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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-07-06

CATERpILLARs-Thc common tent cater
pillar is making its appearance on apple trees
in abundance. They were uncommonIy album
dant last year, and although much pains were
taken by many orchardists to thin them ohyet
the season being uncommonly dry, they multi
piled fast.
When their tents or webs first appear, they
can be easily destroyed by one of the brushes
made for that purpose, called Plckcrlngs
brush. This being sharp and the caterpillar
being very tender, while small, the brush cuts
them to pieces, by being placed on the end of
pole and rubbed over them.
A swab put on the end of pole, and dip
ped in suds made of whale oil soap, or even
strong suds from common soft soap, and then
rubbed over them will destroy them.
The "Palmcr worm" which was so preva-
lent last year, and destroyed nearly all the
fruit in our orchards, has not yet made its
appearance, and hope it will not be seen
among us again.--Maine Farmer. -
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-07-06

Dow said TO Gen. Root and one Bush, who
asked him to describe Heaven " Heaven, my
friends, is vast extent of smooth rich terri
tory. There is not a root or bush in it, and
there never will be-"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-07-06

The REroRr OBLQUE.--A lady took UNI
bragg, at the use by gentleman, of very
common word, Of which the primary and
most obvious sense was uuexceptionable,while
its most remote and unusual Specification was
indicate. L beg pardon said the offender,
alphabetically, certainly did not mean what
you we're thinking off, A retort which was
as philosophical as it was just and severe.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-07-06
ID o y


-. ,s. Green Mountain Freeman
THE Wall OF THE DEPRESSED
r,srs,. a sound comes over the mountain hesn''
That comes over the seas .%3fB
~, =. 100. som A land all sunny and bright SHOWS
rris borne on the Southern breeze Sf
There's wall, there's wall, and cank Of chaihs'
That comes to our Northern home,
mia, a.bo all over our green-rObed plains
All in vain, all in vain shall they come y
All, no there are noble and warm true hearts,
And there're ready, willing hands,
And giant minds, that will cles1 the marts
OF our sunny, southern lands
And man shall not crush his brother man
Forever in the dust,
For there Is q Hand that rules the land,
And God in whom trust.
And He heeds the wall Of the poor oppressed,
And their tears numbered all,
And the sad distressed will soon have rest,
For He hears His chidrens call.
Maple Grove, 1854 MINNIE MOORE.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-07-06

WASH FOR TREEs.-Heat one pound of sal
soda to redncss in an iron pot, and dissolved
it in gallon Of water. This wash will take
off all the moss and dead bark, and kill all
the insects on all fruit trees or grape vines
and make them as smooth as though polished,
and makes old trees bear anew. Never white
wash Il tree. .4., .tr1.t
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-07-06

At late trial, the defendant, who was not
familiar with the multitude Of words which
the law employs to make triiing charge,
after listening awhile to the reading of the
Indictment, jumped up and said" Them ere
allegations is FALSE and that ere alligator
knows it! s. tI
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-07-06

From the Maine Farmer.

IE From the Maine Farmer.
LOOK TO Your APPLE TREEs.-A cores
res 1ondent, who writes from North Fayctte,
gives us the following caution against the
pest that wrought so much injury to our APP
ple trees, last season. He signs himself
"Friend to humanity and apple trees" and
after some few and preliminary remarks,says
Il take the liberty in informing you OF the
approach of an enemy, which is numerous
army, and daily increasing in size if not in
numbers. They are the same army that IN
tested our apple trees last season, and came
near killing many thrifty fruit trees, and if
they are left to ravage and destroy, as last
year, the poor apple tree is bound to surren-
der
In the mouth of August last, while NOW
ing under some apple trees in my orchard, l
observed a large number of milers, long and
slim, and colored OH the back like the little
rogues that had been so numerous on my trees
but had now nearly disappeared. was fear
full that these milers laid an egg somewhere
upon the ground and why | supposed they
laid it on the grouud,was because the orchard
1 plowed was not much troubled with them
last season.
But must tell you where the enemy lies
encamped. Look out for him, but don't look
too high. S,oop little-dis under your
trccs--turn over the leaves, and you will find
ANY quantity of them ready to march upon
your rees,and then you are beseiged with the
hardest customers l ever saw upon an apple
tree.
Air-slacked lime will kill them, now, and
may save millions of apple trees this year."
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-07-06

