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New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-07
AGRICULTURAL ITEMS.

Sow PEAs-Now, this very day, SOW peas. There
no better food for man or beast than peas Nothing
grown upon our soil affords more rich food for hogs
than green peas since they eat not only the pods but
the vines to a great extent and tread down into the
soil the refuse for good coat Of manure for the next
CROP Il pea-vnes gathered green and well sured
they make most excellent hay; and this remark is ap
plicabe to all the varieties of this plant The kind
grown at the South, called "cow peas are often cut
and cured fer hay and the growth is remarkably large
We have seen the vines twenty feet long. The kind
of peas grown at the North produce a much richer
berry upon smaller vines, which contain great
amount Of saechsrine matter.
The sol for good crop Of peas in all the Northern
States. must be deep, mellow loan, and should be
dressed when the peas soSn with liberal coat Of
plaster of Paris The earliest variety OF field peas
would recommend is called the golden vine. II is
much grown IN Canada though tue field peas geaer-
ally sovn there are mixture Of several varieties, all
of which are good bat we should recommend a kind
that grows a. large the garden marowfat aud have
black eyes They are sometimes called pink eyes 10
Jencn and Lewis counties Of this State, where they
are grown to considerable extent and coming
ard more into favor every year.
H. this latitude if the soil is well prepared aud the
month OF July p<oves sucoLLIy nOlrt, peas VIII pro-
duce good crop il sown any time In June. but 1t Is
not oui.e .afe 10 trust the chance of having rain
eroueb TO give them a start if put in tie ground atsr
Jure Is or 20. Up TO that time we corjure eveiy
farmer 10 s.w peas if for the first time; sure
i, will not be the last; When yOu have stock Of dry
peas Oh hand grind them with oats for your hog.
bor.e.. Yvu have never fed richer prvyender
Sorr Soar .ND SEED CORS Somebody p1bLsheda
recon eud.ton 20 ncrease the crop OF corn 70 We
don; know how many bushels per acre by soaking
the seed twenty-fVur hours in copperas-wa,er aud
then coating it with .osp-drying it by any con-
venient substance, such a.hes, plaster, loan or
dust. We suppose tha, goOdly nunber Of farmers,
Of class always ready 10 seize upon anything tha.
pomises crops without manure, by fertilizers ap-
phed il homeopathic doee- have tried the soft soap
process Of rs.Ing corn, though have never heard
Of any remarkable results benefc. to the profits. y
OF he farmers account IL consequence Of this spp-
cation Of soft soap.
SOap is undoubtedly good manure. Copperas
acts only a. an absorbent Of ammorra. The gam in
crop would depend the anouu. OF soap used or
rather On the rtlzng property Of the potash it night
contain. This would probably amount to abou, i've
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-07

APARAGUs-It would be a curious nem for ths
census statistics 10 know what portion of the armsN
Of America rsse asparagus; plant so easily grown
and 50 valuable for food that farmers table u tho
proper season should ever be without dab Of me
fresh cut buds tendery boiled in clear water, aad
served up in deep dish with toasted bread AMI
drawn butter Ii is Of the easiest things to pro-
duce that farmer ever grows for food ~ he can
have an annual supply of it with very smsh amount
of labor or cost of fertilization. 1t viii grow N any
well prepared soil, though best in deep, rich loim
spaded up or trenched deep, highly manured, whioh
sppeas to be all that is necessary to insure an abun-
dant crop.
BY covering the bed every Fall with compost, ot
even barn yard manure and forkng it IN early IN the
Spring you keep up the fertility of the bed, aud
thus have supply for many years. Some think thas
dressing of salt is excellent stimulus no. aspas-
gus, because being q marine plant, salt is natural ~
it. Chip manure leaf mold is excellent for top
dressing. So s pure sand.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-07

