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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-21

FHNHE ARRIVAL OF DIR. SHERIDAN IN
M this city for hs second time Madam Hospital
city Of Dnb He dsy performing his of
sight the blind, ths He will also
without the
the from 81 to IS Persons troubled h fills
&c to Pr and get restored as to b. troubled again
legs speedily rheumatic bhnahsd the frat
asndsncs, Dr.. S. Siltrssore good hair TO the bald.
attendsnce without
time the Advice gra country
tended TO, stating exactly the sta.s they
Dr. Sheridan so his dsy book all for reference
his wonderful this Louis hundreds
restored sight Dr. slows his diploma his office Per-
allowed to the Doctor sight blind.
Or. S. be at his Office from A ~. p. NJ.
IN No rect, co ruefp o ams
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-21

n AN fOCaL U, ~ S1iA,
IL THOMAS J. MARTIN, one OF tho instructors
IN this wilt give Lessons ia thsi
Ladies' or Gentlemen His ability is we'll to re-
o recommendation.
left with P. p WERLEIN No Csup STRAIT vii
meet with prompt attention. % II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-21

hANIEL EDWARDS, (Suceessor TO IwI-
~ BILL EDWARps,) Nos. 80 New Lsvss,
y and 81 Fulton street. Of description
making Steam Trains Clarifying and Eyapcrang PAns Fsrs
Juice Boxes and everything appertang 70 the SlRaThoass
sbRoriaeni OF Steam Gangss, Steam Whistles
Cocks, Coupling Valves, etc, constantly hand.
He would call
have been il accesaa operation tide Of Col r. c.
Camp Msas T. HARRISON E. j. Forstal Nelson Donetson
good Lawrence, W. Il H. Ssckhoue Thomson d Co. l.
Foss ofthS city, 30 whom he respectfully refsra for fall pAc
lars MIA trif
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-21

Especial SHOE NOTICE.-City and r,sssa
~ Country hereby informed that DAVID EN&
TAYLOR CO tae Taylor Rayae are nov INV
Banss hand complete
BOOTS SHOES BRoGAaS all Of watch Is oseIed on
lhb mnst jhalsf teri b
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-21

VI EMOVED-W. K. f. FRYER, INDIAN
DOCTOR anenty located bis Medical Con,aa-
Office, OLD LEvEE STREET Barracks
opposite the y. S. Mini. city country
medicine, with directions BY mail
postage.
ky Once houO from O'Clock A. NJ. till O'Clock P. NJ
New Orleans, La, ls5s.
N. B.-Do mista nunbar N address.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-21

VAULTS In sODD FELLOWS REST %
may be Supplying F. CORY, Sickle. Co.'s
IS Canalstrest D. FELT STETsOSS street.
W. WTALLs ls9 Elyatan Fields street. secrearyg
office, ODD Feoss Hall Camp and Lafayette
Tbs presto membersoi Lodges viii be $40 vault
TO sl others, $50 per vsut.
H relative tho purchase of
phcaton the Secretary.
mi FURSFATy Sarrss .Rast.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-21

Il WARD-Ranaway from my residence, about fonr "a.
noths ago. ELLEN 81 Sh5
ona veil bnt wing high chesk bones Sunken
teeth dark circle under her spak the
ian An badly The above reward Will
or alan street. las Condo
-, shefo.e he's Ispuar do
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-21

| MAIL LINE NOTICE.
Ian AND AFTER the first proxime, the
Mail Steamers Mobile direct will eass the
| rival Of ocoEk P. Nj
CREOLE AFTER the first will lenve for Ocean
SpFngs intermediate landings TUESDAYS THURSDAYS
| aud SATURDAYS.
s2a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-21

t NhaNUE AND LEWUN IhELS- $3.50
~ 5000 Jamaica Orange TrseB. SN18
1900 Sicily Lsrnou Trees s-As7
l $500 Gre ole Orange Trees.
l. 1900 Havana Orange Trees.
seO1 Aitspuliz Japoniea Trees,
1000 Malaga La TrsaH.
Citron Trees.
" Mandarin Orange Trees.
1 Also....
variety all kinds Of Tgea Fruits and Psnt such az Fig
Bananas yellow fne uava Plants Tamstpds,
The W packed with the utmost oleIs to Nc
| 30 Camp street, to r. F. NICHOLS,
| Importer Of all kinds Of Produce
Am rnnth
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-21
VIM. w. w. woo

