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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-30

SrANLEY's PAINTINGS of Western scene
~ will bs exhibited at Metropolitan Hall to-mor'
rev evening, when the pubiS are invited to attend
These pictures are said to be unsurpassed In their
truthfalness while the scenes portrayed have no
NAV know how to appreciate this exhibition, we
would simply remind them that the Mr. Stanley re.
ferred to- the artist who painted the superb
Of Indian portraits exhibited at the Virginia Mecha.
MOS Far in this city, In November last.
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WESTERN WILDSm!
= GREAT AMERICAN PAINTING
AT .sR
MET ROP OLITAN HALL.

ITO THE LADIES-NEW AND RICH
J. GOODS NOW OPENED.-Ws take pleasure
In informing the ladies that hsve within the last
few days. and BY last arrivals ct NewYork. received
many rare and desirable goods suitable for the ap-
proachins season. combating In part of splendid BON.
NET KIb1ONs, rioh Dress SILKS, newest styles
of Embroideriss In such variety, as to name them
all, would more than fill up the Dispatch. 1t Is nos
necessary that will sell them ehesp-this 10 fact
not disputed by any body.
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PuTNAM's MoKTHLY.-We are indebted to
Messrs. Buffers & Simons for Putnam's
Monthly for May. This is the first number
under the new proprietors, Dix & Edwards,
and it gives an earnest of their active exer-
tons to promote its interest. 81
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MARINE NEWS.
FoIf or klcnH.oNB. April %.

ARRIVED, ~ goa
Steamship City Of Richmond, MITCHELL Fhiladsl-
phs, mdzs. and passsnssrs-
schr. D. w. Eldriass. Ogden, Philadslphia. coal,
Bowers 4 Snyder.
sckr. Martins, -. Norfolk. plaster. ar p
AT CITY POINT.
Schr. Hard Scrabble, Gregory kocklsnd, lime.
So SAILED, 81 sss.sss =
schr. Westover, Rogers, BOSTON, mdze, D. Curris.
Sohr. Henrico. ChsstsT. New York, mdzs., d. Cur.
sohr orapeak Reynolds, Deep Greek. stone, w.
D. Colquitt Co. 3 u e5s 8,
schr. Repeater, Parks, Norfolk, mdse,. w. D. Col
quit 4 Co. sIe% -
schr. Redonor. Wiley, Ghiekahominy and Rock
land. ss
schr. Florence. Noyes, Philadelphis. coal, W. D.
Colquitt Co.
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I ARGE STOCK PIANO AND GUT
IL TAR MUSIC

