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o propose % oonrry the entire letter mail f~ the
y W % N. 'as a IL sisp % ri rrer ~ ~ sn
Frano California agreeaby The advertisement q the Postmaster
wsson suitable g ie 4 assense- q m Wen @ T. TIC
dollars 4ey earh for the annual sum q ~ dofars
Firm v q Gaa,amos
aertake ri i fhe freguns iii for carrying the nai
from q ,he hssig rirsr 2 san frapciseo ea,r,
CURED by The Postmaster General erer into The oa
~ Tlis 4 y d. sinry e aa and as 4
saaei nata n, zh safaH y re a v caers u S'
iafed tsiyned y two garanaor-)
Form n cs4.fcas
The nm sersisued postmaster II --- saae of -----
cers aHio ~ e II os tha Ae acquainted wi ne above
i issa. e. s''' tsspra9
INSTRUCTIONS
csseaaiag osaaius ac~saraed e
G7arfDea may dean yssn.
No pay win trips performed; such
enssions satisfactorily explained three the pay hr trip
inisrr pp.ciaed repeated
e lhe kd herein specified enlarged Prla.s srol.ortnce
leaving behind throwing Oh The Inas. rieu az
Up ss = rars u esSsss asersaer @ i ssa
aqnarters T,ay r'av be aeinctei
satisfactorily ezhinca by eerifenos q The anaat
gecng to post Office;
ing lowing either 70 the q 'he place or manner q car
ryng " 70 De VT l9u roeef % ' ana of rn
sing after demand 70 convey We hiA as rqaehi a. the contractor
i eone.rnfa n running coach on 'ie roaie
= ilif fohastef 'he fa may hhni tate F
agreaby CONTRACT Cor Violating The posi- Office lays
dt,bcyh lhe strucs 81 ii ael if "
carrier e REQUIRED By the y de 50 Tor assigning the
eatrac xisou me assem- q Ae Postmaster General m running an
eAlress y y nj q Pefs or l"'ss e0hs'f
ing tfaaiaule matter vut 81 ihe hlaii
8 h rceyu after tue last day at hsir naned or without te
guafanie7 required by law ean he considered IN competition wh
regular prnTosni reasonable IN amount
o. Inc roa me service t4e yFs pay ie name ana csiaeiee q
M bidder hat IS his usual office address and these q each
member q Nn where company ones sho1ia pe lney stated
Altered bids should not be snlied nor should bids once sub
miii"d Be withdrawn
Zach b must br suaraie W Two or more peFsnhH
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BY the President
Tuos, a. ifESuRiaKS,
NOTICE 10 IeE EiIr1ToN cI.AnlllyTs.

Every person entitled the right Of pre-emron any II the
lands within The shps and Iis q townships above enumerated
Required " establish te 10 the satisfaction a the regr and
lf land
peuioaEde Rofns and before appointed ior the
Of
clained otherwise such claim viii be Forfeited.
TIIoa A. HENDRICKS.
Commissioner of the General Land
Feb 1ayI3w fInf. AZ saaF1
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A cARD.We hereby notify those Of our ems
IA toners who have open
intention 70 have them drawn tho respe
lively rese1tod ior settlement The
has been years
egt TINT ateriy by many
eafpd matter of m without meaning object
such We beg leave say respectfully b earnestly heir a
be cioecd either bs cash satisfactory dasae
26--3lawew HDor FRO A 90
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United states Mail.