ENLORANCE H0USE-This finely ocat- IN
ed Hotel having been superbly fitted up will be opened -
on the l7sh inst for city and ansttn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-21

decia-5t
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-22
Fruit Trees

Thi. 8, thc month f.r pruning fruit trors.
I'm passing about ths oountsv, We sos many
rr--rr, h.,, he,u at th,s business as carly
a. March AMI hrri, which are uui'uhtel-
Ivthr two worst months ln tho whole year
fr uI- operation. Tn az such c,sos, the
wound vii, turu black before thryrlrc0ur,
round, and IN an human probability. thr
'a-k fr some distance below the vognl.
viii DE ami come a within two YEARS, and
f,r trrr. hrcams .irk'y AMI g hr-r limbs
have L,,1 ,ut oT. the tre' viii begin % De
"a limb ata time. tll theNlI1'e trcr viii
perish.
T-r proper pruning or fruit trr,', IS O
,.rv MIC, operation. It should alvay. lc
J.ar vttba .av. AMI che wound made -s
.-r.,h as possible. AMI thrn covered with
gum she,'ac DISSOLVED i1 alcohol. aal ar-
r,.rI with a painter brush. Cutting .g
hr-s lmI- should hr avoided ne uue1 as
I.-.ihl.. With every large limb, roH a
lr-. r.rt anil a ,,rtinu through ,Hs u,.r
l.lvui che trce. and often j..ea, B., intro
lgrgJ into the trrc. that ultimately proves
fatal 10 tryr have 1,.a neglected while
Young. iti. l--t t.ava.I to1 severe tr.m-
m.r--lk. uG only what g., absolutely rss-
o--lry 90 rrut,rt the tr.e from injury, .r
r-m.,e dad llh,.
I'LL. f.rn q. .Ir r-rr.r- r. DO .'..rfT F..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-22
No, Ashamed Of Riaicule.

I shall never forget lr--pn which / ~.
r,iy,d when quite a young lad, at the acad-
cmy in b. Among my .chool.fl-
low. were Hartley and Jrmson. They were
somewhat older than my.elf and 10 the lat
ter looked up as Ia a sor' n leader in mat
ter. of opinion a. well A..rort. lIcwa-not
ut hear, malicious, but h. hal foolish am-
bition Of being thought witty and sarcastic,
and he made himself Garrl ny bc-ctting
habit Of turning thing, into ridiculc, - that
he seemed continually ON the lookout Cor
matter Of dcri'ion.
Hartley was a new scholar, and little wa
known Of him among the boys one morn
ing, A. We were on our way t. school, he
was ,-rn driving COW along the road to-
war,l ncighhorins field. \ croupor boys,
among whom vas Jcmson, met him a. he
was passing. The opportunity was not TO
to bc lost by Jcmson. " IIolloa 80 he eI-
claimcl, whats the price Of milk ? | say,
Jonathan, what do YOU f,llcr on? What
will YOU take for all the gold on her horns
Boys, il YOU want TO ~ the latest Paris
style. look AZ tlio,e boots ?"
Hartley, waving hi. hand at Us with a
pleasant smile, and driving the COW to the
field, took down the lar. of a nil.fencc, saw
her .arcly in the enclosure, and then, put
ting uv the bars, came and entered school
with the rest ofus. Aiter school in the af-
tcrnoon he lct ont the COW, and drove her
of, none Of knew where. Andc,cry day
for two or thrcc weeks, he went through
the same task.
Tho boys Of l. academy were nearly
all the suns Of wealthy parents, and some Of
them, among whom was Jemson, were dun
ccs enough to look down with disdain, up
ON a scholar who had To drive a COW. The
nccr. and icers Of Jemson were accordingly
often renewed. lie once, on plea that be
did not like the odor Of the harm, refused To
sit next to Harley. Occasionally he would
inquire after the cows health, pronouncing
the word kc-ow.' after the manner Of
some Of the country people.
With admirable good nature did Hartley
bear all these silly attempts to wound and
annoy him. do not remember that he
was even once betrayed into look or word
Of angry retaliation. Z" | suppose Hartley"
said Jcmsa one day, "Isuppose your dad
dy means TO make milkman Of you"
b" Why not ?" asked Hartley. "oh, moth
ing; only don't leave much water in the
cans after you rinse thOm--that's all :"
The boys laughed, and Hartley, not in the
least mortified, replied, "Never fear il
ever should rise TO be a milkman I'll give
good measure and good&ilk"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-22
The Crons

