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7T PLAINDEiVLER. an':, .- (i : INDEPENDENT, J?HR.NAL published Weekly, at Racj of Advi .rL.Ti-jfT Trasilt mailer la'cLi-;-! C I Yk.T.t Uf --- -T--r---r .... . f , . .. ip i i i in i i ' - ' "111 I LJLl'J- Tw IMhrs rr annua? One Dollar for. Six - ' ' vM')Mfe--TN 'ADVANCE. No nam La entered on the subscription book uBt.the- money -fc- rec-i?d; and the paper wil!.l:toiPa expiration of the Hint paid for, . , , .' ' Specimen cofliet will be mi to any addrea u application, o 'iti V j : l NORFOLK. AMERICAN BnttohJiolCjOvcrsfewning r " f 'if ; 'AND SEWING MACHINE it, i. . . i ... A .,. cokbi ED tlTtFIlST and ONLY BUTTON . II10LE and SEWNG UA- CHJ5K COMBINED, IS ''.. Tiitt WORLD, - That can do ALL K-ZSDS of SKWNG needed in the FAMLY A IJeedom C lor '"WHite Men.J J. YbuiUElLh jaara Kt a ! WILSON ' NORTH ! CAEOLIN:"SI)AY, 'JULY 271869;; Cl ' ;' : Nuiinai.26 P. U. J-ONO. 1 A. C. fc.OWi.ASD FROM THE COARSEST CLOTH TO THE ; FINEST FABRIC, ! i. XI, ioiiC$c i o.5 3 CENERAimMMISSIQN )rwardiDg;Mcliai;ts, Norll Uoano&e Squarr,Norrotb,VK. Will sell in thisor Forward t j i ; em Markets,1'" CoUoD, Cr8ln,'Peannls, AM) All KiOiU CREEN PRODUCE.1 Repkb to Meirs. Bumiss, Harriaoa Jk Co., Norfo'.kl Ya. : Wio. W. Lamb, CVhlerl Trust rCo., Norfolk, Va. ; C"i"t. .Jamt-ir Cornk-k, Nor- 'April 27. " HHy Nortn- J. R. llEnr, , New York. C. W. Yooi, :icw York. It will work 1cautiful EiiUoii-TJolei, Eyelet !olet, Krotrouler over tle CJge, do Over-J Naming;, aa If Lftnd also, all kirwis oi Blitchlng, llemtning, Cording, Felling, PraM , Jug, Binding, Ruffling, Tucking, Sewing and flatlierlA2 on, at the tame fine. " i i TM C.RKATEST KOYF-LTY. OF THE i'CE, il now tn exbill Joa and forea'e at , , No. 7 Market Square, Norfolk, Va. MILES & CREEKMUR, pralcra in Clolhiug and Fine J FuruUbing Goods', 4c. ' ' N.B.' 8cd forCircolar will price, and pmilea of Work, . U . Mr D. L. HAUDY, at h Agricultural Vrcb6usc, Urick Dlo.U, Wilson, is Agcti.t for the above Mavhinr, and will receive orders for Hie tame. If order for three or more ' tiiiio!iluc Mt recti ted, Ibcy will bo brought ' , otr and a lady will accompany them to give i , all IMcery iliiirucuon to me pun-uanno, rata cnaROE, J, tifin- i fait tri'd, thi . Murnr 4 ot fir rutir wlitfactim, then K.; it Ulat- hiitk iriTUiH'T .(-'OUT lu tlwr or-tit-ring. May 4 ':' . r 8 Din. V. J. riE.VBt), Norfolk. F, E. OooxnOnoB, r orteinoutii. HEARD, YOUNG & CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS . j ' TOR TnR 8 ALB OP Early Vegetables, Fruit, &c " 247 Vabhisoto5 Stbeet, ' ; 'NEW YORK. : . ' llnvlnc JTousca In NORFOLK and PORTS MOUTH, Va., fchlppcra may rdy pou biiving tLoir rroduce eent lorwara wunoui uciuuuou . ." We refer by permission to , cr z n Anop. Coli S. L. Fi'emoet, 11. J. Gregory, EQ-,. Me.sra; Giy '& Tycm, and the Biinka and Merchants generally In Nor folk and Portsmouth, V; I Man h 1 !i ' . 