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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-09
Commercial Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHnADEIPHIA, Nov 8.
Cotton limited request, 1874 G2Oo. Flour i'm
proved demand, but prices barely maintained ;
supeIhne S4.50G5 20 /; extras s5 50G6.25 F.; Pa,
0ho and Indiana extra family 81 75@s.75 Rye
flour quoted "a 90. Wheat dul Western red
sl.65@l. .6S; amber 81 75al.77 white sI s5Ca
II 95. Rye steady 75dSUc. Corn dull /; yellow
62g63c mixed 6l@62c. Oats quote white AZ !;
mixed, 40 to Al black, 3s TO SO; whiskey firm,
9bc -
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-09

Chester county gives SAT majority for Grant.
The Democrats polled 65lO votes in the county,
in October for their candidate for Governor,
while only 1902 came out to vote for Greeley.
The Republican vote was also less but not
much. For HItrA3ft, in October, it was 1886 !;
for Grant, in November, it is g249.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-09

The latest returns from Alabama give General
Grant majority ef4Oo to Co., The Republican
State ticket is elected by smaller majority.
-Four Congressional Districts are Republican,
three Democratic, and one doubtful. The Leg
islature isyet "A aobbt. ..4
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-09

Fosters Celebrated Tonic RItteTs.
Fosters Blood Puriher,
Fosters lnfAlllhle Oriental Pile Salve,
Fosters Rose Worm ozenEes,
Wyeth's Elixir Beef, Wine and IRON
NYeth's Elixir Va er1nate OF Ammonia
klis Bilt-r Wine Of Iron,
hlils kl xir CalasHya -rk and Iron
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical ID scOyery
DR.. Pierces Pleasant Purgatiye Pllets
FOSl Ek's DRUG STORR
Front and West Wilmington Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-09

The tabular returns given in the COMMERCIAL,
yesterday of the vote in New Castle county, for
President, Congress, Sheriff, Coroner, and Sem
ator we're official, and we're absolutely correct
We are particular in stating this, as it was no.
ticed that thsg differed from the 6gures. given
in one Of our city contemporaries.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-09

Gold closed yesterday at ll2T. Government
securities generally advanced 1ss51. Philaiel-
phiA stocks we're active the market closing steady.
Cotton was unchanged.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-09
Relief Fund.

SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE sUFFERERs
LONDON, Nov 8,
Subscriptions are being made for the relief Of
The sufferers by the Italian inuudation.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-09

The story, " lilly and Diamond commenced
in last SAtnsaAg's seoannTcIAI, is continnsd on
our third page, to-day. We shall conclude il
next week.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-09
WEST PoINr, Ca, Sept, 8, lsn.

Dear Sir-T have been an Invalid for nva years.
and rave win foru ude and stience tried neai u
every patent medicine known 70 the people without
any enec nal relief. II was suggested by some OF
my friends 70 take your VeRetable Pills for which
an under ohlgat0ns for said suggestions ItbeinR
favorable Que, propose 70 STA 9 the effects. I
weigh mnre than ever did and nv health Ia T. r
better than II has been In nve years. l certainly
give al the creditto ,our Pils and a. soon as there
an increase in the family, you NAV he, II ltis
male that his name shan be Tuts. Publish n yeu
choose. tsffaAaa So NsasJ. A DONALDSON p
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-09
SpfriaI Hutires.
Correct the etonn noh

y h well ascertain physiological fact that the
Ynsin oI most OF the IFS tn affict humanlty is a
1eranRed condition nt the alimentary canal The
ooNes oec me conatipated and sluggish and thence
silsfs ira OF painful ann distressing maladies.
AZ preventive and cure, there Is remedy 80 safe
ano sure as DR.. Tutt's W getable Liver Pills
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-09
Military Houors.

FUNERAL OF GEN. MEADE-AS INVITATION TO THE
MILITARY ORGANIZATIONS
PHILADELPHA, Nov. 8.
General Provost has extended an invitation to
all military organizations in the department
lately commanded by Gen Meade, to attend his
funeral on Monday next.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-09
Knilrond Accidenr.
COLLISION AT THE nELAr House.


BALTIMORE Nov. 8.
A Pullman Palace car was run into at the Re-
lay House, by Baltimore 4 Ohio train, from
the West, last night, and three passengers
we're seriously injured, one probably fatally
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-09
Political.
THE ILLINOIS LEs1sLAruRE.

