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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-07-10
CITY FURNITURE wARE-RooM

CITY FURNITURE WARE-RC ON
e- All kinds of Furni-k -
S sss1-eses=s ture Of the newest and lat W
SeJr---------Ss5 est styles can be found ATT
our Ware Rooms Our connection with the ceebra
ted house of CAwTHoN q Co. enables us to furnis
any article called for, of the best maDuiacure and
at the lowest price. knowing the want OF such q
house in Evansville, we will Keep tulI assortment
of the finest quality of Furniture We respectfully
ask an examination OF our stock and prices. Part
of our present stock OF California Chairs, Sofas
Centre Tables, French Redsteads etc, cannot be
surpassed for beauty and fnish.a
jan28 II J ?. & G. SCHWING.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-07-10
REMOVAL.

CITY AU CTION HOUSE.
TNHE undersigned have removed into the four
IL story hre-prOof building on Water street two
doors above Main, formerly occupied by r. Barnes
and are prepared to sell at Auction ali descriptions
of property entrusted to them They will attend to
selling OF Real Estate in any part of the city.
Regular sale Days, Wednesdays, and for second
hand Furniture and "Calamities'' in general Satur
days. Having an abundance Of room, persons wish
ling Goods stored can be accommodated
They keep on hand general assortment Of FUR
fNIIURE, consisting OF SOFAS Bureaus, Tables
Chars, Looking Glasses, Looking Glass Plates, &c
&c Also, Dry Goods, Books, Fancy Articles, and
Notions. Also general assortment of Clocks, a
wholesale and retail.
mil WOOLSEY & NELSON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-07-10
EVANSVILLE Ia. WEDNESDAY, JULY TO- 1850
BUSINESS CARDS.
VERANDAH RESTAURAT.
HENRY DAUSMAN,

II DA GS4A[ANS
Proprietor.
On Water street. Getlreen Sycamore and H'alnut
EVANSVILLE, IND.
n daily receipt of Fresh Game of all kinds suit
| able to the season; Fresh Baltimore Oysters &c.
&c hieh will be served up all hours and in any
style desired
In the saloon will always be found choice Liquors
and the best Havana Cigars
N. LUNCH every day at lei o'clock, A. M
my % If
A L. ROBINSON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Evansville, Ind.
Office, Corner Main and First streets,
my29 d&w2m
POOLE & BRCTHER,
Commission and Forwarding Merchants
No 60 MAGAZINE STREET,
NEW ORLEANS.
OUR II. POOLE will be at Evansville
~ and interior, during the winter and spring, tC
solicit and make advances on shipments of Produce
to the house.
1FOrders for GhOCERlES VIII meet witt
our best attention
Refer to : 8Hi455 L5g5asH 4 y5H5; e e. Evansville
TAYLOR & HARVEY,
CHAPMAN COLEMAN & Co o,;s,.iI1o
mil ~ ]. Ii. CUTTER g. Co., '0'-7 'i'e
EDGAR coNKL1xG. WIN. WOOD. ....AIFRED WOOL
Encourage Home Manufactures.
CoNKLING, WOOD & CO,
North side Qt Cosrt Street, east Of Broadway
CINCINNATI, o.,
MANUFACTURERS of pure White Lead, No
I'VE ] Do, Red Lead, Litharge, Putty, Whiting
fire dried,'') Paris White, (do) Paris Green
Chrome Green, Chrome Yellow Chrome Red, Chi
nese Blue, assorted Cold Paints in oil,) and eide
Vinegar,
We have adopted the most approved method, a
practised by the best Eastern manufacturers, il
manufacturing White Lead, and will warrant i
equal TO al V made in the United States Will war
rant the quality Of each article we manufacture Il
be as good as can be procured and to give enre sat
isfaction Offered at the lowest prices on usua
time or discount for cash.
Q1y-Cash paid ior Castor Beans and Flaxseed.
lang WY
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-07-10

NEW SPRING GOODS,
T IT. MAGHFE & co. have lust received and
j. are now opening their first supply Of SPRING
GOODS, consisting in part OF
$50 pieces cotton Pantaloon Stuiis;
80 do Kentucky Jeans;
40 do Satnets;
80 casee light fancy style Spring Prints;
s do Bleached Muslinsi
10 do Skein Cotton;
bales Hickory ShiTungs
Also
400 dozen assorted sizes Palm Leaf Hats.
AND
10 cases WonIen's Slippers;
10 do Ladies' Walking Shoes
10 do prime Kip Boots.
The above supply makes our present stock OF
Goods very large and well assorted The Goods
have been selected with care and expressly for this
market, and we invite the attention OF country
merchants visiting the city to an examination OF
them, confident that we can give them great bar
raine mill If
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-07-10
TO8ACCO AND CTGARe

TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
I L. PAITEN q A. ID. PATIEN have fitted
! up Rooms in the new Store OF Chas. Harring-
ton, on Water, Division street, where they viii
be happy to see their old customers and the public
generally who wish to buy Tobacco, Cigais and
Snuff. OF a superior quality. They have justreceiy
ed the finest lot of
IMPORTED CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
ever offered in Evansville, which they will sell very
low. All orders from abroad will be attended t.
with punctuality and despatch. dec22 tt
TO THE LADIES.
THE LADIES of Evansville and vicinity are re-
spectfully invited TO call and examine the stock
of Fancy Articles Shoes &c, at my establishment
on First street, between Main and Sycamore, up
per side Hoping that my endeavors to obtain sue
cess in this new enterprise will be properly appre
ciated and rewarded by nv old acquaintance. and
that will receive the encouragement OF their pre-
sence often, shall spare no pains TO please
NV IF JOSEPHINE FAUNTLEROY.
lust received from Baltimore and in store for sale
y 90 boxes Irwin brothers Tobacco,
50 - slump,
feb21-f ALLIS & dOWEs.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-07-10

CARPENTERS & COOPERS TOOLS.
lust received and now open. full and general
J. assortment ofali kinds OF Coopers and Carpen-
tiers Tools Please call and examine my stock
o. B. GRIFFITH,
/ mh26 Main st. .
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-07-10

4 4 E0xl4IA
I0AnA SACKS T. !. Salt just received
.SUUO steamer Chief Justice Marshall,
Saiadin, for sale low by
n Io-tf Water stree
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14
PREsiDESIrIAL BIDS.

The Senate of tile U. S. has become The
arena for d magnificent system of election
ecring and the publ lands, which belong 70
All the States, the fncans employed for play
ing out the game. H5
Early Ii the session, ,Mr Douglass of HIl-
Hnois, introduced aEpr9position tp give actual
settlers, after four years occupation, leo
acres
ar Webster follow d this UP BY scheme
sonlewhat similar-+tho' intended, we mp
/ pose, to he more democratic. lie proposed
that 8 years actual possession shoult give
an ineheatc right, TO be perfected b six
ycats residence III.
\. Mr. Seward came after with. proposition
to give the oppressed pf other natioas-7 the
Hangarians in paEticnlar-~who shall SEEK
an as,; l4m IN tbs couatry 100 acres
81 sa sshsasf lpishtd Statesman
rtrcrsF oaIi Houston, and last "Wednesday
The brought forward proposition to take tie
wind out Of thc,sails Of all his rivals He
proposed to give every body, .ndt laRdhola-
er, Or worth $500, 1GO acres Of land.
This propositions provoked long discus
sion in the Senate Tho eternal Mr.; Footc
commemorate BY saying IIouston's was de
cidcdly the best bid that had bden made
The modest Houston, all bushes. disclairn.
cd the SPIT impeachment, and protested that
his onlyEotjctt was tc relieve a large portion
Of mankind of the curse of his Ereator, that
he should live ~ the sweat qfljs bror
Mr. Mangum, byway of bringing deserved
contempt upon the whole game, stated that
when tile subject came mp, he should move
to give every bpdsi $40 acres double tile
quantity proposed By anybody clse-and
throw III ancgro I'd each Of the settlers
Senatpr Cass, seeing that tl,cre was dam
ger Of His being outstrrpped at his own game,
and cnyEipg the immense amount of capital,
which other aspiratts were making, trumped
the whole, BY sigaifying that lid was heartily
in favour of all sthe propositions that had
been made or might lie made
4. MIR: Badger suggested, that these lands
were pledged for the payment OF the debt
contracted BY the Mexican war, and it was
not competent for Congress 10 give them
away tl II
# Mr. Dawson. In manly and indignant
terms, denounced heIinjusties- to tie old
States, mcdithted by thesetschemes, aud with
whitening seorR exposed the vile demagogue.
ism, which prompted them
4 a loug controversy ensued between Messrs
Doughss, Seward and Houston as to the pr
ternity Of thcprojert. when at last, Mr. Walk
er, Of Wisconsin, stepped ii aha claimed all
the honour for himself lie had been the
very first 70 submit a proposition, by which
allthe public lands should be,ceded to The
States in which they lie, III be BIZ them grant
ed 70 settlers. He therefore hoped gentle
men would not poach upon his manor, nor
steal bis thunder. He was glad 10 find that
they allagreed with him, and trusted 10 have
their powerful cooperation 10 passing bis
measure I'LL
Douglass, Seward, Houston and Cass,
doubtless, looked Blank al this revelation ~
II does not appear that The aGod-like I was
Prescat on the interesting occasion
H IielAmord IIztg
F Il 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14
Tou Cox q UERING pRfpIs.

