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stare iresd Of IN front Of ". aad k@I - &c cn di'
The most Of q performance. -,
pf corrse did understand w1r TIA. VIZ st'l -.
~ th. rre: bat completely a1i,E'd = re ~ itl
ceuce 81 III n dresser wc al ~ sik or -.ihi n
covered with the most beautiful snd costly ctanrof~Iy -
cotur,ny in the United Sia.es ~ al ve VAN IT, Ia
tie s ndo OF wardrobe. Indeed hsd ir ned n, "a
cepiion previously the Immense labor and Exp
n.,Sed ~ China uron such fabrics tn - TIE er1cri-
wrought into the bou.inl tu-es repre- en'ini
liids towers, lesves, &C., m endless variety shu "a -
h,iss, and most astef lv blended cOo-s The men ~
the mot reit wore OF TIER heads 81 Of nelr o.
unique shape and beautifully wroush' "a'lst l-
b.d ,rrflsiou OF brilliant ms ero1t tie neal WIN
the har done MP IN the most nznl1r style aey a! wore
immense tronsers Of silk or satin and VIZ ol1 oos
,ohss ea,tira below the knee, and having eno.f lss
srse sleeves Their shoes had wooden soles aoont two
inches trick and turned ~ he toe lac pay APT
ecr.s,.d of nsing if tina: can b. termed singing whcn -
,ouethirr between screech wal, and negro melody
srg in the mos drawing nasal tone They appear - hV-
b one time and that with scarcely one OF the elesns OF
rn.c Their voices have l;tle compass, Cld u -
rosbe 10 conceive OF harsh and grating squads
,tsst
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Isssod from hs United States Patent Office for The seet
ending December -, 1852
lcare.ub prepared for The Tribune
Daniel S. Bayles, of Brooklyn n. Y, for I'm.
proved Pauel for Yards Of Vessels Dated Dec 20 1852
NJ A. Bertolet L. Kirk aud A. M. De Hart. OF Reading,
"a Tor improvements in the Method of Obtaining Gold
etc, by Arialgamaton Dated Dec 20, 1852.
samuel Carrby, Of Ecotts Mills Nd, for Improvement
IN Winnowing Machines Dated Dec %, 1852.
George Denre Pascal Nicolas Felix Lopez, of Mar
Illuminating Gas Dated Dec. 20, 1852 Patented in France
Sept. a. 1851
Ehhu 4 Warren w butcher, of North Bennington. Vt
for Improvement in Temples for Icons Dated Dec. 81
1852
John faruum of Andover, Mass. asgnor to himself
Jacob jenkins Charles Is Clark OF place, for In.
provemen, IN Cutting Paper Dated Dec. %, 1852.
Pierre Saulner, OF NewYork n. " assgnor 10 John T.
Bueu OF came place, for Improved Mode OF Mounting the
Cutters OF Machines for Flaming Metals Dated Dec
IS, 1852.
Royal T.. House. Of New-York ~ " for Improvement,
N Magnetic Printing Telegraph Dated Dec. % 1875,
Edward Faye OF Albany, n ". for Machinery for Head
ing Rolts, etc. Dated Dec. -, 1859.
VIM, Tucker, OF Blackstone Mas, for Improvement ia
Shuttles for Looms. Dated Dec. 2s, 1882.
VIM. T.. Ward, of PoItchsster, N. Y, for Inn owed
Method Of Heading Screw Blanks Rivets, etc. Dated
Henry Waterman, Of Wilham.bursh n " for Improved
Safety Apparatus for Steam Boilers Dated Dec 20 8j2
John \. Ninslow John Snyder, of Troy, n. \ for
Machinery for Making Railroad Csairs. Dated Dec "a i252
VIM. Ismall, Of Newark Ohio for Improvement 10
Dsguerrcctyping. Dated Dee IS, 1852
DESIGN.
Robert T. Dietz, Of New.York, n Y, for De. ga fos
Girsrdoe. Dated Dee. IS, 1872
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Personal PRragrHnb..

