North Carolina Newspapers

THE TRIBUNE. N INDEPENDENT,- : : N E WSPAPER, PUBLISHED BY TTARRELL & COLLINS. THE. .THIB02JE. , UNK .- TERMS OF SU1 SCKIiTlt N, One Yer, in advance,....- ......... $2,00 jgot iu advance,..., 5 00 GESEIUL DIRECTORY. CODNTY. Clerk and Probate Judge Calvin Betts. Kegisterof DeedsA.' H. Cooke, -Sheriff J aroes I, Moore. u r Coroner W. S. Barnett. Treasury- Manly Jones: . -Surveyor R,D. Jones ' School Examiner John D. Floyd. Keeper of the Poor House Nelson Hicks. Commissioners James M. Bullock, Ch'm., B B. Royster. William Hays, Thomas W. Hicks, Williatn H. Puryear. COURTS. Superior 10th Monday after the second Mon day! February and August, . .v Commissioners 1st. Monday in every month. Probate Evory . day in the week, (Sundays excepted ) HENDERSON. Mayor Capt. S. J. Parhatn. . Commissioners Col. H. IIarri3, Dr. W. W. Young, Harry Lassitcr, J. R. Barnard, W. C. Harris! -$ 1 " v : ' . Constable Col." II. Harris. Real Estate Agents S. J. Parham, James McCallum. U. S. luterual Revenue Col. Capt. D. E. Young. HOTELS. Railroad Hotel George J. Reayis, Proprietor. Jk'uderson Hotel R. JLassiter, Proprietor. KittreU's Hotel- S. W. Kittrell, Proprietor. CHURCHES. Methodist Episcopal Rev. A. Bosheimcr, Pastor, every third oui.day. " I . '.L, . :0 Episcopal WHliapi S. Pettegrew, Rector, "every Sunday at 11 o'clock. Baptist Rev. V. T. Brooks, every fourth Sunday. Presbyterian Rev. T. U. Faucette every first Sunday. MASONIC. Henderson Lodge No. 229, of A. F & A. M.isons, meet every 2nd Thureday in each month. RAILROAD TRAINS.. Trails. Goiso North. -Passenger and Mail, arrives 12.19 p. rn.; leaves 12.23 p. m. Thron;h Freight and Passenger, arrives 12.3o a. in.; leaves 12 35 a. rn. Lo.cal Freight and Passenger, arrives Q.20 a. pi.; leaves 9;'2o. Traiss Going SouTn. Passenger and Mail, arrives 12.23 p. m.; leaves 12.25 p. m. Through Freight and Passenger, arrives JJ.17 a. u.; leaves 3.19 a. fja. Berea, Sassafrass Fork, Tally. Ho and Oak 11:11, mail arrive via Oxford daily at 11.30 a. in ; h-aVe-at 2 p. m. " Office hours lrom 8 a. m. to G p. m. MRS. VIRGINIA C. McCRAW. P, M. SOUrilERN EXPRESS. Office hours from 7 a. in. to (' p. m. Capt. R. G. MOORE, Agent. R. R. OFFICE. Ticket aud Railroad Frtisht. Capt. R. G. MOORE, Agent. TELEGRAPH OFFICE The "Western Union Telegraph Office, is in the Railroad Warehouse. Open Iroiu 7 a. in to 980 v. ui,.- ; rt HAIL BO A I S. , Time Table. KaleigU & Gasiou Railroad. FrjPSRllfrESDTCT'R Oficb, i Ealeigh, Js.C.t Nov. 3 , 172. On and after Saturday, Nov. 30tn, 18T-2, t Ri-s nith Kaleiarh and Gascon hailn ail will run daily (Sundays excepted as follows: MAIL,, TRAIN. Leaves Baleiab. " " 0:35 a m. Arrives at VVeMon, - . 33 p m. Leaves Welrton, 1 ' ! ' !:15 a. ni Arrives at Kaleigh, 3:2 p ui Mail Traii.8 eoins North and South pass ach other at Henderson at 23 minutes past 12 o'clock, p m. - - ACCOMMODATION TRAIN. Leaves Raleiarh, T , Arrives at Wei on, ' Leaves Wrldon, Arrives at Kaleigb, t 3 00 p. m. k B.iiO a, m. 9 IS p. ra. b.iO a. in. Accommodation Trains going North, ar rive at Hea-iersoa at 33 mmut s past 12 am and Waves 35 m niites pat 1 12 a. m. Going outh, arnveat uener-onat 17 ininntes pass 3 a m., wl leave at 19 minutes past 3a.m. Mail train mi kas close connection, at veldon with the beaboara ad Koanoke Kailroact and Hay LineSteamers via Baltimore, to and from all points North, West ana Northwest, m l with Peteieburg Bailma-t-via 1 tcrsbuig, Richmond and Washington City, io and nom ail poinis North ani Northwest. Ana at llaleigb -witlv tilt Ncrtb. Carolina ilailroad to and 'rom all points Souih, tnd boathwest, and with tho Raieih. Aunta Air Line to Uaywoodanl