From an we can learn, we think there T..
from a auartrr o. a third more acrcs plant
81 anil .avcl than usual, IN this County.
We think. TO. that thcre has hosn letter
system OF management than usual with very
many or our Grmcrs There has hecn not
only iuer.ascl effort 90 multiply tbcguauti-
ty Of manure made during the winter, but
The manure has hceu, o. a very large extent,
more ludiriou.ly applied. Those who have
manurgj their land thoroughly as fgr as
they have gone with it, viii find their ac-
count in it. and better return lor their Ia
har than ever before but tho-s who have
multiplied the number of acrgs under cult
aii1n, without increasing their quantity of
Fertilizers, and spread it over the whole Of
it, viii fnl the businc-s a poor speculation.
They are doomed % a sad disappointment
in the result The truth l., The sooner our
farmers and out. that thorough mauurins
' the true polisy-that If they have not
enough % thoroughly manure an they wish
t' cultivate, they viii DO j, thoroughly as
TAR as ii will 90, aud then DO the bet they
can with the rcst-buy slano, Poudryttc,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-22
GID SERIES. VOL. %, NO..;a0

jcct, when his hands were caught and furci-
bly, held behind his back by one strong Rus
sian, while another took his rifle and rcyol.
vcrs from him, and be wns put beside the
rest Of the prisoners. At
last they reached Scbas,opol, and were
marched into one Of the inncrmost forts.
As they were entering the fort by a gateway
a cannon above them burst, and the frag-
mcnts killed two Russians of their guard !:
Srycn nippcd Rcnnie's shoulders, and, yell.
ing Gerccly, fell on the ground Rcnnie un-
dcrstood him, and, with yell a. loud, fcll
PROSTATE also.
Drag them inside" aii a gruiT voice
in Russian. Il WI. desperately y,satiou- 20
be- thus disappointed in such clever attempt
at escape. Rcnn,c was for rising. but q
slight motion from Severn kept him down.
The rr.t of the prisoners were conducted
along dark passage, and the two ad,en-
urcrs were lcft alonc. They ro.c immc-
diatcly and looked about them.
TAKE or your boots {" whispered Savcm,
at the same time takiag ofr hi. own. They
dill 30. and a.ccndcd flight of stair, Lead
ing 10 the fr.t alt Of the fort There were
several enormous cannon in il, and thrcc
men sleeping bc,ilc zach. There wa. no
time to h. lot, for they hcarl their captor'
coming hack to rife with them, so they
made for port.holc 10 look ont, and f,hnd
TO their great by, that the calm, smooth
water n the lay was directly under them.
They both uuhc.iia,lngly lcap"d into the
water, sunk, anl r1sr again, and lay under
a plank At the f,o, II the fort, listening "a.
scrly TO al that WI. ,aid.
Mercy on u,'" whispered severn, "thcy
ar preparing 20 1r.crnl lrt "a. BE- oT."
They 10th di,ci uoi-clc,.ly, and swan
under the surface a. FAR n- they were able,
but were at last forryd to come mp for air .
they -aw a strong party Of soldier. leave H."
the fort and march in the direction of o
large bat which las On the 'cach, at a IT.
de distance from whence they were now
swimming. Rcunic instantly turned, and, ,
despite the cntrrltir, of severn. who thp't
b. was going to hc,ray him, swan hastily
toward. the loat, reaching IL, he entered,
..I 1-,.. s.,.. La. .r.., t,.ft. .tt. , .fr.i. i,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-22
Green Fodder