0 1XU THE RUHlDEflLER. WILSON, JULY 27, 1869. THE SOUTHERN FARM. from inspecting tlie labor of his farm, land what a different sight ; presents itself! Jlis languid', lenses are in vigorated Trith the cool breese ; that blows from the' orer-arching trees ; his cjes arei charmed with'Jho varied hues of dazzling flowers ; he inhales With delight the air laden with sweet- . A. ST ATOM. , W.II, BJCtiETT, . V. AHKA, lUmllton, N. C. Norlolk. Norfolk. STATONjBENNETT&CO., COTTON FACTORS " COMMISSION MERCHANTS 'MtTMAtt'a -Whaef, . .. NORFOLK, VA. i ,) i TbU riousn doui ti U-Uv a Coiumlstdon- buKt , ucR,and wili, uud' i Ao circuiu8UivM.ea, depait r,,.lromthoVrluu p- i iO-ly, - -f..J ijj'rOtiTKR AD DP ACEtt.IN ' HARDWARE, CUTLERY, MPTliY tFILl.F.D. YANCEY, BROTHERS & CO.1, M'liyi.KSAl.K DlCAt.KKS IN , Notions '&' Fancy Goods, 'Atlantic IJlockV. Main Sreet,: . ( liQRFOLK, VA., Inlte the attention of the MeImiita of North Carolina to their largo and YftreJ assortiueiiit oi ' Notions and FstocyGoods, IucludinK a full line of HOSIERY, GLOVES. IIANUKEKCILIFFS, HOOP SKIRTS, UM UKELLAS, PARASOLS, DP.E8B TRIM M I SGS JE.VELRY, SHIRTS and DKAv EitS, dud SMALL WARES fconerally. ' f 'liavlnff had mneb expedience In this bueiups in another city ana a-mpie uittos, a e ui e ip u paredo oiler the strongest Iuducemeuts to the: ' - YANCEY BROTHERS & Ca v March TO - O-HSra From Tb RecoBstrncteil Ffrme.J ; A Tliliifif at Keanty Js n Joy 1 -,! Forever," . iTKe K&utiftiViA nalw;L3cne of scettd odors'; and he enjoys every the main .tkiatiiu , of man ? -canal day - a fresh sensation , of .pleasare happiness : rw! it can lo attained from the '. wonderful transformation so easily' and theaplyathafcwa are which taste and beauty have made without excuse if we . deprive our- m his old home.? selres of this one present enjoyment. rj Aiidthefe beaistifttWioroeiurrottnd- The ; elements of s moral i ad(iment ings have a vast effect in mflaencjng are every where at 1 and, and only the character and disposition - and need a little taste and labor,, tor be happiness of a man's family. Chil combin ed into all the char;r.3 of grac e drea who grovrUip, amidst the beau and bcuutv. V. tiful: who have' constant opportuni In this respect' our houses, and ties of exercising their tastp; to homes in the country generally need whom nature is every day making its a thorough reconstruct ion. Let any silent,' yet eloquent appeals through nffiiir industrious farmers, who rcr.d the senses, in.. favor of .the elegant this article, rise up from its perusal, j and the beautiful, are . more refined, o-o to his! front door and lopk out at more ' sensitive, more alive to tha the .prospectr before. jbim,jtnd mark f teachings of wisdom, they learn morj the scene that presents itself to his Readily, and advance taster in tlje eyes. iThc hot July sun will be re: arts of culture and (education ; tlu-y fleeted in his face from the bare catch instinctively the hidden mean - ground of his front yard ; here and ings of that voice of nature, which there may be seen a scraggy tree teaches them; how to find ."books in givirig -V full shade to the earth, but therunning brook; sermon3 m stones, not enough-to temper the 'scorching and good in -everything.' heat.