Fosr otF1c DEPARTMENT
pR0POSALs for carrying the mails Of the United
States from Ist stnbrr, 1ss7 3oth
iivng Ia the STATE of yfRGA and times spcci
l. viii c received department unl 81
ms q he 2ah day u July bc decided following
day
Ne s26s From Brsonburs by Dayton BdEewa Mosy
Mount Scion, P1rnassns Augusta Springs Lebanon
White sulphur sprngs, INerheld Covsraale, and
Valley, 10 Bath Alum, az miles aud back three
week n horse
leave Harrisonbnrg Monday, "Wednesday and Friday AZ
"a
Arrive az Bath Alum hv q, D. m.
Leave Bath nunl Tuesday, Thursday, and saturday
a
Arrive al Hsrrsanhprg by 0, y.
For rrs ~ proposa and cerhrae
and requirements he embraced cracfs see the advertise
meuts o. January H. 1850 February February 1857
or hcr % them IN nnphlet n all tho principal
AARON v. BROWN.
Postmaster General
june 9-1aw4w
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of the Government Of the United States
srau pnaKrsrsr
The Hhde uansry ears ID 10 s,nasei basness arising
aF hFesa raiss st al the ners q hr usid i sr more
,5s aIr a -, y ~ si | M Z INV a@la.ss q s 4 &c
rsrisy = sas slia lEls eA ans Assi.iaa' sgsr, u
ilpr, anl eur hossIhu.
D5asmase B,u~eh ifas prrariment
s agents K &c rnis ss srsi asa those q frssr ,oa
acreid . q. gsstrnasns y ~ az aas u..'raei'a
aes g aada Ar sfa JreBarea ed and rsesrea: and
hrhs eutrred IN auas suc taolc index
eaaar braneh has q lhe correspondence,
\ te I'ai.d states III hssrnns slAeeFs
tir a,s and 70 Ier. fr@ ,sHrr a.sins for
m arnrs ~ re'as - ceHsr aias ARE prepared asi erdd
gks DsSaasg Agssfe has charge &c correspondence
r nAaier. enetea nhh aocut, rslIng g ANY fana win 'is
disbursement ef wassh che department l. efargrd
Taaaeser. frrish ne
pnt rtgalre lie AIS resls to e.nnsien ~ esal
nsaed
css n Aysafss a4f essalui.us makes
ss 81 ~ '''sss ssss : ess ''ss s 8 EaS sii s
snshas whbt s isHnel Has charge q The library
,. Sc @ a @ as. 1 4 crIs sss Z sa as rs s A I y % ~ e %
trent rra ,he rreeh rsearvs The aarnisais eo tere
~eh are ta r prepares ief and snIrnnd ther ranntna
aa that q treaties W hr swsnpers and IN book frn attends 70
publications IN 70 sh ms dnty assigned 20 me
nas ers q u Iaa lreai and business relating thereto
cEz n aAtsHtioaan' ord c,Tyrsahe has charge q &c
seals e unnea ses and q ts Department. and PREPARES and
md arcoanis M ihc fees Has rhase paiouz
ihe department other tha
Ihe diplamailc and cssular
and eacns registers and ales preoos papers
ag rsi,er X sIl tters cher than auac and nsar rc
red and of the disposition made q en prepares letters relating
= ''-S '"'4
a-roKsrs GeaExIs OFFICE
, -
li ep e4 cI-r Ic ordinary business q ONCE may
chpssiacd under ihe islosing beads
& or ~ the fresiaaa By any head darirnen By
Enaanalsa purchased The sites q
arsi. sGsa h'ae hsa' ie' ane ~ aner pl'e ~''i
Anpa- ~ Inrion N al cases q eonEish 70 The "urfs
q 4 IL ~ yrTnert sy,, s.
umiea a'hh tle government q @rscernod
mems when referred BY Attorney General
70 hcae cennrs e q tie business ee 'e are added q
The direction q az appeals lnia Claims IN caisgnia
Ceanhia.
Z-z.u--
s nj ,s Fa.a,,,man, 81 ne Ip,.riar Han Iar.. T1anp
seat ne a % & ast s deyso M [ a .n hr rrr
management are committed te
KY ny PfdSe I Tr cs 4 i iureaa Is saiied the COM
l ne survey ana sac of he pubic domain
@ ~ 4, \, ,,erS ,esr e,- "a from agngr,sions N rran
a = tnsr T a ans ~ a aa., x grants for schools
ary = s'a = ls la. ar a IN sae ' e S 4
ien tlerr02 Tilc once, aso accoks The
present Commissioner Hon a Isndricss q lndaapa hs In
eyl eiief clerk principal eerk q suryes
q ssras yarsess araa'a mi rs''-.'
"a Tho bead q this bureau 4 George
Thas yrg1nia The enlasaser T. carEpd git The exanA
~ ah m,as II i sryiecs d Ia cglaiioaay Subsequent
chief clark 6 Cole % aa 2 pnaaaeni ooEI, ea.ung @ g sns %
extraordinary d the hanly iainI ar has added
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BANKING H.usE or cHuBB BROTHERS