Il is not too late Vet 20 plant corn for
rrcen folder. II YOU have a piece Of grass
land which {. wiater killed, or where the
prospect Of G fair crop ofhay is small, plow
It uT-plow dcgT-no, less than twelve
inches. put on an OK cultiyator and give u
a thorough hatchelinr, then furrow it ont
dcrr. and scrape up all the odds anil ends
or manure about yOur yards, stahlrs. pig
PENS. rriyi,s. sink sIuuts &c, mix a littl"
plaster with Il. aui fll your flrrows with
i,-c1vcr IL well, ari plant YOUR corn, and
YOU viii not r-rci il mex, hll, when foi
1scam,s short Ir You have no stable MAJ
nurc. or any fr1n the several sourcss
named. ct "a lag OF two of Mexican cuano,
mix it with the s,rsrin-, of YOUR chip yard
or -oil. four parts o. one, let il lie together
o wcgk or ten DAYS. with FUN supply Of
water. AMI us, that You will never regret
o., expenditure or the labor In this c''o,
th, ground should not bc farrowcd, ha,
only marked ont.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-22

or Super Phosphate Of Lime and apply to
the balance. 81 far as this line Of policy
has hcgn pursued, we have no doubt our
farmer, have done wisely in multiplying the
acrcs thry have pat under cultivation the
present year. but where the diluiius pro-
cr,s has hecn adopted, We opinc they are
doomed To have a plenty Of work TO do, and
a small harvest 20 gather.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-22
Weals

THE present. we weather g.. LAYING th.
rurHu.o f-an abundant .-.rar wrvls.
our I.sI crops VIII noe 's ,r easily kept
,I.ar ug thr-e rr-,.. a. during ,he l.t two
ysar. livery foul -rgl viii -yrmiua'o, ana
,r.-v r'asr aC arortl.r in ths ground win
give l.rth toau.v plant Thorough lne-
Ir-i, the only thir. fr tle Ir.-nt year.
Igtrr vr1thrr continues as Wet during ta.-
mouth "a. 80 rr.~.rt, t'r -relt-t care win
Ie re.uir-l in Ioriu-. ANA 10 viii nayr o.
Ie l.r. more frequently than usual, or
som, substitute fr hr..Hc Its r0Dl
Plan. in such ea~-., O. plHv ami cultivate
among our corn and potatoes, much morn
rrgusut'y than We hne In cul'.ut.r-
c.ru iu particular, 10 8, vr,l o. alternate
with the r'Dv and culuutlr. Those who
have planted .o that they can cultio'ehath
vav.. viii end they have done ha.r-A-
yu- So, and will render ths destruction Of
werl, comparatively easy. IN T0wiH-
auur- corn. make two fdrruvs between
every two rows, turning the flrruv- from
tie corn, 90 che centre. Tho mex; tim, use
tfs ruluu.or, ami ir The r0vs are c41i-lis-
t4ut. .1 that thc culta'ur can run yery
near t's corn. ana thi. is done oncga week,
30 will leave 'i,,lr 90 D. done with the hoe.
Asa general thi1-, We sh1uldrccommeud
aat culuatiln-the aat,rr th' better but
ir--.rrI 8, wet. or the season is rainy, we
should recommend hiilin- up moderately,
80 a. o. give good chance i1r The surface
water 90 run ~ between the rows. Our
own experience e,es o. recommend this
method In a dry season, The ground 1an-
uot bs stirred ton deeply, tn often, or kept
too Ha, Thi. helps to diminish oaPora-
ti,n, AMI iurrel.r condensation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-22
u o T. TR Y

The Happiest Place is Home,
Nv ErV. sinsrr pItE.
Though others may seek hr ,nd side
To gaia bot mom,nt Of bliss,
pi'sppo,n,m,u,' their footsteps. bids,
IN world iull ol rhaniom' a' this.
bot with loved one, the hl,,.ins. to share,
Al, Who woull H. longiag TO ruam,
whoa ,aushtb, the jay tasted there,
That tb, harpic.t ofpl,og' 10 home
The wor.d ma, seem brighter without,
With the gliurr anil tin.cl ofsu.
Ani It' irisuI,hir. srpsar more d.rout.
with ths s,mhsncc ofiuth 10 the he,u.
hot 80 sweet ars the pleasure. 7 share.
My hear, feel. M yearnins to ruan.
Since nolhin: ou Earth ean compare
with ,hs harpis.t Of places, my hou,r
lfsouo~ e'rr d,rken' nv way,
tn the heart ~rar q hurien of Er,sf.
Anl lbe iusnj' I have trusted l-try,
H. lhr hour vhsn most ncsding relief.
rrom the ,sgni.h which torture. The miad,
To m, ovn liuls hslvsa rll cnus.
H. lhs smiles oi or, lo'cd ones lo COL.
That ihs harpi,,t fplacs, ), homs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-22
VI | 5 c L. IL A y Y
A Night in Sebastopol.

