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Umbrellas.

store Il fine lot of Silk and Cotton Umbrel-
Il las for sale low by
Jan23 CARPENTER, LADD & HowEs
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Spelling Books, PAPER, &c

Spelling Books, Paper, sc.
EgEA Dozen Elementary Spelling Books
HeGO by Noah Webster, beautifully bound
loo Reams Fools Cap writing Paper,
25 do Printing Paper, for sale by
James CARPENTER. LADD & HOWES
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From the Boston Times.l
Lays ofthe Lovely.
eoNIueAL ENpEARMENrs.

"Tsrn, dearest. thine eyes on the face Of thy
wife,
As bright as the diamonds redeemed from
the mine,
A nd smile on ms fondIy, thou joy of my life,
As thou did'st in the hour that first made me
thine.
sand kiss me.- again.-oh! celestial Joy!
Thy kiss is Elysian-und fairly Eve won il,
And now let me whisper-it is but a toy
I've set my whole soul on a love of a bon
net.
s'The material ia ash colored satin-the lining
Is silk, mud IT'S tinted en- Colour de rose.
Il is something that ! shall appear quite divine
in.
And you will be snvied by all the young
beaux.
"The trimmings in velvet-a and silk velvot my
dear.
Flame-cOlOred and glowing, like modesty'
cheek,
And the white feather trembles with appendix,
And droops like a lilly, pure, P%ensive an
meek.
"The price. all I see hOw you smile when
name it:
A poor double X is The sum of the whole
You'll give me the bonnet although | don
CLAIM 1T,
Dear Joy of my heart and delight of my soul
The wretched old husband arose with q frow
The door closed behind with an ominol
liam;
AS he mut,erOd though trying to swallower
down,
A grim monosyllable sounding like a"D-N
The OLD us.
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GROCERIES,.

g2;5 BAGS prime Rio Coffee.
- Government Java do.
SD Halt Chests Imp. Gunpower&Y III Tea
90 Bags Pomento and Pepper.
2 Gases Cassia;2 Bales Cloves.
2.1 Boxes fresh RaiSons.
30 do IIuiFs SruP."
e EItds. Madder.
3 Ceroons Indigo.
% Bis. Mackerel.
) Bis. Pickied Goldfish.
no QuintaIo Goldfish.
20 bis. Tanner Oh.
Id do Venetian Red.
5 do Spanish Brown.
20 DO Sp'ts Turpentine
. do n. Y. Yarnieh.
do Cani2hor.
5 Casks Epson Salts.
3 Cases Birthstone.
lust received and for sale very low by
Dec. 5th. IA #. BEMEET & YIELE..
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.RGCERTES, WINES, LIQUORS, &c.
BY ALLIs & HoWEs,
Water street, EranspiIle, Ind
4 Oh Bags Pine Green RIO COFFEE,
IUO so do Laguary do
2 do Old Java do
IS Hhds N. o. Sugar,
10 Bbls Loaf do
Q Boxes Philadelphia Sugar,
2 do Crushed do
90 Bills Molasses,
10 do Mackerel, No 8,
100 Gals Pure Sperm Oil
so DO Lard do
20 BblsTanners do (BrownsI
5 do Linseed do
100 Kegs Boston Nails (assoried)
40 Dozen painted Lass
8Nests Tubs, #
50 Caddys Imperial and G.P. Teas,
10 Halt Chess Y. H. Tea, (reshl
| chest super Black,
10 Boxes I2 Plug Tobacco,
5 do Va. Cavendlsh,
5 do Missouri,
10 do ID. Plug Indiana,
5 do Chocolate,
100 do Shaving Soap,
so do Boston do
10 Bills Resin,
% do NC. Tar,
so D0z. Shoe Black,
so Kegs N. Y.Lead,
1000 Bar do
1000 Pig do
so Bgs ass'd size Shot,
90 boz Bed Cords,
% Box Raisins,
100 Mats Cassia,
100 Realms Wrap Paper,
so do Letter and fools cap,
10 Bgs. Pepper,
5 do Spice,
5 Box Ground Pepper,
300 S. F. Indigo,
500 Lbs Dutch Medder,
5 Casks Boston Salaratus,
5 Trails S S. Almonds,
80 Baskets Figs.
so Box Choice Cheese,
) do Mustard,
10 do Fox Starch,
10 DO Sperm Candles,
100 do Mould do
so Lbs Nutmegs,
100 do Cloves.
10 M Spanish Segars.
5 Hall Pipes F. Brandy,
2 do do Ny. do
| Pipe Holland Gin,
| HID ST. Croix Rum,
5 Bis N. E.. do
5 do Peach Brandy,
20 do Old Bourbon Whiskey.
rs do do Rectifed do
20 do do Wabash do
20 do Dayton Ale,
10 orr Casks St Mad. Wine,
10 do Mad. do
2 do Burgundy Port do
3 Tierces Rice,
? Box Lemons,
25 Kegs Duponts Powder,
200 Lbs Sole Leather,
10 boz Upper DO
5 do Cali Skins,
300 Bis Salt,
so Doz Castor Oil,
100 do Smoke Tobacco,
u 1000 Dog Irons & Hollow Ware,
40 Gross Matches,
For Sale at reduced prices for Cash, by
ALLlS & HOWE Els,
$ January 23-'45-,f Water ST., Evansville.
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Here they come again!

