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Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-24
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PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.

nR. BERGER, having formerly attended
II t. the practice of Medicine and Surgery
in this section of country, has, after an absence
Of three years, returned, having found no loca-
tion more desirable for permanent residence,
than the mining region; therefore he has con.
cluded to settle permanently in Dubuque. By
strict attention TO the duties of his profession
hehopcs to gain the confidence Of the inhabit.
ants Of Dubuque and surrounding country, and
to obtain share Of their patronage. Having
acquired his medical knowledge at several Of
the best German ard Danish medical institu-
lions and hospitals, and having practccd for
more than nine years in different sections of
the United States, three of which were in the
mining district Of Wisconsin, he believes him.
self well acquainted with the diseases of the
country. During his attendance in the Euro.
rean hospitals, as also during Ills residence in
the United States. he devoted special attention
to Chronic Diseases, [old complaints] and dis.
eases Of women and children. ~ n 'St 90
oa GyDr: B. Speaks the English, German, and
,rench languages.
al" OFFICE on Main.strcct, opposite the Bank
over Goodrich e. Brothers. Storc..,t prrre,.l. ;
Juno I, 1913. 40.tf
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-24

Keokuk. --Accordin to census j ust ta.
ken, there are 2, Ia inhabitants in the city
o: Keokuk .'.'a
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-24

ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFACTURES
TENIOSE wishing to befurnishcd with GRAVE
Il STONES, HEAD and Foor STONES, ToMDs,
1EI@lT " lMIl3lNEP u.s.
Sun DiuIs, Horizontal and Vertical II earth
stones, Sinks, &C., would do we'll to call on
the subscriber, at his work shop, onthc corner
ofLocust and Second streets, as he is now pre-
pared to furnish any of the abovc articles also
any thing else in hisline o lbusiness, with war
rantcd correctness, on short notice and most
reasonable terms, either in cash or produce.
THOMAS HURLEY.
N B. The strictcst attention paid to orders
from distance, directed to the su bscrbcr.
Dubuque. Dec. 4th, 1915 n13,-tf. o.. d.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-24
MEDICAL, NOTICE.

DOCTOR c. KOEPFLE,
TnESPECTFULLY tenders his profession
al ser ices to the citizens Of Dubuque, and vi.
entity. lie may be found ut all times, when
not professionally engaged, at isofficc, on the
corner Of Fourth and Locust Streets
Dubuque, Nov. 4th, 1916. Str
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-24
DOCTOR IL, HOLT
AMBROSE CRANE.

PHYSICIAN AND SURG EON.
EOR DIR. CRANE enquire at Gillespies,
~ Drug Store during the day, and at his
residence, opposite Mrs. Dixon's during the
night.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-24

10 THE PoINT.-The following dialogue
occurred in Quincy Market yesterday, be-
tween one of our most distinguished rum sell
lers and some what distinguished Temper
ence man.
P. b. BLOW dye do, brother Free
Soil; r. -.s. 4s.~@.a a., a4s
E.-Well. How dye; But, what do you
mean by free soil;
b. B.-O,Pm going for Free Soil, ant
you;
E.-Why. yes. but ] shall vote for old
Zack-He's the man most to be depended
on to carry out free soil
P.B. B. 20, he is. is he? Are you as
much ola Temperance man as ever?
E.--Cei tainly. f3ss4.s .ls, * A
p. b. B.-And do you want to see Tenn
perance measures carried out in the city us
much as ever! IS Il
E-Certainly. What of that!
P. B. B.-Why, then suppose you will
vote for me, P b. B. the largest rumseller
in Boston, for Mayor, to carry out Temper
ance measures. s a
"a general guf1aw and hurrah ran through
the market. in the midst of which the Tenn
-perance Zacharite vGmosed.] t3u
A country editor, charging in full and
glowing terms on the advantage ofgiying
charcoal to sheep, observes, in closing,
"We have tried it. I" s3a..
"Bill where has Joe gone top s"WellI
guess he's in the kitchen, putting tho cat
in the tea kettle; he has just cut her ears
off," a IA, ssss
Z gDrunkenfro!ics oyerthe whiskey botlI4
are very properly called lrys-ousols
lproceedings.v
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-24
10 the me emory Of

