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HlGHC AND ACADEMY.
CLASSICAL AND MATREMA TICAL
SCHOOL.


'yNHE next session of this institution will COM
= mence OH the Isl OF September next, and
continue until the last oil June, embracing a
period of ten months, under TIE care and super
vision of Jacob ]. Hill, Esq
Mr.. Hill has had an experience Of several
years in conducting Classical and Mathematical
Schools, and has had The superin,endence ri this
Academy during the iast session OF len months,
and from his s.u.iious habits and close applica-
ton, has given entire satisfaction which has
been eyincea by the liberal patronage extended
by the public.
This Academy has been in successful opera
iion for the last three years, and is, what i,
was designed, a school preparatory Tor College,
Few places III West Virginia have such local
advantages as Monterey, for Classical and
Mathematical School-beins entirely free from
the blishtng and demoraiiZing influences thai
are unfortunately thrown around the student in
larger towns.
1t is situated In beautiful section OF the
State, on the dividing ridge between the James
and Potomac kivers-wilh climate remarka-
bly, pure and healthy, and surrounded with a
population, that viii compare iavorably with
other sections of the State, in point OF inteili-
gence, virtue aud morality.
Parents would consul, their own interest and
that Of their children by selecting such situa-
ton for their education. Good boarding can be
obtained for $6 or IS per month.
For further particulars apply 10 the Principal
at Monterey, Highland County, Va.
REFERENCES.
MONTEREY, VA. Stephenson. Esq, J. ?.
Sluckler, Esq, w. w. Fleming, Esq, Geo, N.
Kenney, NJ D.
FRANKLIN, vA.--CcI J B Mooman, A s Nor
ment Esq.
LEXINGTON. VA.-Rev W White, Faculty
of Washington College.
WARM SPRINGS, VA,-Wm II Terrill, Esq,
S A Porter, Esq.
A. SEYBERT, Chau Board of Trustees.
Monterey, Highland CO., Va, July 10, 1854.
US. y NJ. copy till isl September.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-08-07
Eight Beautiful Lions,

Fresh from their native Forests.
A MONSTER WHITE OR POLAR BEAR
of prodgious size and ferocity.
A MAGNIFICENT ROYAL TIGER,-the
largest one ever captured alive.
A PAIROF YOUNG LIONS, only six months
cid.
BRAZILIAN TIGERS, BLACK AND POO
NAH BEARS. HYENAS, Sc, Sc.
The DROVE OF ELEPHANTS were cap
,ured in the Junglps OF Central Ceylon, by
Messrs s. B..JUNE and GEo. NUrrER, assisted
by $50 Natives after pursuit OF three months
and four days in the Juugles. They were final
ly en,rapped and secured in an Indian KIaal or
Trap of enormous dimensions and prodigious
strength, where they were subdued.
II. II. BARNUM
Proprietor of the American Museum, New
York, has the honor TO announce, that encour-
aged by the brilliant success which has attended
all his various efforts for the amusement OF the
public, he has been led to form the project Of
organizing vast travelling
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-08-07
Slaunlon, July r, lo54.
Augusta Female Seminary.

dUSustd TC111"iO se11!iHot
TIME duties of this Institution will be resnm-
ed on the LIST of September, under the same
teachers as last year. Parents are requested TO
have The pupils here puuclually, that the studies
of The classes may proceed without interruption
from the first Monday.
The Primary Department has been discon.in.
ued, and no pupils will be received, excep, such
as are prepared to commence Gramlner and
Geography.
Apply for circulars to
WIN. Is. BROWNE, Principal
July 81, IS51.-Gt.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

rl,HE undersigned having purchased me
Store House and Lot, aud also The entire
Stock Of Goods Of the late firm OF John c. Kyle &
Bro, is prepared and determined to sell goods
upon as accommodating terms as eau be pur-
chased anywhere in the place.
He hopes the public will call and Judge Tor
themselves. geo bAfLOh'
July 81, 1854
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-08-07
General Tom Thumb.

is attached TO this Exhibition, and will appear
in all his performances, as given before the
principal crowned heads of Europe, including
Songs, Dances, Grecan Statues, and his admir-
ed PRESENTATIONS Of Napoleon and Frederick
the Great. The little General is t,centy saro
years OF age, weighs only fifteen POUNDS,
aud is but twenty eight inches high. Also en-,
gagged
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-08-07
HUMAN NATURE.

