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;.-. IB - :rv EDITED & PUBLISHED BY NATHANIEL J. PALME ItJ 1 F "' v -TO - 1. '.Scvry U e;r-iiy iuorni!rKt the frice'6f Three- ? iuipui;u iu uan ui , cwj, : louowing raeuioo, mat is saia to nave ueeu -suiung iroui qi , t. rspar, v.f.i'ih icay b-t:.cliagj'uby-tjifli.pfej?;'or what is called a stiff soil, should be plough-, successfully -tried of having a cas!c- with ! honorable body , .I'-vJi'iaan.-. .Novenp(ioarece,veued m the tall and laid as light as , possible, strone pickle in the-store , cellar, directly stroy every r J .rJC: 5 rl: r;Mr:;.;:r7J7;;sa:.l0 :rsP0S?- 11 10 ac,wn . wst .underthe counter Mere the baneniveign- by encourage ".. it wMiUw -.o'iroue wjrsutiscri-'tiotM und the wl"P wul- pulverize and subdue jt; and In-; ed, and a hopper in the I counter over- the .qrable to its I y tr . iiM;e la then" 8:?-rdi::gtyV " ICo pa-, cc! wt 'hen be yasiroyed-hy exposure to , cask, and empty the butter directly - !. Jsrt'i;iai,.nuTHan-RiYar2gVs-sue paid ur, t the i'ors ofwiuter. But arable iand, which scales into the hopper, from which- M:tiriJat.j rte frtatn. rr op' datc t;i 8Prin?. - 1 - . - morning carefully sort the buUer as -P ii"i5s" Uii-. ffijt of, Jt & i'Orst 'lusters-tiid il T.- ift'ericJ iu l?ie-ciif thrt-t kucs for , i '.! !?1;i;r. ft:Vtj!tj-W'riCt!i1i fjr -very snt; Vi iwv;: wjc cx;xeauij.' iourieti'U . ;- i:-"''i!:iun:I:Mi.; ail.Mt .ivlixli'jiiMi 'receive iUe't iCONOili' 1 M iV.fT E WIN (?; 1 1 0 G 8 . ; l! Invo throwa b;x itiy f stc'imiffjrVjici- xUt; .pd : .sabsli tilted AVboiliV; - fanuV l 'ihinVl f-;ihiwam!e5.t adiKjr ;;'4 liie f,ntier;cot! : is:d of i GO. g illfj criv. vpvfr la pf!ah r 'xtt-r'?l efjual to the bort winter sperniaceti, '."tile, bathy set. ' I c.trtVldr)rtt 'wt? !; bit tour fur.b'j'riiiinr hnjs. The pil:jpreparedfor r-;V Jive caks a lay, " ivi frj gre-iL i thor and .burning .will rust ahoyt'36 cctils a galloa; '. h-oiibie . .'jid.'lhe. iiJrrajiivTeqwed.'-' to'.'hx ' -9t09e - ' hit'M itlic!n 'a'' 6ve-P.yi!eVatrob-AVi'ili .i"?--'.". '?:. jCtt)KlC T . 1 ; v nnw keitu,: lioja?;;W.gfii!s.. whtca w,a Uin l-'autihl ca$ttug,:-.Ij h'.e'.cooke olght -T...f.d' nine brreb iit'v Inlf 4 d i and "rnuoli letter tha'o-bv-'tho .atea$i"- process.? ..This ;,,n. consists of sinnll ic4.ii potatoes, of : liic'1,1 t Inye neirly iOO.i.s!iel, or lo pfr uiit offiiy whole cro p'inikjus an!jrv smiuII iMinotiiy of iiidhinKljsaj. A-.:- halida y V hoiliir''- serve my hog ffaa:i3y four jnr , fire . vl-iys: and it is always kept prepared in nd'i Mx-Tlip ;'acua! efpenso ottfailemaij; -?:Z t!Ht? upoo -the refijsaOf the fir) 11 crop; , ,V- 50 to 75 i per ccntjois t1i:ui feyui.-jig with i'vy corit.' . - . : ' '. . .j The ccoMntny of my apporalu 'rousists - hjjc!i.-iii !t't.i bo boiler iso , as to jhavu all Vno adv:sntnte" . of 'tlw tire. Tho. intorior ',trii-k' vok ift m ule t conform to the shape . . of tha bilr, lo iving an miorval of ! four to , ..''iv; inches between iiiem ior I In: life, round :he whole cr.terior of' the kettb, ui;J, ite 1 .citian of a, few inches, at top, wiu're the . ''.ft-ime or, nip-rests upa thj 'prpjeciirig brick. Thus ha boiler i- nt only oiicoinp.issed by . t!e tl iiiie but the heat isangmenied by radia-. ion from the brick woik. The fuel is btinit Vn a ia., which rea.b i;e;it lv to iholxettlt! four or five inches abovej iho ievej of Its ,.'