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MR. HEcron H. MCLEAN.-This gentlemsn.
whose heroic and perseveing eff ,rts to rescue his
children from the losthsome embraces Of Mormonism
have made his name familiar to the public Yesterday
paid visit He showed US number OF letters
written to his wife, BY P P. Pratt in the character
which the Mormons have invented in order to carry
on correspondence and concea their Gaming should
their letters ever happen to fall into the hsnds of
"Gentes" The letters thu, written 40 perfectly
incomprehsnsibls to US they would be if written
in Chinese Strange asst may appear, Mr.. Mclean
trans sted these Istters correctly, circumstances
subsequently, showed, without any previous know.
ledge of the character u'ed! The only key he had
furnished in the first letter, whereia the writer
informed his victim that certai1 sd been
made In this Mormon alphabet and explained what
they were, so that she might understsn nd them Tho
alterations only two, aud from this slight Glue
othe meaning Of these hisroelyphias, Mr.. Mclean
succeeded after giving up in DESPAIR several times
in cphering the whole thus enab ing him to thwart
the efforts of the i'm poster rob BIN of hs children
1t was extraordinary, and shows itself vertically that
necessity 10 the mother Of invent o. Mr. Mclean
narrated to US number Of CT cunstanees which al
most seemed to indicate the direct interpositon of
Providence 10 hia behalf in causing hin to secure his
ehildren-N o. Bulletin, l0h.
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TIE DuNKARDs' Love FEAsTs-fhs German
bsrt'sts or "Dunkards" are row engaged in holdips
.nen annual Love Feasts in this county. One com.
nencsd last Saturday. at poon O, the farm Of Jacob
Seyolii, near Petersburg and continued until Sun.
Sny afternoon The number OF per'oss p resent on
Bling nesrly four hundred upon the IRON nd
.ehsious exercises of these fessts are conductsd
~ e most simple manner; while 10 order to max 9
To- s.'he'ion between rich aud poor. and provid q
h. Tue se'"msn I'd sien Of host at the lesss posi-.
t.S, pense the only rsfreshnent allowed 10 vesa.
c,st fIesehins, the standardization Of the 2.
fss,n,a snd the washing OF feet, arc tho PRINCIPAL
diyiSsS %; Q. thsie annual meetings. Pie county II
sloys ,s precincts or districts in each of which
l0h. "heio.-idnedster, Pa, Express, Junt
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WHAT UNCLE SAM HAS DoNE.-The following
contrast is felicitously noted by the Brooklyn
Eagle:
Uncle SAM after carrying on business for the past
eighty years, having three wars, buying territory
from France and Mexico building railroads, specu
lsting in a bank, and trading with all creation,
comes out wish snug little bslanee on hand Of
twenty-five millions enough to set up several mil
lion aires and which makes Sam miIlio aire amous
nations Since revolution England has quad
rupled her national debt, and other nations Of Eu
rope have run up score nearly in proportion. while
Sam has paid of his debts. bought real estate and
has money laid by for q rainy day.
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THE POPULATION OF UTAH-The Mormons In
Otah are not by any means numerous as they en-.
deaVor to make the world believe In fact they
seem to have systematically palned of spurious
sus stsIlstics up; the public In the early part OF
the year 1885, the hormons estimated their siren
In Utah rouudly at S. Geo but tbs fall con.
ference Of that year appears from regular census
taken BY themselves, they did not quite come up to
IS 600. According to information obtained from the
Mormon agency In St. Louis 10 1885, it appears that
the immie of 1854 ives only about $500; that
s 600 was the total reported shipped from Lii.
verpoo for 1885, and that 5000 l1ny the nun bers
ended to be sent the plains the Same year
With these data and making fair allowance for the
loss and gain the population In 1855 was estimated
by the Hon B. g. Ferris at % 500 From these slen
der figures they have gone msgnifyips their popu.
iation, until they have actually induced most per.
sons to believe 1t one humid thousand. At the
present time 1t docs not reach, IL 10 said 40 600
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BATHING.-Onee q week Ia often enough for 9
decent white man to wash himself all oy er; and
whether il summer winter that ought TO he
done with SOAP warm water and hogs hair brrsb
in 6 room showh at least seventy degrees Fahr.
enheit:
Baths should be taken EARLY in the morning for It
ia hen that he system possesses the power of
ton III the hghest degree Any kind Of bath Ia dan.
gsrous soon alter q nesl, or fatisuus exercise No
man woman should take bath at the close of the
day unless By the advice Of family ph, stefan Ma.
ny man, in attending to chea' his doctor out of
fee, hiss oheated himself out of his life; ave- il il
done every dsy.
