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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-14

Xxx HtIDS. prime La. Sugar in store for sale
OOby sua1 DUNLOP. MoNCURB 4 co.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-05

naf long years they leo hea,en by large impurities
IN soHle instances; IN IS BY 80 votes In 80 by a ma
JafY equally large; IN 10 by maoulies II twice,
III ii by IL. Did they when rerllog aud staggering
oaer The effect OF thtse repeated disasters. despair L
bld they stse up the ship''l Mo- they remained
hfn and uated and ever irue To their devotion par
" seemed An like gain renewed strength irom
eaeh drleati aud the result was ultimate triumph,
winch heY have never forfeited by Of urgsniLa-
ten.
This we perceive, that the Democratic party. held to
geihrr by No common bond of sympathy bu, that OF
dying hostility TO the Wing party. even IN the darkest
henf OF lis fortunes, when despair, had they been de
spondeni as We should have hung them the pail
o night when hope Itself seemed sacrifice upon the al.
Tar ol despair, when defeat seemed iuow all of their
movements DID not even then despair, but with deyo
uon worthy OF better eause-a devotion which We
should do well to imaleeytr locked with hopeful
denee to ultimate triumph rich legacy iur all their
trails and prlvsons; and shall he less than
they Shall We now that the goal il almost won. sl
Ter IN the marchi The Wings OF Amherst have hitherto
been beacon Ia Their brother Wings to marshal them
ON IN the great contest o principle which has been
ged-shaIl they now become hy~word and reprnach
Assaulted by foreign foes mpeach by intestine iueds
they have never relaxed IN their Efforts but have al.
ways presented 4 hold lrunt-sha they nav dshand
and IghobIy retire nln The iedl Shall they. too. fam,
by the way sde Shall they who have hther,o been
lae Vanguard al the hos. INV have place IN ~ No.
Lei them rather redouhe Their atdor nth the undoubl-
ing assurance thai they must aud viii succeed II they
only hold ont faithful 10 the end:
For freedoms battle once begun
Bt1nrahed by bleeding sire To s,n,
Though banled of is ever won.
We have every hins To hse. and nothing In gain by
permitting ourselves Ia become dshauled. Weha,e
enemy IN the field, ever waIchml. ever watv--one
whose tactics are effective they deesble;
whse organization Is perioci whose disciplined cos
h"ris once rr,ulstd return IN redoublcd force the
sauli; they will seize upon the opportunity thus given.
Harta. ali.
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COMMON COIfNElI.

In the Common Council Of Lyuehburg.21 Feb, 1916,
Fre@ai-Paul Jones. +. Pattin. John X. Mcdaniel,
c. w. Christian Sampson Dugnld Geo. T.. Roberts.
Henry Davis, Members
The Presiden, being absent, John II. Mcdaniel was
appointed President pro tempore
The contingent account of John Thurman. Clerk Of
duly sworn TO- approved aud the balance due hin,
thereon # S6s15 ordered TO he raid.
Henry Dunnington's accounts tu 800 Et a horse
sold the street committee. aud tor 81 expenses of the
nigh, walch and jeremiah Murph,'s salary of $50 20
tor keeping the Hay Scales or the quarter ending Both
Feb. 1916. and the balance due Jesse T. Burton his
contingent account of ST 81 aud $25 for quarters
salary as Master ol Police. due this day, were all allow
ed aud ordered 10 be paved.
Jeremiah Murphy, Keeper of The Public Scales made
repor of hay &C.. weighed by him Tor the quarter end
ing 26'h February. 1916. and exhibited the Treasurer
receipt for Sl222i the amount collected by him, which
being examined Was received.
Jesse L. Burton Master Of Police. presented his con
"peni account with The corporation Tor the qnat,er end
ding Ibis day, which being sworn IL. examined an'
received.
II appearing 10 the board that the following persons
were improperly assessed and taxed the last year they
We're remitted, To wit: f. Aenew ID - cents; Andrew
Sexton nr 81 20; b. b. Moore fer 80 cents; willis
North %; Charles McCary fer 81 %; Dennis
Siuwa,t for 81 .25 Alexander Cochran for 50 cents
Christopher X Needham for 81 %; Wm Mobiles fol
2.75; john ". Bagwell for So IS; James NJ. Lang
horoe for 80 cents; VIM Smoo, ior 80 cents; WIN
Mays Tor % cents, and William Dunn for 81 %, fol
which the collector is to have credit
And motion. Resolved that the collector Of the cor
roraon iaAes be allowed commission Of five per cen
um on the amount of his collections.
On the motion Of Mr.. Christian leave was gvcr
him 10 bring in bill 10 amend the Ordinance, 10 pre-
vent injuries 10 the person from m-chlels accident
which being reported aud read ordered 10 lie the
table for further consideration.
Aud then The Board adjouTncd
ID. RODES Clk.
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TO THE VOTERS OF CAMPBELL
COUNTY,

