davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-30

Mc('orklc Jones s this day dissolved Those having
claims against will pea" present them for pay.
ar and indebted also respectfully requested 10
come forward and uuIdata their accounts paccn
a wind the business OF The concern as soon
=
" tender our sincere thanks friends and the public
r the very liberal patronage heretofore extended
respectfully ask continuance o he same to
tls ney CONCERN SAMUEL McCORKLE
.nrlllnre Doc. 81. 1871. CliARLES ]. ZONES.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-30

Any Lody nor do "o Nnn nnf b0dy 10 huit any b"I
have nvniro Of Talking taHfs hn Ne would
IL chcnp ho used tor lawful purposes Any body
such assistance viii cnsrc call aud lock nj sup
pls. SllNiRlHpRN tIiFI
J. s. Those Nnnke" tookl famous Tor good time keep
advertised by nnt long ainre have not NIL bean solid
,Dur and othora F0tag, would adv
toiUcra 10 n CA tH s. g.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-30
VOL. 5.-.NO. 154.
BALTIMORE.
nu.u.II-' nEn.cAL oFE.CE, Lock Ia.

hR. MILLS MEDlGAg. OFFICE, Lock Im-
nrn,sry Baltimore Instituted A - le21 No 81 SOUTH
flay arret Halp,e {near the ofee) CURE INstI-
Ed OR NO FEE REQtiREp.-Dr Mills, an experienced
Physician of the Aopae school, may be eofdent,ciiy cot
No Money required II - Care " not Emecsed.
practical experience Of 20 enables Dr NJ to
warrant cure In the shortest pofsibe tune to nave aeiy
effected.
extensively celebrated for the eheetna andspedy cure e an
elasa OF Secret Diseases. established In 1 cay n
refuge from Qnackeryi over 20 wears ago
vhe nigh Reputation
Institution wosa render public notice we're
applicants here for treatment who Lgyo
ocn hlchod o their money maroated by The Caratans ,
flourish largely in the pebble prints and with whom enr eiy
amic,ed he IN your ssnnrd,
you would avoid injury, lccunay loss aud dsappoinmen
I'd pr NJ makos allurng professions. promises
than be will honorably perform.
secondary mud Chronic Gases.
The uaua sym4ltoma Sore Throat, liberation Of tho
Mouth Itching and rondrrnoa about tho Nose, Botches
frupunp upon the skin Upon the perfect CONSTITUTIONS
the oes and most nvctoate Of seh eassa DR. NJ 10
willing 10 stake hie honor aud reputation
The Triumph Of science.
remedies uf NJ n strong manly
or the shattered eonstuon and removing speed
lily p debility injury mcurcd from certain secret habit sre
unsurpassed by any discoveries OF III" age.
Enfccbirs NouuhoOd
here find restorative aud Thousands from their
nsc realized frultion hope which from tho
failure of cnaekorer In their htheri ness search had bo
Como almost eAngulshcd
Advantage of Treatment.
No compounds of Mercury Noxious Drugs
II his practice. .
Long In the treatment of Female Affections Nor
dlscnso qualities pr NJ to afford Eariy Reii and
effect most dfcu Communications sacred
~ guarded aud marked With skill and delcacy
Dr. wills l.re.t Preventive.
This spvcogn Remedy applicable 10 either sex VIII be sent
duly prepared by ma receipt of - or by renittng $40
prescription will ho included.
persons cured at home, by addressing DIR j. B.
MILLS. HAiT1MoHI. Qoiots post PAID Medicines sent in
any direction, b, oal or express
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-30

90 MERCHANT, MuS 4rufr ~ NNcilnuH"- Having lust
,turnud the Nortom Cities hnNr on hand aud re-
wing dan tic arrt and most desirable stock of to
cvtes aud Liquors rvo tcuo offered by me Ia my old "na'
aud the puh My stock cuusists IN every ar
tce usually kept th, Gfaeoty line feel 10 hosiRll"h Ia
that " tl el os cheap II mol rhea'r than huF
suebulg every article that sell 10 Na
sotislne sae hny nothing but the very beat
M motto quick salr and small profits In every instance
All kuls country pfpee taken In exchange Ion goods NJ taHh
prices Loot y rs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-30

