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St. Mary's beacon., 1852-12-23

- Sami thor shas been discovered 10 ID
an mi dots 10 lhat terribfs poison. stry-
chHine. a. man who had been tlfrow6
into 'suyulsions by TWO doses pf they
500 oae-siuhaef graiii each, admiIiss
tered for the rheumatism-was relieved
BY twenAy-arsihs of Icamphor, taken in
sir grains Of almond mixture. Dr. Sud.
docs, in k-letter to the London Lancet,
claims q, have made the discovery.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-12-23

A DouBLE CRoP.--Mr. Joseph Sinton,
of Kent county, Nd. after cutting his
wheat ia J0ly lass, pian,ed- same ics
with corn, fromswhich he raised an aver.
age Of twenty FIVE bushels GO, The acre.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-12-23

In this county on Monday the Goth inst, OF
consumption, Mrs. MARIA, wife OF GEORGE
w. MORGAN Esq. aged about 25 years.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-12-23
Dec. 23d, 1852.
HOUSE SERVANT WANTED.

HOUSE SERVANT WANTED.
FNHE advertiser wishes to purchase.
= for her own use, good frrDals
servani-one who is good house servant,
washer and ironer. Any person having
a servant CT this description who can
come further recommended az to DISPOSE.
,ion and character can procure for her .
desirable home. To be not over 30
years age-a married woman preferred.
The highest cash price given for one
who may suit. Apply 10 Mrs. CArHs.
RiNE MoRGAN, Union Hotel, Leonard
Town. Dec. Sim.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-12-23

NOrlCE is hereby given that the
nv slii,Sariber has -Ats~i~ M&nesssasAe
efphan's Cour, of Saint Mays county,
in Maryland. letters Of Administration on
the personal estate Of James 4. Dunbar.
late of said county, deceased. All per.
sons having claims against the said de.
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the proper vouchers thereof,
to the subscriber, on or before the 2,d Of
day Of June next, otherwise they will be
excluded by law from all benefit Of the
said estate. Given under my hand this
23j dav OF December, 1852
JOHN r. FORREST, Almr. =
Dec Q3l 1852.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-12-23

The press every where are commend
ing on the dissrseefni splraUf rowos -
which 10 at present 50 rife u balnn0
We give three extracts from the la'e
Pers Of that city BY wan.sgsampas. =, = ]. ]
;uryrnen cannot discharge e.
'scientiously, without risk Of the4ASgs -
safety, we may well hold up our hands ID
fearful foreboding
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RIcHmoND. pAIfImoRE ( PH1LAD'A
ME DICAL DEPARTM ENT OF