John AAatasi ID; second Presideatof ,heNunited
States used % felHc the following anecdose NEi
"When was boy, used to study he
Latin GRAMMAR but it was dull, and hqte8>
it. My fathfr swas ANXIOUS to send mf to
college, aud, thereforeiA studied the GRAIN
mar till could standit no longer, ana go1
ing tomy fathe*, l told him l did not Ilikc
70 study, and asked for. some other employ
nent L vas opposing his wishes, ana hc
vas quick in lis sgia Gi SUN N5 9o gtsi il
ing perhaps that will my meadow yanaer
wants a ditch, and. you may put by Latin
aud fry that This seemed delightful
change, aud to The meadow went, but soon
found ditcbing harder than Latin, and the
first forenoon was the longest | ever cx-
perienced.
''That day / ate the bread Of labor, and
glad was wbes night came on Thatnight
| made some comparison between Latin
gramehar and d;tching, but said not 4 word
about it; dug next forenoon, and wanted 10
returE TO Latin at diuners but it WAS hui
miliating, andsI ccrld not do it. Albright,
toll conquered Stride; and though it vas Iono
Of thc severest trials | ever had in MY life,
| tsld say father that if he chose would go
back to Latin grammar, lie was glad pfit,
audit | have STAGE gained any distinction, it
has been owing I'd the two days labor ID that
ab9minable ditch EtHt ),
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14
.TIII+E.FARMER.
AN APPEALTo Observation-Disclosures
soF THE MIDDLE STATES.

a /. I. Z i =
The Naiiohsl Intelliscneer publishes an appeal
from Messrs Channcey p IIeleomb. Of Delaware;
A Bowie Dasis, Of Maryland; Frederick yySa.s,
Ct pennsylvania; ACKNOWLEDGMENT, az New 5ersevi
Jo4l II Bradley of District of Columbia; calling
on hc agricIlt Of the nisd1le,Aslsnc States,
to establish great Central Agricultural SqDiety,
suni!aFto ,hst cf the New York ana Essr States. i
70 Acla annsa!iy asrichnufal fairs IN Baltimore
eiy iSSlhe Tnrpese Of coi.
nasSsd III Ne rllage 6f TIE sarlh md iAeSastigr T
araeaE re address says * II =. 80 I
! h The grRat Agricultural Society Of tho i
State Of New York, aided BY legislstiye rape
preparations has not only aayanced1her own
agtepltures given il notoriety aud fame, Bat
this riety has become in some sortrational
ID bore its operations since portions
81 ~ e3' glands-E, ~ sn1ina
Northwestern States, annually paFeieipatc
iliits exhibitions, and the wholesome in.
auRncc Of all is ditfased through still more
eSEepded district of5c6lntry
ia The Maryland State Agricultural Soce-
tNwAs established about two years since,
ana has held two most interesting and tuc-
cesslhl exhibitions at the city Of Baltimore.
The fact that its exhibitions, from the very
central position Of this metropolis, were
found to attract respectable number Of
those zcal1usly engaged in agriculture in
sSTeral Of tle neighboring States, a number
ofwhom promptly connected themselves with
the society the Importance and necessity
IA al these Middle Atlantic States Of agri-
cultural associations; and the conceded adj
vantage, at 1.-THE same timd of one great ecn-
tfal socit!A, resent bling in its character and
position, and rivalling, iif possible, inits num-
bers and influence for gold the Agricultural
Sgciety of the State Of New York, induced
the Haryland Society to raise d committee,
REPRESENTING the States proposed to be en-
brRced, that an appeal might be.made to our
farmers, planters and graEiers, in behalf of
such general organization. LII the event
Of favorable response to this appeal, the
name of the society. in tile discretion Of its
members, may be changed SO as to describe
its more general character
I'll 4 The city Of Baltimore is as convenient
oflafcess TO portions Of The citizens Of all
these States as their own Estate capitals.
a spirit Of generous emulation would
bring foSth the fine stock Of every desGrip.
tom New Jersey would challenge Virginia
sith her fne blooded ,hoFses; Pennsylyania
would meet Maryland With her improved
herds ofcattle ana the breeds of. inc sleep
ofeYfryI variety from Hennsylyspia, Dela-
yara and Virginia, would contend for excel
NeRcs.n a.
lFThf addfess is quite lengthy, anil concludes as
Il. f'W hat4ycr is done, should be done prqlaPt-
lEFW II 9ace. Eet .alllwho are. friendly 10
the qtgeets IN view at once lend their coop
afAl RR94drPs nFt u s aF sFFEaga e6er %
atFII Baltimore, with Al raquest|to be enroll
"a is members, and also lIoiantcrito 11ocarc
haS q sigaatures ffdm fsdoag laeif .JrleAds;"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14
!. POLITICAL.
PRosCRIPTIoS.