I ARGE STOCK PIANO AND GUT
IL FAR Music r5-.el
NEW SONGS.
We speak of the Realms of the Blest; by Judge
Tho Voice of MY Own; by 8. =. ssull $50
Come. bring the Bridal Rims; by Gilmore. author
of "0ood News from Home" &s-15c
The Angel: Bridge; BY Bellnan-25o @
Evening; by Franz Abt-25o
Plead not with me; by Geo. Buckef-2so.
NEW POLKAs, ITO.
College Polka; by J. 3. 0iilespie-25o-
Cape Cod Polka-25o =saz
The Three Bslls Polka; by 7. J. Cook-5os
Wagon 6chottisch-25o z
Youthful Dresms-a collection Of Polkas Wsltzss,
ssas IS '0f hSnhs" os h'n1' b''a'-''sA
Postal varied; by Jas. Belak-25e IS,
With An inmsnsc collection Of other lsts and po-
InstIueton Books, for tho piano. guitar and voice
Sacred Music and Church Choir Singing Books
Guitar. Violin, Banjo, Harp and violonsello
sp so-st JAS. wooDHousE CO.
GALE OF VALUABLE LAND AND
ONE0ROES.-Ths subscriber wishes to sail thrse
yaluabs farms In the neishborhood Of the city Of
One farm Of 100 Acres. In ono mile Of the city, ON
which there 10 about 80 of very ne creek bot
tomg other farm containing es asrss, we'll inn
Garden and h.. about 10 s, ssS
other farm of 2ll aeres miles from tho sisy on
which th:rs l. good dwelling and other out build
Also. Is very valuable NEGkOED, amonest whish
thsrs some Of the most valuable house servants
The sbO Q; !.g:fs .i ?; o,s.:d 11
then sold u psSisc auction on very accommodating
q; ss,;s on The cam. time -; e:
sp 30--dA $500
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BAD AccIDRNr.-Charles N. Caswell conductor
on the short train on the Hartford Railroad, was
shockingly mangled Wednesday afternoon between
two carsat River Point CT, while he was In the act
Of coupling them. The hunters missed. and he
was damned between them into a space of four
inches and half
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EAGLE INrANTRY.-This company nave
runed to change their uniform adopt.g that Of
the u g. Infantry. excepting that thsr buttons ana
aarstnnd chat thew have made contract With tailor
for the manufacture of the uniforms and Will have
eufiicient amount OF means on hsnd BY tho lss OF
90 Of the change The "Eagles' have recently elect
cd several new members and now that they hsys
procured an Armory Of their own IN the "law Dsi1-
The oflicers sre:-Wm Munford, Captain; h. Milton
Csry senior lst Lieut.; and VIM. b. Lyons, JUNO,
their names Ia this or some other volunteer corps, 20
IS to be prepared to defend the Old Dominion ANY
mement.
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shockinRy mangled Wednesday afternoon between
two carsat River Point c. while he was In the ae,
Of coupling them. The hunters missed, and he
was jammed between them into a space of fou,
| inches and half
| REVOLT AT ST. JoHNs.-On the night of thu
18th April the battalion of Spanish troops In the
fort of San Crstova, enc of the strongest fortica
lions of St Johns, Porto Rico, took possession O.
the castle, which they held during the night firing
with small arms on the town; they however, sur
rendered In the morning. condition of their lives
being spared, and to the number of three hundred
have been divided among other regiments In the
town, without arms .-... AZ
WANTS TO BE LIBERArED.-About three years
ago, man named Wells was sentenced, 10 WASH
ngton, to be hung for murder, and, after the gal.
lows had been erected, President Fillmore COM
muted the sentence to imprisonment for life. A
few days since, Wells employed counsel to bring
him up on habeas corpus, and contend for his lib
erty on the ground that the President had no RICH,
to commute the sentence, and was obliged either
to hang or pardon him.
|
MRS. PATTERSON AGAIN.-Mrs. Matilda Pattsr-
son, of Joseph Hiss Memory, IL out again in letter
to the Boston Bee. She sags:
The papers have been again snarlins about me-
The Transcript, whose editor 10 good Jude of ma.
pie sugar-has uttered fssehood upon falsehood in
regard to my private history. dolt want Mr.. Has.
kel or any body else, to trouble themselves about
my affairs. can take care of them myself and have
some leisure left Hmy husband sends me monev
through the hands of Col. Wright or Col Smith. the
Navy agenta-ons that was and one that is--that,s
my business, and none of ysur snsaking editorial
poksnoses have right to make the fact NOTORIOUS
II these feiiows expect me to bride them thew ara
damnabiy mistaken, a. Hayes said when he bousht
the shoulder Of mutton of Sam Wales
You. Mi. Editor. have already been kind anon ,h
TO publish letter giving truthful history of mvssf
writ that letter 70 defend gentleman who ba,
been maignanty assailed BY the priesly zeaIots WIZ
control the columns Of polluted and unscrupuaus
press. His defence was what solely aimed st snd
self. ' "
Mr.. Editor, am not afraid to acknowledge that
bimop Fitzpatrick Ia great, good, benevolent mag.
niicent man. If be hadn't been, he never wcutd
have been 90 popular he Il. Hut Bishop Fitxna.
trick, nor Patrick Donahoe nor Col. Cowdn himssif
neither, nor all OF them-the latter with bis resi
writ
Accept my kindsst regards fox favors already sx
tended, and believe me, after my husband sincerely
yours. MATILDA PArrERsoN
On Friday last, Mr.. Patterson was before the In
vsstiastins committee. and proved to be PrssiIls
Blood. 6hs. however. denied having seen Mr. His
and another search has new begun for the real Mrs
Psttsrson.
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TIE END OF THE WORLD.

