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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-18

cEsaszxFG- K Oh NJ y ND A ND ID n
esssSs$ WILLIE RAILROAD WINTER Ar
RANGEMENT.-On and after Wednes-
day, Oct'r lst 1885, the mail train win leave RICH.
MOND daily Sundays excepted) at 9 O'Clock, A.
M. connecting at the Junction with South-side Rail-
road to Lynchburg at IL NJ, and arrive at Dandlle
p M. Returning leave Dsnville at Ills, A. NJ, con-
Meeting at the Junction with Side Railroad to
Petersburg or Lynchburg at II M, and arrive at
Richmond at 3:l8, r. N. The train will stop for
passengers at the following points only: Manches
ter, Robiou's, Coal-feld, Temahawk, PowhAtan Mat
tosx, Chua, Amelia c. H., Jetersvs, Jennings Ordi
nary, Junction, Prices Meherrin, keysville brakes
Branch Mossingford, Roanoke, Clover, Scottaburg,
Boston. Nsw's Ferry, Barksdale's, Rinsgold and
Danvile. -
Children and under IL years of ago. and co'ored
servants half price. Servants travelling by themselves
must be furnished with two passes so that one may
be retained at the office where they purchase Their
tickets and must be expressly stated that have
permission to ride on the cars.
Passengers for Farmville, Lynchburg, Wytheville,
Abingdon, Va, and Jonesbero', RusseAvilie and
Knoxville, Tenn, connect with South-Side Railroad
at junction.
Passengers for Greensboro and Salem, N c., con-
meet daily at Danville with Holderby & Co.'s fest
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ga SPRING, 1857.
Efs6 CHINA, GLASS AND EARrHENWARE.

GEORGE ]. SUMNER,
No. 20 Pearl &C., Richmond,
Has in store, and 10 now receiving ny recent arri
walls from Liverpool and the American Factories,
his Sp'ing supplies of AINA. GLASS, EARTHEN.
WARE, LOOKING. GLASSES, FANCY GOODS,
&c, to which he invites az examination from mer-
chants visiting this market.
His stock will be found extensive and complete,
and will be sed good terms any house In the
country can offer. .t- 81
70 all cash or prompt paying time customers, In
ducements will be offered equal to any to be found ..
the North.
TO those me rchants who have been In the habit Of
buying all their goods at tha North, he would say
that all he asks ID impartial inspection Of his
stock ard prices assuring them they will time,
labor aud expense, by leaving their orders here.
The m! st careful and experienced packers engaged,
and goods promptly forwarded =
+ sTONEWARE of the best quality, at factory
prices, 49,. mh6-2m
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3 s - R19T., ellOEe, TnUHKy. -
- kcs<-Ihe subeenber inf0rn1 Mic
s ~ ffispds sn1 the pubIis. thaf Ne hes 9 =
- returned - tbs city. and tahsa the store NO
150 Main sfseet, two doofs bsiow the Exe3esgs
Sank. for the purpose Of esryipe on tbs 6OOT
AMI 0uOE BUsfNESs n eli its branches Hs
has now, and will always keep on hsad. general
sssortmen. Of Northern and Eastern WORK, selected
BIZ himself and unsurpassed BY ssy in the city ..
well 40 work of HE own manufacture. HE sseck OF
Mannfssturine Materials cannot be surpsssed
/ TkUNKS.-A coed sasorfment of Trunks always
on hand. which Be will sell Of On all advance.
He will be pleased TO his old friends and Gus
TONERS 81 heretofore
NH 10---Im tN DAWN CUhHr.
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DRIED ScorT-Hho il remanded to slavery by
the recent Supreme Court decision, IL the slave Of
one ofthe Massachusetts Fremont, Freedom-iov-
log n C.s-Dr. Chaffse. through his wfs DR..
c. represents the Springfield district. the Argus of
lar case f-.t.
"Some years since DR.. Chaffse, then . widower,
married the widow Of DIR. Emerson. Of Missouri,
who had died, leaving to bis wife and only daugh-
ter . considerable slave property. Among these
slaves was Dred Scott and his family; and as DIR.
