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PR OsPECTUs
1.-THE VIRGINIA CONDUCTOR.

'U>HE GRAND DIVISION OF rHE SONS OF TEMPERANCE
NIRGistA has determined establish
puolhed monthly the Richmond
To Be called
1.-THE VIRGINIA CONDUCTOR
r. ~ Att, ~. rttos VIVA a..
,y,t"- az.
Rrosd. Of M. y, ~. 'ohn
a, A.. a 80 Iueah sdhoI, o.
a. So. ~ T.,o,, =, ~ q ,s e 10 scy o he ord-, OF
an. n,.r a " evner'hhs
hi. ara a,hsr ~ ~.
is b. die onieial organ Of eommnnesi"n h.sn - n &
.on mi Dr. salnII, -. Wv wv
me. 10 oth-r n,.t,.rs ~. " I've
t.re,tng ara us-fnl 1850 ' wv ~ 's' Wv '"A'u" ~
sabs.rp,on. soo,vh h.x. .r..,v 49,, o,,.,,, ,,
nom H. ,,,snrv ~ r. "a n,x,.Sn - ~ ne 40
irator ~ on. 80 =, 70 sn,uf. 'he pun
~ an. nrsn - o. 80 -, Hnh sem
ed 10 N. list Ia is eoSadery bo ho-yr ~, ~ , %
- s,y TO-. "a, $500 % ~ -, - A' me '' sh he
-, ~ ~ ~. oy Wv usheso u s"hs OF len
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DIED,

In Danvle on sunday night the 7th inst after pro-
tracted and painful affection, Mr.. GEORGE HARPER IN
the 59th year of his age.
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WE HAVE In STORE AND TO ARRIVE
w large stock Of
GROCERIES AND LIQUORS,
consisting part follows:
~ hhds N. y. and Cuba Sugar
- hhds Bacon Sides, Shoulders ~
fl5 bags Rio, Lagaayra and Jaws Coffee
81 bbs Crushed, Powdered nd Coffee yellow Sugar
% boxes Adamantine and TaIlow Candles
s. bbls No MAekerel
$50 reams Wrapping Paper
lOl dozen Painted
leo dozen BT0oms
81 packages Green md Black Tea
ga boxes Tobacco, various brands
$1,000 Cigars
$50 bbls Common and Old Rye whisky
10 bbls Keer's SamnsIdean do
30 bhls Brandy
~ y pipes do
81 y aud Y pipes French Brandy
AlSO-Pvpper Aspiee, Nunegs. Ginger Mustard
starch soda, Leading All Tow llnrs Irvine
Vinegar and other articles
offer for sale Oac TO cash prompt credit
se29-u A
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IT -. NAIL sTEAMSHIp JAMES
~ TOHN-Leaves TUESDAY, Afternoon the ath .<f<<ksk.
inst, ut Z o'cl0ck-fOR NEW YORK <.S-f-fGfS
foLktreghi received to-day. (Mopday) up <-1.k
To the hour Of 2 o'clock, p he INST
Consiruees requested 10 send for to-day
Shippers requested nguees
Tnesisy afternoon their shipments
PASSENGER requested to be board before the depar
ture, O'Clock p. NJ, Tuesday
Tickets berhs
Passage 70 New York including
dalton, only to. Steerage only
Passage to Norfolk . as the 7 vvr boats.
s-9s-2t LUDLAN A wATsON
- EEAHE n HEIvIDERE FOR - NS-n
- bALriMORt-freght received to-day, Axr
day and up TO the hour off O'Clock, NJ. Tuesday
the sath
Sonsgnees requested to send for their day
Shippers requested send In
Tuesday afternoon their Shipments will Be
sess-2t LUDLAM A WATSON.
HENRICO LIGHT DHAGOONsI--Pa.
u rade at the Fair Grounds FRIDAY, 1.-THE 81 Nh
toeeID at 10 o'clock A NJ, In full winter uniform $&1
ss1o-td A. v. GooCH. q. 3. A&
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hoods FOR GENTLEUEN.-JUsr RECEIVED. =
u Black French Cloths
English, French and American CAssImers
Gentemrn's shawls. Wool aud Hosiery
KID, siik, Buck aud Linen Berlin Gloves
Neck Tss, ScATfs nd
Lambs WOOL SILK and Merino Under
Heavy shake Shirts and Drawers, o match
Rich Velvet and Silk Yestings.
Gcnemen who vlsh give US a call
seq No i4I EsS,s son,,.
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sosI " NORTH CARoLNa-The Milton Chronicle SAYS
We had a rial white fro., lat Tas.dsv NOR, -.
the, serious damage hs- been done 70 To
osoeoou' ioo~ing cold raio At the heels as Il ala
90. pvse opinion publicly expressed is that che damage
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TUynr yEaITABLE PAsTIIEs oE VICnY.

