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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-01-26
Housing the manare banks does not an

| Housing the manare banks does not an
swer well in this section; the mode Of
farming pursued affords much straw
more, in fact, than could be consumed by
ordinary li,:ering. Farmers here general
ly dung stables twice week. The manure
is drawn with horse and sled for this pur-
pose to some convenient place, where it is
out Of the way, but never before the stable
door, and carefully piled up in sections, in
sizes prop0rtioned 70 the cleanings. These
layers are regularly covered with straw,
until this surplus is consumed; the main
portion is worked into the lower part Of
the bank. Straw is seldom sold off tho
farms.
The rains are thus left to fall upon it,
which seems to effect just in proper de-
gree the necessary moisture for the fermen-
tation I'll manuae. should undergo previous
to application, or otherwise much Of tie
fertile properties will no. be rendered
available
Covered manure banks dry ou. too much.
We are obliged to consume 4 large quaint.
.y Of straw, and have observed where
the trial has been made by two Of my
neighbors, this s.ray would not get sufi.
cieutly mcis. to allow it to ferment; or -
it is generally expressed, the manure will
not act--it remained nearly all straw.
This difficulty might in some measure
be overcome By manure cellars immediate.
ly below the stables, where all the excre.
mentitious matter Of the cattle would 60
to aid in bringing about the necessary
moisture for Fermentation. But this 10
not without Objectionable features, for this
very reason all the affluvia would be more
or less confined to the buildings, which
would prove unwholesome for man and
baast. Say you, owe can ventila:e such
stables" True, but such renders stables
cold in winter.
There is nothing superior for thi. cli-
mate, to meet all the desired ends, than
the stables in the old fashioned Swiss
bank-barn. If these be regularly cleaned,
and we'll Uttered, the cattle will be healthy;
and the manure, if properly piled up, as
We have already pointed out, viii prove Of
very superior quality. have seen these
banks twelve feet high after they were fully
rotten; they are generally left inclined on
one side, so that the top is rendered acces.
sble for the sled When and wherever
such are applied, or such banks ere brought
20 make their distribution, it will mark
the arid field with reIdure. These banks
are, after all, the true farmers bank for
the husbandman, the sure investment in
which affords an annual dividend of rich
ind golden harvests. Manure constitutes
in reality the true touch-stone of the phan.
tom bubble of the alchynists, for it actu.
ally converts tie crude soil into beautiful
gold-a thing the philosophers Of the mid.
die ages have sough. for in vain in other
channels. With the attentive husband
man it IS often converted into "roeks,"
(shough net into "the rock Of ages,")
which hare built cur barns and houses for
many lorg ages gone by.
Truly yours, &c,
2. G. BERTOLET, N. D.
Oley, BeTks Co, Pa, Dec. l, 1854.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-01-26

How LONG IT TAKES TO GET AppLEs-
Mr Buckmins.er, editor Of the Plorman,
in a recent editorial, says;
"We have three hundred trees set, two
years ago, in cur orchard in Framinshaua.
Some OF these (the BaldNins) bear fruit
this year. One has borne thir:y-seven
good apples. People may preach about
waiting 20 or 80 years for young orchard
to come to bearing-and they must wais
if they procure good for-no'hius coil But
why not give young trees chance to
grov?"
The .ros- spoken Of above, nrc very
handsome, and promising, end we think
an examination of them would satisfy .
person about to plan, an orchard, that
trees Of three or four years OF age, hsnd.
somely headed iu the rising, would prove
the most profitable, although costing 'olie'
thing more than younger and smaller ones
at firs..-Nsr England Faymer.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-01-26
Profits of Fowls.
" p' JIM ~
Obey, Berks Co, Pa, Dec. l, 1854

