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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-02
TUsT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS antles, wbcI
a. will sell low for cash
oct 10 is JNO b. (,ADDESS G. mo


A PASSENGER TRAIN OF CARS leaves the De
n pot, IN Peie sburg every day. Sunday expected
ut o'clock, A M AMI arrives ut Burkeve ut the in.
ierfectlon OF the Richmond and Danville Rgl.Road
ut 10 clock,A. connecting byhat Road with Messrs
T. flagg Co.'S Stage Line for Charlotte Court tousc
Halifax Court House, Danvillr and Greensboro N c.
and arriving at Farmve at ll30, A. M conncctiuc
there with Mrssrs. Fugg Caldwell & Co.'s Stage Line
for Lynchburg.
Returning the tain leaves Fatmville at | p NJ
ara borkevlle at p, p. arriving IN Petersburg in
lime ior the trains going North or South connecting
every tuesday and Friday with the Appoma,tox Rail.
n"oo'"it he .pIrndi stea nshps Ruanoke ind Junes.
una every wednesday with steamships for Phadeipbia
winch leave City Point ut the same hour.
ssefgers preierrng to remain in Petersburg the over
highI' can ,nke the morning train North al Al A A.
The james River Boats for Old Point Norfolk ami RANT
more at g. A. NJ, or the for the South at o clock
A. N
Arrangements have been maze ly which through tick.
cts between the following points may be pr,cnrei n,
The annexed rites: W
netween Petersburg and Lynchburg, through in
), '"''c" hours, -----.----- S. on
Between Petersburg and the Sweet SULPHUR
. Springs. through in two DAYS o M
between Petersburg and White Sulp mr Springs,
. tmoush In two days. IN Nh
netween Petersburg Danvir, through in TWEEN
. ty-tlur hours, --.---.--.....- ~
between petersburg Gtee sboru', N c. thru
a, u" '"o ihys,- $3.50 .......... IN IN
Between Petersburg and Salisbury. ~ C .throu,L -
R.,,y.a, p,s'. -. : :. -. = II 90
of,w e fete'sourg and Charlotte. 90
"A freight train l,aves the P,ter.l urr d., -.
Mon4aF. v "a. lav and Friinv pl,r,,ir5 NJ >. . -
fft"tt Lse s'itre days ADv jorseu yi4iias . ii
az hesgbt eau e.t1IA teisia list hy ,,ltg ii, m
tho Agent at the Petersburg Depot = W
E,J. WALL Sn,.'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-02
Christmas Presents.


lust RECEIVED. u beautiful assortment OF rich
- JEWELRY & FANCY ARTICLES suitable for
Christmas Pre- ents-amone which may be found
Fine Diamond Rings and Pins,
Best Johnson Gold Watches.
Opal and Pearl Rings and Pins. styles.
Rich "inpier Mnche" York Boxes,
Ladies' Cabas; OF, Work Baskets. - -#s
Bohemian Toilet Bottles, extrn fine, -aH
Fire Soaps, Hair Brushes, Lubins Extracts.
With variety of Fancy Artirles-forming the rich
est collection Of Fancy Goods offered in this muir
ket. The Ladies' particular invited call and
anime the stock for saleat
JOHN p WRIGHT'S
dec 2o.ts Jcwery 4 Drug Store
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-02
NEW CLOTHING STATION.

ul. Ia our friend ,and tin public erterul,
those 10 want oi any Kind quality al GOODS. hon
ihe very fnett C,ysfm Pouee lyle Il the ceuHon
lices Of every dpy Wear.
We invite tho attention of those wanting al el,s n
nur line 10 GIVE u eali-fcrlng nssurcd that Ne
and will s,n> cheap any house il Il il city aid
good any. Being judges OF CLOTHING, md wish
ins Ia sell ON lair terms The public mny res assured
that they viii obtain the worth ol their mone,,
We may enume bte at ntticles, snci, u. H.,
French BEAN Err OVER COATS all color. Oper
Clonks,n ,rs,Bus hess Cunts al oil aud i-,
ions, Dress aud fioek o all k ds; Pants at al
styles and quality om the Boot and Tn to The A,-
issipJj pattern. leo ill beautiful Vest, m,d,
IN patterns, rieh the mnes of affirm n
enchanting SILK, Pushes. B,ockndcs, Vivrts, Chs,
lneie' &c., &c; Bosom S,"cl Cu,uis, beautiful
luok at Fuzzy $40 KS. FINE : II KITS AID cum
mon. ones Fancy Suslen,ls; ll"sierN. Glove Niu-,
BusL 'Lin Glp,c,i mot splendid Umbrella. in
Gle snd double Under Shit aud D,hwers. W 81
SILK aud Cpttnn. AID MI things rinl.
man IN comfortable gnrp en-, whether he be tth -
poor. Our ouse is open 10 all TO come AMI 80 II
tiemsclvas.
Those wishing their gorm, hts msle . order. We sny
We keep tie finest Clubs, Cas.imers aud MEETINGS. uf
nl kinds To lc found 10 this market, an,l we wnt,ln
even, thing Ia be- nadr und fitted ucrurling to orrral
tie goods returned md M pny ia mHhded.
We ha,c the best woikn. engaged IN es'ni,,isf
that be ed North South therefore give
II triu
Very Iirspertfuy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-02
MERCHANTS.
MONEY WANTED.

