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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-28
MEDICINES.
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extensive pfactee oil pf' "oii' "'
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sufietent gnr'nte tha ne II we oS fpic iNSah 70 pe
consulted
DIR JOHNSTON,
MENBER OF TILE ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS.
London of the eminent Colleges of the
Tnte States greater part whose life las been spent
Hospitals of London, Paris rhadelph, and elsewhere
the astonishing that
know Many troubled with ringing the
,ear great nervousness being sudden Sounds
h4hilness iuent hushng attended. sometimes with
arrangement of mind, cured immediately
pa,ra Particular Notice
a 1laanIi,,,s ,n.., mi, ,,i,l r,,o.t 10
nv rr@ @'r "f Iir in their . and wnris Aia.
Ia t,.v other cntss tim
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RECEIVING AND ON HAND.

RECEIVING AND ON HAND,
BBLS Stunts G. Sugar.
- - Ground. g la, fled 4 Crushed d., ,
20 boxes Lonf Sugnr,
10 hbls N. o. Molnsscs,
10 linda + Il. do,
100 bags ko Conec.
90 Laguira do,
10 ." Prime old Jnvn do,
50 boxes Adanunrne and Sperm Cnndlcs
Lnrgc lot of Clover. Orchard. Gns. aud moihy Seed
Call -non we selling cheap.
Dob its) YOUNGER q SMITH
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RICHMOND.

RAWLINGS ~ MILLER,
Gr0cers and Commission Merchants.
Conner Peal and Cary steetn,
kichIlOnd, Va,
AFFER far sale, to the undc, a fun aud dc-inble
~ stock ui Groceries, Teas, Wine Rud Liquors, on
tho usunl trrmS Ia pnnotuai dealeis:
2e0 hill. Porto, Rico md New Orleans Sugar
200 bids New Oaruns aud Sugn House Mola'sea
500 bags Rio laguta JAVA and forto Rico Collie
500 parknges Loaf Cm.hed. Powdered and Cnnce
Sugars
100 packages Green and Bnck Teas Purt cNtn fine
quality
200 6oxcs Soap assorted qualities including fine
Fancy Maps
800 bpNrs Algmau'ine Candles
Malea, Sherry Port. Mnaga aud Lisbon Wines
full assortment
Bronlics ri all ,luntes, rart fnest imported
Holland tin; Iafaniea Rum, Schedum Schnal ps
old Rye Nbiskey, oi Robcrtsons celehmted hlnni
Rrctilrd Nhiskcv nf our brands superior quality
Champagne Wines, ,yarons brands, including our own
importation
Nails. Cumberland. l.tideeton. md Old Dumiion
brands
sole Leather Mdlle. Lgh, and Heavy and Good
Damaged
Bacon; Inrd; Checse Rice
Olive Oil; Pepper; Alispice; Ginger; Starch, Window
Glass
Ghss
lndign; Mustard; Mace Numcgs Pickles
English Sances, fwnc; Wrapping Paper; Candle
Wick
| n ated Buckets; Tub; Bronms; Plough l4inoa
Bed Cord; Mpckcrcl; llerngs
Sperm. Solar, ranner4' and Machine oils
Salt; Nnegn; Govcrsced
Havana Cigars "A chnicc assortment of bcst btnnds.
Druler1 visiting city will find to their interest u
eNnmlnr our stock ut goods before purchasing.
mo- 4 IL
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RICHMOND.
s.eIS Change of Schedule. ssffk
Spring and summer Arrangement,
Between New York and Richmond via
Norfolk.
= 4
RICHMOND.

