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This error il sometimes fallen into
by those who have had little expert
ence IN farming. They want 70 make
the best preparation Of the land for
crops. and 60 too much. Ii the object
be to get deep filth Of soil, the bet
tcr way is t. turn the turf under at
once ten or twelve inches deep, and
mellow the surface with a harrow or
cultivator. Where the soil is turned
over. it decays much more rapidly TO
lie undisturbed, than to have it broken
bv cross blowing. The edges Of the
soil do not come to the light and air
50 as 10 grow. and the whole mass Of
vegetable fibre is rapidly converted in
to plant iooi, and takca mp by the
crop.
Cross blowing il particularly ohiec-
tionable IN wet or clayey soils. III the
furrow slice is turned over eight or ten
inches thick and allowed to lap few
inches upon its ncigllbor. il forms a
a temporary drain in the bottom Of
each fnrrow. II the burrows run up
and down tie slope OF the field. they
will carry off the water after heavy
showers very readily in the forepart
of the season. when the ground is
most likely to be injured by a surplus
OF water. In breaking mp prairie
soil more shallow blowing is desirable.
The sod rots quicker. and there is fer
tility enough near the surface.
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cases 20 TtuTlu'ly 4 hitit Chlleu emuit
Weaknesses and Irregularities.
THERE Is NOTHING IT'S EQUAL.
Also, Liver Derangements or Torpiii,y'
anc Liver Complaints, Diseases u the Kid
neys, or any general arrangement Of the
Urinary organs.
II will not only cure The debility following
CHILLS and FEVER, but prevent all at.
lacks arising from Miasmatic influences, and
cure the diseases at once, II already al
tackled.
TRIvELERs should have bottle with them.
as il will inialiiby prevent any dele,erou~
consequences following upon change Of eli
mate and water.
As Il prevents cos'ivene7s strengthens
The digestive organs, u should be 10 the
hands Of all persons OF seden,ary habits.
LADIES not accustomed 70 much out Of
door exercise should always use Il.
MOTHERS should use il, Tor il is a perfec;
relief, taken month or two before the final
trial. she will pass the dreadful period with
perfect ease and safety.
There is no mistake about IL!
THE CORDIAL IS ILL We CLAIM FoR It'll.
Mothers Try IT.
And 10 you we appeal, 70 detect the i'll
ntss or decline not only Of your daughters
before il be too late, but also your sons and
husbands; for while the former from false
delicacy 90 down 10 a premature grave rath-
er than lei their condition be known IN time,
the latter are often so mixed upin the excite
ment Of business, that II il were not for you,
they 100 would travel in the same downward
path, until il 10 too late TO arrest their fatal
al. But the mother is always vigiIant, and
10 you we confdentially appeal, for we are
sure your never falling affection will uner.
rinrlv point YOU 70 PROF, WOODS RE-
ISTORATIVE CORDIAL AND BLOOD
RENOvATOR as the remedy which should
be alwsys on hand ia time Of need.
PRoF. WooD's HAIR RESTORATIVE
r. too well known for us to recount its won
erful effects in restoring Gray Hair to It's
original color, and producing Now Hair on
Said heads.
We could refer 10 thousands OF living
witnesses, 70 be found In every city aud vii.
lape in the Union, but cur space will not
admit. We need do no more than assure
the people is quality il as good as ever, aud
that IL may be relied on as The only harm
less article In the market for Restoring the
Grny and Bald.
The Restorative Cordial and Hair Rcs'or-
alive are for sale BY 0. J WOOD a. co.,
IA Broadway, N. r., ia Market street
'St. Louis and BY oil druggists.
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Nsnise Egissr.salAeg