The Lest, safest, cheapest snd moro uniyerssl,v
accessible mode OF keeping the surface of the BODY
clean, besides the oIcs aweek wsshlDg with soap
wsrn water and hogs hair brush 10 follows:
AS SOON az you get cut of bed in the morninR ash
your face, hands neck ara breast then In the same
basin OF water put your fee. at for about min.
ute rubbing them briskIy all the time then with the
towel, which has bsen ampened BY wipips the face
feet &c wipe the whole body we'll fast and hard
mouth shut bresst projecting. Let the whole thins
be done within five minutes
AT mig when you go to bed, and whenever YOU
get out OF bed during the night or when you find
yourself Wakeful or resless spend from two to five
minutes In rubbing your whole body with your hands
., far I" you can reach in every direction This has
htenoeney TO preserve hat softness spd mobility of
ways destroy.
That precautions are Necessary, In CONGESTION with
the nsth ROOM impress!vely sigaifsd in the death
Of American LADY Of refinement and positiou late.
y, after taking bath soon after dinner; az Surgeon
hume. while alone In warm bath; and Of IN emil.
nent New YORKER, under s,mila- circumstances, sll
with ear.-Hal 'sJournal Of Health
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NATIONAL DIVISION or THE Sons OF TEMPER
ANeE.-The fourteenth annual session ofthe Nation.
al Division of the Sons of Temperance, which has
been held At Providence, R. l., adj burned on Friday
evening. The Post gives full account ofits procee
dipgs, by which observe that Q committee to
whom was referred the subject of prohibition made
report endorsing the prohibitory principle.
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sACHUsETTs Tho American State Convention of
Massachusetts, at their session Wednesday, made
the following additional nominations Treasurer
and Receiver, General Moses Tenny, Jr, of George.
town; Auditor. Chandler B. Ransom of Roxbury
A committee was appointed to call mass con-
vention in September next, to ratify the nomina.
tiOns.
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DERCIVAL & GRANT.
ARCHITECTS AND CIVIY ENGINEERS

OFFICE, GoDDIN's HALL, RICHMOND, VA,
Respectfully offer their services 70 the public With
q thorough Professional training and 4 combined
Practical ex perisnce Of more than so years, they
hope give satisfaction to those who may favor them
with orders.
In the rchfte uraI l. m Q; will fur.
nish desians for Churches, Public Buildings
Town Houses, Stores, Villas, and alterations Of
old buildings; and also for Ornamental Grounds,
with full Working Drawings, Specifications and gu.
perintenderce.
In the Engineering Department, will attend
to tho branches connseted with Railroads, Sew.
erase and drainage Of Farm Lands with all necessa.
s.ry Plans and Estimates.
A variety of complete sets of Plans for Churches
Villas, Farm Cottages, Bridges, 60, be seen At
til cir office my PPM
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SOAP AND CANDLES.-We have now In
- store large stock of the best family Soap which
we warrant free Of fish oil and all unpleasant oders
Also and, large stock of railow Candles, put up
expressly for summer use, and warranted to stand
our climate We would ask the attention Of the
tfade and families who wish 20 ID article at fair
price, to examine our stock, and satisfy themselves
that quality considered, Offer great
to purchase of Us G. CREW BON,
18th street. near Old Market.
EWs are still prepared to offer the highest mar.
ket price for all kinds of clean grease.
nv 26-lm
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Ice II LAKE SUPERIoR.-The propeller Illinois
At Detroit, on the llth instant from Portage Lake
encountered nine miles of ice and bad to force
her way through. by letters of the 7th and 6sh
of June. we perceive that the snow In the woods
Is still existing in places to the depth of two feet,
and that on the 81 of June snow fell ia considera>
BILE quantities.