TT is natural fer man o provide fer the infer
h esls of the body--bolh inwardly and out
wardly. The inward wants can best be sup
piled at Bixby's Eating House, opposite Union
Hall, where will always be found plenty to eat
and drink, and at all hours Of the day and eve
ming. BlXBY.
July "a, 1854.
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MORTIsING MACHINES.

G0uLD's Celebrated Morlisiag Machines
~ with which one person eau do the work Of
six, on hand and for sale, il is the best invest.
ment Carpenter can II AXE.
lane 10, 1854 GEO L PRICE
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-08-07

THE SANDWICH lsLANDs.--The Boston
Courier says private letter from an in
telligent source at the Islands, dated Hon
olulu, May IA, 1854, received in that
city, thus speaks Of thr annexation pro-
jeet.
"Thc legislature is now IN session, and
the subject Of annexation will be brought
UP for action, but it is my opinion, that
they will do nothing about it this year.
The natives are discussing the subject, and
wish for time to consider it. The British
and French Ccnsuls are doing all they
can to prevent such contamination. A
newspaper has been established here,
whieh is published in the native tongue,
and Is edited by ar American, dev oted to
explaining the subject. 1t has a large
circulation, and is doing more to effect an
.aexation than anything yet adopted"
Flour BARRELs. the price current
Of the United States Economist we find
the following item concerning the -four
"srrels Of the country Millers Of Virginia
:. ,rarth Carolina. 1t is q matter " hich
ena - attention
a '.asa t. the. "eard much complaint during
Nv. haven nd Winter, OF the bad
the past Spring a. the Flour coming
condition Of .much OF Virginia. The
..... North Carolina aud zee 10 the
barrels MANI OF them are d'sg'" per
market. as difference OF 20 ooo'
hhl !. claimed by the purchaser IN con-
SEQUENCE of tile bad packages or paI TEE,
as thew are called, and claims ,or 9 ns shs
weight are almost invariable in s"'e y, ware arr;
country brands. If heavier slaves Wv" yc
used, and every Dbl. was head lined, -
should hear less complaint Of short weight.
and the bill of cooperage would sing
smell" We have alluded to this subject
NOW with the hope that some improve.
.ment can be made. as Nav Flour Is ABOUT
coming into market"
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-08-07

a FEW copies OF ALONE Just received
ca by 5. II. CeLEMAN.
AT, 1851.
n. ARTHUR, DENTIST. is now alb.
Il. "a. f, ~ taunton, bu. will return in two
or three weeks
Aug. I, 1854.
wwARpER'S, GRAHAM'S Il "o1Ei
II Magazines for Angus, Just recover h. ~
Aug. 7, ls5l-S s M. copy
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-08-07
QUEENSWARE.

- CAST now style aasensware, viz: White >
~ Stone Sugars, Covered Pitchers Nappers.
Soup Tureins Covered Dishes, Handsome rrch-
ems, Set's Tea Ware, Frnii Plates, and many
other Goods III this line, making GU, asset
compiots aud Al The eAeapes, rales
WHITE & PATTON
July 10, isaa Spec. please vopy
o. Wanted to know Tie velocity Of
running account
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-08-07
NOTICE.

THE Citizens along the line Of the Central
Railroad are hereby informed that the Com
pany is not bound, and i'll under no circum-
stances, pay for Stock running at large upon the
commons killed by III, Engine.
f. FoNThINE,
P. c. R. L. co
July 81; ls54.-3,s.
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HARDWARE AT WHOLESALE.

IIAItD w AWE Al W I1OLESALE
- ENG DESTROYS of still further extending my
- business, have determined to offer addi-
tional Inducements to purchasers, both in prices
and assortment. am now making large addi-
tons to my stock, and will be in weekly receipt
Of goods throughout the season, and having
perfected my arrangements for my supply of
English and. American Hardware upon The mos,
favorable terms, have no hesitation in assur.
irg those in want, tina, can and ,eM sell upon
terms as favorable as can be had in this or any
other market.
Particular attention will be given to all kinds
of Mechanics Tools, Building Materials, Glass,
NC Purchasers are requested to call and exam
ins., to satisfy themselves telme laying in their
supply. GEO. L, PRICE.
July 81, 1854.
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Notice.

nEAElNS& MERRITT baye,heir sccoun,s
Ssay made oil npto he Isl of July, 1851, and
respectfully ask THAI those knowing themselves
Indebted NH eone forward and settle irnrne
diately.
July II, 1854
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-08-07
Tho Markets.

