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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-03-28
FACTS WITHOUT COMMENT.

I
New YORK, October 10, 1852.
Mrs Harley No, 10 Suffolk street, writes that she has
been troubled with for three years. and that she
used vial of Dr. MLanes Celebrated Vermifuge which
brought fifty large Her usual good health
Immediately returned.
Mrs Qugby, No 1872 Essex street. New York. under date
of November % 1852 writes that she had child which
had been unwe better than two months She procured
bottle of NJ Lanes Vermiuge and administered it, The
child passed large quantity of worms, and in few days
mony before hem should hesitate when there any
to suspect and lose time in procuring and ad
mnistering Dr. M'Lahes Vermuge 1t fails, end is
perfectly safe.
AEPurchasers will be careful to ask for DR.. McLANES
Celebrated VermIfuge, manufactured by Fleming
Bros. PIttsboro', Pa. All other Vermifuges in compa-
are worthless DR. McLanes genuine Vermifuge also
his celebrated Liver Pills. be had at all respectable
drug stores. Sold in Wilmington, by VIM. H. LlPPlTT:
None genuine without the signature of FLEMING
BROS March 18th -1wd&w
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-03-28
WILMINGTON WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.

a 1t should be understood that quotations generally
represent the wholesale prices In filling small ORDERS high
er rates have to be paid
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-03-28

JUST RECEIVED,
On boxes superior Cheese;
e)U 10 kegs extra Butter
20 boxes Goldfish
8 bbls. Fulton Market Beef;
{" Mackerel, Nos 81;
200 bags Table Salt
II doz. Jars Pickles, assorted kinds;
6 GO boxes Sardines, whole half and quarter boxes
3 bbls. Dried Peaches, peaed;
:" g Apples, DO.
Currants, Almonds. SC. For sale low for cash by
JONES & FOYLES,
Feb. 27. No. SO Market street.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-03-28

DY EXPRESS AND MAIL-We received this morn
. ing
Harper's Magazine for April; Ballou's Dollar Monthly
do Balou Pictorial and Flag for Saturday. March 18th
lice Gazette York Herald Spiritual Telegraph Young
America, Baltimore SIM, London Punch, chronological
London Quarterly Reviews Knckerb0cker Magazine Lit
tells Living Age Chambers. Journal School Fellow Mer-
The Atache in Madrid Or Sketches in the Court of sa-
bella I'd.
Forest Tragedy, and other Tales, by Grace Greenwood
The Library of Standard Letters, comprising selections
from the correspondence of eminent and with
biographical sketches notes, and index. Edited by Mrs
Sarah J. Hale. Vol. Letters of Madame De Sevgne.
Journey in the Seaboard Slave States; by F. L. Ohm
stead
Vol. 4 Edgar A. Poes Works.
The Bush Boys by Capt Mayne Reid
Woodhill or, the Ways of Providence. By Talvi.
India Ancient and Modern. By David o. Allen.
Also other new books to mention in ad
vertisement. ,. w. WHITAKER.
March 2l.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-03-28
REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET,
FOR TIE WEEK ENDING MARCH 27TK, 1856

TURPENTINE The receipts Of this article since review
of Thursday last have been light and confined mostly
small parcels The market ruled firm with fair demand
from dsers to the close of Tuesday but Wednes-
day prices gave way 4@5 cents, with sales 81 "a vr
GIN 81 80 for yellow dip and 81 80 for hard Il $50 lbs No
sales this morning The sales for the week reach only 1856
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-03-28