There are many people VINO tnlnk tnat the
end of the word is at hand. The Millerites,
who it was understood, had promised uni
versal confagration this month, say that they
never promised any such thing, but that
sometime next month is the period. There
are other people, however, not so crazy as
the Millerites, who look upon the political
commissions and bloodshed in Europe as pre-
liminary to the final winding up of human az
fairs. 1t is most astonishing. this propensity OF
human nature to get rid of this world. We
abide here so short time,-we are such in.
sects of day, that We might be content to
wait till our sun goes down, before we trou-
BILE ourselves about the mysterious other
worlds that will come out full orbed in the
darkness of the grave. But no; we must con-
tinually bother our heads with vexatious cal
culasions about the end of the world, though
the end of the world, so far Is we are con-
cerned, may happen in the midst of our calcu'
lations; we must consult spirits, and set them
to rspping under tables, and beseech them to
blab out the secrets of the spirit land. We
shall all know these secrets soon enough; too
soon for some of US.
This world, we acknowledge, Is . very bad
world, and, if it had its deserts, would have
come to an end long ago. There is so much
selfshness, corruption, hypocrisy and rascal
ity of various kinds extant, that we see no.
thing which can cleanse it, but the burning
process; throwing it, like an old and foul
pipe, into the flames, SO that it may come out
after while, nice and clean as new. But,
we have strong hopes that "He who sends his
rains on the just and the unjust, will spare
the ancient fabric for some time, and cleanse
it by milder process. We invoke the Mil
lerites to postpone their promised perform
ance for q few centuries. Let these modern
amend its ways, so that it may be saved.
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TIE UNITED srATEs AND SPAIN.