.)jffoin. . My l)oilei helnij. hi operation wiiilo I am penning; theij ' -.re.tuai ks I have f ''.iicei'tained, that 'a kell)e'.of pmuoes, 'wish ,;iii eii:iJs of cold water, covered wiih beards - ' .... - i , - , .- . ii.s been completely noue i in io iinr.iiiei. oui mo luue-tuey woni pr.t in, r.r. other )uiiuitf having been j'. previously;- taken nt. My keitie-was $et- by a ? in Ins without assistance, land -'was his firsi ton in masonry, r , . j J DUEL. A'Muy Xzrrcry, Oc(. 20,- 2S31. fc- 11 ,IGHT IN VriAJl TREHS. Hie iliseaVejvf the petirts ;e, tei ir.u Might iris keen less prevalent jthis ve)r th;nhuiiig vars prist! iluOeerrvi to? h.jvti j as?;mi'd a nev character, orct'aiigcdihrs.niodaof attack. in the enslv t art of t!h sonron I discovered tlu boe.s ot , sever al :rocs, of tu-o to four ihrlies hi diajneter had . 1 .. txrcouW bFiv4Ja.iu.snntV :isn&j was feracked 'Ur.d sr::K'rH'tin fnm the ttirip bark; and in !ioh)e iiHtiiiir.ds 1' fo'.snd'th? disease 1 had ex-; nu,.":d.t:V::-t!:e" wo.);l. ,1 irnmeIi.ijo?v had ihrm washed viili a weak solution ofchlui idtf :f li;)!!,1 Avhieh ieem Kvhave restored them ' liraUh-. Tpplsefl tbo chloride j ho pre- vuh . yesr Jo t!io siur.ipVofsorri'. ap.ipiuaied; ';ninche, i:i soliie of whic'i cases liie dis-j otise had crciended dowti ypdn one! side of the hole of tl(e tree. ' In f every case thci disease '.was' checked and tlio lia - parts vve protruded beyond ihe f dead wood, Although Mr. Lowell wnnijl hidldy; re pectand wham I air. ambUhyas to pn.spltj.jte, detests all theories, I iini ..nevertheles indu ced to lia;jftrnivthcorv,5u tlfis caseir It is " l!iis.' th:'t te disuse is owijng to a minute m- iibct, which' proiVupO:iih?jbarU4 and vitiates ' "?.tnl potsous the claliorateif, Yap; and that the j.lprido ilesirb'ys tlto insdij Sand becomes ari t. tlniiikite to tlvo jM)isani f i roni partial rimen!? t am imhired. jllo believe, that .blonde, wiil protj on e!i:c lent preventative Jo tiie mildelvon grapes uC-so. These sug-' gestions and hazarded in tLe hope ihst they iiiy lead -en hers to make anorp. satisfactory Experiments. .T.-IUJEL. 1 - M ft' SEASON FOR PLOlGIHNGv fATTEXING SWINE. . Nogs will fatten the faster,' if , they can hart' access ar will to charcoal, which they 7; - ' , Let oyery farmer divide his pasture ground ho pleases. Let the friico between his as l( nra able and pasture. land be . as strong at an. ;teinal fence. ,,13ut; if possible, fat all bis extei vided (Mily by lh? diiit-rerit species ;of grnhi and vegtHablcs hiriculiivatea.; ' There are no fences of tojiseijaeace, no inconvenient and ;W(Mhltss head lands; no apology far fHisties-an'vl netiles. The scene is ' beauiifnl to tlit? eve,' Tho whole Jns the appoaranco a ji'M,it:iu, iiiui uuevis io, iae iarraer a sen - oFhoi'.tituitural . nedtuess.. ; ; i ; , V; - ' : f Gardener's Journal. ;;,(KKV LAMP OIL. .'V-V Ir. Isncc bniiih, of y irginia, h j coycrvoy. wiucn bo m ."ble to .reuderl j -i 'Jj61U2 CAtcr-1 o. line (. anc improve. thy riM vof oi one;hps;siw.ad,t'iko a 1 gallon of Kood-r ronch branii v, :Wtlh h-df an ounce of crhlneal, .tirix '"pound ofv?d'un, "and three poind 4'sM.ir cuidy 5 btu'si tliora all well in a moriar, a.'sd ini'.ise iheni in the brandy for -si day or t 'fo ; it hen iijtx.the whole with, your ider,;and jstopii close ibr five or six inoritlis. aiier which, iKhmV bottle) it olH The ur;mdy will ''prevent tbo bottles, from biHsiinijv ". . ' -; ' 'I'a restore fitr&r Cit'ee.