiy, love u solitude
, 1860-09-28
THE GREATE DISCOVERY or ZzE ACE
GREAT BLESSING 10 0MA1KLHD-LRHOcENT
RUT POTENT

=
Dr.. L. J. czspkay's PROPHYLAcTIcUN, or self dIsin
ieeting agent snre preventive against 0ouOTFha and
Sypbiitc diseases, and on unsurpassed remedy r all
venerea scrOfnlouR. RanRFenous and canceFnus ulcers
ipld discharges from vagina, uterus ana ursshFa snd
all cutaneORa eruptOns and dleeaeea For sale n Dr. l.
J. Czapkaya oilce, Sacramento street. nearly opDosife
Pacific Mall Steamship Co.'S ONCE San Francisco As
lnocIaten g egalnAt small lox, 90 is Dr..
itio and gonorFl nal diseases. Harmless 10 itSsf il
possesses the power Of chemically destroying The syph
itc virus and thereby saving thousands Of ynune de.
banchees IRON being infected BY the most loathsome Of
ell diseases. Let young man Who appreciates health
be without Dr.. Csapkaya Pruphyactlcnm Il ain very
convenient packages and will a found 10 ule
heiBg used snap. That diseases can 81 prevented
hy iae Gae 2, prnper agents. s as well an e;tablsbed
The principle, which e now universally achnoWedTed,
received even before the days Of Jennef the dscoV
esr 0f vaccination, In 1896 and its multiplied benefits
ever since have received e they deserved the attention
of the medical science that Dr. CzapkSy IortnnstSIy
made he diar0vrry OF his PrOphyacilcun which IA
the PREVENTION ni yphlltlc g0noh9ll cancerous and
caaneOul daordes stands unrivalled By any aRPnt N
tion. s immediaie and removes the possibility q con.
traction Of dkease. IL however, the disease has hsen
contracted, Il Il useful IN neutallEnR the polsnDoua
aecIetons Which W absorption producs The hFSd con
-sqls1cs sIown e slcn1day syphlia. ]. baa hfel
be has yst % and he sl IN uich q has lslled 10 eu
the pnpu1s lor which q Uua administered. Prina
Is. fa dleoilnns an aitaehed q each partuee. IN
eaafs Wbele ne hyariicum uned curative. DI
o.apny IN tainilh' sTais, pEs.ehptioa ior HE Bod
Al Communicates. isun ne country, sddr....d ouly
b d.. l. J. Cnapkny, San Fluncaeo, viii Be- alricily
and oouldeni ~ atislded %, and the rsneda, ylth
81 srrVs q o.Sss ssssSsSso 20 Shs1 ds,is.'lss.
AddSss l. >. CzAPkAY. y. D., Y
, 1860-09-28
SECOND HAND PIANOS
Atgreatbargans alwa,sin store; prices nom oSotO oIIO
sic.

One o. the largest and bess catalogues oS Music now
the United siatss for sae III ESTABLISH mtht Martin
celebrated GutsFu and al kindS Of Mnenl Is,ruen,a
and music merchandise Of ths Invest pFires Music asnt
whenever ordered, poat paid CstlloRbes sent ~ mail
clergymen.
, 1860-09-28
Earth-movinR Machine.

Mr.. John Campden, Of Hazlehurst, Mis-.
sissippi, has invented machine which would
be Of immense value in California. lie ca ls
it the Earth Moving Machine" and it has
no equal in usefulness, excepting, perhaps, in
the "Steam Paddy" The Earth Movng
Machine is principally made use of in the
construction Of bitches, and executes its
work with astonishing rapidity.
The earth is removed by succession Of
excavating buckets, and there are wings so
attached that the earth is thrown on either
or both sides at pleasure-Or by the reno.
val Of the wings or carriers, the earth is sim
Ply broken up the required depth. The ma
chine, when under our observation, was en-
ployed in cutting ditch four feet wide by
three deep, and it cut six running feet Of
this ditch in one minute-thus performing
the work of one hundred hands.
At present the machine Is only adapted to
work in lands free from stumps and rock !;
but the inventor is sanguine that he will he
able To attach it to such machinery as will
enable il to remove stumps or any other OBJ
structions. The rapidity and efficacy with
which il performed its work, must render it
o most valuable acquisition to the river
planters and railroad mon, where they have
old lands to excavate.
The cost of the machine complete, we were
informed, would be some $2,500. The tire
Of the wheels being 50 broad as not readily
to sink into the ground, it as easily removed
from place to place by its own power---a ten
horse power locomotive engine. q
, 1860-09-28
S.W. sULIdVAH. 9l y .
BOOKSELLER AND SYATl0NER.

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