/ have seventeen heus at this time, and
have lost along duriLg the season some
four or six. They are the old fashioned
kind Of hens, and quite a number Of them
are from four to seven years old. They
have laid from abou. the middle of Febru.
ary to November 9th, inclusive, 29l7 eggs,
which at fourteen cents-the average price
AMOUNTS to s2j.S5. The cost of keep
ing during the time has besn Sl0S7, all
of which l have bought at this years high
prices. Thus they have nested me sl266
clear profit. My practice i, to keep lin,
ard feed in the hen house all the time, and
as general thing to le: them run at large.
They have done little or no damage to the
garden, to which they have free access.
Corn l find to be altogether tue cheapest
feed for them. One hen stole her nest and
ha:chel 10 chickens, and the cost Of rais-
ing Tie four that were not killed is inclu.
dsl ia the above.-Bsrkshire CIliuriR.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-01-26

The Oldest was a free colored woman,
named Frances, who died of debility at
the City Hospital in Mobile, and the fact
of her having attained the remarkable age
of one hundred and forty-six years, was
officially reported from that Institution.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-01-26
American Longevity.

During the year 1854, Eyhty-Sir Of
the Patriot Soldiers of the American Re.
volution, departed this life. The average
of their ages must have been considerably
over 80 years.
During the same year, Forty Sir per-
sons died in the United States, who were
100 years old and upwards
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-01-26

In letter written by Hon. L. ? Benz
son, and published in the Maine farmSr'
he estimates the capital devoted to asr'eu''
,urs IN the = Slater al ; tc' ~.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-01-26

Thus it appears that Union county has
contributed ouer .Serenfeea thousand DIT
lars into the State Treasury more than she
received from it. As, moreover, she has
no Member in either branch of the Legis-
lature, it is but a just appreciation of her
rights to give her State Treasurer and
other little stations Of responsibility tba,
pay reasonably well
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-01-26

Oldest colored man 103 years
Oldest white man l07
Esther o Brian tl3
Williamson, negro 1l3 "
Elizabeth Stillwagon burnt lis "
Sarah W. Karn III
A German woman III "
Oldest white woman III "
Hannah, slave 128 d"
A female slave 130 "
Esther, a negress 140
An Indian woman 142 d"
E,..oo, a. c.oa oolo~ol ,r,,n,n iE
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-01-26

starvs your land, and it Hili s'arve sou
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-01-26
Chr ltwisburg Gbronifle.
FRIDAY, JANUARY a6, 1855.
Onion County,. State Treasury.

From the Repor, of Hon. Z. BANKS,
Auditor General, for 1851, we learn that
there has been paid into the State Treas
urv from, Union county, in one year, as
follows:
,,oek Of Lewi.bur- Savings Institution, $40 -
ao Lewi.burg Bridge Comrany ~ II
r...,. II C,I,mo, IT.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-01-26

r.v m Real and Pers. Estate III solomonTr ic2'E ID
A, do J. Msuck, Treas, 3,l57 i5
Tavern Licenses 80 ~
Retailers =
p.,iery aud Brewery u
Eating House &c 40,
- We Wills ,nd pe.d,-J Eys;er 255 81
A'A VA a. .o c Brennan 2l7 90
Ia, Incorporation LevishurS NJ L Church 10 u
Total o. 9y3 60
Paid to Union county, as follows;
Pensions
Common Schools
John NJ Baum, advertising w
IL soIom N, Abatement State Tax oi- ~
Jacob Martin, Mercantile Appraiser, ls62 q %
A. Kleckner Treasurer of Sugar Valley
White Dear Turnpike 2,0Oo oC-5OsO 20
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-01-26

= The following article, though written
two months ago, contains suggestions which
can hardly fail TO be of use TO every rejecting
farmer.-Lewi,turg Chronieis.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-14
GON5IGNEKY