IHk ILIINUI9 LEdI7LAIUHE-
New YORK, Nov. 8.
The Illinois Legislature stands AZ Republicans
a majority on joint ballot, preventing Trum-
bulls reelection as Senator.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-09
RoYer's Hoof LInIment.

RoSer's Aoof LInIrnent.
nave tested Boyer's Hoof LlnimeRt on the feet
OF over one hundred horses Thr difference in the
condition OF the feet Is great In It's favor that
would not be without II for ten tunes its cost 1t
should be properly applied TO every hOrse's hOof es
peclAlly IN the Summei when tn no. ses feet are
always In contact witt the heated earth, which
uIles them up and they become hard and feyerisn
Mnl produces contraction, corns, quarter cracKs
e0htrac Ion OF the back sinew, commonly called
hne Sprung" aud often from the pains in the
nOoIs II produces sweeney In the shoulder. We re-
commend It as the best preparation we ever used
II should be used on every horses hoOf as eommOR-
y as OIL Is used on haru ess or m bsets 70 Keen
them IN good condition. e. X IINKLIN
PrqpFietor and Superintendent OF the Continental
Stables, Sansom Street. Philadelphia
K BRINGHURST a Co., Apothecaries,
cor Sixth and Market streets.
Having been appointed Agents for this popular
H0oi Llniment are fully prepared to supply ii
wholesale and retAil at the manufacturers prices
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-09
CnFisns Case.

The hisaonri- La galAIure, II appears, has a
Democratic majority. 2.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-09
Hasson's compound svrun of IA

Hasson's Compound Syrup Of Tar,
rms celebrated preparauOn,so so long and favorabIy
knoe In the Northern 81 tes for the cure OF throat
ahd lung diseases, can now be had at all the drug
stores throughout the country II is no private
quack preparation. IL is prescribed by sumc OF the
must eminent physicians IN the count " aud never
Ials Ia curing the worst OF coughs and colds
Price so cents per bottle -
p. s.-Ses that the signature of RussKtL 4 LAM.
DIS, Prep'rs is on each wrapper. noy1.st
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-09
Hrum our Late Edition of Yesterday
OnieiAl lIsJOriues.

..... OnisiaI nIsJoriues.
For President
Newcastle Grant 1890
Sussex, " So
Kent, Greeley, 427
Grants majority in State, 9ll
For Congress-
New Castle, Loaand. .......... .......... .e79
Kent, Wright. Observation-Disclosures. .4s6
Sussex. Wright ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SS
Lofands majority in State ate.................35 355
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-09

PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON. CsAaadays
sroeptsdO az the COMMERCIAL Buupuse, SosdA Rass
corner FttA and harkst Strssts Tao csnts eoPy.
Str Dollars voay, By mad, ~ serpsd b. carriers
throughout tAs city,
1RB DHb4w1RB rRtBBSB. tussshlD, n oTeat
PsntnSnIar orpaA sr Fngsssgs and EFuissrowwa pub,
iiaAsd sUot zAarsday sssvnin0, Sst 1ase Doliars .
Year.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-09
Prnti,a AatraI AN

A roster Drug hiore, bT the gallon, quar- or pint
any way TO suit customers. A large assortment OF
lamp cnmneys,d different shapes lamp wicks brushes
nc, VIII lesale and r6tAiL
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-09
Fosters Celebrated seIf-AdJustlnG
Pad

Fosters Celebrated seIf-AdJustInR
wood Pad.
Double Truss, the most comfortable and efficient
Another large and we'll seeoSsd stock II Trusses
bracts, supporters, Syringes and Surgical appll-
ances received al Fos'er's Truss and Brace DepOt
Front and West streets. The demand steadily in.
creAsing Special Inducements now offered to pur-
chasers. Personal attention given 20 lifting Pri-
vate 70 ms for ladies and gents separate.
Mrs, Fosters Cough and Croup
syrup.
Hasson's COmpouI syrup Of Tar,
sine's syrup Of Tar sHd v I'D Ohersy,
Nistar's Pine Tree Tar Cordial,
Rtter's syrup for Coughs aud Colds,
FOSTERS Drug Store,
Front and West.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-09
GAnratinuaI.
FREnoa LAMcvA.o,IE;r,,,a.. I: .,,,,,. p -

