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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-01
PHILADEI 7.
= :. OF FRESH
IEN GDnnR

-
'' 'ee'rs i've demand for CoftK OF PRFst, ----,
Iings or,h; r.: AUNT OF large fTER GOODS
nns Ss. .i' no at ioi toIiI cb PRICES roR CO.,
ha Patriot Cuba m ~ fenory on M q ow a. poss-
ond Wing advance of ,q srAbo object we
CoTTos Sqs g5 sas,,oiSoe .seff
resident 10 TO III Gle ~ me We hsy. aus stanIS
o"oI' ana l|uisi at the tao Snoaia SF Dls
FLOUR.-thebur m, Pc attention Of tbnsSS
ulsaHce IN bbls 81 eli HI -" "u printed 5sSoI
tied at his brands and sz[ cboi5r'.J
has done per Dbl. FpEyI 49,. es'es
c ever re- SsP,s %Snn3e s,ocksEs Antique si
i ich, we do AINlareF25oo 40
'C ai,e ehort a. 20 10 to % fiorh good ss.e,
r question aicon. and and Pennstniit % TO 9sl ~
iBs BE- he SI iG9 Of . H%S;yyI wv,
; "DtmS MOVIE A 'Io,": ''yneh lPewsr,le,
nga who ny aueto 7uepay blSs
nylelding Sales Of Ihds gct g,,,ji,P 'r mourning
IN uat an AZ 20 cts, time v 6bls
a. 81 done 6ai 'S sp;n, so: aS:,Ioo..
,y,uy' nhds at lts; bblF sctr1o Csssa Ts AN
'O'''e hum-S4 IN HID 20
81 cts, wiisome alcts Hb, ~
main whit ebony L Pilot Io'h' a7se pss
SUGAR-Tkiptio,S ,Ie. a, a., -,
resumed embracing OO bosd q hed Dones,es" H..
vsna, and for vN sg nP a. the same goods
~ w., and Cuba about H,antr'"
o 13,,no VI "? TFESsEe3' d si equally 'A''P
bye gSyB afr snd Hgsa w dporsG P"'''-
ort = a. the ti,VH ests Capo,Im
deg ~ I, ew PSsb ought bv
n, y chests Z adF--- 'Se n BE- Gu,, ,,...
@T. EfG3 Vf;ouAccdH BROOKS uun.ov,
'-.-cA " Peotod DUR -,y hanis. si Dsr 49,.
p pave sSsg GofroS ESa ISsssrssss9 sggET
",na b1 s y ~ ssnlseture Fsctorg s oi VtgiA
~ an chaas'' ts.,o ,,ss STYLES VIA ''''e' CON
od s"d T TslsTsssgrs Man Co. 10 5s
,f anh2 Richmond 80 Do
ssa&d r MGsen snussaI add s e. ~
"a s ,o1 = t,s Merchants shIrtps' DO
al ~. y, = Mechanics do
god stock so3 ,n a.s 81 ylrsials Manuaetpr. 49,,
ne y" "p'n l"Pfot'd 10 Weigh asd m ssas, %
sn5t lsdlS 81 ir ssYr'0'' Shass and sh.sn,.
fai 1@ ",I MSr@.s sod Hamilton shIa,,. % y
'ao'oy prices for each or n, I've, We VIZ eel by the
80 = a J. = JAMES q gS9s,,,'s
a Av.-,. .---..- oohs s.y.y
,ur - pssss STOCKS, sUsPhN. r.
y ~. ~ y W., 80 Der hss idsi rsceivsi ,,s
sso ss s sa gasni q Eabrois1.s nov e openss
oD' sod mpst beautiful Siylss' and Scars he iaissi
sup,fy ~ sTOCEs III
and Bomoilne s9aef "nohesters very b.s, s,,,
s,,o,. -, sBsPENpghs
npd cy, w. wy superior susocna.
me very Eaag md sod silE Velvet cssnass o. ss
lao a I'm. FhBRELLAA
las, w ''rnont Of Kiehard.o,. ....-, I
'ss aad"S. f9. cw S % and tn, p-sT
lANPAilNe WINE ELISHA suEPPERsos
low. - superior HiIsis, Tor ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-01
Reduced,
s396,sO7 20

u IONS o. the Institution FOR the ,s,l2 months on
the entirs capital 5.9l per cent - VI
(Sgned)
JOHN BROCKENB,OUGH >
HENRY W. MONCRE, 2
CoRBIN WARWICK, 8
WIN. II. HUBBARD,
JOHN ". GORDON, 8
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-01