- The bare, fence of ,tho. yard The h'appy'inflaence of these hor- encloscs a hare and cheerless space ticultural improvements a man will kVom tac Rural New Yorkcr.J ; I Japan Clover.." A few dajs since I noticed for the first time in tcr rird a slender little 9 m plant with" a - small yellow blossom. I did not remember to have seen it anywhere before. One of, iny neigh bors who had . obtained Vm'e seed of the Japan clover and carefully watch ed the 1 ro luct was surprised to find that vhi tame' thing was growing abuJiritly? in his garden. ' Soan af ter' my discovery of the new plant, a tViend Yisfted ine aad directed my attention) to'the fact that it was grow ing all tlirough our section, and ws the veritable Japan Clover. Qa ex aminationJ fcund.it trifoliate and evidently belonsinz. to the. cover family. Some persons say they have noticed it for several years. I think they are nbti correct iu this. Others say they have not known it until with- in'.a few yean?,. I doubt whcthei any of them ever noticed the identical growth before. In traveling . since I tce it everywhere in yard?, mead ow.s, about towns, in old fields, and in forests. It is unpromising in appearance, isaf, u T.. rw Tw Si wmm - - .... r TT'. r-arS-jlifrs1 J .4 . M (l(ifM M..MM.a a wan,. J - ' ..w4 x iHWa.' ?jA1J : IrafigBt 4vartlrKreia f'M'.'ajmVLla dr&bc. Cootract aTtrC cotspU4 wivi a trpfj laaui,. from tha IHtUhor Raioraw. : How to lllav IHtrnli. A a score or more of faxnura, old nd young, hare . asked xa to rjvt them ray plan for raiding turnipa, I am rain enough to think .my plan a good one, and that the poblic will be bcnefittM by learning it through j6ur c-j!ur.ns.' Iiut, as Niirstn skI Syritin "went awiy very wroth" c:iufe tae pfephet Jcuslia d:I uct L1 him 'do some great thin :" to rcak him do to kina'ple and d fogy a thing at "wa.h and ' be clean ;' 10 perhaps will your readers be jlisap appointed when they learn hov sim ple and easy my way of raising tur nips is. - Simple i as it U however, I made by it in 166C on firo-tevtntbs of an acrc.&OO bushels measured and put up for winter use, after laving used from the patch . for my table from early in the' season till the time of taking them up (about the middle of November). In 18C8 I made from one acre 450 bushels for winter use, having fed to my hogs beforehand 100 bushels I think, or thereabouts. My plan is to make tho land rich with good, well-rotted stable manure; The Attirjcsa fjfkJ otlT A strong .irm.wuk a Ht-t Is trcjucnity saorn ojl nau r.tas;rTi'at A sore back iscsuiily the fcJlcr a ouerabte harness. " let 1 fa-ltir.rf.- of ground, adorned with no flowers, see in his family every day. Vhcn relieved by j no sward of rich verdant his wifeis wearied with her 'daily rr'rssf'and made cooi-Iooking'by no duties, which the present' evil ' times certainly, the leaves . being very I plow deep ; harrow and. cross-har small, f,w and scattered. The bloom row, until every clod is broken and is not much larger than a buckshot, j the manure is thouroughly incor Uichacw in the soil seems to lcrigth I porate with the soil. ; Let this be I " a. en the branches without developing done by tho 1st and 20ta when the tas plant otherwise to advantage. J sou cotno into good plowing condition ixor does it prove, ns yet, m ouirlat 1 after a season, with a one-horae turn itude likely to root out the straw, &c, J ing plow make ridges, two feet cr a 1 . -f- . ' UI lltL Ulll UtlUO. I ULL1U U1UIO Ullllb. VI .M.wn.l.i -...