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A TEST OF CHRISTIANITY.

"A Christian gentleman had occasion TO
travel through IL newly and thiuly settled
pant OF the western country his cumpan-
ION was II man OF Intelligence, but of mi.
del principles, who WAS fond Of discussion
and tried TO hcguile the way Ly urgiug
arguments against the truth OF the Chris
9nn religion. The thiuly peop!cd section
OF the country winch they were passing
was inhabited by people Of bad repu;a.
ton, and 1t had been rumorcd that tray
clIrrs had suffered fatal violence from
them When they were wilhin their power.
As ta'erms were unknown, our travel
IcrS were compelled to trust to the hu>p;-
tally OF those of whom they could not but
entertain II secret ira". On one occasion
AS the evening closed in, they sought II
lodging place IN log cabin, far remote
nom other habi,ations. They anticipated
but httle comfort; and were induced TO
believe that it would he a measure of
safety to watch alternately through the
night.
As they were about to retire TO their
rude iced, Their host, whose exterior had
excited their l,stiust, proceeded TO a shelf
took down an old and much worn Bible,
and informing his visitors that it was his
custom to worship God i'll his family, he
read and prayed in so simple a II amer
rs to secure the esteem Of the travellers,
lhey retired 10 rest, slept sourdlv. and
thought no more Of alternate watching.
In the morning the Christian requested
us lnildel compa..ion to say whether the
rclgions exercises of the preceding even
ing had not dispeled every particle ofds.
trust OF their hosts character, and had not
enabled him to close his eyes in tic most
corh cent sccuI t.
lie WAS evidently embarrase eel hv the
question; but at last he candidlv acknov |.
edged that the sight of the Billie had Sc
cured hm sound nights rest. Here
was testimony eSturtrd hom an infidcl,
in favor of the influence ofrcii.ion which
he skcplically GSsai!rd. lie could not
harbor a fear Of violence from one who
was in tie habit ofdaiiy bending his knee
before God. The very creation Of the
family altar, rendered the house a secure
asylum. Who would not be "A christian
Who can be an iutidel
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lgrlrultural.
IFrom the Farmer uud Planter.
EXPERIMENT IN FODDER Pull.
LING.

Not only from experiments OF our own
but OF others made for the purpose of
testing what loss Of com, il any, would re.
suit ircm fodder pulling, have we been
fully convinced OF the fact of such loss, bu,
We have eudeavo:ca yearly to impress il
on tie minds OF our readers, with what
effect, Judging from their continued prac
tce, We are not at "A loss 10 decide. Yet,
&R0wing the wrong course they are pur
suing, we consider 1t our duty yearly TO
remOnsiratc against such prac,ice. The
following clearly detailed and convincing
statement OF experiments made ut diiier
ent times to test the mattcr, we take from
The Southern Cutivator." head it, be
convinced, and abandon the practice.-
Ed. i. d II.
MEssRs. EDToRs g Having been for n
long time impressed with ihe idea that
stripping the blades from The com stalks
for iudder was an improbable business,
made several experiments with the view
OF testing the correctress Of my theory.
IL the year lS4S, | selected six rows Of
corn Of equal length, and planted and cul-
tlvatcd III every respect alike, as near rs
possible. From three of tie rows, had
the blades all stripped OF at the usual
iedsies pulling season, AMI upon Ike re.
naming three they were left. When the
corn was thoroughly dried ppon these
striks froHn which the fodder was suipred
had il all gathered. Upon counting the
number Of ears in each lot, found that
the parcel which,was gathered from the
stalks with the fodder stripped oft out
numbered lnubbms and alA the other.
aboet thirty; but upon weighing the two
Notwithstanding tho other hot Counted The
most, tie corn taken from thesta!ks upon
whicii tie blades were left, weighed 2S or
80 lbs. the most when weighed up
on the cob. 1t was then Shelled, and the
parcel with tic blades left on skill out.
weighed Tire other ly 2S los. | lhcn
measured and weighed il, with view OF
ascenaining how much each lot would
weigh to tic bushel, and found the corn
taken from the stalks with the blades
stripped oft to weigh tiGy two pounds to
the bnshel, and that taken from the stalks
with the blades left on weighed IL Ia
lbs. TO the bushel. Seeing this great dif
ference (lS IA lbs.l il occurred TO me n.
first that perhaps tho blades had been
stripped too soon, from The one lot, but
when reflected upon the weight (52 ll,s)
| found il to be about the average weight
of that variety of (ground seed) Of corn
wien the fodder is pulled off, MS is custo.
mary in this part Of the countrys and
the.cfore, that could not make the differ.
ence.
Again, The idea occurred 10 me that
perhaps tie corp taken from the stalks up
on which asi the fodder was lefI WAS gath
cred too soou; but this Sjcw only atfonled
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South Carolina, May, 1856.


An exchange paper tells the following
anecdoie Of u physician Of the oIden time:
When young man, he occupied u
chamber, separated from that Of a mar.
ried couple by thin partition. One cold
night he heard tho rough voice Of the hus
hdad grumbio out ";ake swav your
hoofs," to which the wife replied in Il
queruIous tone, "Ab you didn't speak
SO when we were first marrcd-tIien you
used to say To me-'take away your liz
tie hooisy footsy.lootsys!"
This WIS probably the same old chap
who is reported as saying-"I loved my
wife at first rs well as any body ever loved
n wife. For The first two Rionths | ACTUAL
ly vanied TO eat her up, and ever sace
then iloe BEEN sorry Tdidnti'
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Medical Advert iseme nts
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II is said that at the celebration of the
Fourth Of July, in Binghamtun, lle Hon.
Daniels. Dickinson, the president of the
day, introduced the following toast;
"The Women of the Revolution
Mother Of fmen and patriots The women
Of 10 day Hoop hoopl hoop! hurrahl"
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THE OLD DRUG STORE.