A LOST ART.-The Chinese of the present
day, are said to have lost curious secret.
They knew formerly how to paint their por-
celain with fishes and other creatures, in such
a manner, that these creatures never appear
ed to the eye until the vases were filled with
liuuor,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-07-06

The ink for printing bank notes in London
is made from calcned leaves and seeds of
grapes. and forms one of the finest and
darkest imprnts that can be be found.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-07-06

The best method Of boiling potatoes is pour
the water out when it nearly boils, and pour
in cold sailed water. 1t makes them mealy
without cracking them.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-07-06
FAIR as AM k'S


ne OF the hest applications discovered for The cure
" Of the following diseases:
Inflammation If the Lungs Sore Tn oat, Phhsc. Head
Ache, Piles, Cn'lc Cramp, Fever and other Sores, EaI
Ache, Cuts Burns and Scaldl, rheumatism, Bruises and
Strains, siinys IF urcls Dysrpsia Worms, ChilhaIns.
. This Compound will rrn"ve that fuul bilious matter
from the stomach, which many diseases, as fl
nws:-Pains and Dizziness in the head Sickness ut he
Stomarh Loss If Appetite, tosvrn'ss. Janndice, Weak
ness, l'ow, Complaint, aud in Colds 1t gives immediate
relief II taken in seiSon
Among the many important discoveries Of this genera
"n, Is one whose fm9 i'll he written with sunbeam
in The history If The past Fairba ks celebrated Healing
Compound stands forth alone, aud b. his works prn
claims It's power That mute roqurncc irrsisiahy az
tecng In the appeals Of the suffering Tor relief has been
answered Hundreds If cases have been cured by thi
invaluable medicine, and they can he produced IL -ces
say, 10 substanIae beyond doubt the heating virtues
This PREPARATION.
The Compound il bned with the most effrctual aids
the most siuary productions, and its success in the
storaion health Of those ho had long pinned under dis
tressng maadies, has given It an exalted character
Manufactured and sold by the proprietor in West ROWS
ton, Mass. HORACE FAlRBANk.
II. A. Hodges, Richmond, and j. b. Bradley, Waterbury,
Retail Agents, y. O.TYLER, Montpelier, General " olr
sale and retail Agent
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-07-06

WE receive every week from the manufactnrers.-
w wholesale at city pricesalso retail R'iNNET n m.
BONS from Auction. IVMaN a =. NJ y, ID
May "a, 1854 v Ai""'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-07-06
Highly Important Announcement.

uiShIl lmpVitaht hnaVunCCiiithC,
To the Afflicted Everywhere,
DR., AL ADAMS LIVER BALSAM
" Comes Greeting!
DR. A. L. ADAMS new theory Of disease is awakening
~ the quiry in the minds all who read t How 1t
that Americans have been bag and siavishy mmar
ed in darkness and Ignorance on the subject Of disease
DIR A. L. ADAMS LIVER BALsAM,
The great Panacea of Disease is offered to the afflicted
II The STATES and Territories for the entire Of Liver
Complaints In MI stages, bilious aud Chronic Lung Fever
Dr,,ical Affections, Coughs CONSUMPTION Ashma,Ja
dice Bowel Coapla'nrs, Dmr;hea, Dy<entery, Rbeima
tsm, Piles scroula Salt Rbeum Dyspepsia Gepera DE-
bihy Nervousness, Costivenes Indgesiion Female Com
plants, &c. .H Vail. 80 f
reputation e INV remedy before the public, and has prov
ed to the most skepca beyond shadow u doubt, mai
II IL the ..9I..
ONLY RELIABLE MEDICINE EVER DISCOVERED
(eng purely vegrabe) for the permanent cure Of The
above diseases The most skeplical have become IT.
sangnne voiaries and pronounce the Liz er l'asam
to BIZ the ....- .ss t
ONLY RELIABLE HARBINGER OF HEALTH TO THE
AFFLICTED EVERYWHERE.
Testimonials come up from every track u has made
swollen with expIessnIs Of gratitude f'r the relief re-
Ceved by its Aud in submitting This, the tIvEa BAL
| SAM Is reconnh nded 10 Those suffering nndrr the
IRON GRASP of The MONSTER DISEASE.
and at pr bottle Of DR. A. l.. Albums Liver
| h lsam.
The readers aiennn is called Ia the perisal Of the
Medical tirruar which ran BIZ obtained If every AgeI
causes and # disease also, e certificates irn nsr
who have tesediis unparalleled scendency over The dis
cases TO which are all subj CT.
A. q. Scott, Gtneral Wholesale Agent f.r Dr. A. H.
Adams Liver alsum for the Slar IT Vermont, To VIII, m
all orders nu he ad dressed To receive prompt attention
| l9yi A. G SCOTT. MahiI'eliei VT. General Agent
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-07-06
Comes freezing .