Tu,O ALI. LOVERS OF psaE BEAUTIFUL.
The undersigned heug fully located in thu Portrait Gal
ey lately occupied by Mr I5a Eeagy, ia prepared
HuPp bis friends aud the public with life like Pictures IN all
the NaIons sylesnt the art.
Special attention nnyted to the styedof Photographs
Canvass, colprcdn oil, which exhibition and
henR executed a his Gallery The delnoation
and beauty 0 these paintings un1 be fully approximately
oAArnatinn Faithful life Portraits made by this process
from daRecrreotypps OF deceased persons
cordial In Yiatuu extended tun 10 visit his Gallery and
rAamne specimens "f Ambrot pcs DagueTeoypos. plain
aud coored Photographs, &C. Sr -
u II BLISS,
Successor to }, keagy
n H. Instructions given In the Nrt reasonable terms.
AlID.M
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-30

various sizes Rose Cold Cream and LIP
v all manufactured by ourselves of the quest materials
and warranted equal any sold Also French omLades Of
nr quality Hair Obs Hair roues Woods Hair Restorative,
Barrys Tricopherous and Iyons katharon Tor sale by
STROTIIER & WHITEHEAD,
Druggists.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-30

French English and German Fancy Goods anu deal'7
Combs Brushes buttons Linen and Cotton hf'' -"
ing Silk small generally 4 Murray street Ne"
VnrL InoN II d1y
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-30
LtEN,.Nn s.LNnm.-w. bog to .n.l ,n. n,-

aNENsBNE sluN1K.- We beg call the nt-
u tcnDu uf Houskoepca nuH others In wnnt Of Silver
large stock 1.a Dessert and Table Spoons
Table fotks CastaA Gohcts Mugr Cream lnt,
sugar owla Cream Gravy and Soup Ladies' Napkin RingH
Salt Stands Mustard tups Mnatard Sugar and Salt SpoonH,
Cake ln aud Fish Knives Pickle Knives and Forks,
Nut rcka Sugar rouga, Spoon tupa Ne, sc, All silver
sold hy to lie at the brsf quality IA
= made expressly for J WILLIAMS SON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-30
APOTHECARIES, &C.

APOTH f(A N(4
uu<G pnur, un~stEs-A tnruc -sosk al
h on, N,,,lTs forty different
-, lis and ,,4tt,rns s.n,. x,r,. inn Tor sale hy
,lqc l5ts IouN II SEAY. Druggist
=.
ENRESh SARATOGA w Atih'-N s"pp'y .si
~ Saratoga Water direct from the Springs lnst 20 h ~
iof sale by JOHN IL st,a.,,
sep ls proseIs',-
-. =, 80, a.. xxn,,, Yiuc
IL ~ lur o' ''S o'' Nv IN "a ,aunns Snrla
i'h' a'' i,l''t' ' ke', ,hso'" ~ & ,tr".,s and
~ - ~ ' - =. ,f "A hfta
ro Faint brushes common Pant brushes Narmsh hfnsnS
BADGER blenders Sash loes A., HronSrs and t"la i't
t'sf tf'h'h W 'nioN ''lss hha ,tlat'is 4, n
o,tats Druggists.
-,
HNSNsefN ms hOPE.-sli Drulhs H. INV"
mtu and owners oi Horses should have she q 'a'
uNrtrut Remedy on hand, irr the enf' ei h"'nha"''
bruises Wounds just recvtvVdhy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-30
,S,. ,5Ess3Is1iS s's:C sO

a &slr,y RAJ for the rapid otrs of L9HRhs, 1fiS'
a fSksS5 - U.rrs,jfeS Fy0lrtHS UhyuPfP coaPa,
J Gss.sslSr cram isfbaa and G0asAiNpf'3h- ms
Ssx,xT remedy ha, won for ils,if such nnt"rley
Ty~~E fr lis cures Of every Pulmonary disease
ss" SEs that IL Is entirely uuuer, sSaTN to reciht
4 Sa-Y thp evidences of It's virtues in any com
ECL-As .SsfI muuitv where has been employed. 20
r-A sARe.ef field Of its usetulncsS aHf $"
u1ernT fIr -os IT fte cures that almost every s'ctan "f
the country bouuS in persons publicly known who nave beh
restored ram alarming ari even desperate diseases oi the
lungs by its use When once tried its superiority over every
other medicine Of its kind is too apparent ' tS'a oso
and where its ycs are know the public M longer hesitate
what anlrte employ the distressing ana aane a.
e'tious Of the pulmonary organs when "e ho4t'
climate. And not only formidable attacks upon tue lusS
Int the mider varieties of Colds Coughs ioa's,it -
and or Children Il is the peasanest aud safest le'o'' '
can he obtained -. ...,,.,
As III hs, u been in constant use throughout this sceon
need not do more than assure the people its quality kept
that ever been, and that the genuine M
Gle j. sold by John II Seay, Lynchhurgi ana ny an 'se
and Country Merchants throughout the state
Purcell. Laid 4 Co., Richmond General Agents
:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-30

