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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-07

HoRRIBLE RAILROAD AccIDENT.-On Weliues.
Gay evening man named Jno. Hines, secreted
hilasef freight train Of the Boston and Provi.
dence Railroad, with the intention Of getting free
ride to Pawtucket, Mass. He was discovered ct
Canton, with his head severed from his body aud
Otherwise horribly mangled. ~. .issas =.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-07

1h, dry goods store of G. N GartreI, In Cinciu-
natl was robbed on Sunday morning last, of three
thousand dollars worth of silks, satins, embroide
ries, shawls, &c, sq
The Democratic Central Committee of Illinois,
have called State Convention to meet in May
next. ga
despatch from Jefferson, No, says there win
be 10 election of q U. s. Senator by the Missouri
Legislature this session.
The steamer Canada sailed from Boston for Lir.
erpocl, W Wednesday, with l25 passengers and Slo,,
coo in specie. ss-=
The sentence of death passed upon James Wilson
has bee n c,mmuted by the Gov. of Massachusetts,.
10 imprisonment for life.
-Four young men were drowned on Friday last
below Long Point Light House. on Lake Ontario,
In attempting to take In q gill net.
The barn Of G. w Maury. in Rockingham conn
ty, was destroyed by IRE with quantity Of pro-
vender Loss 81, 500 y
Rev Henry c. Bean who was elected chaplain
of the U. s. Senate is Methodist minister of Iowa
Peoria, Ill, Is now lighted with gss. 81 Il =
fits said that two hundred Gipsies intend win.
tering near Cincinnati ~
The name of the architect who builds most OF his
castles in the air IL Tomorrow" aud hope lays the
corner stono.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-07

IMP PLAsTKK.--I6 60 toms miioai. tor
~ie by JOHN II. CLAIBORNE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-07

CURIOUS CohBIsATIoS.--It is understood that
the dressmaking business is about to be incorpo.
rated with coopering A number Of active COOP
ers win be required to hoop tho ladies' petticoats:
the model of female elegance being new molsssas
cask or beer barrel. s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-07

HEAVY RECEIPTS OF PRoDUcE.-The receipts
Of produce at New Orleans tho Goth instant,
amounted TO l424 bbls. -four, LASS sacks wheat
24o3 sacks OATS 31T hogsheads sugar. 1854 bbls mo.
lasses, and 1899 bales cotton seE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-07

REsToREp.-The Memphis, Tenn, conference
have reinstated Rev. Jeremiah S. Clanch, former.
ly of Fayette CO., Ark, who WAS deposed many
years ago on the charge of seduction 1t was PROV
ed before the conference that another person had
confessed to be guilty of the CRIME for which Mr..
Clanch was deposed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-07

ALLEGED MAIL-RoBBERY.--Two men, named
Clark and Baker, have been arrested, near Neos-
ma, Mo, charged with maii-robbery. Four drafts.
for nearly $1,000, were found one of the prison
ers. One was a u. s. Treasury draft for e549.
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A,itsNOR q. CEOKt:E Professor oI Mu

- nlost .espctiully anhouLeeslo the citizens
Ct richmond that he 10 prepared to make engage
With parents OF pap.s for instruction Music
o. tbs pi mo FORTE, GulTAl; ami SINGING.
slShch GEORGE pursues the Sohesgi system OF
vote zato deemed the only perft ct lnodt, and
H.. ins.Eacton Books uf Lallauchu, TfCooke Crevel-
q. ard : -nof EorIa late Of this city.
l UlieFs n4ay be lett at tie Book aud Piano orte
ia5r of Messrs. James Woodhouse L Co, l39 Main
greet 80 I5--ly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-07

Mr. BUcHANAN's RETURN.--The following ex
tract of aleter from Mr. Buchanan to gentleman
in Philadelphia dated Nov. 10, 1855 and received
by the last steamer, will be interesting to his nu
merous friends all over the Inioni
II had calculated with confidence that should
return home by the steamer of, the Gth of October
last, but unexpected events rendered this impossi
BILE. shall now be detained here, know not how
long, in consequence of the present aspect of af
fairs between the two countries trust, however
that within the period of three months, may
meet you all again. At least such Is my anxious
desire - ~ F% .sH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-07
VlILTOt A. BELL,

