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SOUTHERN FIELD and FIRESIDE.
Weekly Literary and Agricultural Paper
Published In augusta, Gt0rgia.
DIR. d. LEE, Agricultural Editor.
w. w. MANN, Literary Editor.

DIR. ID. LEE, Agricultural Editor.
W. w. MANN, Literary Editor.
THIS il the title Of Weekly paper devoted to Az.
riculure, Literature and AT, which am publish.
ing 10 Augusta, Georgia. Il will be IN quarc form ei
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umns d matter. Il will be in general slye similar TO-
and 10 size someshsi larger than the New York Led.
ger. Il will be Published on good hook paper, and will
~ 10 mschanical execution in the best style o. typo
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Of information that will be useiu TO Southern planter,
and farmers, and q repository Of Southern thought
imagination and taste IN the realms 81 Literature and
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THE FARMERS GUIDE
Scientific and Practical Agriculture,

by Henry stephens FRS OF Edinburgh, and the late
Up. Morton. Pfofessorof scientihc Agriculture 10
Yale College, Nsr Haven. ? vols. Royal Octave.
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For the Cure Of
CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS co,rcus
AND COLDS.
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CAUTION. AS esrtsin unprincipled persons a.,
attempting % palm 81 on the uasyspsctlns public. In
iisiions Of my PREPARED GLUE, would caution
al persons 70 sssmins before Purchasing, snd see that
the full name.
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concerns
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I1 A single bottle Of sratBfss's PREPARED GLUE
will save ten times ils cost annually. -
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SAVE THE PIEcEsi
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ia stitch In Time saves Nine" II
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families, u u ssry desirable 70 hsve some cheap and
ronsenisnt way fos repairing Furniture, Toys, croc.
ksry, &c.
Spaldings Prepared Glue
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the sticking point
"usgFUL N EvEny HOUSE."
MIA Brush accompanies each Boiiie, p,ics
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From he Norfolk Erominsy.
cephaic Pills accomplish The ohjeei for whish they
we're made, siz Care Of headsche in I'll iis forms.
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Belle venom, Ohio. Jan. IS, 1861.
HExRr &. spaLnss. Esg.
Please ind enclosed twenty I've CENTS for which
send me another hos Of ysuF CehaIc Pills. They sra
truly the hest Pills have ever tried.
Direct A. SLOWER. P. ".
Belle Vernon. Wyandot CO., q.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-20
WINES, LIQUORS G. CIGARS
A LIVERY STABLE,
PURE ETALH1N EEERIs !!
Imported by S, B. PARSONS.
Al. BiCEL0W, Agent
,uE suBscR1nER WOULD TAKE

rVuE SuBsCRIRER WOULD TAKE
this method to iutorm tho puhie That ho haa
procured snmn Of the fine Z stock OF Bees In the
State from Bigelow's npiary, Sacramento City,
together with some italianihcd swarms OF Bees
with plenty OF Italian proncs the object being to
propagate the Queens pure here IN the mountains
away from the common bees and ltaianiHe the
entire lot. Mr., Bigelow Is one of the most sue
ccssrul urnnauatnrs of bees aud has had the best
sucress IN importing them Of any man IN the
State. He was recommended 10 s. ll. Parsons
by the Rev. L. l., l.angstroth 30 have The charge
of introducing and propagating the Italian Bee
on this coast.
shall IN few days be prepared to furnish
good swarms of Bees with pure Italian Queens TO
all who may wish My Apiary Is situated in
Rough q Ready.
An who take an interest in the culture of the
Honey Bee are invited to call aud see my Italians.
instruction in the art oftakng care of aud propo-
eating Bees, given gratis TO all.
WM. CURRAN,
my3 Agent for A, J. BGGELow.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-20
srr ---r..r- --ges v,.--,------~.-,.---..--.-
TO INCREASE THE SIZE FRUIT.