TuyHE vEHITAHgE PAsrGBEs az VICHY,
II Ne french remedy Tor Gravel Ac.
ARgFSTOPHflG ard AuROPfifE TEo vauabls
cleansing polishing NJ kinds ~ Jevy, Plated
silver AZ without lujurlng their orgnai appearance
MEDICINE ENVEOPss and WAFEKsRor Disgusting the taste
all uau nedlcinca.
CfOCOIAr Di0gsTE HgRRU0fSgUx An elegant combination
o. M Chocolate With Iron such entirely 10
Cute uls Iron While the veil Known
tonic realised beverage
pared or The ordnary Chocolate nay
sithout oancs fi~ most delicate stomach.
For salr II MEADE MAKERS Nsu Apothecary Store,
ss9o iseN w. corn,r Of Nain aud iath %.
5000 ssffs ss s.s. s. So: s.s r-AsH'
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whom they returned the square, eloquent and soulsr-
ring speeches made to the assembled masses by
Hon. w. B.rrow John A. McEwcu. ESQ, John @. Fergu-
son, ESQ, w. g. Brien, ESQ.,, and O. G. Smith, ESQ, OF
Claikesvile.
Al late hour the multitude dispersed. in good humor,
confident buoyanI fully alive the importance OF the
OF the OF the Union aud the Constitution to
which they have consecrated their iabors.
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4, ssST