seamshp Grsneds, from nnw
de-srsd LAndiy-Baud g. AaamA Brosseau-Bagnrt Foley
ssse aso-bsehannon, Carroll acsMc ptchson
orsh ago ii after &eo-taleImAu 4eo-Cafroll
Conve 1co-camptel Strong Dney -1tq III 4 ysi
ion-A sHsa 2cosSI 6if boyd-GarhvAiie, &co-P
Mo- lsp
DALI Gar e dcoS KeaGedy &e-Lugbon Bsroc~Norris Il
WAy--deha Gotham 4eo--G Hson-s Meody-Ar Mllten
AiofgAn-A Mpnroe &cSH AsG3inanes-S Nelson &
co-usy har Hauoa~ symrs.P.s syromei
Aeo aso--seamau Peck
rsnJ Se.eD sesalan Sons-sckIes aeoStrngrl Acc
u White-Joha Wat dco--and order. '
shis ShasIs., fom Stanton Nevnan-J
SneI eco Cafrh Hrte7afd &eoOJa de YiHser S.coG
hynsea T2mes ciauhsnde g. Di.
Ss. keansss 3eo-s Il kenssay dco-Jsssr Levy
uinnefa1 tAwT ason- III snberger
rayns g ds ocgnb &coA Robt
sre-y StastSn GsS-G Szr-slatk Dry & SIanner-G W
Watt &ee--Wlls, R.wi ne &so-ssd trder '
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Commercial Intelligence.
Per Atlantic,


Per Atlanticl s-'s=ss't' LvEzroeL, August "a, 1855
We have to report quist Cotton Market since tho
date Of last Circular with In prices In favor
buyars amounting in instances I'D per Id Trade
Ia Manchester ia dull and some
ons Of goods COMPLAIN that present leave loss On
the production This and the unvsrabie change in thu
weather have crested amongst holders Cotton desire
to realize aud the market CLOSES ameIy the blowing
quotations. 27rs@ a@.a ~ la n 5,F1-''
Fair Orleans, ........ 7Hd middiing ....... o.. f.
Fair Mobiles ...sa.. 6Md 5middling. 6S-ls
Fair Upsuds.. ....... 65sd mddiing ...,. az :
Ordinary to good ordinary s tobxd Inferior to SIX
The business for the week IL estimated at A $50 bues
spectators taking 400 and exprters 1900 baas The
to-day is 5000 bales principally tho trade
Total Stock Of Cotton in this port 564 900 Amer 600
5 do : same time last year $4,000 q $50, 900
heavy rains in the last few days have created
speculation IN the Grain Markets Flour has advanced
2s perbbl Wheat "a to 90 per busha Indian Corn
Cd per quarter The following quotations Wis
White Wheat lis ea la Red los I'd to lis ID per
and Baltimore 4os 70 IA Ohio IA Canada 4os to ls
Sour 39 70 Ais per bb White Indian Corn 44s to ass
Yellow SIS Cd to 3ss; Mixed 37s Cd per quarter ~
small lot Of Turpentne has realized 7s Sd to 7s I'd
per cwt Rosin in good demand at Al 4d to A Cd for
common, and at 5s ID TO Is per cwt for hne Quality
e. Yours, respectfully, 8
-. BROWN, SIMPLIFY & co.,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-14

BALTIMORE Ship charlss-Assarts ed msrehanaiss
BARCELONA VIA HAYANABrg Anoni..a ss casks wine sqs
bales cok wios % sundry
hyBILE-sehr tophin-s,yal stores order. -
M0HILE-scnT MeHsaA-Nayal aiores to order -. n 4 ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-14
ExpORTa

VERA oflabaa0e h bses cotton, rs h bbs
NEW YyRk-shs Far ps4ss b.Iss cotton 81
1876 onls 2 do h IS back ISL bb and is on
las esses rno is5 kegs $50 sacks rhos = =
MYERpooL-shP Asi0s-Aaol bssa cotton, as4o
BosIoN-She b.lssccton, hemp 1921 bbs
sacks wheat ' ~ -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-14