nR. A. L. ADAMS new theory Of disease is awakening
IL the quiry in the minds Of all who read it, Ilow Il
that Americans have heen bag and savishiy mmar
ed in arkness and ignorance on the subject of disease
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-25
KsFALL IMPORTATIONS xy
Eju Or wv
CHINA, WARE AND
Fancy Articles.

WE Subs nhe oiIrr- cuuntry Merchants aud otl
crs in wapi, his complete -tocN Of En'ih. wnre,
aim, T"pe an'l Fancy Articles, Of his own dh. i'm
orlation from, the avorite factories ol Enclnn nnj
nncc together with full stock of Plain rfes.cd
~ Ginss, In every variety, DC &c Tn. assortment
omriisca in pnrt. the following.
DINNER SETS Gilt, decorated gold bani bnl
bite French Chinn; white granite and iIu, rlnt nsw.
~, blue. pnrnle, dnmnsccnn, plum, lilue.
TEA SERVlCES-ln sets oi y. a, 80, 60, ~, and
l l,i"cc., mneing IN rrio' from ~ 10 $i00 . .e'.
WATER PITCHERS, covered nnd un, overod basins
nd Ewcra arl 7 ilct sets
RICH VASES. rommnn mud decorated Mugs md
omm"n Ehrthenwnre suimi'e .o' ihll undo.
PLATED GOODS-Tru. desert nnd nblp Spoons /.
ibie "ni desert Forks; sat nnd mustard spoon; naI
N rinrs, mustard pots. butter knives and cnstofa.
TABLE CUTIERY-IvoN bundle tnhe acts ~ re
knives mud forks 10 d,zt.ns common do.
BRlTANlA RE-Cosiors irem the n u comm on
pthc best manufactured spoons, adles and safety fo
lamps
LOOKING GLASSES-Splendid gilt ornarrrsied
amos. French plates, various pzes suitable iot mnn
or pier do; mnhugnny frame in greatly variety
,,let glasses.
GLASS WARE-Pnin and pressed cut ,umher.
inc pitchers snlvers. bowls preserve di.n Mt, -
monad"s, egg elnsses, gobets. champngne safety hn
llamp', wntrr hotca butter platea syrup snd M Las
cans salt cears cpstor bot,les, preserve .r.. f.b
lobcs.
LAMPS-Tne improved ao'ar nmps Of which tho sub
irb"r j" the -dle proprietor; phror hall md nd
and lamps, IN variety
CHANDALIERS of ., 3, 4. o. 3. &c. burners fuI.
lsh"d on reasonable terms wnilers tea truys lanterns
,be mats 10y Ten and dinner snts.
STONE WARE-Ai factory prices.
The -ubscr ber offer. all tho nbnye goods on reasona
le terms, aud is satisfied TINT ra from ountry rpcr
hunts or Person- contemplating hoasek keeping will
ince them tnt h4 stock IL surpnssei In price ,un
variety by nny esnhl shn.snt in the State. Sna
ro6t aud quick snes Il the motto. Call Mt
j. D. b. EVANS,
nov Its III Main st, Richmond
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-25
ilEACHAWTS
MERCHANTS.
McCORKLE & JONES,
VIZ LEsALE RkT,iL
GrOccrs a Commission Mere Is,amas.