INTERESTING PUBLICATION.-The Forum, o
Practice Phiiadepha David Paul
Brown. ESQ.
Til. uotk (Which The nrst q It, Kind published In the
which labor
Of 100 II s printed the beet
quality Of In large cleeT type Price 20
Dedication. Biographical sketch Of the
rou Essay judicial aHd forensic eloguenee ancient
mniern with choice Illustrative sJecmeus review o. the
practice Of the Law before The Revolution aud o. the judgrs aud
Of The History lew from the Declaration
Independence 10 the ib6 With sketches Of the and heis
Influence the character Of the bar valley OF portrats 81
the Distinguished American aud adtocHs exhibiting heH
habits modes o. speech
aud professional merits and puars Sketches Of the Judges %
the circuit court court district courts and %
Celebrated trial. in civil and crmnal the
United States Relations o counsel and client Relations o.
and Anecdotes Of the bench Anecdo Of the VIA
~ the Learning Of the Indepsnden m
the bar Inhucnce o Good fellowship Of he bar and Its
Forensic Casuisy Comparison between the American
.nd English bar and bnch Comparison bsesa he English aud
American pracc Comparison between he and
ion q s bar Pae' against acsOn ~ soanes o. The 70
Jos, published and for .al. ~ -.
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sA ssz 4 2. ssrss 600 s,s.s1 y ssssyi,ss.s sssss
~ fx~<y x1@~u - 4nr.4prs
called cbssney wo'd has tsk assusAs siA ~ fsss
Noe eh-At w.i.ee plantation. IN ch-yiosse cosay,
vsheai - valuable ali s s,eet. sse and
1900 ibs- % pork.
day. Of 800 sesss. vhieA ssla mine. 10
Buckingham eoany-to " sold By the shsrG
Navigation Company
Pantsiion miles fro@ tho NJ and 10 on hiehne.d
to2 privately vhs and disids1
n ds-lr~s 80 advt
miles fron seott.ve, eonta'anE sol 90 esrsd viii
dwelling. mplemens
Arus-to b sold without
ats.frustc<s (neiudins
eaarry the county
sdvt Of Geo. n. Mstthsva trustee. Terms liberal
Dec aThA plantation containing
hama
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CARPETS CARPETSII
NEW AND FRESH SUPPLY CARPETS RUGS &C
NOws ne time Carpets At The neW carpet
~ opposite Exchange Bank
keepers and boarding houses will please early CALL
The goods will be sold cheap ioT cash.
Elegant Tapestry Brussels Carpets for parIors
Esgant Velvet Carpeing very cheap
Imperial Three Ply
Super Lowell Ingram
Pine Carpetng, great bargains.
Our much
rate bargains. Come one, all. o. A GWATKIN,
srN Opposite Exchange Rank.
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W. p. y o. 70 X ms n co.,
NO. 14i EAGLE SQUARE,
n II AVE opened this day In Dress Goods
u Plain and striped silks, at 624 csnts--Worh 81.
Large stock rich striped and plain SILKS
Y,ry rich Paris DeLaines
PiouBced SIX aud Yaentia Robes
Pau and striped Valeniss
Plain DeIsines AZ i2H cents, cheap
hsginos NJ "a cents yard 20
Boop and quilted Skirts
Black and coored elastic Belts
Gold bordered scarfs
Cashmere and silk Neck Ties
All % which marked 10 sell prices ss2g
QICH DRESS GOODs.-splendd eolored add black
~ flk Robes
Rel, broeade snts, In all col.rs
DO DO do In white
Extra plain and hs'd black anks
French M-rino aud Casimsrea, All eolors
Printed french DeLaines, very handsome
1Nilsd plaid French Mousslaines
which We ODER II the lowest prices.
VIRGINIA AND TENNEssEg RAILROAD oOMPANY.I
Pa sfnEU's OrT.ca. LVachbur0 sept. %, 1850 Z
guNHk Ninth Annual Meeting Of the eockhodrs virginia
ne oompsny this city. Wednesday, The 2sh day October
next By order Of the President ". ". HU0HHs
Secretary Board Of Directors
~ Proxies represent STOCK IN General Meetng sha
only b. valid Tor the Of too years from The date
FORM or PROXY
KsuH That
stnctho the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Company
hereby consiitute and appoint
our true and Lawful Attorney Proxy 70 represent each o q, In
~ Netng q the socthodcr said Company
such general mestngs such
act each Of US could give DO personally
present
witness COR bands snd seals, hIs Day
fsru1
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se29 PRICE, BAYLY WATKINS
MOURNING GOODs:-
I'VE Lupin Medium aud Extra Black BombsEnes
do Mouselnes
do do do 10 Tamese Cloth
Mourning silks In gTeat variety
fnglish and Canton Grapes
MohNirs and Alpacas
Mourning Collars Crane
For sale at low prices, PRICE, BAYLY WArKINs,
sr29 No. Main
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incretse amount OF receips road
IS miles long, (exeluding the branch gratifying; ~
50 the steady increase In 10, receipts since completion.
Fifteen shares OF South Side Railroad stock cold in
Petersburg, on Friday. at ts5 per share
RICHMOND MARKET sEYT 2TTu, 1850
RKSAEKs The weather has become goously hne and the
dicatons Of ispe have entirely disappeared The "Arade
however received impulse which the Of
m eoubterae Prices Of the adag staples have upward
| tsndrncy
coSS.we quote CSI cents. with good feeling
ket.
to-day,
In their We quote $50 medium
| price Of supei doe, between shippers and holders.
T0BAccoThe market excited but YESTERDAY,
prices fly maintained We logs tI6ti1 -es
from tsN t9S, shout o. eiOfl1
medium, any ss good t2 isS shipping, ga TO-
i manufacturing from alb 10 IS
wss.rhs tone Of the m.rhe, presented improvement
day but there actual change prices We
/ ~ 81 $50 -, but with upward tendency.
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- GODS FOH GENTLEMEN:
!" super black aud Colored French Cloths
Extra Bisck aud Fancy Cassmeres
Rich Silk aud Velvet vetiings
Merno, Fine Cashmere a SIX Shirts and Drawer,
Handkerchie's, Gloves AID half Hose
To which We invite the attention Of friends
se29 PRICE, BAYLY A WATKINs
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.o,..1,sa nv 10 ~ ~, LA Ira

lst-At the Hotel City stock tbO<
sos,h SIDE Railroad bonds-. II osi By J. a. l. Bon.
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tUNHE GRAND DIVISION OF THE SONS OF rEMPERASC
NRGistA has determined establish Newspaper to
puolshsd monthly In the city Of Richmond, quaTto Gig
pages, To BE- called
"THE VIRGINIA CONDUCTOR
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-08