have ju.t received consignment 81 Goods. nsi.'-
l. ing at
30 bbl.. rofec Sugar.
:" brown Sugat,
hid Mela--ss,
O Ibis. Molas-es
boxes t.an Powder Tea,
!" Imperial,
Che, Sc
DC hases segar.. -
20 Tons Lump Plaster
And the !. exceedingly ans.nus to set the
naBey or Them will .el th..n very low. Call soon
II you want to hny chesp.
NM. A. MILLER, On the Basin.
Dee 10 .i4w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-02

WILSON a Fra NkLlN-
w OFFER Fbk SALE-
10 Hogshcnd =. r. and n. o Sugar,
80 linfr'ls Coffee Sugar.
20 Corfe Sugar,
1000 lbs. bet Iuaf 10
10 bids. n. q " Suenr-house Molosses,
100 Bays Rio and Lugu Coirr,
% do Superior brown Java Coffee,
Gases Gunpder, lmp',l and | TX Ten.
SO Side good sole Leather,
100 " " upper 4"
Bules Shoe Thread,
5000 lbs. Bale Cotton, assorted numbers.
BAL Cotton Butts,
100 Sacks Salt,
Is Tons Bar Iron,
do kuiled firr. Iron,
do Round Squire Iron, assorted.
do Blish.eed Steel
1000 lbs cn~t aud Shenr
Boxes Collu', n Ar hers paienrAxes
200 k"es NHS, assorted sizes,
30 Grind Stoncs.
50 Boxes fallow Candles
80 4" Adnmantine Ca dies,
30 Sperm, do
20 Turpentirc Sunr,
80 : English dury Cheese,
50 Pine App,e do
80 Barrels Ma kc,nl
so KRIS do No. !,
so Barrels Tanners oh
10000 lbs. Gond Family Bacon
Besides "A number of other a,,ices too tedious Ia
| al
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-02
Comfort, Elegance and Economy
WINTER CLOTHING.

Comfort, Elegance and Economy.
WINTER CLOTHING.
IlANtNG eompirtnd the manufacture 81 their win
j ter stock the subscribers invite the attention !"
fhe public their very larry. and varied H.sefaen :"
.nperir n,ade CnihinF Th stock 81 bVric"ais
probably. conp set nn ereal'r variety q siy'
and m te Ia tlan has heie been & ed In This eiy
Among them ARE Beaver Custor, fot and Brond.ctah,
GlenduIe. Flushing, Lion Skin, Potassium, blanket
Hitnmaleh S,niag and Reversible Beaver OF va,ion.
colors cut IN different -i,l : aud I'll sizes. T. OAKS,
half ihrerfnurih, aud ful circle Clocks, rpet Ben
yer. Rever,ble Lion Skin and broad Cloth Tama sand
Dress and Froek Cents.
To tlese invite special attent on mying full sup
ply constantly on nand II u g'ade- NJ clah rum eAeap
to snpcy6as, and warranted rqnal in WORKMAN
SHfP aud FIT 10 cnsfom
Business Cents,
Bla aud Fancy Clo'h Cashmere, Sstinet and Tweed
Cashmere frorks. Sarks, Sarkfroeks md Paetat--
Vests, 1900 Vests nnong which the fancy, taste aud
means Of all may be accommodated
Servants Clothing.
Th1se having Servants c.l., ws,id do well 10 give
call We ran funsh su,s IN any quality, for from
1913 to 90 40. To Manufacturers, Planters and Con
purchasing l., the quantity. reasonable dis
count will lie made.
Furnishing Goods
This depnrtme'i l. wei sto ked with every hing per
thinning 10 t',a branch of nur business, rs Gloves,
White Black aud Colord Kid. Mode Push, fleecy
lincds Tsf,fa. Thread and hid, flaane lined, Buck,
Lambs Back, Seal Back and Channels linrd Gloves
Also. Buck aud Cloth Gauntles, Cotton, Wool and sh
Half Hose, Crnvats, Scahs aud Stocks Marine aud
Zephyr Scarfs Suspenders, Linen, Cambrck aud Silk
Pockei Hsudkerehieis. Travelling Blankets Shits.C
lars. CATER, Money Belts, Cont Loors Carpet Bags.
Sin, Gngham aud Cambrck Umb elias, Be-. &c.
Attho olothing mud Furnishing Bazaar,
BURROUGHS sHAFER &, co,
dee cots Formerly 4. \ Shoter d Co.
ty Bedford Sentinel Roanoke Beacon aud Wyue
VILE Telegraph copy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-02