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LITTLE DoRRITT.-Dickens' new novel of Little
Dorrtt Is Rtlast complete. The correspondent OF
the New York Times furnishes few business
statistics about It, None of his series ever fuc-
tuated so much 10 sale Starting with circulation
of A. O0)-the highest ever reached, excepting
Beak House, and equal to that-is has been As
10 that of BIackwood, Frszer, Bsntly, the
New Monthly, and half q dozen others put
together. I,seyeral times rallied nearly mp to
the original number and the average has been
such as to Justify his assertion in the preface that
he never had more readers for any one of his
serials.
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E&6 The subscriber has on hand, at his Coach
NxSa-Makins Establishment, Lombard Al.
ley, between Main and Cary, (Sth and l4th Streets
near the Columbian Hotel COACHES, CHARIO.
TEES, SAROUCHEs, BUGGIES with and without
tops, and SULKIES, all of his own make, Of the
best materials and workmanship ell Of which will
be sold low good work of the kind be In the
city of Richmond and respectfully ask call from
those In want OF any article In the Carriage line a.
am determined TO make to order and sell at the low
est prices possible, and al work sold, that 10 aew
warranted.
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ANTIDoTE TO MosQUlToEs-A certain preven-
tive to attacks of mosquitoes black flies, &c, Is
said to be-giycerae OF. oil of peppermint p
drschms, oil of ;urpentine drachms The face,
neck hands, in fact all parts exposed, to be rubb>
ed with the mixture.
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81 JB SMITHS
SALOON, E4.MXS a.
~ FORMERLY BnAcK.
~ ETT's HOTEL,
~ ~e4FyR1 VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
HRaK1A|G SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
Stage travel to the White Sulphur 81 miles to
Red Sweet, and 50 to Old Sweet Springs
THROUGHFROM RICHMOND PETERSB URG,
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON and ALEX
ANDRIA, IN ONE DAY.
Baggage Checked Through to the Springs
THE MOST COMFORTABLE, SAFE AND EXPEDITIONS
ROUTE TO
THE VIRGINIA RINGS.
The cars will be running to Jacksnn's River, 1876
miles from Richmond, by the 18th Of July, leaving
but 80 miles of Stage travel to the White Sulphur
Springs, over good road.
Passengers leave Richmond at A. M; dine at
Staunon, and arrive at the White Sulphur same
nght-or if they prefer it, remain over night at
Covngton or Callighan's. and reach the Springs to
breakfast next morning
Passengers for tho Sweet and Red Sweet stop
ni.ht at Cslsghsns, and arrive at the Springs
to fat ne 1t morning.
Those for the Salt ard Blue Sulphur arrive there
to dinner next day, after leaving Richmond.
e-cAMR Previous to the opening of
R~Ghls5 the Road to Jsckson's River pas
sengers for the White, Sweet and
Salt Sulphur, will take Stage heretofore at Mill
boro', and stay all night at the Warm Springs, and
arrive at the White and to dinner, and the Sst
at night the next day.
Passengers for the RoekbridGe Alum, Bath Alum,
Warm, Hot and Healing Springs take the stage at
Millbsro' and arrive at the Springs to supper the
same day they leave Richmond.
FARE:
Ror Whit Por
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.-v. GEO. f. SMITH.
ME#A COACH MAKER,

X~0 Corner BROAD AND 9Th SITS,
(Tichenor's old ssand) keeps constantly on h.nd,
and males to ordar all kinds of CARRIAGES,
ROCh4W4YS BUGGIES, SULKIES. SPRING
WAGONS, ETC. He has now exhibition in his
show room unusually large assortment, which he
10 Opposed to sell upon very reasonable terms EN-
po5ins the best workmen, and usisg this finest ma
telfal ne 10 enabled to warrant all his work.
~ Coach Smithins and jobbing Of all kinds exc
outed promptly usual, and upon reasonable tsrms.