have been frequently solicited 10 becom"
eislatnrc of Virginia, upon the occurrence
of a suitable occasion. As we are now depriy
ed of the valuable services Of Mr.. Toler, and
IA some one must assume the responsibility of
representative, regard the present as "A
proper time for the redemption of the pledge
alluded To, particularly, as | do not feel at
this time "any general Discrimination To pub
lie life," aud cannot claim to be wholly i'll
sensible to the honor incident to so high a
trust. / wish it, however, distinctly under.
stood, that, in becoming n candidate, am
not Influenced by any motive to produce dis
cord i'm the bosom OF the party to which be
long but rather 10 give the people an oppor
tunty of selecting their representative with
out the aid Of caucus nomination.; notwllh.
standing, was perfectly wiling to abide the
decision of any meeting OF the citizens ialrly
gotten up for that purpose, which expected
would have taken place, until saw the card
of the gentleman who announced himself as
a candidate in the last Virginan.
In Justice to myself, but more particularly
to my friends, | make this announcement.
Nv fellow citizens know very we'll that make
no pretenSions TO any extraordinary legisla
tive ruaiii, atoms, but thoroughly identified
with them in interest and feeling, |, at least
claim to be deeply attached to their peculiar
interest and il honored with confidence, all
my faculties shall be devoted to their servi-
ces. WM. b. BROWN.
LYNonpuRG, March 4, 1916
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TOE Iiit Nih1lSlAs.
Messrs Editors avail myself OF the Liberty of sonr col
uun. discharge duty which, in the Providence of God
oueto all who suffering from dislocaiions.
In 1888 thrown from my barouche, and serI-
oasly inured-bones broken and joints dislocad My left
hip Joint has always slipped inch at least at every step
in alking and of consequences of but l'c tome
There was difference least inches in tt length Of
my lover limbs Each Of INV knees out Of stfugh
line and the whole presented appearance OF painful de-
lormity
On saturday Ia-t engaged the services of DR. Waterman
sweet tbe Natural Bonc Setter and in less than hLf
bo,r he reduced the dislocaon of each hip joint dusod
M. knees and one OF the bocs OF right foot and put
crc, and square on my feet, much
icc with the exception slight difference in the length oil
my limbs caused BY the imperfect OF one OF the bones
,s3s He accomplished every thing without giving any
main worthy Of notice. and evidently upon the most simple
and ona principles, fully illustrating most clearly thai,
such as mne least the method producing joints
bv extension, is unnecessarya as it is painful
Gentlemen acquainted with the skill OF Dr. Sweet have
ne,edv written to me- from different parts of the couny
advising and indie ed insisting, that put myself under his
,,nen but hitherto Ind been deferred by the settled
iuon of nv Medical friends that such adhesion had ia
ken place as would be both painful and dangerous to dis
,prb md that When would be unavaing, from the fact
that te socket had filled up and could again receive the
TIL NV conversations with Dr. Sweet, satisfied that
his opnion must be erroneous especially there had
been no fracture of the socket and encouraged by the adj
vice my family physician submitted myel TO his treat
men and with The happiest results.
Df Sweet plain, unpretendns pan, oil the most pro-
found skin and judgment the department Of surser, IN
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11.lffCriON.

