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The DIFFICULTY between England and Anne
RIGA.

BosToN, July 10.
The Courier this morning. publishes the Of
fetal document from Mr.. Webster, announced
by telegraph yesterday. 1t says, the mea-
sureseaken by the British government in re
gard to American fisheries, will cause complete
interruption of the extensive business carried
on by New England, and constant collisions
of an unpleasant and exciting character, which
may. end in the destruction of life, and threaten
the peace of the two countries. The subject
wll.engage the immediate attention of o ur 60
yerH.nent.
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flsHOS. WILLIAMS, at the corner vi 9th
and Byrd streets, Immediately on the canal, has
On hand, and is now receiving, general assortment
OF all kinds of Pine Plank, Frames, Weatherboard.
ing up 10 two inch, and Scantling AXIS, Axe 3x6,
&c. &C.; also, large lot of Joice, of all Sizes well
seasoned. iv 2O-3ts
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OST, on Monday evening, the 18th inst, be
II tween Messrs. Gennet Il James, on Main
street. and Mr.. John T. Steers, on 4th street,
buckskin POCKET BOOK beaded with various
kinds beads, containing two dollar notes and
a memorandum Of goods. The finder will please
leave the posket book al this Office, and keep the
contents. iy 2O-It*
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SNIITH,s LOTTERY OFF1CE,
Wall street, under the City AOtei,
CHALK'S OLD STAND.

Drawn Nos Consolidated @, July II.
40 81 Z 60 81 A % &c 81 II 30 81
Half Ticket-27 81 Tia prize OF $500 sent 10
For To.day.-Bel Air, 30. Capitals SIS 0c0, .
of So 600, of 5000, 90 of 1000. &c. 7s Nos, Ia
drawn ballots. Tickets $5-shsres in proportion
Also, Patspsco, laS. Capitals: OF Sso,o ! Loo o.
,aoa az 600. Of 800, OF 100 of GOO, OF 300,
~ 400 &c rs nos. IL drawn ballots. Tickets 81
shares in proportion. surru
~ 20
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The LATE SHOOTING CAsE-We understand
that the unfortunate difficulty that lately took place
between Messrs. Hughes and Archer, was on yester
day settled TO the satisfaction of all parties.
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Ht- h. LOUISVILLE, July II.
Judge Mckinley, ofthe Supreme Court Of
sthe United States, died of apoplexy to. day.
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BIZ GEORGE J. SUMNER.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, AT AUG
Ii TION-On THURSDAY MORNING. the 22d
inst mmencing at 10 o'clock, at the residence of
Mrs. Tinsley on Bank street between 10th and lith
streets (who is declining housekeeping win be sold
at auction, her Household and Kitchen Furniture,
consisting OF the usualvariety. Terms cash Sale
to be conducted by
ig 20 - = GEO SIMMER Auct
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Later from Acapulco.

Later from Acapulco.
New YORK, July 1e.
Advices from Acapulco state that Mr.. Rice,
the American Consul, was still in prison.
Flores was about making descent upon Guy :
aquil.
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M1NAGER,s OFFICE.

r. FRANCE CO.
Successors to r. Morris q Coz
For This Day.-Capitals: $as,0o0 OF 6ooo'
of 200, 20 of 600, 20 of 40O, &c. 10 nonoef''
Is drawn. Tickets s.. ooo
Also the Dollar Lottery-Capitale; $4,000, l'ooo'
&c.
Drawn Nos Grand Consolidated, Class y:
i 40 6! 60 81 "A % 66 81 "a ~ y
iv 90 C.. w. PURCELL.
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jv 90 ANDREW PLZZINI
Nus l. INsTKUMENTs.-Vioi1