DIR. ROSES TREATISE on CONSUMPTION.
PRICE DOLLAR.
Address JOHNSON STEWART ROSE,
8S1 Broadway, New York.
postage law requires prepayment Of letters.
Nv Correspondence being extensive applicants
plies postage. Money letters must be regis
tered by the Postmaserssuch letters only will he at
rIsk fc2:6m
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GREAT VICTORY OVER ALL LINTMENTS!!
j. B. Vondersmith's
CHANS& FHU,
@ HINEsE LINIM EMIT.

superior preparation presented inc
public with the greatest confidence in its efficient
qualities other known Lnient- Its action Is
crrain safe and uniform failing in where exter
nal application appropriate. An who tried regard
It as nfabe the following diseases: rheumatism praus
Bruises swellel Limbs Weak Joints White Swelling Palms
Back Hps Sides he Breast Face, any other part
Of the body. II excellent remedy In Bruises, Scads,
Cuts &C. The usefulness OF this inesimabe chemical
pound is eone the human species but is
eeacous whenever applied the diseases OF The fayorte
animal the horse Among the diseases and
accidents occurring to the horse, for which the
tain cure be named the following Cuts, Bruises SpTans,
in the Shoulders Chaps Scratches Cracked Heels Sweeney
spine Pator JOINTS etc. For further particulars direction
on bottles
TAKE NOTICE.
Many Just objections made all tho ordinary Lni-
day account Of their offensive SMELL and the
uasgty stains often le upon the skin wonderful fact
which verified to the asonisnent Of the
found chemists delight Of faStidOus patients is that
addition It's surprising curative effects, It IS the most
cosmetic and agreeable perfume. To any part Of
the skin which be spilled impars and nat
glow which lasts for mary hours and leaves the velvety
loneS Of healthy skim Instead Of the erected and chapped
which Il common result Of almost all other
tces that purpose. Hence every lHys toilet IL
supplied With Who knows its excellent qualities In this
spee realize Its agreeable odor you need hut open
bottle and try for yourself
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Ds. J. DELACY LEnr1,,

n IA Treatise the Nature and Tr g" 40 '"FA Cty
ness anu Diseases Of the Ear, with the Treatment Of S
- Money letters must he registered by The p,,
Registered Letters our own risE-nIr,ss
mind. Correspondents ERcE1sr Js,S. ~ sls It
answers the New Postage Law requiring MINT
New York, July 81, 1855 mhf-fa
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Spring FASHION FOR HATS.

TINE subscriber las hand aud is manufacturing large
assortment Hats. lat, st and most approved
STYLES which be surpassed for hnCss beauty and
endurance.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-08
MEDICAL.
EAR AND EYF=S
Drs. LEBRUN & DuPn1
O0ULISTS AND AT1STS1I On

ID A. FL y Il -
TlR. LEBRuN Oilers to those SUFFERING 49,, \
ssatssese aesal remedies, which ieye sOCssaihs
In nearly three thousand con6rrI Dseh Suscs
have been pronounced BY mrs Iue'iness! n
and Deleaui OF Paris and Curtis Pebsr t Of B
most wonderful ever Rpplt1I for dlss LoadOa q u
middle ear They comprise different o ~ hiercaI :.
rio1s diseases that effect the external Tor ibs -
IL e disease Is confined to the external u a!de esy
apparent on the hfth or sixth day Dr Tre eS!
q care ia ereFu case, when the ear Is nersI lEasI
tion lie has etEteen certificates from tbo ~ It's
deaf from Infancy whose hearing Is nov "a
and they enabled to teIT Il ms.
twenty-SeTen hundred cases Of deafness NJ
on application. '''"t eaeeiu ar h 49,
In all cases of<ieafness arisln.; from, IN, SSS'
elttg, or even eIoFtioH OF the tIi-k
usually called the "drim - iRHdnlB,tias dE b1s:1
ordRs OF the ty InIn and sHStel0i6 az Nacsi 49,
tdftoH q inuc1s; aerr0Ms affections n,, VIA Recrr,,
or when the disease can be traced 10 Srs P1tif -
tons Bilious or Intermittent Fever Colds ,i IlAus N
or meTcurial medicines, gatherings In n s Use Qss
where want OF secretion sapparent H. rtsiorri
being dry and seals; when the deafness auditory esHsr,
noies IN the ear like ruStlinE OF leaves ain
Ialng water, ringing OF bells, pulsations Of nSsciS
ter when in STOPPING position sensation Of RAJ
OF blood to the head had taken place vb Srut
perieeuy acute where there IS much noiS Wy rarn:
tn dull and cloudy weather. when coi G u esa act,
ne course pursued by d.. LEBRUS il oSen ,aktl
On. puEToN, the only praetltionc. In m. r-..-,
WHO PINSINSs the new, painless and Stai
treating all dtSeas1s to which the eve Il sf
y o.her means have failed to afford relief ~ etN
Sneh iar and impartial trial Patenit As HSEa L
IeM PAFuSulaFS OF their case have remecS iias
pSAa' >--' " al
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-08