FER L. s STEAM SHIPS
JAMESTOWN AND ROANOKE
~ 1900 ions Bo7her, Commanded by Captains
~ Gnvrnd aud Shiencr
The jamestown will lcn,e Richnond every luc-day nj
trrnoo at ioclock. And the Roanoke every Saturday
looming at ,'cach. fnr NV Nofs vim Norfolk
Returning. they will leave New ! ~ Tor Richmond
e,rry Saturday aud Wednesday afternoon ut o'clock
Stopping n f.w hours ench way at Norfolk
PaS-age New York. including mcsa uul St,te
toum accommodates, only NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Si0
Sterrage Passage onIy ...#..... 8
Charge IL Norfolk the same rs hy River Bonts.
Merchants and travellers will find this the uosI
spcclt and comfntaLle routes hetw"cu Ncw York mud
Richmond. Passage and fare onl, ;o, Strrrnge "a.
sage only -.
iTDLAM & WATSON.
ap,3 - Richmond Va.
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NEW CONCERN.
qua NO.

/ hive IN store and afoat 40 No. | Peruvian
Gunnn,which will sell cheaper than it be bought
inany other mnrke and brought this place Please
give me call. WIN A. MILLER, on Basin
uuu u
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NEW CONCERN.
GEORGE NJ. IsllCkEk n CO.,
INNtIIBl1RG VA

July 1st, 1854.
RNll T. subscribers the lat day ot July sai, asso.
i ciatod themselves together under the style md firm
of Geotfe NJ Ruckc ~ Co lnr the purpose ofcouduct-
Ing gt nein Dry n,ds business. They will occupy
The store. aud will cp the class of goods
lnimcrly kcpiln the Hon e. The stock ot goods kept
viii always be nrre und well assorted, aud such the
wants of customers may Indicate They respectfully beg
continuance al theparonuee heretofore literally be-
-rowod upon thu House. aud will strive 10 deserve the
confidence Il tho pntronising public by nlwnys selling
Goop GOODS, aud nt FAIR LIVING PRICES
GEORGE NJ. RuGKER
JONNN. WHEELER.
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NOTICE.-rhr firm ol Hatcher Logwood
Co Will expire, by limiA,ion on the trst day
oi Jnnnary, 1855. In order close the business by
TINT date, will from this dny sell our entire soc con-
sistng Of general assortment of Ready Made Oh thing,
Cloths. Cnssimcres aud Nrsiings cos T. fo, CASH.
As "" earnest in inentiJ cl of This desi.
rhbl" stock tho above favorable terms, the public
viii find il 10 heif interest give cn before buy
ING elsewhere.
Those indebted the concern aro rrquc. ed to come
forward and settle enable ls to clos the business
by the nbovc mentioned date.
sep Ii dts HATCHEt LOCKWOOD e. co
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~ j. Dixon, Agent.
Respectfully invite the attention of thei, friends ard
the public generally 10 th'r splendid stock of FALL
and WINTER CLOTHING. inst received at ,hnl we'll
knewn aud popular Gentlemen'a Furnishing Eshhli,h.
ment the fnANKLiN CLorn AND CtoruiNG HousE
In purchasing THEN present suppythc latest improve
ments In style have been Observed aud selections mad,
from the moro importnons of Cloths Cassi eres
and Vestings by their experienced agent MI Dixon
after months careful examination In style eurnhii.
iy and cheopness their stock supnascs anything ever
inrniuaed in this section ot country. Nearly the wloe
o II hns bern made to their order, under the OF Mr.
Dixon nn tho greater purt OF having been purchased
for cash they enabled offer inducements 10 those
IN want oi chenp, fashionable md durable goods never
before met with in this any other market
fheii stock of CLOTHS, GASSlMERES Il VEST.
lNoS ia also aigc and Of such rare aud beautiful quail
tiles TINT pesonn inspection only convey proper
iden OF their superior riehncss md beauty They hnyc
employed the very best o Wotlmen and quits of Clobs
will be made to order in Fourteen Hours Those
pretrrrng purchase Goods Of them To be mnde else
whore, will hnye them cut free Of charge.
he unprecedented success which attended their ef-
forts during tho Spring and summer, 10 please th r
friends and the public make them hope confd entity tor
"A like success during the Fall and Winter.
MopE or DoINa BUSINESS
To econom,se hme NJ abatement in the prices ask ed
ior Goods viii be inade iosc askcd tho low
they Gun be- sod NJ. This will enable salesman To
do the work III two the old plan of asking third
mofe thnn they would be willing To sell fof.
To SCI lor rASH, shout time hy special agr
msni-and not othetwiso, which enoblos them buy
to Guods prncrnly for h. and O per cent cheap.
rt thnn Hose wh" hny credit it will aso ,nvo from
10 10 Is per cent. for coeree which tnnbes them to
eel pnods lens Tint much ehenper than those houses
which sell ON lorg time. GLASS n RAtNE,
J. DIXON. Agent.
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puRIIC NOTICE