-Itcider gets sour mix a quart of honev wiih a quartofbran- ily or I jure spirit, to-wiiich' add a little salt or larter, all ni:xed logelher, and put into the.. cask of cider. " , . 1- , Tj refine and purify Cidtr. When the julcf' of appies has not been well pur 'tied, it soon corrupts ; the dregs which. remain- mix- I ed with the Jiquor I:otngs;n;ill pieces of the apples uhich jiive the cider an unpleasant rotten tslo ;ln order to purity it, use isin irlass finings j and - to prevent the cider from growing sour, pui a . nine niusiara peeti in - I - . I . 1 i it. ; ,'v ; To cure Cider which is priched. To prevent cider from becoming pricked, or to core when it is so, put a little pearl-ash or oiher mild alkali into the cask, A lump of chalk, broken in; 'pieces, : and thrown in, is nh?o very good. Salt of tarter, when the : V:lii iTjf hiJOprlV nflfi i lillft : nrnllir ion nnno. : oarofnllif. niilrol .'in mai( aooannarf t nrhllA ... 1 f..s.i - . . . . r. t 1 - 1 t w. ? those.u'q avIUcU, liiets culloVspepsiaV - this'methdd would ocdWlvC render the but- ar.iuie jruunu,, uougu u qo ana nunareo uies, wnicn wouia remain in tne: piCKte aep mies, ueitioue ipu xiieunis plough runs arateiv in the same torm itwas emptied cuar, in a I niurry., Miis tiilaaj as di- , ttre boxes, and Jeavts u in.the.best . . - . .. .. . . , -' i . stir l hem well together, then boil a quart, of molasses down to t candy, and c,oo! If, by pouring in cider," and put it together ' wmi pouring in cider, ana pu the egsimd sand into a barrel of cider, ;and mix i he whole well together. Vyhen thus managed, it will keep for many years. Mo lasses alone will also refine cider, and give it a higher color, but to prevent the molases from causing the cider to prick, let an equal quantity of brandy be put in widi it. Skim med milk with some Iimtj sjacked in it and mixed with it, or with the '.white of eggs with the "'shells broken iu, is also good for clarifying cideri and all other liquors, when with them ; a piece of fresli bloody-' beef, cut into small pieces, and put into the cask, will also refine the liquor,1 and serve fori it to feed on. r ir. E. Farmer. -"TiUS '!.-''- PACKING OF U UTTER. The defective manner in " which butter is oftaii packed in this country is generally ob served, ami is fre'ouentlv the. occasion of servea, aim i jrequemiv uie, uttdsiuu oi ; great loss, alike to the manufacturer, - the j vender, a hd,tho shipper It often happens that this artide is brought to market in fir kins made of green staves full of sap, and j pine heads; the consequence is that the pick- 1 i3 surfi trtl-akont ' and the butter, im- j nrecrn:?ted with th Hstrt of. 'the nine, he-1 comes unpalatable, and the shrinking of tho! cider is about to be used, is also recommen- f mgmy responsiuie ; profession nas oeen en iled. k " .v -v v. - ; ; ' .' , ' vcloped in the misty 'il of ignorance and .; 'To 'rrfirie ' CiJer'K&give'it: a -fine Amber ' superstition, ind encurobered witl; members rWfft.r. 4Take the whites of six. eggs, with a calculateq rather to retard, than promote the handful of line hoach sand iwashed clean i advancement of the science. Elevated from staves freely admits the air, and soon ren- ever oeen a iruiuui source oi jars, qiscoru, dera tho butter rancid. K In Ireland,- where rvexatjons and disquretudea. --The Iegisla staves to make the - packages cost much j-ture,-y in its wisdomy. foreseeing the consc morc than double the price ihev would