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- ANTON UNITED STA rs NAIL ~ $3.50 \.
os ,' sss s' 8 s T H. aEs.%sS csr
gus p al soulsaap.oa o,n going and returning
PRoPosED DATES or sAtLiNG-losA.
frcns New YORK. Fsoua Bslnen
HsTaann. -. SATURDAY, February rs March ~
wasilns lon Saturday, March ~ Agriai
washns.oa =. .salardsy Msyso June is.
WashIDs.on $3.50. Saturday, Jaiy IS. August II.
Vast Il E,on /. Saturday, sspembcrs October
Hermann Saturday, ocobe,I. NoysmoerJ
wssason sss;a,dsy November psss"ss !
From Southampton New YorA
washington. ,wsdn Mar Wa.h.asoa "saay Aug . 1.
%s.iias,oa... spai $ %.s'ssaa... !. osr
ass%a% s'.a... iai hs y - is,%sas ". lss:
s'f freight Or passage apply . SAND " South S.Y
SA nElsEkE Gsoss Ca b.sS ss
WILLIAM IsELiH. Hsus
Poiytsen,.,c College oa she Of Psansyiv.nin,
Penn Square, Philadelphia
pHIs College, oIgan1ed plan Industrial Colleges
Europe afford thorough professions
ENGINEERING, MINING, AGRICULTURE, AND THE ME
cHANicAL AND CHEMICAL ARTS
The next viii Monday, seps
FACULTY.
Mathematics engineering Professor ssm H. Peabody
Prot. Alfred H. TX Kennedy, Il D. "
Mining engineering geology and mineraoy, Prof. W. H. b
Thomas, A. ~
philosophy and the principles Of machinery, PROM
Peabody and Kennedy.
Terms for each department session, St3
Mechanical afcecura and Typographical drawing, Prof John
Kern. $40.
French aud Spanish Prof " De Amaril.
German, Prof y II. Enfrup
The analytical laboratory for practical chemistry opsn daily
OF j. H. Bonrher,
NJ provided into which younger proficient
rapidly cpafrj for the College courses.
Of study, boarding
by addressing DR. Alfred l.. Kennedy, Poly
echnic College, Philadelphia
MATTHEW NEWKIRK,
President OF BOARD Of Trustees.
jaHs McIsryRk. Secretary.
Aug 9-WedSaI& Tuesm
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~ ANTHONY, No. aOs Broadway, New York, mAa-
II, or daguGreotype appAfntns matngs pressrn
cases, and importer Of platos cheuica mncy frames Aa
cases. cnoype paper chemicals M pictures, and msr
rails Of every descfiptisn.9
Case makers supplied manufacturing
celebrated VoiGtsnder shon
aiways hand a@
3ee Broadway, June IL, 1854. M
Juue Old ycarr
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IIAHDwAH AND CUTLERY The has nou
II enmpete assortment Of aoods which have
wth manufacturer ~
eoanty Europe the bss and offered
saving Of from, ten 90 twenty-five per cent Our M
COMPRISES fM 5as-5141s teat
articles, article required abou, keass
can thu head Of hardware
Building Materials hne assortment, soi excepting sash wag
Mschanics tonis every variety, mostly warranted
Leather betting. and hemp packing Al Boston heay
prices ~
Grey Brothers door spvn( warranted for hur We
agents, and will furnish dealers Ut factory prices
feather dasess, New York
and a5 per cheaper than oiher stylas,
small advance for cash
customers by the subscriber $500.
Sign Of The large 0lt Saw, Penn av,
Nov e-eolm 10Th aud lih
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No. SAIL
sales or Alternate sections Postponed.

NOTICE hereby Rv~n ~ epsesensbs
IN going large number of nisrteouS s~n
and ether usoward circumstance
be unable lands he public snics Of
tho route Of the SoaAs
the State OF MISSOURI advertised in proclamation M
5at 70 oces, in December
President has ordered those safes TO popon
and take place ~ follows, 10 witt
land Office ~ Louis, commencing Monday the
August next .