Prof Dubrenil, in an article in the Jour
nal de rAcadanie d dHorticulture de Grand
points cut some Of the principal operations
whereby the size of fruits may be increas ed !:
l. Grating the trees on a weak species OF
stock-for instance, the pear on the ounce,
2. Pruning SO as to deprive the tree ofa
certain portion ofits shoots. By his means
the sap which would have been absorbed by
the parts cut off, goes to increase the size
of fruit Summer pruning, which has FOR
its object the removal of a large number of
shoots by dis-budling, and pinching has
the same effect.
3. Let the bearing shoots be as short as
possible, and in immediate connection with
the main branches. Fr1it growing on the
stem is always larger than that situated at
the cxtremities of long slender branches
d. Timing out the fruit when TOO nun
erous.
s. Shortening the principal branches at
the winter pruning, and checking IN tho
summer the vigorous shoots.
G. Supporting the fruit, so tLat the.
weight may not become strain upor :an
foot stalk.
4 Moderating tLr amount Of eya2oratioG
from the frdit. Fruits covered ~ .eaves
are larger than those ia the sGn.c ties net
shaded. 1t is necessary, however il order
that Shading may ret eject inc Qdol.ty O.
the fruit, to expose i. when fai! g.cws e
the direct action cf the sLn. The llmi1-
isheG evaporation must be a..fentet Il
considerable increase OF size which ,Iva.5
takes place in fruit introduced inc rcttIe.
soon af,er il is set. The moutr o. tse eos
tie being closed attcl portion I IRE tsa4cb
from the dry action Ct the air, anu IS COY:
stantly surrounded with l lloist, wa,r: a,~
mosphere, which keeps the e2idernl5 III.
able and stimulates n, growth of he Is /
sues.
8. Moisten the fruit with & solruor o.,
sulpbate CT iroA (copperas.N Ore oe Prof.
DIS pupils, BY moistening an caster nenr2c
pear. from the time it was fairly SCI, orc4a
fortnight Obtained a fruit Sc large tlas u
would scarcely be lecogLized.
8. Ringing the shoot or b,ancb mediate .
y below the flowers. This should DC aouc
when the flowers arc opening ,he longer /
it is delayed after this period, the less Is tic
effect produced. The .ncisicn should pen !
etrate TO the wood and tic ring &C 9atE !
removed should have l width equal to half
the diameter of the shoot. The ridth.
however, SHOULD aot exceed onc-fiftl Of "a ,
snch otherwise the wood will not close up
10. Inserting on rigorous trees Euit tuas, J
with portion of wood attached. A trae, /
which IN consequence ofexcessive vigo. ha2
never produced blossom buds; may ov ms T,
means be made TO produce frrit e :asge
size from the abundant supply san wu.ci ,,
the inserted blossom buds Will receive Bat
1T will be necessary to riLcE the shoots oSI
the tree in summer, whick woald lthervise
absorb the larger portion OF sap, 20 the in
jury of the frLit.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-20
sUMMrT OF MOUNT SHASTA.

The Editor of the Marys}i illc Arpcd Aas
recently mate tri,, to the summit 0, tAis
monarch mountain Of California. He say
The foremost of our party reached the sum
nit few minutes past five il. tn : morning
The summit proper il q tall lalcelcous
limestone which towers some hundred Zee.
above a narrow plateau, in the middle ot
which throbs up, with regular pulsatior, u
boiling spring whose uoXious stream, i'm
pregnated with sulpher and arsenic, rises
high in air and is so poisonous that q
near approach is dangerous, often produc-
ing vertigo and temporary inflammation of
eyes. Around are Jumps Of scora, obsid-
ian and porphyry, intermixed with bits of
sulphur as pure as that bought at the shops.
The apex was soon scaled, and each mem
Der Of the party placed his feet upon the
little space, which, slippery with ice and
only few feet square, is the highest point
in this Golden State-naarly $4,000 feet
above the level of the sea, which of a clear
day, can be seen with good glass, about
ninety miles distant,
And now began the exhibition, The dawn
had flushed the eastern sky, which arehed
bluelj over the false horizon of smoke, and
the gray shadows in the wales below had
begun to deepen, when red ball of fire
emerged from behind the distant peaks /;
slowly it rose q bright yermillion, toward
the clearer sky, distorted into a STANCE oval
rs it moved then rs its burning yellow edge
came over the false horizon it grew round
again. Looking westward the wales below
were yet in deep night, while We were
bathed in sunlight, end a great shadow cf
Mount Shusta lay pyramidal over the whole
face Of the laai, its apex los, on the distant
Salmon mountains, whose peaks bounded
the horizon. Vast and solemn it rested on
the earth and seemed Ike ball upon the
wales beneath and morntain ranges beyond
in whose piny tops th9 gray dawn was Just
stealing. Mount Hood ia Oregon, aud DIa-
bio liz the sourl, are seen from the summit,
on clear lay, but We saw no very distaut
peaks"
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-20
CARD