here,! qcnces that would necessarily result from the kegs to put butter in are :'made of thor-; the unrestrained power, and absurd pri vile oughl v seasoned white oak. entirely free of ges of this degraded people, i restricted them sap ; should tho same attention be paid here, ( within proper bounds. " But strange to tell, tlie value and consequent profit would be greatlyenhanccdV T he greatest proportion the credulity oi an ignorant people nniawiui of the butter brought to market, particularly J lyy and trespassed the : moral as well as :citil for exportation it. is presumed, is taken in Jaws of our country, has been permiteoV $.0 k .AaM th. : ftiiiBtw:;; it i-n-iK pro nnehoeked Ro entreated nor bv one probably Bo to their advantage to adopt, the' from the !U$ con- nearly , as can be vith regard to " color iand auality so4lhatwhat miy be contained via keg should have the same appearance,, and.the butterrnilk well worked out, and the butter ter of more value, but would be convenient ; to ih,ose who ;iake if- inv It is , generally brought to the trader in boxes, and .from a cbusiderable number , of different persons in a day and of course various eclors arid qual- rqm situation to sort and packianr puts it at 'once: out, of the way, instead: of iftjheing left about the t store exposed ; to rtHd "air as has sometimes 1 been the c'aso.-riV. . Fanner. . v , ig t ' 't j ' il'-M";1 jnwiiic iisai ; . "!d"fc Iff" WffT-TI IfC A nPFOIW- i l mrzr ;Ve have, upoft reflection concluded to publiah the following communicatibiu We wish not -to be, understood by. our readers as 4 betng.at dil responstble for the sentiment! j which it contains. , With tegard to the new eect of 'physicians who have lately made tiieir appearance amo'.g3t ns, we have hot Deencauic,.io..iorma. their pretensions to pubbc confidence, or, af the eicncy of their remedies. C We can only J say, that we will &'wiitin say, luai e win u vinuig io near.; any, 01 lljeni in reply to -our correspondent 'Rusti us,', provided their communications ' aro ciotned in proper Janguage.p V V ; r 'fT for the spectator; -; vfc To the., Members of ike Zegiilaiure of 'North -. .:.:'- .... ;''-':!-' : Ur.. V :. , i Carolina. ' .'jr'ry; Mr. Editor: Permit mo through (he m- dium of "-y our" valuable ' pajicrVtO make some remarks intended mr.rely to direct the atten tion of the ensuing legislature to the all im portant subject, and despicable evil of em piricism. - :v-if;'v-. .,, -.:;.f :': This'of late has becornd nn evil of great magnitude,'-and of such' rapidincrease, 'that in some parts of our (otherwise) happy coun try, the number of impirics actually exceeds i that of our enlightened and scientific physi cians. . Happy for the intelligent part of our "omrnun ty, this grand enemy to the empire of genius, this remorse to the progress of the medical science in particular, and to the dif fusion of knowledge generally, has given way to the mild iurTuence1 of literature, and fled jo a more genial climpj; where . its ludi crous vegetation meets no restraiqt. : . i j From" the ' earliest dawn ' of the medical science to the present &y, this enviable and ii - - -ii . ' - i ' its pristine condition oi darliness, by trie in dustry, ardour and zeal of a people, unbound ed in intellect, and indetatigable in "research; I ihe'science of medicine assumed a new and flourishing aspect. JDut I do fear, that in some purts of our country,' it is lately desti ned