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N<rEW PUBLICAIIONS.-Ihc subscriber
81 has inst received, direct from Philadelphia,
New Publications, VIZ
Lord Byron. and somr of his contemporaries
with Kecollections OF the Authors Lie, and Of
his visit to Italy, by Leigh HINT.
Ialc. from the Epglish Souvenirs.
WhimS and Oddities. IN prose and verse, with
forty original Designs, by U0ma H0od ono OF
the Authors of Odes and Addresses 70 Errat peo
pie, and the designer Of fine progress OF Gut,
Morgan's Illustrations of Masonry, by one of
the Fraternity who has devoted thirty wears to
the subject, with an account ofthe h,~dpapDing
az HE .iuhtor Cheap Edition,
The American Quarterly Review. 9Th number,
for March 1928.
North American Review, 59th number, for
lS2s.
Ediohurg Review, No. %, for Oct. 1872.
London Quarterly Review, No. 10, for Janua
ry, ls2s.
The American Journal Of the Medical Scien-
cc-. No. |. ,. NJ.
The Mcdico Chirurgical Review, No. 10, for
Jao. 1928.
The above New Publications have Just been re
Ccived. with a large assortment Of Stationary.
Country Merchants, Clerks Teachers. aud the
pnbllc generally are requested to give him a call
This stock is large and complete, and he is de
trlmined to sell. and will make his prices accol-
ding 10 the times. lie sill carries ON the Book
Binding business IN all its various branches.
ABRAM r., NORTH.
Nav Of
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POE
On ne bhrIdi Of a Caaet NJ Hesi Point.
HE SLEEPS AInNE-

On ne bnrldi Of a Caael NJ Hesi Point
HE SLEEPS ALONE.
sfoa1 beside hiu-aafle the san
W. settl"g iu tho Vet
Pouring n, ftilbg henms nYon
hanaef and ghieflHf rfest,
SaFa rom Pie check, ue uassrr-by
H. hayhloud 6puld discern,
fBf martial dre Vasin h#s eye,
lis brow like manhood stern.
slosd be ,de b,m-and / drew
Thu vii Of gal1e Nv -
III cHrs Nrrr glaz d-Hald olammy dsV
Upon hls forehead Inv
Around as form saw lhumfwinr,
Tin shroui an many luia
taaehd hi, hirl"ss hand fn uinr,
iWas culd-tWa as ley colt.
stood besido him when thry bore
lis body tn tho Tomb
Nattna nmil the tram. / NV
BanHer and sable plume.
Onward hey moved with soirns dumb,
To mH,ic slow aud dfrar,
Heavily folld the untitled drum,
Heavily crenk'd The bier.
stood beside him-When they IoHutd
Ills collin N the ground
] heafd the grating 81 tle cord,
Thu faliHg oluds fesaund.
IsaA his csnrales uear Inn stand,
Tim parliug look lhey gave,
J h'1ri the VOICE of low command,
Tue roliey DER the rruye.
| stnod above hun-N hile the sun
" ts citing 10 the " esi;
kass a stone ouGraF Il upon,
To muk hts place af Hesl.
IsaW iln long grass waving high,
! hsdfd "a" viud'e trrp moan.
sniro seeInd whipping ia ats sigh,
" lie slarps--hr Sleep ala3e 20
Utst Point.
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Nett product of 1000 vines,
%
SILL MORMS.

The iohiie silk worms hatch wice ayear-thc
YcEot0 bnt once. The latter SPINS much the lar.
gest ball, and Is accounted the most valuable aud
least troublesome.
The pice Of eggs is sixpence a thousand.
Each miller deposits about 100 eggs.
IL is calculated that the worms produced from
the eggs OF 200 mlllefs, or Winged worms, viii
make ten pounds OF silk.
One hundred aud fifty pounds Of leaves, 1t IS
estimated, are ~edtenby loOO worms, TO spin / Ii.
Of silk.
II takes about J bushel Of yellow coeoons or
balls, TO make | - LIS. OF silk.
T Que ball OF silk, ofthe yellow kidd, when spun
will measure 1850 feet.