W GROCER / COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Corner Of 18th aud rankin SIS, Richmond, Va.
Personal attention paid TO aH orders, consign-
mems -. de 6-dAcluI*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-07

MUNrFICEET BEQuEsT.-The late Homer Treat.
of Litcifeld county Conn, has left real estate.
worth from 5000 to $4,000, TO be expended in the
erection of . school for the education Of colored
youth, or to be invested for tho provision Of edncs
of tha trustees ..z..-s.E. l.ass.s 80 9
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-07
THE DAILY DISPATCH
nv JAS. A. CowARDIN.

The Daily Dispatch is served to snbscrihsn
I'm suiRTER CENTS PER WEEK, payable 10
S csrrer weekly. Price for n,siiins - year In
- The weekly Dfspatch 10 issued every Fn'
and mailed to subscribers at 81 rer annuni.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-07
I'LL A. aN,LINl.S--l;e General Agenfs

EIIII. ~ RAHLiNtsS--f.ener Agents
a25 Collectors, attend to hITiug negroes, renting
A,lses sui collecting ciems OF every kind Parteu-
r attention viii be PAID to negroes during sickness.
Oir friends who nave them Tor hire, will please to
,@ud them il As early as possible.
RICHARD HlLL, 3R. EDWARD u. RAWLINGS.
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UIRIN<; or SI.AyEs.-H. V. GRAVES l.
Ill 90 vii! add 10 their Commission Business, the
.,,irr season that of Hiring out Slaves,
f1ev will be careful 10 secure good homes. aud viii
, attend 10 their hirelinss during the year. espe-
.i,uy IN cases Of sickness.
fsf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-07

EXPLOSION OF POWDER HoUsE-Water
houses Powder Mill, near Portsmouth, Ohio, con
tanning nfteen hundred kegs of gun powder,
caught fire on Thursday last and exploded, shat
tering the building to atoms. No lives were lost
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-07

80 DosI PAf FOR !TsELF-The present low rates
y; p1s.age ana the high charges of ocean mail SER
wee keep the Postoffce Department in deht to ,ha
ueherai Government and call for annually in.
eseaslng drafts upon the treasury 1t is stated. in
ADVANCE OF the Postmaster Generals Report. on
Mas appears feiiailie authority, that the deficit in
"il about 20 millions and half ef dollars or
some three quarters of q million more than last
year year. There has been added during the wear some
2.oo ies Of road service to the operations of the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-07

II TkJEHAKf, Dr., Attorney at Law
~. Richmond Va, Will practise in tho Courts Of
tie City ii ltichl4VEd aud Gdjaceut counties.
Oiice coruer of Bank and 18th sts oc 22-tl Jan
FEIGKpIs ROPER q MURRAY, Under-
i TAKERS No. ) Governor street, Richmond Va
keep conslany hand all kinds of ready made COZ.
FINS and METALLIC BURIAL CASES.
~ lD-dfy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-07

= tAttD.--'i'Ie snDscriber respectfuiiy
informs the public that his Gallery now open
for Visitors ip CQr9thiap Hall where he is prepared
T. fiznish The AMBROTYPE, MEG3GRkPH and
DAqs hRBEOTfPES in style superior to anything
Si The kind yet offered in this place.
Having the exclusive right to make Ambrotypes in
tAs city shall prosecute TO the extent of the faw all
peIaoHs infringing the same. F. L. GIBBS
uoE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-07