WI LksALE REr,il
GrOcers a Commission Merchants,
Main St. Lynohburg. Va
A RE NOW RECEIVING their Fall Supply. To which
"A they solicit the attention Of their trends aud the
pubiir generally viz:
900 Sacks Salt.
100 Bags Rio s,gar. java aud Ma.aoaibo Coffee.
60 bhl-, Crushed, Puverizcd, Uoflee and C,ari
fled Sugars,
10 hhds Z. Il. and N. o. Sugar.
10 Boxes Loaf Sugar
500 Kegs Nails, all sizes
100 Sides Sole Leather
so Tons Country. Rolled and Band Iron, all sses
~se- Fine Stick Lie rice,
Common Siirk Licorice,
Fine Ma-s do
lis Mani Ia Rope, TO . inches diatnetu
30 Baskets Olive Oil
IS Boxes Candies. all qualities
10 Barrels N. q. Mola~sas,
hhds. West L. do
10 Barrels Tanners Oil, some pure,
do Tar.
40 do Herrings, Mackercl and SIND.
300 bush Clover, TttnutlN. Orchard Engli, III Blue
and Ever Green Gra.s Seed,
5000 lbs Prime Western Bacon Sides
300n lbs. Fine Family Hams. Shoulders and Sides
cured by VIM Alas-ie, es
600n lbs Cast Sheer and Blistcred Steel a. .ires,
10000 Feet ,tety Fuse.
200 Kegs Blasting and Gun Powder.
Is doz Rowland's and Hnmcs' Shovels.
$40 Blankets. different qualities,
300 Wool Hats. do do
Also
Cnhcoes Domestics. boacheh and unbieachcd- bed
Tckings O.naburgs, Smoking and Chewing Tol y, pl
nll qualities, of their mannacture which they
mnt-all of which thy will sell low for cash. pun, tuol
customers time, in exch1nge tor country pro ice.
Call on us before making your bills elsewhere, II you
please.
Wewant 800 100 bushels sheled oas for vi ich
liberal prices will be pud.
oct 24-dts McCORKLE e. JONES
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-25
PREss-A HISTORY OF A srrr I

N PREss--A HISTORY OF A SIT IN
! EQUITY and Of an Action ut Common Law, by A
II, Sunds, Esq, Councillor nj Law
This work emhncosn minute account of all the steps
TO be taken In suit at Equity and action - Law,
from their commencement to their termnatiop also,
the mod, ol enforcing judgments dccees d xsther
Form. uf bills. and ,errees H. Cbance .; do
rni niiona nnd indpmeft4 nj Common Law, and peas,
drnrmrera and repcutions are appended; and ohap-
ter will be devoted specially the practice In ths Uni.
ted States Court. A. NORRIS, Is=#z.I. .
Publisher d Bookseller,
lf.ts Rchmond. Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-25
kEsH ARRIVAL oF DRUGS

land MEDICINES.-Th. subscribers are "
|recoiying their FALL Il WI STER SUPPLY IA
bug. Medicines. Paints. O Varnislles Brushes
ware, Patent Medicines. f. ,cy-Go,ds, &c, NC
goods have been recently se,ected with great care
Northern and Eastern les, and principally
tii1r Cash.
stock i. Ia'ge. an comprise every article us'i-
tund in DRUG STORE, together with large
ment of FANCY GOODS. 'ERFU merry &c
a long experience, and Though knowledge "
psiness. they hope to retair I liberal patronage
pfore extended TO them and fe confident thai they
(fepared to offer inducements both in price and
E.
Prescriptions for Physicians nd families will /,
y lly attended tn Mt all times.
\ l2ts JSO = SEAY 4 co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-25
MISCELLANEOUS
Sewing Machines.
Singers Patent Straight Needle Perpendicular
Acli0n ewing Machines.