OuD'-r 7 al acre. III hiy H TIE alVcGes o. The
soft sosp theory will PLAN n asrsof corr using s,s
ources Of potash as the only nasure, aud give hs
r,sulf-it It increases The sop, wen iaAc gallon Of
bi, soop for our next planting There are ay,ld
otler specifics for incTva.0g ccops, Of equal ,aus %
the sol soap theory.
BRAyDY IRON Brxrs 1t is vel understood bv
those in the secret th,t grapes wine are
in this ace OF ch. micnl science, 10 make branis-
"pure Cogrsc brandy II Is made of "purc spirit,
which is mapufsctur,d from suythng that vii pn.
duce alcohol by distllaton the spnt be irs aerS sra
chemically freed from all Of its favor of or smsn
by which could BE- determined from whst source &
was derived. II is nc~ ascertained that bccts IN
furnish this spirit, At the rate Of twelve pDaods II
spirit 10 enc hundred pounds Of ros.s. Twenty hye
turs Of roots per scre s Dot considered eIt-ays-
gantly large crop. which would give say seven hue.
DR., gallons Of spirit which is larger yield than csa
be obtained from grain and may be the means &
saving that for bread since mankind will have he
alcohol from whatever source L may be drawn from.
In this country alcohol is made slmost exclusively
from gran II beeis can be substituted there will be
an immense gain to those who eat bread by the sweaS
OF their b-ows.
The quantities of alcohol manufactured f,r pu'po.
ses other than for beverage immense and the suna
paid to foreigners within few years for dis. lied srt-
ce- in consequence of bad abroad have maca
increased, and we are much mistaken if good deal
OF hgh-prced BRANDY now on sale in thi. city, Just a.
it was imported from France, did Dot originate more
fiom grain than gspes ard probably much OF it came
from bees As know that disting OF beet juice 40
been done to considerable exten, in that country.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-11
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
OCTOHEK 2 an. t
: PROM RICHMOND.


,,-xn vrchtr,rs f''' 81 81 ! To IsIpvtan tlO9
ii To- buchanan 4 ~ To he Nxarsl Bridge - 81
Yare from roth Richmond LynChbarst Charlottesville o. 81
s,tsf5 on trial majority uayelon the Packet
oats ar better leaving the evening" return
e ga tdursLin the 22d leaving Richmond
ais p NJ reach New Canton AZ
scotfsy- IL NJ Of u nrsi, and LyneburE At A. NJ
.nd BUCHANAN 4. N of the s-e0nd day
Returning A. NJ and lynehburg At y, p
Monday "Wednesday aud frdAy, each Scossle al 10Y A. VI
~ r. NJ AMI arrive in Richmond at next NJ
The Baats with the for the Institute
,ud BarklnelAn IL aud seosyle With The stage Tor Char
iatfssytlle. .f -.. t..-.t.
d. .5yy- SEE Tine ani Distances. IN Gard heIoV:
LSac EicLfiOnH yOld'tg, Lsdue LyncAbHrg u0Hddgi
WlsIhe.idv .sqd FrdOy, al FedEesids and Friday, at
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s. A CotSrERErfER taUGnI IS fnE' Aer Three Of the
Boston Police visited house Eudcott sreet,n that
80 @ ty on Friday aud arrested in the cellar man who va
h. found hn,y work. printing band bills upon purinn,
plate The plate printing press and notes WINCH had been
worked together lot OF bank paper, IN biau
sheets quantity sravers tools which proi
manufacturing the plate, seized aud taken
90 the tJiera oiRcc The le Guy
Bank Manchester well executed Eighty five ~
had been printed being dried when the Of
in, The refused to give his name, but
Tsaass In ,,ny5 - Ne a. Lrt an ain Tor ANIMATION
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- 2 NO. 90 MAIN STREET.

ItHRISGIAS a IiTIInOP-BEALEHs IN DRY
Z GOODS. FOR CAStWnud invite 81
Spring stock ofGOods Suitable planters families
generally being we'll assured fran the twelve months
Jep,thaf urey-tsH u spnEgeod- for cash only rhabss e
@ oi9f ndaSents th NJ ceuid not c,9Iys Oder We .ha
be prepared with large % Pauttrs Goods
oInabugs. Brown shifting and shtiHg StrpdOTnabrgs hsvy
cotoAAes and Ddts, lineu Drills aud Durks f1N Domess
Reached Shrng l2 Beartd seetnR, PRINTS Printed Lawns
yaokoneis and 0nande Berag Ts. 6renadne, Fouay
Canton Canton Grape Rfeuth Sks bAek colors
nates, dsgns ctae MousslInes Gngialq- Table Danat'
tsin Maiea White canlbrics, Mpsns Lawns Novelties
Embroderies Lace Muslin Cafnfc HoHrnin1
description, o. TIE Fabrics Imported splendid
assortment q English and American ctrr ~ Rich Tapestry
BRUSSELS aud Velvet, Three ply and Ingram
Drlggcf. MAs and Floor OIL Cloths Canton and MAtBg
We have entire door devoted 70 hi department aud will make
the % each pnrrhAses
mill CHRISTIAN LATHROP
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NEW SToCK or SPnINt: tsOOns.