Emerson In the perform auce of his duties as a
surgeon In the U S Army bad carried this fam
lily into Illinois, they. bis death. claimed their
freedom. and brought suit to enforce It.. ibis
emit. thus brought. was defended by the admnis.
TRAITOR Of the estate on behalf and with the consent
Of the wife of DR. Chaff e aud her daughter, who
were the heirs at law. The decision OF the bench
tina. bred Scott was not citizeo of the United
States and could not sue In the U. Court, has
remauded him and his family TO Mrs. Chaftee
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MRNE- r. II, TAYLOR'S MUSID
S5I11s SALOON AND PIANO WARE
TKHEsR,3o99MMoi S GoV va OR STREET
ed is sole agent in this city for the sale of the cee.
brated NUNNS x CLARK'S PIANO FORTEs-
These instruments have received the unqualified an.
proval OF ss greatest Piansts in this country and
Europe ne aiso keeps Pianos of other good and ca.
tabshed makers
IL T. keeps constantly on hsnd an assortment OF
the best MUSICAL lHSTEUM ENTS, and MusosI
Merchandise in general, consisting Of
MelOdeoEs. with sisge and double Reeds; Mar.
tins unriva!ied Guitars; Accordeols, Flutes Flies
Fiegeolets, Victims, Banjos.
The largest and most beautiful assortment of fash.
ionabe, new and standard SHEET MUSIC to be
found in this State.
liberal discount made to teachers and schools
Pianos Tuned and let to hire. Old Pianos tax en- in
part pay for new ones. !.
jail P. H. Taylor. !
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DORTABLk GAS APPARATUS :. Hav.
L ing received the exclusive agency fer the State
ofVirginia from the Maryland Portsble Gas Comp,.
NY, for the sale of their machines wa are now nra
pared to contract for tn sir ere ction f
The machine Is remarkable for Its extreme .im
plicity, its safety and economy half ceot Der
burner for an hours consumption, is large est mate
for this Gas while in Illuminating qualities II IL not
surpassed BY the Coal Gas of any city in The Uniol.
IL Is we'll adapted for Private Houses, Fsctoriss,
and provides, what in cltiss il considered an inds
pensso,s luxury. good gas light. at much less az.
penso than 10 paid for Oil or Candles
Aes 'nio!msIion on the subject NAV be obtained
py soareshhg STEBBfNS h JULIEN
IN" l0l Broad street.
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cHASTAIN WHITE. LAWRENCE S. MARfE
WHITE d FyAKYE, Attorneys nj Law,
w RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, attend the Courts
Of Richmond City, the counties OF Henrico, Hano-
yer Caroline, Chesterfield and Goochiand; and the
District Court of Appeals at Fredericksburg.
LAWRENCE 8 MARYE 10 Notary Public aud
Commissioners of the United States Court of Claims
Office E. B. spsnce's, corner of Governor and
Main streets.
CHASTAIN WHITE will have an cfRse at Ash.
land Hanover county. '-l9-Sm
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- al grades constantly on hand. at iovest msrkst
rates; for sale by 81
fe 2i-lm fm WINSTON q POWERS
DUKE hfE.--- lhat fayorito OlA W his
= Key now over nina to ten yesrs old, can still DO
had Of u.s. htoo we'll known 10 say any more far.
shsr than We warrant It TO plsass or tsse 1t hack
Tor sale by WINSTON 4 P0WEHRg IA,
h2i-lm - = CornaE Cary and Pearl sc
CHOICE OLD WlNKH AND BR1N
~ DIEn,s alvayD 30 be- bad Tor Medicinsl use A.
the RlCHM0ND WINE STORE.
mh7 K.sAx - $50 u Main street
HAkN u q H y s@Ouf supriy on Hard
eenstantly. rspienished .duTips the balance of IN
ssasos snA TIE prise via Be reduced fr,m this dsfs
- mo !. wnara. 49, 49,. -
fsrds Garner 10Th q aaA Basin, cad 6tk sa1 Sysd,
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SONNY e ..:.H.s Is -, s.i; s, . 81;
Express To- end fos, Nsrfbtk, Petersburg ana Ric3-
mond, b. Aeamen Jamsstown and Roaaots, which
leays Nav York every "Wednesday ANA Saturday.
and thsnss by railrcsd 10 Wsid1a, Wilmine tos..