The esgs of 'he silk worm are Of two colors !;
a ligbtish slate, and a yellow. The latter are
held IN poor esteem they seldom contain the Vi
tai p%rincipIc.
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II. II 50 REV ARD.-Runaway from the
80 X GD subscriber, living in Bedford coun-
IN on the night of Odd June last, a@certain negro
man Lewis, a large stout made fellow, thick
lips, rather a down look, weighs near 200 lbs.
: feet ioor IL inches high,-he had when he
,uo off. a new fnr'd hat. some Irish linen pan
,alooos. one pair black caSs,neit. also. blue
tnoad cloth coat, aud is supposed has a free
mass. Any person that will deliver the said ne
gro 10 mo. or secure him in jail, so that | can
Get him again, shall have the above reward.
The said negro was hiied to Nj. Elisha y hit'en,
TO keep a horse. hieftAitD u. "Alao'
July a. ~%
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No.11 /.

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URIC -. u
y :, 10 plolII t' rE''95ihg the EN- "I ,'fia1hfen
Im5 80 ~ ~ '''''''
Re- II flofh8 bythe Sruais AMI Ua0se AT
Representatives oCti, Uafff8 Q,Cjss oT l,,rJ.
rn N Congress asgrmblai. Itnt. in all ..ses
where pro,,,lop b,. hrru m,de hy I,v t..
five ,caJs' half may tn the 4idnns and rb. .h,o,.
of officers. sruncn and maffaF.. who we're killed.
in haItIe. or uhn died IN an, ,s,,i,eo f the L.
tri states dunn, fire last ~. and ,I.5 - all
cases where provision hrs beeo made in, ,,t=,.
dug the term for five yrtrs IN .d,n.,u l., r.,
term % d,e years. the sad pra,isloo, shall h,
further extended for at aa3r.n,I term at 6,.
wears. 10 COMMENCE Al the al SD the "a. ut a.,
last expired term OF nv yeaf. IN each ,as, r..
pectivelv +; making The Fras.=Ior equal Ia t,en.
~ yrar, half pay when shat he p,id oat AT
the fund heretofore prayiaea bY Law, and ur
SAID pensions shall ccas, lop the causes mon.
Toned in the laws providing the same. respr,.
lively.
soc. ? Ind be II further ssac,cy Thai The
pensions Of Al widows u In, now ar, or ~, a,
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THE SH CIDER

A tourist whose observations appear In the
New York Commercial Advertiser, gives the
following respecting the mode of making aud
preserving CIDER as practised BY The St.ake,s of
Canterbury, IN New-Hampshii'e.
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ViHGINIA SC AT the rules held in the clerk's ailioe
Of the county court of Bedford, thc day OF '9"e'
ISIS. Hezahinh Dickens9a, Vincent Jourdal, Joshua
Mobiles ani Lucinda hi, UIa, Pits against Mary Aah
doltlans Leroy Jourdan. eyer. OF Absalonl 1ohtdihi
Jordan. Oney Jourd4a, and Jeremia 'Jourdan, dts
In chaBcers.
The defend ant SaslWeli Jourdan not having entered
ms appearance .~ccording u the ac. of assembly ana tr
fues ofthis court. and ii appearing by satisfactory e'l-
Deuce that ne is not m |lniuhltanr of this country II II
ordered, that the said defendant do appear here on the
ufsi dag oftlc next August term and answer tue MI OF
the plainhifs and thu !, copy of this order be forthwith
Inserted in thc LvHclhurg NirgIpian, for two months sue
ces,ifeiY. and posted at the trout door OF Inc court mouse
VI tils eouaty, on NO successive court days.
u A~eopy-Tcstr, no c. MITCHELL, B'C
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AtsgkIGGLTUsSE.

Cntrtaton Of The Tiae-the last American
Enrmrr contains an Addtes, delivered 10y Df.