E.1lss 81 - Is <5-5 ---os2
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Chartered Capital. 49, 90, Goo
ENSURES buildings. merchandise. housr-
orally, against loss " dEma-e b. Ere: alsn,
risks on lises ~ ns low rates as my other
responsible comrrny.
G y ROCKWELL. President.
A 4. ROCKWELL. Se1'y.
The undersigned. ~ agent f5r Dubois CO.
will receive applieaiinus. end eject inrur-
ances IT, the abrve rnmpnav Oli~e N The
Court House Gm4o BuhTTNER.
State ot Indiana. Dobos Csunfy -
In the C1innro plta- Crnr' n Duboi o.
May FERN. 1851.
Stale Of ~ iana on
relrtcr VI Bninnridgr
Township. oi Duto:s
CUuliy.
". Action % Boad
y. n. Conner.
" ohn q ~,
.Iacob Herman,
J ore ph Bfos mrr.
TrF I'M KNOWN, That On t'ie l9'h ~
n, 81 Nj rrh III in- yrar 1861, he above
mined rl4iIiiH' bv iis Attorney d ~ ID ne
Office Of the INK 81 D10uls GUmmoA
Plsss Cont. hi- com lnint against ~eld d.
fcnasnts In me above entitled cause, tugeth
or with M ni,idasil IN coiap~ien, person,
That srii defendant. $ t'rnmer, i not !
resident Al 1L- STATE N Indiaaa > IL te.
fendar' 5 cfomrr Il therefore, hsfsb,
notified ~ tie fling and rRadency 81 saif
:, npeiif rgain INN. End that uhlcss W
ap#e.F ana ANSWER or dcnur li,erei0. az ~
Ealing nf saia cIlse 90 tie second day q
the next lerm 81 said Court, 10 be begun
snd held a. lhe Court House in Jasper, Gu
'iie iss' a.oHdg III Nav Esxi, -aid COM
r4A., and H. meters ora lhinrs iaofsli
contained am alleged. VIII be Leafd-cnd w.
terninvC In nis absence
u. b. EDMONSTON. Clerk.
y. Burttner Airy for Plaintiff
March 20. 1861-3v
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A Few HINTs or GRATING. A ril
is the great grating month"; few
hints may be timely;a plain practical
description Of the process was given
in the March Agricnltnrists, p. s.,
last year. Provide the best Of tools.
4. A fine saw that will take Of limb
smoothly; and OF several sorts, the
s'Bow saw" with a narrow, iine-tem-
pered blade stiffcned By an archcd
lack, is the best. 2. A grating CHS
el. for splitting large stocks. 3. a
first rate pruning knife, for pairing the
edges OF all wounds smooth, and for
shaping cions for insertion. Select
the largest and healthiest limbs for
grating; though it is a pity to hew
off very large limbs, they are SO slow
in healing over; and the cions, alter
making a strong growth. are apt to
break off in high winds. Rather than
graft one such limb, the orchardis'
should climb out further and work
over several smaller ones. In saving
of branches, they should not be suf-
fered to fall down and split off the
bark below; the branch should be sup
ported with one hand, while the other
saws. 1t is bad policy to pnt on ones
toughest boots when climbing about
in the trees. They do not increase
ones agility and they are very apt to
make wounds in the bark which do
not soon heal over.
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Ho0FlAND'S GERMAN PILL,

being well known Throughout Europe and America. needs
commentator here. They purely vegetable, are
prepared with great exactness and suEFcoatc No
better cstharc PHI j. .nnd. PRICE Is cts pcr tox
These medicines prepared ~ Dr. 4. NJ. JAcisoS
20, lliadirhia, "a. aai Luis, No. and siil y
druri1ts ani dealers ID medicines eycrywhse The sy
bottle or lux
Incur Ersrybol,s Aimanac, published annually you
will 1nl testimony AMI casneudAsory notices from AL
parts Of the country These Al4nacs grca away By
All our agents.
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State 81 Indiana. County Of Dubois.
~ ois Com. Pleas Court May term, 1861.
Julia JoneS,
vs..
VIM. Jones, Comp. for Partition.
Jas. B. Jones,
J ohm Jones. 81 al.
i appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the un-
n dersigned clerk Of said Court. by The a.
iiiavit OF disinteres'ei person. that William
Jones. John Jones. James Il Jones. A bra
ham Hankins and Mary j. Hankins. his wife
defendants 10 the above entitled cause are
not residents OF the State ~ Indiana. The
said William Jones, } ohm Jones James r.
Jones. Abrahum Hankins and Mary J Ham
kins. his wife, are hereby notified OF the fl.
ing OF said petition. and pendency II said
action, and that the asme will stand for
trial on the 2nd day OF said term OF said
Court. rosbe held at The Court House in the
Town Of Jssner In spid County, commencing
on the Isl Monday OF Nav. 1851. when and
where they will be required 10 appear AMI
answer or demur thereto. or the same viii
be determined in their atserce.
Il. b. EDMONSTON, Clerk,
By B. BUETTKER Deputy.
Laird & Adams. A,tys. for pel'rs. Feb II
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-03-30
W0ro Volunteers Wanted !