M Die A DEPARTM Emf OF
Nl HAMPDEN SYDNEY COLLEGE, RicHmoSD,
VA-The fifteenth annual If Lectures in this
Institution will commence on MONDAY, the llth Of
October. and continue until the ensuing March.
X. L. +BOHANSAUnAk-D., Professor Of Obstetrics,
Of diseases of Wnnen and Children.
L. w. CHAMBERLAYNE. NJ. D., Professor of
Maferia Meiica and Therapeutics.
s. MAUPIN. NJ. D., Professor Of Chemistry and
Pharmacy.
CHAS. BELL GIBSON, NJ. D. Professoro Surgery
and Surgical Anatomy.
CARTER P. JOHNSON, NJ. D.. Professor of Ana,o-
my and Physiology. A
DAVID il. TUCKER, NJ D.. Professor of the The
DRY and Practice Of Medicine.
A. E. PErICOLAS, NJ. d.. Demonstration IF Anato-
ny.
The study Of Practical Anatomy may be prosecuted
with the ample facilities, and at nconsderabe ey
pense.
CLINICAL LECTURES are regularly given the
Coege Infirmary and Richmond Amshouse.
The Inirmary under thcsame roof with the g oege.
and subject the entire control Of the Faculty mt all
times well filled with Medical and Surgical cases. and
uishes peculiar faciires for clinical Instruction.
Many Surgical Operations performed in presence Of
the class and the student being freely admitted TO the
wards enjoys under the guidance of the Proe ssors un
usual opportunities for becoming familiar with The symp
toms, diagnosis and treatment of disease
EXPENSES.-Matricuatio fee. s. Professors
fees (aggrcgaie) sos; Demonstrators fee $40; Gradu
alton fee SIS.
The price of board, including fuel. lights and ser
| wants attendance is usually 50 10 81 30 per week.
The Catalogue &c, containing fuller information con
corning the Institution. will he forwarded those mp
plying for it, specific enquiries will be answered b,
letter. S. MAUPIN, NJ. D.,
jy 26--7t Dean Of the Faculty,
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e eotn y ~ oeps isquits satisfactocr, 20 long
= be deperss ltom no established y BE, and
. not ousdons BY his neighbors. l know not
Why be should Be called wise man more than
our city-born friend bsf5rs spoken Of. Both
are governed aliks BY considerations undeserv-
ing ofcou6dence.
Tho subject q manurcs is a great science
Our fathers knew but little about it. They
had less occasion to know than VIC have. for
they had not 50 thoroughly exhausted their
Soils But the process was carried on with a
terrible destructive constancy. We are trying
to carry Il little farther and in some instan.
ces. the work seems complete through almost
entire States Harvests fail to support the la
borer. and this. in any other employment.
would be considered and treated a. failure
No other class Of men would remain contented
tests patience so perfect, and that too when he
might double and quadruple his income.
How entire is the revolution in the mode oil
conducting most Of the manual operations oil
the day! Every art has its improved tools
and reformed methods. Agriculture ought
not TO be counted an exception. The young
est Of our readers can remember the publ.ca.
ton Of the first work worthy the name Of Ag-
ricultural Chemistry; and science necessarily
preceJes judicious, intelligent practice. I'm
der other circumstances, we can only btnnde,
upon success. We may happen TO guess right
but the chances are strongly against US. But
with correct views of the chemistry Of agricul
ture, the way is opened for the judicious ap. III
cation Of manures, and wiser succession Of
crops. Hence there is no apology for such a
condition of things.
Poor land" often means scarcely more thar
that it is adapted only to particular products
or that it needs peculiar manure. But cir.
cums,anccs forbia the further discussion ofthis
subject at present, and must wait future op
portunity. purpose to resume it hereafter.
Nj. p. p.
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MER CHAMDIzE.
ECHOLs 4 PRYOR, Grocer, c,

L~CkNOk9 ~ R6 OH8, OGOceBB, COMe
IL MISSION AND FOR lvARDLNG AGENTS,
Would inform their rrnds, acquaintances and the pub
lie generally, that they have just returned from the
North with renewed stock Of Groceies Liquors, Vines
and Dry Goois of which they prepared to fun
nish accomu ,dating those wishing to purch
such articles: Coffee Sugar Teas. Molasses, Sc
Soda, Saerstns and Spices Of all kinds, Sole Leather
and all kinds Of Staple Dry Goods, such as Cotton
Prints of every description, Alpaccas, SC. &c
Bosts, Shoes. Hats and Caps.
Liquors and W ines OF all descriptions and On .lites,
A variety Of Hardware, Knives and Forks.
Pocket Knives, Trace and Halter Chains,
Spades and Shovcls Iron and Steel and many descrp-
tioas of WOODEN WARE.
Truly thankful for the very liberal patronage hereto
fore manifested towards them they hope by strict aten-
ton business and determination their part
der entire satisfaction all who may be pleased call
them be entitled continuance Of their avors
They continue pay strict personal attention the
sale Of all kinds Of Produre such Tobacco Wheat,
Flour, Corn and Corn Meal, Oats, and all Lumbers
All orders and consignm' will be thankfully re-
ceved and meet with prompt cttcntion
anil oJ-ts
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UANrIELD, BROTHER a co.