The New York Counter remarks :lItsis
\ remarkable fact, while the Locofoco PRESS
has resopnded with dcuundiations Of alleged
prescription, that many of the most lucrative
and honorable places at horhe and abroad are
filed by thorough partisans, who have liz.
nalized themselves ~ RECKLESS opposition 10
the administrator and 1by coarse calunny
Of the President Ktisa notorious fact, that
the Puhlc Departments are crowded with
politicians and spies, whose vocation under
the Polk dynasty was 10 fabricate aud
propagate the most outrageous SANDERS l.
gainst the Wing party, and to yifify our prin-
ciples and men throHgh.eyefy channel which
the Press and other agents afforded Out
Of the whole number of foreign Consuls there
have not been more than forty changes, and
a large fraction Of these have been from rekig-
nation and other causes, With a limited
ilutnber be exceptions. The most acceptahle.
of these appointments are now in the hands
Of Locofocos These are facts which cannot
BE- disputed with truth, and yet, day after
day, the UAion ana it's satellites are affect
ing to rave over the "eruel prescription of
Gen. Taylor
This certainly is remarkable, and can only
Bc accounted for on the suIPositipn that the
Locofoeds believe the people TO be gulls H.
The fact Is everywhere manifest, that a very
large portion Of the most lucrative Federal
offices are held by Locofocos a mojoffty
Of Lecos are in oflicein Washington. III lis
the samefcase in Virginia.
But with respect to foreign appointments
the case is still stronger. Nearly all the
Censuls IRE Locof9eo$ -Cass' son is still at
Rome, smutty old Frenchman, whose name
we forget, in Holland Davis iii China, be-
sides various others How different is this
liberalityH-for which Gen'l Taylor receives
no thanks - from that practised BY Mr. Polk
la soon is this gentleman came into Office
every Wing, in any foreign post was idihe
aiate1y recalled, and not ope was appointed
during bis term. I'LL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14
CARE on sFock.

Qneref the principal cmployments Of far
.lncrs il winter, is in taking care IF stock
A. is onetthing to get stock, quite another
ching 10 take care Of them. The difference
FIJI tlat one way your stock il brought out
~ 8so9l condition in spring while in the
oaier, they are, il brought out alive, nero
saGletonsI With skins bnF El 4 .
dThe advantages of sheltcring animals ly
stables and Sheds arc better understood now
tlFfJn formerly although the sold practice
stilE1ihSgfs on seIne farms, where the SILVER
ing and following animals speak for them.
sckesa abtto its effects Tie ola plan Of
stfFking hay about the fntmB ana feeding it.
M Hnimals in winter, With only rail fence
foH kheltafg is Sometimes seen at the present
dull lflthe ghosts ofia4iulals which have
dFsa for taie want Of shelter, could haunt the
imagination Of these careless farmers, it
might pqfhaps, cause a change id their man
aesfnent. Il Fiji
4 itackifg out hay and fiddler, causes waste
e4Huah ihia few years, I'd by for building
gySbd BARNS, sheds and Shelters; for hay and
arlmals Sheds, high ada dry, closed At be
nsHt b eaFt'and west, and open at tlrc south,
araeI I thihk, the best for Sheep This. gives
,tlSean sufffient air, and il better for ffeir
hshlth than close stables The worst storms
fell shecPin New. England, are tie COLI
r;ihs with easterly wi1d9E and if they arc
n% sheltered, they are. dfenched through.
ad4 whom the weather chbngss to cold, tie
wspl FREEZES on thom; and Iif they are in low
asShi dsafh is often the eohsequsnce.
& 4 + \ i. yiTrtI !
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14
couRfsIllr 81 D siARRIicis.