btock On nRhu NOT cleared .ob959 1U,457
SUGAR AND moLAssEs ,..ssugar was dull, and the
sales were confined to 50 hhds Very Inferior at 44ss
and 20 Fair at OF Measses 81 bbs part Ferment
ing, sold at CSC, and s5 Prime 800 q gallon. ~ = "a,
FLOUR. There was good demand, with sales Of
$500 bbs of which 64s Indiana superne at 10 62 1850
ohio Illinois and st. Louis In ve lots at SO rs and 1856
Fancy at s7eFs7 rs a Dbl. 7rs
GRAM. Cora scarce, and sales were confined to
SMALL lots at 70075e y bushel OF Wheat 500 sacks
were taken at 81 80 hushel, subject to inspection.
OF Oats $50 sacks New sold at Sales Of $50 sacks
Bran 66sa67a q 100 tb.,b,V- Tf.%.4+ =9as= )
PROVISIONS. .. Mess Pork was retailing at 500
$40 50 y bbl...o Bacon "a casks Ribbed Sides, City
Smoked were sold at III, and 10 Of Shoulders at 1913
tbs. OF Lard 1000 Kegs Choice Leaf (askn's) were
sold for export, at 1870 q tb. fsssas'-zss a~@.s5
HAY. So. Lower. and We heard of about 1909 bales
Western sold within day two past, at soa So 80
ton for Good to PRIME lots. 49, 80 r - y
CANDLES. Sales 100 boxes STAR in two lots at use
y h., 80 y E; - ~
= ooFF The cargo Of the Hudson was held at
ll0n ~ tb,but we have yet heard Of no sales.
80 bbls Ut 100, and some small lots
at1Sf0sOs v gallon. ft''" s ~ t''R ,Fz e"'s
g SPIRITS TURpENTINE. ,aso bbls sold Ut Soc 80 ID
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ARRIVED.

Steamship Granada Grimm from ID Instant Heyans
th tnftans 70 JenoinEa, Ls1ghihni
Ship ehasiss ausfk IL days from BAios 10 ynson
Span brig Esmdo Edwss from Havana in ballast to
: 4. dietct. ~ :.
Brig Adams, Ogisr IL
spsa Aoonisss Esvs from siA s,ana Pug M
ep--Pont. -
sear Do ph JAY, dsys frsn Mobls 10 pas.ttr-Bssu
Scar Meibss, HobinssB from Mobts, mastor-Bssu -
<6teamheats
R W BfeRse, Dsnlvr from Ashton =. y,
Adfiatie, Stone. from S. Louis. sss.lssy' ~,
Bella Deana, Morrtsua. from William
Lgua White Ge1n Aliksns BcmI. -l=
Iowpost Hecuies Lapaee from the Pases-went light
broegh pshp Charles bga ADAM, Antonets Ren,do
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GUNDRIES- =.5=....-.z
~ Is MALI pipee Ponltnsy Brandy. % AVE.
w. IS half pIpss liaceIt Brandy.
l. -, 81 half pipes Vine yari Propffetors' Brandy,
2o0 q. oaks Port WINE 49, =
g5zs 1870 d. cassa MedefA Wine.
~ 80 . 95 Or. CARTS Sherry Wine.
800 make Grape Lea Ehampagpa.
50 bask4 aioet Chan Champagne.
fQD chses Clafot, varilus brands 4-
~ cAiks Copenhagen Oh srry Btandy - ....'- d.
pantbe6ns Scotch and Irish Whisky. 5.
l. L.. 4 paaehaona Jamaica Rum. ~ az ...-
For sale on llbsfHf terms by
js12 WOLFF IS
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c0PARTNERsHIP NOTICES.