John {. ) NonkuT, of thi, civ. on the OH oi
juno, before a number OF gentlemen convened
win u view 20 forming a society for promoting
the culture Of the grape. We ntr glad 10 see
tnis step taken. and should be hnppicr YET 10
fund II resulting an ,owc tan and extensive -
IL" nnrut IN tbis urtghbnrhond, "a the %callta-
Lon Of tins important plat Tho rearing OF
he EtHpr. and is conversion INTO vine, require,
wc arr awRfr, their full share Of labour & attcn
ton aud perhaps the slow introduction Of this
branch of husbund,y aud manufacture into dn
lercni ounni,S ~ chiefly rr1eirihle To This
cause. This IS 10 obieclian. however. IN the
eve of American industry ard ingenuity aud II
would Al Icnsl be very desirable 10 ascertain the
adoption of our climate 10 the glupe, ~
case our people should ever he disposed 10 an
extensive cultivation Of II
II IS suggested IN this address 10 hold iairs n
bout the time of The vintage, for exhibitions Of
wines and grapes. Tue mpdeIate use OF wine
~, commented as favorable 10 health aud tem-
pcrancc aud the grape Is very justly preferred
as a fun 10 the many puipous fruits comsuemd
hy the pooreI classes, and thr fruitful source nt
dsrdsr. lndulgcucos and drllcactcS every body
VIII have. and the question Is as 20 thu most
" nul,same W. therefore wish 10 see VINE and
grapes substituted tor ~ hisk.y and water melons
From the Cyclopadn d.. MoukW takes the
following table of corresponding temperatures
IN tive European and American Continents, IN
citation 10 vine.
M0yglie. Rlelih and Hook, which are pro-
duccd "a 10 20 degrees, north laul'uds ~ En-
rope, equal IN Nmth America 10 ~ 10 II tic
gtrrs. CuH1pgut lciue n ~ rIIal to ~ III
North America, Buremd, vine, most cNqni-
sue. tu = It's nurtn latitude ia Europe, equal III
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PlpminR- "A man by the mime OF RaH was
Just tr'rd - stealing, a0d found phiig. This
l',e f4dneed sofnr little pleasdutrIrs from
'ur circumstance at The prisoner being de.
lrbdrd by d gentleman nemrd Cannon. The
proof was SO conclusive ilHi has Honor de-
rlined 10 Aorge, and the poor fellow hay ing
been adlndged Ia an imprisonment Of three
months ~ III PenlteOtigfv tosHt ar in tears
aud lefi us 10 report the a%ittir,
ii Checf.-SVon after the battle of Leipsie.
- Yit observed I" that Bonaparie must be in
funds, Tor be had received IA thtck on the bank
Of the Elbe,o
PaHs Cebipialeuiary - Rhode Island has
become injected with the %pnnning fever.
Here IS one OF her lrtc toasls. Rh0de Island
al vine IErnffaH Congress. Her RoBnIsssoaf-
ed above the kagirs aud Turkey buzzards OF
the South and West, and her kFIGHr was as
clear ne day There was no barrier raised "a
galnst her interest that She could not PrARCr
a. no insoieDt hpispul Who did not shrink be
tore The stern frsuke OF "A plan bURGEss.
Coke upon LiHitiOn. The Bev Mr.. Coke,
a dissenting m%ini-ler, has sued The parish of
Llttleton for 59t pounds dan pges.
Vide aeake.-A person aiken up for rob.
berry, brinB asked by the justice in what
manner helived, very significantly answered
"'My eyes are open when yours are shut
PGupJut-Mr. Asa Paine devoured, last
week, upon a wager, i've quarts of green
meas, 8 bnnches OF radisles, snd 4 heads OF
S dlad.
Corned beeE--tyoke of oxer, be%longingto
/. darvty, Esq became inleAiuaffd ,esierday
afternoon, from eating waste rum cherries
drown ont by a grocer, & staggered through
the 5lgGeis.