~ por'ers Manufacturers, wholesale and htfaa Deal-
Watches, Fine Jceiry, Military and Fancy Goois,
No 229 Baltimore Street. Corner Of Charles 81, Sign
of The Golicn Eagit.
EEMOVAL.-Wc beg to inform the public that W.,
have removed from old stand, Corner of Baltimore
and Charles Streets. to the opposite Corner, where
have erected spacious and convenient Store ind Law
hand very complete assortment Of WATCHES, JEW
ELRY, SILVER PLATED WARE, FANCY & MILITARY
GOODS. to which invite particular attention.
Our arrangements in Europe, and with all the extensive
manufacturers in this country such.
saying, that goods of the and approx
ed styles always be had at establishment, and
prices that will conpcte with all others line
business.
In addition other facilities, have n Man
uiactory the premises. where can have made al
the shortest notice. any article in line. To the
Wholesale department of our business we intend giving
personal attention and would call notice
very complete stock Of lVatchmakes Tools Materials
e and Glasses. which. to avoid all mistakes has
e. the special atten- ton of practical Watchma
The annual visit of of the firm Europe will emu
bic make selections only for regular Sales
but execute orders for any Of our friends. Our
arrangements in Liverpool. London, and Switzerland
for the best qHaiay IF Vaches, unsurpassed by
any establishment in the United States.
1t will give great pleasure to have you call and
anime extensive stock of goods which you1ay rely
npon as icing represented.
Your obd't servants,
Garfield, BROTHER & CO.
No. 229 Bal more Street, corner Of Charles,
SIGN THE GOLDEN EAGLE.
Rultn Apn
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RlCHn60
r---PINEY POINT LINE TO

E548 Neutrality-suspicious. NEEhlt
gETwgEN RIcnMoSp AND BALrIMoRE.-CAre d
ouiy.-The public hereby Informed that the com
iortable and commodious low pressure Steamer MARY
LAND. Can't Charles f. Mitchell having been entire
" reftted enlarged. and improved in every respect
with berths for large number Of passengers, and with
state rmms for those who prefer being retired is
the route between Richmond and Baltimore. Passen-
gers by this agreeable and economical Line Will euve
Richmond BY the morning train, Mondays Wednes-
DAYS at o'clock NJ, and reach Baltimore the fol-
lowing mornings in time proceed by the New Castle
and Frcnchtswn Steamboat line at half past N.
with the early train ihuse days Philadelphia. Re-
turning passengers will leave Baltimore nfter-
noon Of Tuesday aud Thursday. NJ, and
the Crcskon Wednesday and Friday succeeding with
the train which arrives in Richmond 4, p. NJ, Of the
same day.
Fare in either direction, S. Estate and meals
for cabin passengers except in the Of ladies
and families who Will have the privilege of stnteroos
free Of charge) Forward cabin passengers (incuding
meals an d lodging on bonrd,)S4 so.
Fare for first class passengers between Baltimore and
Philadelphia by the New Castle and Frenchtown line
81 so. For second class do 81 50. Making Tie ~hoit
fare from Richmond to Philadelphia for first class passcn
gers by this agreeable Line, 81 so only.
For further particulars throug tickets apply nj the
Office Of the Richmond Frederick sburg and Potomac
Railroad Company. J.D. WINSTON,
Ticke, Agent.
OFFICE n F. &P. R. r. c.. 49,,
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I Il M. HOLLINS-Beg leave to call the at
ly, to their
Spring supply Of Groceries, &c.
consisting in part as toiors ri=:
25 hhds r r. Cuba and Sugar
S do StCroix do
80 boxes and ibis Loaf crush d and pow'ddo
Is bbls supr clarified do
Is hhds Cuba Moasses
S do do superior
10 bbls N o do "a
g. bags Rio and Laguira Coffee
so do and mats superior old Java do
90 tons Bar Iron. well assorted,
l do Hoop and Band do
do Blistered Steel
l do Cast and Shear do
$50 sides Sole Leather
IS do Upper do
SO doz Calf Skins, Baltimore. Philadelphia, N
Yand French.
90 do Pink Lining do
10 do Sheep do
800 kegs cut Nails to 60 dy
Is do wrought do
III do Horse Shoes
do Horse Shoe mills
Is boxes supr Sperm Candles
80 do Adamnntine do
60 do Hull 4 Sons patent do
40 do Tallow do
80 do Soap
10 do do extra fine
G000 lbs Cotton Yarn
bales Osnaburgs. superior,
ALso-Indigo. Madder. Alum and Copperas Pepper
Ginger ST &c, Nutmcgs Mace. Cloves and Cinnamon ;
Writing, Letter and Wrapping Paper: Bed Cords and
Plough Lines: Domcstics Calicoes. &c &c. For sale
the accommodating terms, o exchanged for
country produce apl 22-ts
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EOR THE LADIES:-