.t e. 10 the me emory Of Sl
ST.. LAWRENCE WASHINGTON, Kt.
Lately Cheife Register of the Chancery,
OF known pcty, Of chartye exemplarye,
A lovinge husband, a tender father, a
Bountiful Master, a constant reliev
" er Of the poore, and to those Of
- a.a=as this parish IL w&
A perpetual Benelactour, whom it pleas
ed God To take unto his peace from
the fury Of the insuing wars W..
j. @+@t ! Oxon May XIVto 1 +.
Here inferred XIV to Ano. Dmi. 1913.
sa 5gv' Ktat. suG. 81. 1aii
...u.-t- Where also Lyeth =. a~-a
Dame ANN his Wife, who deceased
n Junii XIIIto. and was buryed
@@.# XVIto. Ano Dmii. 1645.
d" Hic patrios cineres curavit tilIus urna
oa Conderc. qui tumulo nunc jacet lille Plus.
The pious son his parent here inter'd
Who hath his share in Urine for them prepar d.
The coat Of arms have copied, and
hope to send them by a future packet or
bring them with me. The Manor House,
situated on the opposite hill, is substan.
stial and handsome feudal residence OF
about the time of Edward 9TH. From
the thickness Of its walls and its com
manding position, it appears to have been
capable Of good defence. In one room
Of noble dimensions, is very splendid
carved chimney piece, onwhich is a shield
with what | fancy, were the Ferrer's
arms, having quarterings Of Talbots and
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-24
q Musical Instruments +! !!

Y 4 supply Of choice Instruments, consisting
IN of Guitars, Violins, Flutes, Clarioncts,
Violincellos. ordions, Bows. Bow-hair,
heeds, Strings, just received and for sale at the
Dubuque Bookstore. SHfa@1|aI So g. 8"
aug25 rec r. SPAULDING.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-24
g..
THE MINERS EXPRESS.

q Is published Weekly and Semi Weekly
ut the following rates.
4WErKLr per annu,n in advance So 90
Ifpayment be deferred till the ex- II
piration of six months 2 50
At the end of the year 3 90
SEM1-W WEEKLY per annum in advance 90
At the expiration of six months 3 so
At the aSd of year a 90
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
WEEkLy-l square, first insertion 81 90
For each subsequent insertion, 80
SEMI WEEKLY-l sqr. LIST insertion, 70
For each subsequent insertion, 37a
= Liberal discounts made to yearly adverti-
serc.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-24
Notice.

..,,.s ~, '' Notice. ~.
, Court of Probate, Dubuque County.
have set apart Wednesday the 18th of o.
tober lS48, as the day for hearing why GER
tain lot, No. 456 with small brick tenement
thereon. should not be sold, in order to pay the
just debts Of Martin Siewy, deceased, since the
personal property is not sufficient as shown by
the petition presented to the Court of Probate
by the administrator said Estate. q
...sl.s 100, ..., g, VALENTINE GLENAT,
Judge Of Probate Of Dubuque County.
Dubuque, September 18th. 1913. lAn3-3t
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-24

HAIR for sale by
l. EMERSON 8 SHIELDS
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-24

CTONEWARE-2ooo gall. stoncware, for
- sale by @7."T s'a 5f 9Eb& s.
VNINDLAsS ROPE, asstd sizes, for sale
w by .Egrss&a.. galyL p. g. s.
CALTY' sALT!!-20O bags G. A Salt
- ""#r. a%2"l25s 43.@ 20 do fine do
Z .%almIs ri 30 200 bbl Kanawha do
for sale by trH until tocE. s. E.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-05-08