dftcses df7Ie17iah otht ROE dt0ss- boS,s ~ ha'B
bonnets q furniture
Articles appropriate 10 Second Cldss-Boxes, bnles
sf dry goods shoes saddIcry glass, paints oils
litags and confectionery.
Articles az, Yop1iafeio THIRD Ciass-Vifgiha Ounce
TICS ssgsr coffee, liquor bagging rope butter. cheese
,ehoeeo leather hides yarns, cap
per, tin sheet ifpn hollowware ueensware cssting-
hardware, marble, (dressed andother heavy articles
osqmefuted ms res sll m fourth clurrm.s .
Articles appropriate 10 Ae Fon,h Class Floui, lin
sacks rice. poh brett hsh lntd, tnlo~ and bac"i in
casks boxes OF sacks beeswns. balcs OF rag ginseng
snd dried fruit. bar iron, marble undressed) rail- anil
grind stones, mill gearing.
10 miles $50 Salt per bushel | y
70 100 miles, 200 Fifty pounds. 10
~, ~ ~ . $50 miles. $50 IN
w 'os l2gG niles, 800 Csrri, INST IL
S~t 7--dts n H-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-02

MoRGANToN n. c., June 30tl, 1858
DIR. A. q. Bragg & Col feel it my duty to those of
my ellnw beings who afflicted have cen, to add
my testimony the wond rfu effects of your Mustang
Liniment. was severely attacked in Decembar ss
with Rheumatism in its worst FORM suffering night and
day with excrneutng rnin for six months being for the
whole line unable to walk My night leg as
contracted and drawn up that could pu, it tn
thu ground, and my left badly contacted. Du
ring the whole tine was attended by two of the mos
skilfu physicians in the pace but they unable
afford me Iceland finally give up-pronounced me
incurahlr, and said | must die.
A, this critical moment commenced using the Mex
lean Mustang Lniment, and after using small hot
ties began find relief from my suiierngs and after
using seven bottles well us ever | was before
GEORGE GOOD.
MonGANTos June 30ih, 1853.
] certify that am acquainted with George Good
that he afflicted with Rheumatism above stated
and cured by the OF tho Mexican Mustarg
Liniment. JAMES c. SMYTH,
Merchant and II otel Keeper.
PRICES.
The Linuent is put in bottles of three Sizes AMI
Sells at 25 cents, so &c and 81 per bottle The 81
size contains 3, lin ich the 25cts and
the dollar size three times Is much the 25 cen,
size. bring much cheaper.
A. G. BRAGG & co, Projectors. 304 BroadwaY
New York. aud ST. Louis, Mo-
For sale by Druggists and Store keepers generally
JOHN II. SEAY,
d. Il. LYMAN. and
R. STABLER * Co..
sept 2l-wly Agents. Lvnchburg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-02

link will continue the Foundry business a.
above place. He respectfully -olicits the patrons
his friends and the public He is prepared 10 'n
all kinds of Castings, Mill Gearing. Thre:hing
Plough castings of all kinds and sizes; in sno,' I'm
prepared to do oil kinds Of work done in ar o'ne
liar establishments. job work and repairing IN, INK
short notice. An ,,l
B.-Mr r. D. Lawrenceis authorized I'm INF
dec e a a. ,se business vi '''e "''" o. GUN Az
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-02

N OTICE.-Ilh,ing sold my entire interest in the
~ concern of Ma n &, WINSTON to JOS. Z
WINSTON. h alonris authnr,ze, to us. the name OF
the concern in liquidation. All debts due the concern
must he paid To him. and all debts due by he pre-.
sehte, 10 him for collection.
NV 24h, 1853 NJ H. MACE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-02
CLOTHING AND FANCY GOODS.