Favetieville. AecoiLmodation aud ITi eight tiains connect at WeJdon with Accommodation and Freih o train3 on Seaboard and Kcanokc Railroad and fete rsb org l ail road. An J at Kaleigh with AccQramo-lation and Freight trains on North Caroliua Railroad. Persons living: along the 1 no of tbe road can visit Raleigh in the morning by Accom tnodatioa train, remain several hours and xetum the sume eveuing. , . . A. C. ANDREWS. '"'M, tf f r.J.j' -. . Gjju Sajt. SSeaboard & lloauoke Ra I road Company. OyyicaS, &u. K.R. (O.) Portsmouth, Va , Jan. I,lb72. On and aftT this date, the tiaina win l vn Poi-ismoutli (Sundays excepted) as follows. Mail tra'n daily at , v -v 6 a. rr . rnrcngu rreiDnt aai y at i 3 p. m. "Way fc ght traL s aiocdays, "vTedneadjiys and Faidays at s.uOa.ia. AitRlVE AT PORTSMOUTH ! MaII train dailv at 6.4 p. m. 4.3J p. rc. Through freight train daily fit Way Height train Tuesdays, Thursdays and Situidaya atp. rr z;T f T T J-P"- Mail Trains -stop at ' all stations lor pas senarars. TlironorJi Fie'eht Trains Sioa at Bowor'a Hill,- SnffoVk,1 BaCkhOi-n, ITanklin, Boykin'a and Seaboard lor passengers, teignt..- ...t-jvi r . ::i-jt V.;; - . Mailtmtn ftortipftts at Weldon with the trains of the Wilmingtoa an$ Weldjfl, ital egihi.nl Gastcn laiiioad. ' ' , And on Monday, Wednesday?, and Fr,!,- ax Js ranKim, steai er xor aeniru jriy Local Freight and Passenger, arrives ll.SO Gt executors, adiuinittrators and iniaidian. clars the first Mondav In March. Term -11 ctiinnlntin.' or !ipntin nrfit-lp tombstone With tllC following Cll- a. m.; leaves 13.25 p. m. The junior partner wlli attend at his ollicc moderate. For fnrthvr" partUulara apply to "iixuun0 or iiuuiuip nrui its r MAILS BY STAGE. in Weldou ou Saturdays aud Mondays of each her at Lassiter'a Hotel. of food, a3 IllCat, especially fat Or i-rcCICU IO IIIC lUCincry OI cpt. A. F. Spencer, Contractor Oxford wfS;. 27'tf Ffcb' ?7 u salted meats, butter, gravies, nnd Joun Phillips accidentally shot as null arrms 11.30 a m - leaves at 2. P. m. WISE BROTHERS, greasy food of all kinds, sugar, a mark of auction by his broth. j j. , aTT1 ri-rrri 1 I I inouth, and Landings on lilackw-ter and tuowau rivers. .- . Q rebaoth-tt"' " sint:'oM.r5brtation. MHB VOL. 1. US. S. D. fc W. W. YOUXG, DEUJGISTS & APOTHECARIES, Henderson, N. fJB Feb. 27-12m YA 1501&0UUJU HOUSE, RALEIGH, N. O. G. W. BLACKXALL, Proprietor. Reference made to all Traveling Ucntlcmen. Feb. 27-12ra. WILI.IA314 cV IIATWOOD, WHOLESALE & RETAIL druggists; Raleigh, N. C. Raleigh, N. C, Feb. 27 tf LO. UABGEU IXAUttlS, Attorney at Law, Aa NOTARY 1'URI.IC. Practices in the Circuit Court of the United State:?, Supreme Courts at 11 Superior Coin ts of G auvillo, Wat lm and Wake. aleurh, the arren, Frank- lle'udtrsou, Feb. 27-12in S. J. SKINNER, ATTORNEY AT LAW, HENDERSON, N. C. Practices in the Federal Courts of the State, and in tbe Syperior Courts of Granville, Franklin, Warren, aud llaiita'x, couuties. Feb. 27 12 in ' ED. CjMLAD. WJ. 15. DAT. " 'i.AAV PAUTXERSllIP.' CON I GLAND & DAY, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Ilalifix, North Carolina. Practice in the Courts of Ilaliiax and adjoin ing counties in the Supretye Couri ol the State, and in the Federal Courts. They will give special attention to collecting and con- I suiting business, and to adjusting the itccounts I I Respectfully inform my friends and patrons, tluit I haye moved to tin; New Store Hov.se immediately North of the Kail Road Warehouse, where with a replenished toekol 1UY OOitUS, UKUCKKItS, BOOIS, SHOES, Ar. I can serve them satisfactory in price, quantity and quality. Respectfully, W. A. PHELPS. nenderson, Feb. 27 12ai Oyster Saloon! PEOPLE