yarucr4 be supplied with any quah'uS {" NO feruVl
An a. siu,qa (iuaHo direct the Co rnm"nt Agent at
alu price it can be bought aiN whee fa aso keer
o,, head q good supply Ia7t,r Lump aud Iyuchburl
tus4 which vii, sell as chtap as any other House in thu
,l,r, WH : EILLER
i,,... it, IL ON Basin.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-30

A LARGE end extensive asoSrisient of City
y and Northern Manufactured Furniture always hand
Shuck Mattresses fuckers Patent spring beds and
Chairs of every description A. WINS1 on.
nov 27ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-30
JEWFLRY, WATCHES, &C.
NEw.oSrE.>.-Th. undersigned I'm,

~ NV tOSGEtsN.-Jhs "odrrstgncd hny
IN associated cms toFohcr nndrf the hrm and
" sfyo of rhunanN pnWdlio, ot the purpose ot ear
kr the 1t'clry business IN Its various branches
respectfully uafu then Unda aud the pulio general
viii keep constantly hand Cold nuu silver LIE
Or Anchor aud iopne WaehcH nronst Pima Finger Rings.
arruea. bracelets Gold Guards aud Fob thnln Sral Keys
silver Spoons Of other articles ic
g MI which Will sell As low can he
bought the State All ash call 10 assure the thhlc
" hat we Aay Ia ilno. JOSEPH \ THURMAN,
JAMES pINWIbbiE.
II Watches aud jew eli, rpard short notice and
reasonable Old gold aud 8Ne taken In csehange for
new 4 & ID
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-30
uw.AcmE..-w. .n,. re-

II DEVOI.VGNa4 WKON0UEN.-W We HIVE re-
coivcd something In the of llrenat Pins for La
dies be equal 10 lina They may he
n Cameo Enpmeod Painting aud then as box
and glass Tor miniature llkcneHa or halr.
IA on reference to another ar
trade IN this oonncspn so should be
pleased show enda, whether they buy
or not ploasa drop Ia. will lose nothing by calling
SlINERInORE CLIFF.
nov pl Ia Formerly H. Slyerihorn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-30

w MARkFr ST. OPPOSITE NAHKfT HOUSE, LYNCIIBuRG.
VA am prepared to furnish, at the NoIy shortest
lice Horses Hacks and IupIc,. hr very best in the eiy0
Pc, sons wishing ride Hack drawn ty fin" linracs
with the most polite careful drivers can he accommodated
by -. =,
Gentlemen wshusto take short afternoon drive with
adv in n ncv Buggy with nr Horse can be accommodated
10y
T. tI men hayuz Pleasure Iorsas BY scni, them to my
will have th,iu h Ia hHe order and ays ready at
sulers notirc alsp ponsihc Tor any ana'e done
t,ln Ahlo Ia ray slabr ail be peascd If the public will
give ea cai and themselves that my st1be IL better
,,t 81 ti,rn anv otlar m this rity L. WILLIAMS,
il-l5,Its Proprietor
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-30
.,nx rxu.Isms. MoTFLs. Ac.-Coop.
RygON.-The firm Office a '"hns"n

KI III = -
was H.. led by Limitation. on the 3lst i''eH9 r.
tle toneern will be used only in closing up II"
same rnosa indebted the concern are re-le'ta
red TO settle their accounts as it is important 'lht 'l,
l 10 osod we take occasion to return nhr 'th5'l'
thanks to our friends and the public for the fiy
ronage heretofore extended to MS ana etri'H n : .,
a,inn ~ tho Same to the concern OF Ire Johnson W.
u"'ion 0' ' ~ JOHN Il. LEE.
TIIpS l. JOHNSON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-30