coPARTNERsHIP NOTICES.
GIiCE-Ths Copsrtnershib heretofore ex-
masaA ssar ELM b:
re. 2esns. ssfs-s5sr % sstk. A'sD z a.,o,
I n oIICE- Having purchascd tina amt > -
SoTo e. ss.s..s SaNss
tes5t 4, y n.cKAnp H cHIs..
Nsw ossna ssp,snbs ifss. ''''' 'nsr Of uaida.
u ICHARD n. GHINN,.. WHoLEsAI.R
n AVID APo1IIgnAsY g. cb,sies ssss, eo,ss,
ea iss s. 81
As 81 a. az T,ssea cs,nissi.. - ''''
msnt. OF pss.er. and thsir assants. sssa s% ~
tVHE GoPARTNERsHIP heretofore existing
hsirtss y F.Lros sad wa L4Es ,.y
e. sss Z ~ 3 l.. s s
| n. rRL 5sgi
IZHyHE business will be continued as hereto
u e. q sssss 81 ss ~ 81 e
nss, ~ y n s.s. puoe I'll
e. II :. W y. sr sggs:ss
led IssoLUTIoN-The firm Of WILLS & RAW.
s,s Ii s.n aion The name
/ JOSIAH w = -.
L . -. . -sg
I FeNHE undersigned will continue the Tobacco
Wills ~ sisI Ser oe sss,sss: sslss y:
s .. /, isss. st.4e IASs. ]. FArTsoN,
Fl iss0LUTloM-The eopartnershiip, hereto.
ssi ssass
Ne" oa..a., ny ,s 1855. III Z: L. a RzEs,
NoTIcE.-The undersigned have th;s dav
e ias e p e s ass &C.
r~p'o. ! ! as III.
New Orleans. LAZY n, 1855. - !. ~ EE FL:
{ hISSOLUTlON-The co-partnershin hesrrsto-
s b 5STs s1i,s,,Ds daasr .hs fm tBL kbwAnbs
g.5a s hs ss
"'hs 81 sas saaiuesa Of The late concern. &
r'e'aa'y,.ists ID e> JOIN Raht T kWRfSsAAIhLps'
- The undersigned will continue the Sheet
nsssss' q 81! II s :s. ri
- 4.e --..-.s DAN,L EDWARDS. IS
4 hlsSoLUION-The copartnership hereto-
III gss & 1nder n arm of EARAsoH EusaNK
7ss.. iss. having
s'''' cha f sA y u s
New ofesns February l,1sss. ' ~ = s T.;
IfEsHE undersigned will continue GENERAL.
g HsassD sSs SSss ! T. Camp
FEsHE CoPARTNERsH1P heretofore existing
under ths a'yis Of vaudeville LINTON i Ills day os
4hsr business will be liquids.ed BY either partner.
New os'saus June 80. 1855. = A't'ioN'
VNHE undersigned have formed Cspartner-
nj s OF anHang co''0a FArss and
Office, corner Of Common and earondelst streets.
s sSSi :. a M4ifhaRskSyRs5EE''
lhey I'll assnd 70 hs outstanding huainesa Vaudeville
rs~ ol.an.. Jun. 80, rsss. . = - iya
YESHE CoPARTNERsHiP heretofore existing
II ass' m @
liquidation Of the business OF the partnerahp
n. IT,. !, :, -, ~ aa! hSESzi
EvHE undersigned have this sday formed a
ss.ss TOR M i sss b f ssis assns Cd
VIM attend thu qadaon sssaeaf d ths business
|gosARTNERsHIP NoTECE.-CHARLgs. Il.
WALDO aad tBF. HUGHES have day entetvd into
he nsmsof '' s'' wALD S'' ' HSsaas a.
" WANTED.
Two SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES. -WAsrED
in Of cole
pcanf has had ample Tsechag in ,hs soah aud
| IS t. ssa Fem. T.
au4s If t.5"'@st ~ = - FSNs
/ M ANTED--ClTY CASH WARRANTS wanted,
y y Z. 3. WHITNEY aco. n csae srsa.. as2
A1Az ANIED-A TEACHER Of the French Lam
capable Of giving iuraotca
prssred AabsrAl atary WILDE paid. Address
nts Y s.lEz l. " PARKER. AsIsndr,s La.
NjSI ANTED--A VESSEL of the capacity of
~ 9'.' e4'.'' re- & Po c1s ss
Js0SEP.H. HUFTT
30 80 CAMP STREET, 30
hmm Whnlaua
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SKIPPING 1sTnLL1ezneE.

