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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-02-05
Dissolution,
Watches! Watches! Watches !!

Oh THE subscribers are now receiving a
&sA large stock of WATCHES from the
most celebrated makers; also rich stock of
FASHIONABLE JEwELRY, CHAINS, de-,
all of which will be sold low for cash or on short
time TO punctual dealers.
THOS. TROTTER & SON.
april 81, 1856 4Otf
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FLORIDA LAND AGENCY.

THE undersigned has established an agency
i in the town of Alligator, Columbia Coun-
ty, Fla, for the purchase, sale or location of
Land Warrants, the purchase and sale OF lands
generally, improved and unimproved. The
fact now being established that a Rail Road
is to be constructed Immediately connecting
the Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico, running
through the entire length of the county, East
and West, and in view of the great fertility
of our soil, the unusually fine growth of pine
timber on the land, the healthfulness of the
climate, and the reasonable terms on which
lands can now be obtained, there is perhaps
no section of the onion which affords equal
inducements to the emigrant from the older
States. Having had some experience in farm
ing on the different kinds OF land, and &C
CURED general knowledge of them through
out the county, and having acquired unusual
facilities for pointing out such as are for sale
either of public or private lands, he feels
very confident of making it the interest of
all persons wishing inform alton, or who may
have deter mined to settle in Florida to call
on him.
w, 0, JEFFREYS.
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TISIN G.
YEARLY RATES:

One square or less first insertion, -
Each additional week, --.-. u
YEARLY RATES:
Professional and business Cards, not 30
exceeding six iines--per annum,
Similar Cards of IL lines, per year,
One square, renewable every3 weeks, 10
NV 1.-Two squares ~ a. a. 800
r Z nree Do do do DO do Do. $50
Il OUA Al
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References:
R Rs' a e; MoNfII1' Fayetteville, NC.
D. b. 6 s. e .: bn,ss. Esq" Carthage, NC.
Hon. E. C. CABELL,
Hon. A. E. maxwell, rr.u.L FL
Hon. ID. s. WA LER, IL
State Register.
Messrs. w. NJ. LAwroN & Co., Charleston, s. c
Alligator, Fla, June %, 1855. 5l-ly'
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June Is, 1855.-47-tf
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CAROLINA FEMALE COLLEGE.

TNHE SPRING SEES
H. SION of this In
stitution will open on the
10th Of January.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-11-12
agricultural.
FrOm the uhipCaluya,or.
The Lamhcrt KFhcnf.


We have received from Daniel Cable Of liar
din, sample Of wheat propsgated in that coanty
by Mr.. Lambert, the history and qualities @
which are set forth in a letter fom Mr.. Cali,
as fbllows:
Ma HARRis: Sir-In the Summer Of 1915
Isaac Lambert, now in Iowa, was cutting wheat
on the farm of John Loker, in Pleasant township
Hardin eeunty, Ohio, in wheat that was hardly
worth cutting from midge and rust The
wheat sOwn in the field was the red chali beard.
cd, Of good growth Of straw He observed three
bright strawS ofsmooth wheat, clear Of rust and
midge, and was curious enough to save them
and SOW the grain. Ee saved about teacuprll
the first year, the second year, he dome some
better; the fowls DESTROYED a rart0S it,
The third year; to avoid the fowls, he
sowod il in the middle ofhis wheat field He
now got l6 sheaves. The rest ofthe field was
sowed in three other different varieties oGwheot
None oft was cut but the 16 shcaves 40
Indge was found in it. The rest Of tha wheat
in the same field was destroyed. The wheat
got from the l6 sheaves was sowed, aud harvest
cd 16 bushels; since then the most Of it has
been sowod that has been raised
THE wheat is earlier than the Mediterranean,
n small blado and straw, easy to thrash. One
bushel of seed to the acre has produced 20 bush
els the field over-sone say 25 bushels. I,has
yielded better than the Mediterranean thr} year,
some Of eur farmers say. Tie opinion is here
that the cap that covers the grain is SO close
and strong that the mdse cannot open it TO lag
eggs in the proper place to destroy the kernel,
which fills very quick, The wheat has been
examined as coselyas could be done by the na.
ked eye in all stages offs growth, when filing;
the midge flies are to he seen as humorous in
this wheat as any other, apparently doing their
best to insert their eggs in the heads Of wheat
Our wheat was sown last fall in mud, much oft,
and late at that; there were few midges found
in the latest kind OF wheat by much looking
this season. This is midge proof so far as 20
i!jurng crop
You can depend upon the above statement,
as am acquainted with Mr. Lambert and his
brothers, and others that have been raising said
wheat. We have badly scourged by the nudge
as anywhere in Ohio we think.
Ploase insert this notice in your paper; it
may be benefit to those who are suffering
from the scourge of the midge. So far, the
Lambert wheat has proved what it is roprosen-
ted. What it may do in future, we cannot tell
Nearly all that was raised this season, amount
ing to several hundred bushSs, is sowed in Har
din, Hancock, Crawford, Marion and Logan
counties, and small parcels in other parts Of the
State There is more wheat sowel here this
fall than has been for soma years before
DAEIEL CABLE
Krnton SAINT 1S5B
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Saying SccGugGEN.