In Richmond at last dates, there was a
sale of 1900 barrels of new flour from Ro-
anoke, at 80. Shippers are not willing to
give more than $3.50. Oats, sales of new,
at 80 cents. Old, G55. Rye, So cents, i'll
demand. Wheat, at S1.50a1.75, witt! a
decline in market. The last accounts from
Europe had unsettled the prices. Beef
Cattle: S3.50a4 90. Hog, dull, at So, nett.
Sheep S250a3.00, far ordinary size 49,
Lambs bring $2,a30o.
In Baltimore, tile flour inraket was dull.
Holders were asking SO, at which the
last sales were made. The report do.s
not mention new flour. Wheat at sI6o
Afro pei bushel. Oats, 35a3S cents.
Central Savings Bank.
Inns institution has declared dividend,
b per cent TO be paid to tbe stock holders
fund. 81 " '''e 'o'''iAs'"'
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-08-07
Public Sale.

July slsi, 1894.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-08-07
PUBLIC SALE AT WEST
VIEW:

Y WILL sell, on the s5,h day OF Argus. teSt,
= all of my personal property, consisting Of
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
head OF horses land two year old colts; 4milch
COWS, and a small lot of young cattle; II head
5 sows and SO pigs. Also, ono plantation wa,
gon harrows, plows, and all my farming uten-
sils-among which will be found IL frst.rae
whea, Fan, and a corn shelter. will sal at,
the same time 200 bushels OF new wheat about
so bushels of Rye about 400 bushels of oats
2 bushels Of clover seed, and quantity of hay,
There will be various other articles soll which
it is not necessary now TO mention.
TERMS.--For all sums over five dollars, a
credit Of ~ mouths will be given, the purchaser
giving bond and good securily--the bonds to
bear interest after six months. For all sums
under five dollars, the cash will be required.
THOMAS TEAFoRp.
July q, S5i.--ids,-Spect'r copy.
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A Team Of Eight Elephants
will draw the grea, Car OF Juseernaut.
A Baby Elephant.

A Baby Elephant,
Only one gear old, and but 8 1-2 feet high, will
carry upon his back around the interior Of the
immense Pavilion, the Lilliputian GENERAL
TOM THUMB. The Magnificent Cortage
comprises lao Horses and loo men. The Pa.
vilion of Exhibition has been enlarged until il
is capable of accommodating 5000 spectators
at once. The collection Of living Wild Ami
mails includes the mos, splendid specimens ever
exhibited in America. Among many others
will be found
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-08-07
DIED,

Near MI Sidney, Augusta CO., on The goth
ult !, JOSEPH SAMUEL, inhdt son Of Samuel
and Mary Hale, aged 10 months and IS days.
''Sufief the little children 10 come unto me-
and forbid them not for of such is the kingdom
Of God.'
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-08-07
NEW MUSIC I!

"A NICE assortment Of selec, music, COM
~ prising the latest and most popular Songs,
(Solos and Due,ls,) VALUES, Polkas, Fantasies,
Schot,isches, operate Gems, &c., TO which the
attention of lovers of music are invited has
just been received by 1900,
Aug Z, ls54.-S. j. NJ. copy.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-08-07

WONDERFUL OBJECTS OFNATuRES ART
The full particulars Of which il would be i'm
possible 10 give within the limits OF news
paper advertisement, and which has been
brought together al al enormons expenditure VI
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-08-07

o. The Valley Democrat, Harrison
burg. announces that in consequence of the
liberal encouragement received, the paper
will be greatly enlarged and improved as
soon as the necessary material, which has
been ordered. Arrives. We are glad to hear
of the success of the enterprise.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-08-07
II. II. BA RNUM,
MUSEUM OF WONDERSl

Which comprises greater variety OF Attrac.
tons, and more extraordinary Novelties, than
any Travelling Exhibition in the world Eve
~ feature OF this Mammoth Establishment is oil
peculaf and Interesting nature, and the whole
IS produced upon gigantic scale of magnitude
The travelling paraphernaia of the American
Museum, as i. enters each town. is preceded
by tho gorgeous
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CASH NOTICE.

@UR Books aud accounts are now ready for
. settlement. We respectfully ask all who
know themselves indebted Il us, either by note
or Book account, to call and make arrange
ments Tor payment thereof.
J. BRANDEBURG & co.
AUGUST 7, t854,-Im.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-08-07
Mr.. Nellis,

The man without arms, who will execute his
extraordinary fea,s of loading and firing a pistol
with his toes cutting profile licensees shoot
ing at mark with bow and arrow ; PLAYING
upon the Accordion and Volncello, etc Mr..
Nellis, in these performances, exhibits a won.
derful example Of what iusoiniable energy and
Industry can accomplish, even when laborinq
nnder disadvantages apparently the mos, insur.
mountable.
A complete Menaeerie of
LIVING WI u ANNA
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-08-07

co. friend having one Of Colts large
sized revolvers in his hand was asked
us that horse pisto'' NO" was his
reply; "it's Colts.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-08-07
INDICTMENT.