visiting Henderson, Ehould not forget to call to see messrs. yacghn & DUNN, I i 1 J T7OT70TT AVOTT7T0 J I wno Keep on naim r bmu o am. will serve mem inaiiysiyie. ai aii uuunsui iiu day. and to suit the taste ol the most fas tide ous. Henderson, Feb. 27-12 uv Thomas D. Gruet. Henderson, C. Manufacturer of Hiding Vehicles ol EVERY IIISO, SUCH AS Buggies, Carriages, Sulkie , Farm Wagons, Carts, (Jart Wheels, Axles, Ac. Repairing done In good ptjle and at short notice. Give him a call, and satisfaction wilt be offered. - ; - .Few sT-u. . -A -r- K. J. P AFkM AM. OK. J AS. SltClLLl'M HEAL ESTATE, AGENTS. IN EX'STEXCE -CXt THREE TEAuN WE wish to inform those abroad, that wc have opened a Real Estate Agency lor thr sale and purchase of property in Central N. Carolina. Those having Lands to sell, or wishing to purchase, are invited to inlorra ut either in person or by letter. Address, S. J. PAR II AM, Henderson, N. Carolina, or DR. JAMES McCULLUM, Raleigh, N. C. Feb. 27. 1ST3.-I2m. Dont Forget! -TT'TII"'!? you come to Henderson, to bring Y with you your WATUli or CLOCK, thai dv,ea not Wv jk, to . Xi illinm H. Harris, who wi l f et ihcm to lickln? in a hurry. He has had teven -eai9 xiericnce, and ha mrtni.h mnch succefS, as but :i pmall por tion ofbii worfc has been pent bark to Llin, All wo. k wji anted for twelve month3. GIVli 111M. ACA L. Henderson, Fpl. 2M2m ... ; , . . A. J. Tinsley, HOUSE PAINTER. AMID all the bustle of building new Louses of every kind which need painting, .he people of Grauville will please not lOrget that K A. J. TINSLEY, js always rsady for a job, and will do It aa neat as any body, and as cheap, Henderson, Feb. 27-0m HENDERSON, N. Walter C. Harris, KEEPS constantly on Land a general Stock OF MERCHANDISE AND Fertilizers, CIC RS .,Cclebratcd brana of "BANKERS Henderson. Feb. 2712m C. B. CHURCH, THE CENTER OF ATTRACTION OI Warren County, IPS constantly on Land every thln? book ilflwihd, thought himself C ' found in A roimtrv nr vill i.r,. sir.. I ' in the Dry Goods and ( rut-cry line. liive him a call and you shall be convinced, he sella the cheapest Uouds iu the county. lpest Feb. 27-1 in JainesH.Lassiter&Son, MEucii.ixrs. HEXDEUSON, X. C. Dealer h In rorrlgnand riomeAlle Dry GOODS, aoiioNv, Millinery Good? Tint. Cap Show. Roots, 8Ut tl,c l00z nuJ sternly demand French Sole, and Upper Leather, Hardware, . and Cutler), China. Gl.ua and Qneenwrc. ctl Z 44D Vt)U promise to do Unto Lamps, Groceries, Drug. Imn. Stci-1, Bad dlcry, llarnes. Stationary and Farming Im plements. You will tind every thing heru that is usually kept In a firvt class- retail More. We would advise all persona to examine our Stock before purchasing AJodeakrsin Leal Tobacco. Agents lor Fertilisers. Feb. 27-1 2m Music School. AT LASSITEIt'S HOTEL, HENDERSON, N. C. Mrs. MAttle Jl. Cramp, Principal. Mrs. Mattlc'B Crump, desires to inform the people of Henderson and vicinity, that be is prepared to give Instructions In Music on Piano. Will be pleased to rouimetice her GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS. 1305 Cary Street, Richmond, Ya , Sell on t'ominlwlon I.EtF TOR1CCO, (ill A IX, A VI'ODLCK ULNERALLY, LIBERAL ADVANCES made on Consign er! !. . Feb. 27 Cm II. 1 WATSON, Stocfedals, Smith & Co. Succi ttsors to CLOTWOKTI1T A CO WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, S Somli Howard Mrret, Corner or CSrninn. TSaltimore, Maryland. Feb. 27 tf QLOlii: MUTUAL LIFE Insurance Company ! Infure-i Hvp fn a'l th roost T?r T- Sp- c al tti-iit O" 1st alio i to tin "lictr.ol Dividend faure by hi b an -ndoiu?nt I a.cuied at C mm n 1 lfo hates. W M. J. RO B A HI)4, Agent Henderson N. C. . . S. G. IiVAN, Supcrvts r. Feb, 14. 