70 Mr. d. Brown Of Laclede County, No,
smuie in the Deaf and Dumb Asylum a, Fulton aged IS
years has learned the alphabet in eight hours wacs
we are informed by Professor Kerr for the spacs OF
is unusually short
Ia McCarty, editor of the Pdducah Journal!
sWhis psper announces his unalerabe desrnli nation
not TO accept office under the Pierce Administration
To Judge Stanley Mathews, one of the
Common Pleas judges OF Hamilton Co. Ohio has RESIGNED
his emee The assigned is that the salary will net
support he family and educate his children This i. N,
second resignation in that county for tho same reason
W We are glad to learn that Professor c.
Goodfeh otNew Haven, Conn., is fast recovering his
that his phyrcan supposed almost impossible for him to
~ Gen Thomas Guycr, of Norwalk, Conn.
has been appointed BY The Governor, MsjorGeaera in
place OF Gen. king, deceased.
~ {. l.. Sholes, one Of the Editors of the
kosesk Telegraph is the eldest Editor nov gagged in tie
profession in Wisconsin.
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- Hon. Elijah Spencer, distinguished CO.
i,,n of Ystcs County. died few days s,nce ne Wa
rneubr OF the Convention which adopted te prefon
Constfuton end wss highly esteemed. lie was AeoH' -
years OF
~ The editors at Lafayette, Ind, have n,d
t,,,, GeLt The Journal made the attack ami lac
Coz i>r man retr' atea -,
IL Rhode Island is the only one OF me ,, OH
titeou States that has never enJyed the n'"o' 0
lie, appointment IN
10 Three or four men were recently Killed
in Cairo. Illinois in drunken irsys Quite an amount OIL
crime tor 20 email pace.
10 A daily paper is to be issued from the
office Of TAe yocoM Corafy Journal at RoNou'y' Mas 90
the lei proS. .
~ The WinchsndOn Mirror, published at
wincherdor, Mass, ste be Discontinued
fy The Legislature OF Maryland meets on
the first W, dne siay OF January
,zy Mr.. George w Addison, editor OF Tie
OreIoasas tai Gazette, died few days aso
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ioi0wipgs cut from the letters of j. w Crockett nov
IN ,snioInis' 10 me ~ Louis latepigeaecr:
one OF The most curious exhibition. eyer ~
Ss,sae nsloaiians hes beeu going in this CITY (Saa
1sneisccl 'or sweek or two past About snc,
mere arrived here Chness theatrical troupe eonss N NJ
male ana female and embracing as learn soms
OF ne hss esrguished OF the Celestial histro-c 49,
neee y sad that several Of them sre 10 The cS,nss
whst hemoe and Gariek and Sdeo rs aye or rs.ber e
ors Some days ago twas anuoaced sha the,
ter and confess eita very rres, =, ia aeH-
sue sanienors were conducted in Chns-s conpt-v %
WIN nc now Know 50 htfle but are de.t mel vsr - =,
ow srtat deal more. was present tr Their 2 80 20
80, s.n would endeasor TO describe n If were No, 80,
ths' Is utterly impossible to convey anv -
ss ., " beore The esrian rased We we're fxare
Win music rom the Chinese ORCHESTRA iftbs, can i
muse wheh was combination Of the mos. unesI1
sounes ,nsl eNer saned mortal csnnot d-scrb. ths
Instruments uon wh'ch these sounds procee3eA cr.ss
that one Of these was an immense gong Will sevs -
eis were very dnnnasve one-sfnsed ddles Of n--,;;
shape They had also pair OF eymbals And i.,ra 49,
stone, elevated above the floor frame WORK ar5 a.
which they beat iirne with couple Of sticks Al,,refh,
the noise was shout such would DC prodaccd by DOZEN
TIN pans Of different Sxes hslfdozen cracked fiddle.
steamboat bell the fling Of saw, and the s1uallinr of
cat The musicians placed the after part OF the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-31
The New Steamboat Wheel.
We published some time since a para,

WepubIlshed some time since paragraph
in relation 10 an improvement in the paddle wheels of
steamboats,, invented by Capt, w. A. Barry, OF Mich
gan. TAs DefrOn advertiser brings Us an accoua, of
the trial Of the invention
Tie wheel which be has invented Is formed in all its
pats exactly Ike the paddlewheels OF steamboat
with the exception Of the paddles or buckets In the
common paddle wheel the paddle or bucket Is q solid
.long board fastened firmly across the two parallel
AIMS In this new wheel paddle or bucket IL siSci
10 each armt strong hinge in the inside corner OF the
am the two paddle wheels being equivalent TO one
,on,.non one TIE paddle self Is obiong piece of
wood shsped like wedge and hung in the arm, 50
ma, tie heavy end IL between the arms and the lgat
md Is on,sde But the ghtest division Of the paddle
wheel has the most surface and is upon this fact the
,6hfy OF the invention depends.
For instance, the wheel revolyes, the paddle wheel
sshes the water but II 70 hung on the arm al Ger
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UNLuo9y MARRIAGE-Mrs. FARSHAM, the