HE DANGERS OF A WINTER PASSAGE Across THE
ATLANTIC The following account, which we find
IN the New York papers, OF the experiences" of the
steamship Arago her late passage from Havre, will
give the reader idea of the dangers of winter
passage across the Atlantic
The Arago experienced strong westerly gales on
the passage, and detained 81 hours on the east
ern edge OF the banks by ice. February %, a. m ),
latitude At, longitude 46, passed three cebergs.--
From that time until oath at noon, latitude A "a
longitude 49, the ship was constantly picking her
way amongst lcebergs, large and small and patches
OF closely packed broken ice For part of TWO
nights she stopped her course and at other times
running slowly, frequently stopping and backing to
AVOID collision with dangerous pieces. At noon of
the I'D she found herself in the blight of Il bay Of
closely packed broken ice and large and small ice
as could be seen, with open water to Westward
Stood to the North in hopes of finding opening ;
but after running 80 miles, found the ice extended to
the North and East as far as could be Put
about ship, and stood back again to the South,
ploring whatever had The appearance of passage +;
al one time running into deep bay for thirty miles,
which was found closely blocked up, and had to stand
out again. In this way the ship made 200 miles
southwark, without seeing any open water to west
ward, before she found passage.
The quantity of ce from the lar gest sized icebergs
gradually down 10 the smallest pieces and packed ice,
exceeded anything of The kind that Capt Lines had
ever or heard of about the banks before and as
it is ear y IL the season. he is afraid that in a
few weeks the widest track for European navigation
will be mpeded by this dangerous foe We therefore
recommend shpmasters bound for Europe to 60 south
of the banks; and to those coming to westward,
when approaching the ice track in thick weather, or
IN the night to use the utmost vigilance, and have
their ships under perfect command for any manOeUvre
at moments notice.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-03-28

NOTE River Lumber, Tar and Turpentine, sold in the
water subject to the expense of landing coop
erage, &c;-say Lumber so cents to 81 8 M Tar and
Turpentne about 10 Is cents y bband naval stores
when brought per about the same expenses in
Of onefth is made the price of yellow dip,
cordng quality.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-03-28
GOOD MEDICINES.

GOOD MEDICINES,
TT estimated that Ayers Cherry Psctora and Cathartic
Pills have done promote the public health, than
any other There be question that the Cherry
Pectoral has by its thousand thousand Colds
Coughs Asthma Group Influenza, Bronchitis &c, very
much reduced the proportion Of deaths from consunpe
diseases this country The Pills good the Pee
tora and will complaints.
Every body needs less purging Purge the blood
impurities Purge the Bowels Liver and the whole
vscera system from distractions Purge the diseases
which fasten on body work its decay But disease
should die only of old age. Take antidotes early and
thrust it from the system before it is too strong yield
Ayers Pills do thrust out disease not only while is weak
but when has taken strong hold Read the astounding
who have cured by them dread
full Scroula Dropsy Ulcers, Skin Diseases Rheumatism
Neuralagia Dyspepsia Internal Palms. Bilious Complaints
Heartburn Headache Govt and many less dangerous but
still threatening ailments, such Pmpes on the face
Worms. Nervous Irtabity Loss of appetite, lrregular
ties Dizziness head, Colds Fevcrs, Dysentery
indeed every variety Of complaints for which Purgave
Remedy is required.
These random statements but authenticated by
our neighbors and your own Physicians.
Try them once, and you will never be without them.
Price 25 cents per box-5 Boxes for 81 90.
Prepared by DR.. J. G. AVER, Chemist, Lowell Mass.
For sale in Wilmington, n. G. by c. D. DUPRE. VIM,
H. LIPPITT, ard A O. BRADLEY, Druggists in Colds
boro by LUCAS 4 MOORE; and by all respectable Drug
gists in the South
March Is, IS56.[ 302m.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-03-28
NOTICE..

T7ONTIMBER if offered in quantities to make anything
of business of it, will be hauled to Wilmington by
this Company Almost anything will be hauled that will
pay fair profit.
S. L. FREMONT, Sup't. w. & w. R. R.
March 25.-Tl7l-3t.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-03-28
BARGAINS! BARGAINS.