Nh F Fs,yins = large supp
" ~ ,ra ancy Goods, pureh.
= week on most hvon
s g's, cases Of entirely
,t i,cs, rich figured sin
',r, Log Gloyss ana Mn
Scarfs' ADD many
: I" wish IN repIeninh thai,
'''iSiAet,ry prices. nance
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-01

I'D also take comioit from s E,y.p Sr scrip Iron
ished by his fellow -cnysns THAN McGRUDER A. co
he "'s ser,, hTr modes, and1 TONIC MIXTURE.
t;S. ,en AMY mus, have SiS S fEaRIrGGs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-01

ne ne flowing is copy of Report of the Bank Of
Una nnla' communicated on Thursday, by the
I1ptve to the General Assembly.
'Sf0ts o. the Bank Of w ginia aud Branch,
on the 81 of Jon,o.s, 30,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-01
PYLE

lrs iI'T rs,pehi TO her frle.
Is s,iiai Iaise she has n
e Of 6sx =, nome with incres,
~ ' sany, quality ana pr luz
f'ni hsured silks y
I,-s=i. a -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-01

~. iormedinrothre
Ene, aiferGiiUS dan
aiS -'nsl-. sfs,.-I,
and an. retail, Ly
ILExANDER DUvAI
! Agent far Ricb,nn,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-01
1ERChANTS

~ I oI,i. leather and wooll,p.
iiermn lshly worthy OF AZ
ns-onlY come and
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-01

rT ICES, FOR eAsr.YH
- foods 70 IS lowss posi, !.
70 object, we s5aiI bMII
Id , .s. stock ,shich
wsshoy aus stapId
n,1.m,' We have receiveds
'afi."S . snI l.sllionsbI9
70 i ,,'o alloni'au OF nnS
iT' attention Of thosS
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-01-29
oono XrcpQo, ben 29lten cJanuQr, 7341.
ben(nauMGcM:

!. a,er (" 9 tt. .~nr trtMnp uno SttF Der SttF
srldtnt tactilaBS Drrcn 6rttA9.
g. Scr @utftrirrrns> 9reis lit al u. so ents
9crausttaDun9, rrcr pa c falls bic 3ct11n9 n'et tn
rsr bat Der lItcn .b1(fte rcs Sabrs teSablt wtrr
g. Die 9cr(cnrnS scbitbt ouf Soften Der unrl1rE.rrr
anc rtcr rte rausSter mben pcrep einseo"rt
1n;eiscn fir ris atlen pree einser@dt muSen
atcr (cerh taor r.sublt mrrren, n ouf tcnf19
1rt in 9tcbnun9 iteb
DgSe6er Ncitmeilter bat oae Nettk s'nen Srtet
lit lpcldem fI 3etuuSsselo tefnret RET an 0e"
qYenn uus unere eutfernteu eecr ollo e1els ienoen
tpUleu 70 broudcn e nur gu bren YONtmc!lter 81 Sc
ben, ,tnb in eter @eoenpar ta6 @elo in etnen Srte
du nns AZ caeu Gr ftrebt icoann Die sooreBe oorot
uuo fraftrt BEN 9rtc, ncburb ben Subicrlbenten me
benz Oruder cd5 Nrtaeo erlrart plre. --
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-01-29
@eEhiftstrdocr IN 1870.