- J - J o - 1 In this nnrr. rT . N nrth l.arnlin.l. 1 I Iifrhr fiirrrtw trrLher. ' Kncck ..! hot and Idusty, and , uncomfortable, liarly burdensome to our boutheru j , , . h t,. th t of tbc ri Jffe . U)0 hat(2!o Now thislisj the appearance of the ladies, leaves them awhile to mark -ovth a3- orthyof being or bean pole or, better -ill, ii.l surrounu ngb. ui. ux UUi &. uie grunuyu . u. .tll0U llttll; riral 0f the Japan for pub- hand plow with a bit not mc-c tit tr. i ni. i,.. t-t n ti ii . t r I. I I. ti.M .fa nil hni raa in t ) ti I ; 'i v ? I w i . J - , J .- . . . J fe . v ... . he favor. I refer to the old plant 2. inches wide, run a furrow ,n the in muKing erupt, iu--uiiuuvtu men uiv unnMucu -uj- lands, while the domain of home transformations which summer makes the seat of social life an( happiness in .he .floral .treasures;, how the rare" beauties 1 ,.. I GENERAL V ..... commissiqn::mercrant, OriCR SU OwMllEKCETnEKT, NORFOliE, VA SpccUl attention paid to SALES OF COUN -iis left dreary and unadorned. -They j ppcrunVblooms reveal ... .1 - i ii . . i. 1. 1 x l . a . . v ymlvn . 1 o euner ininu: iuejr are ug ,au:e iu ana .suangu: c'jiuuiuu,n.uuLy tuiuu , j ag caT makft thosGimnrovement3 whicn a how a sweeter periume uisuiis irom r - : j- -i-, . l i called bythc various names of dove flattened ridge an inrh and a rjati-r wood, sheep's clover. ? fox tail, ' Lc. deep (better under that d-pth than it 3 " also a trifoliate, its leaves re- over it;) sprinkle ia this furrow N . stincc. ike tac-T'Isl is rwr-u th-tttie traces sii theil sibii lart riiiUl tlt-W a diTirt Eas Iff 3L ftaincs to th't v hid Hrc ej Al -V 1 a the txw, tht Uc.vrJ, wtp. Lp Uorst .draws, is pretse'V doa vun force on the back ; and uu4s id is soft or thVEarneas tyl"v..ki a patent back a "wcnd will 't L'.ie, which trin bednlcnhiLc-li.'lIiij as the hamts that ttkdj thaxsi4 employed ' on" the aniasi.; 'kta horse has a uro baeV .tcd tVptas necessary to keepMxainhsrnrrsJet tne back-band ,lr rrmoTt eiitjrtjy, or let it bo lergtbentdVfew tactes ofthewound. . V It will lc very caiy to defcrafnt when' a "bat-:-iand U 1ijabfetila jure' the animals batl; b'jrotsgfr i g, a s.t . a- wiiea no araws,'wutiner.'xe4!,p tion of the barncrs 'ilirectlybpre tho back is drawnowforc;blor isiiflcd clear from tha Wlc. A wouna on ,ine-,Dacic oitvporta i frequently Irrltatcxl ob Ue 3agh harness that It becornllnosl in curable. A frcsh'rwva'ndFtot blecding iy the "UbbiDtPlar ticaa, will heal lut vro dr tsrcsjrctk in warm weather without ?tyr metlicino than oaptuJt..-.;liut$au old wound tlulu.siricd to bcsSf- :cr thecb.haa,lceri urWXotT tcveral tiisei, rcjufrrs an sp'jjl.ca tion of burnt' altiia yalycrtei', to cleanse iV of the'Jroad-Ceslf The best remedy is a prsreollf 4. The drivarli 'lhe one on whorn tho blame sVo'ililrc4t,"1or allowing 'itFAHionuErritq Jturrn o i A. JiiVEUS, (rOEMERLT OF B4LISBURY, H. 0.,) " WHOtEaAtK DBAtER M ' FOREIGN & DOMESTIC TRY PRODUCE of all 'fleserlpUona, Qi whtfh liberal CASH ADYANCLa iu;:ilo vvheu te- iuired. , . Orders for- GEN E1U.L promptly filled. MERCHANDISE l . ..a a .i.iiivirui'fll now VV.M It Y N.g I'UVIMBKCIAL ROW. FKT5UY "WHARF NORFOLK, VA. AVwnya n hand a f full assortment of fell WINES and LIQUORS, hoth Foreign and D Mcatlc, which will be aold to the trade ou a (comnjodatlnjr torma na enn he hud here 01 elucwhcro. Ordora rcKpectfuUy solicited anc' ' 1 811-d lib jJTOinptncas and dispatch. ii7(lrrat advantajrea ol!Vnd to tho trade h t: . DOMESTIC LIQUORS, to wllob 1 call ESI'ECIAL ATTENTION. . March 21 . 