The attention ofthe farmers OF this state hs1
been called to this subject this year, by reason
of h3 great loss sustained in the failure Of seed
to germinate; and all think it has been from
want Of proper care in selecting and prosorg
ing seed. Let us examine the process Of growth
org3rmination in good, sound seed; first, mois-
ture is absorbed; this dilates the phosphatcs in
the scit, and thus prepares the first supply Of
pod for the young germ. In this process dis
taste is developed, which in turn attacks the
starch, changingi it to sugar, and the gluten and
albumen changing them to starch, and also de-
velops mree osphates-all combining to afford
continuous and healthy supply Of food to the
young germ,
Now, We will compare with it tie process Of
growth in poor seed; the first glance will de-
tect far greater ABSORPTION of water than in the
good seed. Now, gently remove the bulls slight
y raise the chit, and we shall find is, in part or
totally, detached from the rest of the grain
thus affording feeble supply of food to the
young germ, or, ifentirely detached, none at all.
We shall further notice rapid sottening Of the
kernel. The distaste being apparently so far
diluted by the excess Of water as to disqualify
it from any further chemical action, and general
decomposition rapidly ensues From this we
see that the medium seed may produce COM
paratively healthy growth, when the season is
favorable-ths is, warm and moderately dry.
The loosening of the chit from the rest of the
kernel--the breaking up Of the whole texture Of
the kernel, so that it will absorb water too rap
idly for favorable gsrmination--is clearly
traceahle to frost The effect Of frost on mois-
ture is well known, and to its expanding power
think we can clearly trace the general failure
of the seed to germinate.
From the foregoing l deduco the following
rule to preserve seed corn: Select your corn
when we'll natural (not later than October)
Place it in dry room-one that the pipe of a
family cooking stove passes through is prefera-
BILE. Let it remain spread tbtn on the floor,
until warm weather the next spring.
Follow this rule faithfully and you will never
have poor seed corn. Never trust to buy your
seed corn in the spring when wanted. If you
are not growing the corn that suits you, 60 ear
ly in the fall and buy it, An observance of this
rule by the farmers Of this State, last fall, would
have added ne-third to their present crop and
saved them thousands Of dollars in labor. The
whole subject is one that we can proftably
study, and at some future timo I shall again call
your attention to it Wisconsin Farmer.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-11-12

Plaster is one ofthcse special mlnures which
sometimes produce surprising results, and at
others no visible effects whatever, without any
apparent cause for thisditf.rence, but which is
doubtless owing. to pacularities in the compo-
sition Of soils which analysis cannot detect. Its
utility can be determined only by actual expert
ment in the different localities where it is used.
Under favorable circu lstanses we have seen a
bushei per acre double the growth Of clover, or
add fifteen times its own weight to the crop
II has proved Beneficial to corn on light land,
but its effects are not usually very apparent
On wheat, oats and grass crops, not clover, it is
not often ofmuch value
1t Is said that ifsown in autumn on wheat,
its best results will be produced. It's common
ly sown after the crops are up, the fall Of rain
dissolying 50 minute quantity, and carrying it
among tho roots OF plants. We SEQ no adyan-
tage in brushing tho grass. Plaster is found to
be unnecessary in much larger quantities than
abushel per acre. Ashes may be mixed with il
without injury in any experiment with those
two manure S.- Country Get,t'eman.
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Tlle IgNcciy NOrGnal school

Closed its tAird Session on Friday. the 3lst Oct
The runber in attendance in the Normal School
proper rs, with about the same nunlber in the
Model School.
Thg, next session 0. IS weeks will commence on
Tuesday, Novenlber llrh.
Arrangements are about being made, bv which
boarding can be had at the usual low rates OF So per
week.
A'Puisi3n in the Normal Dept. $26 per annum, in
the academic $50.
Those desiring toel ter will do well to make i'm
mediate RpplicatiuT
Hoatdaic, Ohio Nov 5, 1856.
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Mcdowell a. CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Booksellers
stationors, Paper Dealers, and
Blank Book Manufacturers,