pcrus II, Gr,tars GarcrasD Do zros, 0 s. SlOoc. o6o;
srNanr, s. 8leeter, 81 9 91;" 0r"MaeS, 3"s Semp'e gu
ScGsirn, 9tr9 Marep o0p 3tnelHe!a 8 g. A. 2Hmtcn StS
0dnnenort 5 S. 3BSrrrc, pa; GbI, 9tic2ar6 pCarN. a;
Span:u, 2Aron 3ai 9. g.; 9eru =. 6. Ndet 0a; Seoe
Sieien Gncs &. Sbrrrr u. g.; Gorcnicn, g. 9. Sc9ers.
9egattrns Sccret6re.
o5rr6tron;c oerSmin otuf eluflanc GGtiDcm QB G6en
Srantrct& !ecinri@ SeeparO Arcnb:n Sbcrrcr 9. Sap
otlerrei@ s5rban 81. Clay IlereO SbOmas 8. eats
9noere Nauptteamte ccr Negjerung.
raccnt res @cnas sit9ap 81. Srgntcn, MID sen' 4tsf
C0lGr, SrDann Iptcr.
erreeer $cs 5aucs-otO ttrt o. & 9untcrrrn girsnien
@eerst1r hes G5enats-2tvtur1 Dtns. :5cDait $4,000.
S6rrtcr rps .6auts0. Il. 0rtane Ta Gcbalt $4,000
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-01-29
Sefentlt6e Bcrlfet9erun9.

Aim Somftas, rrn 27ten etruar ls4l r an 9au Ns t1'
~ trrrtctcncn in rer @tart 8etbDcm, Sart @ountp 0pc
tclsnres Gt0ntbm rem Octtenrsn rert"utt 'pF0e"'
3rpei bactlteinere Soduier,
nit elmer rrrtreAien rttc in tea9ter Stapt Ne?'
$A s (rbcm oc[coen Gins Der G3ct1,rc pirrr m 81 cis
ner ercbcrp QSirtbsbaus, Strbr rpcr rnf tinen'
G3e7b0ft hten. Nub tenret 5 clue quite S@sur "uf rcr
$pttr. Serner, uu9efabr
2ebn Nfer 9anb,
rrrcn ric d[te Gcrhlonr 1T, cine bae Dctlt nerDaIr
ctbcbcm sscn Scr bic Canal 9ebt our6 bts sane enI
,r6m m auBcrrem nr cine bcrrtebc Gutle tehneet' S"s
1T allies 9etia lis auf ut9chDr enrn balten Ader
QnfAns res 3crtaufs TINT IL ubr OttA9s mann Sep9"'z
gen tetanut senadt rerrtn, rrt1.
SernDarr &(etnG@rpt
Soruar s, 1S4l Sm
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-01-29

9tadb ScpcGln,ietti9te Miniitcr. 9nee1el!t.
GnsIono 2tnrrras Gttrenfen 3S;r3nien &enern 1896
Sranfreib Sur,pi9 Gas ODic paris 1886
NuBllno 8. 6. Q0mtrcdn9 Slcupert Sf.0ttrSS. 1910
VrcuEc1 I5tnrib QRbcatrn 9ibcrrt(!ane Berlin 1887
O1cricc prrpba'tan Guis NliBiBpri D1:rico 1887
[Oer 9ehtb. 81 Wtblenbers, infer lcstbert0cr Mfie
ter IN gSte, 1T ;urild9cfetrt, 70 auh Der 9ld'tb So
baum y. Gatcu, eethereer Wntiter in Mabrio. lniere
Meeerun9 hat ecaenpirti9 fenen Mniter bon Der err
lten Gla6e at anoeru SOFTEN ais ben oprbenannten]
FsIbirence Mnilter.
Inrttp Gprntteort Sarip ptrter GcnItantncrel 1889
ittcl Qmsrit1 Sobann & Sttrbtns San Sa(raSrr ls39
[0er Scu1th Scr. Staateu beeht jebt aus 81 TIM
fertilizer Der abaehenoe 1tno 81 Der cntreteben DO
mntitratcn. Ser crlebtQe Stelen nb nct at beeselt
-Drn Gclatpare, MurYlanb, Stratnten uno Tcnue6ee
Die bret erten ,perben herlid reunoe Der tdd1fen
9lomntrotirn iep,r, ,pcld,es olsnann "a Sarrct at
% San Suren Mite(ieoer utadt 91oct oem 4tcu Wdrs
pirb ncd cin 9Sbi9 oru jeoem Der fogeuoen Staaten
htn,ufcmmen NeuzSerfeY, @eerate1, eruilIana, Nts
di9an, uno mabrihcini audi bon Girsinielt, tpelfes
Der ncuen 9lomntfraru ipengitens 2S at a. ub oels
leidbt'29 ;t 23 Senatcreu 9iebt.
GNas Sous Der Mepriientantcn beftebt jcbt aus 124
Trcunce Der ab0ehenocn, rnb ia Der cnretenben 9b
n,iitratcn, u,b spci erIebtate SteQeu, elite tit Der
Gjeproid Nele9atiru Die gShias tperoen pahrihei,s
(id oteelteu crbaltet, nrb icbann cas- aus aus 124
Dentrfraten. luo 116 9Sbt9s beiteben.]
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-01-29