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yESHE SUBSCRIBER has Just received a We
nv handsome assortment OF Summer
C;oods-Ast the season IS fan advaeced, he will
.,v. treat bargains. lis stock consists in part
of
snperfne and midling Cloths and CaSsimeres
Rouen Cassirneres Ca beautiful aud good article
for gentlemen'S coats)
R1aek CIfcassians and La.tings
Twiiied ami plain black Bomabzette
Block SILK CaInlet
niece super wide French BonbaziTG
Superior white CASHMERE, Tor Vests
do white NntselIles
Coloufed add figured do
Black Silk Festing
do do aud coioured Peive's
Brown French Drilling (very superior1
White u coloured do
Nankeens, striped Jeans
ctr,nad cotton Florentines, white Satteen
Calicoes, a splendid assortment
Seersucker aud other Ginghams
Canhi lcs, Jaconet Muslins
Null. Book aud Swiss do
SIR & cotton Hose, white e blacksilS Gloves
IIorscskin, k,d, Washleather and York tanned
Cloves
Hack Senshaws (hest quality
do Sarsnetts
italian Lutestrlngs
eros dc Naples silks
Black, white, pink and blue Satin
Black Satin (asuperior article for Ladies'. dress
es)
Black Satin Leyaufine do do
White fgue ed Satin
Black Mode
straw coloured Gras de Naples SIX
Iubbons,au assortment, white, black, pink, blue,
and other plain colonis
Grape Leese, white and blue, green Gauze
A ' f...,uIna a,,I I.,.ya It1LE aud @gaYtC
Pipngs. Bfaids aud Cords
Ian Is, BobbIns, NC. DC.
Spool. bail aud hauk Cotton
Coioured Cotton IN baSes
Bonnet Cambria (drab)
WorSted Suspcnders
Thread Laces aud Edgings, Bobiuet do
Irish Linens and Laws
Nankeen aud Cation Grapes, black
Company flags aud Banland Hdkis.
Gentlenlrns' English silk tidkts a very superior
article
Cotton, Bandanna and Madras Ildkfs
Back Morocco and Pisnella Shoes
0znaburgs, stout and good
DOMESFICS.
White and Brown Cotton Shrliugs'and Sheet
ings
Apron Checks, superior quality
: do do common
Ela,ds and Bed Tickings
Spun Cotton, best Equality
HARDWARE.
Knives aud Forks. Pen and Pocket ,!do
] llcs, Rasps, Hinges Locks. Nc.
Looking q asses
L,arthern and Glass ware
GROCERIES,
Loaf and Brown sugar
Very best Gun Powder Tea
Green aud Nhte Coffee
"copper", Spicr, G'nger. Alum
Iud,g, aud Madden, Coperas
Salt Peirr, &c Sc.
Powder and Shot, Cut Nails
Asmall quantity Old Rye Whisky
do do French Brandy
do do w. | Rum
do do Madeira Wine, Cbest)
All TO be had at very lelaced prices, n my
store, opposite the Post 0a.ro.
HENRY ALLISON
P. s. Country merchants and Petlars are
invited 10 call. | feel confident they viii fnd I
20 their interest 10 make their purchases ot me.
II 4.
guly 10 wtsE
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Mcssrs. Carey. Lea s. Cnfes have Just lssned,
IN u neai octave Yolume Of nearly four hundred
nnd hhy pr s. Bauyeife's Prisale Memoir gJ
the Cunt Of Aopoiroh. # y - uomple ttanz.
la'iou IS nuw ftsen tr tbe fl stumr, lhe uane
l"t"f Is a gentleman Of til. etvl We annex htf
preface o. mltettisemcut. ns = Just. account Of a
"otk, which IS Inc vtty eurl oftralnR thai N.
%tclllgcni Travellers. md persons who have some
leisure hours = qniir dutlnR lie hoi morilts-~e
mean cmipat biographical and poirlcnl history
possessing tmr mintes, OF splenaid fomanre
fth5i Mt Gae.
