Fight and you may die,run and you'll live. At least a while. And dying in your beds many years from now,would you be willing to trade all the days from this day to that for one chance,just one chance to come back here and tell our enemies that they may take our lives,but ...
Just before the seed is to be put in. In the last ploughing, well rotted manure, in the proportion of 15 or 20, or good compost, in the quantity of 25 or 33 ftorae cart loads, should be turned into the land; as without this it is seldom that good crops can be produced. The surfa ...
The soil in both were exa ctly the same; and the dung half rotten. The preceding crop had in both instances been potatoes, and the quality uf the car* rots was similar in both cases. An extensive coU lection of such well authenticated experiments are better calculated to extend the boun ...
But all this availed little. Mrs. Hardy believed that she understood the babe's true character and wants much better than the father, and in nothing did she yield. His unkind words she bore with patience, though often they fell heavily upon her heart.Up to its third month, ...
To silver by heat.Disso lve an ounce of pure silver in aqua fortis, and precipitate it with common salt; to which add 3 lb. of sal ammoniac, sandiver, and white vitriol, and oz. of sublimate.Another method.—Dissolve an ounce of pure silver in aqua fort ...
The vinegar beco mes so concent ated as to corrode the surface, and make it appea speckled.To se} arate gold from gitt, copper and silver. App y a solution of borax, in water, to the gilt surface, with a fine brush, and sprinkle over it some fine powdered sulphur. Make the p ...
Now pour in 4 drac hms of mercury. In a short time the silver will be precipitated ta the most beautiful arborescent form, resembling real vegetation. This has been generally termed the Arbor Uianse.Metallic watering, or for blanc moi^e.This article, of Parisian invent ...
of larceny in feloniously taking ami converting money belonging to the city, it was held, that as the money came lawfully into his hands, he was not guilty of larceny in converting it: Snapp v. Commonwealth,82 Ky. 173. In Texas, the state's witness testified that he got the alleged stolen steer out ...