NIneote rts 3utanrts @urrIus rtc Rem S"unS
~ r tart NDio, sh6r fir ras S"br weles am 3ltcnS?e'
emter 1910 enriStc, @emGBbcit NIT rem am @Sn Vori
isS7 rssrt:n ooc;eee rt: "Gn 8:ee fur &c A"sbet'"9
A. Nuuee ps Anvcis riscs Staatss "n rer
.s,eur sz+,,ttrh,rtrr 5342l O6 0
b. pc,m S5taet am 81. 9te ls4O jur"6Fi"Dn o5S% 20
gsi[sn, in eanren Der unr G"mmiBirnsrs 70" o ., y
C1tart Gounp am ltten SaMuar 1871 S4s'o"S 81 y
g.tauf ~ 6 Yrr,ent nusseliepn 5000 60
.S.r... ,,soci,h.rrr sStIouf Al 90 0
sSttc.sse(uuf auf yeonc Sse3l, ls4O sl'sSo GO
EOeu Surp. 6 Grnml Btcntrs rrn " 1lnf"
NIT GaIntu tesablt. ein Ipri! Der
rtiocn e uulme rrn S5j39 70 l'o4@ 20
ss.fauf in 01nrtn Slnr. rin1iStoners rr" o - y
Sstsrs GSlup, niot ousSrbsn' So" l. ls4l SSO' 81
cseCaets S3unusc rcn s5l,47l O0 'p"rre "usss''s'
hxn mic felSt: w so,e m n
s8clauf ausstliebcn an GrrFcrAtrne" S740 @ % OO y
10 70 Gtart Scuntp 9OOV w U
NJ 90 1o IT.. nv Srlnuf -S5147 47l co 0
St.(ouf ron tsfastcr Summs bIrop cI"rt2o@ss
ouf trssnres glstntbu 9ti'Atrt 46'4n w
Htlont rurb frnttiBe e@iheEb 9vrt@t 5'O"O w m n
3t(anmtlumns rts Scpcr9 9eld9srt'- t'----''i'% Wv
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-01-29
Doctor Sdccb @ppe's
>N,,,i,nNll1tticbeS NHlifer,

0:in untattares littcl sur 9eiluns after Aoe' tcnnsr
V einarttb,rfre, @6raren, Shnch "lSNu5' 2es1Ss V"
ibruf Sr1bcnauee,, 8vut9efwure Der rauen &C. tnS"s
teIn prn l2J lis 25 Gents br w Gnwcun9en gum e1'tr"'
ares wito rtrt1uft III tttrr Sr""eFe'
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-01-29
CAus rcr 5anncpcr 8ajstte)
Ser. Staaten Nn(enDer-lS4I'
Sberfe geamten Der Gepubltf.

pr1Grent oNartin San 8uren Srupcre $4,000
Stee GraGrcnt 81 Aaro oN. s pbntOn Scntttfp 5000
G0ie Dtenitsct biefer 8eamten 9eht NIT benz 4ten
Mdr5 su Cube BON welhem Gage an elite neue lon1tz
ntr1tpn bas 9P,,bcr 1T dnben nebm,cn tptro. N8t l.
telm s.. 0arrtfon BON Sbic, 1T Der erwdblte
prdfbeut, rnb cSpbn GYler, pcn Gtr9tnierl Der
GicezprdIoent, nrem Elm eoer BON ttren 234 aus cen
etnge9ebcnen 294 Grtpibler sStutr,en erhaten bat
weltcS Die gauge Stim1e bon 19 aus ben 26 Stoaten
lit. gRartin 8an 8uren erhtelt fir 4>rdiloent
Die Stimmen C6O) ppn ben ilbri9eu Staaten. Sir
gtcczQ zQrdbcnt crbielt 81 d, arb M. S . hn lon 4S
Gtimn,eu rru Staoteu etttletrn 9S. & see
w II, bon Gr0uen, befam bic IL Stntnten bon Si1oe
Garclino, uno 6 anne 8 e. YDlf, Dor GenneBee, err
telt Sttmn1e bon Gir9iueu -2uIamn1en, 60 Stn1<
bett ilber ale Gjeaer, ia.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-01-29
cabinet bis Sl&nt 4ten Wedr3,