August next -
Al The land Clinton, commencing Monday
August next .
Al Office Springfield commencing Monday
OF august next
Given under my hand, at Once at the city
Washington day Of December, A. u. thousand et
hundred and hfy-iour,
BY order Of the President; -
Dee 7-iawGw Commissioner.
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once Of Army Clothing and Eqaipage.

PnlLApELFntA, Dee. y Ic3f.
/, EALED PROPOSALS. office until 70
~ 3st January furnishing by
following supplies and Materials davcssie At
United States Cious aud Eqaase DEPOT sehuyki Arsenal
"a requires vx&
600 yards ndeo Dyed t~icd cloth, weighing
81 ounces yard
5000 yards sly adigo dyed) twed CLOTH weighing NJ
yard
blankets, WOOL with the letters u g. black
inches the centre 10 be feet hong aud
Ave feet wide each blanket 10 ave pounds
horse blankets WOOL gray, twin the " blas
inches long in eenue,) be a feet long and 1--WE
a wide--each three pounds.
10000 yards hanns !. cotton aud WOO,
$4,000 :. 4 unbiesehed drilling
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THE DAILY UNION

Leave Olympax every FRIDAY ssv
Arriys al Chsacok fisy next Tuesday BY pms
Leave cnenoos Guy essy ossss r.~sasy a''ami
,s7as FROM ymps 10 Bay mile. back
Leave oIympis rndays ailc
Arrive a shaawaisr bay nesi Mondays BY Hans
Leave sheal~s'er Bay tuesday a,eami
Lesve olympia fndays a. ieam.
Leave seattle Wednesday, ai6 am;
era, sss ?, oy%pa nes a c and F.u wa.ws.
10 wanep,a, 900 miles and bach, once mouth
Amive ., " a,epia By p a q me saoe moathi
Leave wssp,a On lie Ian day q each month
Anive Columbia by OF the 2osh Of same month
Bids only between Cascade Cir and waawala are
1879 From Po Townsend BY Discovery ounsesss
5 miles and back. once week
Leave Fon Townsoad Tuesdays Al Q a
Aiss a Sew panssns, sy .ss, s,ys BY y AM
arrive a, Poo Townsend next days BY ep.
Bids ios two d'ss WEES w es considered s .
whseom Por Townsend, As miles and back, once
Leave Seattle Mondays s,eani
Leave Port Townsend Tuesday al 8 a mi
Arrive a. sea . same das ". * r. rnn.,a.sa
1874 From Mills IL miles and back
Leave sealts'sondays at team;
Anive at De Wsrni.a Mills BY ~ m same days
1875 sens by calaIapoos pekin, 20 miles and
Leave 81 81 a'i ieisas wednesday, a, SAM
h. ass s 8, rs1.r h BY N .1s days.
Arrive a HeIeus by IN days
Aki Seattle ~ miles and back
week.
Leave steiIacoom Saturdays at q am;
Arrive Seattle by N same days
Leave Seattle Fridays al Ga
Sclacoom by Z IN same days
Bids o. trips awesk invited
1877 Waleps Coear DAie,ae Mission and ST.
Marys Valley, 70 Fort Benton, Nsbr Ter 800 miles and
Leave Waiisp.a on the LIST Of each month;
Arriva at Ben four weeks
Leay Fortb the LIST OF each month
a ailepia In four weeks
I273s From Waepia BY Walkers Eel's Mission
Browns, 10 CovlIe, 200 mites and back,
Leave WaIepia on Isl OF each month
Arrive at Covie ia days.
FouC oivilie the 18th Of each month
Arrive Waiepta in ten days
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Sal0mandcr Safes.
EVANS WATSON, South Fourth street, Philadelphia
II Pa tate No. 50 Dock sreet hand large
ment IL their 43 t't3 f1t8t
PATENT sALaMANDER FIRE AND THIEF-PROOF SAFES,
Bank vaults and iron doors for bank stores,
PATENT sLATE-LINED REFRIGERATORs n
Water ne copying presses Fairbanks platform
aud counter scales.