8Zm ESTABLISHED 1831. j. ? m. FassM;, WATCHMAKER & JEWELER, Xo. 2J ATk Strtrt, lrtitr of TUi Strrct, Constautly on hand a full assortment of WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER WARE SrF.CTACCES, 60. B3tVacliea ud Jewelry carefully and pro nerlv lTt)nlrtl. PaVlnlr Work mi'de up to order. 1 HOFHEIMER & KEMPSHALL ' : AV llOl.ESAI.E DKAl.KUS IN - BOOTS, SHOES hats :an.TJJViCiS! No. 9 MARKET ?QV ARE, I NORFOLK, VA. 'wlntPn'iT to le tho LEADERS OF LOW PRICES In Norfolk, and at tho eanie time fuf AAi our customers with sueh Goods as canndt Ciil) to give sittl taction, notwithstanding the lo Mi mi cs wo pt.iec them at. . f ! Ordt-rs from tho country trade solicited, and prompt attention, giveii to same. - !- .u:u cu io , . i 'FIRST- IN FASHION AND LOWEST IN PRlCtt isembling thoso of the Lucerno as J i Peruvian Ouano a the rato of 100 1 aborts to har a "tori back. Ifttia starch li3 .XAS sici.s , , JOSEPH i. BtOOf - '. ESTABLISHED 1851. - . KADEU BGGS & CO., t COTTON FACTORS . , , , AND GENERAL 'coilmssiox MmciiAXTs, NORFOLK, VIRGINIA. t WnOLKSALE AKP RETAIL DEALER IN. FASHIONABLE Ml LIINER Y SIUKS, VELVETS, ; : LACKS, AVI1TE GOOS, Alexander's best Kid Gloves,' DRESS TRIMMINGS AND CORSETS, i I06IEUY and RUTTONS IN U HEAT "VARIETY; All I ask,. U for persons vUHing Norfolk, to; -all at v . ' . ;, No, 60 Church Street, Nest door to tl- Opera House, and look at the uAKOE STOCK. : ' ' J RiT-Orders promptly filled. f R. NUSBAUM, , . 1 ' 00 Church Street,: '- " ' ' f Norfolk, Va. March 750 ' 9-3m refined taste "would -suggest, or that! the means they U3ed should be more profitably employed, in adding Jo the increase of the Ifarni. (But a man. cannot make, a more profitable in vestment than in ; makinghis v home pleasant and attractive to himself and famifv. And this can be done at a. very little expense, and by the employment .this way of those few leisure hours that are often. wasted in discussing unprofitable politics at the neighboring store or town. More real cheeriuincss ana .invigora ing spiri ts will be Infused' into a man by a few hours labor - in improving his home surroundings- and more rc: cTood done to the country, than by a the endless discussion of politicians and their plans to improve thp times "Xet a man i mproye: and beautify every '"thing "about his home, and he will find the times improving at once and he will begin to look upon -life with some of that .brightness -and hopefulness which jhe gains from com ntftnre'put 6n some new appearance in her ever changing robe ; and the carcwcH'wifb comes back. iftto the! house, with nw.life'infusetlinto her with tho bloom of the rosCa trans planted in her . cheeks, and the sweet ness of the lilies diffused through her heart, and she radiates all around her the cheerfulness and brightness which she has caught4 from her com-.' es of the Japan re- j pounds to the acre ; covrthe luino I jiarnc-s' not 'r Wit Mel IfWniaJa i..n.1. it.nca aF .TiIrn rlrtTPT. The I Vnn if r.tn lLr llitt nrir lK I -t f. lLf.,'.'n . I,am-( W.n.tra.1 In Wff? Jri Hw.'cry -Ifiower'is much larger' than .that of covered gun'(J, open a furrow,; or UorklaltIt'lsUrlArous U work the