IN order 10 reduce our present stock of Spring
4 and Summer Clothing which is well assert
ed, we are determined TO sell from now ill tho
iail season sets In, a, very reduced prices. Our
customers and the buying public generally are
requested to call, select aud buy
N. B.-our accounts up To the first of July
are made out-we request those indebted to call
and settle
GOODMAN. RoSENWALD& CO.,
Adjoining Hare s. Sterreti, Va. Hotel.
July ~, 1854.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-08-07
NAILS! NAILS!!

NAILS! NAILSi!
100 KEGS best Baltimore Nails, assorted
w sizes, just received and for sale at re-
duced prices. Merchants will be supplied upon
very favorable teIms. GEO E. PRIC
July 81, 1854
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-08-07

sc non, Mi T Burt has been appointed Gov.
=, .oraska. He is now Third Auditor of
lie Treasury
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-08-07
Notice to Our Customers,

TER0M the Nature of our business, we are
e necessarily compelled TO sell OH tho shoFes-i
time. aud require prompt payment
Our accounts are drawn of and all who know
themselves indebted are requested TO call and
settle immediately NAEPE.R X BRO
luly ~ 1854
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-08-07

~ WILL offer at public sale, on the premises
IL where how live, oil the 2Sth OF August, all
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-08-07

ADMIN ISTRAT OR'S NOTE
"A IL persons indebted to the estate of John
xA Delay, decd, are requested to make im-
mediate payment, and those having claims
against said estate will presen, them, properly
authenticated, for settlement.
WIN. WITHROW,
Administrator.
Waynesboro', Augusta co., July ~, 1854.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-08-07
sStCAL AND MATTHEW ATICAl
S G. HOOu.
NIL. lg. LULIiM.

rI,HE fifth annual session Of this school will
i commence OH the LIST Monday OF September
next. The course OF studies will qualify young
men ior an advanced entrance into any Of our
Colleges, or 10 enter upon the immediate pur-
suits OF life.
Terms per session OF ten months, $50. No
deduction will be made for lost time, except in
cases of personal illness.
Aug 7, 1854.
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MIR. LENGEL, THE ION KING

Will enter The Dens of the Wild Beasts, and
give his classical Illustrations of Hercules
struggling with The Namean Lion; Daniel
in The Lions Den; Sams9n DESTROYING ,lte
Lion, &c,
One of the most interesting portions of lie
Exhibition is formed by the display of a grea,
collection OF
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-08-07
MUSEUM. AND MENAGERiE
r. r. BARNUM'S
GRAND COLOSSAL

T>HE largest Travelling EXHIBITION in the
Il World, being combination Of all the
most popular and unexcep,ionable amusements
Of the age--enlarged and improved for The
Season of 1854.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-08-07
VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE

Rev. r. H. pHlLLrps, A. NJ, Principal.
II. w. SHEFrEY aud Mrs. SHEFFEy, Heals
of tue Family.
FyEHE Autumn session of this Institution will
u commence OF September 9th. /. is under
the care of Principal, ,6ue Professors, and a
full corps Of Female assistants. The arrange
ments for the ensuing term are such as to FEN.
der this Institution second to none in the coun.
try. Fo, circulars with full information as to
terms, &C., address r. H. Phillips or Hugh ".
Shelley, Esq, Stanton, Va.
Aug. 7, 1s5i.-4t.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-08-07
WAX STATUARY.

Including figures Of The size of life, of all the
Presidents of the United States, and also of a
great number Of noted characters, American and
Foreign, all Of which are accurate iikonesses
and appropriately cosumed. In fact, the whole
Establishment is vast repository of
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-08-07

Mrs. M, r. KINNEY ~
WVP!i.L resume her School on the first Mon
w day in September. Terms as hereto
fore.
Aug. 7, 1S54-tdc
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LIVING WILD ANIMALS.

is also included in the American Museum
and at convenient period during the Exhibi
ton
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LOOK AT THIS.

I WISH to employ an assistant Miller-one
who has had some experience Preferred
live at Geo. NJ Cochran's Mill.
WENDLE SITES.
August 7. ls54.-3t*
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New Books !.