BOSTON Ar 5th, brig Helen Maria, Giles, George
tswn, sc schs Mary Snow, Andres; Spring Bird Nil
Ter, and Betsey Stackpoe, Thomaston Vesta, haupt'
do for York Halowell, Beal, Halowell; Boston,
Bailey, Gardiner; Ranger Given, hence; Mary Ann,
Williams, Brunswick via quarantine, ship EILabeIh
Lambert Liverpool Mich 80 with loss of fore and main
topgalant masts 257 Storage passengers, died on
the voyage others all welll. Cld barques G Hill!
Curtis, Turks Islands Jupiter, Carter, Charleston ,
brig Corneia, Gray Bath sch Niagara, Call, Gardine
steamer Maiden, late Chelsea Ferry Boat VIM God
frey Of and fos Augusta. Sid brig Thoosa, supposed
for the Kennebec and from the Roads. barqHe Pilgrim
Ar 9th, barque w Hoxe, prehle, Portland brgs
Orole, Gill, Norfolk Porto Rico, Burke, Gardiner for
Baltimore sch Gazele. Poole, Augusta.
Ar 9th, sch Emma Wadohor0'
GIOUCES rER--Ar Sd, schs Cordoba, Saith, and
Richmond, Pritchard, Thomaston for N YORK; pfeIn
iuns, Watson, Kennebec; 4h Texas, Baker, Gardiner
for Providence 9Th, Billow, Parker, Augusta De0o
rah Tripp, Gardiner Sid 4ih, BleDa Vista, Mlntyre
Baltimore.
PORTLANp-Ar 5ta, barques Ranger. Stafford. I'm
Gardens, 18th ut; Falmouth, WALKER, mariel briggs
Emeline, Loring, Guayama, 10 DIS; Hihegail. Elliot.
Matanzas 18Th nit; Plato, Batcheder, do 9Th; Mon
trose Poland Boston. franklin, Bookings, Passion
for Boston schs Henry, Xix safah Il Mara, Hye:s,
and Dover Packet, Haica, rhomaston fof do is.en
Cheney, Gardiner for Rocspori; Oi7s Branch, Rollins,
Richmond for Boston Atlantic, Taruor, hence ,o 10
9th brig Motto, llas.y, Mianzgs CD 5tA org naau,
er Yo,k Philadelphia 6.h. sch Mary. smith. Ffear-
iCkeburg.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-05-08

Al Guayama 18th UT. brig WATSON, bo4kfsy, So Il
York, n0.h sch Pilot, Poland I'm Portland, cargo M
sold
A, Trinidad 18th III, barque american, Adje, foi
Boston, ldg
At do ION, brig Fnancier, Yors, for Portland, {.
At San Juan, Cuba 2lst nit, sch T o Thompson,
Putnam for Portland (or Boston, April l.
At Havana 20ih ut, sch Penaquid, Spron.. fof sa-
qua, to load for YORK. Sid 18th, barque Diligence,
Woodbury., Matanzas, to load sugar for Boston.
At MatanZas Goth ult, ship Canton, Sils6y, unc !;
barque Muskingun, Crockotl, fn Boston, 1911. Sid
sch Sea New, Lane, " Yors
At do ls,h brig Flmra, Sargent, IN Portland, ar 18th
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-05-08
Carriage Painting.

THE Subscriber would respectfully inform the in
L hab,ants of this City and vicinity, ina! he has
taken shop over thu Carriage Mandatory of NJ. j.
w. FAYE, where he i. prepared to execute Carriage
Painting Of every variety, AZ slo notice, and on yea
.o,,shte terms. Call and Try hin
J. L. BHHNEY,
rath Way a. Is4e 7sdl63-l3w30
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Fresh Ground Coffee.

ID ECsp ynis morning iresh lot from the China Yea
~ 20 hy 80 A G PAGE
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GARDEN SEEDS
C0Hartmersslin NNtice.
Logs mt Auction.