Lynehhurg,. Salem, Wythevills, and the pfincIpai
pieces n virsiniAsnd North Carolina, arc now pre-
rates, every kind Of Merchandise Vaiusbls Parcels
places ON the seahosrd. sf ~ 5-'.-1-'T =
Our Exprnss on the Steamships viii be sssompa-
MED b. special Messensers who will siye teir per
sonal attention to the careful handling Of rood en-.
trusted to the ADAMH EXPRESS CO.'S sseanshir
Express. g. : --,E-s -
6htppers Will please take notice that psekascs %
points In Virginia and North Carolina Will be sent b.
steamers, unless otherwise marked. stsasl 80
Freight received on day Of sailing, until o'slosk
Z. ~. J. L. MACDONU0H,
AGENT Of AdamS Exnreaa Co.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

John w. DAVIES, -rs
DEALER IN AMERICAN AND ITALIAN
MARBLE, BROWN STONE AND GRANITE.
MAIN STREET, BETWEEN 9TH AND 9TH SITS.
MONUMENTS, TOMBS HEAD PIECES,
House snd Store Fronts Window and Door Sills, be
BurYiag G1osnds enclosed with Stone and Iron Rail
ing. Rifss Premium awarded by the Mechanics 10
stit-4a and Arrtcnltursl Soestv Of Virginia
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
"1 ,r.dsesssy SSe~ss.s, March Is, 1857.
raNANCIAL AVN r"nMRRCTAL.

Tbs va'ue of fareiss s,oas imported ct the port o,
n ,srcr duytss The We. iSth inrtsut. en- oun1c1 70
So,S s,x sso.ins q deerease OF 4&St o,1 ~ COM
n.r,d vita the &C rrespoa0ios week Ia 1855
by TELEGRAPH
BALrrNo e. March IL .Floa, del asd arcopins
oaot.d At es 7sI 81. whsst duII ana uneaanseo'
rayn sr4. Il and a little better, but unchanged
Nrw y,,x March "a -FIour-prime State cts
49, G,kE.t vers dull Corn heavy. etscks firm.
SsIr. Yesterday Of SO sesva Ga at es2.
HJch-send Markets. March ~.
vrorrR -harset rather duh; Gales at 1886 for
soSvuExT--Nc e.anea; 81 350Sf 40 for good to
lin. red: 81 45Se sl.5a for sosd to prime white.
pC0RE--sa,es sit cents, though the market not
r,,s :, s.tG S'aoxs still limited.
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- NOTICE TO THE LADIES'
The subscriber has just received large
supply Of Ladies', Misses and Chidrsns
Shoes, consisting In part Of
Ladies' Morocco Welt Bootes, with heels
Misses do do do DO
Children's do DO do do
Ladies' do Thin sole Bootees, with heels
Do de do do without heels
Do Black Lasting Caters, very fine
Do do do do without heels
Do do Black Morocco and Kid Slippers,
with heels
Misses Morocco Bronze Slippers
Children's Morocco and Pat Leather Ankle Ties
And many other styles OF shoes.
All of the above goods were selected by hin self
with especial care and he takes pleasure in
msndne them 10 his customers, aa being of the very
best quality. ALEX. HILL.
nb ....... I27 Main street
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SkJlI.LlAM HURLEY. Banker.
w SO Main st., opposite the st. Charles Hotel,
Richmond, Va
Dealer in Domestic Exsh.pgs, Uneurrent Bank
Notes. Business Paper and Msr kstabie Securities of
every description.
LAND WARRANTS BOUGHT AND SOLD.
fe 10-6m
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John l. sMIrHrK.

CUPAHTNERsHIP. A. Tho subscribers
~ have entered into copartnership under the style
and firm OF REEsEE Il PAIR, for the purpose of
manufacturing Stone Ware, and have taken the
bouse the of 18th and Cary streets, where
they will keep always ON hand an assortment of the
very best quality of Ware.
. = - -. : '7s THOMAS KEESEE,
fe 19-in DAVID PARR. .rs
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- The GREAT sOUTHERN m
532R HAT AND CAP MANUfACrORY I'LL
- AND DEPOT. seq
SPRING TRADE, 1857. "a

FL. q a-t@ JOHN DODLEY,
81, MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA. g.