THE UNITED STATES AND SPAIN.
The New York Express, referring to the
outrages by Spain upon American commerce
and citizens, thinks that \ strong country
can afford to put up with occasional wrongs
from weak country, just ~ strong man
can from weak one, without any loss OF
dignity or honor. It 90 happens, however,
that there are great many more weak coun'
tries than strong ones in the world, and ifthe
doctrine Of the Express we're established our
commerce and our citizens would besome the
prey Of every puny power on the lace OF sne
earth. Suppose the editor of the Express were
bitten by q mosquito. would not his natural
impulse be, especially after several repeti-
tions of the offence, to crush the annoyance
without respect to it's diminutiveness7 If he
would not, he is fonder Of mosquitoes than
most men, But no such plea can apologize
for the failure of this country to punish Span
ish outrages. Spain, as q military power, is
not so very weak; she has navy very near
ly as large. and q standing army five times
as large as that Of the United States. Her
PAtSotOOAc WOnAu aoodAi oAA SOLhAASA x
every sea, and France would certainly aid
her in war for Cuba. We rather sus-
pect that 1t is because Spain, in her means
of annoying American commerce, and IN her
French alliance is so strong. thatthe CONNER
cial organs of the large cities think Brother
Jonathan ought to be magnanimous, and let
her pull his nose and tread upon his coat tail
with impunity.
Such being the real reason, why not say 30
at once? Why not say we are CONNER
cial not military people; we'have no navy,
no army; coppers are of more Importance
than kicks or cuffs. We can only wish that
the Northern commercial interests may prove
themselves as keen sighted and influential in
sverting sectional asiforeign troubles.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Low, DmArrofNTnKETs AND HulciDK.-
we were yesterday favored Win tho pefpsal Of
later from Louisa county. siy)ns the psftleulara
Of suicide, which We append Ter TIC inicfhation
OF our readers. A gentleman named Wr.IoU0HBY,
overseerfor DR.. VIM. Goodwin Of Loulsa, wss en-.
gagged 10 be married 10 young lady, and hsd pro-
cured license for the contamination OF the Same,
when her friends raised objections TO the match.
snd ,ns Wedding wss postponed - On sunday ,ss,
formally discarded. Such treatment made life .
burthen to him. and when he saw DR. Goodwin. he
asked how much laudanum Il would take to kill Q
man. DR.. q. answered him and thought ne more
Of IT, On Tuesday morning, before dsy,ignt u w,.
Goodwin heard the explosion OF pistol IN WI.
loughby's room, and hastening 10 ascertain the
csuse found thai w. had shot himsef and was quite
dead. In his room were discovered too letters on
to DR. G., and the other to his sister "a which tue
which proved uuavailins, and now he had resorfed
to the pistol ~ . certain remedy for oil his HE
UNFORTUNATE ArrArR-MAN KILLED
A difficulty occurred, on Saturday evening, At the
house of VIM, Stuart, at New Coal Harbor, To Han.
over between DR.. Robert Starke and Alfred
Wright, during which DR.. P. drew pistol and ct,
tempted TO shoot Wright who retreated behind
Mr., VIM T. BozK, Just az Dr. 8. fred the ball ta-
king effect In Mr.: B. left thigh, severing the MAIN
artery and causing death In q few minutes.
NDr Starks was soon after arrested BY Constable
Parsley, and taken before Justice Tyler, who de-
clined holding an examination, and Dr. .. wal
therefore permitted to leave unmoiested
Dr.. Starke afterwards surrendered himself to
Deputy Sheriff James A. Harwood, who on Sunday
afternoon took him before Justice Turner, who
when our informant left, was examing into the
case.
Its proper to say that DR.. Starke was very much
at the time of the unfortunate difficulty
and that the shooting Of Mr.. Boze was unintens
tioual
Mr.. Boze was member Of the 'Young Guard, y
of this city, at the time of his death. end will be
buried by that company today. He had been on
visit 10 his mothers. In Hanover, and was on his
way to Richmond at the time he was killed, having
stopped q few minutes at Mr.. Stewards to see
friend
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House. BREAKER.-A negro fellow
called Peter Davis, slave to J. J. Munford, was
arrested on Saturday, and lodged In tine cage, ioI
breaking into Mr. Parker's house. on 9Th street.
south side of the basin The ruffian entered the
window, knowing that Parker was absent, TO steal
but was detected by Mrs. Parker, who Immediate,
ly gave the alarm, and had him arrested. ne WIN l
be brought before the Recorder this morning TOR
axa animation.
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DRIZE MEDAL CIGARS.-The sub
Il scribers have just rscsived q small LOT of che
selsbrated CAeANA CIGARS, for which splen.
did Gold Ne da was given 1t the late exhibition In
London, a. the finest favored Cigars ever imported
from Havana Also crest variety Of other brands
which the subscribers warrant to bs equal to any
Cigars in the United States, The smoking public
are invited to call and examine our stock.
NORBORNE NORTON CO.,
No. l64 Main st., opposite Amoricsn Hotel.
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The MAYoR.-We understand that Mr.
Joseph Mayo, whose injuries from being thrown
from buggy on Thursdsy afternoon last, we're pc
terday aftern oon and that ks physicians and fnenas
entertained strong hopes of his speedy recovery
ed Ia the fall hut his mind q not ehected BY thens
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OCA AMI BEHOLD Create bar
- sains than can BE- anticipated 1t GoLDsnITss
Inmmsne ana ssnsy Store. 286 Rroad st.-Just r.
pass ot Needis-woTksd Collars It a5c, 500 ~ ~
Nc uswsfGs beautiful assortment Of 6scosi
~ S%sIl.ns LonafS very handsome Swiss Cambrie
49, rscS 1Loevssi Chemisettas u avery stvie: ~
sad Gspbsis Bands Camh4te ana 6wias IA m ~
.os.tSlssss Ss,ssai sosns. RAboas and ess oi
- TIE above Goods hsse been purahasaS y - 49,
% their edvnntaee 10 call 81 49, 80 -. u.s. =
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d b KOIDER Ri 3 8 AND DRESS
- o obs Opening to-day, fresh supply Of
dimpure Collars Callarettes; Nssves and Chsmi.
Lswn:; 0rGandies and Frsneh 0ipshama eords "a;
rsssnf and Grass Skirts white and coiorsd -
a1a many osnsr styles OF ssasonabs Dress 0oods 81
J. 4 4. RosEEBAun,
- 81 "a Broad a.
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SONS OF TEMPERANCE