'S'' HRpAr -MeHsrse, Sept. IA, 1856.
Il .rs CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Bennshp or1aba, Fobs IA Vera Cruz Hsfris Morgan
Ship Far Sest, Benhett, for New 10 Woo1rug
Ship Hsts Pc b-dy Lysfyeo Jenkins Williams q -
Ship VsDes, P1wsr,tor Bostaa, 's' ZONES
Sshr Indanois, Mesinrsy, Nav York a oBoger. Seo
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A AFFIGE OF NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS

W &SI1fuTI0Nofice
7er AZ ofshe Legislature, 18th March, iSiS.,-.
Inc once this Institution will of d.
saturday evenings from O'Clock. -
Opposite Of tne )oiint aud upwards will be received
The smpoyaeHto of fands bv
'oTation 10 the Public Dhts
aana. aud of the tiy of Nav Orleans. ~ VI loa
Loans
hn he lima O TIE city Orleans exceeding 81 per
Leans upon pede stock the Incorporated Banksi Nav
orleans, exceeding 50 cent.
ALI Interest Preat The smpoJ near p M
BE- distributed annually among Depostora. m TO
No Trustee directly Indirectly any of ts
ceivsnny emolufneut whatever. = = ~ or re-
Certificates Of deposits,
for sums notess than $1,000
TRusTEEs. T. 49,
v ~ II SSins.ia, 4. y belly, William vogel,
6. C. Duncan. A, Heine Gso,.a Iast
Wthemuz Bognrt, p, N, Wood. Ihan a sias,. l..
fhcs. A. Adams, L. a, Bradford D. ~ yyha.t
Z W. N. MERCER, President
L.sE gs+A A. y. KELLY, l,-9sr7-ss.ss
VIM. VoGEL, lyice pYs.,aa..
f'veS - =.o5- r. B. SUMNER, fe'"sS'
- -. d. D. wITHERS, Treasurer
n Bcopiss Of Incorporation bylaws can't oh
-s.se E. VIC on.se, ssIy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-14

KHNO THE SUGAR PLANTERS OF LOUI-
Il sIANAons the most important points pre-
manufacture of Rpgar, fuel
that the theory of Plenty Plan
Cane The adFantaess boiling by such
In quality although aAvng fuel
eeed with he Of ordinary polera requires much
reduction bo the fuel the apparatus
steam rAin Into ~ !
Cheap Indispensable object can
DO cenpeay attained By The PATENT sra
The principle o. the eelebrasd Cincinnati Steam Fire
Elgine, Two yesrs operation.
The Steam Generator bsing
aes and absohs Of the from
required 70 take of the crop, .a =
hapdy in the steam pressure
q hundred pounds nc I've minutes sfsr lighting
The advantage Of the rchargsd ssapsrs-
ton oquid, we'll known and he
~ extent pleasures red heat without Increase OF
Perfect safety from explosion bang suy large body
Economy in fuel water and price ofcoat.
p ersc.sd and operation his
mers fully easd WORKED bg hs
saving oe that required with tbs other bolsra
Theae Steam TraH manufactured Eagle Wor9s OF las
Grenwoo Cnnnat The undsrsgned
eal Agent for Louan and the West lns twelve
practical ceiling confidently
this plan as the bsst heo brought for generating cheap
with elshe upon Rucipiss
and FIRST rate nlnhp prices than hoTo
N loataisna ALAG Vscanl Pana Centrifugal Machines and Bone
aek Apaatusa from the Globe Works OF GB Harrison Co.. New
York. .,.-.. - !
T6s put Steam Trains operauon furnish
the engineer required and tho hce he planaoa
Thoss parties paate o arnlpaed with
aamnu apparatus piaRiaen
aged apd made at ng Ths
viii be furnished and given personally the plantation
Eg Aseats Nav Orleans, Msasrs, VOORHEES,, GRGes Co.,
10 ionoupttontas stpet' % ioi1 Sld&wH
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Claeap Very Choap!

THNO HOUSE-kEEPEkS ~ EcoNoMIsT, =.
III AND Jackson RANGES, CRATES AND STOVES. txx3
Cooking Stoves Of fui FUZZY bake es
well prices from I'll 70 $40, all eemptetsdi the
wen knogn Economist Ranges. $50 4r{EaJft F
The large Of these important Ranges lately sold
has secured ma tho advantage referring biysrs r
Of purchasers who we'll kndHn will
aty readily be shown desrsd esving u
hkn" Of both simple Of
with which affords the of
to aseana.e Tao convenience Of nauapor stands
similar 10 ordinary storas al this combined,
ella. 9Es
Jspanned Ware Broom and Pals Kitchen Utsnslg
Lamp OH and Alcohol Goba Chimneys Wick, pphpe and
spirit Gas. a
se Of Work and RsRairag done a. the HOUSE FURNISH
ING GOODS ESTABLISHMENT 1SS Camp ee onnR St.
Patrick sChuroh. - W. |. H0DsSuN,
ie25 Am iSlcressJr o D. Saplay
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CATTLE MARKET.