Some unhappy Reaedht, who evidently
fatters himself THAT aSexperie6cS qualities
him to SPEAK fsom. ths..boak Id the matter.
thus PHILOSOPHERS oacthc a gtrerce between
soarsshiR arss uiarriszsS lIsajslike 70 Rqb. |.
lish aRythingwsiiel nsS y.Elsys nt tbs tyiugO
hymcnial kgbt{ at > Seasons yet, as THE
current Of saipioH sst wholly Ia favor
of the praesicsE, th&ie. - be. litsle harm 10
casting this Pebble sgaiHs title 3stIestn4E ~
Read, YOUNGSTERS -sahd Fremember Esops
frogs, that ssksd themselyes whether they
would wish tol gees put Ggain, before they
leaped into The wctlzAthat is, whether they
had net better f'letuslSalone,n .8II
Why did Sou &C. p3rried-if you didn't
like i,a.' :. - Z
luded--1 laa aothag "a DO Of evenings s6t
went SQUIRTING GAREting il fun .elioSiss
/ havn'ta Wotd ageinst it. .IRS abput -
good waysRf kill tlg an exsnl nov
d Of wash ;Ossr ACE, put on d clean dieky,
and e. and talk as sweet as sugar and mo-
lasses candy, for an hour or two. to saw mol
thing about Few kisses behind the door, a.
your sweetheart goes to the step with you
When / was asingle man, the world
wagged we'll enough. 1t was just like an on,E
nibus Twas passenger, paid my levy,
and hadn't anything more 10 do with it, but
sit down, ard didn't care button for any
body Sposin' the omnibus get upset; we'll,
l walks off aud leaves the man TO pick up
the pieces But then / must take d wifa,
, and be hanged to me, It's allyery wea fqr
awhile; but afterwards, it's plaugy like own
ing an upse. omnibus
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14
CERTAIN O. CO.

80 HaliIaefk Flftsf, bttlrefH CAaflfs aHd LgAt ~
baltimore, MD.
siaperters OF EA''ts;I.IyH. FREN6,H4 GERlfAS
4: t.ANCsYlbiy w: STAPLE GOODS.
13t3fJf,Y ffsH ffyJ WARE Table CUTLERY.
IA IRA VA AND MATTERS, PLATED
AJtg-fsi NNfAf H5tRES--aa4
nsalrFs ifi $ster lqPs sskalas klehcn UteHsIt
Hldlarsafktss NJ Asass raatits, Uaodsfl- rare, H
Baslfs aEd Hksusr Eaymis1fMg Goods
ioFfEYfaY tEse arrft6s sf-~ ~
nLD and yhulsg kouse kee lers will finl Il great
y 10 theit atsfaiage Ay calling al our establish
stpcnt p We kay{ always the most Complete assor-
Jnsni, from tAr esmmonest Kiehen utensils TO the
finest Pailos prnsnenis Of our direct importation
aH II Hisa t qs attAs iotee rirfs IN order 10 save
the tsdnble d c0sieciing goods at various plases
Nekare also ihc manufacturers of SCOT7"S
t<itbrakfd PATENT RE FtifGERi T'oRS ana
G0RfLANsS iifdAd Eateat COMBINATION
SH0tpER B411L 4
Baltimore, a Bril- n6, fEi9tty 44 III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14
LIFE

In any aayersity that happens to us III THE
world we ovgbt to consider that misery ana
affection are not less natural than snow Dir
hail, storm and tempest and that it was rs
reasonable TO hope for year without winter
as for life without trouble Do We'll while
thou livest buf regard not what is said Of IT.
The humble current Of little kindnessss,
which, though but a creeping streamlOt, hi
cessautly flows, although it giides in silcnt
secrecy withinSthe domestic walls, and along
the walks of private life, and makes neither
noise nor appearances in the world, pours lin
the end more bo1ntiful tribute into the
store Of hnnaH comfort and felicity than
any sudden and transient food Of dttathSd
bounty, however ample, that may rush into
il with mighty sound! Hin
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14
III & >. BLACE1EOCK,
GrCcefs and Commission Merchants
IslLE y1NDFB ri RI