SypS
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, ,sr or u.ETTKRs-Remai T. q
/ Hammond Post once the 18Th day Of June
1887 A.
~ Persons calling for Letters In this List, will
,ssse cav they are advertised.
r.. OAice hours on Sundays, hereafter, from atee
A AZ and from 4 to B r. M.
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ISAAC j. MEkCEk & CO..

ISAAC j. MERCER & co.,
Il LUMBER DEALERS
tsoUTH SIDE THE DOCK, HEAh hAYs's sRIpsE1
Have just received
A cargo of Superior Heart Flooring, dressed.
Step Boards
And we In their yard,
White Pine, Poplar, OAK, Cypress Shingles and Ce,
dar Posts
Also, a good assortment Of Virginia Lumber.
having the Agency of several saw Mills We arc
prepsrsd 10 offer Inducements TO builders and other,
10 furnishing all descriptions of Bill Timber at short
notice.
We resi- ectfullY solt call from all In uast Of
Lumber ISAAC J MERGER,
GEI. w. Smith,
10 Int P. w. HARDWOOD
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NOTICE ..Our office Tor tho present, il
~ al the store Of d. h London, Esq
Our store 10 now over the Dry Goods Heuse Of
Wm P. Perkins L Co (up stairs . few doors above
D. H London's corner
Our friends will always find Ms at one or the other
ofthese places and we hope they will contus to "a
vor us with their orders a. heretofore
Since we had the misfortune to have our building
10 which We have SO long served our customers de-
stroyed by fire. We have been put to very great in
orders has been the necessary consequence Bot
happy to say, that our stock has been almost
fully rsplenlshed and wa ship oil articles
with our customary promptnen
We hope, in . short time, TO have our old stand
fully repaired and with renewed advantages, we
confidently hope for q full share Of the patronage
which has been 80 literally bestowed on rs
ia8 RENNETT. BEERS Il FISHER
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uon,.d avg WI Dale Owen, of Indiana, has been an.
yey Of Ark nov Conway to make geological sur
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SCI prizes amounting TO-. e2O4,
WSols Tickets &l0; halves 5; quarters 80.

W 3Olo Ai0AoS %A"1 A"A'osS - feoaeoAs ~~~"s
PLAN or THE LOTTERY.
fhe Numbers from to 80, 0oo corresponding With
those Numbers on the Tickets printed on separate
slips of paper are ensreled with small tin tubes and
psced In one Wheel
The first 257 prizes similarly printed and ensirsled
are placed in another wheel.
Pho wheels are then revolved, and number IL
drawn from the wheel of Numbers, and at the same
time Prize L. drawn from the other wheel. The
Number and Prize drawn out are opened and exhib
tied to the audience, and registered by the Commits
.ioners; the Prize being placed against the Number
drawn. This operation 10 repeated until all the
APPROXIMATION PRizE..-fhe two preceding and
tho two succeeding Numbers to those drawing the
Hrst II Prizes will be entitled to the 48 Approxims
tion Prizes For example, II Ticket No. lis, draws
the $3.50. 000 prize, thoso Tickets numbered il248,
1929 1881, 1882 will each be entitled to 1925 II
Ticket No $50 draws the 900 prize, those Ticks
mbered 548 $40 Ssh $50 will each be entitled to
5000; and on. according to the above scheme.
The 5000 prizes of $50 will be determined by the
last figure of number that draws tho 800 000 prize
For example, il the number drawing the $50, oot
prize ends with No. l. then all the Tickets, whore
the number ends in will be entitled to $50 fthe
number ends with No. 2 then all the tickets where
the number ends in will be entitled to $50, and 20
ON to 0.
Certificates Of packages will BIS sold ut the follow
Certificate of Package Of 10 whole fisssH......ssS
j js s s'.sss : :::::: i i
In ORDERING TICKETS Or CBRrIFcATRs.
Enclose tho money to our address for the Tickets
ordered on receipt OF which they will be forwarded
by frat mail Purchasers can have tickets ending
! in any fg1re they may designate.
The List of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be
sent to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
~ Purchasers will please write their sigraturei
plain and give their Post Office County and State
- Remember that every Prize il drawn and pay
| able in full without deduction.