Japan, is very soft snd fleecy, of rather barely make a mark with some an'amruaV In a" Tarncs ilitX VU a Irht' cfeenish purplish colorr and Hht implement (a sharpened bcsnffaU the Hcsh T3rUercnt,:4ritold about the size and shape of tho fruit p0le or a' bean pole with a twenty IcolW into frsgmeU s bnrTHha of the mulberry. When it first comes pCCny nail driven into it will aaswsr) J plcws beneath a"rrapa ritiSrCLan, ud in the Spring, it looks very much not over a half inch deep; sow the J to continue tontcC-nich" flxrnftj as -. . . I .... Z 1 r - . a like young cIovct sq much bo that 1 sccd m this andcoTer; with thebsck vt wound ft (aUurar-brail of mistook it for that in a field where I 0f a f nade naddle sharrlTi as to burden.' ' ' : " r had sown red clover last spring. It prCs3 the soil around tho seed. In Furthermore when a sorf lack is not killed by the plough, as it three or four days the seed will be j has beerf allowed o1 ucfaie, f.t ... r.. tl. .. nnnii. vri I'll tli wrilftt I V A - l.na nn lit. ilia mnnnil I ntinatlv Urli.ar.lna'Lidi'nr'Afcfei'.l - . - i . f, . , . , , 'IlClvi lali.alU il'W.t4 I'll" " I IMI ailU UlCllCi-UUi: Ull IUS luv u.v... I III4VI1UI V. UiU"'"' . T . " Jn fi1d uliu-h alternate!. nu m mnuvc V""-c .u, .. . . , f . . tKft nwa when after bathinc1' is fe.t not only m a mans heme, but .. T , v . .., . A . ... j 1 1-:.t.-. .'irrv,,t1 ATltr-.- tnc ucw is on tnem wun ooi, ' H,,,,.",k" .""vi1. l.ptwtKMi corn rea,ly to "gobble them down. .Vou tcr,the frKrefScacidul'XItva i t it well at mry keen crff his attack for a hort to batbe tho wonnd VeVJ5Xar.d, . . . .. a. at. . t Hrst. bat seem to crow tircl ot it. time br spTinklinc the plants when after Latliintf,-ws-n n ai.fctca only in a man s heme, but , ' , . . t".. i : , J , . , ! Some days since I saw ihem eating character to a people audi'. , ..i , .1vV, 1 . Mt oil the commons with quite a, much muning with the bright and beautiful, . ... !- !. 'r - Jr. -;: . - - r . r in nature. , '.-' : His home may be common, and his house have hone of the characteris tics of a model cottage or a ' pictur esque villa ; but let him do what he can to make it lovely m its homclir. ness, and: he will soon make a magi cal transformation in its appearance. Let him train blooming - iues, run ning roses, fragrant .honeysuckles around his porch or piazza, and make 'the ivy green" climb up and cover his unsightly chimneys. Let him in in giving . . i . j . r uetermmiEEr-me aQranceceni oi f , i ; , - . i v. T1-1. ...,.p . -(, . . 5. . 'avidity as the Japan clover, which country im retinement and antcl.i j . .; ' . ... .. 4 T... M i;, ? J Tc Q-,,,' was gfowing near. It appears a lit- gence, . . If every man in the bouth- . . . onmm. r -T' " ,i i - - .' r- ' 'tie too early for wheat, as it b.ossoms ern land would dohis part m making t . J J . , T ,! v , 4r , faboat harvest. I am watching tae the country beautiful 33 well a3 pro-1 , . . , , . f . , ir 1 effects of red clover upon it, - 1 also ductive, what a different appearance I , , . , 1 . , . , travel- . . 