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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-13


CHEAP. FOR CASH.
IVsT rcrciv, direct from New York Ian olr-,pf AM
~ lrauum iofof Do"
Iold -trreIPatis silks
Hack rui n.uc Back i'r
Do do Gro ic A'-crs .io.
: d1 3D. gr1 30 Atu,HIte .f,
Rich tlouc fs'i lawns aul Nusiins. entirely nov
10 frI striped lfrkcnrf Cliuft.-s
l'w pieces new .fy'r Norrrlfuc Ir Ta|rc
Mole aui Fancy cofI fp 10.
i1nrlcs 90 GIn-'.ius, OF superior uuaf-v
Eth DIS six SHtwle
DO O." b'd MoHair TO
lnfdS.k 7rl Emb'd MousiIuc 10
MHir HrI 'ufi rwiss l.nr Srarfs rr..f.fy nov
'n- ues iri M'urrin- Lawns
Fancy Six Nffe off sverv vert.fv
lilrk Nrhiir ln. hllf fnerrs
French hfI Gloves. Of an -oirrs
Natk aui Cold Sin FrIn-ra
itn. cori Cords AMI TasscUs
sun shades auI Pt-aanis
i't' I'f VIII every description ni Cr1.fs .nI Co. ftr
Guy Ifi' Which wr pro determined f1 .i 10 rri-rs fr
guy I' fintra lnfcnfnr O. s... rOu..tufIv ur haul q
Cow asaHrfmcnf &c GnnIlf rrf.-u' lry rftrfr f1 f.
''t'. We ife ma'c arrangements the Nrrih r &C..
N' wt'~yt iNc uu.t rcr.f srI.s. ant those ,irsfnr
' lu'eNas con hWaysic .ufEHr.l %
arc Neti ioor 'o p',,,iS a.,
- TOILET BOTTLES. q.
'hlLi uoucs, ri glass, plain aut roorci, sumo very
Cologne Water from Joan Marie Fuia,, genuine. re,l,
Frcuch AMI rrf 20 Ess,uccs. or Tho hans.r-hieC with
POI afeorucu of hlr. ci', frnt nnd nail Brushes Pm.
ifncty an vcIy desirable fancy articles rr sale f,v
all ALEXANDER DUAL 4 GO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-13

| Aiil.S. EXTERIOR TUg RUVND AND AIN Gum
- ilArlt OVER SHOES 4 beautiful sv-or,tn.nt Of
c a"''" p'ce Shoes, oT i4e in antc an Glr sale low
ila'ic4 val please all ans -.iif ifoiueciv., a.
ID. BURLINGTON s. cos
' Mansion House.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-13
FRESH AMERICAN AND E;TRoPEAS
GAEDEH SEED, FLOWER SEED, HERB, AND
OTHER SEED