| THuasDAY EyEWrs Sept. 10, 1855 :
There were no arrvas to-day The market was pretty
fair, with no change IN the prices 81
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z sHLECTROPATHY. -Dr. j. 8. A. FORD,
~ eisssopaths. pupil Of D p Merrill Of New YorS
ed by Physei=n and II
u tas offers h services operssor N oos
No. 80 CArondeiet street.
THIS by its ytaizins force lusssos
ag Power and vitality 70 the the want Of
The ehsei dsSass. That electricity .a,ntass
aoies, governing heu an repn avs
Of sisi Ash "a teyoad Al dpqe that
ali issas
the cleo Ideal GOVERNING the body, sa
sssssu organ 70 90 teadn leated 70 healthy action
icaiDn OF yltpg electrtey and
chFoue Indicted Elestftaal ssorted to-
H. ~ RtsepsOa hours from a. n TOE P. ii.
s a Lazy VINO Ia me opsrasor will Preferred
isdss- isl sm
n ARD QIL-=50 bbls choice Winter Strained,
avn =. tl0sEgH LANDS co. N Tono ap,ou,aa d,
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REVIEW OF THE MARKETS.

90 FnIpAY Morning, Sept. a. 1855.
COTTON. The inquiry continued yesterday, and
fully $500 bales changed hands at steady prices We
quote: 80
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
lufsrior ........- none Miadling Fair. OK D1o
Ordinary nope Fair -. ..1Ok 91OA
1dIling. .....sa 191S Good Fair a. .,....-as-
aeod Middling.. .s2siSsS Good and e.......-s-
TOBACCO. We heard of only 50 hhds sold, on pri-
Fats terms. 2I'
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
L. CoTTos--haies. TopAooo--hbdh.
stooS on hand Sept 1, 1855 :. "a. .40.5$ HIS
Received since 1892 S12 --l
e e. yesssrday.:.. $3.50 47,o62 81 s21
3. GA 81. s7,6e9 1886
Exported to date...... 1857 2057
yesterday. ....S .l03 .s 20,640 s2ss 2GTe
-. -....,.... ~. --ee.a-. -.
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X STAFIE HVUUS, n ------- - .--
NJ, 20 Camp street, agldtss Ctts Hotel Nesp Orleans
invite sas Of Rsts
ipnpor.ed and censta, Ny supJadt rouRhous she year.
SHELL Shell Buffalo Combs of every STYLE
variety. 80
every description Of his manufacture and at the
loves. Northern faetots prices. -
tum, saney Scope, etc. 5a-'--r-.'.-7 :
FINE FANS PURSES Pocket Books Boxes Portable Dsks
together with endless variety Of Portemunnaes etc. every
style and srape, and at unusually low urces.
GUNS PSfos knsea. Colts and Wsrnera Revolving Psto
Scissors Raaoia Life Proaarvs Fishing Reels and Tackle CT
every variety to sui the most determine angler.
Eee WATCHES, JE WELRY, etc,
The stock in this line, consisting of the Cooper Tobias
andrea Joseph johnson with fac Of
and Englh LEVER with large artsrn
etc., have been with great care BY r.
ROBERTS fer engaged the Wholesale and
having been caa Inducements viii
" Every represented or the money
CIV weiry carefully Repaired and warranted
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/. Rail- NUIS--3O bois, Brasil Nuts, for
I'D ssisT A .. COCHRAN HALL Us srayist 81. 'sii
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EaAMS s. SHoULDEKS--l6 cases canvassed
Iasna; S do, do. Shoulders, for sale ey $50
aa!i AT. COCHRAN = HALL, 50 Gtavisr ST,