Tue Private Anecdotes nj The Count Of Ma
poloou furnished hy NJ IL ganscl,e, ha,e al
Ic'dv obtained gieal Gu rfnet and rcpnle "a
hh'ope, They me pW TALLY kBown 20 The A
nr'nhn pubic. tirorgh tin %a#titlcs. which
nave been devoted 90 ibrm IN liz British jour
"alA pnd Amri.rau Qua teily Review. Thy
posscss = peculiar intcrest aud value. since ~
other writer, Whusc situation WIS sncl rs 60 VA.
rant confidence IA his statements. has undetfas
ken 10 lay open the dom tte Hfe and chm aeie5
of Napoleon. aud exhihit tie ofcuianlion o.
his extensive and splcudid rni1t. VI de Bnu
settle was freifcto Of thr lmpafmlft ate thc piins
- ~ attendant On HE Emperor ~ ha irpFsis.
aud in theplisale Il, awing footn u ts rompnniaa
during some ofhi- posi frunaf kahtr pypgrtse
aud military expeditions lie WIS "a shteWd a.
close observer. He relates Wlnt he saw uu1
heard with ninntenccg aud poiguauCy. lie
earnestly studied aud has cufiouslY Described
the tastes. feelings aud lnbif, of the cStrnofdi
nnly man whpm be- served Nnraoss ke cef6ns
himself 90 the lnnhnrch mtny al the most tilt :
tpous ErncfHis aud politicians With whom be va
c"ssetlly had familiar intercourse urr inlfod.z
- into his m,un,us-ho nut. also in mucb
a.laIl ot ihr mon,cntuus efrnle or revolutions
vntch slEnall1cd the period eabmcsdiu his
rniiyr.
ln offering The present complete ifnuslniions
Il Is pt'uri 10 mention dRt u natt nj the origin
Isl ticuch4 nbaul one hail. hns al endy been rem
dcrcd INTO iaRiish, aud Incorporated in q Lons
don Wo,k hearing Il different ti'lc. Bat he
Ioadon selections atc meielY Rali,leh extract
the Nci8lvn a Imperfect aud inaccurate IL
most Instructive sud amusing PM Of tme Nc
MONS renamed untouched, and the name ufthe
nullot Is iaystttionAiy suppressed Bcsides. The
rest oi this anonymous compilation ~ pt Is M
iurC 10 throw ~ an Of dctton uyer tho whole
Such arc ihr considerations By winch the Amer
lcau editor HHs incltri n tmr fasL ihat he has
assidupnHly, though difficulty eerrnted lie
was encouraged, 700, uot oulg hy she intrinsic
evidence Il Rulhonticdy WHICH hr i1und IN tho
anocduirs. hui bg private lni9imnllap concern
nag the grnefnl cnrrccfnsss 81 turn, and whieh
is worthy n hl uliuu,' 10 has brcn cnabled
10 iuscrt npte. drawn irum un unqurs lio1abie
source, whio5 rotinos VI he Rnuscttc : account
oirhc removal of the Inpte.s Nlui Louisa ami
Napolcop's ministers from Imis up the an
prOach 81 the Aiiies-n mcasul e Of whirh tho g.
ngln aud motives should be July ~knoRu,asit
had yrly important consequences
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saty here 10 maxi any obspl taiions. lis w,is
ting hase long ete this Bfti.fd at fsed sta0-
i'fi 80 The public esJnsiion aid ctn dispense
win the all Of ietailrd aud lsaaafoFy criticism.
u IS rHpessihle 60 calculate ihe debt witch fhg
'ni'd 81 letIets owe. 10 Sl Waiter scott. TIE
''oumulnliuo OF ni'slrefnai nrallh To WhicleA if
i'hors hive been tributary lbs been csceedet
~ eNieni and importance by No efforts Of yerY
r~ names On the rioii NJ Immortality.
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WILL he SOLD.

a prime cost, without reserve, a laree and
"a valuable st ok of desirable GOODS.
oneh an assortment has never been Offered IA
thls country, on the same terms, AT Nav York
ana Philadelphia auction prices. We will sell
any article, 10y wholesale o. rctal, at pIimc cost,
ms We are determined tn close all our hnslnes, o.,
the Isl OF Deccemhcf. Omr reason inr 50 doing =.
onf resident partner oi tins place is determined
to remove 10 Philadelphia. aud We p@oSitAtl,
pledge ourselves to discontinue tlu, blanch. il
Is Useless for MS to say the amount of our stock
on hand. Persons who VISA TO purchase any
article. would do well to call. as out Stock cun-
sIsts Of nearly every description OF GOODS 4;
many moi 10 be had Al Any otnrr house in town .