LII persons knowing themselves indebted to tho
~ firms of j. T. Sloan 4 Co and j. 4. Sloan and
Sullivan must make final settlement without fur
Ihcr delay Our inciinatOnS have ever been % in
dulgc, hut there is no Vbvaing necessity. As the
parinc' Zip OF J I Sloan co expired first of .Iu-
ly. 1854, and that of 4 Sloan x sullivan. first OF
July following. it is evident that the entire bust
ness should bc wound up Immediately At pres
cmt our Books may he found in the bands Of T. B
BENSON * co. at rcndlcton. One of the firm
will he at lckcns II during COURT WEEK with
the Books and Notes, where settlement can he
mndc. After which time Sc;lcntnt can only Le
made with officer
J. \. SLOAN & SULLIVAN.
Pcndlcton. March & 1861 n
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-03-30
@Elg0 TGD POE TRY,
I H I R TY FIVE

halt on the road n little spocei
Pull up your team old clariotccr
You're hurryiug along Mt u slappnr pacc.
Suppose we stop and consider he,rl
II our lives arc three score and ten
If our count is all to be told
The half way house we are passing then.
How has the ride been, charioccr?
Plenty Of dust, and little mirc?
Cold North winds tho hills severe
Aud the air OF tho valley :hiek with fire!
Horses buulkng then running away
Linch pins lost, and aNlo down?
Creeping, crippled at clsse ef day,
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FOR SALE,

fENllAT desirable lot nc Land, with good
A dwelling and thcr necessary out-build-
mgS thereon, containing Three Acres On the
premises, there is fine garden, good orchard,
dc. The Lot a'ii"inS Jacob Schroeder and 9TH
ers' and lies immediately on the public road,
cquadiStnnt from West Union and Walhalln.
Terms. easy. Ii. HOOPS.
OFT. 50. 1850 If tf
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CoaTE TO rzsE REscgE.

TWE CRI,SIS is EPON ES!
4 LII persons indebted to W. H. DENDY &
N CO., for the year 1850 must come forward
and maSe settlement by Note or Cash--cosh
pclcTcd-ns We are rccdjng money.
Persons indebted to the firm "f DENDN &
Pu LIEN for the wears lSjS--'59 must pay
within twenty days trrm This date, or pnv cus:,
without Discrimination.
w. II. DENDY & co.
Walhnla F"h 1861 o6 If.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-03-30

WASHINGTON, March 20.--In the Senate
Mr.. Hale introduced resolution, which lics
over, that the Senate adjourn at o'clock on.
Saturday.
Mr. Douglas resolution being up, Mr.
Bayard, of Delaware, said the crisis Inc had
long anticipated had eliminated Seven
States have withdrawn from the Union.
He intended to offer proposition to give
the President power, by and with the adyi,c
and consent of the Senate, to enter into treaty
with the Confederate States, and thus avoid
the alternative namcly-civil war.
He explained the elementary principles of
the Govcrnment-dcfncd the relations be-.
tween the States and Federal Governments
Secession was not among the reserved powers
of the States; but revolution was the com
mon right.
The present state of affairs was revolution.
and in this connection the will of the maior-
ity was to be considered the will of the whole.
lnsurcctiun and violence in IA State may be
put down by the law, but you cannot meet tho
collective act of IA collective people except 10y
war or peaceful negotiations. When rcvolu.
tlon comes, it cnnnot be met by the law for
treason. Allegiance is due to the States as
well as to tue Federal Government and the
law of donici must necessarily govern tie
c'Se "hcn Hlalc las separated from IN I'd
cIaI Government.
Attcr executive session Senate adjourned
lN oldcn times, women were prohibited
from marrying until they had spun set Of
bed furniture, and hence they were called
SplnStcrs until they were married Now Il,
days they spin street yarn.
FAITH VS.. pRcvIDEXcE-An EXCHANGE
says that Lincoln left Springfield declaring
that he put his trust entirely in Divine Prov
lGcncc, but that "whcn Abraham reached
Harrisburg he lost his faith in Divine Prov-
dcncc and took the night train"
y DRUNKEN Scotchmmn returning from II
fair, fell asleep by the roadside, when p e
found him and began licking his mouth
Sawncy roarcd out, 'Wha'S kissin me moo ?
lc sec what it is to be wcel ikct anon shc
asScS ~
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-03-30