THE subscriber having adopted the "thb-ty dag" and
Cash system is determined to make it to the inter-
hand supply of choice Groceries &c. reduced prices
Just received, 40 boxes of Goshen and English dairy
Cheese SO bags Java, Rio and Lagua Coees large and
fresh supply of nice Butter and Lard 43 bags and boxes
Buckwheat; 1000 lbs. Cod fish; No and No 2 Mackerel
and Salmon in halt bbls and kits Hiram Smith Flour in
half bbs Rice Flour 45 boxes of Sterein, Adam anne
and Sperm Candles Soda Butter Sugar and Water Crack
In bbls and boxes Fulton Market Beef &c g. sale
by WIN. L. TOWNSHEND.
March 4. No. 20 Market Street.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-03-28

No sales to-day and market DALI with decided downward
tendency in prices.
RosNFor Common the market has ruled stea dy sine
last review at 81 10 tor large size bbl (l0 b bu
owing mainly to the scarcity of shipping the transactions
the week reach only 3,505 bbls., follows:
Friday. 600 bbls at 81 10 for large size bbs
Saturday..... 900 g " l 10 sc large ''
W Wednesday i I95 io and 81 % medium
For No there little demand and notice the sale
of only two parcels at 81 100 81 Is u bbl No is in fair
enquiry and none arriving One or two small sales at 81 so
y Dbl
lAR-The market during the week just ended has ruled
unsteady and prices have given way 10 cents quotation
from buTe and the market G du The sales at po mt
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-03-28
NOTICE.

THE subscriber having qualified Executor to the
last w i'll and Testament of NikavOr Murray, deceased
at the March Term of the Court of Pleas and Quarter Ses
sons for the county of New Hanover sttng hereby
gives notice all said deceaced axe
immediate payment and all persons having lams against
the said deceased to present them the time prescribed
by law otherwise this notice will be plead in bar of their
covery. JAMES w. MURRAY, Executor.
March 1S 1885, l69-3w-2S3t
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-03-28

SPIRITS IURFENTINEI he market during The past week
exhibited considerable uness there has been no
disposition the part of buyers operate The advces
received from other markets continue unvorabe and the
price here has gone down quotation day
week. The sales reach only 1921 bbls, viz:
Thursday. II bbs at 36 cents per gallon
Saturday. al 354@D36 g
Do; 5S3 80
Monday. ......l20 So
Tuesday. s. g 34a ''
Wednesday. 1925 g 34t
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-03-28

BEEF CATrE-Reman without alteration in price Butch
have moderate supply hand and consequently we
notice but little demand except for extra article which
would sell quick Only about 35 10 head received since
our last and sold at 81 cents b. for fair quality stall fed
CoFFEE-The market for all descriptions quiet and
prices without change There is merely retail demand
for which the supply in store fully sufficient See table
for quotations, according to quantity and quality
CorroN-During the early part of the past week the
ke ruled quiet and very little done. For the past two
article, and nearly quite all market has been
off Our quotations Of last sales shows improvement in
price of q cent The sales 600 bales 81 a 81 cents
for strict and good mddng 81 cents for low middng 81
81 cents for ordinary, and 81 b. for inferior Tne
market is firm, and sales quick
CORN MEALS in fair supply and demand limited to
retailers Small sales from store at 50 50 cents u bushe
EeGs-Are brought in freely and sell at 10 2a cents
q dozen, in quantity.
EMPTY BARRE1s--;The market is well supplied with
Spirits Tupentne barrels, and continues exceedingly dull
We notice small sales of second hand at 81 25 "a 81
35 each, as in quality held az 81, but sales
FIsH-Nothing done worthy of any description-
No good Mulles market, and demand zee table
FLOUR-Since last review there has been very itt
DONE and the continued light receipts has tended to keep m
fined small parcels Of Wilmington and Fayetteville brand
from at s. % IS 30 for superfne and So 50 a s.
3 Dbl for family At present the is Dropping anC
appearances indicate downward tendency. For lot Of
any size (from wharf, lowest figures could be oh
tanned For the lower grades Zine and crOss) there
s dS5Fy and sales are not easily made at quotations. Sc
GRAINn the absence of any receipts of CORN during tn
past week there has been nothing done except the
way. There is only limited demand from consumers
aeers nave iu STOCK IN sore LAST sale from vessel wa
and stock light lot of $50 bushels received by deae
Saturday which has gone into store and retailing
rates, and therefore omit former figures. BEANs-Fo
white there is enquiry, but market small par
GELS would find ready sale at 81 IS 81 90 y bushe,
receipts during the week We from store
parcels at IS 80 q bushel. Black Eye wanted
and coming in quote at 81 10 81 20 D bushe
I-RICE-One two lots of clean brought in and gon
into store demand limited and supply fair Sales in tn
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-03-28