.-" NEW STOCK az Spring: GOODS.
We receiving Stock Of Staple Fancy
of and the
makt la t ehurtry, purchased OH favorable
1n> Ebfe tk hang slfr@y and fresh,
rsdsc0undenY assuring that indictments
pecttd II consists In part, as follows
..-- >. z - 90 Bro. shirtngs Al Shsetngs
Cotton Osnasrrgs CuttsDades and NAhkern
Isrsr Stoek lnesched Domestic al widths
PSd, Striped and Piain Cotton
- OFT Kohtueky Jeans Sitnet- md Twesda
nckings Furniture aud Apron Check.
Bleachei and Broad Table Cloths DAmAsks
LAfge Stock Irish Linens l.H ....I
Cloths, CssSitners and vpstings i.Hr r.rs
~ Large Stock 81 PRINTS 1iughans Lawns y -' H
AlpAccas and CAuton Cloths
''' Printed Chaiit@ sud BSTaEes Ne f-sI ..Hf
Plain d-laiiis add ChAnles, all grades
one .'' lawn, Chslli-s aud BerARs Robes .f-.
WhiS Cambrck-, Jackonets Ssiss aud Null Musius'
-...- MastlSs Large Stock, and Cheap .f;- a.sI
Lace, Muslin and Cambria Guitars p
n. Lace, Collars and Sleeves IN stus
Linen canbritk sik And Cotton iIdIs. With large
other goods which
u friends aud tile trade generally.
uh9S 7 wILLINdIfAM TARDY
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UNH. - y ron D'S INV ICON AEOlt p BJ.
~ ed the Puh relying Intrinsic excellence
Por Tou. Auaeks uay be truly ADD safety relied upon
being fully capable o. removing the fe1 FOR waeh Is recon-
asne and kr giving yigo the general sy-iem.
IL qualities b fully tested long prachce
prstor Through ue urgent solraons1 many who have used
benefited ths hs-
efors t pelI Ror all Bilious Deraugcments Sch Hqadasf
Chronic UArrfoa, Habtual Cosiiveness bilious Coc Dyspepsia.
Pain 10 he stomach and Bowels Generd Dby Female
81, sale By bragsis. ssnr any, and by PrRCRI tDn ca
No ~ Of Mss aud llb SIS Grns.l Agn AID by Alsy
Duya No 5J Main s. II White, I5 Broad stl ll0
nv Sanford 60, \. v. IF. ....s .H fet-iI
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.af .,cgj VALENTINE *, son
80 ,..,. ,,.. DRY GOODS. r'0'