Ottr Nt6tsr Sir4rr g. 1anep Saimrre O1b 1886 5000
(3rb(fsr rihtcr c{crb @trrp Gamtrr9c Qab 1911 $500
10. @mtb Ibcmrfcn 9lcupcre 81 g. 1923 $500
%. Srbn W1c$can Cincinnati Obo 1929 4,5OO
30. J1enrp Sacrpin Nitt5turg ga. 1880 4,50O
10. SIS. I1 QBapuc SararnaD Ga. 1885 4,500
fr lobi( ~. Nsartpur G5orccnsplc 9;n. 1886 4,5OO
10. Spbn oWe&nlep SSorrnj Nla 1887 4,5Oo
rc. SrGn Gorcs S1aFbrQc. xrnn. 1887 4,5OO
s.. .. G5i[pin BaIhin9tou, Diitrict Columbia, Sc
1T ralz 9lnmalt; 9ttharo Deters, pbtlaoclphla,
B ert ter; 9Sdhem &. Carroll, 9Safhin9trn,
Sd,retbcr; sller. Nunter, M afhinatOn> Mar ld u.
[Die Supreme Court bdlt ctnc Stsuna jdbrltd, III
Der Staot WaIhtngtc, NIB trttt am stpetten Dpnta9
int S5cnner attainment
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-01-29
40 1T gGi(6eln, Gerb16, uno ieitte Trau %
rctbea Barbara, 9ebprne Smtth

~ trss S6nisrei Iaicrn Sic;elrsn inr 5unp $40
otcuscnannm Grt na strttctam ur ra na Sru Yrrt
ataesansen. pcr Msnbtncunr rt 0uStun ter CttSe 8e
tem fann, ttlietc ju arbrBiren midi 6ttnrt9 entity
Subfnn pptatnt, Gu,nmtt Gauntp, Dbtc 4na.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-01-29

Soruar s, lS4l.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-29
Roxbury bank, fraud.

lRoxbury bank, fraud.
RHODE ISLAND.
scituate Bank, 20 a
VERMONT,
Bennington bank, 3 a &
st. Adams g 3 a 5
Manchester d" . a 4
Essex, Guildhall, 80 a
Bank of Montpelier, ; u 5
CONNECTICUT.
IIIaisatonic R.R. Co. 2 a
Notes of all other New En-
gland banks, received at the
Suffolk Bank, Boston.
Banks in NY. City, IA a l-o
" NY. State, | as
j." New Jersey, l a G
" Philadelphia, S a.
" Dist. Column. 5 a.
" Virginia, 5 a
Old Us. Bank notesl5 ago
GOLD.
SIP. Doubloons, $1,000 a $l695
Mexican +" Goa Is 65
ISovereigns, ASA 4e7
EXCHANGE.
On England, Sd6 l-2 premium.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-29
'sBae Lion ~ the bsIy.