MUS z A Il INSTRUMENTS.-
4sA Niolas and Violincellos Flutes, with from to
keys, Clarionetts, Flsgeoletts Fifes Accordeons,
Italian and German Guitar and Violin Strings, &c.
PIANOS REPAIRED-( have engaged the services
OF one thoroughly experienced in the manufacture
aud repair OF Pianos, and can assure faithful work
and moderate charges.
good worker in wood. white lad. II or l6 wears
OF age. well recommended. NIGH also apply
CHEAP UMBRELLAS.-Silk, Scotch Bingham
and Cambria Umbrellas, of the best manufacture.
Umbrellas covered with good American Gingham,
Tor 81, and with the best Scotch Bingham and Silk
propoItionably low. WM. RElTH,
jy 2o-1m* COG Main street
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Arrival of Ksssnth's Family.
NEW YORK, July 19.
,Kossuih's mother and sisters came over in
the Humboldt.
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BY JAMES NJ. TAYLOR.

n sold on WEDNESDAY the 2lst inst comuen.
cling at 10 O'Clock, on the premises, on 9th street.
at it's int, section with Bark street, the frame
building lately used by E Fl Roper as blacksmith
shop. together with the lien of the ground until the
lsf January next; also, Steam Engine Lafhes and
Fixtures, stock on hand and the Tools used in the
said business after which, win be hired out for the
balance of the year, two Negro Men, accustomed to
the blacksmith business. Terms cash {A
/. JAMES nj TAYLOR
Administrator OF Roper, deceased.
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I1MBER rs OFFICE, u.,

LAMBBRE1VE unf.l
sA,. sfreef, under Exchange HoIo'.
=. 5, ne,.wsre Extra. No 40 July IL;
pfa 90 3e 60 10 So So IL y 90 % % ., % = =.
Drawn No. Of Del.wsrs. No 10 ~ ~ lay is 4s
go e - "a as 4e, prize Of $500 sold and gsid
Te.Day.-The Delaware STAT. soo ao. asno
cs.s M a. Capitals: 12l, 500, 5000, So9. Soe9
G IN * If 1000, &c. 70 numbers, 10 dfa"n.-
tickets q. ura...rv IL 20
nR0WN'S GENUINE 1919 ra.,. Jk
- "a. rsrler Epanish Mixture; Townsena !
p. "a Rrstsls saTsapsriIlas, resolving eco y
sale by nrsnrrr = RERRs. Druggista
IL 70 OsnS
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r ONION LABOR AND LONDON POOR.

Ia per: 20.
No Break House.
New edition of the Mother at Home, or the Prin.
ciples of Natural Duty, famiiiarly illustrated by
S G abbott, author of Child at Home, &C. &C.. very
cravings
Marco Paul in the Forests of Maine.
Marco Paul in Vermont, by Jacob Abbott; Ter sale
by a. a; MOhnlo,
iy 20 III mann street.
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HALL AT THE sIAsu Co-

81 TAGE.-The fliends ard ns,raas COT.
"a asrsgned are hereby notified that ON FP1n a1
SaA NIGHT, the 10Th Of the present n,an,h al
slash cottage and grounds viii be brilliantly ine
minated lof ,heir deception, and Band of Music
"trip On the light fantastic toe. eu 10
Refreshments adapted to the season vii, -.
furnished at city prices. VIC
train OF cars will leave the fredericksburg Rail-
road Depot precisely at o'clock, a., (the eharae
on which Will be but 81 for each person TO ana
from the Cottage and return ebout O'Clock in the
morning. thus placing within the means and en-.
gagements Of all delightful opportunity for re
creation.
iy % ANDREW pIzzrNy
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BY WELLINGTON GODDIN.
7 AT.rARIR RTTTTDTNC Inns 4