IN "Wednesday. tho l,h inst, commencing ut 10
~ nclock. We viii sell. roblic socl,on, at the
Sore Rooin al Nr Mch'l llan, his vtfv valuable aud
extensive Stock Of Goods, consisting in part Of
Ready made Brosd Cluh Cuu,s aud Pants,
Gassimefe and Casslneis do
Over Coats,
Broad Clnths and Cassmefrs,
llannc,. Shawls and Nes'lnss,
BOOTS. Shoes aud Hats
With general assortment OF Goods usually kept h.
n Dry Goods Store.
The sale viii be wllhou, reserve and continued from
day 10 day. until Completed
retms liberal Merchants and Others are particularly
invited 10 attend, etca, hsfgains may be expected
TALBOT & LANiER, Auc,'rs
March z,
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WIEN THE BODY IS subjEc'r TO MANY

changes, nreqtires medicine.
Sudden changes from very hot, TO chilly weather, I'M
favorable to health and il is fact universally admitted
that heat aud moisture are powerful agents in producing
disease and that constant dry and constant weather
be favorable to lis generations it may he bilious fever
nav he yellow fever: 1t be dysentery, it be rho,-
majisn IT may be bronchitis be choc may be con
els it may be inflammation oi the stomnfh BE Her
yous Affection but still it is disease, and disense oualc
bv the Bandrelh Pills, because they remove all impurities
from the body, all that in any feed the further
ogres Of the mnady mat er how called thus hescpls
re only most proper medicine, but generally the
medicine that need OF ought to be used
9y- The following the only authorised Agent. for The
sale of Dr. Benjamin Bandrc,h's Vegetable Univ etsal
Pills:
DAVID B. PAYNE. Lynchbnrg, Campbell
Henry Lakewood Castle Craig, do
J. II Swinney * Co, Marysville, do
Lee, Bailey X Co Brookneal,
I,cniamin Nowlin Il Coz Failing Creek,
WIN Mathews & Son, " alker Church j: Edward
Good, Bass IL Co, kingsyllle, do
WIN Rice Il Co, rarmville do
Roberts & Brown Amherst CtTlo.j
| Samuel Cash Sandidges' Amherst,
Peters & Reed, New Market, Nelson,
G.. +. Estes * Son, Livingston, do
O. p. n Il & Bell, Liberty, Bedford,
Samuel Williams, Lisbon, do
March $50 1t
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hnh he Is engaged take pleasure cnling
him to the afflicted who have need Of his services Those
IN the surrounding country, should think would do well
visit him in this place during his stay. ". A. SMITH
March Sd, 1916
copy.
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The quantity coming in, is very short Of the usual
supply iu The II is IN good demnnd lugs either
loose or priced, suitable for manufacturing selling Al
!? to s3 and very fine ones " 90 In 81 green o'etle
sells low, whea SUI ara p.l d. II is Rest To have
them of good weights. say 1900 Ia 100 cw, nett
PETER DUDLEY, Com. Merchant.
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A CARD

a CARD.
1--WE citizens Of lynchburg respectfully in
i formed that q. Buzzlora proposes TO coniuience
his course OF musical instruction. on the
PIANO, GUITAR, FLUTE AND VIOLIN,
the 23d inst. 1t is desirable therefore, that ihise
WIN are disposed 10 besow their patronage him
would be- kind enough 10 nirm him of il.
Ills office will be over ID. II. Iyman's store.
Terms Tor months instruction either Of the aboyt
sitn menls So.
Feb. 10 I'm f
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TO Travellers going North.
GREAT REDUCTIO.v OF RATES

do - ashin2tnn, 90
do :" Baltimore 80
THE RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG &
i POTOMAC RAIL ROAD COMPANY here
by give notice. that the Of are between Richmond
and the Northern have been reduced follows:
From Richmond 10 Fredericksburg, So so
do Washington, 90
do 50 Baltimore. co
Passengers going North by the rail road line, leave
Richmond at O'clock A. NJ, arrive in Baltimore 10
tea Philadelphia in the course of the night. and New
York early the day being day in advance Of pas
sensers by the river and bay boats. .-,
THOS. SHARP.
Agent ofTranspofatio
Feb 10 lot i'm.
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Salt and Plaster Of Paris.