LNOR THE LADIES'
Il French and American Note and Letter Paper,
Ruled and Plain with Envelopes,
Plain and Ornamented to match,
Tinted Motto Waters,
Sealing Wax,
Gillott's extra fine Pens. (303,)
Portfolios with Locks and Keys,
Rosewood Desks,
Paper Weights,
Porte Monies,
Visiting Cards, style, extra,
lnitia! Seals-just received a new Bookstore, by
G MORSE,
iy 29--ts Com Merchant
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GPRzNG SUPPLY Of Fancy md sta
~ ME Dry (slOdS-JOHN I. DAVIS, at kis

NEW IRON FRONT $ TORE, ms received his en-
tire stock of NEW GOODS, to which he invites the
attention ofbuyers. He offers large and commanding
stock of
Ladies Dress Goods, in every variety ofstylc,
Summer Wrappings and Shawls,
Hosiery In every variety,
French Embroidere. in collars, Capes, Sleeves and
Pocket Handkerchiefs,
Mourning Goods, large stock,
Family Linens, Damasks, Sheetings and Towengs,
Cloths, Cassimers Drillings. Vestings and full as
sortment Of Gentlemens Goods,
full stock of Cott.n and Linen Goods for servts Cor
and Shoulder Braces, among which some extru
French Corsets.
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IN HOUN & HOLT, Kye's Corner. take pleasure
in announcing the public that they receive
ing and opening the varied, extensive and ele-
CANT Stock of Dry Goods exhibited in the Lynch
burg Market and feel satisfied that who will
give their stock examination will fail in being fully
satisfied both in price and quality. The Ladies' will
find a complete assortment of Dress and othcr goods,
consisting in part Of the following articles. Brocade
Silks, Checked Plaid and plain, Black Silks of srra
quality. Aquila Tissues, Grape de Sprague Lsma
Cloth, and beautiful article, Grippe deParis, Ba-
reyes of the elegant designs Silk Lace Tissues,
Plain Barge, EN-. bk and plain MousliEs, Donna
Maria Grapes Organizes, Battiste, French and Eng
sh Jaconett, Linen Popline, Lawns, Dotted Muslins,
Muslin Flouncng, Collars, Under Sleeves EN-. Hand
kerchefs very cheap Silk and Cotton Hosiery, Muslin
and Cambrick Edgings ard Insertngs, Kid and Silk
Gloves, Silk Mitts. Gimp and Fringes. Mantas Grape
and Nett Shaws, Mourning Goods in great variety. to-
geter with variou. other articles
ton in advertisement Gentlemen will find a COM
pete selection of French and English Cloths
Silk and other vesiing Gloves every varity Cravats,
plain and Fancy. Linen Drillings Collars, Socks. Silk
and Linen kdkfs &C., &c-Our Stock of Staple Goods
is very large and desirable. We invite all in o
Dry Goods to give US a call.
COLHOUN & HOLT.
Apr KDyes CorDcr ,DrLL,,r1
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WIN. T. NORTH,
may 27--ts JAMES ]. IRBY.
may 27--t
'OW RECEIVING AT THE NEW

v BOOK, STATIONERY AND PAPER COM
MISSION HOUSE, Opposite IVarrick House, Main
Street. Lynchbnrg, Va. well selected stock in the
bove line.
The BOOKS are the latest editions, embracing School
Classical. Agricultural Miscellaneous, Blank ape
Books, &c. &c.
English, French and American Stationery.
PAPER-cap, letter, note, blue and white ruled, and
coloured and unruled and writing papers.
Paper Hangings House Paper, new and elegant
patterns.
Printers and Writing Inks, vnriety-cards, card
boards, with many other articles numerous to mem
ton. All ofwhich WILDE sold prices that cannot fail
to please. . C. MORSE,
" 22-ts Commission Merchant.
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IL HOSE AND FIRi4 INSURANCE COMPANY.
HOME INSrI rUTION.-This Company makes
assurances against loss damn &c by Fire. Dwelling
Houses Stores Tobacco and other Buildings
on Furniture, Goods, Wares and Merchandise gene
rally town and country. the most favorable
Also makes assurances the lives of all persons
oying good health and of sound constitutions cxcep
such engaged in work Rail Roads Canals and
other extraordinary employment, fo the whole duration
10 life. or for n limited period.
Slaves employed in ordinary occupation, not Rail
Rouds Cunals, or other extra public work,) will be
insured reasonable terms
DIRECTORS
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, President.
D. T. G. PETERS, Vice Prcst.
s. DIUGUID. Chief Engineer.
II. o. ScHooLrIELD, s. G. HURT,
"uos. o. AGREE. JAS. NJ COINS.
MARTIN HOLLINS, Treasurer.
NJ. w. DavESPoRT, Soey.
DR.. p. II. Gilmcr, Medical
DR.. VIM. Oiway Owen, Examiners
Iuly
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CHIEIS AND FEVERS.