BANKING HOUSE OF CHUBB BROTHERS
Washington. Jaunary !, 1857
T0IiN D. BARROW and HENRY HOLMES are
81 tbs dag parfners lle I'D ~ House
this wl composed q
- cubb, JtB D. barrow md Henry Holmes Tie House in Ia
venrorr composed Charles st. r. Chubb pDugal
row, & Co C1IUBD Br0IIIE1S
+ Jan 1-du
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or. JosEPHa ACAnEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES

CT, JOSEPHs ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES,
~ Enmsbnrg Frederick county, Mary landThc nunal
af stables ~ this Institution the 24h August AMI
thu last Turaas June The for board and
tuition $50 payable semi annually
charges hr nf drawing painting and also Cor Spanish
Italian Scr4an and Lain Tbs for trc primary department,
composed q pupils sndr 500
able half yenriy in advance.
Letters inqsiYy should addressed MOTHER sUPF
RIoR d g. Joscihh Academy, Emuasburg Frederick county
Maryland.
July S--d1yrar
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TAYLOR AND MAUgY's halfdollar Bibles Eng
lsh Bibles elrgsn,ly bond rrAbcaque s Pnce 50
last imported BY TAYLOR MAI-RY,
sune s-Ni - Beqksiqre near Oh street.
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WTo0D AND COAL YARD.-The undersigned,
w having taken e Old stand formerly occpIicd By NJ y
wilson III having entered In
nrrshp for uree conducting the oc and cord business VIII
always ready may them with
their guaranty furnish the best arfce In the market
and the mosi reasonable terms.
June lS--eod3te KOgHAT CALDWELL
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NOTICE TO ROAD C0NTRACTORe.- hei

NUITtE To KUAD NUNIRALTUIiS-t being
the intention cf the honrd o u the Washington
Rockville TURNPIKE Company gravel the road the gate
terminus the district line, requested
dress apply - ie undersigned the sal behc the 18th
of April next JOHN c. BRENT.
No 30 Louisiana
j. c. LEWIS
Feb 24--3nwtf 4e2 seventh
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NTATCH Repairing and Engraving - Watches,
w pocket tekeeIcrs every description
rensrsd skal wprkp and war1nnira perform accuH.y.
Engrayng of description done s be siye intending the
cutting arm cress fnotiors and initials
Visiting and wedding cards elegantly and printed
" W CALI a BRO,
Jewellers, a2f PENN ntylvania avenue,
Jan 5p-ff. Bfwecn OH and lofh
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ON the petition of james Sanford, Of Reddng,
" Connecticut praying the Iaicn granted
Oiobe cut,
he za patent
place The 18th day of ociober, 1851
IT Is ordered that The said heard the
the 18th
notified ana show they
said petition ought not be granted 8I44
Persons opposing the extension required hle the
ce thr oeccnss specially
days before the day cf hrig al hled
be ased the SAID hearing IA
IN The raics " the ee which VIII be farnhd appra
testimony In The case WIN be closed On The Is of tenbcr
'poiols and other papers relied tesimnny,
Che ofge he.are the morning Of that day. te
any, within days thereafter.
oraere @ ta tiis Euare pc pa'Asd IN The unson, iAisl
gncer and Esning star Washington Iepubcan baltimore
syvanian ffnsdeiphLa IAay News, New heta
week for three successive weeks previous the 2sih
ber next the day a hearing.
CHARLES MASON
Commissioner of rssent
bills to the paits dficc, with paper continuing
July Il--laa3N'
(sHARLES LlgYER.--The Fortunes Of GIencore;
" by Charles feyr author q
Tent he ia te Holy Land by " G Prime sulna of @ ne IN
Egypt &c, 81 IS
Jusi received and FOR sale by
TAYLOR MA,fgy.
George G. Thomas,
1SIHaaissionsy N T1oyls yer aH the Ssasr.
NuTAIg TTmr
Nay Idly ssyeuih street
IT J. MIDDLETON, Ice dealer. Office and depat
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fTN0 LEASE, for term OF years, the mansion Of the
late General Tesoa, rnitg states CONTAIN. all u
modern improvements, works furnace, range,
ply TO j. d H. SMITH, esq, at bis ofnre, street.
2I--2wl
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A RNY3S CONFECTIONERY No. "a Bridge street
IA Georgrtpwn G., where all
furnished, with te bcst ice cakes,
ary, Che shpie- notice, and the moderate
lnxutufc
8-dn
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
WASHINGTON UNION