FREHoA LAHcvAAcIE;rvv .nvnv ,,-.,,.'
Professor Jules Machenet, A. NJ, "a true natvt OF
far1sl szl Market street iui Orms his patrons, his
nlendH the ladies' and gentlt men, ana the public
generally, mat he iB now ready te egn again his
tuition " private pupils or private olasses at the
Residences OF the pupils or at mis- ouse at his usual
circular Of prces 70 be PAID the last lesson OF each
quarter
be Professor, intending 10 return with his family
70 france, IN the beginning Of July next and hav-
ing received from lAnits genuemen, al several
epofhH, many demin inds whose object az 10 lOin
ngllo Glasses N he had any. has decided 70 agree
VITA the desire Of the puDnu, and 70 receive irum
Today Applications In person or by 10 teTs for tn, 90
public cla ses which are TO take place at his house.
~ MARKET sIrest up Rtars. every Wednesday bnd
saturday OF this Achuol year isTS and 5Is and to
begin "wednesday, september 10Th iust In the FOL
- LADIES CLASSES
Chss B, lBeginnerr,l every v ednesday and Sat-
ufday, from 10 o'clUcK, r. NJ 17fi
ClAss A. 6Adyahcedl every "wednesday and Sat
uruAyi from half-past TO half-paat4 p. NJ
GEETLEMEN's GLASSES.
Class A, SAdvanyedD every ednesday and satur-
Day from 20 o'clock, evening. iicf.'D
Class - (Ht ginner !, every Wednesday and Sat-
urday, from hsli-past 5 to haif-past o. evsninx'
lhe price ior quarter OF ~ successive lessons in
any OF ihese pubic classes iH SO 0V In ADVANCE
SJpt16-wed&sat-2m
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-09

Wax Flower Materials,
In variety, new supphes being constantly received
at the manufacturers prices, by
ShITH A PAINTER DruRgists
Seventh and Marke streets
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-09

Such as we bottle under our own label is we
think, the nnest olive Oh for table use ia the mar
keL SMITH a Pc INTER,
Seventh aud Market streets
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-09

DR. TUFTS HAIR DYE acts ike Magic.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-09
Iailnriug.

VNAILORlNG-Tailo ailors should use the Weed Sew
. Il ing Machine, for sale at ..-i-...
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-09

koon'0
Double Superhne Mustard In cans and Btckney 4
PoOr's Ia bulk, bv
SMITH a PAINTER, Druggists,
Seventh and Market streets
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-04-13
SOUTH lCAROIINA 8RXiTR0xD

azzrxzwp,-y,.s.- = tS~fsES4 stij ~ 1f0
gs IsEssss EssTsi !
~ ~
-dsOaARtssEesaS &c, nDecsmbor 2s,. .aa71. !;
AN AND AFTER SUNDAY DECEMBER II
Oh2f fiiep passenger bYEainsSfi tis syasa
saFn'iqs h'ilSafaas aasyW Rqqtraa Rqqtra aas tfsl2ys,I,iyn
Iaid, g, Lsss ts0SHr sS AUegiFtH esg'isFStH .iiiit ID, ).
LfaYe IN Sfhagfiesfon g 10K. N.
thrive at Augusta! VA a!!.g... .Ga4 eS iNG
's''hafs 9dFo's coaD,sIsyswis--b birou
iseats barldsto on, ,,.a.,,,,.,, 10 A., NJ.
Arrive at Columbia, ,..................4.0 .05 p. N.
' " i'''a roRt oRt dnHht2sss2fosSd hna t2s2 osSdi 10 souais
Iesye 4bgushta Ia Ia!a sal =! ..a!F4o 2sM.
~ iss I GshsrlfsIa .r,-;.y yys,i.us. .2QjP.
Leave Columbia ......7. 10 "A. NJ.
1sfffivens Charleston. a. .ie445. Las3-20,RsM ~
TnRopsHSaeaeEDs ~ asAlb ~ bra ~
.eafe 90 A. NJ.
Ecatc khigvfic c!!!!a!:a!1ihs Il a9iSsOTR NJ
oA rive ntiAugusta J0,... sni...l q, @ 90 p, NJ
aAUeusrAlsieIIp ExhREssrsuspArs,Ksc
Leases Charlie .go!.. oSi..s.s.. $50. 2, NJ
aFTfye pt Augusta. SO, A n
Leave Augusta. ~. 100 AP
Arrive at Charleston............... SIS AN!
'souUNpIAgSioHT rx PRESS Observation-Disclosures!
7not la'f '"eI rED.ord .ostom w,, |
'Beave Cbsrcstohlails. 40. l.aa o !Ha si
Arrive at 80 A. M
Leave Columbia. GOO p Ms
Arrive S!hissies.oh. ..lia95! ..T ea 4.
''' ~ 70 stMMkRvILtE rnhrs!id ,noiiss2
Lcave Sumherville at..!.a.:.n :. .7!p5 AM
Arrivelat Charleston al, a.! M.
ileayc charleston Mt at......,.......S3 80 p. NJ
Arrive at Summerviitc 'at..3.!!!!. .ili rs PsAI
20 H'i' lcANbHy bnsson. .ijaoIs7quu
Leave Camden. .....,... ....s,l5H. AZ
Arrive nj Columbia. A. NJ
Leave Columbia ............. .... ....l Is u Af
Arrive atiCamden. Il ;25ip,!M
W pay and Night Trains make close connec.
;ion Mt Augusta with Georgia Railroad and
Central Rdilroad u, LaSot Am .1,rgl
IL Night Train connects. with Macon and
Augusta Railroad. ''' "'"''H
Columbia Night Train connccis,iwit
Grdepxille and Columbia. Railroad, and witt,
Charlotte Eoad TO points North.
Canidcn Train connects at Kinptitfe ldaflv
Except Sundaysjwit uay p PasseDger Train.
a4d runs through 20 Columbia
a. l.. TYLER, Vice President 4
s. b. PIcKEAs, General Ticket, Agent.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-04-13
ATLANTIC PHOSPHATE,