AMONG WHICH, ARE
Dry Goods, Hardware, Groceries. Earlhrrn and
Glass Ware, Shoes, HAS, Books, Clothfng. Look
ing Glasses. &c.
ANDREWS y BROTHERS.
y. Il. Our resident partner in this place will
dispose OF all his Furniture ID prime cot.
A &B.
July 81. t,s2
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Nett nrodmcl.

Nett product. Sd IN 90
or S3i2 70 pee acre. --
The profit inr cultiyaiing grapes ion the table,
is shown by ihe following calculation.
(Say y5u have planted one thousand vines
which wa not occupy, but litdc more Than two
thirds al An an acre, and earh vine az the period
OF five years, (but ihete Will be considerable
fruit alter the second year) Will yield At the
least computation - pounds
1000 lbs. at 10 cts. per Id. 1900 90
Deiuri.
80 allowance for sundIy e1-
| pen.es attending cultivation. $50 90
10 per cent. interest thereon, IL ~
For the purchase Of prs, loo 10
10 per cent indemnify on
gross produce Tor loss Of c4ops, 80
Per eentaee 90 the sales Al
auction and other contingent cy-
peuSes. 100 %
-6l5 no
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RY FLETCHER x TOLER.
TERMS.

~ For 81 per annum, payable In advance No sub
o,,a Wi be received for a less time than SIX months
and no paper will ha discontinued Qhut at the discretion
ep,bs Editors until all arrearages are paid.
~ Advertisements will be inserted at SO cents per
~ Iess) the first time, and 81 IL cents TO- each
9af,an,n.s. Those from a ,isttnce must be paid for
.,ag,ons to their Insertion, or the payment assumed by
ss,me responsible person in Lynchburg.
~ chanrery Orders otexeeeding two squares are in
,ered for SIX dollars.
~ All letters addressed TO the Editors must be post
-. ar they wll not be attended TO.
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L01nIop Pofifr.-lbisp /, pnlar beverage would
seem, uum the sialcmeni, niaur Of ia inrfedis
cuts, vety III 10 dcEctte it, rrnown. The pra.
portion oi tiur ntiit consumed 70 The porter unla.
shows that # mhlt and hops llpnr were ased.
The liquor ptoduerd would not be 50 iutnxica.
ing M Tie most watry small barI Is inf.
hrt'iing property must Wise, therefore 6ota
some oil'er ingredients. Nhni Is called " uof-
fT f"ftft Il IL most N oso ir this pnrpost .
The lulloaue Il said tn be- The recipe foi tins "a
gfcrnblr and blebly snlutary compound
Take cot ep1uiss lignotiee, and I lbs. If
copperas. bell ihem together n 5 copper pan. ia
IA . Gallons 81 walter. lhrn take } cWt. Of M
llsses ~ tteaee aud } cWi. Of rnw sugar. md
boil lho,n %iillIlfy thichcn = good deal, add the
t%aixiurc above neulioncd, and boil hlnpefbsr
two hours. Wben cold, add thr following in
ffcdirnts. IN powder. 4 lbs. Of genlinn root.
lgtonndl i lbs ol oTnugr prasc, z lhs. Of Ground
calamus root and stir mud miA M the sub.
stance becomes like a soil cauaet.n
Other Ingredients arc used. such q giag.ia. the
hrtiim pOgdff, ns 1t ~ called, 10 save hops. The
r0rpig Hdiris, nnd Hpf tomEHn hiCh are in tbs
higIoSi degree Destructive ~ animal HE, though
iUcir immediate effect h. on, Il KIND al st,pid IN
oxicliipu. hpre tluu 20. 900 lbs. ofpUr youlgg
AID moro than I, 900 lbs. of,otnias ipdictg. an.
annually imported mio treai Briaiu. As the
only Other ise ior these drug. hrsidrs their IN
iriOn INTO Ctr, D. q p0sog rtrmi9t il Is naiur.
ally CONCLUDED that NEARLY The wilole goes mo
ih" porter, Tor He pup pose Of poisoning men.