IL b1iC NolICE.
'hF Subscribers being anxious sell their stock
4 of goOdsin order TO close up their Co partnership
will, rom this dn, offer / cir dosabu assortment
of Rcudy nude Clothing loihs Cnssimcrrs and Vest
Ings, nnd Furnishing Goods, Mt aud below Cost !!
We invite the Intention Of Country and other Mer
chnnts to our choice and var al selection nssr them
OF our Iesire Ia sell every everything in
favorable terms.
Any person dcsirous Of commencr.. the Clubbing busi-
ness can now have nn opportunity OF the desiru.
hestnck mud saud in the city.
N B.-lt Is desirnble that NIL persons in Iebed TO us
by bond note or open account, should call and settle
possible, before we hand them over for col
lection. BAKER & CLAVEY,
mug l0ts Corner Main md Market s.ts
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Feathers

= CnA LBS. Very superior new Feathers just re
AseJNIV ceved and for sale by
AGREE & McCLANAHAN.
Also GO packages Mackarel, in half barrels quarters
and Kits (iun l6dtsiO A. Il Nice.
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EAsI. EsAr,DWAIsE,


w + nre IN receipt Of II fresh stock Of Goods
w cor s-tiue Of
Pocket aud Table Cutlery, of vnrnus putrrns
Guns aud ls-n handsome assortment,
Building Matcrlns-surh II. Locks, Hinges, Screws,
Nuiis, Nc.,--o lmgonssortmrri,
Tools fail descriptions, f,r Capeu,ers Barksmh-',
Mnehni-t-' nnd Fafmcr, nsr.
fugrthct with general assortment of foreiSn aud
Domestic Ilardwarc, suitable tu thr wants o tho city
aad "ounrrN trnde.
Al.o, large nnl resh stock OF Saddlrry llardwntc
consisting ri Bits st unl~ iiuckles. pc &c Goarh
Materials, Springs mud Axlc Patent Lrather.I Hog Skin
Serge Wcllnr, Whips. &c.
Orrpurchnsrs hnvr becn made direct from the mnrli-
Gtrrurers in EprnPeuud America upon inyornblc term.
lnviuE hnd the experiences oi 20 10 yenrs of the
Nnff4 al the country trade. lntIcr ourselves upon
keeping the h. assortment al lardwar suitable tott q
demand. Of Nuginu. Tennessee un1 North Carolina, to
betouud in auy one housr in tho United hlute,.
We nest respectfully iuviir examination Of our
STOCK nnd prices hy merrns m others visiting this
mail el--l.riug the assurance TINT talsly
tire latfr,r class af customers.
SMlll n ROBERTS.
Importers of Hardware. No ~ Pond st.
B.-Alway< <eu hand. assortment o. NaYui's
CASfSrEEL aud Anchor BOLIlNG CLOTHS
10 = U,,.t e.
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DISSOLUTION.

D1SSOIUTTON.
VbNllE concern 6f Wilson Il Franklin is this day dis.
solved by mitnion. All persons having claims
agnins the Con will present them II Joseph IL vii.
son for payment Hose indebted Ia the concern wi |
mike payment to Joseph II Wilson, he having rur
chnsed James frant,ins interest in the
jos II. WILSON.
JAMES FRANKLIN.
September 1st 1854
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LpNE Of R,chmondxts2.. xts2...

loue line Is composed OF the following vessels and
-ns from New-forl every three days. All owned in
die city Of Rchmnni VIZ:
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For Sale

HOf A.tIN
Gt GtOnnn in Bonds of the South Side Rail Road
DcOVDV Goa pauy. bearing 6 Per cent. Il n
price that III pay per cent These bonds secured
by mortgage the Road and guaranteed by the city of
Petersburg. aud in amounts Of s5oJ ond $1,000 de
desirable investment for capitalists
aug l7-dfs PETERS, Spence 2 g. &C
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Something superior.