LATER FROM JAaAIcA--The dates from King
ston are to the 14th uit The British war feet re-
Enforcement was daily expected from Portsmouth
A large number of vessels from Halifax and Ber-
muda were ordered to meet at Greytown and will,
remain there until January. Jamaica is in very
undefnnded state. INCREASED taxation had caused
some popular riots The accounts from Antigua,
Trinidad and Barbados bring nothing important,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-07

u RACHEL.-Rachel did not leave Charieeto, o.,
Tuesday last, as expected. and will not now star
for Havana until the 18th inst The Courier say.
that as she had engaged the Theatre there for twe
nights between the 10th and l7th it is now probs
Bile that she will appear Her agent also enrsysl
the Theatres in Augusta, Ga. and Columbia. s. e.
for both of which she will have to pay whether shs
performs in those places or not. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-07

PROMPT AccEPTANcE-Rossin, the great com
poser, once accepted sn invitation to dine with a
female friend, who was noted for Arranging tbe
meal on the most economical scale After the re-.
past which fully kept up the reputation of the hos.
tess, she expressed the hope that she would soon
nave the company OF Rossin at dinner again His
reply was immediately if you like"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-07

THE UscERfAINTY Or LIFg-An English pa.
per states that Mr. Edward Caplin, Of Newport.
Frances Hill, of the same place Directly after
the wedding they proceeded by steamer from
Cowes to Southampton, intending to spend week
or twoin Loadon, but on reaching Winchester, Mt
T. found himself too III TO proceed any further that
night The next day he became worse, and the
following night he died .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-07

DISEASE AMONG HoRsEs.-For some time past
the propiletors of omnibus horses have suffered in
consequence OF singular disease which has at.
tacxed many OF their horses, and some of the lines
have suffered seriously. The disease has been
cameo oy some the lung fever and horses At
parently well, but before reaching the end of their
route have become SO weak that it was with diff.
Guilty that they could be got to the stable In fsw
hours they commence to swell under the neck and
the nesh leave them, at the same time they be-
come 80 weak a. to be unable to stand Al the frst
appearance OF the disease many horses died before
= proper remedy could be found; but we under
stand that at present the veterinary doctors have
been enabled to apply the proper remedy and save
the animals lives-Phik Ledxer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-07

7 ~ - y -tIA..i. iSk as t5F TIL 4 LEtsIt- .
LATURE.--Doubrless you all CHEW and SMOKE.
No'T Ut any time when you should feel like doing
either just sepin my Cigar Store, opposite Aneri-
can Hotel, where you Will at all times, find the best
Havana Cigars and Che wing Tobacco. 81 'ss =
IreP .othing but the best, and saall pc happy te
srfEt you snd your friends Ut apy time ou nay honor
le wlth cs Respectfully,
De POWERS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-07

: IHE PASSIONATE MAE.-The man Of = Wild,
boisterous spirit, who gives loose rens to his tenn
per, Is, generally speaking, stranger to happi-
ness; he lives in continual storm; the bitter va.
ters of contention and strife arc always lswe elna
up IN the soul destroying his peace and inpartng
their baneful influence to all with whom he is con
nected He excifes the disgust and ill will of those
who are acquainted with his character, aud but few
can be found whowish him success in any Of his
undertakings.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-07

- COMMISSION MERCHANTS, IA Main street
Will attend TO all sales of Real and Personal Estate
ass 10 the sales Of House Furniture, Stock Goods &c.
&c, on accommodating terms.
=. &. LARUS. JAMES N. SHINE,
24-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-07

ANOTHER SUR ron DAMAGEs.--Ano.her suit
has bean brought against the Camden and Am boy
Railroad Company, by William Taylor who was
apassenger In the train in which there was so
much destruction las. summer Both Of his arms
were broken, and he was otherwise hurt DANA
ges are laid at fifty thousand dollars, The com
pany has offered to pay Eve thousand dollars aud
give free ticket for Life, but the offer has been
declined
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-07

INTERESTING FAcT-A curious fact in tlis busi-
ness is, says the Alta California, that since the
gambling law has gone into operation, thus dspens-
ing with the lights used in such places, the con-
ons-third Tho Alta gets thi. Information from >
prolninent oil dealer of San Francisco, who has
been engaged In the trade in California for three
years. ss s.a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-07