A Ill logs remaining a SAM, EDtsEcoAH5 Econ
N Bath, coliG.te4 in ls47, iii be sod a. huction
on the 5th Of July nett, % pay e9pe1ee thereon.
3ath May /, la4B. s~3of
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Marshal's catarrh Snuff.

r. To- ssip N A g PAGE.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-05-08
COW LOST

CTRAYED from the subscribe. on ID. 81 inst.
~ black Cow Has bare spot each side OF TIE
rurnp-whi,e bag and the points Of III. forward hscfs
turn in. Whoever Will return her 20 Mr. Knesbury's
barn, Water street. between King and Union s;s,
shall BE- suila1ts rewarded.
.RsdSsw CHAS. VI. FRINGE.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-05-08
Visites F.! Visites :.

4 LOT received by the boat ths morning, som,
N iow priced,)at b. d. HARRIS,
Ne 3 Broad Street.
May G.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-05-08
Seville Olives

VERY Lavae and o; eatra quality jus. rses and for
Y sale a. the city market by PAGE.
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CAUTION.

EHE public ave hereby cautioned asains: purchasing
Il any demand against from Robbins, VINO
keeps sinai! store under the Hatch House on Ccnire
street, az the demand Is gross fraud and attempt
TO extor, dollars, without giving any nsd sIa
tion equivalent, and shall pay no such demand.
Bath, .Hay 4. II. I. CCERrER.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-05-08
LIQUID LINEN Polish.

rUNHfS ~ splendid article for irnpa.ting BKArTi
IL rrs Gres- 10 Linen Boson,s, Collars, &c. For
sale al SAWYER'S BOOKSTORE.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-05-08
Briggs & Upton.

SE'
yVAVE taken the Store ia IIodgknS' huiiding, OPP
Ell p,yite the store of OTIS KlmhaN, fos the purpose
Of manufacturing Tin, Copper, Lead, ANA Sheet Iron
Ware.
They also intend keeping well selected Stock Of
Stoves.
Being both "practcal mechanics ,Aey t'a.t they
will be able 20 give satisfaction 10 I'll VINO may favor
then, with their custom.
job Wora done AZ short notice.
4 share OF patronage is respectfully solicited
L. w. BRIGGS,
l.. UPTON.
Bath. May j. dlhlwJo
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-05-08
PAPER.

aIE. STOCK Of Bill aud Letter Paper f1r sle chea
III a. S&%9 ERsS BOOK STORE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-18
BY WILLIAM c. RICHARDS.

Mark We those graceful curves that seem
Like liaes OF beauty on the sky
L pm tilat nysiic path cau7st deem
That busy thoughts each lnoraent ~?
Fl, even sg f1r man doth time
The torked Ijghienin.s by his skill,
AID proudly bids their Tongues Of flame
b. vocal with his thought at Will
\ thousand miles that line NAV rearh-
Yet Thna1hl, in scarce a moments space.
Mocking the hardness ofsPeech,
Has run The far. mysterious race;
And deeds to istant lands are told,
Ere gel the echo Of their fame
Ahwart their place Of birth has rolled,
Or they have cen received maine,
Behold. up1u that rushing train
\ murderer flies the place Of guilt,
And vainly hopes to hide the slan
OF human blood his hands have split;
For through tie air the tidlngs speed,
And Justice warned, as if from God.
Stands ready In a.enge the deel,
And siniies her victim with h,rsuI.
From the cold regions oftF- North
To lands that smile meath Southern skics.
The winged messages o. forth.
And men behold, lh deep sury'iss.
ihr swift pulsatlons Of the wires.
That 20 the iutored vision show.
& moved by the electric fires.
iiJlngr, peIcAance. Of veal % 80.
OH wondrous age, -Esa msn may greet
Ills brother. whom lie cannot Sc.
And distant lands together mee'
Ia converse unseSt.a1DeG and free;
When crime can fad refuge spot
WtYre ii. dark,al. hath not been told;
iIhen time and space age both t.gr'.
Or numbered with The thin.s Q: I'd:
And ere century shall roll
lis bur len on The mighty past.
Aronni The G!ube from pole 10 pole.
Science her magic chains shall ca.s.
Then ..lhough,'s highway .ro. Ga 20 ses,
And o'er their iracslsss wasies shall IT ach,
Till all The human race shall he
One in a universal speech!
{-SoufA Irs. Gas.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-18
fAI'. 81 >>inN ~
Randolph .7saccn CoVcre