STEUBENVILLE, ONO,
TX EEP always on hand large assortment Of
IA School, Medical and Miscellaneous Books
Plain and Ruled Cup and Letter Papers; Printing
and Wrapping Papers ofull sizes; Note Papers, LIN
volopes, Steel Pens, anu oil kinds ofStationery.
They are prepared to fill all orders from Mel
low prices.
Having Bindery connected with our ostablish-
Elcnt, we prepared to make all kinds of Blanks
for Itai!foads, Insurance Companies, County Officers
B0nks, Merchants, &c. Printed work bound 10 or
der as we use the best quality of stock, and employ
the best workmen. Our work will compar 9fayora-
bly, with that Of any other Bindory ia the State
Blanks OF oil kinds Paged to order
The highest market price paid for Rags and raa
ner Scraps. MCDOWELL g. Co
StsubenviIe March Z, 1853
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CARTERs' sPANTsH MTXTURF.

rz,-rz7 r7y,e,l, tr,-,r7r, ny. ~ r-q.oy5-.ii
AAAL Dl"'A M L~i-1ts - IL iA''o H''
Not 4 EnrtiC!C of MfraiTry in II
,t., 80 ~
AZ Nldla9lc fe1IIuy ,or '2cto,ua' hlE3 WI
E! RieuinotlaIn' O9suno'e Rtauo997 EluPiionis'
ilhpsa OF oS,'IsE on NE lacgi DIo'f2es hois'
EEe ai.1 ltSfT' S5pqHlt aoio ny t8, Nt'. "oTlh,
the Bones and Joints salt lihapln, stubborn u
fefs, :! iitJ gisoLuyIS' 'S N al dse4Ses aIlslng
from an lI9 W. VI nHioLJ"y' uUchce
~ ~ t1iS' 81 AHEuai'! u Ne i'c b%:oo1 % ,r,.cc.,
~ Al3 Eila' uI'II&SIE ~ -eaice ll1 tLlIIor ol me
Dlo1o II nov us95 ~ .uo"59nu5 q gI'eIui paueils
, a he reTlarEabe cures psrornsd bv fbe gre3tes Il
all medicines, GARTER Spanish MlXrvEE." Neu-
raga Rheumatism, s2rOiula, Eruptions the skin,
Liyor Diseases FeyorS, Ulcers, Old sores; Affection
Of the Kidneys, Diseases Of the Throat, Female
complaints Pains and Aching OF the Bones and
Joints speedily put to flight by using this ines.
Unable remedy
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SPLENDID FURNITURE

ETNHE undersigned would respectfully inform the
public thathe keeps constantly on hand all kinds
of Cabinet Ware, manufactured out cf the best ma.
toFal and finished in the neutest style, which lie will
dispose OF on the most reasonable terms.
He has also recentyreceived from PittsburaheA
alarge assortment Of Fancy and Common CharskA..
Looking Glasses, Plates ofall sizes, Gilt Mould I
ng for Looking Glasses and Picture Frames, etc
He is prepared to furnish Cofins ofevery kind, and
will carefully attend to funerals. He has the only
Hears in town for the accommodation of the country
Cadiz, March 20, 1894. J. w. GILLESPIE
N B.--A nice Rockaway Carriage forsae cheap
J. w. G.
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Worth Encwinr.

5 casea Briggs end RichIod Prints worth anywhere
u al to 9.
40 pieces nrd wide chins worth 25c at u
cases Ginghams worth IS 10 20 at a toy
few thousand yards OF fine Chally DeInnes
that have been selling 25 to 81. at Is to l2il
to close the ytock-u great bargain.
300 coz Ladies cambric Handkerchefs at 6, 8
and y cents, worth II, 10, ard 25 cts.
80 pieces Irish Linen VOL rh from 40 to 100 cents
at 25 TO a and 50 Ccnts and too many other SINH
lar bargains for advertisement ut
stone " THOMAS Beehive Store,
april 30, 1856. Wheeling Va.
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Z &. - -L1%J H. .I.S <s
l9eriamin Wat}ziuson.

OFFERS his services to the citizens OF Cadiz and
surro' ujiuE country, IN The arr Of
aa3.sSe Painting, GTsgiEsis2g, Paper
Hanging, vanishing,
and all Kinds of Imitation in Wood, Stone and Mar.
be Also, sign printing attended to, on the most
rerasoG.be t rms
hose wishing to have Painting done in the best
ana most mudrru s:yie would do we'll 10 give him
call rs he eGdeayors 10 do his work in i neat sub.
s.aau7i, aud workWan-ikc manner.
JGiIl, Ohio, May II, 1856 ly
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B. L. GUEST.
Dealerin Watchs, CIoelEs, Jewelrv
FAN CY CoODs.