WHlCll hevo arq, Ire uneqe esed reputation fnr
w excel enoc, in all purts the world for eve,y
variety of Sewing ofere nj the reduced cal,
prices of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS The clear nfoi.
u from the o those ines l. from &jJ To $1,000
year depending ~ the Kind Ut wnik done.
W" wish tn emil III attention oi manufacturers par
,'oulnry 10 onr newly invented nnd eniree "rienai
Machine to Sew with Single Thread.
THIS instrument admir- ,ble III contrvance. mud
% pert CT In lis operation aud result Tint II commands
Tho unqualified approval of n VIII, understand the MI
ri Sewing by marhnery For linen stitching this is
ihe only machine thnt make ptirh which will
main distinct nnd beautiful after washing For slioe
work nnd every art "f lcathersewing n,akine-
Mntiressesnnd all Sewing Ia which Rreni STRENGTH
OF SEAM Is REQUIRED. the wa,k Of ibis maehne
nnnot bo equal ed |, is more simple IN i,s cons'fue
,on and much more easily munaged nnd operned tlan
NY other
ilercoiterve sha he prepared supply n variety oi
in~ing maehine--each perfect and complete Of s
Kind, ut The following cuah prices, ia
l. Needle and shuttle machine of present style woo
box, fl00 10
;. Needle md shuttle machine Of present stylo
on iron Frame SII0 90
l. Needle and shuttle mnchine with new in.
vented feed suction aud cheek vi spring, Sio3 90
J. Single threaned machines ioi linen and aihcr
leh' Sewing. sias 90
! Sipe threaded machines f,r Sewing mgs,
sacks aud carpet bug. sles 90
Single threaded machines lnf shoe wo,k nnd
eutber ..,,ehins sis5 90
Singe threaded machines with apparatus
IL bind maiiinsses, &c, 4l35 90
s. Single threaded mncn'hcs, of estrn rise,ior
quitting e,at Innings $l40 90
: Single threaded innrhnc.,of larger sikc.for
quilting estfa .izc linngs. $3.50 90
~ Single threaded machines udnpied 10 lap
scanning. com sleeves, No, $loo 90
|. Il brodrfing Machine, making mn ornn-
mental stitch with thenda, $3.50 90
9 Machines Of iulEe sizo ia, Sewing
inga and ship suils--with fixtures aud mp.
Tnrnius COMPLICATION $fOn IL $1,000 O0
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-25
For baltimore aud Ph,iadcIphia

EANEN
Leares Richmond ererV 1'vesdaB al O'Clock y "
-, TIL II large hni new Steamer Il bV | DERE
.sss Cnpt Gfronp will receive freight every Mnn
lay, and up tlie hour of o'clock NJ, every Tusa
iny, tnr the above place.
Shippers To Wheeling, Pitt-burg Cincinnati nnd the
South aud West generally will find this the cheap
,'st and ex xreditiou- For freight. apply
LUDLAM 4 WATSON Richmond Va
I,ll. ll.lin
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-25
Christmas Presents.

the time for the interchange of friendly tokens
"A regard aud affection il hand, and nerry Christ
mas" and Happy New Yeer" are consider ed such APP
proprine occasions for bestowing cherished friends
something which will recall . mind, with in
creased vvidness the love in memory of the donor, it
may be well 10 remind those who Contemplate (and who
10 not presenting some loved with -omeihing real
" valuable that in all the whole catalouge of Bjoue
there !. moth which Is So surely and invariably appre
iacd the counterfeit pre'cntment Of the giver in Tho
form of dnguerreotype especially when taken In TAN
sEns inim ablr styc, and placed in one o the hume
benuu ul and Fancy Pupier Msche, Velvet. Peal
nrd Tortoise she'll Porte Monnaie Cases In ele
eant Locket ,rnceet Finger Ring, Breast Pin
choice tmens n which have lust received
expressly i,y the Holiluvs, exhibition at the
New Popular Daguerrean Gallery;
Mun Street, imneQ la ely over VIM. ii Mosb,'s Auc-
lion Room.
B. Particular pains taken 10 given correct likeness
and artistic pctorei. Stoen+oapic and coloured Da-
.nerreype- may be hal In superiaf style, by those who
l-siie therT Dnnt mist Ike the place MAIN STREET.
:.Rp FROM BRlDGE ST
GEO. w. MINNIS
n s, TANNER,
dee lrN' Fr7t'irF Dog'rrye1tPists
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-25