w SONS OF TEMPERANCE.-
~ The members Of Bhockoe Hill Division
4 No "a, 8. Of T., are hereby notified TO
attend called mssting at their Hall, on
MONDAY. the Soth inst, At q O'Clock, to pay this
last tribute OF respect to deceased brother HKs-
Ry @. BUTLER
The members Of sister Divisons are respectfully
invited to unite with us.
By order Of the w. P.
an 3A-its PETEREIELN IRENT Il
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Thus closed the Spring meeting over Broad Roo
which We sincerely trust has proved not only Die
no other man has done more to revive the spirit
racing In the neighborhood Of the capitol Of the
Dominion. =
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NOTICE.-The annual meeting of the
IN Stockholders of the RICHMOND LIBRARY
COMPANY will be held at the Athsnsum, on Non.
day evening next, the 7th May, at O'Clock. 9
ap S0-eo4t GAIL HAL6TON Librarian.
A CARIBOU account Of my health
"a am compelled to discontinue business ~ Gene
raj Agent and Collector. J. BELL BIGGER
The Office occupy in Governor street il for rent;
p0s.ession slyen immsdistely. ap 3o-7t
NOTIICE.-Under the authority con-
In ferred upon me by . Deed OF Trust executed
By Henry Rosenfsld. dated April 26th, 1885, and Of
record In the Hustings Court Of the atty Of Rich.
mond, hsve hereby appointed the said Harry Ro-
senfeld nay Agent TO collect the outstanding debts
due to me ~ his Trustee. and payments will there-
tore be made e him, and bis receipt a. my Agent
will be full discharge TO the debtor.
HORACE L KENT.
tp H-iw Trustee for n RoaAnfal1
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-07-26
PAPER HANGINGS.

NOTICE. I%The subscribers beg leave to call
IN the attention of the citizens of Charles and
adjacent counties to their
LARGE AND SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
PAPER H.A.NGLNGS, BORDERS, &c.
Also, a most beautiful assortment of
STATUES, MOULDINGS, CORNICES,
FRESCOES, &C.,
suitable for decorating in the most finished style.
Our stock comprises all varieties, from cts. for
Silver and Bronze papers, also Velvet, Glazed and
Ground Papers.
I|Paper hung and all decorations executed in
the first style of art by the best Of workmen, and
all work warranted to give satisfaction
Upholstering work attended to promptly.
All orders whether given in person or by mail
will be attended to with the utmost Dispatch Sam
pies sent when ordered. Letters may be addressed
to us at either of our stores. Very respectfully,
JOS. T. X. PLANT & CO.,
18th street, doors south of E street, Washington,
D. c., and King street, 2 doors from Columbus
street, Alexandra, Va. au lily.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-07-26
CONCENTRATED ESSENCE OF JAMAI-

ESSENCE OF JAMAI-
" CA GINGER, a popular remedy. which is
highly useful a Stomachic and Cordial. In
cases of Flatulency, ordinary DiarrhHa, incipient
Cholera, Cholera Morbus, and all cases of prostra-
ton of the digestive functions, it will be found par
tcularly servceable. This Essence is warranted
to possess in a concentrated form all the valuable
properties of the Jamaica Ginger, ana is free from
all irritating other properties of an injurious ten
dency. To persons recovering from Fever, or 9TH
diseases, it is recommended a tonic, and will
prove most pleasant restorative, rendering it
highly valuable in domestic practice. During the
summer months, when the system becomes languid
or depressed, or from exposure to the heat Of the
sun, few Drops added to tumbler of water, will
make it healthful and refreshing drink, at the
same time correcting the bad effects of cold water,
when used too freely. Prepared by
PEEL & STEVENS, Wholesale Druggists,
iel4 80 King street, Alexandria, Va.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-07-26
CHARLES Ell. DRURY,