1S0O SACKS LIVERPOOL FINE SALT,
IcVO large and in handsome order
800 tons soft Lump Plaster, -holh deliverable to
boats free Of drayage al Rich nond. for sale by
HENRY LtDLAM & Co.
FEB. IS wtwp
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Nails, sugar, &c.
4 M KEGS CUT NAILS. Sd IL ID
lOU AS do Box and Lining do
10 hhds prime NEW cr,p, N. q. Sugat
10 boxes Adanantine Candles;
10 baskes Iubacto Oil;
Sd tons Lump Plaster,
5000 lbs. prime New Bacon;
20 bush. prime Mountain Clover Seed;
100 sacks Liverpool Salt.
Receiving and fJt sile low, by ,,
GEO. BAEBY:
F,b 10 6f
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N q r &c Il /.

I'VE hereby notify Ill prfsons knowing ihemAkIe0
w indebted to IN fa fouhxs fssens Smst No
chimes, and Tor which fheif mics were held by Hisso
w Iaorens, pay said soss Gas they 0ss pss-
pey) to any one, uness directed do b ~ - md
aurens never had any authority to irahsks sy rstss
given 10 him In payment for machines. Sssd Lssssas
Ia nus our emry nen this time. sH0 ~ tbssstsses
noy Gil prisons nd to nosact any busipsss With S1
On our account. WILSON 4 FUNK.
Winchester, March Ah
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Magnificent Shaw IrUlyl
DlCARDS, RYAN & Co. have on hand genuine
IL CaCHNIR SONG SH.1PLS. The newest
and most fashionable article of seel dress imp5fed ino
the United States
We pledge ourselves to sell them or tEss Van tn.
same Shart is selling for in New York, Philadelphia,
BALTIMORE or Washington city. NJ We knop uial rc
say Prices ranging from s25 10 SIS.
also
We have on hatid very large assortment Of Coma
mon Shawis, ranging in price from rs cts. 10 $50.
RlCARDS, RYAN s. ca.
Mat door 10 Um. T. Yonns'3
Oct 81
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T. q u n ID

ID U u ID
nN the ioor Of D.. w. Moore's China Store, sum
~ III money, which The get by descrit j, g
I and paying for this advertisement.
Up. HUDSON.
March > j.
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.V'D 7lCE.

/ WISH 10 employ f'r the remainder Of The year.
lady between thirty and iory years of age. expe.
enced IN housekeeping and management of children.
liberal CONDENSATION will be given for her sefvicee-
My address Campbell Court House.
WIN. A. CLEMENT.
March wiw
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NlaaMOlIS WANTED!

N 1;l:NO1i< WANTED!
TIVE SUBSCRIBERS are wanting III bhfchlSS
L shy nimher OF LIKELY YOUNG NEGRO rs
thawill suit the Southern market.
As they are ANXIOUS 10 make their purchases al Sbes
Oily possible. they assure th1e having aiy M sale
hal they will pay as liberal cash prices BE- intsi.
ed IN any market in the State. Persuns stu &iak u
SELL will do well ID call IN them befde making sat:
N. B.-We wish 10 purchase one OF two Blsckatbi,hs
and Ca'peritefs. DAVIS & HART.
Nov. 3 tsH
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III.vO EOR7'x,

with C"icmnn's 4EOlinm Attachment.
~ nave lately received superb Piano Forte with
W the I,ulian Attachment We invite the attention
10 his as also tot farther supply of supe inslru
menls IN plain md elegant cases
NASH * WOODHOuSE,
booksellers aud Dealers IN Piano Fortea,
aud Music, 1877 Main street
Richmund. Va.
Richmond Feb. 26 ,sH
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Splendid C.cMe.lir 4. Ce.. l. M...s s:s.ai9SS
WE would ask the attic nion Of the Ladies ts osi
W stock Of French and EngGM Cdchmit as CesN
and .Nonsetn de f.oines.
They will be found 10 embrace tho most beautiful
STYLES imported, and cHEAr ron ts.u.
REGARDS, RYAN 4 CS.
Next DIOR To Wm: II YoasE:
Oct; ~ Mn
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NEGllOES. C1aDTHIN1s;