Sole agency BeIey Yaies Jones'
patent powder proof bnnk locks Please give a
Reference made OF the many
safes In
I'll Masude nh street. Pennsylvania avenue, Washing
ton ID. G.
Farmers and Meshancs' Bank, Philadelphia Safes
United Mint, do
United States Anenal Sin California, , in Philadelphia.
United States Appraisers Office, Philadelphia
Pennayvana Railroad Company, Philadelphia 4 safes.
Philadepba Wilmington, and Baltimore Railroad Company,
Philadelphia.
Richard Norris, scn, Locomotive Works, Philadelphia,
Winchester BaRk Winchester, Virginia
Mr. Y. Wood Fo Pennsylvania hetwecn 9Th and 9th
Washington, orders
make saies of the above.
May 6-2awIy EVANS WATSON.
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University OF Maryland.
School of Medicine.

University OF Maryland.
Of Medicine.
nS sy 3" nth s'.9s ". ess on Monday October
and and P sn.1%ss O. R. sT ND
osss%s .T %en ayss'iesE ss.ss Boy
Maea Medica and Pathological Anatomy Geo. W. s,enbeer,
Ss 'a.4y s.op,.. d.
containing ous hundred md any
s ss'' '' 500 % Siss'a e. 4: s.s s S
Sep l--aawtothoct Dean
EAY's FAnLEs wl., iae illustrations. 1 volume.
Dogs. management, by Mayhem London, 1854.
The Maveis Of Science; by 5. W. Fulton,
Adventures sydenham Greennnch Of his friend. in
Lonao. win numerous illustrations London ,ss. n.es y e,s
PARKER's FANCY STORE.
w ust receiving supply goods pr
NV % sSs ssass s. and s s': ".
selling al very low prices Among which are-
Jockey Club Musk Jassan vioee Heoope Essence
ercrs vt Lows brown Windsor soap
Tsiior's transporter, wash balls. Ae, &c.
COINS HAIR, roorH, NAIL-sRusHrz.
patterns Of English French,
shell Dressing cons, India Huber Comb, English
rAaKEs's Fancy and Perfumery Store.
Dec 2-eodA' Under
- e: % s s,. a., and ~ *. articles
Beina about TO close that Of
public any Of The above enumerated ar.,clss
My stock Of paints, DDS glass; varn-bes brushes gold
leaf anf everything appesnns thereto complete
All persons y want CALI being
dersoid in this Baltimore
spsrm and lard OILS hac article, constantly hand
keep fT sale Russia packing
My stock bought entirely for cash. and confident
In Of articles sold ny giving q
On all sums 80 and OVER i've deducted for
Goods delivered In Of the city and Georgetown
q. 8. wHITTLEsEY,
a34
r. SAN bills made with be monthly.
Dee 3-eodiflw
IuET received 400 barrels eastsru apples ~
Gresnngs. Rad~ns, ORDER delivered
sound Private fn,es boarding and ho keepers win nnd
their sdvnntase give IN . call
Fine yellow n
Also, New Jersey white Mercer POTATOES
j. DOUGLAS 4 CO.,
Nov 2i--co7w Feed Store, Vi street. PA. avenue
BATCHktORy HAIR DYE.
10 Batchelor's dye which
article FOR
injury skin, fu
and dye
PARKER's Fsscy and Penumsry s'ces,
Dec s-eodAs Under National uoe.
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EKENCH and Eagitsh boarding and day school for
young ladies' NJ street,
la and @ Washington y O. The duties Of this institution will
Monday 18th September when the pupils
their TERMS circulars
be had al all the principal bookstores In the city.
fStar
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. snlder'a'' wines, Phiiadelphia.

Snidcr'a' wines, fhiiadetphAA.
IoHN SNYDER, established
Jacob dnder No 70 Walnut street, fur doors
below be supplied with
and liquors the accommodating terms.