URESS HUUUN.
lust received a, w NOTE BROS, great variety Of
u Dress Goods, slch
Fancy Dress Sili;s-atcst styles;
SfoIrc Antique sllEs-iess than the usual prices
Plain . Bli S,S n, :, 1 che !,io, por,,...
Flounced Dresses choice variety;
Twisted SlHs and Tissues-very pretty
Plain Atwood DeLAines-all shades;
Printed and Plain Challcs-handSome and cheap
French, Scotch and American Lawns-beactIfu;
English and French Chintzes-goOd assortment;
Satin Striped and Plain roplips;
Plaid and Striped DucaliRs-aneT article.
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MISCELLA NEOUS.
BOOKSl BOOKSMr

s3 BOOKSl BOOASi
AT
10 HIN Els n p RS
r WOULD call attention to my very large stock OF
SCHOOL BOOKS
Of every variety In and about Wheeling, and sold
1tFcduced prices.
aIcGuRey,s Series OF Readers;
landersi
Elementary Eclectic, Sanders and Towns Spoilers;
Smiths, Green's, aud Kirkham's Grauirnarsi
Davies, Rays, Aiaus, Truey's aud Greeneafs Arith
metics.
An kinds Of Primers for children, together with an assor
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS
of late Standsrd Works
ALSo-Cap Letter and Fancy Note Papers Of every Tari
PhuAnd Fancy Envelopes; Pens and Penheders YAM
kce Notions, Porte Monaies and
DIARIES FOR 1886.
Ny Blank hooks sill always be found complete
would also call attention TO my stock of
WALL PAPER AND WINDOW SHADES,
which be surpassed in style and quny, variety anu
cheapness, by any house In the West.
Bnring my goods directly from the manufacturers, am
enabled prices Don't take word for It, but
call AMI foe yourselves before purchasing else
where. JOHN FISHER,
APT 1873 Main ST. Wheeling, vs..
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Alsrge assortment of Hack Brown Clarct and Pearl
ored SON Hats every grade; together with large aSsor
men Of mems ynu and chIldren's Caps Wholesale and
Retail to which attention OF patrons and the public
Is especially Invited
g. B.-Iiats Conformature measure, warranted
easy fit nj shortest notice. -
np3 w. W. JlMESON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-08

Ne, The undersigned prA ettioners Of rpe,l;,, =
~ New toIEI having had occasion TO witness IN - s el
IN IN ahd Dniton In diseases Of the Ear mi ~
S SsI1S gu personal jealousy and prepdlce frs IA;
49,, q pursued by them IN treating diseases AZ
tests oESans from the unparalleled Sttef. ngss es
SretSTep Is MS worthy The a;'snOn Gui PrcsSsi
Leating diseases of the middle ana intsrnsi stsn
,s yapor particularly in chrSnc and sa s
and ss @ ~" I S u new era Ia the practice Of auraI
y. In diseases Of the eye they seldom s
As s&ilfGl aurss and spIy,,
Signed g. i ~ tneir !Id.'
GEO. s. GAGSEN MD i1 aEASAEiR h Nor, ~ D.,
C. DELPAH, NJ. D., $3.50 SIL ~ iSSslow, NJ. D.,
T. V. NAN BuRRS NJ D. nrnTnsS n ~ EEANctS, NJ d.
Ne'r York, August :, isi9 N'AEAr'' NJ ID.
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OuEENSwARE.


WE respectfully invite citizens, and country mer-
w who TeTlcnshiDg their stock OF China,
Glass ourensware and Fancy Goods examine stock
before going East purchasing elsewhere. II embraces
some entire neW and desirable patterns Of this
SPRING IMPORTATION.
We ask country merchants to give u Eastern prices
With cost Of transportation.
F~GO0dS for re.'hIpunent packed with great and
J. z. DUNuXM & CO.,
NO 70 Monroe street,
abS Wheeling, Va.
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Selling Off at SCost.