HIDE OIL AND LEAInER
STORE.
VVIiE undersigned is getting il hsOODS
Il which he has putchastd at the Norh b, and
is prepared To sell low. Those wishiss ,vis hiA.
line ars Invited to call
500 sides New York sole Leather.
80 barrels Tanper's Oil,
1900 pair Shoes and B.Uts
80 dy1. Hats and Caps,
Saddles. Umbrellas, Shos Thread, She lanA. Shss
Knives, &c.
Wholesale and Retail the old stand Of G. Felhad
bee & Co. and opposite Davis. Cohosa L Co.. Msia
Street. JOHN J. HUSBAND.
Oct. 10 Co
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UVMOiesate tvMselt0ssse o.
Hssss, ssee., Trs.hs fatst l.~sf saass, As. 81
NO. II MAIN STREET, RIcnNoNp, VI.

SFN nv U n H ~ ~ II u .. FUFUs
y. HOOVER is INV recrivne ffouB N.ssss
- aud tho Eastern markets, his Spring stuck sfsAS
above Articles consisting of
800 cssrs Bools. SHOES &c., " oil saaliiest
1900 duz. Palm Leaf lia,s,
600 Leather aud Hair rruHks,
800 Travelling Trunks,
Calt SKINS Shoe Threat, &c.
Merchants visiting Richmond, wond find htk n.
tefest To call aud examine the abova Stock.
Purchasing fnn the manufacturers dirsct, en- slef
the same Inducements either as ID prices hrsws, ~
be had al the North VI elsewhere.
j. d. HOOVER.
No7i Main g.. few dmnG
East Of Wadsworsh, Furnsr Z CO.
Richmond Feb % Ait
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-04-23

BOSTON, April the l4th, l546.
From careful perusal orthe " Labor Saving Gram
mar" perfectly convinced, that il exces all other
works of the kind in its facilities for learning, as far
as light excelcih darkness" 1t is the very thing we
have long needed.
Since graduating, 10 1880, have been teacher FIVE
years ia Europe, aod in the United States Dur
ing that time, most Of our modern compilations, on
English grammar, have under my observation -
and cannot better express my opinion on the subject
than in the language Of the learned DR.. Mason. 1T
has unfortunately happened" says be, " that almost
every man, OF obtuse intellect and strong powers Of
drudgety, thinks himself qualified to write grammar
which, Of course, he cnntrves TO make unineiiigi-
BILE as possibc-and hence grammar instead Of being
an nviting brcomes an nlnlerably rksomc task Child
rcn have To labor year alter year, wirhou, much pro-
gress, through literary sodmp, and when they grow
weary, their steps ollcn quckened By the birch
while the blame is wholly and solely to be attributed
10 the stupid method Of instruction." This invaluable
compendium, the title modestly indicatrs. prefers
relief. In the hands Of skiul teacher its abor-sav.
ing powers Immense. Even 10 incompetent hands,
Con account ofils brcvity, pefspicuy &c) il is I'M
questionably the best Manual in use. Although the
latter cannot avail themselves Of its and ingenious
method of instruction yet ii 50 ceyery constructed
that person teach IRON in the old way, equally
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In Short let the worth of this little book be tested by
its practical usefulness and il will soon be introduced
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w. LAMBERT, A. NJ.
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Marrfe0.