1 . ter thiB. season as an experiment. The leaves are quit small, but their greater, length, and greater number, may make them better than the Ja pan.: It" has a. much-stouter stem, snd stands more erect than the latter. As to Japan clover, if I am nut in error as to its identity, and am not l pronouncing sentence prematurely, it is like many, other, things much talked of a small affair, with small merit and large reputation ' -forth Carolina, f7J. , o...i.i ...i .it..iinn in ...I... nf m r. 9 TON an! other Froduue, aud prompt return. II.ROfJCTREfi&CO.I the fall plant m his yard the beauti- Widc Liberal advances on rroduce In hiid. "-vAW ' r i aV:wi' -r Wr' wnruU "tl,' Onr lonjjMpcrlence In business qualities us 1 TAPDORO STREET " ful native trees of our WOQJs . the DAtiUlNdand ttOf E famished at lowcs -" - V. flll r.wrv:n,'!.. beeCD tUe PPIa , IhC mipiC, Ult ,ark.t rate-, payable la Cotton. ; . . ; . .Have now '" Urch, the bay, the holly and myrtle; Blllk -S rm va , . .. . JAMES W. DAVIS, WILSON, N.O, STATLE, F OMESTIC . ... . .... . ; , . . with -. ' - vvl. Dr. HUNTER & CO., CQTTQN FAGT011S (QMMISS ION MERCHANTS ' , ' Cvrntr cf Uii. ci Voter Street,, - rORTSMOUTU.VA. LUeral adraneca roado ou. conaimcAla ou . rwtpt or uiua or Laulog. ; lttrtK to banks of Norfolk, Portsmouth and North yaro.tua, rt-HuUT 'il 4S-Cm OES, I HARDWAltA IKON, &c. . ALL SUITED TO TI1E SEASON AND THE . trade: - - -,' '-.-. ' - Wilson, N. C, AprU tt, ? 10 tf A. J. Hoirlsson's Brand let him sow bine-grass upon las yard, and lay off walks, and cut out flower beds in the green swards;' and let his wife and children aid him in fill ing them ' with annual flowers and bloomy bulbs; and1 let him plant beautiful sbimblery all along his walks and around the boundaries of his en closure, till he makes his heretofore barren place "to bud and - blossom WQuld.we present to strangers t mg amongst us. Instead ' of the dreary, desolate-looking pla;es that one passes on the roads, staring out inXhwr'.nnadorned, ' discomfort,1 or glaring m the unttmpered. light of white paint, wc Ehould behold such scenes as make our ! mother land, OldEnglani, the glory of the world; , houses of the people nestled awaj amidst ..-vines,, and. shrubbery, and. hedges; or crowning the hills with arching groves, and the comfortable mansion with all the adornments of taste and elegance. Bosora'd high iu tufu d trees ; ' , , v ' Where, perhaps, some beauty liesj "The cynosure of nt lbboriuy e) . Such houses as these arc theg'ory cf the land, and they develop and foster a sacred influence which ' is a manger, and savor of stability ; to the natural char-i the auiinal, which will take what W: , acter, and leave a lasting impression Utinct prompts and more. - Some 1 for good both on the bodies and soul u.-e therein tue i:siaxc iu in- ndcr the tnanner,' wi.cn tue in-ruil? ... t'nent at their pleasure. s tsaticn of la Switzerland they give salt to cattle in the foi m cf li:tlc blocks com poicd of .nine-tenths salt and one tenth potter s clay The blocks arc placed in boxes at the foat of the Y.iUiin.cafy reach nd f pmts of t of petitifit' JJf Jarc4 follows: Tut oVo 4ltittl.cf a . -a a.W at purpose quick time or BsngVs ruod of saltpeter anJ it:iir a Bone rhosphste,:lnn days pint 6f tatpctiiind 'fnt- nttlo ; T,lant. nnd-r favorablo errcum- shake up well befofw tulrfg WPP-.' djft froin'an old: bouse (if the salt a rrn nnVr4 MA irt u.e it all for an-1 a Hv..w - other Uw ttm-oi. will ba bevond tho reach'of to tlm wonnd threonines" day . . . . . . I .i " . .. , a'-a 1 the flca bug. If tho soil is free from wun a icair,r, - au ... grass and weed seed you will make a I wound has asstrmcd a lieallhj ar -ood cropof turnips, after .binning to pearance ana neetns w Dt neauotf frix inches without further work.'bot mcuiunc c; u.a-uaauva. a much better crop, most likely twice ' ,.lv.tl. . 