y,,III- \, m y IN NJ -. =,
IL 1eSS,Gn o. N ils'!uIom VII commence
nh, II 1III; Y. 7 iii Ii = II Ieparaton
/ III ItL %rI III '! So"'7' - - VIII open ON
irI'I2 nv nr rt,1rrrr
w. G., ~ TF Vi'i,r''r'
SIi ,I " =, ''' '''i"en ana ri'l' Oh mental and
-'ioia fmIo'oph.
80 i',"Iah T. ~ rfoi, o. Ancient Languages
e h""ch: = NA'' itoi q PuFe ana aPPleu Math.-
nn .rti'' ftL :. n.. b., ,t,-.;,.,,
.| cN mas leems fo'. ol experimental Sciences
i - CoIe"' - D. ""'oi Oh -Nn'ic"t Language,
' .pp, >s rIi m -, .r,,,- .,
-, ~ ~ ~ Vt l'r-rAh NlVhA SCiloOlS
Viii AdNis' rflheiP'' q 'he preparatory school atC1-
II 8. y Nh pr;n.ir,I " tbr pr.r,r,,,r.
'Ld-cWay' y C.
:. | - "a 'i'''Pll o' the preparatory School at
' 'r So"Ig' =, =
i Il e'e3ii'e t'af 'N'ut9 me two Ses.l"ns.-The
~ II III | ~ 'H /" 4l'' Sunh A. desire q enter
N"l!'&e Is important th 'hey DC IN attendance at the
Pti''s "i tle SesiH short absence at that time may
- ~ - "'@i disadvantages Nheh VIII impair hl'
''"'7 I'l. inc session. Our course OF study IS
7 " = Y le' W wants II Young h'ln y ~ desire y
Till III T'.h7iNe f-lSsh t'utauol' without st"Ins
~ 't" languages ne otn-ht % DC derived from The
use :" ' Libraries ana ron 'tth 'inct Oh the Literary
s'ciees should strongly induce sah young to prose
cue men studies mere. In order i' student |" cater upon
u" [-Hh course he must be thoroughly acquainted with
f'n=il'h Grammar, Geography and trithmGtc
,APsl,ts q ths institution art u '"'oWs-baatd I'
s!" ~; SUTTON ana deP''itc lee per session ~ Our
c'e&dte sed'' e\t!i9'Ne Oh lhcluc'' expenses,
:, tue 'cA' oooNS' iuIi'tie'G' - '"i Ipo" IN oil
money Is an extra matter altogether than
:" .ccl '"c I'"9' VANS =" s'u'e',' WI prove
,t p'ti'ce q cnh''I''I ucoys Nlth l'''',mtn
. " Nil''N Oh 'lic@'- i ~ - "c-et lctilc''
M u lhe N1'' @l 'ltgl" WI" "" !" PIoNlnt rem
euy o' inns pane o al" Colleges. Is l." inns ehtc' That any
ai'. i'9 man 'rUsl oo'sc student SPECIAL
,.o" f""N ms NkfNl Ga "' ' upon con
NY, ~ " l !, = ','lt.' LIZ ~ i anu Pay
PI"t = Till H. ~, i, III ts4fd
'o'hs l"N anu where \ ma! ot y olen an
"I pi' VIZ" ~ t'o i ~, y u'sshaed,
anu ''' I, I\ 'I I nip "rtt
,,,, ,; VA - ,I ,i, SI
~ r s r. r. l s : ~ tI !!.,.t i - pre-
t"' |- Nu'H
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-18