NARPEN TER, LADD & HOWES have re-
u ceived and are now opening a large and
general assortment of DRY GOODS, which they
now offer 10 the public at reduced price. Alb.
Carpenter has lusl returned from the East, after
spending four mouths among the Manufacturer
and Importers and does not hesitate TO say that
they can sell as CHEAP or CHEAPER than
any other house IN The State. Aud as they are
determined after the first OF April TO do away
with the retail business and sell by the piece
package or dozen, and those wishing 10 avail
themselves of bargains in Dry Goods will do we'll
TO cali before purchasing else where.
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Hats ard Cans,
Bonnets.

EYST received and for sale, a splendid as
% sorlmeEt OF Ladies Bonuets Of all kinds
and qualities, which will be sold at prices 10
suit he SHyef January S3-2mo
CARPENTER. LADD M HOWES.
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~ 0AA = ~
VS..
Louisa Ann Parker, s.
James Milton Parke. "Ohuhcefy'
infant heirs of Lorenzo
d Parker, deceased
In the Spencer Circuit Court
Spencer County, in the State .
lndIaua, Vacation, Jan. 20, I845
FNVHE defendants allowed named will take no
& lice that Sarah Parker has exhibited her
bill in chaneery against them which is now Pen
ding in the court aforesaid and that unles;
they plead TO or answer the sad bill on or before
the calling the OF the said cause at the mex
term Of the said court, TO be begun and held al
thecourt house in Rockport, IN he county afore.
said. on the fourth Monday in April next. the
sale Bill as TO The said defendants will be taken
as confessed TO be rue, and adecree will be
re ndered accordingly. Witness Tnos. P. BRiT-
TON. Clerk of SAID Court the 20ta day os January
"A. d. 1915. THOS. I. BRlTTON.
Jan. 23d,-3t-prs fee Sc. 90.
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81 Gases Preserved Ginger,i' for sale at retail
~ by Dec III .BEMENT & VIELE.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-02-06

N z M Bbls KEENAN, VA SALT
S9S 200 bags Turks Island do
25 do Liverpool Bloom DO
For sale by BEMENT g. VIELE
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Olive Oil.

4 . Dox Marselies Refined, suitable tor table
IL use, la store and tor sale by
Jan9 W. & C. BELL.
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II. p. DEBRULER

a General assortment tor sale by
~. Dec u BEMENT * VIELE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-11
DR.. l.. d. ROBINSON

CONTINUE rs to give his attention 10 persons
sl e'ei vita Chronic, and supposed ineIbs- ..r. 81 d
~ h s1eer- n 'he botanic Dung tea wars
Jus'ne' Ar s.>e'on t large majority nav be
Eraty relieved aud entirely Person, hkounux
under hysepsa lhash, Liver CoupAini pfo,,y ssodI RI
~ ptlc l. rrs Caieui OF tie BLa 5.-r Rssua
Visa iet retia Choro.is. DypH,eaonh~a Pre-
su tter sc viii cad the give him u.aI c.,
se are saseealy treated by Mature, eusis With ea-pGra
uNey ur PAIN and without The
Nr knit aro 90 are al oa~G forms
nam TOT matter Of but i consequence what the dsea
hsS ha'e neeh caleb Oes OF FIaEkn Immediately or
po-ts ill- E1els ns. Hotel -
" r-r,ons foHn Distance obtain board with The D. sta
a supply CT iejIe!ne fer sale. and retail
Richmond, SEPT 20, 1855 -,
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saNurL HsSSAr, Secretary
The 'ubsTbe Agent the above prepared 4,
-cri'. applications Tor Life u oT period.
hshicj wa tot fer io
rtc"edi9s $1,000 single life Fine
OF Tue intermediate yeas ro1 rOL he above Adses,
wen as all otter information desiring
insuahe", VII aso be made app alyan
'ssr- oHriti BY This Company, LreveI equal
superior To thne offered BY oT either
ATiiRin O. Cy ATUNEy
Physician soeey-he Psmy Pm, .eau q ,he pary
WHn-u NE - ~ be Insured.
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ENCOURAGE TIE MANUFACTURES or YOUR