6ms. Scnten FdrflUziEi Ccmjuiy. JIlSCKAni'BKKS OF STANDARD FERTILIZERS. Great attention paid to GILIIAaTS GUA'O POR Tobac, Cotton, Grain, Pea Nuts and arden Vegetable, OflIce:CoKKicaCr.T ad Vini MixSTaKKTR, Bichmond, Virginia. ALLEX, CLEMENT A CUaitEX, oMhuwVGUA1'1 At Henderson, A. C. Feb.7-lJm A A ew Carpet The Great TVCNDCR. The New England Carpet Co-, rutablUhml 4' lH v v J pended much time, talent and money lo pro ance a sivitsu ana oumuic enrpvb i u iuw price, tner years ol expcriincnllrj; with tbo . - ... A . 1 - ft . WM. price, after years ol ex hoc ft nptlcuna Knt'fl V r t best artisans, haye brou-ht out a carpet wdicd thv havu named and will be knon as GEB mam Tapestky, beiig an exact Imitation of dolid Brussels, the tir&t thousand pieces of which. In order to introduce them, will be sold or.C7 cents per yard. . Sample sent by mail on receipt of 10 cent, or 5 diffcreut 73 Washington street, Boston, Mais, reb.27 tf . - MK8. 21 ATT) is B.iKi'jtiMs prepared to do any mind of 6twin for tiher Ladies or GenHexnen. from the vixist totn coahsst fabric- All fraxrrents mailo In tr.e most lashionahle style, and executed wuu neatness and dppatch. CU on hcT ftt lhe Henderson uoici. D eb. 27-tt C, MARCH, 20, 1873 THE mttKIAUC ToV, . A manage ceremony was per formed, years ago, in IJocsicr Par ish, I a, by a newly elected magis trate. He owned a magistrate's form book, and was in the habit of turning a leaf at important places. Having been called upon to marry a couple; he had recourse to this unfailing fountain of know!ed"v and information; but doubting hij capacity to repeat the service from memory, clown went a lcnf. The eventful evening came. The trem bling couple stood iu tho august presence of the magis!atc. who, with OUal to ail emergency. 0 pell in" i i , 11 tllC VOIUinC at a pIHCC WllCrC a leaf was turned, in solemn and impress vo '"Ci ,,,e 1 "n f ter date I promise confu.-ion he had opened at the wrong page. Considerably staggered, but still resolved, he tumid to another page Knor all men by these pres ent" Here he broke down and stood utterly abashed. Ilillvin however, with a mighty effort, he this woman as other mtn do unto their wive?, so help you GodP jjow to ui ei c-iol. The Herald of Health for July gives some directions upon the pertinent problem of how to keep cool. "We quote: 1. The diet should be composed largely or entirely of fruits, fresh vegetables, and wheat meal bread, and other preparations of wheat and oatmeal. Com meal bread i i i i.i i t i . I 11I1U ITilhlS MIOIIIU UU SCIUUlli VillUIl, if at all, during hot weather. Avoid mustard, spices, etc. Do not eat hot food, and especially avoid eating more than the Fystetn require. 2. Drink nothing but water, nnd that only a small quantity at a time, Of course this precludes the use of tea. colico nnd all aicolioho drinks . The clothing should he light, light colored, loose fitting, and changed often. 4. The entire bodv should be bathed every day, either in the morning or at night. Tanners and others who perspire freely and arc exposed to dust should bathe at night. They will rest and sleep better lor doing so. Tho whole body can be effectually cooled in a short time by holding pieces of ice in the hands, or letting n stream of cold water run upon the wrists or ankles. 