DOUBTFUL WITSEssEs.-.At the last assizes in
Whiby, q. W., a farmer, named Reuben Gran
dab, OF Reach, and his two sons, were tried for
the murder of Stephen Smith, fourteen years ago
witness, named Buck, testified most positively
that he saw the accused commit the murder. while
other witnesses proved that Smith had been seen
alive by them six months after the time of his al
legged murder. The jury at once acquitted the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-07

- r., COOK tc CO.. AUCTIONEERS,
A. NO. 10 MAIN STREET, offer their services to
e public us AuctOneers for the sale of Real Estate
FURNITURE. Groceries, Dry Goods, Horses. Cattle &c.
a. Ee nhotes. notice aad upon the most reasonable
tsri.s. ... - ~ -. -s+- q .rsss faTts
t41.ins large apd cpmnnodiols roarns they will re-
esRo goods for sale at rsate sale without the charge
Of storage.
oGt door sales of every de escnption attended to up
On reasonable terms - l..'. =.
L. g. COOK WIN MOTT
no It's
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nUsrWEss CARDS.

- 70 furnish music for Balls, Concerts, Parties,
Secs. setensdes, Exhibitions. &e:, &c. ,..-.=s
urxns engaged the very best performers, he con-
e3rt nf xiying satisfaction. The following gentle
Zee compose the esnd; -
F. DOLLINGER,
r KR4CsSE, J, BklEk- -.
Z WoLLER C.. R0SEN.
Oder. 20 be left at Mr. DOLLlNGER'S. on Mar
.ssJ between Sd and 4th streets Shockoe Hill.
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~. 18th street, between Main and Cary keeps COZ.
st4nty on hand, an assortment of ali kinds Leather
bak and Eenlock Sole Leather; Russet and Wax Up-
Per kiP French. German and American Calf-Skins;
French end German Patent CaifSkins; black and &C.
isfed Morocco and kid-Skins; Aoans of all coiors:
Coat End Sheep Binding Skins; Shoe Thread; Boot
and She Trees Mems and Ladies' Lasts Boot Webb;
A~is: Lasting Faeks; Silk Twist, with full assort-
iHsnt of Findings of every description, of the beat
r7"iit7, "a =. sst.. j. lH e 22--dSwt
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~ PEtiBEKT9S. No. Iy fltsf Main st,
. RICHMOND, NIRGINIA. oHers for sale iii,

w f!NG. AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
CALIFORNIA AND FRONT STREETS SAN FRANCIS.
CO, CAL.-Oihee No. 81, Wall Street New York.
w. i. COLEMAN,
HENRY CARLTON,
J.. Il. WILLIAMS - Z,
&tf CfstEi:ts = in New YORK, sad win ave ship
prs every ilfori.istionas to markets. shipping, &c.
" EXCHANGE on San Freuciaco, for sale by
VIM. T. COLEMAN, .
- 49, -. y. Hs-..-.t .l.E.E OIL Wall atreet
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-05-02

a Costly DRESS. The Empress
of the French has presented to the
Empress Of Austria q dress valued at
about 100000.
Resolutions have passed the Penn.
sylvania House Of Representatives in
favor Of the removal of the seat of
Government to Philadelphia.
The Know Nothings of Massachu.
sets. it is rumoicd. are about to make
clean breast Of it, and expose their
plans and objects to the world.
X. Ms IN ENGLANp.-The London
Times advocates Sam societies in Eng
land, in order to throw overheard all
old fogyism.
The English papers announce the
death of Mrs. Nicd, formerly Miss
Bronte, who under the name .'Cur-
Ter Bell' wrote Jane Eyre, Shirley,
and Vilettc. Size died at Hanworth
i'll Yorkshire.
A lady disbclicvcr, to puzzle
phrenologist, asked him: What kind
of people were those who have de.
structiveness and benevolcnce equally
developed Y These, madam, arc the
persons that kill with Kindness
The Kinney Expedition is in difficult
ty, Col. kinney himself having been
arrested, last week, on an Indictment
for fitting cut an illegal military foray.
-A'7zsos', the internal machine mur.
dcrer ct Cincinnati, is to have new
trial On account of all error in thecourt's
charge to the jury which tried him.
TEE MAYOR OF New YoRK.-A
correspondent. Of the Boston Trans
script writes as follows:
l was asked the other day if l knew
who was Mayor of New York, and
answered Fernando Wood. "You
are Mistaken" said my informant,
the real Mayor,thc energetic reforrncr
behind the scenes,is Rev. DR.. Tying, of
OF whose church the ostcnsiblc Mayor.
is prominent member.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-05-02