Something superior.
nj cCORkIE a JONES will hAve, in II few days,
IVI ~ casos thut celebrated -. g. Stick Loo ice,
% do do. Mass do,
To which they i,vi,e the attention OF manufacturers.
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For SDOrtSlRlen.

A CASE of cry fine Double Barrel GUNS, worth
IA from $50 to 1920 each, of importation,
Just received direct from nuiacturer, and for sale
by GREGORY g. ROYALL.
July II
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For Rent.

Fs7fiE su -cribrr having mnde arIungcments enyn
4 the city wishes rent the house and lot where he
Ives for the remainder Of the year For terms ap.
pl yseif OF Mr.. Henry |. Brown.
mug dts c. G.. WINGFIELD
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n T-dNrfs
~ Bedford Sentinel, Salem Register, Wythevile
JelegmPh and Chri~tansburg Herald copy month iu-
idr ltl IN r01sUtcu,usl.
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Richmond and Petersburg RaiI-Road
CHANGE OF HOURS.

Ii l sss,a sE, s ~ zs. 5g.ssaa..,z
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On al after y ednesaay, the l4lh Jnne. the r.
~ senser Trims this road wl run a, to,iuws :
EXPRESS TRAIN
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Cheap New GOOds---SecOnd Supply.

VINHE Ladies' invited TO call and examine frcs
l. lot of Berges and Shallies which have just r,
cever, by Express, this morning. Also splendid lo
of French Works, Sleeves .nd Collurs, which will BIZ
fered very cheap Terms cash and price only.
A. @. LEWIS, Exchange Square,
may 2tsif Lynchburg.
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..XNURRIA" MASS LIQUORICE..

Is CnSes; consignment, direct per ship Vol
anti from Lewis de Ynurla Esq tho utacturrr il
Spnia Tor snle by DAVENPORT ALLEN co.
, 1854-12-09

NEW WAY OF FArTENING PoRK.-A Ten.
uessee farmer has hit upon way to fatien
hogs where the drou,h has cut of the corn
The plan is simply to boil up all the juven.
lie porkers, and feed them to those of lar.
ger growth until they have concentrated
the pork family into compass consistent
with the needed supply of bacon He ar
CUES that if cod liver oil will fat pork, hog
oil will fat it faS'er, and that by the time
one half of the family have eaten the other
half they will be fit for family use.
This is an idea certainly worth looking
after by all who have surplus of great
hogs aud small and no fear for next year.
The plan would not answer in Fleming
County, Kentucky, for they have to haul
water four to six miles now, and that would
har the boiling How would it do to feed
them raw, until after it rains
Fattening pork upon potatoes boiled
and mashed with corn meal, used to be
fashionable in our boyhood but we rather
think it is not much practiced this year, as
potatoes are worth about as much by the
pound as the pork. would be after it was
httened. Pig potatoes" are sold in this
city for dollar bushel, to make pure
wheat bread.
The Cincinnati Price Current gives the
hog census Of Ga counties in Indiana at g
l6S,S33. We think about half that lot
might be boiled up with advantage to the
ownerS.-Ncio York Tribune.
, 1854-12-09