to experience a retrograde moyemeht. This will i-ot excite surprise in those who know that, Vo.'the intelligent jmind; it has al most ceased to present charms calculated to procure its contributions. , ' : There has of talc sprung up among us, a set ot beings, who bear, indiscriminately 4 the thle'of root, herb, steam;or red pepper doc tors, whose very appearance, unconnected with their unintelligible language, and un meaning technicalities, bespeaks aloud their ignorance, a5)d excites at once, to disgust and anser. the friend of humanity. It is now v w . ; .... . " depopulation of ourjeouatryand suffer them - - . - . no iongerfo tam per witllthe. precious lives ; to a civiiizetl people. If I ''-J were i met with ! the interiogation,wninnas proved tne great-1 est incentive to vice that ignoble ciassof stgnated , quacksT I trumps for an answer. including their Trcoidfbreth'reb,: has the flatter; though they hare imposed upon Who Jias probably seen 'more of the' evils lacKtry uiair many oj, your t to biako Wm'e'eflbrt to dc' vesiage of empiricism, and there the proCTcss of, a science hon- prefessibo.'and qoble in, its pre- .tensions t It is our duty as philanthropists, ind as your rightful instructors, when we seo the .existence of an evil moro When ltihpars hoavitv iinnn i In 4i T i 1T'V' - v v "o f We.-ioappeqwyouasour, iors. ior ns removal. in ing ine tugiiand hnorableVstat,on, to Kh thevo.co of a 1I BD rigiu oi mar terference. The poor and ignorant of bur j couiujunny siretcn lorm meir nanos ; - 'Withered by poison's poingnantblast, Andcry witb tongues ; ,a V :; v' s J CnPPd fcy Bc W of teen i- ; I (or your protection Willjou Iturn a deaf j dour requires me tojeonfess the injustice Li should do von as an honorable body, did I CiliCI lOlU SHVu u lllVUgllll , A L UMOJ VV Rl ECU by some, that the interference of the, legisla ture in this matter, 'would be idle and supe r-? fluoqs, as theoffender ja ; liable toindictment uuderonr existing laws. To those who may entertain such an opiriforiji j , wouldsimply remark, that the life of an individual . is too : precious, soe purchased with the indict- inAnr t otrnn ' rlootlt Af hia tine t rntor " - I V J I 1" I " - . J W ou jsb amended, as as to prohibit any man from at tempting to; practice medicine, who has no vesieu .in iue empiy 'sounu uvcior. xi may be said that , in matters of this nature, every person should exercise; his own : discreiion: this argument is futile and altogether . objec tionable, as ii rnakes no provision for thoso who, : 'unfortunately, possess' no .discretion, anH it is well-known that wehave sueb'ta. rDong.iisj 'Now- i t. "iV; for.'.'thepecia'I benefit of this cjass as a friend of liumamtyl and jus tice, ; Iuldjenbre4t you to enact laws to shield them from the paralyzing hands of em pirics, when assailed by affliction. - We all know ,how extremely credulous one becomes, when the piercing darts of pain seems- to threaten his ''dissolution and a disordered' brain paints m vivid colours, the awful mon ster death. He cleaves with lion grasp,' to the faintest hope thit iTits'across his way ward mind. His destiny is now sealed he be comes the dupe ci i.cr.ie ignorant "and ruth less quack, whom the magic power of a book costing f wenty dollars, in the twinkling of an eve, has transformed, into a thorough going and full-blown steam doctor. Now, to give the science of medicine its proper direction, to place it in