4 toOpsH H'@ stcdned sheet ""d shred e-s"gi"
Y for Ranr MsHrc Table loles, Ae primo article Tor
toniec ontfs, ate aud Family To be obtained with
directions u.n, The principal Groccrs and Drnggista
Throughout fhc Hmtod States
ls.lm rErER COOPER, New York
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-30

fNDNN0bi.s !. aDA eas, Vobn'co N""'His-
" SluN MERCHANTS, No Il FHuNf str ri, New YORK,
u lbrrai ide aiccs consignment .
Nh INNIsN " ANtS would ho pleased 10 hoar from hls
friends house. JAMES \. tbN NNpls'h
atl 2}dk EOH.I NJ. ADAMS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-30

7TTII7'I ''E''''''7'
RkANruoults- Hanover 81, noston, NJ - Chap
cl ST. Now Haven ct GluNerYlr n Sn ~ Brnnd 81
y N#work y j NJ l2 Chestnut st. fhhdephai NJ" lan
Baltimore Batnorri ". - MVstmnstnr ST. itosnonet
K Nn E3# IN 81 Cincinnati! No G5 Nartl ith 81. St
I.ons, NJ - st chas st, New orleans No 20 panrhih
4 Mnblc ldcc aldScis
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-30

The HuGu desrcS to call the attention OF fRrcnts
aud Hr7rn+ having children of slow mcuta ~ physt nj De
NohpCucut 6" TIN t., TINT he has opened III Harlem lew
miles above tho ttY New York. In very hoalthl AM,
heauuul eeeuop. Private Family school Whero such cm
rn be received aud taught Tho rNpcren'e he has hai
ur more than eight connection with the Massachusetts
mud fruu Institutions ur Idiots has shown hhh
that muct hc dome In bringing thcsn chtifcn !"
more n"nn condition In many Instances he has had theh'
etun home either tu common school with adNahths'
engugoin the duio II cwh suceea4 The earlier tho
training the better for cirehlats rociencs Ae
address JAMES n, RICHARDS,
nnn.l " nrnn1 NIL lnIl Now Y Nnlk.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-30


~ always the conclusive proof Of great merit
Judged by this labor saving machine heio" h"
luhc comparable singers Sewing Machines Ane oHtao'
fishing the highest reputation In The United SaltH theN W'
exhibited nj the late Exposition lniversco In FtNu
they carried OF the highest and great manuiaee'
make Them has been built In Paris.
every hruthuf industry In which sewing Ia o be done,
these machines be used with immense profit As the speed
the Railway travelling foot, 40 Ia sewing With
Singers Mhrluos compared with hand ncwtng No iaoi,
shoemaker lrcssnacr carriage trimmer sadder halter Ne.
should hc without The fair profit OF using ono nt
these machine. regularly employed, Is one Thousand Dolaa
yeAr In alt private families whore there Is much sewing !"
be these Invaluable assistance Planters
and hotel keepers find Them particularly convenient ana prom
tRhle These machines simple In their construction ana
durable heup the only Kind Of Sownr Ma
cnn mnie hN which every sort of work, coarse or mo
could he perfectly Nocuel Theunlsot interior an worth
less Sowing Machine, made and sold under vnons
hui singers Machines aone have been found every
where To satisfy the wtut-o Of the public.
Plain printed instructions r using, H"nt Win theh ma
chine from viii hhny readily acquire the Rft o man
them mlthHca packed securely I" ~ To any
rutot the world To all porsona desiring moro particular IN
formation viii Hpplratinnh by letter NJ nth"r oi our "i
Aces forward copy ct NJ Singer ooe danetle iaaf
wholly dcset,d to the Sewing Machine mt"r'st
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-30
NuM llGmV-TmE CmEArEsT NEI