CUMosrTIEs OF CHINA.-Here is a man
leading white goat which he wishes TO
sell, but on closer examination, we per-
ceive that one Of the fore legs has been
neatly amputated while the animal w.s
young. There are half dozen gaming ta-
bles, each surrounded by its crowd of play
ers and spectators. The Chinese arc in.
veterate gamblers, and as the stakes at
many of these tables are as low as single
cash." few are so poor that they cannot
make q venture. Que Of the methods has
some resemblance to the little jokers," so
well known at your race-courses. The
player has three sticks, the ends ol
which are thrust through his fingers
There is hole through each of the other
ends, which are held in his hand cord is
passed through Que Of them, and the play
consists in guessing which Que, as the cord
may he transferred from one 10 another, by
quick movement Of the fingers. / put
cash" on the board, make guess, aud
win cake Of suspicious looking candy,
which give to the nearest boy, to the
great merriment Of the bystanders. There
are also stands for the sale Of the peanuts,
reminding us Of the classic sidewalks Of
Chatham st. and for the sake of young
America, we must invest few cash in i,s
fayOrite fruit. But here is an entertain
ment Of an entirely novel character. A
man, seated on the pavement, holds in his
hand white porcelain tile, about fool
square. This he ovcrsprcad with deel
blue color from sponge dipped in thin
paste OF indigo, and asks us to name u
flower / suggest the lotus. He extends
his fore-fnger-a most remarkable fore-fn
ger, crooked, flexible as all elephants's
trunk, and as sharp as if the end had beel.
Whitfield ofE-gives three or four quick
dashes across the tile, and in ten seconi
or less, 10 there is the flower, exquisitcl,
drawn aud shaded, its snowy cup hangin,
in the midst of its long, swaying leaves
Three more strokes, aud white bird, wit
spread wings, hovers over it; two more
and u dog ands beside it. The rapidt,
aud precision Of that fore-hnger seem al
most miraculous. He covers the tile wit,
new layers Of color, and flower after flower
is dashed out Of the blue grOund.-BayarG
Taylor.
, 1854-12-09
Estrays.

ONE large yellow OK, right ear split, left car square
" crop and large white horns;
One COW, pale red yellow, both ears split white
ace rather large horns, and probay three years old
she had a calf this spring;
One brindle COW. no ear marks, white face, and
white on the end of the tail;
One small brindle steer, some white spots on him
two or three years old, branded on the hip thus q
The above described cattle were found In the noun
tains last fall by an Indian named Shoouskin. The
wner or owners Of said cattle are requested to call
Ip1n the undersigned, pay charges and take theiI
Stock away, otherwise I shall proceed according H.
the law regulating waits aud stravs
A. J. B0LON, Indian Agent.
Yakamaw Valley, July 6, 1854. 5lu
, 1854-12-09
North and South.

The following comments upon the COM
pOrative morality Of constitutional and
niger" notification, we find in the Peters
burg 1ntclligencer
"If we are not greatly mistaken Massa-
chusetts took very decided and indignant
stand against certain Ordinance of South
Carolina, which at the demand of the So
berest portion of the (Palmetto) communi-
ty,' was passed by that State in the days
Of notification. Then Massachusetts
thought it was most abominable thing TO
treat law of the land with contempt
then the thonght State attempting to
nullify, or resist an act of Congress, should
ne coerced into obedience by the power OF
the Government. But will the friends Of
the proposed law for the better security Of
personal liberty in Massachusetts he good
enough to inform us what the difference
would be in operation between such law,
if passed, and the Sonth Carolina Ordi-
nance of 1882? The last was designed to
nnllify Tariff act within the limits Of
South Carolina-the first would be designed
to nullify the Fugitive Slave act within the
limits Of Massachusetts. In both cases the
authority of the National Legislature would
be alike condemned, with the difference
however in favor of South Carolina, that
her Ordinance did not point to, or contem-
plate, robbery Of the North. of her pr per-
ty, or rather of legalzing such robbery,
whilst it cannot he denied that such would
be the direct aim and effect of the Massa.
chusetts law touching Southern property
, 1854-12-09

CLIPPERS FOR THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT
Several French naval officers are at pres
ent in Boston, and are about forming a
contract with one of our eminent naval ar
chitects, TO build twelve clipper ships, of
hbout 1900 tons, to be employed in the
French Colonial Trade. The Imperial
Government contemplate colonizing New
Caledonia, and these clippers will be EN-
ployed in carrying passengers there from
France.
, 1854-12-09
Paints, Oils, &c., 40.
SO THw RTH & co..