Nv WV NlNlllNN' hl ANfNtWiH MII'l IIf
newspaper. furnish. rclaiin. ,o the fearful
transactions of the armies " tho Crimca.
We occasionally mcrt with passage. Of the
inicu,,~, tmgi, interest. but as We ~ not
think minute descriptions or human butch.
rric., which the Mr,l.thir.ty savage could
not rycrcl in larlarity, such as are daily
enacted in the Crimra, arr calculated to hu-
mamie the heart, We usually refrain from
giving them. Tho f,llowin. sketch Ut a
" Nigh, In Sr'a.'orol, % however, whichw
find In a British journal, frui,hc. .1 rr1ph.
ic picture " one pln-, ~ camp lif,-,is,
oycitius al,rnturc-'hat vc copy it,
"Gruuie will YOU come and have a str,ll
with me to.uiehi'" a,kyla youp: officer
or the ED Toe Regiment Of hl. -rrant, who
was hu.yinr himself about .,mrthine-Il.,.
lir,c cleaning pair of revolver az the tent
door.
with all my heart, master" " sail hr,
" though it urrr into Srhastorol it.,ll''
" Not just that length, hor.," aid thr
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anu ! VIII .'' INCA ,n "'',.' '' 'n "'"r'
You may al, provide two Eus.ian great
namc-wcni &, ihc Cop of tie hin ut ,hr
hack uf thr ramp, and t,1k a survey with
"' a. '"''''' J." % quarter W ''
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'''y''' ''' l"A''' ",''''u' "''''S ''''''''E
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r., 80, "",'' Wv! r"' "" Wv -,
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We '''"'.'a INTO RUSSIAN grave
-a'l q voice NJ hi'J'''' " h'ip ne out
severn h"n' down and gave hrn a hand
out oi a p't bnlIt Tor Russian rlheman'
who had hocn k'lIoi IN u.
" Ii'''' what's wat! ''euil''i severn
mo'lon'ns silence Ihey Do'h listened.
Itsa 'oru' oi Hu'''an infantry 'l'd
henh'.
10 tAro" on Tue 'umurou' hu''''h s'''''-
coat 10 rum as u 'u''c' were n'''' 'n'"'
10 TIE camp VI '"' I''"a''', ""''" "'' '''''
est explain the matter 10 the ''h,ry' anu
start Tor 'he'r o"" quarters ""' '"' "",N
o' ,cW 'n'"u"' ~ " Wv" 80 ;" '''
fr'nch ,'nS' Wv! "','' wv ~'""" - ""i'
p''s anu the 'o'' VI u,""''' ,"","'o"'s Wv
soldiers 20 ARM ~ '"''' ''.' u"'' ~" Wv
nash AMI heard tue report OF hu's'a" mus
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-22

Sr,rr AourrrrE,l SocuTr. In an
other column will h' found li,t of the
rrgmiums oFrrol hy this S1eisty, to which
We wish On call The r-T"'ial attention of the
people oi OI Ozfrl ~ there \" good
ly number of competitors from thi, County
Do MT lct Ozfrri D. behind her sister
Cruut.r-. in real .n ihs -ocl cause n arri-
cultural rTur'.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-22

Some one has remarked, how singular il
is that all the heroes of the French Reyolu-
ton were ugly. II seems ~ curious to ~,
that they were either very large indeed
or very little persons. panton was
q Titan Mirabeau, though not - tall,
was large, and carried huge head on his
shoulders; whereas Mant and Napoleon
were both small men, But the French
found their characteristic love Of extremes
gratifcd in all Of them. E,cn vice and
cruelty they will not admire unless sauc0i
by some piquant oddity, aud 'crycl up in
some extraordinary dish. \ little, lean
corporal like Napoleon, couquering the
Brobdigan marshals and cmpcrors OF Eu-
rope, and issuing from his nut-like ii't the
laws Of nations grinning death's-head
like voltaire, frightening Christendom from
its propriety, were stimulating 10 intozioa'
tion. IGilhillan.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-22

"See here, Grips, understand you have
superior way Of curing hams. | should
like to learn IT," "Well, yes; ! know
very well how to cure them but the trou.
ble with me just now, is to find out way
4, pro-cure them
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-22
Special Notice

Agricultural Ezoh1nrr- ami commuuir'-
ti11, fr this department, should hc dirrst-
cl .. Oxford pemogrlt.' South Paris, NJ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-22
Agritnlturol.
ssrEEp ruE rLoW.'
DARIUS FORBES, Editor.