- time hrth should purchase OF lheso Machines
They simple in easly put out OF hdls
handled With the work done Is peh
.,tung, and the saving # labor immense -.
STABiER a JONES',
ma s.lycts for GruVrr. lankcr 4 Go
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-30

fTI- d7V U--1TIIT-I WIN J0TN q
TuoMN . ANDERSON for the purpose of transaeing IA
GENERAL. GROCER COMMISSION AND fOltW ARD
ING BUSINESS under The firm and styl" of ANDERSON,
ADAMS 4 CO. tho Old stand of W. r. Anderson (for-
mrfly j. H. bruNictJ
Try Hallway Keep IN hand yrll selected stock Of Orc
Guano, ground and lump Plaster, Livingston Poughs
and Casting
Particular attention given To The slleet consnents and
advances made on Produce IN hand
WILLIAM !. ANDERSON,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-30

tod ourselyes together under the style aud fh q" 49,
Johnson A Co. the purpose "f cHhdu'"he = ir - n
cor Commission and Forwarding busInrs-. a '" '''
zee Johnson Main Street where "r N". DC ga, " -,
our old friends and the puutc, WIN 4 promise - " |
effort to promote their interest. ,.,.,. - 1rt
1'4BS. L. JOHNSON,
Lvnchbugg Jan. l, 1851. GEORGE W. h'''-''@
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-30

Ia IN -EvurY body knows that 10 morrow Is
to first day 6" thono" 9rar ' bni "r"ly hoy does mol
Ntd aud upoued tho hrEcrt
PLY Spoons aud fks tnt has been offered In TIL
market this lNe generally known,
desire attention the eiroumalnco through Tho public
prints
invoice alluded 10 nbnvc embraces Table and Ten
the bert -Yof and of every variety of price, Dos
aud Dining Fuka. at Narouh rrto' aud Nc'ghtHi alsa
jelly, aud ut beautiful patcrhs, To-
handsome stock Cups Dee trerm huiyUs II"
KEW. Guuh Seiapcfa. utter knNeh soup Ladies', &c NIL
o. shall .o aB low thpy can he furnished and
I I.Htet "a he ut the best silver.
al bo pleased Ia show thcm 10 of our friends who
VII ID, the favor to call aud look a iicm
dc it#t. SIINEf&IIlDRN n tLIFT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-30
CARRIAGES. BUGGIEs. ROCK

~ ~. WAYS sc, &c-JnHN H. DfDLAKE successor
10 his father, II. NJ Ddlake, has just received
'r4uuiu lot Of CARRIAGES, BUGaIES &c. He IL also
prepared work order and all repairs neatly
promptly done, having in his employment Mr.. 7. r. New
tho lo,r Coach Smiths In America he having served
somoo the largest manufacturing establishments in
Tffs tt ma A
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-30

~ ~" and H"nu,sfui Dt-"osr'y a, n. u. tan
~ NERS photographic Portrait tnllury. Npm st"et =
Bridge Street iSnchhufg Va / H1n Era Ia M
Hi0VraJAir f Great Improvements on the "AmhrolyIoin
Positive ruies Fnss United aud IN tolorS hnposHhp
beauty durability. artistic ctet and LIE Ike ttrrasnn an
>Yieuf rorratso Miniature oyo before drawn by pnnei
q tist.
Hnenora raunnrsa cth # lieht and .nle mud ruh
tone they wonderful They without iho glare
Dagporeaypr can be ia any light aud Right aud
LETT. showing View Of the face
1h,y be- taken ia u and cloudy weather ~ wei as IN
,lenr weather. vary Hhur gttnga and oascd and Framed
without doay
H., has tusi returned North. with every improve
tc hnd hns paired aud htod up his Gnl'tY IN
new behutn ,lc would lie rrnsed 10 whit on all
vo may him with cali IhooRta apis, plain or coiofe
IN oil or " atot. II the nnesi style of the art
uaguerfeuivpes Paintings. Drawings, a.. copied out
door view Miniatures deeensed persons taken n the
notice
R,tNHIi-G Gnrges moderate koueaaes warranted 10
please Stock for sale aud instruction ia tho art
act 4 N = TANNER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-30