Aguc Bilious Rcmittcnt and Nervous Feyers, Gene.
raj Weakness Wcariness in the Limbs. Chronic Deb-
ty Jaundice, Dyspepsia, &c, may he cured by STA
BLERS Circuit Ague and Ferer Specific.
.v' None genuine without the signature r. H. STA
BIER MD.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-08-05

No part Of the system is liable Diseases than
LIVER it serving hl,crer purify the blood, or
giving the proper secretion to the be that my
wrong action Of the Liver effects the other Important
parts Of the sy-em ind results varou.y afvcr Com
plant, Jaundicc, Dyspepsia. &c We should, there
fore. watch every sympt"intl might Indicate wrong
action Of the Liver These Pills being composed of
ROOTS and PLANTS furnished by nature henl tho
sick Namely, lst, An EXPECTORANr, which mug
ments the secretion from the Pulmonary mucus MEM
2na. An ALTERNATIVE, which changes in some inex-
pcuble and insensbe the certain morbid notion
of the system. 3rd. A TONIC. which gives tone and
strength to the nervous SYSTEM renewing health and
vigor to all parts of the body. ith. CATHARTlC.
which acts in perfect harmony with the other ngred
~,ts and operating the Bowels, aud cxpelling tho
whole Of corrupt and viriaed matter and purity.
ing the Blood heh DESTROYS case and restores health
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MEDICINES.


VNORMS! !-OlEUMC HENO- |
w PODH COMPOSITUM. A SAFE, Efficient and
narielihd VTmtxge.-TEsTIxoNIALs,O Of the highest
and mosi satisfactory character, of the safety and eff
cheney Of this unrivaed preparation daily furnished
but when published they rarely read fort err
giving them publici " believing that its inransc value
will prove its highest recommendation. Let the follow
ing .uif,e
practice very lively and recommend it verni
fuge Of extraoi binary value J.CLAHf, NJ. D.
Ilar1isonburg, Va"
The vcrmifuge is prepared upon strictly scientific
principles and Of the purcst ingredients all possessing
acknow lodged anthelmintic virtues. TRY III! and be
satisfied Of its virtues.
Prcdared and soll Wholesale and retail, by
o. G. STERLING 4 Co, Druggists,
Harrisonburg, Va.
Agents for the sale Of above matchess Fermuge
JOHN II. SEAY, Lynchburg VIM. NJ. jerks. Mariners
View; Edward Carter, New London; who hrvc only n
small supply on hand. llnly 29-4t
YER'S CHERRY PICTORIAL FOR
IA THE CURE OF COUGHS. COLDS. Hoarscnes'
Bronchitis, IVhoopmg Cough, Group Asthma and Coz
sumption.
OF all the numerous medicines extant. (and some Of
them valuabc for the pulmonary complaint moth
ing has been found which could compare in ills effects
with this preparation Others sometimes. but ut all
times and in all diseases f the lungs and throat where
medicine give relief this will dot Unpleasant TO
take and perfectly safe naccordancc with the directions
We do advertise for the information of those who
have tried il but those no have not Families TINT
known its value will be without it, and by its timely
use they from the dangerous consequences Of
coughs and colds, which neglected ripen into fatal
sumption
The Diploma ofthe Ma.saclu sctts Institute award
ed this PREPARATION by the Board Of Judges in Scpten-
Der Ia also the Medals of the three great Institutes
Art in this country; also the Diploma of the Ohio lnsti-
tue at Gin ,nnnt has been given to the Cherry Pecto-
ra by their Government in consideration Of its
dinary excellence and usefulness curing affections Of
| to Lungs and Throat.
Read the following opinion founded the long Pc
ricnce Of the eminent Physician of the Port md city Of
ST. JOINS, May 8. 1851.
Dr.J. C. Avcr-Fivc wears trial of your CHERRY
Pee TORAL in my practice. has proven what orcsaw
from its composition be true. that it elndicutes
and the cplds and coughs which We in this
ton, are peculiarly liable.
think its equal has yet been discovered, nor do
know how better remedy be made for the dstcn-
per, of the Throat and Lungs.
III BURTON, NJ. d., p. X. s.
See what it has done wasted constitution, not on
Is in the following cases but . thousand more.
SuDRuRr Jan Gath. 1851.
Dr. AVER: In the month of July last was attacked
by violent darrhoca in the mines of California. i re-
turned to San Francisco in hope of receiving benei,
from a Change OF climate md diet. My darrh9a cess-
al nd
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STABLER'S ALTERNATIVE