VII frantln Manufacturing Company havr ON hand N H.,
rAfEh MILL near the neYOt of Jr soltAen Raiu.d 900
o"h o. eHira EapeEfne, hne lri-, f,ed -
h1i cap Papis rusd -Ri p.iR; medium protn, .sy~
N'@pIs pafs Oi various "a sho.sal.
70 "h"h ney invite public assured Tat 10 o,itv 80
Pee Their danuise;uE viii bear eoupar,s1b L ~.
OF any Nriern Factory. They prrparrI to ,r,eut.
any description Of that tie Their euo.,. a.,
Merchants and dealers requested u sa AT ,s o.,
nh n
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New aud Rich sIyI,s OF re. ard ni,,,.r


- oPtn'e ~ Ch''a nl few rrir ~ NV and -b
~ s. OF lie. AMI Dinner Services, vhish the stnt,o, ~
fe p"hte -nv'cd I.t=vis- pAusr-. o: Fl,st H.
be ~ inEe re-vie--aId Write ysrioa. -. a.,
pne"s CalAt NJ. :. CHINA Hail. West Mlia Str-,I ~
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MEDICAL COLLEGE.
r. Nv HItH-NO-ED, ~.
INHE Winter Course Of Lectures. /,

TNHE Winter Course of Lectures !, IN. Nal.
- eA D,par'n-h Of Esnf4,n syds.y Co-ss ~n eoam..e.
~ OF honsay The sss % OCTOBER s.Ii, and conf,
nue. un'h liz last Of February fOao~irs "'
ns "r- Coiers and Hospital E,fe. eoupl,.s in,
e'ey has hesn na- a,u,,, m tn "a
asases which Obtained .s,Huto. in The n
- a"en 10 Tia. VISUAL Lectures saesI Medical cl.srr.
rih Ir given regularly the College Ha-pit, Cav Aha. -
r'ns n'iafy EEi Arnosy BY Pud. nj win nav. n
49, n o. m'nshs the d.-eas-s iDe.sen and
ne WI De called upon 70 of ~,
professional h The number of major surr,e.I o,,,
has already sislssd Tor the t,l-s, IIo.,,, ,s ,, 's
~sdins school for Surge instruction
No CULLEN, NJ ID, Professor Theory Pr.eie. Of M.dt
L. w cHAhBERLAYSE, NJ D. Pro6 Therapeutic. IN. n.
L. BoaANNAN a. D. Prof o.-,-,.e. and p;.,,. o,
Women and CtIlirea
.irnGts WYNN. ~ D. Psof. Anatomy sri ehy..o,o<y
anG.s l- WaENER. ". H. P,osessas alfyrry
CsnTxp nAu I ~ o. r.uG rn-n..sfry ard Pharmacy
1hSihk y. JOHNSON 81. H. Iiemoastrltos OF Ar.,ouv
h sborinnee Of ds.seep a.. N. ,o,,-r-.
o. NE Room al ense To saay
IN tts .'e VI surgical inssruaa-n. F"' '-'
''.--i b-dpE inels< Esa. fuel svanrs .rl...se.
can be :roe.,'d fom 3sO to IS per week.
Current B-.t Notes Of the ~heh Ia. STUDENT, r.
AUG. 1. WARNER Nd
y ..-e,.-,o.. Dean ~ the fseaHy.
BROOKS, BELL & HUDSON will receive
And open BY TUESDAY Wednesday ar,t great many
Paris Prn.sdCa .hasr, u, Eeo-.<
Rich ssa~t-, great variety
traps reatfs. be-alfgl
french fme'o'csdes Cloves. nu-, nc.
Back blue bach s,iss .,,. yer, .ani-u.
With many e,hsr very d-sirab toeds-. purchased p m.
last week and will be sol en- advance oe ~
\ ToNS American Clustered Steel, made of
- ssss5es Iron
'''' A'- -
20 eask4 CLee-s
% boIes 10
$40 and Nal Ro-i--Ps in1 and for ale bv
sc 81 WoRIHaN. MeGRUDER Co
SuPERlOR BEEF ToNGU ES, large size.
~ aiied Piehe-' P'ee.nl@. and T'spsh Deans.
saperio- e;sA. an, aea; saseSa
'u-. fe9ri'ed and fof Sa- b John CREME
q A,.L-.
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VISIT OAK HALL,
BOSsON, Mas.
THE MOST POPULAR OF THEM ALL.