experience against many millions all over the globe, OF the
invaluable effects Of that cheapest and quickest OF all ma
lureS, good clover fallow.
The advantages and cuuIft7s Of system Of Farming
which clover forms part Of the rotation need scarcely
in ee at HIS day be dwell no one who has seer
remarkable effects upon his land would ever he willing
Ia give M at any cast ri SEED But must remember
that this heavy coating Of manure Is put upon the land
With labor in preparing the ground, AMI no labor q
llecting hauling thai II affords n"urshnen
r ST. Ok ii the most valuable kind thus allowing a con
sIerany increase profits from butef beet mutton
aud 10 increase For COW well led VIII
ualy be worth half a dozen fstaved but her ma
Will ais be valuable just in proportion 70 the quality
MD quantity Of her food That therefore the land when
solely in clover far from being ks is probably the
valuable part # the farm For lift b. moderated
Irlz ID after the clover is in foil bloom the second year.
and then the cattle taken IF and The seed saved from The
second crop, WILL besides the improvement and the
home cmtrs have selling crop mOre valuable than oat
and scarcely less than
But that have already exceeded my limits, would
proceed TO combat by figures the idea that - prevalent,
AZ well aware that delay in profits and much out
av attend the I'M PRODUCTION of the thrdIng (ciOver)
system. reserve this discussion fIr a future mum
Der H.
Ihe foregoing sensible communication came to hand
number We publish it fr liz merit. and hope lis
author will continue the interesting discussion which he
prunises.-ED. AM. FARMER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-18

Virginia:
Rules holden il, the Clerks Office OF the Circuit Supc-
n sior Court of Law and Chancery, for the ync
burg the It'll day Of August, ISiS:
William J. Smith, and syland !io5cr.ss Plaintiffs,
William B Avere:t Martha Jane Avcret., wife of Wm.
- Averett Thomas II Avere Richard Jones, executor of
Bedford n. w .re decd, Chswe Dabncy. executor of
Simeon Austin, decd, Robert A. Elliott, and Andrew a..
Elliott, pa,n under che firm of Elliott * Brother, Pho
Lacy, Ill! MCraw lillian Faulkner. the President Iii
rccor~ and Company Of tie Bank Of Virginia, Samuel Il.
Norvc AMI the Lynchburg and Campbell Court House
Tumpise Company, Defendants,
IN CHsSCERY.
The Defendant, inlregv c. Elliott having entered his
appearance aud given security according the Net Of Assem-
bly, and the Of this Court, and appearing by satsac
tory evidence that he is iuhabtan Of this
it is ordered, that the said Defendant do appear
ht day of the next term and the bill of the Plaintiff
and THAI copy this order be forthwith inserted in
newspaper printed in he Of -yncbrg for months
scccsse and posted the front door o. the Courthouse
in the said town.
Copy-Tssse,
iugust fI-',2m NODES, CLERK
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-18

Petersburg. ia, .l.g".' .':i. ie.S.
Repsp Jy II. Editor .2reyic,a Enn.er.

We i.lievs ria xhe. lime q, .n.rie mas have been
applied 10 land. that The spplctIIa o. vege','e and
yu,escent manur.s w e, w!la III, ashes, ahoug
there many valuable substances contained IN
The latte. whcl. Ht to be found 81! e.thef lime
mari.
nu' correspond n. asks for facts connected with the
application q rte. ana we would ther.sDre. be much
indebted Ct readers who may have Use them to
favor With papers detailing The results Vi shes expert
10 thel, use.
By reference 20 Vol. 5. pages 2i2. 2!3. $50. 500.
SIS and $50, our correspondent will hnd mach vaaa-
bic matter, in relation 20 their constituent elements
a. well the benefits resulting troxn their spplic :
ton
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-18
From Baltimore American Farmer.
LIME AND ASHES.