Nar Volume. Nre Ilspe', and Nfic ArIungeHo'i'
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Rrm gPuasaL

J., county stale
o propose the entire eiter mail f~ the term
the eied the contract commenting
service, frm the Mississippi river, by y-, 10 San
California greably the advertisement q the Postmaster
1857, horse coaches spring
suitable for The a passengers wen AZ the
security o. the mails sfg each the annual
dollars; icakFy eash way, for the annual Of
dollars. eiy each way, for the annual q - dollars
Dated. (Signed.)
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Tie Undersigned, postmaster ~ f-, slate q --
cerines IF ace acquainted wth the above
Tsa,ed tSsgpei)
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The undersigned, residing at , state az ----, IN
the foregoing bii for carrying the mail the route
from The MtsissipTa river, 20 san Francisco caitcr
by the General the l4cr shall when
qarcd by the Postmaster General enier the oha
perform the proposed wh good and suent sGFcs
understanding afsinsfg o1Si9ioH dRd tdlfli9
gaarEa aE1 ne z7fA szt n tie ar v cagrss II Jas
g,
fSgned ky
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WAR nrrAETrEsr

Hon n floyd secretary Twar; R. DrIatard chief ck,
clerks 4cssergersr and bur Wacnten inc
saiioNiar barsans arc atssched 20 fis deptrtsloni
essradao c-u.gurs Ths oce al the bend o wsh y
rIeu,saant General scut " Al New York
s,rcf s,esrafs O5acol ssancl Anant General
fcsct sfatsr T. reyc Capt Williams,
cnga csFesse JudEc Alsocte levet MAJOR Snn
~ ms ONCE arr AsN ~
~ which personnel q ise afta ne r @c
il s4cre an military commissions are made out
osrg,,nnsr s.rfs frrvcf MAJOR General Jesup,
asilarriaonai Tlas "a tam ~
Ser ana rye Mr Beer eleven clerks gnd one 4asasef
g,ovsaa.r 4ssyy}s 0ant b Iarnra, payngaser neral
if IsHs dislri pa, nasier; eight clerks and QUO nessen
geF
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IMPORTANT TO MILLERS!
New aacsaEEsGnys

] have put up and ala now using T.. & J. NJ
Clarke's Patent Mill, (patented June, lo54,t
which will grind 10 bushels per hour at an ord.
nary run; the whole machinery being comprised
in space Of "a by A feet, all within the imme.
date notice OF the or,--burr, boiling chest,
and all. The burrs now used are only Sc inch.
es. This is great Improvement on all devices
for the manufacture Of Flour hitherto in use,
and the entire machinery can be put up in any
Mill for about the expense incurred by gettint
Millwright to repair the old style mills. Mil
ers and those about to put up Mills, are invited
TO call at Morgantown NJ ills, and witness and OK.
amino the operation of Clarke's Patent, before
wasting money in putting up the superfnous aP'
pendages of the old FIGURING Mills.
have purchased the right Of said Pateut for
the counties Of Monongalia, Preston and Marion,
and will sell individual district rights, to snIt
purchasers. JAMES s. CRAIG.
NorganioDn Mills, February %, 1856.
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400 Acrcs az Eama.
Employment for The Winter.
THE BEST BOOK FOR AGENTS.
To Persons out of Employment