+ fiALE xANDRII, CALI Y.
ARE i:aw ikceiying their Fall Supply df. GRO
AcrtIss, Wines, Liquors, &C. whigt ihfs oaer
ipf sAle III accommodating terms gza iIi4 III
New p4fans, Porto Ricg Cuba, Loaf, @CFishfdI
FIJI Fosk TTsfed nnc Clhrihad Susaf III l3s#
Java RlS, Laguyra, MaHca15 aud 81 Rsmingo
M stn--t Isssss fEryIr5ck
fratt some very superior; I -' f"'e-'ANE
opaecosb i vafons sizes and qualities.
frlnfiilt Niavanna and American SIgats. +
Spcfha, Etain and Paint OILS Paints: Y
faint NliteNiash and Shoe Brushes Ell 1.
Mhlse ithadi Adamanlne and Mould (sarilcx.
"nllsf t:foMl, Ga>''ie and general assortment,
Rieei Itts,er, PiEleno Race Ginger. i#E
NuttnrFfs Mace, Gloves. Ground Spices;
Saf+S Gast Soda. Salaratu$ SaltPetteE f.i
Epiotn aF,s Alum, indigo, Nader CpppcTss;
FoPlt ttsse Letter and wrSppiag Papdr
tiafEatf 4Eeotch Snuff, ia bottles and blsaactx
SSiapprr d. in mrs 'h@8
M1ftiaik9e e.. N bottles r.
Salsa ~ Blafsing, BrooalS, Cedar ware;
PaifiiedeElors and other Buekels; IL
AlirlHt Edats Grass aud Hemp RopeS. t#
Leaftif@f .inSs Bed Cords 0Rksm, Matches,
lO4Ra u Hams, Shoulders and Side Bacon u
Nh SSEts Fine and Ground Alum san;
Fam Il - iefine and Extra Flour;
3jS9 - Np 3 Maesersl III
III EIsierR HcrriSg;t
70 Ssnd' easks Madeira. Sicily AEad@ir, Por,
5fi aid other WINES; I'LL
cts Is Eaa'np asne Vice Gin els. and p,s ,
10 THs Common and 2ecsI6ed Wbsskey i p
lIitIi1Ea. OH Rye do, pari very supiiior:
f7sn !ttss ME. RIM; .-S +.
eA 10 Country Gin;
H ! Issspe Holland do.
EHEAs.s, Peach Brandy H
s ls ISso. Apple do;
spna casks Coghilr BFandie, dark and
4+i Ise, oT Superior usaIiir Hi
re Ills and gr. casks sr,-rican nrEn3r, &c.
CeuA4s dealers are requested 10 cal tsal examine
our sllA belsFe purchasing; and censj garments II
Cefntfts nc duce win receive prompt attentibn.
Ales tnafia, Va. Oct 49, 1Si9
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14
RAISING poULTRy.

III writdFin the London Garifner,' Chronicle
giffs the FYHoEing direction tqniake tic hens law
A. wiateri Which woald aPpfa1 b worthy Of CO.'S
EiAFr4tiohHy those who may engage ii The business
Dffafsing poultry
III KEEPING ROSTERS; ii Se tile hens fresh
' clqRped hike sausage meat, once 4 da5s
h Merry SHALL portion, say. one half an Qua 81
aaay, tpIeach hen durinr fhc winter. or
fTnnl the time insects disappear N the faIl,i
tigl they appear again in tic spring. Never
allow any nest eggs to remain on thencst for
what arc called nest eggs. When the rcost
EN- do not run with the hens, and no nest
eggs are left, the hens will notceasc laying
aNer the production of twelve to fifteen eggs
Ia4lthey always dosHheh ROSTERS and nest
esgs are allowed-but continue laying per-
nta1ently Ny hens LAY all winter. and
e1fi rom sixty to one hundred eggs 10 suo1
: Ihc only reason Why hens 10 not
iN 10 re winter IS freely as id summer, Isl
I9e want q animal food which they get iii
t9e summer, IN abandancein she form Of inI
Ssefs. I have for several winters reduced
fiyIthccry to practice, and proved its entirS
ceFfectnessH l4