u Ute Editor IF The .7n,ericaH Farmer
Nr Editor :-'Khe Farmer" in its monthly visits Is
always a welcome guest. & never fails to give me a
nusrme and instruction. It is gratifying to see that
you have many contributors. noe only able nut Wiling
md jealous, ,he q agriculture. No cause Is
better entitled the suppo,. which talents and virtue
can b~s.uv and chat che Vine Is not distant when
agriculture Wll assume che dignity antetatI'n which
,on. % her. Whether hes impruSemen's are Effected
IS the s'hioh pressure" system, % Che equal: su'e
bu, slow process. still onward: In aIudn. TO
the various means Of improving lands. sou' co'resTn
Gent. fail 10 sp >. q those t~o powef'ut agents
lime and ashes. have always been taught to regard
them similar in their character. aud that se saue OF
the ashes co.sisi. in She lime which they contain. The
,shes spoken Of are doubt drppsd ashes which, BY
s,. process have been deprived os the potash leaving
tn. lime . in combustion. Mr.. Kutf!n in his york
q. ..Calcsreous Manures.' puts very little value on
ashes applied lands winch have been made cacaIeous
by lime ma. Several Other writers take the same
yeu Of The subject. Now, 20 me Us matter Z PER
slna ie,est on. would doubt be o. interest 20 others.
10 have the question solved he'he, ,e:e any sc.
liar .tue ashes lime. whether the of lime
wt suTsrSede the use " ashes II farmer has his
land eG would not be 10 hi. interest to apply vege-
table and putreScen msuufeS In preference 10 ashes at
The SAN. r,ce p, acre? find myself precisely ia that
cDnditiJn. and il IS E0v question WheheS My land
could be most improved BY the expenditure ~ gwen
.ur in ashes or in stable manu.e My land has been
nsrst several years agpg'o"s clover Gnely. and my
loca. situation enables 70 procure o'her manures, but
seeing no clear and definite auson 'hs subject by
an. Of youy prac zeal writer's. lam as los ab ut til
kind whch will most promote my o.ec:. Some of your
practical s.riculrurs could nadoubt sse 'he difficulty
! want sSperence-har! sacts.-heory has already de
cid.d the question with me. if there i i,uth in chemistry
but had rather rely facts, fox hey ate nccHt:oIe't
ble
Before another season POLLS around shall wish 20 ?'o
cure the Aost approved hrashins machine. Ny ate"
;on has been directed the ENDLESS CHAIN. - much
noed in your paper but haze not The means % seec
ting the best variety. have any skill IN mechanics
ehs therefore a suitable lime seek your aid IN ma
kim = p,ope, choice. should be glad to tear VIVA
some Of You, most skifu farmers say in seatoH to that
articu ar variety Of machine. was ~ Mr. T. T. Ca
ye,t'. few gears APO and o! that AND hsown
gu, Of hi. barn which considered bad omen. and y.
opinions as far they have been expressed
aye in thei, s.vor III possibly can shall be IT you,
fair early in Nuye:.beT. n!se. may te able to maAe
selection.
Very respectfully.
". J. DLpUI.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-18
DEN TISTRY.
9. 3. D.4EE.NPORT.
DENTIST.

OFFERS hi. services to the citizens Of Y.ynchburg
~ aud the adjoining counties, the following very
reduced prices. when performed at his office. on
NJ a RKET 1'REET.
doors above Main. viz:
Inserting artificial Teeth gold plate, each S. 90
do do do pivot lock from 2lo3 90
Plugging Teeth with gold foil, from Ito 2 90
do do do Tin do each IS
Filing each 50
Cleansing. from GOto 5 90
Extracting, each SO
Satisfactory reference given BY those for HON have
operated.
June 5-6m