TIE.
fl,HE branch Of our business IN l.ynehbufg, hefet'
fore know under iiie AMI -,yls a A. sla'
fr 1 ca. viii heneafter be eouf ucted under thst ~
BuRnoudas. SHsrER \ CO.
u A. BURROUGHS BynebburE.
A T. SiAfER. Peter sbnrF.
SAINT. HAl.sEY. Newark, n. )
GEO A HALSEf,
II. NJ. HUNTER.
dee ~ If
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-02
MISCELLANEOUS. -
yeha Williams.
DEALER IN WATCHES Ir.
SILVER AND PLATED w.ELRf,

49," skN ANIL FhATED
AZ lnrt returned from The No,ib -
Il very extensive Assortment az Tho a,
articles and Is now opening. one tFnor b.la. ~ "a
storc of Jno q. MreB. a large stork ,.e r ue I'LL
and Silver Lever Watches from snroe N u, ' e8
factories IN Europc-sonc of which III l. isi mAhu-
to krepgood time 10, tup yeur. 0' TarraatsJ
Alsa, splendid assortment of JEWEIpv
IN Ptrt. o. Genlenens Fine tioId Fob ~. consisting
Chains; Senls, Keys and Brooches. 4 - "he Gnard
r'eiy of Ladies' Breast Pins Ear Rim. es s''st Va.
ger Rings mud Bracelets, and endcs. ia' Fin
articles that ,.ill please. ''ie'y Of other
silver and Plated Wor,
Such as Silver Goblet-. Cups and Nuy. r.,
-eri and Ten Spoons; Sugar Tong. md iaahee, De.
onalnrr-' o"t aud Mustard Spoons, ysbs lea
Forks. "s MID Desert
ALBATER Table, Desert and Tea snoo,..
and Batter Knives; Cake and Card BAL no FORKS
Plated and Bri't"nin Casters. Silver F,u;, Elegant
Cake Knives Silver, Pearl ind rortoi. SIM .e,si
Sc; Por Monies. &c. aud every kind ur .ard Ca.
iy kept IN Jewellers ftore. which ,fr ,es usual
and cid Customers. with the ASSURANCE ~ friends
IS low, aud on favorable terms N, an, WI sell
ana hope TO have the pleasure of speed, ~ me State,
anime for themselves and test the truth of ana ca
sertion. e above
S Watches and Jewclry repairrd n, H..
and moderate terms. and highest price eiyo, notice
Silver. SVEN i"r old
oel ~ - JEHU WILLIAMS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-02
Encourage Home Manuf

Encourage Home Manufactures.
FTNHE crb,r's have nanl and constant.
l. ~ manufacturing COAL STOVES, which for htu,l.
~ and durability and rheapncss cannot be he'ten 10y
anything n"rih of the Potomac, elsewhere They
of an entirely new patterns.
Please cal and see them.
WHlTTEMoRE. McNAMEE & CO.
r.v o - Warwick Foundry
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-02

AS will be scent by Mr.. Win tons advertisement an
nrxed he will centinu. the Grocery. ca mission nd
Forwarding Business the old -thnl of Mace e. Min.
-ton aud cordially nd him the patronage ol
the old customers ut tin. house.
NJ II. MACE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-02

Office All persons indebted to A EllisopJr..
qne-ted to call the house o Mr. Geo,
Baghy, where may b. found and settle the accounts,
Ms nn longer indulgence D. III he given.
nov 9-,s G. G. WINGFIELD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-02

COMPETITION FOundery-.tiuIao
~ Nelson county, nia.-DISSOLUTloN.n0nA
'irew j. link has this day, Dec. 18th, A. d. 1919
chased of Elias Lawre, ce his entire interest ID '1e
hove Foundry. All debts due the firm ofZink a Law
renee will be collected BY link; also, the Deus
from the concern will be settled by him. He reque
persons having claims against the concern to bring '
in for settlement also all who indebted to the H
will please call and settle ,op
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-02
THE SURSCRIBER CALLS IT.