This FERTILIZER COMPANY under
AT or S pAY
BILE lsT NOVEMBER
IT t ~ ''''"
nthe
3 N Is Nocmb
be
wagonsa dmYesa idle """'
Of who
Ion the i'o'
"t PELZER, RODGERS a. CO. General Agents
ian "-3m Bopnt Wharf, (Aarietou, s.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-04-13
THE sTONO PHOSPHATE COMPANY

CHARLESTON, s. G.
TRoPERIY
M the
10 rch hof fcvcryI
soluble iunno ats
he November
e9ered
Ahaded by Planters WAC
WM. RAYENEI, Itcsident
dr
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-04-13
ATLANTIC ACID PHOSPHATE.
San l3

This Article
Chemist ST JULIEN RAW
Reduced
o. interest
Orders hcd will bo considered
1872 enabling
idle
~! -gEn n0nGERS & co 1.anesl Ases.s
jan 6-Sm Bror.s Uharf (Aarl sop, s.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-04-13
NEXT DOoRaTC
RED-eoRRasE,-ssaT

y.
To PEP. zi"nssrhta'rs Ess7. tSSesadty sfsa.
- sfairscftie. Cdroiinas, Charlotte, ~.
The following is q correct statement .s
Cotton raised BY Stevens 6 &aCafStoh. ON IL
acres Of stubb'e land, whiuk wds, franufed
with 400 pounds of CarelipaI Fertilizer, The
following is the mode ofcpltiystiopS, II was
thoroughly broken up i2 inches Hsep. an.l
laid off in rows 81 feet vide! Rna fhe Fer
tihzer applied in the idrillT th6nE ubSdded on
it on the 10th Of, May, apd planted the same
day, but owing to thelcool aaSd dry Weather,
did not comeiupsto a. 5stanCl euntihabout the
.alst lOfs Juned First, working ,t,was run,
around with half shovel. and .narti.iiv'
trimneu out with q hoe. Sec6nd working;
it was run around With a 8 inehs grub. IL
inohes'lopgs and 4 he middies,throvsfofit with
sweep lS inches wide. .onsiurrow to q
row and thinned to s stand with hoe about
II inches between notheststoekx,>A aud AFTER
wards it,,wssa plpnghed- ererys tso week.
Ersa ~ asYSfR S ls 8 inches El@s end faaa each
The foil6ssing is ageoffsSt istst Sihnont of,he
Cotton picked: gfa oyes sdw siit or
list Picking ~. -, .2SA
ich.ng g''''.'.'''.........i.iiy.......
od Picklng..................... ................flS
Estimated amount Of unopeReA masursd
'o''0 '"isliivsy' - ';2i4i;S;;;ss-.......0lS
'' TSfaf:.a!.o. !.a!.:! s!sa ss!.. Ss.s i ,s2s
Respectfully sdhmitedg
sai sSTEgENS,& CURETON.
- certify weighed qthe ,Gettep picked in
the adove statement, and it is correct
OctObeT I'd d,p1sTl.Ta dN--.M4A.iQRAHAM.
AZ tho request Of algssRs. .SFEvEzs &
CuHEEoN, we haze examined the ,sere Of
Cotton, and the estimate made above is true
to the besf Of our obiliy. hrs s6f
sv77h Dap. DUR4hNT,
f5.f - sS--.k s5.! III w. A, GRAHAM
JOSEPH RODGES.
Premiums awarded g 10 -SFEyEsaI & CuRK
ToN on above certifeate,o v
We viii sell the above Splendid Fertilizer
at Forty Five Dollars cash, OF ifffS Dollars:
payable la' 'N5SeRsSer swRhTh tofcst at
per cent. per $aianmy deliS ers j aisour Ware:
'hoasss'is Charleston; ;ss Agents will sell ii
same prices, adding the freight and drayasS
to their Depotso 81 wi! lls ~ .ssY
GEO. w. ,WILLIAMSs& co.
s'Jhe isHo is'riIRa oain 80 qr,a "A ID
----=4 49, - -l--s--..-i- 49,. -. -.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-09-28
TENNESSEE NEWS.