1. t.r tvirttr tftrt f lint-fin r tl I ,itiMt ftrci v;th-th. band 'rdow ' lhatCulLiTlwfyd Vt " i I . i i i , i i. l: . ' . . . . .t. i t.n tnu iou iuumaaww snd nor. ana next w or- W. B. LYNCH. of those who are brought under the j quiefyet powerful SWy of the charms o: cultivated vcrdiT ;. - ' . Superior HISKIEjlr1, We ire afienia.ior the abo ceebrateaP1" the rose, . Brand of Whi.key, and solicit order for same. - Crafton a Old Stam'. . 5 8. B. WATERS & CO., Agents June ?, IN.". : And now let him look out from his front door on a hot July day, when Ike eorr.es home heated and tired, hi, Ml. bnll -Ho atirredf andlooac jo MW" , atua ...a.a " - . , I , , I tongncplow .h tUc f!.UL..t. nutptr . . MineJ ..(Man .i.e. . , . . . ! ' ",u" H . xuan wnrj prticaua,? 3? nature for Vis guide, nv U9w l t tfJ , and the irrais lo'Trrow (oaljis er- Animals reqnireuantity as well cnarii; allows Uie sya U JnrVeand ns quality cf fuod. The ph'.lphy ihw rfjnJ 0 bci tlV stUjrd es ' of feeding our iarm stock has been u auuirj Toad; I psturalsJate, but little attended to by farmers; trixa and idanti cvV .xWitV yet it is a - field of inquiry which u, speak, tUaiij U say, will pay as richly for inreatigation thfT ar0 clw togxtUoarrt tUir as any tho. farmers can explcro. ientc?! aadi brsBcbcishAlf lit -L i.; ai- -ronmlso iht suncanoolake it,. d-rcct from the awa,,5; If f;? Sr l tn tl..- at- ..itUforcatrilratanaTtatlbt, - -litter, nnl lVfd!boill"er?, cf Kmrea an J ccsj og .irf dclcs fall to the ground and rfi3si Urre, .c cr n -i. Wc often hear of farms" 'wearing! 5ny3 ;liat it is the consumisati out, but instead or wearing out, fcl!j to purchase and plant what arc lan. will improve if properly man- inappropriately al!ol cheap tree?. aged.-.: In Europe, Turns which have . x farmer raay bay iudiSerent ccd been under cultivation, for centuries, Lica 'and when his crop fails he loses, thi" labor, and profits' of 'one year bat if he plant worthless trot s he loe the Hl-cr and profit of; a drca l . . have been constantly improving. English farmers say that the, man who cannot keep'his land frcm wear- 1 ing out is no .farmer. 1- rr v':: o or.feamir'cn tl. rond ia hot wcatlicr, nUurs - rc ?t the borne on an 'errrt wV, where onetninntc will bo worth tv? in a wrarni valley. : '- ;' ' . :.Theptis farxu of 3lichigan, 1Q0 acm, paid a ret urn of $22 tO pe: ncre, bev4C supp'rtin a family of ten jeron. i . tonnio a &xbt&1 tnttldiwhicli keeps lha graaxiJc4qadort,os. AtarriCis is' iift srtt i-5d; tnort TOraTorUble,arid VxtU ,irt w bca kept'srtanll.naUo'witU'ceat'sit a in nil. a . A H-aAaWU his sherp, bat not Lis lanJ. . T!-e Grr.Kr's f arte an. I ir . ' I . " - . - f -'. " I - -' . ' ' : . - -V; - -'.' -.'';:'...'.....'
The Plaindealer (Wilson, N.C.)
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July 27, 1869, edition 1
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