JACOB SNYDER, for the importation Of foreign
~ where he prepared receive orders
for Of wines &C., various houses Eu
aud upwads and also s0cits
Vaughan Sndc the Of his friends and
All delivered Washington city by "Adamss Express
free of freight. t
9-dty
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yTANuARD French Authors. Hn~ editions, IN ~"
- PARIS bindings, To- usdsfsikn'
Dec ri FRANCK TAfboh
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR Remit several
houses, Of ground situated
Kendall Green, little than mile easey
tho Capitol.
These houses spacious and with cellar wood
she'd and stable pumps
The situation beauiiful overlooking large portion Of the
The approach h aad Delaware and
omnibus usual fare, has established
the route and between Kendall and
Presidents =, p. m
leave Centrs Market where brief
O'Clock II
Rens--tw0 hundred dollars a year.
The taken Inspection
applying WIN. 5dckaey Cottage street,
self a my Idence, the premises.
AMOS KENDALL.
July 23-aodtf
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The above hoats carrying United mail, commr
their regular trips the Aiabama river he s ef Novss
i.avipg Mobile daily and Montgomery dsy the u
OF railroad snd connecting daily Monsso1ey
the cars and al with the New Orb mail boats
One will leave Selma the u,
six O'Clock, a.
The above commanded by able aud experience
officers every excrson the comtori
OF passengers.
The rites freight shovc boats will my su
per barrel doliar per bale Of cotton
freight having elegant accommodations
bosrd, or 10
a7-ti6u CON, bhAiNAkD, CO
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Mobile and Montgomery y. ~ Daily Mail IAs~
>ceNsIsTING following sahslaalai and A.
uAsssasku1n2. running passenger steamers, viz
MESsEHGER,
CuaA,
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For Lynclufg connccHnu with hs stages "a thsuuovIg,
Mondays, Medacsdays and Fridays.
For Luay New Market connecting with the stages o.
pepper Tuesdays Thursdays, add Saturdays.
For Winchester daily eonnsctiak with the fedmos
For Mddiehug daily connecting with the Pslp.
Per order W. n. HRoCKErr, Agent
Nov T-~dtf
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University or Louisiana.

university OF LOufstana.
Medical Department.
THE
Monday, November 49, and will terminate ensuing
March, ST. "
Jamcs Jones, NJ D., Professor Of Medicine
J. l. RddeI, NJ. D Professor Of Chemistry.
Warren Stone, N. D., Professor of Surgery.
A. "a. Cenas. N D.. Professor Of Obststrics
A. J. Weddnrhurn NJ D.. Professor Of Anatomy.
Gustavus A. Mott. N. D.. Professor Of Malaria Medca.
Thomas Hunt NJ ~ Professor OF Physiology and Pathology
so m"s, c sss,s, Demonstrators Of Anatomy
The Cor will be open tho third Monday In DC
tober
faculty visiting physicians and surgeons tho Charity
Hospt 4. and attend this fom November 10 April
The students the prcesovs In their visits and free o
expense, enjoy extraordinary practical advantage.
There during the session. eight hundred
scribed for daily.
In 1859 the OF thirteen
dred and my nine.
THOMAS HUNT, N. D., Dean.
A.~i - Mai
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INSTRUCTIONS.
(signed.)


The undersigned, residing - State OF -, undertake
mail roule No b.
accepted Postmaster General te bidder SHALL prior to the
LIST 1855, thereafter be, into
required obligation perform the service proposed wi good
sufficient
This o obligations ami liabilities
2 section the Of Congress
OF July ,, 1850
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NOLUMHIAS COLLtati, Washington, ID. G The thir-
fourth year Of Columbian College will begin the
"Wednesday
June students have choice o. pursuing tine usual classical
dies OF Bachelor scientific the
degree Of bachelor OF philosophy The college
hundred dollars For further information
address he President Of Columbian College, Washington, D. C
Aug 4-eOd3w.
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RENSSELAER, OLSTECHNIC INSTITUTE,
RESIGNED comprehensive thorough
chects and civil engineers including railway hydraulic,
graphical and mining engineers.