UNLUCKT MARRIA6E.-Mrs. FARNHAM, the
former Mairon of Sing Sing Prison. have had
bad luck in her second marriage in California if
may Judge by tho following paragraph from The san
h rseiseo Herald of Nov 81:
C.>.NUBIsL FRLIcrTY.--Mrs. Fitzpatrick formerly
Mrs Fsrnhsn) charged her husband before the Record.
or this morning, with attempting her life II appear.
her husband absed her yesterday at the house n which
they are boarding. on BUSIEST, near Montgomery, and
struck her in the face causing bleeding from the nose
While in the kitchen attempting 20 stsunch the bleed
ing, her husband came and presented pistol at her
head and pulled the trigger the cap however only
pcding. lie was bound over by the the Recorder in
the sum of 50 GOO to keep the peace for six months and
for bis appearance before his Honor TO day. when he
viii receive The decision Of the Recorder
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rzss The Washington correspondent of Tt,

Asktabvla Ohio Sentinel under date Of the 10th inst
writes that while Mr.. Giddings the floor on the
18th, showing that the only interest of these United
States protected by prohibtory laws is the slarc
breeding interests Of this District and the Northern slave
States there sale of people going upon the
Pcnnsylvaniaav in sight of the Capitol. young man
of Is bid off at $500 and girl OF 10 struck of at
$500 Who shall cay the slave trade not abolished
here by the law of 1850 This morning old gentle
called me in great agony Of soul. His daughter
of II cold to a slavedcaer and confined in the slave
pen $1,000 was demanded by the savage who had her
in possession He had raised some $500
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MrssrssIrpi-The Wings of Kemper 20. re

Gently held meeting for the Reorganization OF their
party at which it resolved
Rrsoired That we recommend the Wings Of Mssis-
sppi 70 vote candidate for the State Legislature un
less he pledges himself to vote for firm and undouoted
Whg for United States Senatorone who has never beel
reduced from his principles by the hope of Office or terrified
from the advocacy Of them by defeat -,
Rosoirtd, That recommend that Convention OF me
Wigs of Mississippi be held Jackson on the I'd Monday
in June next for the purpose Of nominating wing ospa,
data for Governor Secretary of State Auditor OF Pubic
Accounts State Treasurer and Of recommending suitable
person to be voted by the Wings of the Legislature for
ted Stat Seua
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ANU,EMESTs-The tendency of the town is
to enjoy itself pours in human torrents to all place,
of amusement even to the rooms of the Common
Council. Everywhere is full--jammed packed Op
era, spectacle ballet, comedy farce, mnstresy magic
panorama, fat oxen, and rebelous Aldermen all draw
caravans of admirers. Let us be gay" is the uni.
versal chorus, and the realization is an entity
Tie triumph of the Opera at the BROADWAY THEA
TER is the leading curiosity of the day Mad Alboni
has given us three representations of Cinderella
and notices the fourth for night Each repetition has
added new admirers to the audience new laurels to the
lair singer and new thanks to the management Last
nights house was emphatic endorsement of all we
have sad. The ballet aternates with the opera TO
the delight of many who remain therefor.
At BURroNs /" Paris and London" seems to offer tho
attractions Of both those capitals IL ess. for the grat
cation Of requenters there The tenth time 10 ni.ht
itisdone byPlacide and Burton etals Tie Thousand
MiDers' are still wanted to laugh at, by tde public
and are to appear to night.
NBLos, the strength of the wild hor.e of Tartary
will again be proved by drawing fifteen HI, ndred pc ,pe
to witness the personhcation of Byrons noble poem
"Mazeppa." Its endowments Of magnificent scenery,
startling effects, and wonderful ct ceterss keep expec-
tation more than awake
Money Is offered to the world at WALLAcKs, and
WILL beyond dubitancy, rs money failed to do,
attract hosts This Bull weran comedy portrayed in
unexceptionabe detail at this th.ater "Mysteriou.
Rappings' may also be heard, on the same boaris,
same night in which, and Money" Blake, Lester.
Broushsm, Walcot, Hale Mason, Laura Kecae. &c.
have participation.
BARNuAs Museum offers as usual aud the pubc
will see and enjoy for itself
WooD's MINsTAELs open a new and very black
budget Of Ethiopian fun, wherest many will laugh OBJ.
stToperoufly
HELLER resusctates the diablere of an age of witch
craft, hygone. His tricks would deceive Cotton M.
Their.
by BANvARD the hills and wales of Palestine are put
before Us, in the light Of halfreaty His panoram,
s study worth studying
BLYAN's Galley, with ito rare works Of di.tia-
suisEed artiss Offers instruction aud enoymentto ap
preciators faIt.
For other old and new novelties and places to so to-
see first page Of this paper.
TIE BROADWAY THEATER-.Nadame A.
t0si and lie Operd.-It certainly marks in as grea.
degree any other achievement to be able to quote
the most eminent vocal artists Of Europe among the
names which illustrate dramatic stage Except the
premature nJparton of Mahbran, for many years our
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r. The Southern Christian Allocate co,