TO Persons out of Employment !
AN ELEGANT GIFT #
For Father to Present to his Family!
Send for a Copy and tryit among your friends
NM ANTED-Agents in every section of
w the United States and CaGaIa to sell
SEARS Large Type QUART0 BIBLE,
for Family use--En,itled The PEopLE's Pic.
ToRiAL DOMESTIC BIBLE, with about A 900
En@ravngS
This useful book is destined, if we can
form an opinion from the Notices of the
Press. TO have an unprecedented sale in ey-
cry section Of our widespread continent, s.
10 form distinct era in the sale OF our
works. II will. no doubt, III few years be-
come The FAMILY BIBLE of The American
People.
The most liberal remuneration will be al.
lowed to all persons who may be pleased to
procure subscribers TO the above. From 80
10 100 copies may easily be circulated and
sold in each Of The principal cities and towns
Of the Union. 1t will be sold by subscrip.
ton only.
Applications should be made at onca, as
the field will soon be occupied
Persons wishing TO act as agents, and do
safe business, can send for a specimen
copy. On receipt Of the established price,
Six Dollars. the Pictorial Family Bible, with
we'll bound Subscription Book, will be care
fully boxed, and forwarded per express, a,
our risk and expense, to any central town
or village in the United States, except those
Of California Oregon and Texas.
Register your Letters, and your money
will come safe.
In addition to the Pictorial Bible, we pub.
fish a large number of illustrated Family
Works, very popular, and OF such high mo
raj and uneXceptonable character hat while
good men may safely engage in their crcu-
latiun, they will confer public benefit, and
receive fair compensation for their labor
Orders respectfully solicited. For further
particulars address the subscriber (post paid J
ROBERT SEARS, l8l William st,
Dec. 81, 1856. New York
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IYN G wr-MoKz M1 e.,

va q ID IA n az : "a.
EUAViNG determined TO close up my bu
D. Il sness at this place, most respectful.
ly request all persons who know themselves
Indebted 10 call promptly and settle their
accounts.
! still have on hand a large assortment Of
IRON, HARDWARE and CUTLERY, &c.
which will be sold low for cash
+. H. OLlPHANT.
Morgantown, Oct. 16, 1856.
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GOOD MEDICINES.

II is estimated that Ayer'S (herry Pectordl &
CathGrtiC Pills have done moro to promote the
public health than any other one cause. There
can be no question that the Cherry Pcctoral has
by its thousands on thousands cures Of Colds
Coughs, Asthma, Group, Influenza Bronchitis,
&C., very much reduced the proportion of deaths
from oohsumptivo diseases in this county. The
Pills are as good as the Pectoral and will cure
more complaints.
Everybody needs more or loss purging. Purge
the blood from its impurities. Purge the bowels
Liver, and the whole visccra system from OBJ
strucuons. Purge out the diseases which fastcn
on the body TO work its decay, Take antidotes
early and thrust it FROM the system, before it is
yet too strong to yield.
Ayers Pills do thrust out disease, not only
while ii is weak but when il has taken a strong
hold. Road the astounding statements Of those
who have been cured by them from dreadful
Scrofula, Dropsy, Ulcers, Skin diseases, Rheu-
matism, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Internal pains,
Bilious Complaints, Heart burn, Headache ,Gout
and many less dangerous but still threatening
ailments, such as Pimplos on the Face, Worms,
Nervous lrritability, Loss of appetite, Ifregu-
larities, Dizziness in the Head, Colds, Feyers,
Dysentory, and indeed every variety Of com.
plants for which Purgetye Remedy is required.
These are no random statements, but are au.
then,icated by your own neiphbore and your own
Physicians.
Try thom once, and you never will DO without
them.
Price % cts per box,--b boxes for 81 90.
:. Prepared by Or. j. G.. Aver, Chemist, Lowell,
Mass, and sold by all respectable Druggists ey.
crywhore
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AGENTS FOR ruE UNION.