~ All prizes of @l,OOO and under, paid immed
ately after the drawing-other prizes at the asus
| tune Of thirty days
All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates to
.. SWAN CO, AtaRtx, 0a.
Or, 8. SWAN L CO.
Richmond Va
- list Of the numbers that are drawn II ON th
wheel, with the amount of the prize that each ID
entitled to, will be published after every drawing
In the following papers: New Orleans Dslts, Mobile
Register, Charleston Standard, Nashville 9szette,
Atlanta Intelligencer, New York Weekly Day BOOK.
savannsh Morains News, aad Richmond Dispatch
my 20
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DAsnINps AkT OF SINGING...P. III,
- TAYLOR has just received few copies of BIAS
SINPS ART OF SINGING This new book ID most
Of 1t
sin the first nineteen pages of this new me thod 10
embodied more sound sense on the nature and eapa.
bilities of the human voice than can be found In
hata-dozsn similar works by European masters"
6--ts
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THE PRINCE or PRussra.-rhs allowances
made 20 each Of the royal princes called here
onnn<aou,) is so 600 thalers . year or 9l2oO0; to
.h of the chi iren or TO the cousins of the King,
the half or $40 600; where the young princes or
princesses have not yet formed their household,
thew only draw baif the sum they eventually re
ceive on commencing house keeping. Whether
the royal princess In addition 10 their dpdndse also
receive any salaries In virtue of their military rank
or other post they may fill, am no, aware. The
Prince Of Prussia, rs heir presumptive believe,
Is In RECEIPT Of half much az ain his brothers
Carl and Albrecht, and like them also draws bis
share of the Famiiisn fdei commiss estates and In
addition to this he has some private estates ut his
own Berlin Correspondent Of the London Times
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DIES LIST.
Adams miss Mary
b
Bumpbus mrs Co'y
Baker mrs Catbsrine
Brannon mrs Betsy
Boud mise Cornelis
Brapron mrs EiizaA>
Branch mics Jane
Z Bailey miss susanna AN a
carnsll miss Fanny
Clarke mics Mary
Crashton miss Marie
Cook miss Martha =
Crane Diisa jos
Z Carter miss 1aastta
Cowsn miss Jennie
ID
Dalton mrs II
Davis mics h A
Dyson mise ~
Daniell miss Lizzie
Darrah miss d A
Epp, miss E w
r
Ferguson mrs l. A
Fieides mis- l.
ford mrs r a
q
6ouldmau miss Julia r
Gordon mise Josephine
Garth miss Alise
Ia Green miss mrs Roscoe @
J 9oode mrs Rachel w
Gillespie mrB Annette ?
Harris mrs Sarah ]
Hardaway mrs susan A 2
.es o Hicks miss Cindarilla
]set
J
Jones mrs Elizabeth
X
Kimple mrs Helen
Kelly Susan A
l.
Levy Sarah ]
Loyd virginia
M
q 2 Monroe mrs Lucy Z
an Mum mrs Sarah
Murray mrs I
Mawk mis-, Addie
ct Mosely miss Frances
Murray miss Zelleane v
Newson miss M M
Norcott miss ID B
=. Peatross miss Ellen
d Pope miss T.
Pierson miis c II
Parker miss A Z
q
Ralston miss M
Randall miss z
Richardson iniss Il Fl
zie Redford miss B B
Kelley miss A
B
shinsuIt mrs Adeline
Stone mrs Mary A
Sutton mise Margaret
Sterling miss Harriet Z
Singleton miss Ann
nv Shinault miss Louisa A c
Shsffry miss Mary
Il
ria Trainer mrs Sarah
Thornton mrs Martha
nie Thaughmanton mrs Z
Taylor mrs Bottle
z Tyrrel' mrs Ann
Thornton mrs Ann
w
WI, hit mrs C M ?
West miss Coruelia r
Wilson mics Fannie
Wintfee miss George e
n yI~~tt ,,,iss Qaft{A
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120 BALES GAY, landing from schr
j.ls k.H. WHIrLocK d SON.