These vessels OF the 6rs class, built IN the city
baltimore, expressly for this nde and have superor
ommodntions for passengers. They commanded
experienced Captains. well qualified for the trad.
md who v i'll spare exerton to accommodate The,
will be towcd up and down the rivers by and ma,
,n relied on to sail prom ,ly As advertzed.
Merchants going North or ordering goods from NV
York will find their interest ship 10y this line,
freight will always be taken low as by my other
line of Packets, and effort will be made by thu
agents in Richmond md NewYnrk give satsnction.
Freight Is cents per whole and II cents per 34t
Tobacco being abnut so per cent. less thap charg'
The Steamers. Insurance can be effected in the h...-
noad Fire Association b, this line ut 3-8 per
We respectfully a-k and hope n succeed in obtain
ue fpll shar" OF patronage.
Goods shipped by this line to New York will be fnr.
narded free uf commissnn TO New Orleans, Mobile
1hare-ton Savannah any other Southern North
I'm port. The vessels will lie in Richmond pt Rockets,
~ New York Berth No |, Coffee House Slip, foot Il
Wn Street. DAVID CUR IE Richmond } y
G. II PlERSON,N N Y. }E
No. 81 .Souh Street. y
O.It
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r,,aY g. SHIELDS, Proprietors.
TERMS.

yIRGISJAN is published daily at so ana sem NeeAy
~, 4, advance No subscription Is taken Tor shorter
an six months. aud paper Is disconuhuee M sH -
In Of the Proprctors, until all arrearhses Fhnii a''
.9rfseNESTs are inserted for 80 cents per ,o
VERY IyxEa form insertion and 81 y cts ior ess @ S %
~ ,,,,ter Of Insertions Is not marked on the sis u
W. mi ordered out, and charged accordingly
2sgaRIY RATES are-for the privilege OF two sluaies
M s.ekly 40; for one square daily s55, semiweeky
- @ sou s,rm lniiy $40, semi-weekly $50 Every yenry
M will be ured to confne his advertising % ms par
business and If he exceed the space stipulated of,
\ iine ~, >, red ratahly for the excess.
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fhlfl III bhtnhfhgf. ny Jbhn bnftfett =
---s--
ip the Yillngc church yard she lies,
Dust il in her beautiful eyes. =
Nor more she breaths. nor fecls, siirs; atl
Al bei feet aud nj her head
Lies slave attend the dead.
Hut their dust Ia as white ss hers.
Was she lad, of high degree.
So much In love with the vanity
And faoIish pomp of ,his world Of ouesf
Or wss II christian rhnri,y.
And luwlincss and humility
The riei and rarc.t Of nil dowcrsi
Who shall tell ns M one -peaks;
No conr shoot. into tho.e checks,
Eilhaf of age of pride,
Al the rude qn.,iion we h. We asked.
Nor will the mystery he nnmeskcd
by those who are shopping a, her aide.
Hereafter 7-And do you think ., look
On the terrible pagcs Of TIM, book,
To hnd her iailings. 'aalts und oror,f
All. you will then have other carss,
In your own sh comings and despairs,
In y,nlr secret aims md terrors!
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-25
Corn Planters !! Corn Planters ~!

OVIH IuutcTS5S VVTH I IHMtCTS III
NIE the undersigned hnyi, oh aimed of Mr.. A
w Kuhn, Proprietor Of the State for Virginia, nm
agency for II c npfacurc and sale of Robert J. Col
vim. Pa.enr CORN PL+ NrER; respectf lily request
those who desire labor saving machine, by which ono
hand is enabled ,rperIorm The work which, by the pres
mode of planting, requires four b. 6ve-to call inn
mcdisely and supply themselves with these in-
valuable machines. To this Planter were awarded the
first Premiums tho State Agricultural fairs of Virgin
io Ma yiand, Pennsvlvana and Now. York-besides &c
~ premiums ut other fairs This machine, drawn by
horse opeas the furrow drops the with great
regularity, al ~ Gnano Plaster, If desired and COW
il the proper depth. 4a sr -.
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