the hands 'of those, whoso capa cious minds are enabled to explore and un fold its mysteries, to make it subservient to the cause of benevolence, and not to convert jt entii ely to the sordid purposes of gain; barken to the petition of an humble individ ual, who seeks nothing but to promote the welfare of the people, and preserve the dig nity of an honorable profession froin the en croachments of vagabonds. . RUSTICUS. , THE LATE DR. RICE. . The following resolutions were copied from a m anuscript found in the pocket book of the late lamented Dr. Rice They? were ot action to nnsuans, ana, especially io watchrtoweff we stand toyaro -you of fr?ij?fUYi hen f have don to c proaching danger; from which, it is your du-1 knowledge that I am foothin?; h I -Me- tytaprotert its.;-' Justice putation of our state calls aloud for your in- Vut in An with m li earaoiue cries oi injureu justice, ana suner man wno attended my lectures (Mr3. Merfi" the disturbers of-bbr, peace, llie destroyers of of New-ingion-cause-way,) jfrequendy arf with weapons .lor our desiructiqn? No: canh relief; but on one occasion JheJinVmoment intended only as it appears, ; for hi? jwn , makes about 2000 dollars a year by the rnan- . private use.. It is, perhaps unnecessary to fulacture of sliavfng boxes to assist the. W- ; ; sayin comioending Uiem as;excellem the boards of ;soth-- ; V Ministers ofthe Uospelv that .they appear wei jnog 30t lbs S0 they . go on; Wiib , ' altogether worthy of . their author, . , Here'any tbihg fVom a shaving bo2 to a-ship,; : are principles of action ; winch correspond frora contriving wooden auimg3 to ihe uso' with the elevated unifornrftDd holy standard of bayonet from making cider to "haul- x of character, which he exhibited in self-de- :in 52 pounders, the Yankee alway s wlshe , nying, vigorous, , and " extended -efibrts to t(V ,9n i1pRj and i1B wiH st dawn, with a ! promote thet gc of tmanUndThey-.ac- cord with the high and hol purposes of his ReUgo'.Tegraph. atTwiUei.dcLVor io do tt71 Trunin itn IVAatirewvetuat - To "keep my body tmder, and changej my pnysiciai , cousuiuuon; laxe joou wr flesh bylabbr directed toj useful purposes;t endeavor to do as much useful labor every day as I canj-dress as cheaply as comports witlt decehcyf j - " : i 2. purposes possible: living; and by practising self denial and givo; all l can in tne exercise oi souna oiscreuon to objects of benevolence ; never spare good; necessary that i snouia die poor S. As to my disposition and: conduct t To ase all my property for benevolent ounaing a mm, wcdv!ciiiwi .uuictiuim - i - " t w Y.?.. h...). tl ma skull 'mnttn a ; pay every tning i owe as soon as cr.inuis uioww - .. . save all that I can by simplicity of oNVfABJ.ftyays onwfa-Niltt Reg. " wards others, ; 1st, KndeavorViVc1 kht-Av to every pne;-ne vor in-?u1c anger, Vr y, jealousy, towards ariy human .be ne'. tndcavoMo speak as J oueb-.-to, nJ about avcrv one. a1m1nr In il f!,M f .tJ to pr6mote.the comfort and happiness .ofl every ojne. mat lives. provemenr; and.3d,the tiuritv; i. kii m: rr.,,:':j::;' ;:: : more deeply In mt mind tro;. I : V (ow MinX, and tfrf, in every respect, io -15. Endeavor to act so as to advariceVI ? VV"y 4 tbe present comfort, 2d, th nteirnc! ual imi -and - nioraL V . --.Tooth Aeh.Vr: Ryaria 'YVv-'cT great respectability anextri' - -vS gives in theTVIedicai aournal if 1 i-tljoftS followiosf interestiag state'mcnt. AS centle: fr'; of cdhfusiorr, look dowri the neif 6oiiW to his; remedy,pwhlch ccontaifled initri?adi To his great surprise, he expejWnced Irojiiiii- , -V Idiate reliefV Since -.Uiafpfiodlie'liasAot'. . v suffered frorn tooth ach.lhotigh three'; years ' hav now elapsed. 