MANUFACTURES AND IMPORTER OF
HATS, CAPS, LADIES FURS, TRIMMINGS
81 &c, &c. s7f
Would on this occasion particularly cali the afen-
ton of his regular customers end others, to the pre-
paratons he has made for the businsss of Spring.
During his cent tour In the North, he has visited
not only thu cities of Baltimore, fhllsdephia and
New York but slso the principal manufacturing dis
trcts where goods in his line are gst upthus he has
bee enable th obtain samples of every article
made and purchase mo, adyantss eously than here
tofore t-.--..... ,st-i r-pss7 Il
For the I'm portation of French goods, hs has made
zach srrsng ements win insure him Q regular sup-
ply Of the newest and choicest styles 80.
variably been deemed by his customers superior to
those of Northern. Importation, From various i'm
provements recently made in bis factory, the supe
riority will not only Be maintained bat added to-
Such country merchants purchase elsewhere,
without givins Richmond trisl he would respect
fully invi to visit bis establishment-he assures
them should they do Sol they will find stock of good.
equailius variety, quantity and low prices that of
any other house North or South
His business arrangements are Of the completest
kind and the greatest attention is paid the careful
packing and prompt 'hipu'ent Of goods NH Cts
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.~1PECIAL NOTICE.--Express packages for
Norfolk Petsnbure Richmond. and sll places Ii Viz
ginia and North Carollna, intended fer shipment BY
be received BY the ADAMF EXPRESS COMPANY,
who the authorized Agents for Express privileges
on these ships. go ttt , g.
Company. LUDLAA RLEASANT6,
ap 4Eu Agenta-
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80 BY ADA W y Dc CO.'S Express
a rom Philadelphia, we are in receipt OF the
=, TO lowing desirable Shoes: t-
Ladies' black and coored eaters very fine; Ia6i-s'
Morocco welt Boots; ladies' Morocco welt Buskips;
ladies' Morocco thin sole Euskps; ladies', Velvet
Slippers; lsdies kid Jenny Lnds; Childrens Morocco
reid Boots; chiIdren's Goat we'd Boots; childrens
thin sole Morocco Boo's ehiIdrsn's Bronze 4erocso
Boots with many other styles of Shoe, which a.
usual will be sold cheaper than the same can be hao
elsewhere. MARCUS HARRIS,
NH ~ 1888 Broad street.
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CHILDKEN's SHOES OF every
SIZE lust received BY the steamer City Of
Richmond trunks Of the above Goods -
We would just say to those that have called, that
have them from No. to 10 ivory nice article Also,
by the Same ste amer, lot of Misses Bootees g..
G. 8. MAURICE,
NH Is Metropclitan Store Isl Main 1t
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4atahE EAT REDUCTION IN THK nm
-- PRICE OF BOOTS AND HAfS.-Brom Ml
Is to 20 per cent. saved by buying from J. 40
~ Il. ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel Building
Moleskin Hats, best quality. 50
MoJeskin Hats second quality s 90
Fashionable Silk Hats. 80
Pine Cslfskin Sewed Boots. 30
Consess Cater Boots. 8 Is
Fine Caltskin Sewed Shoes. Observation-Disclosures. %
J. ii. ANTHONY has made arrangements with one
of the best makers In the city of Plad sphia to sup.
pIy him with . handsome and substantial Calfsifn
sewed Boor which he Will sell at thu
ou price Of $3.50. 90 18--d&sly
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A TIVE CUKk FUk CAN1nn.
without the use Of caustic or theknifs, reliabls
aua uniform In In its effects in all cases, and proved
beyond apostolic doubt, in every case to which it
has been applied .el.-
All persons afflicted with this disease will run no
risk in the matter as it is given to the public ON its
own merits, and NO reward required should it ai to
effect cure. So.
To all persons therefore, recurring further infer.
Pamphlets giving me useful information to ali
who are afflicted in this way. with this heretofore
considered lneufaoie disease, who may send me
JOHN GATHERS, os5ice No 1o2
Iezo-Sv beltimor- st B"himors. Md
NUrlCn -tthe nnMrond III aIl., 4 late !. =. 4.