For Of the Annual Register giving full information
ing the institutes apply to
n. FRANKLIN GREENE,
Director, &c X. p. l.,
Aug l5--d2m Troy NJ "
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do Clay. ....................,.... 100 l0,0U
100 do Webster. 100 l0,00t
do Calhoun ..................... 100 I0,OO(
SO elegant oil paintings, in splendid gilt frames
size 3<4 feet each 100 5,0O(
100 elegant oil paintings Ak feet each so 5000
500 plate eng avngs, brilliantly coorcd, in
OIL rich frames 24 3O inches eaeh..... 10 5000
10, 600 elegant steelpae engraving, co'0red, in
OH. Of the Washington Monument 2O><26
inches EACH io,o0(
ISL 600 steel-plaie engravGgs, from 100 different
plates how possession OF, and owned by,
the Artists' Union, of the market value of
from so cents 10 81 each. al COO
FIRST class dwelling in 3lst street, New York
city. l2,0Ot
% building 100 aud l0st streets, New York
city, ax deep, 1000 aa.ool
Sites containing each 10000 squars feet
n New York city, and
manding magnificent OF the Hudson
Long Island sound, 500 50,00t
curiy, OF 9a50 each 5000
curiy, Of 500 each. SCOT
100 perpetual loans Of cash. without interest or Sc
cuny, OF $50 each 5,O0
$50 perpetual losns Of cash. without interest
curity, Of $40 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 500
1000 perpetual Ionns Of cash, without interest
security, Of IS each. 10000
Reference regard estate, f. visscher Co.,
Estate Brokers' New York ORDERS (pospaid msney
closed, to he addressed,
J. w. HOLBROOKE Secretary,
sos Broadway, New York
engravngs the catalogue ready delivery
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The undersigned, postmaster Of -----, State OF
under his oath of oilicc that he is acquainted with
antors, and knows them 10 be men OF properly, al
good their guarantee.
Dated
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NEyT's Srsrfs. Ties sSc.Every Of
se and shape and desirable scarfs Napoleon es
= sTEvENs's
pes -aH room. Browns Hotel
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NY Comrtship anA its Conseqasne
III The History and Poetry " Finger Rings.
The World n Workshop; by Ewbsnk.
The New Congressional Directory.
ON sale al TAYLOR
Jan 10 bookst
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% . blue flannel for lining great coats
pairs kings, Sizes weighing pounds
dozsn good sound wool, doubted and twisted yarn.
Those knit BY hand preferred
81 scales, NJ q. 3. serg. corp privs.
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4 FLEETWOOD CEMETEKY.--This beautiful burial place
OF having dedicated appropriate
monies for the for the reception Of the
mains Of deceased persons.
The has capacity hundred bodies which
ends the dead apply place the departed until they
select sites for the graves.
The plan Of the ncoporaofs Of equaiy il regard the
lots which will be publicly for SALE tahough they
usually bring pemium making the eary selection Of lots the
desirable.
Until office established the of Washington appica
ions will puncuay attended the Office in tho
wing Of the building entering the Cemetery.
Visitors to drive fast through the Cemetery
rounds.
WIN. s. HUMPHREYS
NJ BGsnwood is situated short distance due north Of the
Capitol
Aug 27--d3m
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THE Z LANCASTER LEDGE r

the South Carolina Institute, which by the
by hold their next exhibition (for the in
dustry Of the South, and the improve
ment Of its Arts and Sciences on the l5,h
of April next. King street is still our
fashionable thoroughfare, where in one
mixed current you see flowing in streams
the Samples of our population.
| will now beg leave to conclu le this
tiresome tune, by stating that as long as
business allows any leisure | will most
cheerfuly drop the dew of the passing
times. will also induce my young friends
to cooperate with me in contributing to
the enjoyment Gf may be privileged to
call it) Of the worthy readers of the Ian.
caster Ledger.
am yours respectfully,
AUGUSTUS.
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The Court House.

