Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-30

- moor Greeks are in bad way for King. Russia
IN Jealous Of England and England Jealous of Russa and
France 10 both and both Jealous OF France
and these the protecting powers The result
of the I'm that Greece must take such king
ma the said give and the retu of the mutual
Jealousy that the king must neither be English French
nor Russian Prince subject either that So
Il that the first king OF Modern Greece OTHo
of Bavaria good enough ssr of person in his place. bst
the throne onsry Greece the place for
dreaming His people tired him and be tired Of
them and finally he back Germany heartily tired
Of his Court at Athens.
And Greece has inter regnum and somewhat
than usual anarchy confusion Her Legislative
body bodies have offered the throne to Prince ALFRED
England the sailor Of VICTORIA and next age to
AL11RT EDwARD the Prince of Wales, Heir Apparent and
newly made Benedict. But ALFRED could accept the
throne of Greece. France and Russia would oppose it.
The Emperor of Russia brother In law nephew
the Duke of Leuchtenberg, grandson OF kUcRSE
REAUHARNAs who said to be very clever man. but hs
Is out of the question: because he 10 member OF the royal
family Of Russia So with the many BuoNAPARrEs:
30 after ALL Greece will probably have to Put up with
some stupid mbe oy, who will be weak to be OBJ
iect eeaousy any Some second of some grand
herzog SAKE Bamboo sleberg as he
may besome Of the drones that lie like an lncnbus
upon the really great people of Germany VINO are near
tired of most OF them and If they, who are their country
SUPPOSED
burst occasionally what may we not expect from the
excabe with their hot Southern blood and pratt
cal habits We pity the poor devil that undertakes to rule
rhe Greeks.
are deeply panied hear Of the death Major Hem
MCRAE of the 9Th Regiment n c. IT, which took place
Charleston Wednesday last the 22nd instant BY his
death army of the Confederacy has lost brave and
true man. and gallant soldier this his native town.
wortest Though not falling the bat
efed hs lie tho less sacrifice to the cause OF
his country.
Major McRAx leaves a bereaved wife and family and
circle of devoted relatives and attached friends to
mourn his DEATH
TIE Confederate Flag adopted by the Senate Wednes
day last for its Union" square, the pre-
sent battle flag, wit Saint Andrews Cross blue,
white field the stars symboloa of the States being white
and placed in the limbs of the Tie fly or balance
Gag consist Of three the centre bue the
two outside white.
This will be better than present flag.
Resources Of tho sss,hern Fields and Forests.
We indebted to the Surgeon General of the Coned
crate States Army for copy OF octave volume OF six
hundred pages upon the Resources of the southern Fields
and Forests, Medical Economical ard Agricultural being
a Medical Botany of The Confederate Staes with Practi
cal Information the Useful Properties of the Trees
Plants and Shrubs. By FRANCIS PEYRE PoRcHER Surgeon
P. A. c.. 81
At the request of the Surgeon General and for the no
nation of public, make extracts subjects
chiefly medical the dissemination Of which at this time
believed will be great service to the army and the
munty. We shall continue these extracts from time to
time giving such information may appear most desira
BILE, we'll as most practically useful
RIcIsus ooNHUNIs Castor oil Plant-Boctor John sch
man Cd B who has exhibited the character Of the pat
riot during present struggles communicates the fol-
MOSS CuLrURE.-Break mp the land with plough
time to plant is from the middle April second week
In May Drop three seeds in each hill BALI bushel of
manner careful looking after worm
which gives it the preference to com Whep the plants
a hill New lands, broken up the same season, not
shifted One hand can teEd five ceres In good dry soil
each bushel yielding seven quarts of pure oil.
GLrHERlNe THE sEED--About the middle OF august the
seed begin ripen and will continue until CT ked by the
frost. writer in the Western Plough Boy flss2
Previous to the penng OF the seeds the yard for
ground of gradual descent open to the sum- and made
5 m the on s een to-
otherwise part of the bean will be imperfect Later in
three pods begin open, CT they viii
waste They laid in the yard one deeps In warm
opened tn, stems are faxed of The Buls are swept of
with broom made with naked switches; which,
in eight of beans. They may be cleaLed with com
wheat FAM with riddle suited to the size OF the
beam"
Itrust planters viii the necessity of preparing
plant the castor oil bean The vsas
which operates tits much needed by the brave deten
derN 1t saved thousands OF liVeS
obtain it, thousands perish by
to the production of this medicine That the
sAssArRAsWhilst engaged in active duties as Surgeon
to the Holcombe Legion Whenever soldier suffered from
measles pneumonia bronchitis cold, his companion or
directed to the roots and leaves of
ssfras and made with this supplied that of Flax Seed
or Gum Arabic. |
BENs(snsAAuM)- planters and farmer. throughout
the States should and all the leaves
OF the Bene now growing to be ssed in dyssntery
colds coughs etc. among our soldiers place OF Gum
Arab 2And nHA fWn In h1arc
water impart their mucilsgiRous properties.
DoswooD (CoBEUs FLORIDA .-since the war; the bark
has been employed with great in place of qu
nine In fevers-by physicians In Sumter district S. c.
in of low forms of fever and
dysentery the river courses of typhoid character
almost any ease where the Cinobona bark was used.
WILD JALAr PsDorHYLLUA P1LrATsH). - his can be |
purEativs required. Every planter in the Con-
fedsrats States can produce the OPIUM mustard. and
fax seed that In required either for the Amy for
home
PoDorHYLLTH PELrAFUM, Vivid taap; Mayapple. |
jalap the ordinary cahartica find that it
purpose being easily prepared by the per-
having charge Of them. Thirty grains The root
pint Of water of which wine gassul three times day
10 the dose; employing the Liriodendron tulpifsra
all mild cases Of fever We would invite the
particular attention OF planters to the extensive of
these medicines apon their plantaenl have caused
negroes resided and found that daring period of
months including the months of SUMNER they
used in all Cases, and apparently fulfilled every ind
cation.
PAr1vER soxxykIUu. OrIyx rorrr,-The poppy may
become Of the meat profitable Crops if have the
Of dispospE of the seed, we knew how sx
tract the OIL By proper cultivation may be made pro-
ducs from nine to bushels OF seed per ana
bushe yields twenty four pounds Of good oil. This OIL
pecay the nst portion which cold pressed and mixed
In the mill with slices of apple doubtless the purss
Of oil for the table and the agreeable that known
It is inferior the finest Nice