IL We understand that Mcssrs. d.
A. BENNrrr and b. J. MYRIcK of Bird
port, have purchased of Lcmucl North,
Esq, of Champlain. n Y, for $4,000,
the celebrated Black Hawk Stallion
Sherman Black Hauk." somewhat ex-
tcnsivcly known MS the "Myrick Horse II
This horse is widely known for his supe.
riority as a sire. aud for his fast trottng
qualities. He has made his mile in 240.
The same gentlemen have also pur-
chased of the Messrs Grovenor of Bird.
port, for s3000the four yrs old stallion
bv Biack Ha,ck known as the = Gro
rcnor C0H" This animal has always
shown himself capable of appearing 'on
the turf" and his present owners have
publicly signiied their readiness to meet
any horse Of his age in the State at Rut.
land in September next at the State
Fair, for the purpose of trial of speed
for the championship.
The above mentioned animals having
been recently purchased by Messrs Ben
nit aud Myrick will be kept at Bridport,
the coming summer. They are un1ucs-
tionably among the very best of the eel,
ebrated Black Hawk family" of Nor.
gans, whose superiority as race of hor-
Scs remains uuchallcngcd through the
United States +
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Dic0,

In Bristol, Friday morning, goth ult.
very suddenly, Mrs DELLA A., wife of
Henry Charles, Esq, and daughter of
the late Mai Joseph Durcn, of Middle.
bury, aged 80.
In New Haven, on the morning of
May lst' Mr. ALVIN WOOSTER, aged a
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I'll arric0

In Springfield, 18th ult DR.. JAMES
SrAULDlNG, of Montpelier, to M.s. ANNA
DoDD, of Lebanon. N. III.
In Brooklyn. L L., on Wednesday
April 25th, at ST. Johns Church. by tho
Kew. Thomas T. Guion, CHARLES L.
WILLIAMS Esq, of Rutland, to LOUISE
]. BEDELL, of BROOKLYN.
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Notice..

An address will be delivered before
Mount Nebo Division S. of r. at their
hall on Wednesday evening, May 2nd
1900. 1t is desirable that every mem
Der be Oh hand at Z IL o'clock pres
cisely.
Per order. j. A. ABELL, r. s.
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Spinal Complaints.