Il ATTENTION IF Contractors and othe',,' an
ve'y la GO stock of Negro Clothing ready mS"s
best Ful ed Cloth, Hats. Blankets and Yarn rTER;
dec Cots ID, Il u. mr.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-02
TnKOl BY ExPRESS,,.

We take great pleasure in recommen5 ing the Mex.
lean Mustang Liniment oil our frerds md CUSTOM
the best article have used for Sores
Spuins, Galds, on Horses. We have used it excn.
swell, and always eheciuay. Some of have
also used it for Bruises and Sores as well as
Rheumatic Pains und they all say it like magic
only say that have abandoned the use of any
other Liniment.
M HEWITT Foreman for
AMERICAN EXPRESS Co, 10 Wall st.
HARDEN's EXPRESS. "a Broadway,
PULLEN. VIRGIL & Cos, Is Wall ST.
WELLS, FARGO d. Cos, 16 Wall ST.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-02

Having used the Mustang Linment in my family for
severe of bard Jumps and swellings chcerully
give my certificate to its excellent effects. My daug
ter had hard lump. the size of hens egg, upon her
and few applications entirely removed it. have nj
used the Linment for Scroulous Tumors or SWELL
gs in the throat OF long sandir of my servants
and it removed them both in n short time. c.nsl.l
them all remarkable cures and recommend the Mustang
Eminent the best article ever used =
JESSE +. HOPKINS,
Proprietor Of Hopkins Hotel
Liberty, Va, June 30th 1858
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-02
DLATED WARE

pECElyINGANDr ORW ARDINls~
III GROCERIES, AND PLAS TER.-The sub
.crberstll continues the FIRE proof brick Warehou.
the canal, amidst all the changes to receive and fi
ward Goods Produce, Manufactured Tobacco, 81
dur chnrges WILDE low, and forwarding done with ,lis
,ntch.
Will receive in few days, frat rate assortment ri
Groceries which he wall sell iow and buy at all times
Flour, Corn Meal, Oats, Flax Ssed SC. for which l..
will give The best prices.
Pig and Bar Iron Tor sale
JAMES II. RENWICk
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-02

HAVING purchased II. H. ,Naces interest in the con.
cern OF MACE D. WINSTON (ns will appear f ON the
above advertisenent.) will continue the z..=
Grocery, Commission & Forwarding Business
"tthe Oil S"nd.rouorof Gary and Pcaa rcct. shnll
retain the se"vices of Mr. " v. MACE n D.l PAN
hEf and respectfully olrit the Putrnnnge of theft ends
and customers ~ the late rr,,i ing
hest rf rts To merit t,a VILLAS thar of e public gen
orally. =
NJ, % Inn Hos p WINSTON
A ri HsACEFE GO Ado roNs best
"A lna'iiy Hhrn r, Cpa 70 hr n,re eg " 5niay.
DO boughtlo low on coiiy application IN
dee i6.ts y. ). SACkETE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-16
CHANCES FOR EDUCATED MEN.