II !. this delretable beverage Which piyes Lon
dou porter that im%As,namtoty lit and red com =.
rioIion which are mistaken i1r hcaltb. Int
Which faihpt beIpkeu 50 much s0iidifed hufro4
gen. ready to tahe frc = tcvrTy moment. n /, a
problem lor The curious, which Is The more e.
i"ctual aud honorable means Of extinpuisbing
ule-English porter, 0, American w~hiskey.
baltimore .1mericaa.
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It's NJ unreasonable Ia suppose that the ben
cht, to hr derived from The fapt hiimT aud lnao
collation. OF tntt trrc,. are ta ilom hciuF tnliy
'oaI 81. Aide from the neeln,t ot improving
orchards. Whe,t thcI' T., nothing 20 prevent Uni
tue disposition 90 ptocrasilmtie nuh dela}-sn
prevalent VI h ALIVE h llaYu that the process
lsut mneh matc extensive application Ihan IS
generally known. nnj tlnt Il mas be the mems
at Introducing the cultivation Of fruits, nn" m
ported from abfoad AT a gfrnt expense II his
been afcerlained TINT the slag bmk walnut may
be- successfully engraned, nnd that The cngfaft-#
ed trees afr much the snresi bearers. We're
this MOI The casri the difference ~ the quahly Of
these nuts would make II IN object 10 cnp,aft
most of Ihe walnut trees. Some. have \ very
thin shell. aud u thick, large meht-whtle olhels
have u tuck she'll aud bui little mett. II IS pro-
bable thai the hickory, OF thog batk, would do
well, cngfailed on the pig nut lttt should lie
quantity raised might he Etontly increased aud
the qualify much loop owed The Madeira nut
which Is usually sold AZ the shops undo i
nam, 81 ihe Eng'sb walnut. n ~ - 10 =
cents per pound may br cultivated here without
dIiiicul y aud Is vsly productive. ln he sleni-
" "I New York. there ~ - tiec whlch has ptodus
ced, IA II sngle va, as many rs sold IN The
market Tor tfeo hgud, ed d0ims, We hBs# no
doubt That II might be rngfatled on the but
nat, % The walnut, with Pelieet success. II Il u
tree Of the same genus, and Ia lis character bears
a nearer resemblance 10 the buitcr.uui Than
many other trees d, 20 those on which they AZ
successfully cngrancd. The experiment Is worth
tying, aud, il successful, 1t would SOON iatoish
Us, AZ II cheap rate, with a good supply Of that
excellent nnt, without waiting the more taldy
process Of fearing the tee. Mass. Spg.
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Alcohol lGum CaInphor
Copperas Harlcam Oh
Orange Peel Rotten Stone
Lamp Oil, rery superior Gum Elastic
Bottle CorkS Blue Smalts
White Lead, dry Flor. sulphur
Alum Juniper Berries
Madden Sheet Cork
Indigo Walls Assorted
Birthstone Pubv. KhubarD,
Window Glass 8 by 10 salt Petre
and IL by IL lBorax
Venetian Red iGrouud lockwood
Spanish Brown Red Lead
Ginger, superior Aqua Forts
Carb soda Verdigris
ChamomiIe White Bar Soap
Spts. Nltre Dnlc. Ivory Back
Shop Furniture fol. DigItatis
I~,in2lass Balsam Copaiya
Waters ISpts. Hartshorn,
Tooth Brushes Cantharides
Gloves Cream Tartar
Pearl Barley lAssafoetida
Real Turkey Rhubarb Red, Pale and Yellow
Fancy Soaps Bark
Stone Ochre Gum Myrrh
snuff beans Cinnamon
Red Preclpitate Mace
Durable Ink NulmegS
Fancy Walls Epson Salts
Evans I.anCets Starch
Cold Leaf CubebS
Lunar Caustic Pippsiseva
Rose Water Rock Candy
Prep. Chalk
Calcinrd Nagncsia, which, together with his
former stock, makes his assortment very large
and complete. all Of which is now offered to his
friends, customers, and the public on the most
reasonable terms.
March Il.
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