AND RETAIL DEALERS IN GRO
w CERES AND PROVISIONS,
No. 81 NORTH WATER STREET.
Wilmington, G.
Sc Orders from the country will receive prompt
March 20, 1856
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-03-28

NOTICE.
7 HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED WITH Me IN
L the Hardware Business, in Wilmington, ny son c. E.
ROBINSON The business will hereafter be conducted nm
der the firm of J. M. ROBINSON & SON
Wilmington Jan. LIST, 1856
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-03-28

II Street:
90 bags Rio Coffee;
30 bbIs. Brown and White Sugar;
10 " Irish Planting Potatoes
20 8 Fayetteville Flour
5000 lbs. North Carolina Bacon;
10 kegs and bbls. n c. Lard, very white
g best Goshen Butter;
lot of the best mountain Butter % cents by the frkn
and rs cents % b at retail and many other articles in their
line. (A1arch 20th)
NOTICE.
DERSONS whose accounts, for 1855, remain unsettled
L are again requested to call and settle
February 4. HEpRlCk & RYAN.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-03-28
NERVOUS DISEASES CONTROLLED AND CON
QJTERED.

March II, 1656-159-te]. Her. ant
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-05-01

u z7''-s- I,DIi2Its: An oeeasiona, attendance
=. ~ o2.--s % Jas-'se' N various paris e T."
west l'F = NE YEAR. las rendered me soma
vat iatna-'l7 with the administration Of The
VIA. c.,-...ta. - T.. = - '.e.g 5, NJ
an; Dr.na~. .,,2.,.i -
nv vie7,S s,,.fv ~, =. - ~
TIE -seI JUDI H.. = -s..,,.zt.,,
ion 4 aaeh Gay DARN, nm ,;--.
traas4e in - E..sness4ync4.. = ~
IL oza a.l;-.,r..-'s-.s 81 - l.3-1l','E on
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-05-01
~ Judge PnvDES, Of Cincinnati, recent

sy- Judge PnvDES, of Cincinnati recent
lv assaulted the reporter Of tie Gazette Mr.,
BAsp. in his Court, by striking HIM IN 'he
face with his hand. because he tbaoo) had
to,a the truth about some Of his '.greasins
operations, aud exposed the rascaily do'ngs o.
he LAWYERS in pocketing twenty dollars taken
by \ thief whom they had assisted IN having
,uaishei The money was identified by 'a'
owner, Gan orphan gir,) but Judge FRUpE'
r,rmiltsd the lawyers to pay their own lee
out OF it--they creased : themselves :
Jeremy Bentham says: IF there Is ps''eS
sion which trains its members e DO eFH' an
20 avoid the punishment Of i. i IS the leg
profession"
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-05-01

HoS Joux T. PErrIr. OF ISDIASA-Ihe
Washington correspondent Of the Savannah
Georgia, Journal, thus concisely describes thus
gentleman:
.Ha i a new member, $ gentleman OF
tbirty odd. slender. quiet aud calm. but keenly
,henrxant His mind is clear. accurate and
!5rical. his voice light but'N good compass
and sufficiently effective. His posiuon aho
gestures are very natural. and his whole e,o-
cation Agreeable and well adapted to arrest the
attention and pleasantly impress the hesfer'
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-05-01

y John c. Wake. tie nominee OF 'ht
rro-.la veryites for Licat. Governor by re-
3uess Of the STATE Executive Committee and
ts,a,s. he wasn't born at an earlier day, REF
signed the coveted honors of that office a"a
The committee appointed \, \. Hammond c
Yi-o county, in his stead. Mr. II. was '"s
defeated Wing candidate for the Legislature III
1889, in Marion county, and resided at that
time in Indianapolis. Politics make strange
bed.tellows, and fusion seems to be the or
1ar Of the dav with the slavery exiensioniSis
is Wen as the Republicans.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-05-01