The following gentlemen are requested Ia
act az Agents for this paper, and are author.
ned 10 receive subscriptions, &C.,
u a. tsgons, at Kiugwood, Preston Coy.
WIN. II. Tut at Evansville;
John Howard, Esq independence
Henry Labosqnet Tuunellon
Jared Haqans, Brandonvile
John Hermons, Fellowsvile
DR., Ashford Brown, GIadesyille;
EIlcry X. Hall, Esq, Faitmont,
J. y. IIornes, Lnmberpor, Harrison Co.
John Bc0nett, Nesiotyile Barbour co,
d. T. Parsons, Gladly Creek,
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Morgantown Mills.
nIE,r, r, ~,r,I|,

JAM EnO .. CIlAlI,
IL AVlNG extended his lease Of the Morgan.
il 4 town FIGURING Mill, belonging to Mr.. John
Rogers, takes pleasure in informing the public
that by heavy outlay he has rcmodclled the
Machinery in said mill, and is now prepared to
make the best article of Flour and plenty of il.
Being now fully prepared to make good work
by additions to machinery and conyeniences,
shall spare no pains TO render genersl satislae-
ton, Customers may always be promptly sup.
Piled with Fiour,--oither Family, Superfne or
Fine, to order Customers br mgnig tiieirWhla.
with them can have it ground promptly, or can
have it exchanged for Flour to suit their conye.
nicnce. My aim is to accommodate and to rem.
der satisfaction to all.
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Yso0dy-aeaae Clothing.

onr assortment in this line is too largo for Us
to attempt TO eDumerato, and we will Just say
that SIC can trim oup all sorts and sizes OF folks
from Young dmericd' to tOid Pogy, from me
to big, with any article of good and substantial,
fine and fancy Clothing that you can ask for.
Oct. H. RoGsRs q FoGLE.
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Lust .Jor Goi2--Tho Hudson Bay
Company opposes the extension of mis-
sious among The 2500OO Indians ofiis
territory--Rdpen's Land; becauuse the
cultivation Of the arts Of civilized life
is prejndical to the operations of the
iur.trader.
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Tiens and Eggs.

For several years past L have spent
a few weeks Of the latter part Of Au-
gust on the Nennebec River in Maine.
The lady with whom [ have stopped
is a highly intelligent and accomplish
ed housewife. She supports "hennc-
ry, and from her / derived my inEor-
nation in this matter. She told me
that for many years she had been in
the habit Of administering to her hens
with their common food, at the rate of
teaspoonful Of caycno pepper each
alternate day to a dozen fowls. Last
season, when was with her, she bro't
IN from twelve to fourteen eggs hay,
ing but sixteen hens in all. She again
and again experimental in the matter,
by emitting to feed with the cay
cnne for two Or three days. The con
sequence invariably was, that her pro-
duct Of eggs fell OFF to FIVE or six per
day. The same effect ofusing the cay
cnnc is produced in winter as in sum
mcr.-EoSt0n Trims.
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OAK TIMBER WANTED {!
By the American Steam Co0perage.

A CONSTANT SUPPLY Of sound White,
IN. Grey, Rcd and Black Oak round Timber,
not less than ~ inches diameter OF tho email
eud, and in length Of from III, 80, - is feet,
Tor which fair price will be paid, delivered at
the landing Of the Cooporage, on the Mononga-
rous to contract for the Goiivory Of the Timber
will please apply 20 Mossrs. Refs T. Borger,oor.
ner of SmthGeld and Second sits, piusbufg,ps
November %, 1866. "a 3m
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-02-21
Aarlrulilrol.
THE CULTURE CT the CHINESE
SUGAR CANE.

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of stalks ,,e.rh Tn. Time Of MANNING
varied from, IN. Ist of NAV +, RI, oo,I
or limo Tb,t su,yn eorlv IN Nav d,J
no, oerm;,a,c bef,r.,yo mr. three ,yseks
nnt matured IT'S seeds somewhat ea'i'er
tnan that planted late That sown on
the 2oth OF June matured some ct It's
seeds nearly as soon as that planted on
the i0th OF he same month. The seed
riPcned between the 10Th OF oeptemher
ana the 10Th ct October, but uneqnaliy
IN Tue same he'ns.
Inc amount OIL seeds produced To the
acre ~ the dlS''ct OF Co'nmoia' varied
rom oo 70 oV o"She'S' Welding IN ma
ny cases gu! 20 the stalk. he weight
OF green matnren plants |" lhe acre. ne
estimated tn be from t4'oOo To 33,O0O