'Ii- suoeclOer would respectfully aunlunce 80
= ,as citizens OF Cadiz and the public in geteral
''el gllAE uesirous Of making Cndiz his pemanent
oGgt ton; ne has 7keH tie rnom, first door Of
namiion ssEoe store, directly opposite the pub
nc bulldH gs Main streetl where he is now open.
ing large aud splendid stock of The above goods
among which mUy , c found Gold and Silver Eng-
iiah levers, Gold and Silver Swiss ancnors and
Lepines- large assortment offs day and 30 hour
brass munte Clo-kg, with or without alaI m
Gold Eing0rrings, Earrings and Breastpins in
great v yarlety. Gold guard, vest and Fob chains =
Gold miniature cases lnrge and small. Cola Sill.
Ver steel and german plated spectaclss TO suit all
ages. Silver, german and alhala table and tea.
spoons, EazoEa, Knives and Scissors-pockst wal
let's and Port-moHias of every description Fancy
Hour Focts and ine toys-hair clothes, teeth and
shaving brushes, India rubber, buffalo common,
ieTck' putt pocket and rcdding combs All
which hc will sell al the lowest cash price
n B. intend carrying on tho Clock and Watch
repairing IN all its various branches and from lor
experience IN tie business I fatter myself thr'
can DO work IN such manner as to give univet
ttislacton. All work done OF sold, warrant
be rs represented. Call aud examine for yourselves
C0elz Oct ~, Ic5J-Gln. B. Il. QUEST.
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Notice.

THE subscriber having purchased the entire in.
erest OF Francis Morey III the tannery of George e.
Morey, Is Authorized TO settle al the claims Of the
late firm. The business will hereafter be continued
blythe undersigned have now, and will keep con.
gtantly on hand large and extensive assortment OF
all kinds OF leather, to whichI invite the attention Of
public. 3ta
Ihe highe market price will be paid in cash for
HIDES and SKINS SAMUEL GEORGE
l. p Those hnviugtand to clear, would do well TO
save their BARK as it will pay the expense ofclear
ing S. G.
Cadiz, 0. March o, 1854
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Great A ttraction on Fonrtn serccf

AT &c DAVIDs0N'S who is now receiving
the largest md most henutiiul assortment OF Hats
and Caps..tA9t has ever been brought TO this city.
great,Yariety OF styles of Hats and
Gaps, which are beautiful and cheap Call ond see.
Also fine assortment Of Ladies' Fnrs tor the soa
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-11-12

CtlLVER ard GERMAN SILVER WARE--Tea
- Spoons, Table do, Desert do, Butter Knives
and general assortment of Plated Ware, all war.
ranted, just received and for sale cheap, at
sept24, g. B. BARRETT'S.
C1LOCKs-1he very best manufactured, for sale
" cheapat g. b. BARRETT'S
w ATCHES-of every description and price
w from 10 to $50, for sale cheaper than ever
at sept24 q. B. BARREP'S
r ADlES-Call at Barrett's and you cannot fail
Ito be pleased at his fine array OF Jeweley, bot
especially for your benefit. sep n.
EHINE GOLD PENS--Just received one of the
IL finest assortments eyerbrought to Cahi2; by
sept "a g B BARRETT,
FNAME0 JEWELRY--A fine lot, and at prices
~ warranted to please, at
scd24. g. B. BARRETT'S.
.rr".-a HIs.- - e""Ls.
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Dissolution

The firm known as 5. B. LUKENS &, G. w
MOFFlf, was on the goth day Of August, diseo,.
we'd by mutual consent Oct, 3lat 1853.
S. B. LUEENS.
6. w. MGFFTT.
tistry can safely recommend all my acquain;an.
ces desiring a ny work done.
His work Ii class amongst the first; having at
the last Fair in Harrison county taken the First
Premium and Diploma. on full set o Gum Sock.
ct Teeth, which can be seen a his Office by cEu.
ing soon. q. W. MOFFIT
Oct 3lst '55
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Second ArsivaS Gg lgeyy GGOds lsa
REoueIage @sasn.

mo- a I30l7a -IsEg-5 co L-ALU1
ARE now receiving and opening their Second stock
Of Fall and Winter goods, which have been pnr-
chased in Philadelphia Under the most favorable
circumstances
In thcir stock will be found all articles us6nIly
keptn Country Store; besides great many that
are not generally kept, and adapted especially 10
the wants OF this community; ana will BE- sold az
low as any other store in Eastern Ohio.
we, respectfully solicit an exminaticn OF our
stock before purchasing elsewhere All kinds of
country Produce tuken in exchange for goods at
the highest market r0tes
r. T. THOMPSON q BRO.
Hopodale, Oct. %, 1856 #
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ON MANHOOD,