: aieTo,s near the new Gss House, i. in perfect
&c, for Toll or Cash F,oar win be packed ia bar.
res or bags, Il desired. Over 10 busiieIs Of wheat
will anly be charged ope-tsnth toll 81 a.vs Il sa
Flour Meal ana Feed for sale ct thu Mill, or sup.
Piled to customers at the lowest cash price, .
B-Grinding done for Merchants on the lowest
terms by lie ls-imfl "A. MCDOWELL t.
T'HE sUB.UKlBER WISHES TO EM-
snhooi Of boys and girls. at his house. Wyanoka.
Amelia county virgio on middle sed gentleman
Addre.sJ A. jstsrsviiIa. Va - : Il Sim :
% KMOVAL.-D. HAIKKTY, He'll and
II BASS FoyrpER AND FrNIsHER.-Hayins re-
moved my Foundry to No. 256 Main street, between
orders for eli lind: Of Brass and Compo.itioo Gu
ngs ale, all kinds Of Rrsss Finishios; and HAVING
purchased the patent right of Gaustf's mt Anti.
kind now in use, will furnish the same much chesp
or than Rrssa g 80
D. 1AGERTY, Bell end Brass Founder,
No. 256 Main street.
N. B. All 1inds Of Bells made tn ordar- ja l7-SD
y b. COHK q CO.,. .AUCTIONKERa
NO, 10 lain STREET, oher their services 10
the public Auctenseru fer the sale Of Rsai Estate
Furniture, Groceries, Dry Goods HorseA Cattle ke
q the shortest nise and upon the most resaoashls
terms. ss gs,,s : !
HAVING large ma sommoliou rooms they Mn r..
Of storage. 80 n -
Gu. door ssls.ef essrJ assari1aios assssdsl = o.
o. ressonakts ternA NsasNs ~ fEE3 ~
y B. COOK. 4sIas isss 80 MN NOYV g
seS bss5saa sksita .F7
SyXQCK6 sH0h HALH = anas z -E-TT- = = 4
y 40 go - Viieisia State % satega Y
eoe CAntrl Railsoad BosSs, q )
fst----t s CIV. RuxcELLA Coz
Z saa..a - Il Z .essNsaX sAzA.
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Having sold to w. PETERSON my stock of Drugs,
&c AZ the store corner of 18th and n ain streets
hereby recommend him to the confidence of my
friends and the public, and respectfully ask for him
continuance of the patronage heretofore so literally
bestowed upon me-.
My office, for the present. will be with Mr.. Peter
son. a. the old stand .qs a.
MARCH 2, 18;7-mh S-dfm J. B. WOOD.
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SXQGKR sf0A &AIn - 9H2s z LII = q.
NJ 40 go y - VifeiAia State ssas48s W
eo CAntnl kailsead Boads q s
y ssuas - MT pusehsserss y Fl. S. a bst3s 81
j Att 80 4 CIV. IuxCELL = Coz
: sss "a :. ed essMaaX sHza
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- SPhING SHOES
snH6 FOR GENTLEMEN
Received THIS MORN
ING by Adams Co.'s Express, the following very
handsome and hyperion Shoes for gsntlemen:
Gents Fat. Lisa. Opere Congress Caters, pump
bottoms.
Gents French Calfskin Congress Caters, pump
bottoms ..,. go
Gents Pat. Lea Stitched Oxford Ties. e.
Gents Pat. Lea. Stitched Broad strap Shoes
attention. and are invited to call and examine Them
at No. Is Main street.
NH n mo r. PAGE To
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- TUbACGU FACTORY FOX RENT.
The Tobacco factory, now occupied BY Mr. N
01 B. Dickinson, on 18th street. between Main and
Cary, will be for rent next year. Possession rysa
lst January. Apply 10
BARKsDALE READ,
oe 8--H Shockoe Warehouse.
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The WHEAT CRoP.--We learn that
the wheat crop in this country will
make an abundant yield. tits thought
the amount raised in this country will
exceed that of 1855. Many Of the
farmers have been harvesting the
present week. In some portions the
rust has appeared, but it has not so
far. done material injury.--Murtrsss.
boro Telegraph, 27M.