Croquet exists in Kingston.
Muscadines abound in Fayette county.
Memphis wants a fire-alarm telegraph.
Memphis has no standard city; yet she is
fast.
Memphis police nightly scoop up Wood
hulls.
A coal oil lamp recently exploded at SOM
erville.
Ad Cate has been jailed at Athens for
burglary.
The postofice aiPisgah, Giles county, is
no more.
Horses are stolen while hitched to racks,
In Pulaski.
During last week two mad dogs were
killed In Somerville.
A Cleveland editor Is going to bet on the
"bob tall at the fair there.
A. W. Potter's residence at Somerville,
last week was burglarized.
A rattlesnake measuring three feet one
inch was recently killed near Athens.
The general Baptist Association of East
Tennessee conyenes at Cleveland to-day.
Last week at Cleveland, new corn for
early feeding brought so cents per bushel.
The stockholders of the Pisgah Turn
pike Company, Giles county. meet to-
day.
Dick Roberts, colored, and bis two sons
have been jailed at Kingston for stealing
corn.
The survey of the Memphis and Kno K
vile Railroad, east of Bolivar, commence s
next week.
Special constables are as thick in Mem
| phis as Grants relatives are around the
| White House.
At Memphis Tuesday night, Sept. 20,
lightning struck the iron ratings in front OF
Two residences.
The Southern Security Company has
| paid the interest on the first mortgage bonds
| of the Charleston Railroad.
At Moscow, Fayette county, Sept. %
| Hon. LandonC. Haynes excoriated Radical
Lewis and Independent Kellar.
| A catamount three feet ten inches long,
while stealing geese, was killed by e. n
Handy recently in Roane county.
A small white boy, this week, stole W..
| G.. McGrew's horse in Pulaski. The beast
was recovered, but the brute escaped.
Between Moscow and La Grange several
trees were blown across the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad track Tuesday nigh
last.
| Cleveland is to have new Radical papel
called the Commercial Republican, edited
by n. A. Patterson and published by Reeve:
& Patterson.
The Democratic County Convention Of
Giles, to nominate candidate for the Leg
stature, meets at Pulaski on the first Mon
day in October.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-09-28
WHISKY CHURNING.
4 Machine for Giving cage to Lii.
auOr-Its Remarkable Effects.