For sale By d. J. KENDy8LI, Ba,l.NO CURE, no P9Y
The Genuine old Datch, tItrmaa T'EGET8BLE rms.
Highly recommended by Duct. Pde''ac .lot NJ. d. If y\fD
POrt, and Otaer,.
These are the orders ANY tit does find relief
from these pills the price is refunded back these The pos
ittrr orders of the Proprietor To Agents aud Others.
In offering these pills the pule, appeal their intel.
iience. If these pills what they
you in duty bound out of respect yourself coi
nifty reject them, and publish them TO the world
pOstion lmmbug and quackery. The public be
ed they purely vegetable they composed nine in
gradients, pant of the medic only found Asia and
the valleys Of Germany. For convinced these are
made into pills and III be found a relief for NIL
bilious complaints, yellow ana bilious -vers fever and
ague, jaundce scarlet rash, bilious cc Dyspepsia &c.
1t is not intended that this medicine is for all dis
useless efforts have been made draw from the regions III
unknown fancy, some longspn theory Of magic art which
would each and every disease Good medicine is
found in the fire wlrlwnd. Health and happiness hang
upon chance Winds-time is the herald truth The ms
ateas is secure; they have 3ready Siiscd monument Of
their greatness which will defy the cOTrodng tooth of time
LIST OF yaGE.N7's IN LLVCOL.v COUNTY,
.Naham Perkins in Topshan 1dmes SdiapsoR Charles r.
QuHt, j. Carr Son, Bow duinha,; EAOch ~ .8rGy Gco
H. Thomas, j. J.. Sartrca"f & Co.,, Richmond .Nataa Rev.
n0Lds Son. lewiston JOshad Gcrish, c0b Bbber, ThOaas
Pierce Co., Lisbon j. q n Roges, Bowdoin j. d. Pcrrg
.Nathand c. Reed, Phipshrg; Jes Berry, tcurgetuWn
~. Chad6arn, jameS Mcrr Jr., Edgecomb ard Ntnbfgn
Robert Spinng, Hoothbay 3rnod Ba""y, ospa Co","ag,
Bremen fsaac Hat, q. ~ s. p. ". .hchots, ym. H.
rard, Wadoboro; Stephen Jyrick, J, Webster; EdntHd
Dana, Wiscasset Hm Carney, Alma Henry H. Trainings,
Thomas Genuiger Nobleboro H. H. Pnmner Damarscutta
Hecks, Jefferson; H. Colias Union s. b. Hehrbs
Warren b. !. IArfnsGtr, 1hpmlstun (y26)
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-29
AGRICULTURAL.
APPLICATION OF MANURE

! Much discussion has lately taken place to
the best modes olusing manures in the field. 1t
has been customary with some farmers to let their
! one whole season has elapsed, or else to carry
them out into the field in autumn, spread them on
grass lands, lay them in small heaps for spread
ing in the following spring. In this way much
of goodness departs by excessive heat engen-
dered in the heaps, and by evaporation through
length of time. NIanures cannot be kept from
year to year as sailed pork, or as dried hay may
| be- They must be used in time five would have
| the full benefit of them.
| Long .Manure.-Some farmers contend with
great plausbty, that nothing is lost by burying
| long or pnfermented manure, beneath the sod as
soon as it can be done. That as the gases from
| it never descend, but constantly ascending,
the whole body Of the soil becomes impre grated
with it, and that we thus derive from the manure
all the benefit it is capable of aforGlng, and with
much less labor than when we attempt to convert
it into compost heaps before we it, or than
when we place ton or near the surface to be
there narrowed and mixed up with the soil while
the drilled crops are growing.
| Burying dcep.-Somc contend we cannot bury
manure too deep IN the soil-tl.at as it is admitted
it does not descendto any considerable depth be-
low where it is placed, we must eventually have
the whole benefit of it. While others insist that
they obtain far better crops by means of surface
manuring than when they bury deep.
In determining these important questions much
allowance must be made for different soils and 70,
different kinds of crops Clayey soils are fal
more retentive than sandy soils, and therefore in
them the manure need not be buried deep. In
gravely and sandy soils, unless the manure is
completely buried, we lose much oft by evapora
Ltion.
Whether we ever eventually lose by burying
manures very deep, is an important question IT
is said if we derive no benefit from it this season
we must next. But if the position, that we. can
not keep manure long in heap without loss, be
correct, may we not lose if we bury SO deep that
we do not feel the advantage of it the first year.
.Mring it with the sou.-When long manure is
buried deep by the plough, it cannot be reached
through the summer to be thoroughly mixed with
the soil. 1t lies in some measure in heaps and it
must thus remain until we turn over the furrow
again. 1t must lie in some degree dormant. 1t
does not impart its richness SO readily when it
is stirred often and mingled with EARTH If great
length of days, therefore, is injurious to the
nure heap; placing it so deep that it cannot soon
become active, must prove prejudcial to him who
practices it
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FARMING TOOLS.
Of all kinds also Herds Grass Clover and Red Top Seed
" at ID. MARSTON'S. |
March "a. If 50.
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FAME.
o r l G IN AL