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WHY is Clover Beneficial 10 I.and'

Because it derives vast amount oi
carbon from the air, which tho clover
supplies to the soil a dry s'a'N Oh
clover consists almost entirely OF car
bon ia crop of clover is turned uh'
der and decays, large quantity Oh
carbon is distributed in the soil Even
if the crop is not turned under a large
amount is deposited in the soil through
the roots Of the plant.
Carbon forms the basis Of charcoal
and BY agricultural writer's IS re-
qucntly used spontaneously with that
word 1t IS on excellent absorbent
and for this reason is valuable IN SOUS
for the purpose Of retaining manures
and all fertiIizing matters. In Europe
and in many places in this country
where the soil is poor and manures
costly, carbon Tor charcoaD is fire.
ouently scattered over heaps Of ma
nure or other substances emitting
offensive odors, and the gases thus es-
Gaping will consequently be alb
sorbed by the charcoal. 1t IS also an
excellent absorbent of moisture, and
is therefore very valuable in soils 1t
also renders the soil warmer, and in
fine, is one of our most valuable ma
nures. 1t is not our purpose mere 10
speak Of all its excellent qualities, but
we wish merely to say that in no way
can it be so easily and cheap\y com
bined with the soil as by raising clio.
yer. Farmers who have tried it and
seen its effects upon their soil, consider
it one Of the best ways ofkeeping their
land in a fertile state, by raising is as
An alternate crop.
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A good fluid glue, ready a, all times
for instant use, without any prelimi.
nary preparation, is one of the most
useful articles of stock with which n
workshop can be furnished. TO make
such a glue, all that is necessary is to
melt three pounds Of glue in quart
of water. and then drop in gradually
a small quantity of nitric acid. When
this ingredient is added, the mixture
is to be taken from the fire and allow
ed to cool. Glue SO prepared has
been kept in an open bottle for two
years, and still ready for use on the
instant.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-04

Cure FOR SwEsEY.--Let me give you
cure for sweeney which have seen
treated successfully, after many others
had failed, on two valuable HORSES
About the middle of the shoulder, or
where the sweeney is the worst, make
an incision through the skin. only large
enough to admit quill, blow into it,
and work it round till the skin is loos.
ehed as far as the sweeney extends;
then combining the air, close up the
orifice. as we do in bleeding a horse,
by sticking pin through the skin
and fastening round with thread or a
horse hair. c. PALMER.
Mansfield, Ohio.
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The corn and cotton, notwithstand

The corn and cotton, notwithstand-
ing the lateness of the season, now
look very promising in this region.---
There is generally good stand OF
both, and if the farmers are blessed
with a few more seasonable rains,
there will be an abundant yield. The
crop of oats at this time looks quite
promising. There will be an abun.
dance raised. 10.
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offer the above machines to the farmers
of Franklin, aud would say that offer them
the best Thresher and Power manufactured In
the United States, and in proof of that fact
the above machines have taken premiums at
all the State Fairs except New York. war
rant these machines TO give entire satSiac-
ton, else returned at my expense.
DR.. S. W. HOUGHTON is my authorized
agent for this county, and he holds himself
in readiness to make all explanations neces
sary 10 the satisfaction Of those desiring to
purchase.
CERTIFICATES.
This is to certify that we have used Vince
Ter, Meelick g. Co. Is Threshers and they have
given entire satisfaction, and we believe they
are Il @ best Threshers in use.
Dr. w. p. Temple, W. :. Waters,
R. II. Temple, q. W. Bell
II. C. Hurst, James U. GIoVl''
VIM. Hoover, Esq, Alfred Elliott,
Mini, C. P. Houston, John Knott,
Jessey Philips & Ganbre.
SOlEN EEART. Agent,
ShelbyvIlle, Bedford Co., Tenn.
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The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-04

BONE SpAvIN-l have tried the fol.
lowing and found it a good remedy for
bone SPAWN. Take two ounces OF
mercurial ointment, ! ounce of iodine
ointment, two ounces Of camphor and
six ounces of oil origanum; warm and
mix thoroughly by holding the dish it
warm water. Apply twice, daily
Keep the horse dry while applying
rub the mixture in with the hand. !
will cure in FIVE days.
Niagara. N. Y.