tains report from the ANDREW Mission, in Aabam,
from which the following is an extract:
1--WE have 10 appointments, and number Ill shu -ch
members catechize 26 have baptized about 80; preach
TO about 500 souls who would not be under any
superintendent it not for this mission Ours is
strictly plantation preaching; that Is labor plan
taons In houses set apart for that purpose 1t is the in
the coming year suitably fitted for their slaves Some
are making suitable arrangements in the best cabins,
where they ard their servants meet and worship God
One gcntleman-a non professor-says: Sir am well
pleased With the progress of my servants deter.
mined to make life time business OF this natter"
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Belfast Maine. ........... Charles Giles, Postmaster
Esstport Maine. Winsow Bates, Postmaster.
Charlottesville, Va...... Wyman Wayt, Postmaster.
Georgetown, g. C........W VIM. McNulty, Postmis ter.
Rene, Ga. .Thos. Perry, Postmaster.
Austen Texas Benjamin Johnson Postmaster
Sanantoueo, Texas ..... John Bowen, Postmaster.
Janesvie, Wisconsin. Samuel H. Alden, Postmaster.
East Boston. Mass. Geo ii. Plunmer Postmaster
New. Britain, Conn. Fred. Knapp Postmaster.
Kingston, New-York. VIM. III. Ronieyn, Postmaster
Lyons, kew-York. ...... VIM. n. Cole, Postmaster
Palmyra New York .Thos. Ninde, Postmaster.
West Point, NewYork. Mrs. Mary Berad, Posmistress
Leroy, New York. John II. Stanley, Postmaster.
Columbia Pa. Clifford g Claiborne, Postmaster.
Mauietta. Ohio. Fred. A. Wheeler Postmaster
Piqua, Ohio Henry c. Lsndf Postmaster
Jackson Mich james A. Dyer. Postmaster
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Post.Ofilce Changes.

The following is list Of the Post Offices
that have become subject to Presidential appointment
within the last fscal vear
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Isesod from hs United Safes Patent Office for The sset
ending December -, 1852
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CITY ITEMS.

RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER IT
Delafcuy's, formerly Lynch 4 CiarHs) 2,l Walss
1852. IAN. Noon. SPIN SPIN
Dec. 3l...............3i 43 90 AZ
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The MADnf-A number of our citizens
have suggested the propriety Of converting public
meeting to be held at Metropolitan Hall on Friday
evening, January T. for the purpose of expressing the
sympathy Of the Christian community, and of the
friends OF religious liberty with the MadisP family
and others, Imprisoned in the Grand Duchy of Tuscany
for possessing and reading the Holy Scriptures and
consider what measures may properly be taken for the
relief Of their present suengs. and for their release
from imprisonment"
AUsTRALn.-The ship Glance, which sailed
Wednesday for Australia, carried out the largest
cargo of any ship dispatched from this port besides
about - passengers.
ARTISTS SALE or PicTUREs.-A sale took
place yesterday, at the Gallery OF the late Art Union
pictures at auction. 1t called the Artists Sale,
and was conducted by J. Austen, Jr. 1t had con-
neeiion with the Art Union the pictures being placed
there Tor sale by Artists The attendance was not
large, and tie pictures were Knocked down at low
prces generally Quite a lengthy catalogue dis
posed of rapidly Gnd the sale closed
CRUMBS FROM THE TEA TABLE.-In the
Board of Aldermen, last night, Q communication
read from the Counsel for the Corporation eating that
the right Of the Common Council to lie. the ferries of
New York had been sustained by the decision of Judge
Roosevelt who granted perpetual injunction against
the Commissioners created by the act of Legislature Of
IS setting or letting the ferries of NewYork and hst
he would have sent the decision Of the Judge full but
that It was not yet written out lie also stated that
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-22
AYERS CME sWYPECTORAL-ri oa