ORIGINAL.
When life is just'dawning so charmingly bright,
And fancy fair picture is open to view,
When the world we behold with increasing delight
And its scenes and its prospects pleasing and
Young hope mounts the throne and usurpnp. the
That wisdom, experience and knowledge should
hold,
Guides our thoughts to the future, with vision.
repete,
'Of mans adulaton, gain d'by glory and gold.
We then choose for our guide the bright star O
Fame,
And we look with delight to a glorious name,
As our greatest, our highest attainment to be
ifame' s not for me unknown III die
And in the dark cold grave will lie.
Ill rous by summons from on high,
Calling to judgment all =
No hattrlng Epitaph, my name,
AS heir inheritant of fame,
Shall e'er to stranger man procai,n
MY rise, progress and fall
"A fancied tomb stone in the heart
COZ friends from whom I'm cald 10 part.
My name slone shall show -
This simple tribute. shall to me
"A rich reward for living be,
For all my pain and woe.
No costlier boon will e'er crave,
Than, with their tears my friends but lave
The young green grass upon my grave
Bath April, 1871. A. 3.
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POETRY.
ORIGINAL.

ORIGINAL.
LINES WRITTEN FOR AN ALBUM
Lady, never saw thee,
And | may never see
But strangers offerings for thee
A wish-I give it thee.
IT'S not of wealth or pleasure,
Nor beauty's transient CLEAN,
IT'S not ambitions treasure,
Nor yet the worlds esteem.
IT'S not that friends may throng thee;
For friendships but name;
IT'S not that fortune crown thee
With wreaths of worldly fame.
1t is, that Heaven protect thee,
That thou its blessings find,
And Virtues prize l wish thee,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of mind.
April Is, 1871. DELTA.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
From the Brighton Herald.
RECENT EXTRAORDINARY EFFECTS OF
GALVANISM IN RESTOREIG LIFE, .dP-
PARENTLY EXTINCT

PARENTLY EXTINCT.
Calvanism was recently resorted 10 means
of res,orating the unfortunate Scott the diver, and
though unsuccessful in that particular instance-the
vital spark having ned-its application in cas- es Of
suspended animation, particularly from drowning
possesses strong claims 10 the attention of medical
men. The following series of very intel es'ing
experiments made by gentleman AT Brent, near
Ashburn named Halse, to test the power OF galvan-
ism in Of suspended animation from drowning:
ION Thursday last one of my spanels whelped,
having litter of thirteen, six of which took Tor my
experiments | drowned three of them in cold wa
ter and kept them immersed for fifteen minutes, at
which time took them from the bucket, and placed
them in front of good fire. No motion could be
perceired in either of them. then put the front
legs of one of them in jar containing wnrm so
luton of salt and water, and its hind legs in SINH
tar lar, in each OF which was inserted one pole of
| The galvnnic battery the whole were then placed
! near the fire.
The position o. the dog being now favorable for
operation on, without the necessity Of making any
ncisions in the flesh, passed vary strong shock
through its body it moved its hind legs. gave it
another shock, which caused its tail also TO move,
1 now passed twenty shocks in quick succession
through lie body ii mored every limb, its mouth
opened, and was inclined to believe that the dog
had actually come to life but the moment ceas ed
passing the shock the dog motionless as
,aI ,ta sbooL. I'D no,ced Tho, ,bers ros NOR.
.o,a ~ ,,a I;ns Cons;Jer;,a ,hot IN ,ronor,;on
~ ,so ,a,nrn Of ~. sonshl;tv these shocts wonld
=, ,oo ona,r,l cor !, decre,sed tho ;nten,;, Of
wv pa ,,a,saa n,an, hnnJ.eJs in ,and snc...-
son onn,;nuad NH: c,r ,hon, five m,nn,es the
mo,io, of tho i;mhs ;ncrsas;ng az the shocks in.
creased in number, | now ceased; the dog still
mored 1T WAS RESTORED TO LIFE. | placed II
,h,", w., !, nno.roa a. ,ai, 40 !, mas n,ov;on. 70
| =, l. .Fp = os."Ioa -, do en.noI ond
- ~. ,O;sa aa,,,a, - ,onna aons
Tuo ~. oron,aad tho ,,v, o,he7 dos which we,.
Nv" SNa'c we Nv. ~ 49, 80