We were exceedingly gratifed to find
the other day, on the occasion of visit to
the Court House, the very rapid progress
making to its completion. She commits.
sloners have fully done their duty, and
are entitled to the thanks of the COM
munlty for the creditaLIe manner in which
they have executed the trust given to their
charge. The work is well done, and
therefore does credit TO the contractor,
Mr. Sings. The building will be by this
addition, greatly enlarged, and thereto c
add much to the comfort of the atten-
dants. 1t is calculated to be finished by
Spring Court, which comes off in about
five weeks.
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This may be very convenient way Of
settling vsxed question, but it will not
satisfy the people. Col. Butler had what
he thought very strong case, and those
who have heard the points which he in.
tended to raise, consider them every way
worthy the attention Of the court. The
Governor has escaped the chance of de-
cision against the legality of his action,
but he cannot escape the impmations to
which his course naturally subjects MIN"
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AGRICULTURAL.
From the Southern CuktiUat0r.
Preparing Land for Corn.

AS the time for planting this uo1t i'm
portant crop IS rapidly approaching, few
hints on the proper preparation of the
soil may not be Inappropriate. The war
fare now raging IN Europe, with the ex-
cessive drouths we have had in the last
few years, the certainty of an increased
demand at high figures, all combine to
draw, from every farmer, increased atten-
tion to this subject. In making prepara-
tions for new crop of corn, we would
suggest TO our readers that they cannot
commence their operations too soon, nor
ppsh them too fast when they do COM
menee. The first grand prerequisite ne
cessary is team and plow, not mere
excuse by which, with hard pushing, the
land may possibly be SCRATCHED to the
depth Of three or four inches, but a plow
that will not only break your land but
break it thoroughly. Land that is only
half broken will never more than half
produce under the best system of tilage
ct seasonable year, while the product of
such land, Of a dry season, is certainly
anything but encouraging. II is to the
interest OF every planter that his corn land
be deep and thoroughly broken. Not a
fuTow ever should be run short Of depth
Of ten inches, while even fourteen inches
would not be too much. The advantages
OF deep plowing are SO many and so plain
10 be seen, that we deem it useless to
dwell upon them at length. Corn grow.
ing upon land broke ten or fourteen inch
es deep, derives q greater benefit, IN any
seasoa, BY being better able to expand It's
roots to larger extent Of soil, and gather
increased strength and sustenance, than il
2 does from land not brokeso deep, in which
the roots are hecessa sfactsd and
are forced 10 oec9, space. or
force their way kl, aud ON
broken soil But e. s.s the adj.
vantage Of deep pIoWi''s 81 5 ibcalcuIable.
Then il is that the great advantages Of
this principle are to be seen wherever put
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in practice Land deep and thoroughly
broke never suffers for the want Of rain,
even in our warm climate. BY breaking
our land deep, the roots of the corn pen,
citrate to greater depth than IN shallow
broke land, and 10y this means are enabled
to draw sufficient supply of moisture,
from its increased depth, independent of
rain. Nor is this all {; for, should the sea
son prove wet. the surface moisture sinks
down to the bottom of the deeply plowcd
land, and there stored away as in rcser-
voir, upon which the roots can draw for
suStenance at HbitWm. Manure we'll
Piow deep and plant early !! if you desire
corn to 'sell and to keep"
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FATAL Fox HUMAN unfortunate ac-
cident ACQUIRED at Unfonville, about eight
miles west Of West Cheste, on Friday last.
A party Of Gentlemen let out fox on the
morning Of that day, in the vicinity, and
gave chase. Mr.. Jefferis, young man Of
twenty-one son Of Isaac Jeffelis, in pursu-
ing through the village was thrown from
his horse and shoc!singly mangled in his
face and body. The roads were very
rough, and the horse upon which he was
riding stumbled and felf--faIling upon
young Jefferis. Hh was speedily relieved
from bis situation, and carried into su adj
jacent house, where he was found to be
seriously injured, though we hope not
fatally. Mrs. Jane Emmett, wife Of John
Emmett, seeing the accident, went over
70 administer relief to the unfortunate
man, when, singular to relate, on arriving