Ihh W tE nF cpDGiS. Coi.DS Hoa'srncs.,
hT'"ht''' Ha'o! though, Croaj', i'kRa and Con
AH~P'''"
Ut all the numerous medicine. cxtanr. (and some nf
them vaiut'c) for the of pulmonary not-
nc has been found which could compare ia it, Elects
with this pr,parton Other. cure .onetitnrs but nj all
times and ii all disease. f hc hung. and throat where
medicine give relief ,hi. will do H. Ia /. pleasant Il,
takr. anil perfectly nee with
We u, advertise for tn, information u( these wtu
have tried il but those who have not Fnm;Ii. hut have
kuo it, value will sol be withnut /, and ry IL. timely
use are secure from the DIN nces az
ralh> colds which elected rrcn into fatal con-
snnpti,n
Th Diploma ofhe Mn-sa .ct,s Institute we awnrl-
cd this PREPARATION w the Bri ID, Judges In S,ptcr-
Der si7; also tl. Achs of the ,lro, srrt Ia.u,e.
Ant in th- country; also the Diploma ii the Ohio i,.-
iuir at C .inna has be.sg;vsn ", the berry pec,.-
raj bv th"r overnrn, IL con.i, ration ., IL cxrs-r-
dinsry eve ,cace aud ucfunr,s in curing affection, OF
t., I.un.- and Throat
R.a the 10 ,wisy opinion iun L. on til. long cxp.-
rencs ii, the eminent Phy.ican Of the Port and ciry Of
ST. Josx4 Nav g. 1851
Dr.J. G.. Avrr-Fiyr years trisl .fv,mr CHERRY
PECTORI Az in my practice ha- proven what iorea,w
fro ia composition. hc tr,ir. that il rrndca,cs
and the ID. and coughs To- which wc in this
tin ,re peculisrly Liable.
think it, equal has NOT VI been discovered nor do
know DO ,er, rene Nv can b, ma ic for o i,tein
per, Of IA, Tut.,at npA l.nfg4.
i J Bur rON NJ D. + rs.
See wh, il has ,tc on a wasted constitution not nn-
" ia the f,ll,wiAs cnscs hut n thnn, aud more.
SrpuruY. Jan2;b ISL
Dn Ayr: In the month of July la, tsna etrarkcl
by violent d.nrrlra IN the mine. of CaiiG,rns re-
turned to Sur Frarrisro in hove Of rcce,i,r hrrih tit
from a OF climate mud diet Ny diprrhrr
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DIR HOUGHTON'S