1 Buiwg the last yeahhM?; ; informed me of he success of ; this rerneirry which induced me to try j,' while JabouriHg under the most'inte use pairi from ootb'Vth; '' The efieqt -was immedla'ts ;aiwl no pain' wlU if ' ever was induced. ; I have sirico ;usol ? numerous, cases,: &. invariably with c1nipl;ie't success JLn" some instances the 'diael does not return for days or; ;wefkV,JiirJd ' iu 6thbrs;not foir. months. ' Te rnt ii.or "f , eniploying.it is by means ;pf- lint ; Wi ap pr-d T, . round a probe, and' mbistetied with the- 'i " ''- which Ms then tobe. skiwly,VppIied tohe; ' cavity of', the tooth ; care bcing f taken liot -.V to touch the; pthertceth,; the, gums or "tlw?;; Vi chee'eksl,- On" withdrawing the- probeV. audi" - inquiring fiow" the patient. feels; tbe usuaLre 1 n if ic "fho nam ic antirelv vnna " . TKi mouth is next to he wasfeed with tepid waterii Tiie acid should, bo gradi'snliy -applied to th ' ; whole, cavity of the. . topih, for,., otherwise a." second application 1s required beforli com- v 'J- plete relief will be obtained.' This remedy . ; v may oe useor when tue gum -and the choelc N." are inflamed, so as. to preclude ! the pu.ssi- -bihty of extraction. In cases k where tn ) diseased fangremams, and i the caries ,laC r the adjacent toothy It obviates the . necessity ,V of extraction in all "cases of hollow teeib,,;i which all practitionprseclare. to be desira-f-ble,' if possible f tnd .it enables the dentist to "" perform the operation of "stopping or filling ' teeth,"-much sooner ; than he can otberwiso accomplish. . In a word t it will ' alleviate a t vast deal of human suffering, and superceoo; a most' painful operation. - It fciot ? paiia-'i-.: cea for all the diseases of the teeth and gums T though a certain nnd efficacious- remedy for ! ; the most common cause of- tooth ach. It j . will be a valuable remedy' for children,' dtjsb h cate'persohs, and pregnant womenl ,It does T. v - not excelerato the decoy oi the tooth to which it is applied. ' ( -, "" s i ''';..', The - Yankees. One man at Charles . town, Alassachusetts, has gathered $6$7)ijs. ! of squashes from one seed another at Port's mouth plucked an.apple From oe of his trees: ' that weighed 1 lb. 10 oz.t and? a cow. of a: third dexterously sh ok a quince irrei i nd eat a peck of the glorious fruit ! 'A" foutdi ifiw cemleraen. A.fitth throws water melons penknife to make a'rlock out of cedar shin-:f 'ict enter for a wbale'just as 'ilbap-1 Two of thera some years ago, toolc 9-- tI?6y bailt an e von and coi facture of gingerbread an KjHU.VU IB till WU vtltcit menceattie mana-.' . and haviog ga t bered moneys TetUrned witlfa ceiUiderable cargo w wxs,Hutv ,mw,jivu.,... ...uuw, cattle show marching and countermarching . them lite a well drilled company of soldiers " at command ! We may next hear of him j teachirig a school, or hammering horse-shoes ; r f may oe Ram yijur. It may be said of Mr.. Perier, wpo af- oeen isio ox Or.ft in the traEredy.flft fcts bsataa hb mother Cerw , ;
Milton Chronicle (Milton, N.C.)
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March 16, 1831, edition 1
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