n ..,,l., VALENTINE &c, son
AVE- nov oPsned cir entire stock q sphdg Summer
49, '..,, @l..a DRY. GOODS, .'"
pdrehsy iOt Early IN ne sesso sRen they hsa
NSv Nork. 900. Sd 90 t.f. ,... ,tf..! ..t, 800.
brlllanls, ClipiI. Jacones 0rgandrs aud Lawns
IiaTtges flashes, ChNiis perslans and Cranberry
ord RrsarlS EuFl'lI sriss and American Gnsilsu,s.
English, lrerrh aud American Prints, prices
JAl'i Poulsrd and Other Siks'f. gt..rl
potonl, -HirN black sIkF and asi Ia g,.-i,,
Tauao,An Cloth, Parent Esrhiine ana DeBeg- fif
Grape D'Espsgne aud spring Delsines .i.i- o.
Gyns sum'aer CA--ImeFss, Drap dRtcs and
~ wellington Cord. fA[Iarr ssAdA and Grape C4psts
Plain aud hgd sik MaTseiles Llheh Vr.tIny.
Cashnisrrtt-, hrno Cass,u1eres. he boys wear
ssS Ss sS sb fssas SS S STS R,Esr
Linen Huct ADd DAmask Towds and Napkins l'.n
t- Scotch and Rus-a Diaper aud 1sy, LDrps, .,s
H2ssa abd a "a . Eess L Linen praI
Browp aud blesehed shirtnEs and sheeiing.
Cottonadss, nvnlns conon ruck hi iauerahns
Whlg CsMbrsS Jaesnv tape and Swiss checked Muslin
India Twni.. Dihiiy and Iappet sEr,iuvs ~ 20 ~
NA''roek Musun, B,hOp I44wW and Tbd Ny. pi.ser
fS Ma ess S sS f ns@S s. AND T.%I@Gs.
Ltsn cadbrcy Brtat,ssI and MOurnIbs collars
iH'liesli aud smld Csn5te and l.wp ILisG,!li,i n
tiruts hand wrought and colored Gamble IIdk
l. ELglsh Thread Lace and new style Tissue yr,k
vaiieneienhes and Msie-e Lace Sleeves aud Collars
kilk MantilaA tiasqies nd spring shaws .,.lnI
Gents suIpmrr stocks Ties CrayAts and Collar.
Ds'ie.. 6eut'. and CldljrebS Hosivry ~ Gauyrs
lYn islik and q oslau upbreia, and P.Ip,os l..s
MohAir hoOped Skirts an Grass Cloth
bonnet, Sash and Cap Ribbons, newest style. "
. ArxandeTS XVI Glove fr"sh and all Sizes aud coors
i5Vrs CCtse hIsa Fr'nlaoGiI's, rrrfsn,fne BraJ ar
eesisd mae hSS GSS.s xea a Yer SSl a;A.rd.o
" ie Articles. v~,5l o. grade Of 10 hose sAn
Linens Tor summer or other use at real seapGsTagt
nhlI ,.i,e M . ". % Broad street, yslsntns sousI.
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.SHlLc IOlTDuL
RfC HMON,DL WING.

R.rID Errrs,~sSrs- The ses-.ir locomotive "vsm.
@ o. pr WHICH vti bgehy described In last saturday, isaac
'' .a zip Ts.y mi, running Judged to have
keep about sgsIrss pm hoHrd Ieytunate mo harm
he rcslsd ssher abe machine orits passsuast the 20
spy ioiori1s train even Of ss1ds. s' .Sio
"A. Hpordn-y speed The machne. IL viii pe Tceoiectet,
u hmpeled BY heated air rsther BY both Aitssed ar
snf seaa Invented by Mr. fbinsas Bennett
md we think the first locomotive tried with hot
air f,rm< Ia TO- taken together very
80 HnAfkkbic r5hsrtlor q has 'othe Prn 'na
about $4,000. has never been altered In any material
point IRON its original sesga 1t HAS tender, sid
- 70 It's back rather tssde,
thcot-srjehd IT. ~Sgbt la tunning oricr, is forty
andfl enough Tor trip Of 800 uiles weighs
only about hrce moi g and is carried IN capacou
49,, rasSe al single ehaige The rorkipg of the prn
cipc has been .kiluly executed: the whole credit
fths beng due behe~e Mr.. William X Thomas
one OF the principal draughsmcn at the Novelty Works
The speed made a. the popsent OF leaving hs trsck -
sboe noted indicates what the principle u capable OF ne
completing. and we cannot rcpres hope that the sc'e
pract,ai difficulties alluded 70 in our former notice
"a may stt be -nrmountcd-N. y Tribune. .,..,.,
'linsud'fs8N D. "'t'-
,q m Cnpscu Ntsit IA new s,ir b. insssa5ated
loader, dSpenssiioi Of ambitions display OF ,na.'
cal sastyenesa o qqareliug and disgust OF revolution
ana ssst}lie 9shl ~ ieRstS in soas congregations ali
that hopes dreaols Vi - Singing ina shall not
- damage all 'e rest o ~ess'p Ia other churches ha'
% Ing every vcstge " ssrctity, music vegsred out
- @ right those ionns Of moral in which
indulge without SIM in tho church aud on ths
Sfth and they plunge t~cir hands Into ther' peckrt
ts for professional singing Then King David hid>
hands OF the Phlistnes The unwashed
that Oh the week sang the dtsgustfl words OF glorious
the operas nov sing the rapture OF the old Me-
ba The passion OF the suffering Reeemcr with
F' a all the inspiration OF vunty and bandy When the
quiie ocky done, and the opers glasses are ali clio
Tive audience close their eyes aud the p
ieis Thas music, sposatizng 'nn pety. is longer
hSayenS bird but ,acock, that struts and hacs her
a.. saudy pames admiration. H. ". Brcheri ''' "
~.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-11

q H SrSAp RtntVvostre -t.HstDtscotSrHG ~
49, Diamond Nine IN LoaGdnd- The West Baton Rogur
Sugar publishes the tAIowig letter from the
oiI
s,i n.. D .rpEiblc parties; N, ,,i7, 7. . =. 80
Ran RIVER March H. ls56.-Mr, Eiitor., Abou. n
fortnight since bird about the size of large turkey
l,,a Dol cour fowl killed this neishbourhood
by Mr. Francis Gael who extracted from the gzzard and
craw OF upwards OF uine hundred diamonds,
seven OF the smallest OF which h. disposed otn
Ncw oiealtt, sSlL TIE rem dnier nov In h pctt -
t1 .on Sl5,O0O. This evidently a
- foreign 10 ~ supposed have been btsn Om
nsiiys sore by storm, and vending its ~av
siut OF Nc dispatch
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l.lo1.TO FARMERS aAND, OTHERS


NNyE prepared naovfaerr aad re,,sIr every
w srripiou Of Agricultural implements. used We bal
y y g sS. Rs nov as Pspssd to repair
alss Ss ~ IN T.. I s %sI
: g every rs.gs, ssS; nS ;PsSI 70 .ay sI
proof OF lAyd don't We anqx tie ssreeAes
Sc u w stF a S ,'t S. d % 'iS
purchased Of Me,srs NHsox Morr ,f season. on.
hsir Z. " DraH strss cr apd HOt.rPqFg,
h s & we ss Machine pcLet 2pe We belI
lees grain Of wheat than other that seen or
% '1',' r'.-r "i'"ois" ro- 'un7 JOIN T. ClImDREY
fIenrieo, f4,h Sov iss 't sft Jos TIsisLkrs
- 30 -. q. n... r'9 10 ,ift,I i'liJ
Jeaiins date september poth q to hand
have used SON Y.esn. mo-, chs,ruy
crn,osnd Y vs. Ne beaI tsy. yet s ra easy and
osgp sSsn = The sr 1 =. &C. An'hs Css, ne
Fsrmvile, sept &c, 1888. ~ .rf' gifH. - N"''
60. -, -. BvcEsoH,a Co.. Oct 9Th, 1855,
De temen-Your favor goth ssptaber 1905 va. reeev
w DAYS ago going to the wrong Office Ny post ONCE s
store RaslnsHn county aad1 DO ~ eA.ort send YOU hr
"sNsn 'e'"noN'r' Pol % 30 fourssVry respee,tllg
herspy eeri n.t oS. Of Mslry Si.m"s M w.
wheat fhte.tag Masculine. The prt yesE a no hesiS
~orisG on ssar ny ssSd ss S sS IN. The hest
',a- 2, 1n 6RoH6E W KYL
parc,s..l one % ae shove Machines Of Mtf Irws VIII
"a @ lss r. ESd 5st % y i.
rhinss thsve ever u-a believing ina, 4 WI rrsh cleaner Is
and brrak less gs.n % wheat tan any have eseusrd
iiruriru Nov. ifti i5th. HENRY co
'.i Ir stHl4 1.' ~ frr- 20 .n1 trnrT ~ w
[ 4 20 tr- "a .r--.T g.Itr u CUvIsvilIsrFcpt ts -
ScnVfme! II Nip pleasure lai, we5ecogd pyr evidence
yqLpi Your IhpshnE MAehine Unqpfes leo poser for
Il dce thah y NehNyt eyr ands tedhlfhc for IA. slr
dty Ind ddrhthty" wthgifd tn,pi,uthhSi hE gs,msr
fifty f ''''.'' " fFft| AFfri ITO fifN - wv
aMrir " Adam. and Capt " uav,. sIo.sr, Nc. ot.,,
vh9st What eur Machine bushg ts gear very much pi
Th ~ peTiosInHpse ..,i ..i VEN resppqualy,
1r' fStr rlf 1v1AII sMIT
--...-..-. ,. v OHUTF
!, RErEgE,sCEs as9 goiylsgtsr. Arssi ym Arch.r
chficrhtf, wn HHrfl'dn kthn1ona Nth NJ Ciopien On
CITY " y W.rAtptEsHn, CHARTS Gerry glAoftiy Abrams
.ni hosin.cn kfng wi'-r; " President TylsJ On
C'yi o AHstnS hoFih Carolina snd oshtrs,l,H
f-igI f -Ir lfai.-8s4aG ,,is s.. w q. NELSON MOTT
mill &c Main street, Hthmo
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~ .SIroaKials
STEAMBOATS, Il, ; !; /.
U.s.'nAIL LINE sErwERN NEwyeRk !
~ sInl,'u RICHMCNDs. -ss y 81.
TOUCHIN0 Az NORFOLE

u. y. MAIL LINE RET&iEEN NEhtH0hk n
80 ann "a RICHMOND S. 80
"a "s'' TOUCHING. At NORFOLK. ''.'
TN So.iSss 70 Sf Ssw TosN
STATE ROOM SIT sTk'kAss
vUNnk i.fss and esA%sass, q. ssosss yeSas ID. AreS
iSs !. = so Ss IN md c, FsS, ss;ca
he tNkfoS Cap, p...lsn leave. CITY Point S.-
sy sss sssSs s"sSss I: 81 S 81 fSi1 s-sss
a must ss s.1s S.ss S s e. s. sss s ss
ss,ssa.y esass - ~ SSs s sHsss in case only
bss CDR Office DAY dusng the week
xa s ss .ss: .s ' y sa Es sss
tse insatlea rsssrdas nsn,. Inquire at our Snss
STs sn,s sa 'S' OF q '', :" LrpLsN , WATSON. (,
yoR ri6iibELfuA Sfk eItf fotNf fASt sofrpLk -,a
- nj. sies,asr pfNSsYEyxStx c.Ptain pawn Ssfta&
rs.t- siauer yiRGlSlA, CAPT ., RSosS -. ysf1{Sf6
notice. Monday and fisy touching Al
City Nsan sh, and R.,arass
leave PhAspha Wednesday Ad SATURDAY. morning " 10
These order Recommendation.
ios irrset and We hol by regularity dispatch and care ~ project
goods scm. % eHrs-, s~sso,s ~ ss-s Of PAOa
tr- No ,ransnspcren, ~ nnel i :. : ~,p, -
- I7'~T vaRH RRDUoEn -a,i,..i r =, -.
Paske through 10 New Ssnd Is 20
P 10 d. 20 Philadelphia, and found, l-t cabin 30
Do d Guy p,5, s 81 ,Is"s - .s S In. rr Sc.
tB rasssns, ~ % pe can .,c IN phA.arsA-e os tArrs
days. 10 se- Ye,s BY ,.s same t,s.ss
DASSAGE I'D N0RfoIk.-he s>s<Il -
I sS ss. S SstT T%S Ss
ar.lay and ysrSs al s coes
mouth and NOrio the Curtis Peek vim s.aye N9Etot
SKY sSes And SaPS ass ~
tasef. .'ttr lli ,ruuuJ UfaIr .TYiI .hfVihNshiNs
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nERRING.s PArEST CHIuI'IONF FIRE 4 N,
TT. RUEgGLAN PROOF s4FEs.

ERRING.s PATENT CTS NuPION FEKE 4 M
- -. ~ HUIgGLtK PHOOf'S4FEs
TNNR great lnrst manifested the puble procure
prrfeel security from fIre Tor vaIu,b,e .
Nprgagvs DEEDS Notes ana Rocks Of urduary
SAFES heretofore IN had rdnrded indnrd
large pnrOn of me sud lnrug TeH
" Hdkg. and Hscoreriss Gr his object
ais ty BEG leave aure their itnJs
public Reheraiy. that their have complete
saessss and laE eget thu .lMPkOyHp HERkNGs PATENT
WORLDS PAiR PREMIUM FTIgE PROOP SAFE aS'the
CHAMPION sARF OP TIE WORLD, " ..'rv'
I'll ,HAyJsG TnE .f!itl3 q
Worlds Fair ,LoBdoB 1851, l. in New York 1853,
~ aa-rof all n
appeiai. and secured With HALLS MEM POWDER PROOF
UpCRs (Which p ared highALs AboveJ form. the mo
nffect fre amt burglar Prof safes before offered
Public. i-.ffa rt. a r..s
The Shsrrsers manufacture all kinds of Botr
1oA Hank Chests and Vaults, Vault Dos. aud mbney
Chests BCokes Jewellers, and Private Families fr Plate
rponi. and er NAlAt4 Aud Ar also Paertes ny pdha,el
- JONESPATENr PBRHUTA TT0Y BJHE I0oR Of. 20
-'''.. Nr r'r' sIJhS G. HERRING co Patehtees pr
' 3D. .i aTben Block, Nos lR5 y,reet.-
lW-A kentin Richmond KNOwLES WaIP0RU h9-sm
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ruyR sserbcrs wing Paeidry on Cur
between 9th and l0t sIset prepared
approved patterns the
materials soperor nianshp They attention to
SCave double and single Thrcrr,"
vha baye taken peeiup aleys PAR az Eh they have bsn
exhibited "CrckiPs ClOd
Reaper and Mbver NE lest IN Favkef Patent
guano Rstde approved Hay freses Hay Reses Corn
dice 1c nhs Patent Iron bef Pfow,
sujoin the opinion the william these Plows
~. BALDWIN, CARDwEtL 4 CO..
Richmond. T,bruary27 80 ~.
J.. y..., ClsrtH HIiG, 15th IJeeI 1856. -
Cot WV ~ sr1uoroS-Dsar sr TAKE pleasure recording
Impression performance yy, (ltofg
Be,n patst Gotham day The work thorough
and complete than hist N hoy pillow M operation
Th aow opened by was WY Generosity 10 Inches dep anil about
inches wide hard land efertuy perfely
cleaned of ts -Sd earth falling baS iHto H.
Tho trial ol The puw witnessed BY many o. nsiStors
ars0ug hetns FrahR Nsnn n (Icuggt
J. A. Lev ~ Hopkins Thouas waon, o. Louisa &C. an bra
" "A and most excellent judges o Agricultural implements
there va egi one opinion among Them he superiority md
ercepiionabls Performance 81 your plov. ....
Rfsyen eqasi tsEbsrs nsakpg valuable I'M
pleuheht favsrffly knovn % ansuluTsl frcren,
remain yOyrs truly, - ..'.f ..f 'ffI.
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RiILROADS,:.3 ~.
y'S sssss. Ans SES5EA ahItsSsSsfD
ENW3y9 49, - 8


ron sc.ra.ss secr.s.s .sp wrsr.sg p.sk1LsSss rs,
il ana washnxtoa o,ty. GusdOasvns and AlszAnlIla
departure Rehncoas As ~, ard $50
ant arrive at Richmond. .ss..sl ~ M- spd M
Axr.gs Tickets ,hroesh eesven ehpond and
a. rHssS rive RAILRoAps HAVING no STRAP RAIL. and
rns I'M excellent Order CARRYING riE GREAT NORTH
SOUTHERN NAIL ths bs-t saar.nt.s Of AlHys
securing daily Rehmona
wA.hlnyton city n sdvshcs or Ss<anhcst hne. -.
setws Rrh,nsRd and sngtop, W %
As ossmrs oand rsay Q take tNsh pa-.sn
" between The Uepots free
charEe supIe Tor them 70 take hlr meals whether
North south. .I.l .,,..- .f...t.f.. ~
Road nesrb eomPed To Dsnvue
An the checks VI rom
Danvle Road and attend TO their baggage all the way to WISH.
inson OF the baltimore Depot
Jas - .-f ......'ii I'D. y ~ TtMBkkLAkk, Supt.
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n fOOFEH'S TOOIS.-Just ~ hsnd, = aue ,sartu,
- C'"rls CrV,s, Dihbiug knives, Drawing Knives q,
Novels aud Levelns P'ne,, all Of which Wi III low
I@gsTsr and dealer Foreign aud Domestic Isrd sSd
"''" ", No. 50 Main ttI
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THE French inhabitants in North America, exclusive OF
,-,,. the military and negroes, wete- '' 49,.
uf ttr Csnria, .ira-IrG Fo'u-'OO
,-'sosS> L0s,SspSi - t.sShEst 90, o. biIs, wv
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