SENSITIVE PEoPLE.-Thcrc is no help for
beng sensitive, but it ought to teach Il person
tenderness towards others 1t does not, how
ever great many people, who pride them
selves upon their frankncSs, and always speak
ing their mind, are the very last ones who
will hear the same things from anybody else.
they arc never untrue to their convictions
not they. They mean to be faithful and do
their duty, and so they are always harng your
faults III the most offensive manner. But 90
to one of these pcoplc-say to him, "Mr
lIetchel, | feel it my duty to tell you that
your temper Is not the sweetest that your
children behave bad at school. that they lie.
pinch, play truant, and arc dirty into the bar
gain ;;''-and 10 you have disturbed whole
wasps nest of evil passion, and probably your
family and the IIctchcls will be put in non.
intercourse all the rest Of your life Speak
'ng ones mind, wish these people, means
ther privilege of sticking needles into every
ones feelings they choose, whereas all the
ncIghborhood mast be sweet as Summer to-
ward them.
If the world knocks you down and jostlcs
by you in its greaS race, don't sit whining
under peoples feet, but get up, rub your ell
bows and begin again.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-03-30

lN oldcn times, women were prohibited
from marrying until they had spun set Of
bed furniture, and hence they were called
SpinStcrs until they were married Now Il
days they spin street yarn
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-03-30

SELF-DENIAb is the most exalted pleasure; {;
and the conquest of evil habits the most glo,
rlous triumph.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-03-30
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

IllE Sl n IA OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
is EQuiTY-iICErNs
Shclor * ShiLling,
Petition for Relief &c
T.. T.. Mason and al
7 appearing Ia my satisfaction that +. r.. Mason,
L one of the defendants in this casc reside with
out the limits of this State; On motion Of Reed
Brown, Pro Pet: Ordered that n rule be pub
lshcd in the Heo~ce Cowriey requiring him to
plead, answer, or dcnlur to the petition in this
case, within three months from tic publicotion
thereof, OF the same will be taken rs to him pro
eonfesso.
ROBT A. THOMPSON. c.E.p.p.
Comr's Office Feb 23 1861 10 Kin
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-03-30

GENERAL QUTMAN is reputed to have said
a good thing on the morning of the battle of
Monterey. He was observed to go into the
field in full uniform. \ friend demonstrated
with him, urging that he would make himself
very conspicuous mark for the enemy. The
pages of ancient and modern history arc chal.
lenged to produce more heroic reply than ho
made " The more balls arc aimed at me, the
less will be directed at my men 70
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-03-30

MEDICAL NOTICE REMOVAL.
DRS: MABRi & SLOAN beg to inform their
~ friends and patrons that they have rcmoycJ
their Office to the brick building formerly occupied
by DIR. Il. j. Piokcns, where one or the other may
always be found, except when professionally alb
sent. M\BRY o sfOiN
Pendleton. Jan. 1S. 1861 % tf
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-03-30

INDoLENT POSTURE IN PRAYER-I have
some fears that the good old fashion of kncel-
ing in prayer is going into disusc. [ visit
in many families and lead their dcvotions,
where not female scOms to know how to
kncel. They sit like statues, as if it wcro
undigniiicd to bend the knee before Cod
The men are some times quite as stiff,jointcd
as the ladies, and have known whole fam
lily, where every member was a protesting
Christian, remain bolt upright in their seats,
ihatcud Of bowing humbly before the lord.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-03-30