At the Vermont House, in this village, on the 10Th inst
BY Rev Addison Brown, Mr.. N. Hudson to Miss Panel
Dnsmoor, both Of Luncnburg, Mass.
AT the place. and by the same the 18th inst i,
Mr. Benjamin Good 10 Miss sybl Munde, both Of Keene
N. II.
At Halifax, April II, by Rev s. Fish, Mr. John Brown
Of Fowler, N. Y, 10 Mrs Elizabeth A. Brown, Of H.
In Vernon, Jan Goth by Cyrus Washburn, Esq Mr. Da-
yd Ocult OF Ware, Mass, 10 Miss Mary Cook OF Chick
opee Falls, Mass.
BY the same March 2iu Mr. Lueius G. Curtis to Miss
Mara Frary, both Of Hatfield, Mass.
by the same, April 9Th, Mr. Leinuel H. Newell Of Am
herst Mass, to Miss Mary Ann Coughlan, Of Dummers-
ton, VI
And by the same, April 18th, Mr. Albro A. Allyn, OF
Chickopee Falls, Springfield Mass TO Miss lodeue Ober
Of Shutrsbury, Mass
In Dover, the 10Th inst, by Lyman Howe, Esq Mr.
Paris Rawson, TO Miss Cynthia Brown, both Of ID.
In Chesterfield the eth inst by Harvey Carpenter,
Esq. Sir Daniel Bemis, to Mrs Sally White, all Of Ches.
terheld.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

District of WESTMINSTER, S.
81 Probate Court, holden al Westrninsisr within
and for said district on the 20h dag of april, a.
d. 1896 present, ELery .4tLbe, Judge
A N Instrument, purporting to be the last will and
n testament of JOHN GRAY, late OF Putney, 10
said district, deceased being presented 10 the court
here by Amanda Gray, the Execuirix therein named
for Probate; il is ordered by said court, that all per-
concerned therein, be notified to appear al a SEES
sion of said court TO be holden al the dwelling house
OF the said Amanda Gray, in said Pulney on the ilh
day of May A. ID. 1916, and show cause, IL any they
may have against the probate Of said will for which
purpose il is further ordered, that copy of the record
of this order be published three weeks successfully in
the Vermont Phenix, printed at BrateboTo, ia the
county OF Windham, as soon as may he.
IS ELLERY ALLBE, Judge.
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Dtto.

10 Puney, the 18th inst, Dea. JOINS GRAr, aged s.
years
In Grafton on the 18th Of March last, Robert PARK Jr,
Of Consumption the oldest of the late Robert Park
aged q years and q months.
In Grafton on the Of Goth March, Henrietta Park young
daughter OF the late Robert Park aged eight months
In Pavilion Kalamazoo Co.. Michigan, Feb 25th Azuba
Chpman aged 81 after four days sickness Also, March
sl after an illness OF three days Horato Chapman aged
"a years, both Of Eryppeas They natives Of Sun.
defand, VI
At the Insane Asylum, the 10th inst, Mr Samuel
Barnard, Of Montgomery, aged GO.
In Guilford, the - inst, Mr. Benjamin Me,cSr
dictionary pensone aged ABBOTT 50 years lie The old
est person in Guord except Mrs Yeaw-aso pensioner
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The VEGETABLE GARDEN.-Before you NEEDLE
with the garden, do two things FIRST inspect your
seeds, assert them, rejecting the shrunk the NH
dewed, the sprouted, and generally the dIscolored
Buy early such as you need TO purchase Second
make up your mind beforehand just what you mean
to do in your garden for the season.
If you intend TO do your work in the best man
ner see that you have the sorts of manure that you
may want through the season-ashes, fine old barn
yard manure, green long manure, leaf mould from
the wood, top soil from pastures, &c.
Lay about three or four inches Of old manure on
your asparagus bed and fork it in, but so as not to
lacerate the crown Of the roots. The empire OF as
paragus is gone when the erOcn is lost
With an irontoothed rake, 60 over your old
strawberry beds that matted together, and rake
them severely Strawberries that have been Kept
in hills and cleanly tended should be MANFRED be-
tween the rows aud gently spaded or forked.
Grape vines should be trimmed before the sap
begins TO rise-Indiana Far and Gard.
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Common school Notice.

I'm accordance with the law prescribing my duties as
Il County Superintendent of Common Schools, and
in accordance with The arrangements made at Fayeie-
vile on the 18TH in The notice OF the meeting
held there, hereby give notice that will meet ihe
town Sunerntendents Of schools in the several towns
in this county for the purpose of examining
for teaching our schools the ensuing summer, as FOL
lows: