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DISCUSSION At CAMPBELL COURT HOUSE,
NJ ru,,- n. ..,.-,- a., -. -, =, -,
nj. huor IN yo''e'ua! '"e CONTEST opened IN OLD
Oampoeu. Major Jas Garand. the democratic Dstrict
Eecor opened the discussion with the most Ia.
bored and perie,t .ryum.nt. - ava, l.,.,
-, a, .,n...;,. a.. a., = g. -, "a, -, =,
~ -"y N"s'' ~ WV "e-'u "''" maze oe'
'oee jury he evidently showed 10 all that he had
"hard road 20 trdrol In this He made out the
most complicated and complete patch work argument, over
-. a. -, - =, So,
. '"s Pe'P'e VI 0"nPoei' "na' ne could not
enee "y ood ana reckless sssertoos no endesvorrd to
supply by effort envelope all in kind Of mysterious
supposition that ever, word which fell from III. linz
tho ,o,,<i
| ~ 80,
ne oesup'ea 'ne ~hoie OF ma 9ne tone hour and NJ
I NJ III us'euee VI 'ane' BUCHANAN ana the C'n'
" .A'o
lie spoke OF fulmore as being pdfriot-"d NAV
dgd"s ro'n not"g could Dc said, 30 far his ehard
yer as gentleman and patriot were concerned But be-
ore ne hsi proceeded lar no charged him with bong
party lie may as were go back to the days OF Adam
ana Eve to prove the origin OF true Democracy and make
'ose ury speecneS of "heh ne distinguished, envr-
eng 'nem WIN voice whieh SHOCKS 80 sensoiy the
,sr'cs OF 'ne uehcNe: All these Nsi nun Out little
rug see"es OF iotu su" nnger aoout MN on MAJOR Gsr-
'; W" s",s VI "a'" e'""' sre ST." 70 DC seeh' Tue
Pus q 'eI P.PPr1 We can almost SEQ dangling about
s usV anu Tue major emorseeu the coon SKINS 80 warm
.nu anecuona'ev III io$o 'nat we stripes nave bccono
par anu parser ot "h su ne stahus before ths world
pe.'eu ., s'rPea ponue'an n'mseh S"iu 10 Tue De-
aue via sa now osns nun oy tho hSht Of
p' sI'rou' ono W que,uon inc HSuS -
So'e OF .ne ushoetse! no uouoN ,oougut the Apor
Nu" pegees spec" !es'erusy ihey tnought" un'
~ h. -, . is,,;.sd ~, una" sSe'
said .tbe ,,r..,.st .ono, n. .x,, h..d ,o l., "a, -.
e s'ea'es' eei"c" nc ever ncaru, LOT ne uld NOT
"v'u w " ~ 'Nouk"' souic VI 'uc Dchio-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-15
The Fiery Burlingamal

This ferocious gentleman who left Washington a,
soon as he published his card, and who has been
vaporng among the wsrlike people Of Ohio. has
walked up the wrong passenger again. The follow
ing, which occurred in the House, last Monday will
explain itself:
personal EXPLANATION
"Mr Harrison, OF Ohio asked and obtained tho cops.r,
OF the House TO make personal explanation He re-
marked that he held In his hand copy OF the Cincpn Al,
Gszette containing what purportcd TO be a report of
speech made at Dayton, Ohio, By honorable gentleman
rOm Massachusetts, (Mr. Burlngamc in his seat
have (>ad NJ H. RETAINED from calling the attention
OF the House to this matter ia the hope that the gentle
man would return to his seat and thus afford me an op
poriunity Of receiving from his lips avowal or dis
avowa OF the language attributed him in this
The gentleman, however, has been detained-neces.rly
have doubt-from his in this House the session
Is drawing rapidly To Close the poisoned sha hurled At
inc is still ranging in the public mind and am con-
strained from Of duty myself and NV constitu
ens TO respass upon the patience OF the House in the
absence OF the gentleman. do this with great reuc
lance, for would much prefer his presence II, ia not
my habit TO strike at the back OF NV enemy I always
prefer 70 look antagonist in the face whether dealing
IN words or in blows The language to which take e1
ception il this:
The Union-savers also called you to send pract
cal man Chat means the stupidest you can fnl 10
Congress- national man. doughiace, that the South
can take him by his dough-nose and turn him around Just
which way they will Hear hundreds OF voice, cried out
That's Scott Harrison.") Mr.. Burlingame said .The
quick instinct OF the people relieves from being
ersonaL Three groAns for Scott Harrison were called
for and given by the whole assembly, The speaker
thought there would be few dough representatives If
there was no dough-iace constituency behind them"
81 can scarcely believe that the gentleman from Massa.
chusetts would have so far forgotten the courtesy which
i due from gentleman another thus to 90 out of
his way to endorse base charge against member this
House by irresponsible persons in crowd and trust
may yet be found that the reporter OF his remarks has
done him injustice. But il mistaken in this and if
the language attributed to the gentleman wss intended
either directly indirectly charge me- or any portion
OF my constituents with trucking subserviency to anv
section OF this country any party in this House pro-
nounce the charge before the House aud the country as
infamous and unmitigated calumuyn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-15
Westminsier Rsvlew.

We are indebted 10 The agent M woodhouse for the
July No Of SCOTS reprint Of the Westminster Review
The ioloFing is the list Of contents:
j. Christian missions their principle and practice.
?. The natural history Of German life,
3. SMITH Lstn.Englsh Dictionary.
g. Fronde's history Of England
D. Hereditary influence, animal and human.
6. Popular amu'ements.
7. Ministerial responsibility.
8. Contemporary literature
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passed his head ny the constitutional vote Of 100
to 81. More than two thirds Of both Houses Of Con.
gress-one containing large majority OF Democrats rc.
pudating the Democratic Piatformi Wouldn't Il be
more decent at once to give up such humbuggery as
plaorms-or like Benton, who prcclaims that be takes
them as he does ipecac. 70 be puked up.
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Arrival Of the Ariel
TWO WEEKS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA

Nkw fosK. August lS.-1he steamer Ariel from A.
pn~a With San Francisco da ties 10 the aIst AN, .,,vs
mere oghs at III O'Clock She connected with the stea.
mer Golden Age. which passed the ssth ut the -t.
ner Cortcs aud on the "a inst the steamer John l. Se
vens bound up.
The Ariel brings 81. 47o, 900 In treasure.
Affairs were quiet at the lsthmus The sloop of war
ST. Msrys still at Panama aud the sloop of war s,,.
togs was at Aspinwall-sll we'll
The vigilance Committee continued to hold full su.y
IN san Francisco Nothing OF moment had transpred do.
ring the fortnight intervening since last sdvce. con-
troSersy was pending between parties and tho CO.
vernon OF California, relative win an.
Vigilance Committee that they may deliver judy, T.,rv
been accomplished
after having been despared Of The fatc OF IN. Judge
was undecided The expectation Of offensive psrtie, ain
continued James Gallagher. Csscys executor had been
arrested, but liberated certain conditions. asre.d
to by the committee. Several Others given the same
privilege.
Chas Lily the pusist vas arrested and admitted to
bail to settle his affairs before being exiled.
Charles T. Rae Of the parties engaged in the seir
Ing OF the State arms from the schr Julia held to b.
for piracy In $4,000.
Ned AcGowen. OF the accompces in the murder of
James King having been at Santa Barbas en- route
Tor Lower California, armed schooner with large force
on board was forthwith despatched Tor him by the com.
mittee Tho regular authorities had also sent in pursuit
OF him without Effect At the latest dates his capture was
considered certain.
Phander Brace, one OF the murderers of Capt West.
was In the hands VI the committee and his execution was
looked Tor.
Numerously signed petitions and great mass meeting.
had called on the CITY and county officers TO resign All
OF them positively refused compliance except two The
ne" appointed board OF supervisors declared vacant the
ofcrs OF the sheriff. and assessor and appointed
others but the old incumbents refused to abiicate
The committee publish expose Of the official corrup.
ton in the city administration
The accounts from the mines are favorable.
The crops are every where abundant
Numerous serious fires reported: At tho town of
faeerve lS6 buildings were burnt. involving loss OF
sSoooOo The village OF Georgetown, Placer county has
been burnt Loss estimated at 100000. large num-
Der OF buildings were also burnt Maysvie involving
loss OF 81 10000.
The town of Fair Play, FL Dorado county has also suf
icred severely from fire. Loss $4,000
N-merou. fatal shooting says reported in the inte
rior OF the State.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-15

'a'a''y'-d "o'y@ l1s7' Is the title Of new work
., n'Von JUST issued from the New York press "Mo.,
we '"e'oen' narrated have been handed down BY ira
1O Is 'c'o'e i''t'i aud the principal persons intro.
a1'ea 're drawn from sexual pro,oypes7 For sale BY
Mr. Woodhouse "
"''oA'e''on' Of Zouars b,ors s,Jaaopol." trsns..
''a ron the French BY Nr " H. Robinson. Those.
VINO nave not read enough Of the Cripenn eIpeddor'
ms, md some particulars in this volume to CRAFTY tbe,
curiosity. For sale by Mr.. A. Norr,. '"''
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-15
Ehnm "a, National Ern

"The recent elections in Kentucky and North Carolina
showing great Democratic gains, throw damper up
the Fillmore cause in the free States and will doubt
ess turn the scale in many minds in favor Of Fremont
We day, North and South the politicians eer
ting Fillmore. and going Fremont or Buchanan
and the recent unoward elections will cause general
stampede. Indeed, regard il highly probable that
under the circumstances Mr. Fillmore will feel constrained
hy self respect withdraw his candidate for
the Presidency. lie accepted the nomination to CRAFTY
his old conservative friends Of the Wing and American
schools and particularly for the sake Of the South:
aud now, they abandon him, they cannot complain If
he steps out OF the and lets his friends arrange them
selves under the banners OF Eremontor Buchanan As NAV
suit their several tises Under such circumstance the
great bulk of his Southern supporters would either 20 for
buchanan remain neutral. Some thousands in Ken.
lucky, Maryland and Missouri, would doubtless support
the Republican nominees. We should not be surprised
indeed if each of those State should starte the ogarchy
from their dreams Of absolute supremacy south Mason
aud Dixons Line Delaware, Mr. Fillmore being out Of
the way would have little doubt for Fremont aud
Dayton, if proper efforts made"
The politicians deserving Fillmore and going
over to Fremont Buchanan, are very different
things from the people The conservative people of
either section have not and will not desert their
>tandard-bearer He is before the Countrywide en-
envy of all the enemies of the Repubc-and there
ne will stand till the issue of the conflict be known
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-15
More Black Republican Calculations !

The National Era, the metropolitan organ Of the
Black Republicans, brings forth a calculation by
which Frsmont's election is figured out Although
the figures made very pliable to accomplish the
end desired the grand fact cannot be disguised that
Fremont's success hinges upon the withdrawal Of
Fillmore. Unless tina. condition precedent is per-
formed, the two ends cannot be made to meet See
how the Era chuckles over the recent elections in
the South-they Buchanan victories it is rcjoc-
ing overland how sweetly it insinuates the wish
that Mr.. Fillmore would retire from the contest-
II and its friends would then have the field to them.
sel,es
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-15

WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE,
II nesday, the 18th OF October. ~ WV
FACULTY:
BESJAxiS EVIL, President,
Natur 4 Science - -"H
MoHeAs j. sSEaD, Pm D., Professor Of Languages:
RAW IOrTKS, d. Professor Moral and
losophy Bellies Letters nd Logic
HENRY A. WAsHSGroS, Professor History and
- ~-''''~'N"A'
pss MINOR, Professor Of international
ThosAs T. L. sNraD. Adjunct Professor Of Mathemates
The Students liberty which tx r
prepared They permitted live Ia the
undergoing extensive families OF ,uel
eens OF the aneinni and hosptable city Of
be willing to Teceiye them. my
Ns The constant object Of the Faculty Students dill
gent In their studes and 20 hinder forming had
Darns the session there s the healthy than
WILLIAMSBURG "' '"-"
The necessary for the SESSION exceed $4,000
Williamsburg. Va - ~ '' ~
Williamsburg, Va, .,iso.s
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THE PENN MEDIcAL INIvEnsIT7

Corner Of TtreLTA Chestnut sfr,sk.
TUNHIs MEDICAL INsTIIUrIOS designed for both .,r.
II sists OF tao equal and separate Departments ~
The teachings highly liberal on ne and
gressiVe system and the
students Of either visiting iadslphA with y.v ~ .r
qurng sound practical medical rueAton should yi., iii,
tuition previously TO engaging elsewhere 49,
The preliminary fall term eomn.ne- nm IN. a st %,
october and the regular begins contnu.
for sixteen weeks The about m. 9o
FebruATy, and continues until the nr-t June, 1851
and other ad
drss NJ. MACONBER, NJ D.,
Dean Of he Mule Department
JOS =. LONGsHOEE, " D.
NJ, a., -, Dean Of ne F~aaLs De apartment
faiahePhia jay SJth, 1880 Box 1910, Post once.
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hoSEsDALE, Pa. Aug l2.-The large storehouse belon.
gng to JAS Russell, and occupied by Rogers Denning
together with the Madison House, and Hawker- Saloon
were destroyed by fire this morning The loss is spo 600
mostly covered by insurance.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-15

hdDe Dney Barre Il among the danse,a,s engsy.d al
the National Theatre, There could not be more Sppro-
prae name for dancer although We should have spell.
Jed it-"DO hse- Bars.-[ Bssson Posl
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SHIRTSi SHIRTS,,

osI opened large and varied Linen, Cotton
- and eoored Shirts of mad.
by "DAUsKINs CELEBRATED PATTERN which In -y,,x In
stance warrant TO IT. being regularly
and made In best good material W. Fan ,n.n,
SUBSECTION In every particular also assortment Of Undrr
Ss and Drawers OF Linen, Six, other d-,ab,
kinds together With large and varied
Hose Gloves, In
dsef everything pertaining thu GENTS
>I' 20 winch We invite special attention W. OWENS
-c.,-,, Opposite American Hotel.
m ne u arNer
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We hear that the drought still prevail. in the West.
ern States and that half usual cor-crop canno, be
mad,.
10 Ksntucly, to tobacco crop is said to be amos, an
Il
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-15

WATERvrLLE, Maine. Aug. l3-Democrstic and Wbig
Mass Meetings were held here day and strong symptoms
oil coalition were manifested At the latter letter WAS
read from Rufus Choate favoring Mr.. Buchanan
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-15

tremendous meeting Of the friends Of Fillmore and
Doneson held in Baltimore last Tuesday evening
adopted, when Gen Sam Houston was introduced and
spoke at some length in iavo; of the American nominee.
During his remarks he introduced number of amusing
anecdotes and was repeatedly and loudly cheered to the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-15

ST. JonS y. b., Aug. IA fire broke out here this
morning by which twenty buildings were DESTROYED in
GLIDING dwellings tanneries and manufactures on Water
loo, Brussels and Union streets
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-15

LOUISVILLE Aug ia large fire occurred hero this
afternoon destroying Apollo Hail. Moores furniture store
ahu o'ner property. They are totally in ruins. The
whole loss is unknown Moores loss is twenty bouad
dollars. with an insurance Of tour thousand.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-15

BosToN, Aug lS.-The steamer Arabia for Liyerpool
sailed hence 10 day. She takes ssOn 900 in Spece
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-15

A VALUABLE FARM FOR sALE.-Tbe ,ub,er.
Der Sde Tor sale privately the place which resides
JAM River Canal (A Boiling. L,nd distance
bav. been cleared bS me uS Tais ss r
VAed IN tobacco TIC oAanes Of the snd, equally
As cool embracing ZONE valuable pine timber. large proper
Son ~ sn, " iheTe are some thirty acres o. branch and
OF tS Of can be PoSs:d both ways. IN, %: similar
& Ssen spr9f I,nd o. LSGa snd those o. the Hickory
o. gol for otter Er"n crop aswel Improvement
Preservation Of the Il lies good neighborhod
C-i 70 churches mills and stores &c, about twelve miles
TEsNs easy The attention Of purchasers respectfully invited
~ baltimore Sun will copy and end sc isSSs %
- o. University va and ShS Ia: arsad ~, Sss .S ,S
session. ,u',.on ia private family prrlsr,S Estsrsn,s. q
given upon application to D. H. j. vi
VEGINIA:.At Rules held la CgfE Oa- { .. -. -.
s M S'1 AS I s iSqa d.. o % the
Geo. 4 Roans Compsin.p,
Geo r.si,ro aod chs' W Montague adroOr with he will an
heAeu OF fhhp iahaie,,9' ICED , Defendants,
l The sfss q , suit 70 ob;.o decree oL The sni
ana Tor .e rseovsry q hs balance Which may
rserro no state H Is ordered n a. Il.
within one month ae due publication Of this order DO What
su's-isvi, Ts.,, = : ''' 'J Jso R CARY. @ C
VIHGINIA:At Rules held in the CLERK. one on che Cir.
s' 1856 being The 81 dsy n s MONTH e. we '' Monday 10 A'
Against
Geo Ttiserro Charles Montague adm'or with N. I'll,
annexed Of Philip Taiaferro deed, Drfsndan,,
IN OHANCERY.
The object % h' SOFT TO obtain decree for the settlement 81
The guadanslip accoun ~ The defendant o. "
pana and Tor s recovery 81 the balance vheh due there
On hnd y 'pp,rrg ~ dsyi, MED ilsi The said Geo Tails.
IN month ser public order and Do vba r. ~.
eessary 10 protect his Interest In THE suit
aul5-laviv Tesei JNO. r CARY, O. O.
VIHGINA ;At Rules held In the Clerks once N The Cir
eul Court ~ Gloucester county ne hr Monday 10 Iu
gust, 1856, beinF the fih day Of the month -
James w. Neoison, Robert NeWcomb and Coleman pa
nefs ~ trade. Pslnilg,
Hgnnsf -'
Jacob Post and WIN g Kinnghsm Defendants,
~ CAFE,
AHd upon an Attachment rsfurnsd er>~tfed
The object ~ t the def-ndsn The s, a
$50 is day on Ipr ss dan
ages Tor The performances Of promises undsrtstor And
e de-ndsnt jacob Post not having eopy
The attachment With process sppes a..
sdsv Med that the said defendant Post resident ef ,
ssts ordered that be sppesr within due pui
cation ~ this order, and Do what protect hs
IN this suit.
autS-favfu N oanv
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-15

a FILLMORE meeting was held at Frederick MARYLAND
few days since, and it is estimated that fifteen
persons were in attendance. The utmost enthusiasm
prevailed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-15
The Belfast Mercantile Journal expresses tho following

The Belfast Mercantile Journal expresses the following
views 10 regard to American Flour alias Frauds,
yet once again We cannot refrain sending forth our WAR;
ing voice 10 the american uer who continue
h od ADVICE they have been receiving mast MOI
only from IN own press and constituents. from ouriy,
ana one or TWO others In this xp.rn
THEFT nsi-rous prasues Of shipping aour branded .s
10 OF
pearanee frequently looks OF merehantab ou.ty NJ
nave frequently lots Canal IN
o.ng The same brand extra out Of most va
rahe quality only lew barrels the rr us,,
e given 10 them whilst
aud anrring In value S. and barrel nom each
err ne consequence has BEEN and IS Canal asur
not many year. ago Commanded the quotations in H.
with
o s P. barrel below either Ohio or the quaint
on hand Liverpool,
1851 barrels, more than ouehA OF quality
the holders OBLIGED By
nueed prices We would be fully justified the ns
OF Doth The mers and their mills most c,br,,o
or mis- dscreditHbe conduct but refrain from doing :.
he longer IN hopes Of their reformation late la M
meantime call United state, Press a.
.pak out emphaneAly the subject they hav. any d. 70
per' the character 81 their appears hsy
SAD ~ former articles @ subject only certain way ~
ssyng us ev Is Tor the Senate 70 abolish spfon al
and compel every miller to bran his
upon ue head Of each barrel His
I've tested by the character his would no hy
MS power TO hide such evil practices behind seal Of an
unprtneipled Inspector. -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-15

~ p n, o.-.< pt.to., L. bALTNohS' 1855.
SRA, your Interest. 20 closely Identified with ,o .,
Guano. Your anxiety real value y b y
view ihsy ;laeTsd 90 much SSa P5o
GaAno, ho-ess you mus, zee. din r. from ever, ,s
heretofore offered aud hence i not liable the prejudice EXISTING
being entirely mechanical leaving the Guano lot a. G
snovcdged great advantage. every parcs Of Peruvian
S o., o .sn b a%P . 9sy :. large as e.
onrr this are q tn farmers substitute f,r Peruvian
better fertilizer than GuAno Nov n III tTus
s Ssya By ,ns many NJ yST 90, o., for 'o
tia Peruvian 0uano at the prices not be rsmaps
claim hat better fertilizer than Peruvian Guam, h.
question Is. This give you The ground. upop ~ 10. ne
leave TORN your ous J"sT.o 30 I WV
ian Gusno contains ana from Is to 30 p
rom 8 70 per e. Of pop ATE oflme, which obtained b. @
and N5g question l. Der 81, Of
sdaee 70 peyey ape pp"isr - ID s zoo IsrI.r sso
Per pho'ph.s u.i T' question determines ~ so,
.sIene. 70 Peruvian Ga'ao lead me to ,e eoneun
CURED -''' '''''' ''' ''' phosphate 'h'H re-
Ammonis the Stimulating Is The producing or vsr.,,b.
element Te', facts .hh 20 sequsntsd vi Re nsi"l.
not produce equivalent quanuty aooun on
t. -, eject o. Psruyisp Gasso +. lint o.
hs Pr,,sgi crop lbs Tact 'oE,thsr VIZ the further
lase.,s. ,h.' dsslsn, PoPhs's. faei fsp,igr
Peruvian ouano per Ty,, only from 30 g g. Ia, po.
that
Now the question Il, les enough anmonaf T.
be determined BY actpa as hen so
snd The results enclosi They tn experiments 81 ,s
farmers, surely would not al their brethren
snouFh, there applying H. br..-
ne volHtie ammonis VII
soi for future effect Nv guano contains nt
phae ~ lime sh~h double the
0uano hence eject on the e
u fail fertilizer, because mBs r. Ios
lasting TIT 10 ~ BE- c0ncfusfrr
occurred you every article De- up ~
f.thane. o. IS production. THIS, Of course al ays viz ne
n ohose % be false Inter est character hin.
unp aehsdfse 70 Just n moral OJgafion-tn
might fsiHy m, ,ele .nd bring upon myself ne js
dJedHed plic bot pledge my eli n party inter
eed s ,al no depart from ~ pe.ent STANDARD nv,,
the rgd analysts, and will shecry erpnss In.
CURED, N does 10 uha u
uona differences enclosed from gentlemen
reputation which your qu. al
factory, and ~ weight becausc he IL extensively
writer and Lecturer agriculture for the
Others ~ reliability though
the best evidences 81 the faith Of
producer they ordering many bem
Tor of5 TO- 10 sDd ~ must 81
Hardesy gentleman Of State, uei 0uano on to6accs
with told person IL hsd sxoesd ~
ruvsn tobacco batter color LTosr AMI Ls1
rfer sdI ought much excuse M
Tor having troubled With long letter snxous a
should know he grounds which claim
tcles Surely must be matter Of ntsres agricutura
JOIN O. REEsR.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-15

on Monday last, President Pierce vetoed an Internal
tapsovs~sOt bill but ID. Hoa.e u REPRESENTATIVE
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sAsu- nIINns AVN nnnna

GINHE undersigned engaged nanufsetur, 81 e.sh
Minds snd Doors. Of the q1aty 81 material and
vortmsnship ov prices. orders respectfully solicited aod
promptly executed Persons ordering FASH blinds or doors
from ~ mail, rest assured Of getting a. rood YORK
a. moderate prices and prompt attention IN ordered
IN gerson eiatng done low, and any quality of
e tha, nay p dessnaisd Con.any IN hand 1Oby ~ 10 By
Rod building shove Haxans' Mills, Richmond vs.
au5 TagGO n MERCER
n OAR, CHusHED, Pow ssE a. = ~. ~. =, :. n5
~ ADD 20" oons' Sugars for sale ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-15

a gentleman, who has just arrived here from Ken
lucky reports the following as the result Of the votes
on the cars throughout the route.