CANAL AND 4TH STREETS, AND BRICK
TENEMENTSJ ON CANDLES HILL, FOR SALE
AT AUCTION Will be sold on Tuesday AZ.
terne0n, 9Th July, 1882, upon the premises, com.
mencng at 5 o'clock, 6 valuable Building Lots on
the west side Of 4th street. between Cary and Canal
Streets each fronting about "a feet, running back
2a feet, having the benefit of culvert in rear, OF
sold two Brick Tenenents on CANDLES Hill, on the
east line of 4rh street, near 10 Arch STREET
TERMs-One.thi'd cash; balance at 6 and IL
months for negotiable notes, inseres: added secured
by trust deed, or title Withheld
jy 20 w GODDIN Auctr.
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NEW YORK MARKETS, July 10.
,CoTToN market lie unsettled. FLOUR.
Sales of $1,000 bbls; prices unchanged
MHEAT.-Sales of 10000 bushels; western,
s5 CTS. CoRN.-Sales of es0OO bushels; mix
ed, 81 cts, yellow, 62a cts.
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FOX BKEMEN.-The A / Bremen
S1sH barque WlELAND. for Bremen, is now
ready to receive cargo at City Point and will load
with dispatch. For balance OF freight or passage,
apply to
ly I5-l0t SCHAEp KOHLER a. co
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COTTON The market ls unsettIeu. LOehs
Sales of $4,000 bhls; prices unchanged
WHEAT.-Sales of 10000 bushels; western
s5 cts. CoRN.-Sales Of $4,000 bushels; mix
ed, 81 cts, yellow, 62a cts.
E CHOLERA, DIARRHEA, Gao.
LEnA MORBUS. CHOLlCS, CnAMP, GRIplNG
PAINS IN THE BOWELS, SPASMODIC AND
NERVOUS DISORDERS, &C.. may be cured by
StabIer,s Great summer Kennedy
None genuine without the signature Of d.
SrARLER, III. ID.
Chitls and FeyerS. Ague Bilious, Remittent
and Nervous Fevers, General Weakness. Wear-
ness in the Limbs Chronic Debility, Jaundice.
Dyspepsia, &C., may be cured BY stabier's Gres'
Ague and Fever Specific
None genuine without the signature oil n. d.
o' Ssshserss A,terntive-A valuable remedy for
IMPURITIES of the Blood, Erysipel1s, boils SAT-
pbeum Mix Crust, Rheamausm, Bronchins Ed
isrsed Tonsis, Sore Throat. Dropsy, Ulcers on the
leps. Sweled Glands, Deranyed Liver, oppression
Pslpation of the Heart, letters. &C. e..
All OF the above for sale in Richmond ~ ",
NOR A. WoOD,DOVE T. ISAACs and PURCELL,
T am & IN r H. STaBLER. III ID.
In :. 30 49, Alexandria. Va
NTEW HONNETs.-aust received. per ho.-
IN nose an assortment OF Bonness, suitable ioI
travelling, &c, al MnS: nv 80 -,
jy 20 Millinery Warerooms. 20 broao sLee-.
CMALL No. 3 Mackeref.-5o bbls. lsnding
u frem schr Sharon, for sale BY
IL 30 WILLIAMS BROTHER
uERHING.-75 obIs Hailfsx No gross her
IL nngs, landing from sehr Odana. Tor sale ~
jy 90 WILLIAMS & BROThEa.
IUGAR HOUSE MOLAssEs.-3s nhds !,
jys 20 DAvEsroRT. ALLEN co.
I EWIe, WHITE LEAD.-l0.u0o ibs. %
IL this superior White Lead, in kegs Of sly, ~,
100 and IS ibs, for ssleat factory prices, BY
jy 20 BENNETT BEERS, Dfugzlsle.
RACO>.-2e hhas prime shoulders; nnos
~ extra Sides, without backbone, Receiving per
IS 20 JoHN II CLAIBORNE.
n EAT LARD AND HAMS.-ix3 pals
II choice Leaf Lard: 10 bbis do do !; sisrces 81.
gar cured Hams, am III dz., iaading per sseener,
for sale By
jyz0 John +, CLAlhokNE.
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DARGAINS EXTRAORDINARY! "a
ID THE WAY OF DRY GOODS NIL LII