Hon. l. D. CAMPBzLL-This gentleman
las recently been home on a ,i-i', and made
speeches to his coG>ti uents a Hamilton,
Dayton and Eaton, ia which lie indicated in
the most satisfactory manner, his political
course during lis absence a: Washington.
lie denied Tia, lie had ever for one moment
abandoned tie position lie las heretofore so
earnestly maintained against slavery ex'en-
sion, or that he had ever declared that he
would suppos: Fillmore and Donaldson. We
regret tha, Mr. G. manifested such bad temper
in his speeches, and particularly the il-na-ur-
cd remarks on the press which lie sneers at
as nu=e papers. Ills Is in rar,ic1lar bad
taste, nLen it is considered Tia. lie, himself,
commenced political lie as an editor, anu
owes nearly al. the di>tinc- ION he has since
acquired to the Partially Of tie editorial fra
terni,y for dor guondam associate. He may
Yet live 10 realize tEe fact lLa, j. IS suicidal
in an aspiring politician, 10 al-ec. contempt foI
even nuze papers.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-05-01
~ We learn from the New Aloan

" c -1aI IfLn LIE -NSA -A4os.H )
Tribune. TIA. TIC Printing Otic- = lie Tue
Freg published By Mr. Howard Coe, in 3 n
Indiana. was completely destroyed BY : ri
a. Whisky sellers aal whisky drinkers. a..
Friday night l4s;, The cause Of tbs oa.-a-e
grew out Of the ftct being announced IN Ire
Flag tia. he'll kept by fellow b lie
name Il Warner, would be wished b. tbs.
aides ofthat town aud his whisky demolished,
and the editor s:ael that they would BE- sus
tainel BY the ci.i~ns. TIE ladies did visi,
tia. place ard desroyel SIX barrels Of liqn5-
bottles. &c aad.Le whisky sellers and It e;r
victims r-,ai:a.sday destroying lie Printing
OHee. and -mazhog in tie windows Of >ey-
era. q lie dwellings G: those VINO were en-
ss.e3 in tlcs,roing the liquor
Tie damage tie Office IS estimated a.
abou: s6-o, bei,e IS suspension .: is ba~i-
ness
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-05-01

"Thsre can be no union between the SIN
oere ana honest friends Of freedom ana 'he
s,,rpar,ers Of this vlera pro slavery IeaeF..
administration"
..I.acisla,iou has become necessary nol 10
,,-aven7 hut 10 aid IN the extension OF Save
1.-The IHSolCnt bear
;nr Of the South and the r1onstrons cha'ac ,I5
of7her demands should alarm the ieaTs an
awaken the indignation # every Qatr'ot' 10 a
resistance BY al the means placed w'ta'n our
reacb bv the Constitution. "-JsfsrS0'' a'''
April IL, 1850,
Ii he above doctrine was good then
and was applicable 70 tie administration q
Gen. TAYLOR. Why should it rot apply WIZ
double ths force to The present administrator
ofFanklin Pieree-when The whole power
civil and military. q ;Ae general Govern
mani is invoked 10 extend the curse OF saw
~ INTO Kansas? Has our uelghbor changed
or are the above sentiments IL aecoTdanc
with the time honored and inrnptsb!e PT.n
ciples Of The partys' We pause Tor reply
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-05-01
z lite rial Correspondence.