Al ths arts and sClrnc's rsfnIrrg o. h'r' aye
silss', UakeI t1g,thsr aH. arr iuuuhir.y cuau'1i-
81 Nth u.rHry.=AgNIJuth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-22

FLOWERS.
best display II cut flowers, and bc-t
kept up during the fair, 600
81 do 400
bc.t pair ofvasc boqucts, 800
2i do 900
bc.t display ofrot plants, not less
than 10 in number, 800
~ DO 800
REv,INpTR ~ OrR NENr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-22
Maine State Agricultural Society.
Premium Li,t for lS55.

Sfnf rrrlurr arfIs Erornr, CaumH0-
On Lave STOCK.
w.. T''.v.r. Premium. arc offered uu
li.r-s
sTtfIfHNs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-22

ihhNaTulng lrtihluh7 Vv'I'S'"''s VI 'o"i-
enclature and adaptation in general cultiya-
tion in this climate, as well as size, flavor
and beauty 10 be considered.
No fruit or flower 10 be entitled 10 pre-
MUM unless 1t possesses points Of niPeriori-
Nv. Committo TO have power to withhold
unless mcritorious, and to exclude inferior
specimens from the exhibition.
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nn,nr ANnsrInIs

bc-t grade Ayrshire bull, . years
old " mOrc, GO
bc-t gfadc Ayrshire COW, SO
list grade Ayrshire hcifcr. under
4 wear. Oh 10
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PARIS, ME-, FRIDAY, JUNE %, 1855.

hest acre offspring wheat, 500
81 do. GOO
Goo 81 DO. 400
500 best acre Of Indian corn, 500
2d do 600
400 "a do 400
bcst acre of harley, 600
~ do 400
"a DO 900
1000 best acre Of rye, GOO
500 ol do. 400
500 3d do. goo
Geo hcstacrc Of oats, GOO
coo ~ 10. i,OO
400. "a do. 900
b-.t acrc Of smooth buckvhcat 400
COO ~ do. 500
500 tcst acre Of rough huckwhcat, 400
81 DO. 500
500 best acre ofr.as and oats 4,OO
IOO| ~ 10. 800
400 l.st 10 acre Of rca'. (alonc) 500
900. ~ DO. 900
bc-t 10 acre oi pea bans, 500
2l do. 600
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-10

RICHMOND.
Fall Importation
OF EARTENWARE AND CHINA

Fresh Receipts Of Glass and Fancy Articles.
rINE subs, rihcr offers To tho trade large aud vaied
L stock OF Earthcnware, China and Giles, the pat-
terms oi which selected by himself in person,
Having xpcrie of man, years in th" particular
business he feels great confidence in stating that IN point
of price and quality, 1t will compare lavoaby with any
other house in the trade.
White Granite Dinner Wnre,
Do do Basins and Ewera Jugs, Tea Ware. etc.
Blue Print Flowing and Fancy do
Fine Decorated China Dinner atd Dessert Sets
Do do do Tea und Toilet SETS
Do do do Pitchers aud Vases
Guild Bau,l do of above variety
White Ghitu do of nlov. variety.
Common Ware Of every description, suitahle Tor
w'0lesanr. which he offers upon such terms for cash
cannot fail 10 please
Fine Muniul Pier and Toilet Glasses
Fine Ivory Table Cutlery, Winters an Brttonia Wnre
Safety nnd other Fluid and Solar Lamps
Glass Ware in every variety
All he ask- is call aud he ,eels assured his prices
will rivr satisfaction.
Iii. Packer ia of the best in the trade
Stone Wure Mt Factory prices
scpl2-ts JAS d. Is EVANS,
No | II Main Richmond Nn.