DARGAINs EXTRAORDINARY! ~
- THE WAY OF DRY GOODS -MILLHl-
SER a. BROTHER, hereby respectfully informs
their friends, customers, and pubic generally, thAt
they have received, and ready for sale. large adj
tons TO their stock Of Goods all bougt within the
last few days at auction for less than taff the orig
naI cost price being late in the and deslr-
GUS ofhaving room for our FaIl purchases wewill
sell the best bargains offered in this place.
Look at the Cafalogac-Lawn6 ST cts. yard
vide; solid color Bsrcges 1t one shilling, cost ~;
Ginehams snd Delaines too numerous y mention;
white goods, such ~ dotted. plain. and spnegcd
Swiss checked Cambria MusIins; Lace Sleeves for
Misses. I28; black Lace Wells 37A; Missef black
and white Hose, six pence pr psir: Linen Towes
8 cts pie ., Sd Furniture Prints for . ID; Linen
Lustre 10 eta yard; Menmac Prints in dark coors,
suitable for the approaching season, CT per yerdr
Linen Hdkfs for 8, 10, and l2x cts. Decides the
best end cheapest Dome ste Goods. such - brown
and blesched shirting and Sheeting, Ticking and
F,annels, TO be had in the CITY. Gail so0n or you
may miss some Of the bsrsaips. q
MILLHlSER 4 BROS,
~ l0-6t l3o Bfoed streek
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NU. 5 BLEAK HOUSE, by Dickens,
IN Blackwood's Magazine, for July,
Graham's Magazine, for August Received oy
NASH a. WOODHOUSE,
ION Eagle Square.
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/ AND IN POWHATANs-We 0fJer for sale
II FARM of 52e aeres IL powhaisn county,
about % miles from 13cbmoud, ~ miller ffn@ -
Danville Railroad, snd the same distance from
Jam.s River. living inpmediaseiy on the main roal
leading from kic6nopd 20 Lynchhurg
This land, about hah Of which y cleared, y 81
good qualify. and has several thousend dellen
worth u buildings on II, togetber with ereEy d.
terms. We Ssh particular attention 70 il,
TOLER & COOK,
jy13 General Agents.
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ID UNAWAF IN JAIL.-Thexe was eoU
N mitted to the Jail ef the city Of Richuo nd .
q runaway. on the 18Th day Of June, lisa. nero
Man, who caiis himself Henri, snd says 10 y he
property Of Charlotte Archer, Of the conn1Y a
Chesteifed, Va. Said negro u Ore D. Gve ii1kes
high, Of dark complexion. sb01t hffy vesrs 80,
and had on, when committed 10 jaii, blaek vpjsee
cap darh cassiDet cost andpsnns. 1he ownw q
said negro 10 requested to come forward. prose
property, pay charges, asd take HIN aWay, q -
win be dealt with ~ the Ian directs.
J09. q. sTAnKK .. 3
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SF:s FOR RENT the Dwelling at the cor.
Lee ner of Marshall and 9th streets, now in the
occupancy of VIM Palmer, Esq, having an half
acre lot attached. For terms apply to J.B Har.
vie, or
jv l5-lw w. GODDIN.
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MONEY LOST .--TWENfY,FIVk DUIr
ll LARS R@WAkD-Lost between the Co
lumbar and City Hotels, Sunday morning, ron
OF NOTES, amounting TO $l15. They were ali
new notes, ofths denomination OF e5, on the Farm
ers' and Merchants Bsnk OF Washington City, ANY
information left at this Office that may lead to The
recovery of the above sum of money viii receive
the reward offered, or rewarded in proportion to.
the sum returned iyfg-6t<
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LVAMiLV GROCERY AND TOBACCO
l. STORE. No24, corner OF 18th and Main streets
The subscriber has just received few hall barrels
of Braggs Flour, {new) for family use slso coun
try Butter fresh from the dairy, constantly hand
together with general and well selected assert
ment of Groceries, Liquors, &c, &c Superior
Chewing and smoking Tobacco of my own put
ting up imported Cigars, &c, &c.
" i5-d1m CHARLES P. WORD.
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AG IsICUL TU AL
Lime as n Manure.