HAVE iIs received 4 fresh assortment Of -eel com
isih2 cHy SEi ni the most choice Ga reu and beau.
l' ROVER : eel Mot % these sesi grown 10y tue
Messrr sinclair n BaiiuDe ami some 81 Them "a. ian.
10, el f,i. Toe hea European houses, all OF which
~iiAlti 10 ave aiacon, AMI show their superiority
I fyiUSs: '' i'' 49,
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.s.yeORs May Tsd Arabella Boston; June e. Hamilton.
MALAoA, Aug liar ElSir. West Genoa. aud sid for n
Sas9r. A1 5 .A T SsHS" S N2dst
uHAvhs Sept 4-An Baltimore, Funk, New York; Emerald,
5i,-AT Superior, Charleston,
-sld Burgundy, Walter NYok; Uneas Latham. do Sea
SSErIl: Aug sra Eysr,On, Mayo, Nys.t.
Btsss. F Ts; De ROME: s Es@ Orleans.
end H tss Gs5 e SHIPS arrived in s
G,sR.I Aug AR Ger%ae Boston, and sd s..h for
and sd sd for Mssi sseve' Nf0A ha~r' Alexandria
As%% d &b ss.IB s: s@s "a E s%Ss pr.n..
ss.,ess. My sHzs f..Esf, $ssman. NYora-
ss9 Ps,.H asn Aps i ncA1,i. T.SeS Boston"
LUIS California about Apa g. Alert for Boston in
p AIT ps,Su l, S p,, ysnSssE Halifax CID sh St
Boston; Ard s ssiI' Sii for LISspOol
,n sept gu pons H.aco fin Havana, for Bo.
; %s;,s "a Al bS.isS is & s Els
d Gsss BAs % S sd Ec sc. AaG .%5aS Mary Smith,
Al Trieste August 10th, Ciuga Havans; sd. john Ha-
United states Ports.
PORTLAND, Sept 2-Au Margaret Philad 2ith sid Wash
'0 Gu Mat1nr Sent -spa N,no,so I'm 6 h Ma, Phil.
sh Glide I'm IaSscS Baltimore ia sG" %elociy I'm
,AoLYIs HOLE Sep, aa-spd Champion NYOrk; Facor.do
for NYok Lghtfoot for do; Zephyr and COvo ThOmastOn
,o si saIs Sept sA Anssre, NYGh Below EoHe
ri s sh Ea SSFs.I fS Dc 'A Eclipse and Her
:n@ sh Boston, s' t ae
ssS' R'aso E;ss
GIN i;s a ;ss
Hsn2y and s Ja TGso F6 Ms HaG SS
sn'rSE Nofssh Diver Tsr. c aiiop Tness' and Al
9T AsS4 aSey B sn srS ssnss BaS.
ton Texas via Key Vest Aures Savannah Fansonia do
iis: HGs
BGS;, s% bsSysss sss sR; Ny1 ALBANY
Az .7 s!s: Ni1 81 S$@ ssS Ssy Sy
dssp laden % bern brig Of ussspor from BANGOR
'; S snSas 'I and
GIssIAsps SEE; s%% ws;'sn Bsase, Anaaon, do, A
SysIS1y seR Helen ssn$S:sy SS: iS$s
Dee Ssy Ss ansEfc aS T
y GS Rf a. S shapSa
Wsi9d CID Bsmos '3aIaS %s.san
Mo1ssa Ms"es d DO; Ha5 ssE BusSi
Ts I Rs;'o SY AanG R do
ling, Providence; Columbia NYork; ID Decker Abany
Two B1oheE NHa.en; kepebIcsn Albany: Fame, Bo,on
hg red buree with letter IN it, supposed the Champaiu
I'm Liverpool Bourne Hamburg. with bngs and schs
known. Cid, Old Colony, Boston, Nevis, d.; Peru Prov
dence; Theron NYork Braadvwin 90. Arr in the Schvy
NY 1855
BALTIMORE, Sept 26-An, America Bremen; Colchls. Ant
werp; Virginia Boston, Lawrence, do Ready Rhino, Wind
s?5 his Ahslaoc NYoIk NamshSng Halifax queen Pro
Phebe ID. do Sid, Ontario, w Indies; Dover, Boston.
CHARLESTON, Seu2i-Arr, Virginia, Eaton, NYork Con-
garee Boston; CID Birmingham Liverpool. 25th arr Emily
Sherwood NYork; Merchant, Matanzas.
NORFOLK, Sept 2i-Cd Seiglitz, Genoa Union, WIudes;
Mary Boston. y - " -
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On Wednesday, 27th inst after short illness, MARIA,
edeSt daughter Of Benjamin w. and Elizabeth Floyd,
agedthrce years
The friends Of the family, and those of his mothern-
law Mrs Cape, respectfully invited to attend the i-
neral this afternoon at O'Clock from No. II Rvingon
street.
On Tuesday, 9th inst. OF consumption, ANN wife of
Bernard Deering, in the 25th year of her age.
The friends Of ,he family invited attend the fune-
raj this afternoon at half past O'Clock from her late re-
sidence 203 Church The Albany papers will please
copy.
On Wednesday afternoon, 2sth inst after lingering
illness VIM TAYLOR, in the 60th year of his age.
The relations and friends Of the family and those of his
sons John and Andrew Tay lor and his sons-n
Jaw Jonah n clark and Johnson Gillen, respectfully
without further invitation from his residence
Ridge st. corner of Division
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CENTERVlLLE COURSE, L. l.
THE following Sweepstakes cpen over the
l. above Course the first week in October.
1-Sake two mile heats under the saddle free for all ottng
sub $780, half forfeit and $50 added be given the I'd
horse.
2-Stake mile heats best s. TO wagons free for all horses
that $50 SUBJ $25 half forfeit S25
added to go 10 the I'd best horse
3Stake mile heats best in under the sadpe for all that
S30sub S25 half forfeit and
ed, TO be given TO the % best horse.
4-Stake two mile heats in harness for all that
oyer Sl5o-sub $50 hall forfeit and $50 added
be given TO the I'd best horse Homer excepted for the
above Stakes or more TO make eo close Saturday
nng Oct lst at o'clock f. Jeness Second Ward Hotel
For either of the above stakes if only starts
VIII not be any thing gwen by the Propnetor go ItSr
FOR CHARLESTON, KEY WEST, HAVANA. NEW
ORLEANS, AND GALVESTON. TEXAS.
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HAVANA, Sept TO- Beans white a 8; Beef, No. I and
O. prime and mess Q; Butter, American, yellow 10;
Candles, mould Ia Is; sperm 81 40 Cheese American
10 IL; Goldfish 80 24j do hhds a. 8; Corn, Indian
shelled Il Flour Philadelphia and Baltimore Ia a. do
Orleans Is 10 2; Hams American ga IL a. Herrings,
smoked Il Lard, N. o, ii ais; Mackere No. 8, s
a; Onions, IA s; Pork cargo eastern and mess TO-
do New Orleanss 10; do clear l3 Ia; Potatoes a.
Rice 6a5; Coffee I'd and 3D. quality A. do trage
a6 Honey 81 Molasses, keg 81 gallons, Ii Sugars, as
7asl; do brown alone 81 4; do yellow alone At 81;
Segars 25, Lumber hoops 30 81; boards Portland W
p IL 10; other eastern ports ~ a. pitch pine IL %
4; shingles Z; hid shocks with headings Il
gar box shocks a 81.
ErchGngs-On London, go days sight lst l5t prem;
a2t prem. nominal; Spain sal premium; Paris y
prem.
Freigkh- Hamburg and Bremen, Ga Ga 5; Great Bri.
TAIN e. ca 10; Cowes and market not in the Baltic
f2a "a 8; United States 81 per box sugar. rails per
bag coffee; sat 80 per hid molasses France 70 s0f
Mediterranean, ca a 60.
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ELECTRIC EEL.