5. Avoid all undue mental or t.hysieal CXcitCincnt. Many a man is rich without mon rnt . ! .1 cy. liiousanus 01 men wuu noiu inn in their pockets are rich. A w a man born with good sound sense, a good stomach, a good heart and good limbs, and a pretty good head- f piece, is ricli. Uoou uones arc better than gold, tough muscles than silver, and nerves that llasli fire and carry energy to every func tion, arc better than houses and land. It is better than landed es tate to have the right kind ot moth cr and , father. Good breeds and among men, as I herds and horses. Education may I rlo inn eh to fiheek nvil trnilrnfio or to develop good ones, but it is a great thing to inherit the right pro- portion of facilities to begin with. I rrt 1 , . - 1 mc mail 13 riCll WHO IIOS a gOOtl .. . . . .... . disposition WllO IS kind, patient, f.iipprf..l 1l0neful nn.l xvlm l,n n flavor 0J wit and fun ill his COnipo- m , . . 1 sitlOIl. AIlO lurdCSt thing to get . ' .. . ... V , alCJlg With in this World, IS ft mail A own self. A cros3, selfish fellow, and carc-burdcned man thcso arc all deformed on the inside. Their f,et do not limn out their thoughts lcL' Hu "ip 4Ut llltir iuuuniii mm nf furttinnnn tliariVP "W01 JOriunc on.liiogmc ...n11l,l n.la,K- nirt with ovorv clol. ".1U Siaj0 Pari W1UI Ccry UOI- lar to obtain a longer leasee! life. NO. 4. KTorriNu place Joint cducation-gymn&stics. To kill time sleigh it. wretched bachelor is rctoon-Li siblo for the fallowing provcii: A nch man ii never ugly in the CVC3 of a girl. A beautiful woman smiling be- speaks a purse weeping. Kvcry man had rather be JianJ- somo than good. I A house full of daughters is accl- lar of sour beer, A man of straw ii worth a tuan of gold. wo- A rich wife is a source of quar-1 rcl. It is r.n ill house when the hen is a talking bird. He who marries ill is very long in becoming widowed. A rich widow weeps with one pyc and laughs with the other. -Some cue calls Auber's AW Ahiour9' an Aulcnt Comique. fu.i..i..Mi...t... rr,, this winter the mot miserable lail urcs arc the snow banks. A1.13, father! another daughter is born uuto yon, is u Spanish cxcla maiion ot condolence. on Bnlow say Warner is a I shrewd man, liecausc ho married a I shrew. No miller need ever be out ofl employment, for he can always "rind his teeth. I toiuo tine iiiiib iiw u.i-s in. cr been able to discover where r ol stepsy to. Upstair, of course A chnrchvard in Ulster has a cr- A conntrv magistrate lcin called npn to tnarrv a couple,snd: "I pronounce von man and wife, and may God have mercy on your suuls. Amen." Singing teas omit ted. A song that is just now very popular in London has the follow- ins chorti.. To get the meaning of the joke, if there is any, Ean must be pronounced in Cockuev style, viz , Ilesau : I raw Esau kissing Kate, And the fact is wc all three saw, Porl saw Esau, he saw me, And she saw I saw Esau. rxrAaoiAu the iaxc. Step out into the purest air you can find; stand perfectly erect, with hcad and shoulders back, and then, fixing the lip i as if you were going to whistle, draw tho air throngh the lips into the lungs. When your chest is about halt full, grad- ually raise the arms, keeping them extended, with the palms of the hands downa a you suck in the air, so as to bring them over the head just as tho lungs aic full. Then drop tho thnmbs inward, ami after gently lore ing the arms backward and the chest open, reverse the process by which o draw your breath till the Inn-s arc cmntr.Tliis process should bu repeated immc diatclv after bathing, and also scv cral times during the day. It impossible to describe to one who has never tried it, the glorions sense ot vigor which follows this excrcisc. It is the best expecto- rant in tho world. Vo know a gcntleman, the measure of whose chest has been increased by this means some three or four inches during as many months. A young lady onco married man by the name c Dost, agajnst crs into. the bub around thcontsida tho wishes o her, parents. After a ot the boxes. To oil an axle tree short time they lived unhappily to- first wipe the spindle clean with a, gethcr, and tho returned to her cloth wet witlvspirils of turpentine, father's lioti3c; but ho refused io and then apply a few drops of cas rcccive her, saying, "Dust thou art ter oil near the shoulders and end., and unto Dust thou shalt return." One teas poonfnl is for the wholc..