THE OLD DRUG STORE.
THE subscriber would inform his friends aud
customers Of Lancaster, that at his old stand he
has received large assortment Of FRESH aud
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LARGEST, rEESHEST-PJRESr and best
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Charleston. As he gives his
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Those Visiting us will not find us laching IN So
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a;'y G"and i'll Drug S,orc--as
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Cook,ng Soda, Pepper, Spice, Indigo,
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Yeast Powders, Hair Dye an! all tie pre-
paratioms for the Hair, Teeth auL Skin.
have II large stock of Lemon Svrur
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-05

stopping At southampton, both going and
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.Nlling - ~
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AsrARAGus White Giant
AkrfcH0EE-IssrEe Glob
HsASs-Largr Lima. small DC.
Red Cranberry. Scarlet Rupners.
Broad windsor.
sxAF Eariy yellow. SIX
Weeks. 10 Mohauk % China,
do Valentine do Hall Moon
Refugee 1000 70 one Red Gran
berry.
BrrT-Early Blood Turnip
Rooted . do yellow do; Long
Blood French Sugar ManEel
Wurtrei
Baooou-Purpls Cape White
Cape.
CAuntor-Farly York +. large
do. FAriy sugar Loaf. DO Batter
sea DO Oxheart Plat Dutch
Drum Head Large Hergsn
Green Curled Savoy brumhead
Savoy Red Dutch Tor Pickling
CauLuoWuEs-Eari and
I.aa.
CrLrEv White Solid Red do.
CaREor-i.our Orange eariy
HON Altringham white YIELD
CENss- Curicd or Pepper
grass.
CrcrupERs -Fariy Frame q,
Cluster, LonE rrceni long Greer
snrthgatc uherkin.
CoHS Earlv SuEsr Do fuses
rora . Do yellow
FSrtvE Green Curiei.
Fag rttNr.
-SIherian Curici
LrrTrcE Royal White Head
Ice Drumhcad Urowu Dutch
Curied India or Cape.
nrsg
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CONNECTICUT Il. skgyArop

Nrw H'vES, June 4.-The House to-day elected James
DAon American Republican L. 5. Senator in place Of
Isaac Ioucey The vote stOOd-DiIOn lI5; Toucey. Ioi
scattering Charles hcCurdy elected Judge 9th.
Supreme Court
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BatrrSoss June t-Nour sctivs-fas. Of tooo .,,. Ill.,.
street It ss2 Wheat dull decline Of 70 s.,,,
Vhi'e has declined per bushei.
NV ioEt June t-rour iroopns-ssis $50 Oh,, o. s.,,s
IN .nd.fd ~ fancy 20 20, pss wheat ars.ot1.,
shi'e t' Corn arn at So s,oess dun virrp. ,r.,
a.
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GIBBS, GALLERY
FOR PATENT
AMRRnTNpES Avn pHnTnER lpuS

TUNIE SUBSCRIBER having fitted up elegant
style at Corinthan Hail. Is prepared To wal, the pub
lie and furnish them with superior PcUrt al moderate
The Amb"ye, being herme,ealy sealed between plates Of
hnv polished glass, which
and bcautih tile inpresiou Is proof against
acid, variations Of climate VOYAGES
ouly Kind Of picture that will unchanged by
be taken from the ~ full life the smallest
quarter the time of the DgurrrroyT- They
be la lgt engraving hence
for Pins, lockets and large Frames well a. Cases
The extreme popularity of the Anbroypes has
imposition Counteres glass; covered with black vAnlsh
often sold for AmhTyp None without tn
cni stamp The public invited call specimens
the ANtEoTTrE GaLLsRI CoRISuAS Hall Main between yah
and l'Hh =. y. GIBBS.
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-. r.. WILLIAMS
pRODITCE COMMISSIp\ MERCu

ENERAL AGENT for Receiving and Forwarding
N Tobacco, G"os &c, Sc No sHocEoE RicHSD Va,
bcgs leave tn return hi thanks his
liberal
connections ~i;h M-sr Booker Watkins city, an
specially solcs his spp-Ar
the theatre of business alone, do with full eonnlcv
business qualifications Of conssn-es
faithfully represented
80 lberA cash made eougnuenis produce
Mes-r, Lewis Webb SON. wadsworth Turner Co..
aud John Booker, Esq Richmond John NJ Otey, El C.w, ~
psbney k Mcssrs Peters, Spence Co. and Mers. McCke
Jones. ISncil,ury Va. ja26-u
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GENTIEMEN,s IIRNIsmING Gnnns
GARDEN SEEDS.

LrEE-Lsrgc Scotch.
MEloS-Green Ciirou Pine
Apps Nutmeg
NATEH MrLux-Fincst Kind.
NtsfUETIUN
MruAHp-Biact and white.
OSioS Silver Skin: White
Portugal yellow and Red.
OnEA.
Extra Early Early
May Washington a. Frame f:
DO Chsficton DwArf Blne Prus.
sian 10 Marrovfat bishop
Dwarf prolific.
PARsNtFs-I.ong smooth
French Gucrnscy.
PanlNY-Curief
PErFgH -Larfe Bell Or Boil
Nose Tomato shaped Cay.
euuc.
PuNFEN-Iarge yellow Yield.
RHrHaHn Victoria
Htnnisu Long SCARLET Short
Top Scarlet ruruip White Do.
Ycilov DO. Long salmon Blacs
spanish
StlsiFv or Vegetable Oyster
piant
SrIvtH-Rcund lraved.
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