TINE Public is ectully informed that this wonderful and
"a rare cur osty now exhibited at the Seventh Ward Hall
l6o Cherry ST. II acknowledged be- of the greatest
curoses exhibited this city Ii has the power
citing at will and in direction violent electric su
centy crfu 10 knock down
means resorsd to in defending itself against enemies
Admsson Z>b cents.
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Married,
Married.

On Tuesday. 27th inst By Rev. Gardner Spring, Mr.
HowAHD sHEnxAs, to Miss LouIsETAMLELiNesoN' poth oil
this CITY.
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sales at the stock Exchange.
state OF Trade,

The news from abroad has produced no material
in the features Of the general market
CoGee-sales of 1000 bags Brazil At II oil cant. rh
sales beside include 22o Laguayra al 81 81 cents l50
Cuba, ash 30 Maracaibo Ell 100 sumatra ST. all mos
and 600 81. Domingo OF q 6f cents cash 49, '''''
Coffon-The daily sales average but 500 bales tn.
transactions which mostly for expert there being
ry little enquiry for home use, embrace $50 bales INLAND
at ct Q cents, including 100 CROP at 81 O. 9oo
Mobile, 81 40; and 406 New Orleans 81 IO} the latter
price for lot Of so bales of the crop-together 1850
bales
.ashes-Pots taken at $3.50; Pearls sold at 1915
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AUCTION SALES
BY THOMAS BELL.
tSfores Nos. % Ann and us Fulton street,
TIIIrH SN AX