We don't know that could write a better or give
readers acceptable original article upon TN.
all important subject than the following give il 10
them appropriate time ~ this is the best .,n-
son TO provide supply for use with the wheat crop il,
the fan The value and importance of lime in imprnv-
iae soil is not half enough understood. The
subject ought W be discussed in farmer rlu, in
the county.
The use OF lime fcr,ilizing substance for land
has tong been known and in parts of the country
has been brought To great perfection. There howe,-
great clculty in she practical of this valuable
universal rule be sopted for its APP
pica,ion or instance the quantity must be gra
according TO the chac,c of the soil and the neglect OF
this this fact alone has caused much difficulty Deep
soil. hlled with vegetable mater, win take three times
mnre lime thar shoad be applied to thin soil containing
much limited quantity. Then again. wet lind will
bear much larger portion than dry The only safe rule
adopt is tor every man to experiment fer himself an,
after understanding fully the nature of lime and the
character his soil, he cannot go astioy Ii is yer,
con mon to hear farmers who have been induced to ~
lime say that their land has received no benefit from il
The problein ia ca sIy solved-,brv did no, lo.w bs
TO use it.
Il have tried imam n, lind far several vsars ,,r;
exncrments and have ,on.,an,v Lac.,,. :, s.r ~ ~
mode of using it. have never failed to find that my
land eriav benefited bv !; AID feel area,
confidence ia recommending il TO others shall nro-
coed. very briefly give my views Of the character and
efficacy OF lime as manure. ! will state in the first
place that the OF this is inperiecti, IN
derstood; well as the Office which performs. that it
is proper toplace it in pract cal form.
Lime forms constituent part of some grains such
aswheat and rye as ascertained by CHI mcal
and where no lime exists in the soil, the crop becomes
sickiy and imperfect But in most vegetables it l. u
mere decomposer Of the vegetable in the soil
furnishing by this means constant uatrimenf to the
plant This at once explains the reason why light soil
containing but little vegetable matter, r4quilcs es-im
than that which is more strongly mpresnated. have
tested this in various ways and variety OF SOILS
and every experiment confirms its truth. Ill were to
put one hundred bushels OF lime upon of poor
soil am certain should raise no crop for TWO three
fcien, for the lime upon and to use com
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-05
Charter Oak Life Insurance Co.
HARTFORD CONNECTICUT.
CAPITAL 100000.
'ecurely iarested under Tie official appr,

Securely 'arested under Tie oBfcidt aPprOcai Of
lie Comptroller ofMc State.
OFFICE CORNER OF MAIN g. ASYLUM SITS
The Company will issue Policies the joint stocl
principles and upon the Mutual plan. thus comhinn.
the benefits Of both systems the option of the insured
and make upon any and all conditions apper
tanning connected with life risks of whatever nam,
nature,
Policies will be issued Mt the lowest OF premium
that be adapted and n,rl requisite security to til.
secured and perreruiy Ia the institution
Ga the surrender of Life Policy the holder will
ceive lis equitable value in cash.
This Company continues to effect insurance on In,
lives of persons going Calitorna: fr pre-
MUM and grant p.rn its for travelling. sea. and ir
eign residences nj equitable
Policies issued ;ur the benefit Of married women o.
the Life of their husband, any orr person. viii en-
her separate use, independently her husbano
and of the claims Of his creditors
The Con ptroier Of Public Accounts, uadrr date oi
29ih at January 1851, certi:ics that
The Legislature inving thrown extraordinary mn,
nuu-ua guards around this chnr'.r. for the prtccto'
alike of the Company and he ,,iIc: the Strength abiii
" and we'll invested capital of the institution
opinion unsurpassed by any Life Insurance Company il
this State OF Union. tSigncd X. q PiSyrr.
Comptroller Of Public Accounts, STATE ,f COM
The Company Is managed and controlled by Boar
of Directors who PERSONALLY interested hho!
ders and policy holders in its
Pampicis continuing rates of premium and iniorma
lion il rriion the plan Of opeIair. ard all paper
neceay effect Insurance may be- obtained thu o.
fee of the Company at any at the Agents.
A. +. WuiTTEMURE L,n,hhurg
June aS-v6m Agent far Nrquia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-05