Corner Of Caaa,l.sa sas.--S ... orT1rt rftuIJy
BALTIMORE,
HAVING completed his establishment with
III Foundry connected, for the making his own
n Castings, is prepared to furnish all va
- rieties of .aGRICULTUR.aL IN
Al&S&6XnAA PIGMENTS AND CAS- TLNGS,
made TO pattern ofthe best material. r
The following list of PLOWS kept constantly
on hand Davis, of the different numbers, for
wrought and cast shears, S. & NJ, Chenoweth,
Wiley, and furrow, No. o, Hill side, No. and
8 Connecticut Beach Improved or Posey Plow,
with common Davis cast Observation-Disclosures or
wrought shear-Corn Cultivators, plain and ex-
panding-Tobacco do, Wheat Fans Corn shelters
with double hopper-Old Vertical and Virginia
shelter Harrows superior Pennsylvania made
Grain Cradles-Revolving Horse Rakes-Cylndri-
cal straw Cutters, &c., &c. Horse Powers GRISI
MILLS, very useful and saving article, and COM
ing into general use. HORSE POWER and
THRESHLN'G MACHINES, ofthese l need not
say anything, as wherever they have been in use
any time. they are preferred to all Others
C. H. d. will this year make smaller size Pow
er & Thresher, price of Power, 500, Thresher,
$50, Band $40, or when taken together, complete,
$3.50 cash.) Persons in want of Implements made
ofthe best material and put together in the strong
est and best manner to the purpose for which
they intended, are invited to call upon the sub
scriber. feb %.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-07-26

M ore SeaSOnlDIe Dry OOOOS.-We
lvl are now receiving, in addition to our early
purchases, fine assortment of SUMMER GOODS
suited to the season, many of which will he found
much below former prices, to which we call the at
tenton of our friends and the dealing public. We
have Lawns, Ginghams, Calicoes
Berages, Berage de LANES, Chailys
India and Summer Silks in great variety
Blk Gro. de Rhine Silks
Rich plaid 6
Swiss Cambria Bands
French worked Collars and Undersleeves
Cambria, Swiss, Thread, Lsle and Bobbin
Edgings and Insertions
Plain and Dotted Swiss Muslns
Null, Nansook. and Book do
Kid. Thread and Silk Gloves
Blk Silk Mitts in great variety
Parasols of all colors and styles
White. checked and fancy Mattings
Carpetings, Rugs and Oil Cloths
Embroidered Curtain Muslins
Mosquito Netting of every kind
Ladies Cotton and Thread Hose
Bonnet Ribbons, Silk Laces and Fringes
Together with all other goods usually found in
line. TAYLOR & HUTCHINSON.
Alexandra, June ID, 1855.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-07-26
ALEXANDRIA
AcRICITLTURAL WAREHOUSE.

WE are now receiving large assortment OF
w AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, SEEDS and
MANUREs, and will endeavor to supply the wants
of Farmers upon the lowest terms. We are care
ful to select Implements of the most approved pat
serns and workmanship, and name in part the fol-
lowing:
Movers and Reapers
Threshers and Horse Powers
Pennock's Wheat and Grain Drills
Harvest Implements of all kinds
Harrows and Cutivators
Plows-subsoiI, surface and side hill
Garden and Field Rollers, Road Scoops
Ladies' Garden Tools; Trimmers and Shears
Seed Sewers, Drills and Lime SPreaders
Corn and Cob Crushers
Garden Engines, Clstern and Force Pumps
Grindstones and fixtures, Whiffie Trees,
Ok Yokes, Traces and Horse Collars
Briar Scythes, Bush Hooks
Axes, Mattocks, Grubbing Hoes
Spades, Shovels, Forks and Rakes
Churns-thermometer and dash
Corn Shelters and Cutting Boxes for horse and
hand power; and a large variety of other articles
to which respectfully call the attention of Far
mers A II orders thankfully received and prompt
y attended to MEADE q CACHES,
No. l2 Fairfax Street, Alexandria, Va.
ap l9-3m