WAsuSGToS, April q + 1856
Tie Supreme Court Of the United States,
.nis morning decided the mportan. and long
contested case in regard to the Wheeling
Bridge case. The inferior court decided that
he bridge was nuisance. because It impeded
sayigation. Congress subsequently, passed
law making the bridge post road, and the
ut decision IS to sustain tie CONSTITUTION.
.iity Of this Law. So the bridge company
las trumphed
The House yesterday rejected the aPPro
3r;afion of $500, 900 for the aqueduct At tl'is
place to supply tie city with water, Tie
,,te vas Sc to 50. The Senate may insist o.
thcir amendment and committee Of free
conference may yet incorporate it in the bill
Tie Republican members Of Congress have
arrointed an Executive Committee consisting
n Neezrs. Collamer end Wilson Of the Senate;
and Messrs Mace, Mott, Coyode, Dodd. and
Merton of the House. The friends Of Re
publcanism throughout: the country are re-
aues,cd to correspond with said committee.
Mr.. Clay, Of Alabama, delivered very
ultra southern speech in the Senate 70 day
[. will be replied TO to morrow. H.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-05-01

The President has pardoned, unconai-
tally. Capt Charles kernan' sentence .
Boston 70 three years Imprisonment Tor oelns
sngaged in the African Slave Trade. We
suppose this was designed BY Mr.. Pierce 10
syince his sincere love for slavery
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-05-01

MILTON. Anri! p 1856.


-aiL'oS' ARFl. - 1900.
E2.-7as PA-LABl,G--l eur oo9re= rol1ea
Na1 ne pleasure few evenings ar9, 70 listen
- are on education de-lvs-=l = TIL u
:. eH'Ee.. q lbs p.aee, BY Prs Harry. 81
l'.efsH'4aa; an as tie views aa3 sediments
expressed oy TIE Professor tau-aia-, lie ne
H-eA'o.!s enterprise IN which lie seemed 70 5e
zrs-ols laborer. are - nearly IL conformity
win those he-1 by mySelf, yea ,y.ll permit ms
- IL e man i passing ao,ice 81
one d the beS', II not Tie be>t, discourse !
nv Aea!d on me education O.. tie yeu:h 0,
our !'aa. lie Is rot a. orator IN re common
accepiiston, bit he i observation-disclosures
i, a profession, aaI las the E.cu.sy 81 telling
- so'h'e" anu e"Seha naaAeF u expression
Wat ne knows He denounced we.-a..f
an emp .aiicaalr, Ete common errors the
mast sAPeriaGdced and psFpetuaI..5al zed .
17-1aF ana cent 'Eania W4.el hts caaa--v-
hea- y Ire entire population -Eeap teachers
Ne Pra'-lee OF IN .ogsns OF educational
= one OF IN peculiar cr ur1al.sva.e& heart
enterprise. VIA h!f ed in e.i,-:. the ...e..p
ana eoniase4and fb..ts-- .lan er;a..e tie In
teacher ssaooI tender CROWN. and sara i
:! - ,,~a,r battle 81 life. !aeuraa,v de
"a. ...,' So as trough il were not enou,a
~ ~. mind, ami nealec- te hears g.
~ children. we turn them into small, by Il
school houses. seat them on high. bacA-rSs-
uncomfortable benches, where, wiki their
s,,;.,.. f,~tni7,,e the fourth part OF 4 circle,
L. ,}>.ts a@-ntr3c.aI. their lungs compress
a -. a.. allowed or ca.npel.ea 10 breathe
t,,s - af q low room, without l.laaas q!
,,.;,,, far H.. space. of from ia. 20 ten
49,. nv 4av thus tor,in.su21a our. children
,,-ar,.i,,-..lv the seeds of disease and lays.ea
IL-,.,-,,,@,, in order that We nay gel llen
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-05-01

7J- Mr.. Thomas Bella II forms us tia; Il
inl. about half Of the corn lie has been eN-
acrimenting on that will no: sprout, and lit
advises his brother farmers 10 pat plenty II
each LIN, as the season is somewha. backward
SO that thcy may be sure that sufficient VII
cerInniate. lie Says 1T is better 70 pull al
corn than to re-plant.' Aword in season.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-05-01

WANrE Co. PREMIUM LIsr.-TEc following
names we're accidentally omitted by the See
refafy in making out the list for publication
COMMITTEES on Horses for General PusPos-
cs-ErcuaRD s. CUNNIHGnAu, Preble co; ..
J5ES GILLIAN, Fayettc %. Ind, IILroS Wort,
Henry co. Ind.