Lt1FU II . I z.slILlA I 2 III IsIsNlIIAlNI-V
gUSt Published Gratis, the goth
THOUSAND!
A FEW words on the rational treatment, with
IA out Medicine, Or Spermatorrhea or Loca
Weakhess; Nocturnal Emissions, GeYitnl and Ner-
yous Debility, lmpot+ncy, and Impcdiments to
Marriage generally
BY b. DE LAEEY, NJ. D.
The important fact that the many alarming com
plaints. originating in the imprudence and solitude
Of youth, may be easily removed WITHOUT MEpl,
CINE, is in this small tract clearly demonstrated
and tho entirely new ard highly successful treat.
ment as adopted by the Author, fully explained, by
means Of winch efery one is enabled TO cure him.
sell perfectly and at the ehst possible cost thereby
avoiding all the advertised nosrums OF the day.
Sent to any address, gratis and post free in q
sealec envelope, by RENTING Lpost paidl Two post
age stamps to Dr. b. DE LANEY, II, Lispenard
Street, New ork city.
march 26 l556,-,t
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HER RY KERR,
Fashionable Tailor,

Shop in Dewey's building. opposite Hatcher's
tore. All work warranted To tit, and made in good
order A share Of work solicited
april ,, '56-!y.
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MTCx-EEL Feast,

PRACTICAL Coafectioner, Wholesale and Re-
: tail Dealer IN Candies Cakes, NUS, RaisiHs
~iachers aDt Imported Cigars, nearly opposite the
bank, SJuu5ruvIiie, OhIo.
\. B.--WeGdiUp and other parties furnished with
Iahcs &c, OF sAlrt notice. May l6, 1855.
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EIae0oTa EAtssgmG

- subscriber is receiving his stock .-.-,-!sZ
fl of Spring and Summer DRUes, which 1890
nave all been selected by himseltin the - FL
.9s'rrn cities ard is much the largest ~
.ssorthent of the kind ever brought to y5a 81
this market. and in point Of quality, price, -, will
compare with any stock IN the country Ii \, III sell
as low os any establishment west of the ni,.tains
tor cash or approved country produce. Person
wishing to purchase any article in the
ksb EA 0as ID st q d s.BNE
would do well TO call and examine his stock before
purchasing elsewhere. JOHN BEALL.
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S. FERGUSON,
Confectionery and Variety Store
OPPOSITE THE tUBLC BUILDINGS.
Sa9iE, GEaiCs.


* FERGUSON respectfully infufms lis friends
~ that he has commenced business IN the build .
ing directly opposite the Public Buildings where he
offers for sale largo and well selected assortment Of
c oNFLCTIoNARII8, &c, among which may be
found the following:
Common and iancyVandies of all kinds,
Almonds, filbors, ream and Pea Nuts,
Raisins, Figs, Dates, French nrcants,
Sugar, Soda, Butter and Water Crackers,
Western Reserve and EnglishNheose,
Ground and Bark Cinnamon.
Pepper, Ginger, Alspice and Stnrch,
Fine and Common Cigars, Tobaccoand Snuff,
Pulveri2ed White Sugar,
Assorted Pickles and Pepper Sauce,
Combs, Porte Monies, ana Pen knives,
Visiting Cards and Envelopes,
Watch Chains Keys and Guards,
A finelot of Common Jowelry,
TOYS Of all descriptions,
% As he intends to sell cheap, he hopes his
friends and the public generally viii fayor lin with
their patronage.
~ Country Ccntectionarios can be supplieda lis
on the very best terms
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-11-12
COmsumptives need moi. DeSnair.

wonderful and powerful remedy. Cor Colds.
Coughs, Brorchtis, Weakness Of he Chest ma
Lungs, and ali tendencies TO Consumption. is in ts
possession OF gentleman recently from South
America where it was discovered, who was himseH
cured by it Of the form Of bronchiaSdisense.
that he is now in perfect health and is anxiops
that this great discovery should be oommunicnted
to the world He will therefore forward the recipe
for making It 10 any person addressing him Ly lei
ter, enclosing ore shilling, or that amount in
postage stamps, three cents of which will ba re.
returned in prepayment of the recipe, the balance
merely covering he expense Of ADVERTISING ~.
Address c. l.. LAWSON
Oct. S. 1856, I'm y