IhE mOoi JULIAN VI THEM ALL.
\ pom the suggestion Of several gentlemen Of
~ Richmond vs. and vicinity. of forward
rab. ClosLirr set ioub the io
lowing advertisement for the psruss Of bo VIA
Of paying large sums for their Cbohing
All communications and orr post paid ant aseoaps.
n-d With the money drsn payable Bo-on ssa Any
gentleman wishing to send mis- order
eorpulrnt slim his height and his
measure taken by tailor for Coats Pahts ves.s
insure a q oil ca.
FALL CAMPAIGN!
Magnificent. Chasts und Original DESIGNS far
H re 1r SaS Hall 70. All rradsi
WITH MODERATE SALARIES FARnERs MHcHANICs
s.AMEs. FIaEMES AND OTHERS. vIsrr q AK n ALL
ARRIVAL OF fAlL GOODS: TO WHOLESALE DEA-
-.4 .,.i. .s, ,S.I. ss,.a II. si:i--- #
time have rot betn 's have eompIs;ed arrangements
the magnificent nie sresuy urpa my arrange
sss The Hall sIeItidy decorated with almost Magic lie
Ths architecture bsing Gothic op
prrfuny display his advantage The painting. which
Adm Tie wal are 90 peresiy ease AID appropriate that
viii be flly compensated for a truusn yisins
design and Effect OF the cisy in
evening un-qnsHeh IN any store this SIDE nj the Atlantic Much
due 10 ma artst his ,lrc
nt ihA-r myself thar the good taste Of ros and
will fully appreciate a. dour my
the h aud only Thai Hdop eJ the Pr.s SCI.
ttng for gentleman To from 50 eco for e.othe
For half NJ ihis lees, perfect suit car be
Obtained that and yrls.
That Distinguish lhy garments from others From this Emporium Of
Fashion gnsed tire Gothic style OF Boston
asd Oak Painting tose who have
Wis ted M great Place Of Resort Of the
the street, would most respectfully
al
vsied and paiIoni.ei by ia. influential
dvduH The question o. 10 hnd good place
Reasonable Price and be and hitting
viii set upon the form with and sntiy Pye
why puchase st OAK Hall ess
establ, hmsh n the United States:
ff-Nou do not have for your individual.
that did not pay previous to you business
livery.
S6eond-H Garlrn msse pleasing in every
particular II IL no
another a. Ready Made Garments directly my line.
ThTd-i purchase Goods eruem.Iy
give my customers the benefit by selling them at the Smallest ad
FOURTH by the mOtio-iae aud pToftst
say-no profits al Thar IN my customers
decide
fnh--My this time for aoia. h.a ba.i-
that Afford IN . At very low Prices
HOYP CLOTHING
have lately ADDED To already extensive
for the manufacture % Boys chng and shall keep se supply
Of every varsty ard Kind always hand.
To WHOLESALE DEALERS
You will nod THE grrsIcst variety of
heiued Clothing adapted Tor Pan your Traces AMI
viii be sold extremely INV In large lots.
At RETAIL.
oHe Of the largest and best Pa Good.
OAK HALL and wi b ing low ure..
PANrALoONs.
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REMUv AL.
OSEPH B0NANITA respectfully il