4 NEW METHOD vi treating Spinal
"a Diseases, Cuivatures Of the SPINE. and
Spinal Weakness, without pain or suffering
to the patient, however Young Or feeble, il
now successfully practiscd by
DIR. ]. A. WOOD,
At his Office, No. 2l5 Washington Street,
aosion, or at his residence, Marlboro Hotel.
" Having examined the Scrpcntine Spring
Elastic Apparatus, used by Or, J. A. Wood.
in the treatment oil Lateral Culvaiurcs OF the
Spine, we recommend ii as efficient aud com
Portable 10 the patient Henry J. Bielow, NJ Z.
D., Prof Sur. II Uni7ersitv Geo. Haywood,
NJ. d., tx Prot. Sur. Ii University; Winslow
Lewis, NJ. d.. J. V. c. Smith. NJ. n, Mayor
of Boston; John w. Warren, N, D.; Henry
G Clark, NJ. d., City Phvician. Boston.
Augr 1854.
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STATE OF VERMONT, I BE it remembered
District of Addison, IS. that, At n Probate
Court held at Middlebury, in and for the Dis.
trict of Addison, Oh the 30Ih day of April,
a. D. 1865.
Luther g Bingham, Alonzo L. Bingham
and Merrill Bingham, administrators OF the
estate of
REUBEN P. BINGHAM,
late of Cornwall in said District, deceased,
present their petition in writing to this Court
praying for license to sell al, the real estate
of said deceased which has not been assigned
and set oil to the willow of said deceased for
her dover; and therein set forth the amount
Of debts against said estate. and the cost of
administration, the situation and amount of
personal and real estate, that it is necessary
to sell said real estate for the purpose of
paying the debts of said deceased and cxpen.
SEES of administration, and that the same can
not he divided and part thereof sold without
INJURY To all Interested therein 1t is there
upon ordered that said petition be consid-
Mt the session of this Court to be held at
the office of the Register of this Court in
said Middlcbury, on Thursday the 18th day
May a. ID. 1850, at ten o'clock nthe fore
noon. and that notice thereof be given To all
persons Interested that they may apear and
make their objections, if aDvthey may have
to said license being granted, 10y publish
a certified copy of this order in the Mi die
dnry Resister-a newspaper printed at said
Middlebury-three weeks successfully pre-
viouato the time of said Court.
Jan :. BUSHNELL. Registr.
A true COPY Of record. 23w
Attest Jan. 5. BusHSriI Register.
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TIE excellent crops which have grown
from its planting, show tina. it is thorough in
its working, as well rs rapid ana easy.
Ten or twelve acres can be planted with as
much case as one or two by the old method,
and far more accurately, as il che ok rows
perfectly.
Its merits as labor. saving implement
reach greatly INTO the cultivation. A large
number Of farmers who use il testify that
they cultivate their corn without the use Of
the hoe just as clearly as heretofore with IT,
This is due to its accuracy in rowing and
close planting.
Its perfect adaptation TO all conditions and
constituencies of soil renders its use practica-
bic in any part Of the country
Its very simple and durable In all it's narts,
and yet 50 adjustable that it will plant any
width or depth or an average Of any number
of kernels.
Its planting is uniform never deep at one
time and shallow at another 1t presses the
earth beneath the seed and not so much upon
1t, thus quickly s?routing the germ and Civ
ing moisture and frmncsS to the root, and at
the same time leaving the blade free to grow
Our retail price is uniformly for single
Machines, $500 Double, $500.
RANDALL & JONES, Rockton, Illonois
BELoIT, WIS, JrLY II, 1854
used one of Randall & Jones' Corn Plan
tiers this season. TO plant thirty five acres. II
worked very well indeed, | consider ii
great saving of labor in planting, but it saves
moro in cultivating. The corn stands Just
as well as when the stalks are further apart
III tae hill. The weeds have no chance to
spring MP among them. A. BOONE
Is. 7. BINGHAM, Wcst Cornwall, Addison
Co.. Vt, General Agent for Vermont.
For sale at so DAYFNPORTS.
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r O Print RS.
NEW STYLE STENCIL PLATES,


VIII II ng LIE ters,
For marking clothing with Mdciibie Mi-
Plates, Ink, Brushes, Frames, Alphabets,
Figures, Type, &C., wholesale and retail
Agents supplied. Address S. NJ. MkTc,LF.
40 IL Salem Street, 80. &C.. ..... Boston.
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Embroideries.

Collars aud Collar Patterns = beautiful as
sortmcnt, for sale ai BECKWITHS.
April 4, 1885.
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Spring Style Hats.

Just received, aud for sale at
April 4, 1850. DECKwITHS.
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For Sale,

A valuable high.spiritcd young and per-
fcctly sound horse. Also, two fine cutters
and one pleasure wagon, one lumber wag-.
gon, and some new Buffalo Robes
May |, 1855. n. BROUSSO.