phia, Pa. This is truly wonderful remedy for h.di-
gesicn Dy.epsio. Jon.d'c' iirvr ComTir,. Co.s po-
ZION and De5iiay curing after Natures thnd y
Nature's "wn A,eut the GASTRIC JUICE.
sg H'ifa tcasPoonfnl Of repsin. infused in wster
will dises, or dissolve rr ponnas Of Roas Bi in a.op;
t,ro hosrs out of the stomach.
Pep-n il the chief element Great Dgc.,ing rrin-
cipc of the Gastric ucc-the Solveit al The fo.d ih
Purifying Preserving. and Stimulating Agent " ID,
Stomach and lnestincs. 1t is extracted IRON the Vi
ge,ive Stomach Of the OK TINS forming nriiirnl hi
gcstive Fluid precisely like the Ga>,tirIu IN
its Chemical powers, and furnishing a complete. and
perfect substitute for it, By the aid Of This preparation
the pains and evils Of scstion and by .pcp
moved, just they wouldbe by healthy stomach. 1t
is doing wonders for Dy>percs, curing cn-cs Of De-
bify. Emaciution. Nervous DECLINE mud Dyspcpiic
consumption supposed be the verge OF the grnvr
The Scientific evidence Pon which it is based is in tn,
highest degree curious mud remarkable:
SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE.
Baron Liebig in his celebrated work Anmn Chem
istry, says IAN Artificial Digestive Fluid analag.u.
to the Gastric Juice may be readily prepared the
mucous membrane Of the stomach of the Tx, in which
various articles of food. and eggs will be the
tened. changed and digested just in the mahch
| as they would be in the human stomach"
DR.. Conhe. in his valuable writings the Phy .ol-
ogy Of Digestion observes thut ,iunu,ion 81 the
iie quantity Of the CASTLE Juice is prominent and
prevailing cause Of Dy-repsin; and he thai ~
distinguished professor OF mrdicne in London, VIM
severely afflicted with this main, finding ever thing
else to fail had the Gastric Juice. ohninri
from the st"nnchs of living animals which P'ored rom
| p,ete'y sucees.fui'
| DIR. Graham, author Of the frmous works on We.
se,ahlr Diet. says: 1T is remarkable fact in hy >io-
sy that the stnmnch~ 1t animals. marcrtrd in
imPnr' 10 the fluid the property of Disabling various
articles ct food md Of racriins kind of nifcal di-
ses'cn of them in wise di'Trcn from the nu,urn di.
| gestive process
Gallon thr Agent and get descriptive circular graft
-. giving large amount "t scientific evidence" similar
10 the above. t'gctncf with reports If remarkable
i'oin all paris OF tie t'ited States.
A. by pepsin Crrrr,
DIR. Hnugltn's-F EfSl has rr, Nucrd Tie
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From the Southern Planter
TOD0ccO-AnSwerto COrresDonaemt s.

Subscriber" from Gordonsvillo desires to know .f
would do to fake crop Of from land hieh
brought tobacco the proceeding year. and "a soon as the
oe are gotten oto plough up the stubbe put in crcp
Oh ouekwheat and turn it UNDER soon as it attained
aen growth, to serve monurins for a crop of to-
o.ceo the succeeding sPrng or il would be better TO
'ur" 'ne oats under and let the buck wheat alone"
As.o the ouck-whest We cannot sav much having M
experience with the crop; but we should not recon-
mend Its use this way. in any other .. green
ing crop where clover win grow as We presume. |, VIII
al about eiordonsviie and Orange c. H. A.fsras~c
could venture to advise when We are entirely |
the quality Of the land and the rotation pursued We
we would say that the better plan in our judgment,
would be 70 the crop, then stubbe up" the lot
Tor rye or wheat be followed with clover and toks
es piece eiaad tobacco be manurcd with the or.
dnsEy manures Of the farmer, with guano ploughcd
IN IN the fall fsny buckwhest il to be used as ma
sSss Tor tobacco let i b another piece OF land
:tter crop does not bear repetition WELL except on
vsfy rich lands and if it did il would be bad farming
rsaPn The Improvement of the land il one Of the
oet valuable features Of the tobacco crop when well
managed and the first object after getting ths crop OF
D. to 81 ths land that produced we'll taken in
clover In this instance would have been better farm
rs . nav: seeded clover ~ish the presen. crop % oss,
- mess hgaly Improved estates in Albeu:r3s AZ,
eess nas.sSd this way - = t.
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MrDIcIuEs.
NOW IS THE TIME 70 TRY

NOW - THE TIME 80 TRY IT.
IN Tile subscriber ia now prepared to furnish hi.
"ANTLCHOLERA MIXTURE in any quantity; iha
article hs hcen in for the st yrn,s md Is be
leved e remedy he hsdinr Borc' Complaints.
Dia,vlosa CAoiera Moybns, Dy~nte,y, Cholera FIN
fxs and all acii"n- nf the Stomach and Bowels IL j.
not u, a unplensnnt tohr, and may be given chill
drcn with ierfc, immunity. As this i the season OF the
year when suc di~.a-'s most prevalent, you would
do well to Gull and get bottle. If mkcn in time wa
ways relieve. For =.ic by
Jun. 2,-,s JOHN II. SEAY. Druggist,