A Machine for Giving cage" TO Lii.
auOr-Its Remarkable Effects.
Whisky is given age in variety ofw ways
by keeping it in casks; by clarifying with
chemicals; by sending it on sea voyage, so
that agitation may add its powers to the
natural fermentation, by increasing the
quantity of ozone, thus oxygenizing its Gle
men s; but o machine has been now pre-
sented which does in few minutes the
work of months; the violent agitation of
the particles and the extreme division OF
the essential oils which compose them, pro-
duce change almost instantly. It's con-
struction is ingenious and promises to revo-
lutionize one Of the largest interests OF
trade in the world.
The machine is large and expensive,
consisting Of two cylinders, placed one be-
hind the other, containing two wheels four
and one half feet in diameter, resembling
circular saws, on which are arranged one
hundred tseth, with q fat edge each, both
revolving the same way; consequently when
one is going down the other is coming up.
At the point where they come together
there is space Of one half inch. The Ii.
q,lor, being fed on the beater going down by
a steam pump az pressure of one hundred
| pounds to the square inch, is thrown on
those going up, thereby submitting it to the
blows Of both, and as the wheels make :, 900
revolutions per minute, It gives us the
number Of blows struck per minute as
| 100000.
The effect produced on new liquor by
| passing it through this machine is quite as
tonishing. Almost instantly is aerid, fiery
fluid converted into a smooth, palatable
drink. AL the effects of age, which former
| ly could only be obtained after great los;
and patient waiting for years, are, by thi:
wonderful machine, produced in au hour,
| and so completely is the change wrougb
that the most accomplished judges werc
wonderfully deceived, and pronounced be
tested liquor always old and sometimes a.
really better than liquor of the sauna grade
that was known TO be ripened by time
The changes produced by this machine ar,
still more marked, If possible, on new wine
than on the stronger liquors. One single
treatment will give all the effects of age, q
once smoothing the liquor and developing
the bouquet. The whole operation
takes place in an sir-tight compartment
and, of course, no loss can possibly en-
sue. This of itself viii effect an immens
| saving.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-09-28

4 pssu,s individual experience is limited.
| From books he may derive the experience
J! of others. Al that IS required 10 make a
! fortune Is. ffst, the idea, and then energy
| to follow Il up. Books and agriculture are
likely to suggest the idea, They stimulate
the mind TO think, and furnish a heartpeI
excitement which keeps ar. economy.
The national importance of agriculture
appears 70 be universally admitted, and
though much has been said on this subject,
YET it is just sneh an enterprise as this
which must place our country on a sub.
stantial basis. In all improvements, in ali
enterprises the great truth must not be for
gotten that success Is not to be attained
without diligence and industry. We must
SOW in spring and cultivate well in summer
we would reap an abundant harvest in
autumn, When | see young farmers ofthis
section commence in life without q strict
attention TO business-which they neglect
for mere plessure--well may you see in
imagination future crops lost BY careless
thiagey broken fences and fields filed with
weeds, property wasted by reckiessness and
disorder, and confusion triumphant, and
unpaid debts and executions hanging over
the premises. But on the other hand, TO
see cheerful-faced ready handed industry,
directed by reason and intelligence, and or
der, energy and economy guiding the ope-
ratlons OF the farm, with smooth, clean
fields and neat, trim fences, rich, verdant
pastures and fine cattle enjoying them,
and broad, waving meadows and golden
haryests, and waste and extravaganza driv-
en- into exile, we need not fear for the sue
cess of such farmer.
Agriculture in highly improved State,
must be the means which, next TO the
righteousness which truly exalts nation,
will contribute to our enduring prosperity.
All trade and commerce, depend on this
great srt as their foundation. The cult
walton Of the soil and of plants was the
earliest occupation of men. 1t has in all
ages, been bis chief means of subsistence.
1t still continues to furnish employment to
the great majority of the human race. 1t
is truly the great art Of peace, as during
wars and connections it has laDguished and
declined, but risen again in strength and
Vigor.
For its calm and tranquil pleasures-for
its peaceful bat healthful lsbors-away
from the fretful and feverish life Of crowd
ed cities--in the free air and beneath the
bright sun Of Heayen-many who have
spent the morning and noon Of their lives
in the anxious cares Of commercial life
have long sighed for scene of peace and
Of quietude for the evening Of their days.
ITO be Continued
GLAUCUs.
TULLAHoMA, TENN Sept. 20, 1872.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-09-28
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gested it decomp0ses. In the latter case pun
gent gas is developed which causes sour eructa-
tons, or else the stomach itself secretes an acid,
which rising upward at intervals stings the gull
let sharply These extremely disagreeable sen.
satiOns are attributable to impaired digestion.
To get rid Of them, or prevent their recurrence,
il is only necessary TO tone and regulate the gas
tric organs with Hostetter's Bitters. 1t viii not
answer to postpone the great corrective with the
idea that the unpleasant symptoms viii disap-
pear OF themselves. So far from that being the
case, they almost invariably eliminate, If neg
lected, in chronic dyspepsia, with its concoml-
tants of gnawing in the stomach dizziness, per-
verted vision, headache and sleeplessness. 1t is
true that all these disagreeables may be ebyiated
by a course of the Bitters; but how much wiser
to anticipate their arrival with one or two doses
of that sure preventive of Indigestion and
strengthener of the alimentary organs.
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