New Books
ulLEDSOE'S Theodicy, Apocalypse Unveil-
\, I'd, Pilgrims Of Walsingham, Po'phaoPa
49,, ,,E.is, That and the Other, Just re
pp e;;S. nv S, II. COLEMAN.
Aug. I, 1854. -..----------z-.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-06-21
From the s. w. Bap,ls.
THE SWEARER REBUKED BIZ 4
CHILD.

II was excursion day, and the cars
were nearly full, when lady, evident
ly in ill.hcalth, entered, leading little
SON Of four or 1--WE years.
She paused and looked around in
vain for a vacant seat. The gcntle-
man by my side, percei,ing her cmbar-
rassmcnt. sprang 10 his feet, and polite
ly offered hls seat, which was accept
ed with a..grateful acknowledgment.
She was about to take the little boy
in her arms, when a gentleman on the
Opposite side extended his hands, say
ing, with winning smile, "Come
here, my boy, come aud sit down upon
my knee. am better able to hold you
than your mother is"
The child looked up for his mothers
consent. thenjoyfulIy sprang to the seat
so kindly offered. For some few mo.
ments the gentleman amused himself
by asking the child all manner Of ques
tions, drawing out his curious ideas
aud listening with satisfaction TO his
artless replies.
i Soon, however, his attention was
drawn to an article in the paper he had
just laid aside, and giving the boy some
swcetmeats, he entered into an earnest
political discussion with another gentle.
man by his side. At first it seemed
they only sought amusement. and jokes
and laughter were frequently inter
mingled with argument. But the con,
test gradually waxed stronger, until al
length jokes were exchanged for pro-
family.
The boy had been very happy with
his new friend, but when the first pro-
fame word was uttered, he looked uT
with astonishment. Tears gathered in
his large black eyes, and laying ths
watch carefully aside, which had beer
given to him by the gentIemaa for hi
amusement, he slipped quietly to th'
floor, and fled to his mother.
" Where are you going, my dear 2
exclaimed the gentleman, as he saw
/ him moving off. "Come back my boy
come back, | thought you were yer,
happy few moments since, what u
the matter now? Come, you are fint
fellow, come and see what can fint
for you in my pocket" But the DO,
clung to his mother, utterly refusing
the extended hand.
"Well, now" exclaimed the gentle
man with evident cliagrin, this i
very strange. do not understand IT
Come, my boy, tell me why you LET
me-"
"Tell the gentleman, my dear. saio
his mother encouragiDsly, " why yo,
do not wish to sit by hlm."
Because" said he, as he straishten
ed himself back, and summoned all hi
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-06-21

The frat is frem Charles Mason, ESQ.,.
commissianer Of the Patent Oiiicr, who
quotes frem a descriptive account Of
the plant furnished BY A. B. Razell,
sf Tennessee. the conclusion Of which
Is il Inc lallewins words: '.In short,
taking this plant aIfsselher. 4 is one
~ the finest apL richest productions
ever saw-s and am satisfied IN my own
mind. that IL is the greatest acquisi-
tisn. TO the farmers 81 the valley of the
Mississippi sssl the States adjacent.
that has bern introduced into this csan-
tyy--guano not exeepted-fur the last
thirty years." There are also several
Testimonials froia Narth Carolina. the
terms oT which are ma less liudalory.
n-Ws have seen ths 0regsn pea grow
iwg for txo nr three years past, and
while We are Ger fro.H being disposed
10 isdulge in such language as the gen
tleiaen who furnished :hese statements,
yet We consider il a very valuable
plant. and think il deserves to rank
high as a green crnp. Probably il may
be isvre luxuriaui ia the south or south
west than IL is In this climate, though
we should think there could be no greai
difference between here and North Ia
raiina. The vines grow about waist
high oB medium soils ; they stand very
erect. and are exceedingly productive
of speas. We have seen some vines,
the yield of which was accurately
counted. which was about a thousand
to one. We have 40 doubt the peas
would fern an excellent food Tor stock
if ground or crushed, aud mixed viii
cornor oats. or the oaaI af wheat.
In regard to the Rescue Grass. W,
learn thafsfhe orders are so numerous
that Mr.. I,erson declines to receiv,
any more. Several Of our neigbborin:
farmers have made application ior IL
aud in short time we may expect tha
numerous trials will be made Of It IL
our avn vicinity. when we shall hav,
an opportunity Of testing its value II
this climate. "a is understood 10 bc
native OF South America. and introduc
cd into this country only within few
years. "Patuxent Planter" wei
known correspondent Of the American
Farmer, expresses good deal of con
iideacc in its value and we have learn
eel irom reliable sources that II pms
scsscs many Of the qualities which has,
been ascribed to il.