Selling off at sCost.
THE entire utOek Of Isaac Prayer, comprising complete
L assortment Of
Dry nnd Faucy Goods,
and amounting 435 OOO begin this date
All goods the will be sold the
g COST PRICE thus giving the buyer the advantage Of
byns New YORK wholesale prices, all their Goods Call
soon the bs viii be wound up in the shortest posi-
bic time.
Beet CalIeoes- 12X IN
Muslin. bls.ehed. . -. Is II
........ .. 12X 1GH
Black sFIE, yard vide. worth $2 O6 at 13iE
......... l.Sa atlO5
Husln teLlife. .............. :Sut II
Nose, ladivs white, black and
slate. ls' at III
And all other Goods 81 proportion Don't forget
TIRE EASTERN BARGAIN STORE,
No lis Main II, bet Monroe & Union.
re- The pred Lease Of the Store Room, and MI the
hatures for cal. Reasonable terms. mll9I
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| SElHII.E
ON ACCOUNT Of change in their firm, all persons In
" subscribers at their Retail Store,
ues;Iy TO ready the LIST Of JIM
uary by otherwise and all persons having claims
against firm will present the for humiliation
= McCLALLESS KNOX.
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RALPH sroNE, II. D.
JONAS A. MOrT, NJ. D.
CYRUS KINGSLEY, n. D.
WI. D. AUSTIN, n. D.
0RvILLE CPSOS, n. D.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-03-01
POULTRY.

A gentleman of this city, who keeps
n small stock for pleasure as we'll as
profit, gives US little Of his experience
in the business, as well as some hints
relative 10 the management of Poultry.
For several years past have kept q
few hens, and have during the time
tried several varieties. now have two
varieties, which are certainly superior
to any other kind OF which ! have any
personal knowledge, one is the Brahn,a
Pootra--a large handsome fowl-most
excellent layer, and easy to raise; the
other is white China fowl or white
Shanghai, as some call them. This va
riety l value very highly, and do not be.
lisye all things considered, that they
can be surpassed in everything that goes
to make profitable and handsome hon,
by any other variety in America. /
have had this kind in my possession for
Ia months, and they have laid every
month during the time, except when
setting: aud after Matching they would
commonce laying by the time the chick.
ems were two or three weeks old. The
flesh Of these fowls is excellent, being
much superior TO the common Shang-
hais, their bodies are full and plump as
partridge.
] have kept during the year ending
October 18th, 1856. from 12 TO 16 hens,
Of different varieties, from which have
had over 1,700 egge.
] paid out during the year for food
S45. The eggs come TO Sd3, loavipg
me for profit between eighty and nine.
~ chickens valued at from twenty FIVE
to seventy FIVE cents each, which shows
that there is some prof, to be. derived
from the business, although kept shut
OPP os mine have been.
/ paid particular stteniion to feeding
giving them plenty of grain, scraps Of
mea., vegetables, gtavol, Zee.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-03-01
MILK CLEAN.

in some careful experiments made
by DR.. Anderson, the quantity of cream
from the first drawn cup Of milk was in
every case much smaller than the last
drawn; and these between afforded less
| or more as they were nearer the begin.
ming or the end. The quantity of cream
obtained from the last drawn cup from
some cows, exceeded that from the
first in the proportion Of sixteen to one.
In others the pr oportion was not so
great. probably" says Dr.. Amber.
son, con an average Of great many
cows it might be found to run as ton or
twelve to one" The difference in the
quality Of the cream was also much
greater than tho difference in quantity.
From this il appears. that the person
who by bad milking Of his COWS, loses
but half pint of his milk, loses IN fact
about as much cream as would 10 af.
fordod by eight pinis at tho beginning,
and loses. besides, chat part of tho
cioam which alone can give richuoes
and high favor to bis butter"
The Committee OF the Glasgow BIZ
bic Society has given 10 tho Chinese Il.
vapgelization Society the handsome
sum Of ee5oo for the purpose Of pu blish.
ing and distributing Gutzlafr's version
OF the entire Bible in Chinese.
The Senate Of the State Of Georgia
has adopted q bill which provides for
the election Of Jgsges by tho people.