NO. ca, BATTERT sTlrEET, coR;'ER or nALLEcKr
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.
IMPORTERS Of English and American nardwsrs,
Il Cutlery. &e., Grf
Bar and sheet Iron--PortaLle Grist Nils, sa
SAW MILL IRONS COMPLETE,
Horse Power; caTenfsrs' TOsls;
Tnmans To'ls and Machines;
Together with h aid well assorted stock Of go-Jp
In the Hardware line.
On hand and viii be receiving thcse celebrated steel
Plows manufactured BY Evans 4 Adams, 0alena I'M
nai-. Also irrm the mandatory Of Joel Porter,
Plattesvile, Illinois. ~.
San Francisco, Aug. 2. 1858. SUI
, 1854-12-09

A CANDID MIND.-There is nothing sheds
so fine light upon the human character at
candor. 1t was called whteness by The
ancien's, for its purity and beauty and it
has only won the esteem due 10 the most
admirable of virtues. However little
sought for or practiced, all do it the HON.
age Of their praise, and oil feel the power
and charm Of its eminence. Those who's,
opinions make the deepest mark upon their
fellows whose influence is the most lasting
and efficient whose friendship is instinct
lively sought, where all others have proved
faithless, are not those Of brilliant parts, or
fattering tongue, or splendid genius, or
commanding power; whose lucid candor
and ingenious truth transmit the heart,
real feelings pure and without refractiOn
There are other qualities which are Snowy,
and other traits that have higher place
in the worlds code Of honor but nont
wear better, or gather less tarnish by use,
or claim deeper homage in that silent
reverence which the miud must pay TO vir-
tue.
As it is most beautiful, so II is the safest
of moral qualities. None fall into few
mistakes-none darken and deform them
selves with so little falsehood and wrong
none so free from pain of doing wrong, as
those who walk among the pitfalls and
miasmas, passions and errors, Of tainted
life, clothed habitually with candor. The
rare and comely union Of prudence and
principle, Of 6rmness and forbearance, oil
truth and zeal, of earnestness of feeling
aud discrimination of views, is to be found
only in the minds pervaded and enlarged by
candor. To love and seek in all things.
the trutK-to choose and adhere to- before
all the solicitations of passion or the power
Of prejudice, or the force Of public opinion,
or the claims of interest or power, whaiev-
er is right and true-to believe, at every
juncture Of experience or thought that
nothing is so good or desirable, or trust.
worthy as truth-to scent the truth amidst
all popular disguises which too often dis
figure it in this world-this must lie safest
and best. whatever we may think Of it, il
God really reigns, and there be an eternal
distinction between truth and falsehood,
wright and wrong. In nothing have meu
so vital an interest as in truth.
, 1854-12-09

R1- The people of Indiana are called
Hoosiers, and it is said to be an abbrevia-
ton of who's here ?" a question VIII h
used to he shouted aloud by the traveller
in that quarter, when, amid the tall grass
Of the prairies he heard voices, or saw the
smoke of log cabin, but could see nobody
, 1854-12-09
FRUIT EES.
M3A WAUHgg RURSgAY.

II. 4. S. LUEILING, PROPRIETORs.
WE have had number Of our varieties bear fruit
w and we hnd the sire and favor % ex, eed any
in the United States. We have greatly extended our
Nursery by the introduction OG many new varieties of
Apples, Pears, Pinms. Pearhea &C.. &c.-also a vare-
~ Of Flower. and ornamental Trees, many Of which
we shall be able IN furnish this t We have further
extended our nursery business BY establishing threc
Branch Nnrseres In the upper conhtry at Alfred
Stantohs Marisn county. four miles hrrth-eaa of sa-
lem one at Mr. Klaxe's. Knoxe'p ne, Linn county;
and one at Joseph Kelseys near stas Point, Benton
RIMarch II. lslS