valuable remedy for Impurities II Tie Biood Erysi-
pelus, Boils Salt Rheum, Milk Crust. Rheumatism,
Bronchitis. Engarged Tonsils, Sore Throat, Dropsy,
Ulcers the legs, Swelled Glands, Deranged Liver,
Oppression Palpitaiion of the Heart letter, &c. &c.
Prepared by 4. II. STABLER, Alexandria. Vn.
All Of the above rauabie preparations, for sale by
II. STABLER & Co,
~ 1--3m Lynchbug Va.
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MEDICINES,
&SnO CnALLENGE!-V

ROVO concerns the health and hnppiness Ot =
people Is ut all times Of the valuable importance.
take tor granted that every person will do u in their
power To the lives Of their children and that every
person will cndeavor promote their health 1t Ill
sacrifices feel il to be my duty solemny assure
you that WORMS, according the opinions Of the moss
celebrated Phssiriai. the primary Of large
majority OF diseases TO which children and adults
nabie' II you have an appetite continually changcable
from one kind ofiood to anntlcr Bad Breath Pain in
the Stomach. Picking ut the Nose, Hardness. and Full
ness OF the Belly Dry Cough Slow Fever Pulse lrreg-
uar-remem''er that n these denote WORMS. ind you
should at oncca apply the rcm-ds:-IH Ohc msack's
worm Syrup--an article founded upon Scientific
rnnripes' compounded With purely vegetable substan-
ces being perfectly safe when taken and can be- given
To the most tender Infant it'll decided benz fcal effect
where BoWes Complaint and Dia,Aaa have made them
weak and dcbiia'ed The Tonic properties my Worm
Syrup such. TINT il stands without equal in tho
catalogue ut medicines. in giving and strength to
the St"maeh, which makes it nm inaliibe remedy for
those n,,,ir ca with Dgregn' Tho astonishing cares
the best evidence c superior efficacy over all others.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

y G. BURKHOLDER, General Ar.
H. Chitect-Ofers his services all who
wanting PLANS FOR HOUSES, GREEN HOUSES,
and GARDENS. All orders will be filed in haste and
warranted give perfect satisfaction pay will be
demanded OF expected.
~ His Office is the First Alley between 81 ain and
Church Streets, opposite the Virgnian Office.
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BOOKS FOR PLANTERS, FARM
- Frs, &C.
The American Farm Book by R. L. Allen.
American Poultry Yard, by D. J. Browne
The Diseases of Domestic Animals, R. L. Allen.
American Bee Keepers Manual, by T. R. Miner,
Family Kitchen Gardener, by Robert Buist,
Elements of Agricultural Chemistry and Geology,
Youatt on the Horse. edited by w. c. Spooner,
Yountt Sheep,
Johnston's Agricultural Chemistry, new edition,
Stephens Book of the Farm-rcally one of the bes
books for a Farmer to possess.
Southern Agriculture. comprising Essays on the cul
t:vation Of Corn, Hemp, Tobacco. Wheat &C.,
The American Muck Book, by J. D. Browne,
Chemistry made easy for the use Of Farmers, bv J
Topham, NJ. A. (Paper.)
Elements of Agriculture, BY L. Bentz. (Paper)
TESTS OF the Farm with instructions for their ex.ir
patton, by II. d. Rchardson-bound in paper
Just received and for sale (cheap) by
C. MORSE Comm n Mercht.
jye6-ts Opposite Warwick House, Main ST.