X L NOV AL.
Joseph B0NANITA respectfully informs his
~nds and The pub'ie srnersy removed hls
Confectionery Fnncy store
rus No vi o No 30 West Nam soor IA Mean.
an lew stnih u To ard n Pr,ee
90 N"f- b. hopes BY strei attention men, cog
unaEses Of their faseurs. ~
Constantly on hand, large choice a..,rtnsn Of French
Cnnce aad al Other kInds of his os--r viii
PRESERVES OF al kDds French Fancy Toy.
ia'inE lately returned North with arv, nt fr,h
STOCK {" "oaI be- assures hns- who him
that The 9iahiy and tn plea.-
The suaseriber
al pstonss- eeNo~-on him fo the viii hap
py 70 80 asH At his stor. le.isr pie pared 10
tarEl. - '''' -
County Merchants ~Oud 10 wei to call on him
JOSEPH BoSAvrrA.
No. 20 West Main Street.
Richmond Va
corT's SUPERIOR IRON s,sCs ~arrsr.a 10 stand p-.,
n uhe nv than any ur.-ey N the .r.st
hre al frtsburs. ke-
fIrrssUsH, lob May, lsI5
ca hereby certify that April isis WIEN INV oFe,
20 s GUY was destroyed By the papsrs
spseie &c Were preserved perfectly aolEh In Tie
nc OF ie names dnrng the whos
Ton BY an Asbestos P- Proof by Iohn
ALLEN KRAMER.
lAir n an Exchange Brnx~r in i larre husDs..I
The oioalng om own e,tI-n. who Ma. b,,,-a
oat sofrr ii;le since nnee IN Bai.i3os.:
Nh ScOTr, Baltimore:
su-seeins Certificate Of your A.-sc. CIs. n,h
n.ed NE fao Of the l3b hereby STATE fur the brne-
o. Z" o'h=F uA had al notes money e orr,
-e'e1 Ia one OF your Chests am yours, respectfully
JOHN CARSON.
~ 's'h lot us Manufactured Of
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JOHN Y. HARDWICKE,

~ Just returned nom the NGub with The Fashionable
Goods rPnsd Tor the tIAdcihey be excel ed
uaiy here eis~rr- lie pubic
generally To CO. - rhsGHe s Tie Pledges himfc!f
them on ~ terms tie quality be purchased
~ ely the q.
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RRuEN a. CO., Manufacturers of Malieable
- iroa CasnFs the Rad road Depot Market SC
New h " J. all hind. Of
and machinery Teiors sh-ais Cus kaves ee.erip
uono Maeahie Cutlery Collars for and
every Kind and character of Mafeabe Castings
Europe OF hisCoun,y We invite Carriage Harness
Manufactures Hardware Merchants. Buiiers. per
sons. who us such articles in tie South
u avis where they will BE- able puretAss -avns
o'.t pace r"'f 'o' the article the Northern
Newark .sspi % 1886 GIN
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.tOLlAN PIANO FORTE MANuFACTORY
WE subscribers hivng The right Boston and vi
ehy 70 manufacture Coleuan's Patent .faan
ana IN sPpy Tie sane 10 Psno foIts
'ene me same :" "ers 10 b. u--i county
o manual tnfe Piano fotss ofe,-ry either
with or without IL. frame iihoat ,s .u A.
tachmen- - ~ Nv
rsons WISHING TO "btsn Instruments OF kini our
arr hereby sssurd that -r od-r- hy
% shs De ahfufS eireni-d and At ;o~ Prices they
employ ed an agent, or pr,,eni riisasryrS.
To remove al doubts
nsepy every IN: IN AN, "a n
eipehse IRON any art Of the county the pur,As mo-
bey' 10 The parchssf slisf-I
ANY person sing niorhna.n o. Tia. Eo,an ma,
oosn copies ofur iu.> rI,NO foEIE sn.f. nv
'"s "," a"'' s>""e J.. GILBERT L. co,
lI-6m No w. ,,p ,,o, .,,... n =.
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J. III. DOE,
COMPREHENSIVE.

III eoNhhb HUME have this day vi hem
W. NNoLl 'at frr, Of Gray. Col and viii con-
nnue the transaction o -tie Dry Good,
IN thus city, nLd"T the fin "i LI"S.KD, Iio>t a NcoLL
WM. 4. LEONARD
ROBERT =. HONE,
JOHN W. NICOI.I.
Nav Y"sE A. ian, nry
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,,, FF,R9SESH FALL DRY GOODS.

