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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-11

cE1L CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.
&E w.s -.,t.,,shs, 4 y On hand, 1t his Coach
HsFinx Esia6lishment, On Lombard Alay. ees wes ~
Main and Gary sth and 18th streetIA rssf .hg "A
EniiasHKs nUaGI al. with and without tops. AZ
All Of his own make, tho boat
and worknanahip;al OF which will 20 saa ~ R;ch.
Inoud and respectfully ask call rom tn1n1 A.
wantof any article In the Carriage line ~ sosst
termined 70 make to order siia san 49, Val.
rauted. MIoASAn
"a Ye--orn
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A SnuGoLKh's NAgRArivE--'We shall be, my
dear madam" said 10 a fellow passenger 10 the
Dieppe boat, taking out piy watch, bus keeping
my eye steadily upon her, 1--WE shall be, i'll less
than ten minutes, 1T the custom house" A spasm
- flicker from the guilt witbiu--glanced over
her cum tenance. "You look very good nstured,
sir" Hammered she. bowed, and looked consid.
erabiy more 90, In order to invite her confidence.
s'If was to tell you secret which find is too
much 70 keep to myself, oh, would you keep 1t in.
violAbier Il know it, my dear madam-I know
Is aiready, said smiling. cit is lace is IL not 2"
Ehs uttered itsie shrek, and, yea, shs had got 1t
shsre amoag the erinoiue. She thought it bad
been sticking out, you zee, unknown to her.
"Oh, sir" cried she, lit is only ten pounds
worth. Please to forgive me, and I'll never do it
again. As it Is, 1 think shall expire"
my dear madam replied l, stormy but kindly
"here 10 the pier, and the officer has fixed his eye
npon ne 1 must DO my du,y" rushed up the
ladder like = iampiightef; pointed out che woman
TO . legitimate authority; l accompanied her npOu
her way, IN custody, u the searching house.
did not see ner searched, but saw what was fuaud
upon her, and saw her fined aud dismissed With
1guomi1y. Then, having generously given up my
smoium ents inIorEler TO the subordinate cfil-
cisis, hurried of ia search OF the betrayed ws,
msn To her hotel. gave her lace twice the value
Of that she had iost paid her fac, and then
explained, "f0u, madam, had ten pounus' nth
OF smuSgied goods abous Jour person; had nearly
dfty uines that amount. L turned iniormer. ma
dam, los as convince you for the sake Of both OF
u.s. You have TOO expressive countenance, Der
lisve inc, aud the officer weuld have fund you
ont NJ ali evsets, even a. did myself. Are You
sstished. my dear IHAd im! IT you still tael ag
Rcisvsd Or ipturcd By ne 10 any way, pray take
navrs isce here il iois OF It," We parted the best
Of frisnds.-EnstgA paper.
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I II. TANNER would inform his old,
- a. we'll ~ new Customers and the public ge-
nersiy, that he has removed from his old stand on
9Th sIreot, TO the corner Of Marshall ana Gilmore
streets, tabovs Brooke Avenue.) where he has bad
his store rooms greatly enlarged, and u full and
compete stock OF GROCERIES,, and an almost end
81, GU hsud; Keeps also, Burning Fluid, Crocktr,.
TIawxre, Dry 1oods Fancy Articles &c, &c His
prices SHAH onpsrs fayOrably with any house in
the cisy. A call ID respectfully solicited
de- 5-6ke
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CRATES, RENDERS, FINE sETS OF
" SHOYELS, TONES and POKERS-I have fer
sale elegant assortment Of ell kinds of Crates,
handsome and plain sets Of Shovels, longs and
poseIs. seyen different sizes OF coal Scutles cinder
Shcyels. fire Shovels; handsome Stands for shoyels
and pokers Blower Stands Brass and Iron Fcotmaus;
Brick; fire Stats and Jams; sets of sap Gtone
setting up Crates; Tavern and Church Bells, OF
want Of any of the above articles be supplied al
the lowest Northern prices. I arr manufacturing
all kinds of Brass and Iron Works of the above de.
scription, at my BELL and BRASS FOUNDRY, and
CRATE and FENDER MANUFACTORY, No. 225
Main street between Sth and 9Th streets. West side
Richmond, Va.
au is-diy 8. D. DENOON.