TIE Law OF EvIDENCE.-IIon Randall
Hunt, an eminent lawyer of Louisiana, has
introduced into the Legislature of that State
an act removing the common law disability as
witnesses of parties previously convicted of
crime, or Interested in the issue before any
court Husbands and wives of the parties
are also rendered competent and compcllablc
witnesses to testify on behalf Of any party to
the suit or other proceedings. Neither hus-
bands nor wives can. however, be requiled to
give evidence for or against each other in any
criminal proceeding, or any suit instituted in
consequence Of adultery. Neither husband
nor wife are rendered competent or compclla.
bic by the act to disclose any communication
made by ono to the other during the marriage
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-03-30

mice, and serpents, and a habit of speaking to
Vert with their heads on the ground, and
their feet iii the air Vert is their idea of a
superior power to whom they talk in this
comical nature when they are dispirited or
angry, or tired of ants and snakes, and long
ing for unknown food The Dokos seem to
come nearest of all people yet discovered, to
that terrible cousin Of humanitY-the apc.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-01-25

We told yom so.-We told our readers that
when the editor Of the Field and Garden re-
turned he would make up for lost time
His department this week proves our state.
ment.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-01-25

Insurnnce.-Read the advertisement of the
Cedar Valley Insurance Company, which we
print in this issue. Notwithstanding this is
home institution, We believe it to be perfect.
ly reliable, and deserving of the liberal pat.
ronage of the public.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-01-25

Neanest Kind Of Larceny.-Some mean
scamp on Wednesday night last, stole the
"Old Oaken Bucket, that hung in the well ~
of B. F. WEBSTER of this place. These little
petty larcenies seem to be getting quite COM
mon Of late.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-01-25

Sleighing Rarty-Three four. horse teams
and some ten one and two-horse cutters, con-
tanning some seventy-five persons from Wa
terloo, drove through our streets last We'd.
nesGay. They were a gay party and seemed
to enjoy themselves hugely.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-01-25

Fresh acknowledgements has just re-
ccived new recruit Of those Custom Mad,
Kip Boots. Farmers look at them, and al
those heacy Coats suitable for the cold wealth.
or. A fresh arrival of Ladies' Kid and Cloth
Congress Caters, at A. TRowBRIDGE's one doc,
north Of the Post Office. lw.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-01-25

Observation-Disclosures will be found in an.
other column Of the dissolution of the firm O,
II. c. OvERsAS 4 Co. The business O,
manufacturing Little lockers" will be here.
after conducted by II. c. OvERMAS. This
gentleman is now doing quite an extensive
business in the manufacture of these ma.
chimes, and though Of recent origin, they arc
rapidly gaining the public favor
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-01-25

County Finances.-We print elsewhere a
schedule Of the receipts and expenditures of
this county for the year 1860, giving com.
plete statement of the county finances.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-01-25

Concert.-The members of the Waterloo
Brass Band give concert in Waterloo on
the aoth inst. They have issued very at
tractive programme, and we shall be happy
to hear that the soiree was an entire success
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-01-25

Ne'o England Association-Al who are
natives Of New England, and now residents of
Cedar Falls ana vicinity, are requested to
meet in the Conere gationrl Hall, on
Saturday next at - P. n. for the purpose of
forming New England Association.
YMANY NEW ENGLANpERs
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-01-25
lecAl DEPARTMENT..

Elepator.-The advertisement of the Du.
buque Elevator reappears with this issue,
with few alterations.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-01-25

Without rical -Sloan's medicines are get
ting more popular than ever. Whether it is
owing to his honorable way Of doing business
or whether it is owing to the knowledge dis
played in the compromising of the medicines,
one thing is certain, his credit is above re.
proach, and his medicines are withouta rival
for the purposes for which they arc recon-
mended.-Kenosha Telegraph, Wis.
See Sloans advertisement in another column. IN
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-01-25

Lecturs..-This evening DR.. HENRY s. CHASE
Of Independence, lectures at the Horticultur-
81 Hall. Subject" Denticulture."
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-01-25
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