-. Ami she got up an J "dusted." Krcfttng? MCC 1 Mo. t U$ SMilS I Tr. 1 ir 3 4 sa t I ) a u mi t tt Cft tO 3 n ut mm Si ea 4 M i'ltO 12 14 I) 14 Ml rfnlta ! J 7 l Mil ) f O !S t !ft 7i 1 C no b I ti 900 ) )at EOHEATIC.: Cookiko Asparagus. Cnt it in very mall pieces and , boil twenty t. ti .i . . ' . , ' , toiir over it some crc" Tnkc n tablesnoonfnl of flatir am! ilia KJimo of butter, mix them veil together and stir into the cream. Let it boil up, and it is done. Try this. and you wil ay it is tho very best waV tCXVC R,rar3S"4 ZR crr row or iicaru oi. Iowa Tckk 1'lixtiso. In Iowa, the planting oT trees is encouraged by law. Evcrp acre of trees plant ed releases taxation for ten year on $1(h) valuation; and for each acre ot fruit trees planted, tax is exembted on $."0 valuation for fivo vean; the same shade trees and hedges along tho highways. The rcitilt is an cxtctuijo cultivation of lorest. trnit and shade trees. ar- lW mM To Nkctbalxzb Poi5cx.Tio following says the New York Ttmcs, given on the uuthority of a drug gist, is worth knowing, if true: A xion of any concoivahlc , de gree of po.tncy which has been swallowed, intentionally orbyec- cident, tnavbc Tendered ir.itsntlr iiarmlesly swallowing twogtlls of sweet oil. An individual with a very strong constitution should take twice the quantity. This oil wi neutralize every form ofvegc- la,,,c or mmcrai poton wiui wincu I physicians or chemuts are acquaint- qJ0 Gcauau rcwrtsc; Wo rtallr vriah all our reader liketl Grahtai mush, or pudding, as veil as vrc. iVrhaps yon will ct tome flour ami try it, it wc tell yon hove to make it : 1'nt three pints of water in a kettle; when it LoiU stir in flour cnowrh to make mxut as thick hasty pudding. It requires rather more salt than Indian meal innsh. It yon have any left orcr cut in sli Ces and try for brcaklast. To ho I eaten with sugar and cream or mo 1 s. PtuiAX Itmuxc Taako tho pulp of six baked applcf, add to I them one once ot rice prctioosly boiled in mill-, and bcatten smooth, c ounce of sifted tigar9 the gra- ted rind of a lemon, and a tea spoonful of lemon juice; mir these well together ; then beat tho whites of four eggs to a fine froth, put in the other ingredients, whisk it all up quickly, put into a warm i I tJiou, aim place in a loicraoio quick oven ; when properly set,- tuni it out and pour roam it a cus- tard made with the yolks o! tho CPWi remaining from the pndt ,n Gun.ui.c Wagoxs Few jcoplo fully opprcci ate the importanco of thotushly lubricating the axles, etc., of wagons and carriages, . and still lcwcr know what arc the bat materials and the Ust method of applying tl cm. A -well made wheel will endure corcmoa wwtr. I from ten to twenty five years, it care is taken to use the ngbt kind and proper amount ol gtcaio;but hf this matter is not attended to. - they will lc used up in five or" ti - years. Lard thotild never be used i ...... is on a wagon, tr it win penctrato the linn, arul works its way around the teuons ol thefjkef, and spoU the wheel. Tallow is the best lo.- bric&tor (or wooden axle tree, and castor oil fur iron,, J n&t grease c- riough sliould be applied to the spin- die oCa wagon togko it a light coating ; thU is better than more, for the surplus rmt oa will work; out at the ends, and be forced br a I the shouldcr-bAnds aud nut-wash- i 4 , I i . . . ' t - v t. . -