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:vzuuxp THE ADAMS EXPRESS

fs-SA AAI1 aDa&MG EhEN&
a. 1kC0MPANY, ia Main ST. hnvin.
res1msd rhslr steanship Express to and from soss
folk, Pefersburg and Richmond by STEAMERS Jane,
town and Roanoke. which leave New YORK syer,
Mednesday and SATURDAY, and thence BY railroad 10
Wsiaon. Mnmington, Lynchburg. Salem. W ythevilie
, End the principal places IN yrgnia and North Caro-
lila, are now Prepared TO forward with great dis.
patcn anu &c reduced rates, every Kind Of Nerchans
a,se Valuable si. Parcels yeweTy &c. TO As above
our Express on the Steamships will be accompanied
~ spsciat MesseAgers, who viii give their personal
attention 20 the careful handling Of goos etrusts5
70 s the ApAMs EXPRESS co y stssmshIp Exprsss
points in Virginia and North Carolina viii Do sent hy
steamers, unless otherwise marked.
Fright recsived on day Of calling. until O'Clock.
3. NJ J. l. MACDON0UGH
Agsntof AdAms Exprem q.
:. ~ SPECIAL N0TlCE.-Expreas packages lpr
Norfolk. fsersburg. Richmond, and all places IN VII
gniA and North Carolina. intended for shipment 81
eteaclxhtp9 koanaks and Jamestown viii hereNfssr
BE- nsselved By tho ADAMS kXpRESS C0NPINY
VIC are the authorized Agents for 4xpEea privileges
=: !; = Ess 1s u yss . s::
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WE AhE ALL MATCHMAKER
The Governor he IL Matchmaker
- The best finished one OF any
And one Guard IL not enough
80 OF them he has many.
Tho Mayor be Is q Gaze maker
Bad Cases u refiue:
And II they are not pleased with bssn
It's hard 10 beat his time
The Wafchmen they are Watchrasx>-.
And often In WHILE
They get good Repeater
And q very damaged Lial
The AnctioD~er Ia MATCHMAKER
lie taxes Watches isfo pawn.
And keeps them for certain time.
Until-90iDx going, gone.
BARTHOLOMEW BIO 3 Watcbrn.k.x
H's name all people tell
On the corner Eleventh street
Opposite " the hotel
BARTHOLOMEW, Wafchlosier
HolS Oppo-its the America
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IVAN FIXLINI,
IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE
DEALER In F0Rki6N FRUITS AND :.
kEPtNRD INDY MANUFACTURER. A
neePs always on hand the largest sud fieshset
.oek g Isults Nuts. Preserves &C. and continually
.eCssssne ~ every steamer and sailing packet -,
suditsonai supply. Call ct the cheap store Of
80 IVAN PlxxiNr, Noi3s Maia st,
~ ktehmend, VI. i
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IN SOMETHING ENTIRELY CO

ANEW. SHIRTS SHTRTSM-Are yon 1sz9A
in want Of Shirts? II so, call aud examine
the new style of Curved Yoke 'GJRGkr u iKre.
and the ELLIPTIC COLLAh," shirt &c know
s. ed by ali who have used it, to be superior, tor
ease aud comfort, 10 anythni Of the Kind yat IN.
vented. Leave your orders for the above ShiTts al
the 'sientiemen's New Eurr sbiug House., opp site
the American Hosei, where viii also be iounG
great variety of the latest STYLES OF HATS, CAPS
TRUNKS, Ca PET BAGS, UMBRELLAS, kEAD1-
MADE SHIRTS, &C., &c. r
10 S4--l.u u S"EbSEI.
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CLOTHING -CLOTHING.-We have
~ on hand fine Black Cloth Frocks and Dress
Coats; do Cashmere Pants ana Vests; rich Velvet,
Fancy and Black Vests; also, large supply OF Ser
wants Clothing Persons in want OF xha above goods
will call on DARkAC0TT, HARRIS 4 co,
Successors TO Merchant Weisiser & Co,
no % 40 ii2 Main street.