Promptcdhy an honest desire ormy heart, wish
TO lay before the public ease which deserves room
mcudation, NOT only an act sclcntilr skill hut
that OF humanity also. About two Years ago |
suddenly and from causes unknown tOme, was -cif.
cd with dt Epilepsy, which owing 10 my inahilit,
to meet the expenses consequent upon a thorough
medical treatment, and tho dtscouraermcnt which
met with on attcmptugJt, soon hccauo suoh tas.I
was then led TO hoirNc) as TO defy tho skill of any
physician. was frequently while Ia pursuitot
my calling thrown down To the ground without the
slightest warning; and, although iuscushle to the
agonies, | yet dcspised the miscrcs of my life and
soon learned tolook upon those wEo would rcuder
assistance or shelter me from danger as onrinieg
who sought to proong the existence ofmy mtserirs-
While in this state. and having, previous TO my af
Hicticn, tasted the sweets Of life once more was
induced to attempt seeking aid Of physician and,
by mmoud0tion. callcdupon pr l. j, CZapkay.
| told him otmy circumstances, and Of my inability
toreward him for his services, regardless of which
however, he undertook my ease aud, with the hlcss
ing ofGod, Iwas onCcmoro storcd 10 perfect health
Unable to reward him for the boon which I enjoy
at present, and yet conscious Of my indebtedness
consider il due to myself aud all afflicted to make
the case public in order that those uncod Of medical
advice may ind physic an in whom every cont,
denco can be placed, l. 5, MEYER NAntoNSkY
state of California, County OF Sau Francisco sub
scrbcd aud sworn to before ne this lst day of Aug
ust, a d 1886, GILBERT A, GRANT Notary Public
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-20

SrorPAGE OF TACTCkILs.-The Boston
Journal says The managers Of the Poets
mouth Steam Factory having been COM
PEELED 20 make 4 small redtcticn in The
price of wages last week, the spinuers re-
fused to work anG atsented themselves from
the mills. The result has been the mills
have stopped lunring entirely, ana several
hundred operatives are out of employ ment.
Tie cotton Mil Of the Washington Com
patty viii be stopped entirely in few days
the coI4pah. having been running off their
cotton goods 70, sometime past. The wool
eli uills. Loweve., are running full time,
and some extra. The capital Of the Pacific
Company according to g recent statement,
is 81 .4e5, 900 -all paid in. Whole amount
Of deots Juue /, Si,906,42l.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-20

The Jssuits throughout the world now namhsr
7,lli, nearly 5000 of whom are priests, 2.l59
scholaqtics, and 2,0lG coadjutors. They have
Increased 1892 in foGr years. More than ,oOo
of thoso Jcsuits are on foreign missions, under
the authority Of the Propaganda. The Jesuits
have been expelled from Piedmont, Lombardy.
Modena, the umbrian marshes, Bomagna, and
the Two Sielies: in the latter places they have
had seven colleges, ten boarding schools, and
three ssmiaariss. Those driven from the Pom
tifcal provinces now occupied by Piedmont,
number lsi; but they are located in the minor
cities Of Italy.