THURSDAY.
r. c,,,,ogas 10 ~ o,eioek at The suction room
Ieh and truly valuable variety OF iewsry watches gold and
SUES cs ' aSd s ali
Of Isoap m gs o 1 G Of the Ss the pro
one Of our well known and extensive wac6maIe Another
q Ss ssss fis &c
sale will be found deserving FRITZ spS. ~ attention
To Piano Forte Maker" and o,ersA small b., very eho,c.
maple Blocks thick boioms well seasoned Ss i for % .G
use A''EN' veneer % s&TuREp sSta'' &' NC
rs, AT lO1s O'Clock an the sale rooms.
Elegant Funlture-The entire superior furniture of family
eisnE hs s,y also The splendid stock q cabinet
the private library really choice books coeeon Of
whose furniture se 'ns % By . Of on I'm
M Mo- SI,t..t
tuIs contained in the house known No Ategdon Place
% Troy street, including magnificent piano forte Particulars
TUESDAY.
AT l0H O'Clock at the auction room
clohn of the stock Of merchant yors fine lot Of rem.
hdiG shirts, collars, &C. 's'''s'' hosiery gloves
Also; first turning lathe, worth $780, various ha,dw.
studs, splendid Watches. &C. '' '''S'' ''"'e'
BY RIELL ARCULARIUs,
THURSDAY,
Elegant New Hand % Of ma
sSGgany chairs Sedeads wudrobe' Office desks, looking
go, SATURDAY.
Elegant Furniture, Pianos. SC.
BY FL BEARNs.
initere hardware groceries croekery dry goods. &C. in
o' r :. -. 81, S%HgRsDxYs Sep %
aTEs and general iao
Eu%,Ire-Aso at 10 o'clock No. 2os Bowey the fni
Ss an" Ss
cots bureaus Sc Also the
China o,.. and JFRihDAy; SEPT 80; .,.,..
co%pIsns s usual generally
Grocery IS Sss" ." i'.''s,.
assortment of groceries sugars, teas, &c. $40 itsr
PqhHHhM SSEESSFFs dt{6sw % ssGaRs
"a se6 sales room Tag Broadway corner Of Liberty
fass% s ssPs 40 Swan rs
dnd worthy the particular attention OF connoiseu and
sherry Harris Sons Fort and Duff Gordons Pale Sherry
Also, CaTet Madeira, Sherry, and Port various qualities in
cHAMP% GHE@As. 50 basket. superior Champagne "a.
Ses Brands a n0ns better n Market Sparkling Hook Bo
SESARS-Aho Havana and Principe segars brands
-9a,e Posll.c. s29ltsec
JACOB rEAHrT n .s d hve,1Hss| .e,
Plat street400 casks and and
consisting Of scarce and desirable staple heavy shelf
goodso almost every description Birmingham Sheffield Ger
ma and &C. Also 1909 cards of cutlery viz Knives
lish agencies. -
Also bowie dirk and hunting knives the whole of which is
worth the attention OF the country well city dealers
EXTRA AUCTION NOTICE-On Thursday, Sept 29tn
IN the apctiop rooms will take place without reserve by
variety of ewely watches gold and silver pste diamonds
anu other precious stones clocks curioses, odd articles
watch makers tools and materials Of all kinds and other ar
Court formerly Of London but for many well
known and esteemed watch maers another portion
To considerable has been over two wears
and sold under decree the remainder the balance stock Of
an lnsolvent, by order OF assignee.
This sale will be found deserving unusual attention.
THOS BELL, Auct'r
s2l lwr No. 81 Ann and IFS Fulton street
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NEW FRENCH GOODS

TO MILLINERS AND DEALERS.
B. STRANGE, 1853 Walker street, has received by the
last Havre goods adapted for the city trade
PLUMES, FLOWERS, PATTERN HATS, CAPS
sPRIGs &c carefully selected and Of the quality whicI
he offers for sale ON favorable terms.
Also, full supply Of materials for Flower makers
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Passengers Arrived.

ANTwEnp-steamship British Queen--Messn Perry Heine.
Bav sh9% p'ean,n Nose Mrs Rose aster Rose Messrs
Goode Ms Goode. ma,er Geode Mcssn McAser Chittlc
Sugden bouluquei LIE Row, Wilcox, Alexan Browne
Norris ksmphsT, Robert, Jonan Major WsinwnehI. three
sises Of Sotr- Dame, Mr. " Wight Mr. Steel Madame
sMaaaaasy s1y hs sss sPadns Leighton o,.sI
Hartman, Miss Florence Hartman, Master Haman, Mr. Har
S e9, ana ssrvant Mrs smh MISS smith master
son. Mrs Sate-, Miss Wood, Miss Chiids, Miss Parrou
Foreign Imp0rtati0na.
LvERrooL-Shp Henry Leeds-600 sacks salt Thompson
III casks cabooses Is glass He.dman94
Woodruff Minurn-39tl bars railroad Hadden
200 bbls soda Pouney nkns-689i Shields
Markoe.
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MARITIME HERALD.
40 ship Masters.