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CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000
SfcKEYs ONLY 90


ovi.s 10 the meat favor with which our Disals
nnmher Lotteriss have besn received By the pubile
I'D The large demand for 7isket., the Msaassn, .
swAH Co, will have drawing sssn Saturday
throughout the year
me following Scheme Will be drawn In sssh
their Lotteries for juno, 1887
CLASS SO,
70 b dawn In the city OF Atlanta Ga n public, o.
saturday, June 9TH, 1887.
CLASS 40,
20 10 lYavn IN the city of Atlanta Ca In publIs,
Saturday, Juno 18th, 1887.
GLASS
20 b drawn in the city Of Atlanta g. in public o.
Haturdny, June doth, 1857,
GLASS AZ,
20 bs drawn Ia the Cilv of Atlanta, Ga, In public on
Saturday, June 27th, 1S51.
on TIE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBxx1.
1905 PRICES.
Nsrs tAas One P,t1e to Ese,y Iss Tssksss
EA0EIFICENT SCHEME!
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BARGAINS, BARGAINS. BARGAINS
ID We will commence from to-day to eiose out our
stock Of Silk Robes, BeraGe Robes and other styles
of Dress Goods. at prices much below what we sold
them at in the early part Of the season. Those who
have not supplied themselves will find 1t to their In
erest to call and examine stock Of Ladies Dress
Goods. JOHNSON l. HAYWOOD,
ia No. II Main N
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nh. ,.h, Ulriah lsAae unsln Christian
v.a.,v.neN vauham capt N vadsnJB
voTbrinek Henry Verlsnder Jas w Vincent jacob
w
,v..ms Cbes Watson John Whittle d
Wiliiams David Wilson Jpo Il Williams Tho w
Wilson David Woodward II II Warden Thos
Walker Edward Watkins 1t n Webb w r
WE'RE Fredk WismsP Walton VIM n
Wiohelow Fred Whitney Asa Whtttie Waiter
Williams Geo Wheeley Alb Winston VIM
Wiskham 4 H Woodina nP Winsheld WI
Wnitlosk Miles
y..tm.u cb.,H3 Yestman w w 2
Zimmerman Conrad
i. Colt THOs B. BIGGER, r. N.
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DAILY DISPATCH.
saturday Marnt~s. Juae 10

PEA Nurs OR GROUND PEAS The Commis
sio ,er of Patents has received from Mr.. Daniel
Shaw, Of Ellington Hail. North Carolina. an ~
teresting description of the cultivation OF 'n'.
nut which has been ssfully rails I'd for several
years TIE crop Of last year Os56, smountea, 20
ov er one hundred thousand bushels, worth =, -
As soon the frost Is out of tho ground me isIo
Is broken up. and about the middle OF Apru ls,'
off with the plough tAirty-tbree ilcnes eaen M"y
two or three peas are ther dropped into ihe eros
ses thus made. The pants ere kept clean WIZ.
hoes and ploughs until the vines cover me srouuu
but dirt is pat on the vines H. oc'ooeI . ~
are dug with rake or plough Hogs are .nsn
turned into the Acid and they soon fatted upon
the Mas lef, unon the ground When the vines
are len upon thc land for the hog. to feed upon
tbara 10 No c-on thai improves the land so much.
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INN, sHEKT IRON AND GAS FIT.
STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY-Yhe

subscriber 10 fully prepared to do all kinds Of work
Ia the above business. with Dispatch; and returns
socits q continuance Of the some. Being q master
Of his business, he promise his customers that
oil work done BY him WILL at least, be equal to any
known to ell persons who know what good work is
ROOFING, GUTTERING, &C.-He 10 prepared
to execute this description Of work In q very supe.
rior manner, both In town and country
TIN WARE Always on hand large and gene.
raj assortment of Tin Ware, wholesale and retail
GAS FITTING He 10 likewise prepared to dc
ell kinds Of Gas Fitting In the best manner.
PUMPS He keeps always ON hand large aad
extensive stosk Of Well and Garden Pumps.
felt CHARLES Fl. LANGLEY.