NT1:,v r.usr, GH00Etts ". NV no~

W ..asai s winch for lYle md quality cannot be sur.
uass#s a5y In I'll ,re can ud looh at them soan.
my !. Is JOHN hHRAllANS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-30

ftREsT AITRAtTEDN.-p Goods at
In dteed prices. all . bc spd on by list Of March
Enntg Hrpeadcd and striped Silks
Plain Black silks, very cheap,
Paris Printed Drlnnrs,
McTinoCB and Apnras,
Cloths aud fHa.imercs,
fhunels and IiuseyB,
iankcta and kerseyR,
Hosiery aud Gloves.
Velvet nd Cloth Cloaks
Gents and liadeA Mcrino Shrts,
Embroidered lIaudkcfcheis
Collars and Sleeves
And other Good hch will be sold at reduced
pricca, nj tho established cheap store uf
jan 5ts NATHANIEL GTGGENIIEIMERi
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-30

rf4 fsriu- fal=ro viii be
ue#,s.t .uiI DIV ize''toen tho
r,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-30

fully TO the public in general and his friends
Inns removed the old stand Mr. Valentine oppo-
st hr Liberty Ware lionsc where be found well
stock # Ready Made Clothing and Gcntlemens fur.
Good which ho sell cheap any similar house
city lie n alro prepared Tor Cutting out making
clothing, at lhe shortest notice Come
air Next my store il Room for Rent which Is adapted
Oniee any small business to be carried in IT,
dec 5d}mua GEORGE BLAKEY.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-01

CoxGREss--The assembled wisdom OF
the nation is still, as it has been every dav
during the present. session, discussing the
intermiDable slavery question. The ball
was opend by the Black Republicans
p. Hale, in the Senate, and Lewis D. Camp
bell in the House-and has been incessant-
ly kept up to the total exclusion of the le-
gitimate business for which Congress was
assembled. The Presidents Massage was
made thu. pretext for this everlasting war of
. words, ia reference to slavery, on the floor
of Congre1s. The whole subject might
much better have been left to the newspa-
per press, if it must be discussed at all at
this time. Business of importance de-
mands that the briefperiod of time TO which
the present session is limited, shall not be
FILTERED as,ay in contest that holds out
no prospective good, while it may be pro-
ductive of Uncomfortable mischief.
State Sentinel
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-01

AGRICULTURAL DIscovERY--A Paris
letter writer states that scientific gentle
man discovered two years ago, embedded
with some embaimed bodies, a species of
wheat not then in existence. In the time
of the early Gallo kings certain quantity
of wheat was placed in the coffin of en-
.balmed bodies. Some of it was sown, and
it yielded from sixteen to twenty stalks to
grgin, willie there was on an average
twenty mere grains in the head han in the
ordinary wheat.
A considerable Quantity of this ancient
wheat was sown on the government farm
last fall Great reports are received Of its
productiveaess. The ordinary wheat of
France is believed to be only a degelera-
ton ofthis ancient grain, deteriorated by
centuries Of reproductions. THIS discoy-
cry takes France back fourteen centuries
for seed wheat, and it is expected will put
her in possession of one-eighth more az
: ricultural wealth than she possessed before
the discovery.--Boston journal.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-01

CURRANr TREEs.-Having noticed that
currant bushes may as well be made trees
as shrubs, conclude to tell You how ]
have seen it done. In ihe spring of 1881,
my father commenced a garden, and among
other things, set cuttings for currant bush
es. l determined tc experiment on one of
those cuttings; and as soon as it grew, /
pinched off all the leaves, except the top
tuft, which / let grow. The cutter was
about fourteen inches long, and during the
summer the sprout from this grew ten in
ches.
The next spring pinched off all the
leaves to about half way up the first year S
growth, SO as to leave the lowest limbs two
feet from the ground. 1t branched well,
and becarie a handsome dwarf tree
When it came to bear fruit, it was more
productive than any other bush in the gar
den, and the fruit larger
1t was less infested with spiders and
other insects; hens could not pick off the
fruit, and grass and weeds were more east
ly kept from the roots. and it was an orna-
ment instead of a blemish. Now I would
propose that currant cutting be set in rows
about four or FIVE feet apart each way (let
them be long and straight ones, J and train
Ell into trees.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-01
Law of Eawsnaners.

l. Subscribers who do not give express notice to
the contrary, are considered as wishing to continue
their subscriptions.
2. If subscribers order the discontnuance oftheiI
papers, the publisher may continue to send them
until all arrearages are paid.
3. Ii subscribers neglect or refuse to take their
papers from the Office they held responsible till
they have settled the bin and ordered the paper dis
continued.
informing the publishers, and the paper is still sent
70 the former direction, they are held responsible
The Courts have decided ths. refusing to take
paper from the Office, or removing and leaving
uncaled for, IS rRIMA FAcIE evidence OF intentional
fraud.