We shall esteem favor captains of vessels arriving
here will give Commodore W. A Bassett of our ne VS. eet
report Of the shipping left at the pert whence they sailed
foreign newspapers they nav have 1ommnd a,
board them Immediately their arrival We will
the favor
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POST OFFICE,
-r, New York, Sept. 9Th, 1872
II ACADIA, from LIST Ocrober will close al the
Upper and lower Post Offices Friday the 30h Instant ~
Overland ''j JOHN fsH sass
s28ar Post Master
THE CASPIAN OYSTER SALOON, i22 Fulton, 81 Mas.
street. under the Sun Office The popre tors have en-
G,mbro TO their while taking their oysters
with music the Guitar Harp and songs. They will
either In music or other cheer they give them if
they eau: $50 3t*e
a PILES AND CIDEk FOR SALE.-A large quantity
apples barrel or Sa,Ss Also several hundred bar
ham g~reneT Pelham Ulster county county " The Emerald and
Norweh leave the foot of Murray New York, ON Mondly
applicants at Pe's Dock. s2s stsr
pARIs CULINARY ARTICLES.-rhe subscribers ba,
justr ceved splendid of style Fall Rib
9oc, uprising rich striped and chene Pout de Sole
Also lain and coloed black and blue black taeta and a
TINS, 6 new style bonnet Silks Sc, &c. Country ane
cyd e are particularly requested call and the
So ''' VIM H. iii MxProN, Isu Hudson stree,
2I IOtem four doors above Canal street.
NEW AND POPULAR MUSIC Piano Fo1tes duiiars
ATWlLL, 2ol broadway sign Of the Golden Tyre invites
the attention purchasers his Saloon large and valuable
Guitars of every finish Flutes Caonets VoIins
Tmmpes &c &c.-Sngs for Harp &C. Of first quality Mus
Merchandise every description all Of which will be sold
Also-New, and Popular Music-The publisher would es
pecay call The attention Of those IN want Of
New or Popular and STANDARD Music published throughout the
States all of which, together with his
OF Music embraces Of the largest city
ara SOLD at reduced rates. the same as at the small shops
lTATWILLS own publications ere printed on beautiful
fancy c29red paper and many Of the pieces with
comprises OF the popular and admired
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NEW STOW 3.

l. ~
SHEPARD'S PATENT REVERBERATOR.
THE subscbers offer this day the public, the Office
parior size OF this aud splendid We
all IN want Of call and examine is by far the
most efficient and omica offered for number
aud has the approva, OF all who have bids
fair take the lead Of all Others Larger will be in
readiness in the az few days Ia the time the
principle of the stove be developed the size
exhihed. SHEPARD & Co
Motifs Stove Warehouse, No. 2i2 Water street .
~ B-A splendid assortment Of No's Radiator Stove the
only in the market suitable for warming dwellings
churches hotels public buildings sc. story house can
be warmed with three Of coal less than crate will
consnme.
Drums for paors and halls style and variety unequacd
in the city. Also, the best wood cook stove offered
s29 lm@ec
MAGAZINES AND PERIODICALS FOR OCTOBER.
w Artist, Godeys Lade Shook q ADAMS Magazine Ladies
World Fashion Young Peoples Book Boston aud Beney's
Miscellany Farm House Of the XIX century more
than 1000 sneravipgs Biblical Journal and Christian Family
Magazine, edited by he Rev H. Rood and ID. Newell Tenn
and ohe Almanac, the Rainbow and Rad new
humorous and witty journal, well calculated please the
lively and gay All Of which will be sold wholesale and
retail and those who buy sell again lower than
can BE- obtfincd elsewhere.
~ BFfy agents wanted circulate magazines perod-
Gals, sc. A. j. SEXTON No. II Beekman,
$50 cod lmsr corner Nassau.
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MUFFS

MUFFS FUR TRlMMIN0S.-The unde rsigned would
" call the attention Of the ladies' Of New York and
generally to his large assortment Of Muhs consisting
stone, martin Siberian squirrel Fitch Genet aud Ccney Mu
large assortment OF Furs and Swansdown Trmmings
&c &c. &c. which offered for sale the lowest cash prices
by ISAAC II. ARCHER
Nos 204 and 26J Greenwich street.
Remaining of all kinds asnnahIe
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To Corresponeients.

Our correspondents foreign respectfully
70 send by every vessel all the they
OBTAIN Nautical information OF kind from any
siding at home or abroad will be thankfully ed
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INVENTED THANKSGIVING
PIANO FORTES.