e." writes us from Cambridge, Mass, that he has
read with interest our advice to young Farmers and
Mechanics as to various locations in the West and he
writes to know whether we can give any useful and
cheering counsel TO the of educated young
mainly embryo Doctors and Lawyers-whO cluster
within the shadow of Harvard Of other Universities
We cannot, indeed point young Attorneys and M.D.s
TO Western localities in which they will fad clients
and patients anxiOusy awaiting aud ready to welcome
them, as there are lands in abundance awaiting the
farmer, and customers ready to fill with orders the
shop of the newlyarrived mechanic There is proba
bly, no growing village twenty houses in tho
West which has not at least lawyer and doctor
many such have two three of each. How they all
live is a mystery, yet they do live, somehow; for
though some of them are driven by desperation to steal
and many to cheat, have not yet heard that even
one of them has been doomed to starve Ultimately the
energetic, capable frugal and temperate secure
good practice and acquire competence yet 1t is an
even bet Oday that there would be quite as much JUS
tce and health n the West if no new lawyer or doctor
migrated thher for the next ten years there would
be if the present ratio of migration were doubled.
Still, lawyers and doctors are necessary, since men
will not obey the requirements of Justice and the de-
mands of Health and quite necessary at the West as
elsewhere The best will ultimately thrive there if
they manage to keep starvation bay for the first
few years. But how shall they do this!
Our advice would be-Quatyy yourselves at COllegeto
nghn The Farmers and Mechanics among rhom you may
settle in the scientific principles and facts ulieh und.rlis
thar sereral rocQtions The great truths of Geology
Chemistry, &c, &C. ought to be well known to you
when your education is completed, and these if you
have the ability to impart and eucidate them, will
make you hOnorably known to the inhabitants of any
county wherein you may pitch your tent and will thus
insure you subsistence from the start and ultimately
professional employment aud competence Qualify your
self TO lecture accurately and ueny on the more prac
teal and important principles of Natural Science and
you will soon find opportunities, auditors, customers
friends. Show the Farmer how to fertize his fields
more cheapy and effectively than he has hitherto done
teach the Builder the principles and expedient
methods OF Heating and VentilatiOn-tell the Mason
how to correct by understanding and obeying Natures
laws, the defect which makes chimney smoke at the
wrong end-and you need never stand idle nor long
await remunersting employment
But we are not telling our friend where to look
for promising location. Move have only attempted
to tell him how to de:erre such location Let him do
this and his is alibut inevitable let him settle
in whatever thrifty, growing section he nay choose
Ohio is not too Oregon too far for mer of the
right stamp and for others we know not how TO pre
scribe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-16

The JAPAN PEA-Much has been said within a yer
about uguminous plant said to come from sesi
brought from Japan.
Teschenacher gave description of the plant which b
calls CeaIus bicolor native of East Indies Amboyni
Japan &c flower small interior yellow vexillum purPs
erect shrub pubescenf, nearest in alliance to Lupnus Tn
seeds good to eat and when young, very delicate o.
soaking the round seeds for hour in moderately hot
ter they take exactly the form and appearance Of the
white beam become quite tender and have pure spi
delicious nuty and oily favor The uhOie plant Nth IL
seed, as ercellent for fat,eaing hogs and cattle.
Mr. Ernst of Cincinnati has done considerable to gs
this plant before the American farmers considering
valuable one for this country The seed is good he
white bean for food and better adapted Cor rich
soils and warm climate and the straw is excellent fodda
for stock; and promises to yield bounuly of both !,
planting the peas be careful to give them plenty of rooms
spread the stalks grow from three to four feet high w
an erect busby stem, having numerous branches whkh
bicky set with short wooly pods 1t seems TO deg
in rich, oamy moderately dry soil, and rather warn
climate but it does not need very long 1t c1
ainy is most wonderful prolific bearer and no doabl
will prove valuable addition to our farm crops
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-16
RAILWAY MANAGEMENT

The season Of spring arrangements for the accom-.
mediation of Summer Travel on Railroads is Just upon
u.s. when we may reasonably hope for the adoption of
Improvements, if ever. We proceed, therefore, to
prefer some hints to Railroad Directors Presidents
and Superintendent founded on rather extensive
experience as traveller. We would urge them in
arranging timetables, &c, for the next seasons pas
seuger cars to
l. Take time eHoVgh-We are all in a great hurry.
but We can surely afford to come down to an AVERAGE
speed of twenty-five miles per hour if that is the fast
est that we can travel with safety We do not isdgs
how rapidly this or that road can be safely trayer.ed
we simply protest against making the utmost att.,..
bic speed on any road the rate of ordinary travel for
lis express trans you car run maximum of forty
miles an hour with safety, make your exprs,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-16

The POULTRY HOUsE.-As every thing connected viii
poultry days has peculiar interest give the TO-
lowing sensible remark from an English paper First d
the roost and nest house The floor should be sprinbA
with ashes loan pulverzed peat fine charcoal al!
the floor should be cleaned of every week
"The yard should contain grass plat some fine gravs
,lsked lime dry ashes and pure water The nests shol
be lined with moss heath straw Evidently the Dof
ings are the best breed they will lay an average of is
eggs each per Fowls with black legs are best g
roasting while those with white legs are best for boiling
Fowls in their native habits lay eggs than M
can hatch Remember that success can be expectS
from poultry keeping II their houses be damp cold 10
clean, badly ventilated If their food does not approx
mate to that which they get in state of nature VIZ
mixture of animal and vegetable food If the water hq
drink be sagnant, the drainage of the manure heap Sc
or the strongest and handsomes be not bred from