III s,.hiS haFe fscsyCd
val. =, NJ a. hom Liverpool BY r,e,pt arr,
I,.. ~ til anf varied as-ortnsB Of Fofc,sp .na
Nsrch,,, 20 va "a hey invite sispsion Of Country
P, Ihrif stock Of Cohs rnEst. Heavy woors9 !. ~
fhn., |" UNUSUALLY arse AMI at ow pre,, ' 'es' anu
NO LOG. fain Street nosbl. a,,,a. o..
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} buyers OF Cabinet Furniture I'm IN. >.,,,.
and eisewherc.
L. W. HUTCHINGS a. co

=. - ana etseN herc.
l.. W. HUTCHINGS H. co.
tT5 Bko5DHsr. .yET YORK
tsErWEEN GRAND AND BRoOMR rrRyyrs,
1--WE Subscribers would inform their customers
and the pebble that they removed from ,,,, l,, a,
a"n t'f broome street. to the number In Brossv,y
~e's hsS have tSs Richest s.soren, Purnur. IN ~ Yo,t
-, All se ancient a'oisfn Partisan and style. 90
ueh N a- stths pes~nt day which INA, ,.
DOT hh To indue- tho who n Ia pu,ebs,.
Suahses vshns the CITY Worn ,, invite.
CO.. sam'ne and compare the qlsiy prices with o.h.,
r. w. w. 60 vii every p,.e. ..Li n.
nf osen so up under Their and an
city elsewhere. - '" ny !" me
&C lily q w. HUTcHIsGs 4 On, a., p,.sx,x
To BUYERs Of FURNITURE.--so,T .,.
J. l. J. W. MEEkS,
ANiN0 facilities foe snafsedTnF al lind. ,f IN. ,.o.,
'A1S@e<s and spesf1 CsT-i.Se b~z iray. re-
'-erH 10 cal the al sntion Of and .a..
VISITING N.w fosh. No 4. ys-s 80.
s" oos IRON The As;o House. Room. ,,,n h.
"aso extensive sfock Of Furniture "A
rsrsAn as wei as other desi.l Er, p,i.n
h<atSh.n Gothic. Loci. NV ana Nv. Of ,beh . or
~ "~n manufacture and gotten under .,D,
and warranted TO EQUAL mad. city os Enro,
New fnrt sept. istb rs. NJ
'I>O SHOE DEALERS. GOODYENR,S
METALLIC RUBBER sIioKs.-Tb- .uL-e r,b-r, an, m.
sana.einrers Agents for the ab,,. .,.e, a.
wheh sy ofer 10 dealers ~ d..en !. m a.. -
ues Meas Over 'boes and LAdiss' Ru,kn, n
and spp- We Agents N. a.. Of an .l
nubsf fsSues made under CoodJ =,
s.se Cohs Hoe Machine Sanding Water proof Goat. ,S
'sPs" Sr"hef with graz variety OF artieIe.L
H. b. FIELD q Co,
225 BAiimor. street
Bsiiu.os.. Oct IsI5. "-aN.
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Unless speend the Manuscript previously agreed upon
tween the parties
R An Advertisement not marked the copy ,p-eined
h1eer Of nsson viii be continued until ordered
uent enacted accordingly.
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Heading Cabbage in scinter. LIN the lalI
of the year. when it is time 70 gather cab
bages, we always find more or less of them
that may not have formed any heads
they may have grown well, and have =
large stock of leaves, but have not closed
up in the form necessary to M ake-a good.
solid, compact cabbage.
A farmer friend Of ours has practised
for many years The following method,
which efectually closes these loose leaves
in the course Of the winter, thereby fur
nishing him supply Of the best kind ear.
~ in the spring. In the fall Of the year.
Just before the ground close up, he gathers
all the cabbages which have not headed.
together. He then closes the leaves TO-
gether by hand. winding wisp OF straw.
or something else. around them, TO keep
them together, then puts them into trench.
with heads down and roots up. He then
packs leaves, or straw and earth over them.
The trench must be dug in place where
the waters of the rains and the SHOWS runs
of, and will stand about them. A board,
or couple of boards nailed together in
the form ola roof, and put over the mound,
may be useful.
In the spring of the year open your
trench, and you will find that your cabbages
are all headed firmly together, and, if wa
ter has not got in, will be solid and hard.
We once tried few heads formed in this
way, which were very nice. By follow.
ing this plan. we not only preserve the
cabbages we'll during the winter. but save
much of the crop that is considered worth
tut atiiae.-lNaiae Farmer.