NO. 343 BROADWAY NEW YORK.
THE subscribers respectfully inform their friends and the
L public in general they have just finished newly invented
instrument called the Transporting Piano Forte which they
introduce TO the musical community
This Instrument beautiful rich and exterior
bot shape and neatnss, besides tone full brilliant, and
meodous The great advantage derived from this
ton Is that music be ansposed any key desired
SUIT the vocass for accompaniment OF other nst
ment and therefore worthy the attention Of the amateur
well as the artist.
large OF Tablet Piano Fortes, rosewood and
mahogany and 6z octaves with French grand
also constantly kept hand all Of which respectfully sub
NIT to professors and the trade in general
warerooms and mandatory, above.
N BPano Foes tuned and repaired the shortest
tIce.
LINDELL, WENNERsTROM co.
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ANiSFNEN rs.
Park TIiEATRE

-. 'A.TN IAIEATHE.
inns HFENiNG' september 18Th will be peyfo,r..d IN.
nem I.gsdX OF ~
hamlet Mt q. Vandenhofl (;ho., -,
'9 Tr,, WIN IN hAPPIEsT DAY OF MY LIFE Ao'ot
l2h ~ eenusi rat N1s cents; Gallery
D9ors ere9 at o'clock and the peromane. will
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NEW GOOD5The undersigned attention 10 large
assortment OF Goods for al and winter wear Includire
peave cloths Tor surtouts casmees in great variety OF
styles Tor pantal IONS. ' "
hch SIX satn and vestng whic will be made M
TO order az usual moderate charges for ready morey
nea"y maze spItons Gloaks, &C. constantly on hand.
WIN. L. JENNINGS. Draper and Tailor,
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WORTHY ATTENTION

W Y ~ II Il N 4 4 ILAN 4 IVLN.
light LIGHT .homs patent solid bottom Glass Foun-
IL tain Lamps for Cherical OFrom the peculiar beauty
or guilty they are destined 10 .uperseae ali ohe 'n now IN
use The total abseace Of smoke and SMELL the unparalleled
bnlliancy of the flame, admitted to be unequalIed
BAT less than hall cent per hour The proprie
the public that lamps be med and kept
order with 40 little trouble and with so much
those from their mandatory j. o. Fay sole for the
propreto, at lag Fulton street. I'd door from the New York
Sun office.
Also, Chemical OIL Camphne Globes, wicks, &c. SC Of
quality, the lowest market prices wholesale and
retail. so lmsec
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-06-03
ROOT CULTURE,

Root culture is not only an important
means of improving the soil in rotation
system, but the products are the most vaua-
BILE means of feeding and fattening cattle,
and Of producing manure. 1t trebles, says
Judge Buel, the amount of cattle food, and
doubles the quantity of manure. 1t more
over may be made to supply large amount
of human food
The principal roots suited TO our climate,
are the potato, turnip, carrot, beet and those
usually cultivated in our gardens. Of those
the potato has come into general use. The
beet, carrot and the Swedish turnip are the
most profitable, both as TO their influence
upon the soil, and for the value of their pro-
ducts. The English turnlp is very valuable
for an after-crop, and tends to increase the
fertility of the soil, especially if cattle and
sheep are turned into the field, and allowed
to feed upon them. This means of fertility
and of producing large and valuable guam
lity of fall or after feed, is almost wholly neg
lected by our farmers. How easy ii would
be, after wheat or winter rye, to SOW say
about the twenty-ffth of July, with turnlps,
and in October good supply of feed would
be furnished for the farm stock,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-06-03
SWEET PRAYER.

lVNE-SWeet Home.
When torn is the bosom by sorrow and care,
Be ever 50 simple, there's nothing like PRAYER,
Ii eases, soothes, softens, subdues and sustains,
1t gives vigor to hope puts passions in CLANS.
Prayer, prayer
Oh sweet prayer,
lie 1t ever so simple
There's nothing like prayer.
u strangers to prayer, we are strangers TO bliss,
Heavn pours its streams thro' no medium but this
u we, ihe the seraphs, would ecsiaces share ,
Our chalico of JOY mu be sweeten'd by prayer.
Prayer, prayer,
Oh sweet prayer,
BE it ever so humble,
There's nothing like prayer.
When duty requires christian friends here 10 part
What ton reeolIectons lEen cling to the heart;
Past sorrows and woes past enjoyments are there,
But ali! how much sweeter is heaven to share.
Prnyer, prayer,
Oh sweet prayer
But ah how much sweeter
Is heaven 10 share.