Moan Ias:nng Linirnent-

r.
GREET YOU 1.-THE srien OF rpi- i.inimcn, il ON,
Of the mast perierr remedies offered u, Tho ni,t.
CT It, gHinn upon lhr organization is truy wander
hui IT. volatile, penetrating -ooiiiing ntd h,ulr
r'reriirs diuse Themselves ip the very honc. In rn
''r> titn m" cirrul on Of the hnol-e,cs a new 4.
pulse I" the w"lr nervous system 10 ii. sary cxrrmi.
ties at e. ihgsr- aud toes--iinub,tes the srb.rt-
ahd sc'r tons and thus assists untu,, Il, tIr,y ,T
and rii h,r-.lf Of any di4-nsea action Of ,t,
chords or hgimens. making il eq,mi, npr,enLl, Il,
al ,tnv kind Rhcurnatsm Pains i,,r I'm ,,rt Of
0e boil from diseased acion ANY al ti, ,,u,,u
rti pnrtioD- ct the system ihaa y is 5,4feeH1 harm
ss to healthy flesh skin boa. ii M. The prpcry ot
entering into combination. md di=so wing nnv of the mr.
ginif usnes wheu cynre discussed or their VITALITY i.
q stf"yed Possessing these pecu lar pnwcrs il III.
r's"rw why il is equally eihracipus IL o N nv lifcrnt
rom iiutS ~ IL act upon scicn,ihc PRINCIPLES md
fixed laws Of thr Creator,
n" large nunb"t Of eases in whirh iiHs Lnimrnr
'- proved ~ vinr n tie -'ft time II hi- been b.rr
the pilr ni virginia II sufficient to eiyc the erea,ns,
comb ir.s nat it, virtues ihrunpnrhl IN the cure
81 n, nnnti-ln. Bruises. Srgns. Barns und- wei.
u g-. Hf"krn "r Cnici Breast. old Surcs or Pam. In
ANY par1 al The Body.
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! t1Fty atl7Vst y -"f"l7t's ""' 10
TABLE OF RATES.

rhnse fifty years oi age will be Changed twrnt
FIVE extra One dollar and fify cents udmi
-onf,e " i'll be charged, in addition the above III
first year. an be, paid the time OF application
ana the FIRST years deposi, within Thirty days.
NO1ice.-To the member. of the Mechanics In
A-sociafian.
4. IF. White more. Esq. having been al
pointed he local This vicinity, all business
nected with the Association, an be transacted Wit
him ut his office.
June 2S-wfi A. WILBUR, Ac'uary.
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meadow the lime having sunk into the sod is still uponI
The surface and ready decompoeer Of the sod
rnd manure IN the lapd should require IT, II ,he
ground should be left in MEADOW will be found tkat
7ccessiyc crops Of grass will be greatly increased
might extend this communication much grenter|
0Hengt but, As YOU will often hear from me, am tes
rous ct eoDsnting breyily.-Farm Journal.
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ARMTSTEAD PRIDE
q II. srAnLEn 4 CO, Druggists,
. ttNroh hand
s p. c. zones Il Ce,s nIlie ZINC PhlNTS.

N r. c. Joats T. Co.'S Wi!ss ZINC PAINTS,
They are superior In AL respects Paints in eon-
non use NOR" brinnt, mor durable and cleaner. The
% trA ia great. usciasa Fsritrof PAM, on Metu aud
>hinsl" rooi-. On Fences. Buuis g..
Ayns Cherry pectarnl tos CO, ei,~ ani rol4,
Wistar lhl-a'u Wild Cherry
.Jayncs Exprrtorant
CadtiNsr o. Tor ilysp~rsia, Dclii, Sc..
Yeast Powders.
f''.'r, Window GLASS uf al ,.sc.,
lnokins Glas. Pmtc
Phosra'rnf Linr ir 'lisca.a,l Iunes
i'"-rC o"~ng Tolarrn, Ar.. e..
Ian ig-tS
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CulLLS AND rEycus

hgu" Biti"ns. Rrmtanf aud Nervui.. r.,ers. Gene
nj ealrs-, Weariness il tie Limbs ,b,na; ~ l;l;
". Iaondicr. Ds-pepsin &c. may be rt,r. NJ sra.
bLER Gregt .icss NIL Fssr Si.r;Ge
Y None genuine without the signature Il n sra,
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