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6i have how in store com saR
AaAplete assof tmeut Of French and Amer.
can SOFT HATS. Also. q great variety o,
the latest styles OF Gents end fouths CASHMERE"
and CAPS to which especial attention is called
-ervants' Wool HATS sud Plush CAPS will also be
fund In great varieties and at prices that canno,
be disputed Before purchasing esew mere. you WIZ
nd t realty to your interest oezainine my SOCK,
at the fGeutiemen's Nav furnishing House, cppc-
Curved Yoke "dORaET' SHIRT. read made and
made to order j SWEENEY.
No 24-Jm
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NEGRO CLOTHING.-My stock Of
~ negro Clothing q very iarge Of my own city
make, and will be sold ct fair prices. Manufhctu.
ree and ethers wanting In quantities will End Il to
dsi va IRA SMITH. III Main h.
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BELLEVUE HOSPITAL.-Thisl nstitu.
a. ton. which has been in successful operation fer
the last fpe years, - situated on
Ia delightful. airy position, and is furnished with
every convenience conducive TO .he comfort Ct pa
tients and the successful treatment OF fiisea~
it has lately undergone extensive repairs. Rooms
have been nicely furnished suitable 20 the accom-
notation Of gentlemen VINO may find IL inccn7e
lkept TO be treated at their private lodgings.
Particular attention will be paid TO the sysksSa
wards, which are peculiarly eommoaious.
TERMS:
(PcyaN. on the reasvas a tss F1tssnt)
White patients, per week.....-....-..-...-.-.--ss
Soioted uo
AS- City acceptances required TOR patients IRON
the country unless where the parties are known 70
one OF the Physicians Of the Hospital:
This Includes all charges for Board Medical ATTEND
ancs, Nursing aud Medicine: Ey an arfangener,i,
additional fee. ranging from 50 to see viii b ehar
cd for sErgicai cases. The particular sum may &c
ascertaaed beforehand b. application 10 one 81 ne
attending Physicians
No small pox admitted.
No patient receiy cd for less than week
The undersigned will give their personal ssten-
uon to all patients placed In their Hospital.
ATTENDING PHYSICIANS.
JAMES BOLTON u. T..
Grace street, between tth and 5ts.
THOMAS POLLARD, u D..
Easem ent of the Powhatan House.
D. A. CRENsHAw. ". D.
Franklin st., next door below Trinity Church
WM. w. PARKER. NJ D.,
Law Building. Franklin street. next dser 20 s,a,s
rHos. NJ NIXON. N. D. Resident Physician
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DRICE REDUCED TO FIVE DOLLARS

1 -Ruptures curedi Rupturos radically cured
Truss been reduced from $40 to only o. placing
Trusses and be perfectly cured This Truss can con-
yenently be sent by mail or express to any portion
of the State.
Send q measure of your hips or peivis-sayfns
whether yon desire q weak or strong spring, dis
tinctly writing your name and place Of residence
The pad of this Truss works the ball and socket
APPLY its pressure at any given point, and then xnR
1t Is worn with perfect comfort The Truss Ia neat
Instrument being perfectly simple and not at ailiia
bic TO get out Of order or be broken 1, has cured
great lumber ofpersous In this city and throughout
the State and We will most eheerfuly refer to gen
tle.aep who arc well known for their yeracty and
respectability who have been thoroughly
cured of this dangerous disease and tina ttoo in cases
Of long standing and OF an aggravated nature
All medical men pronounced the very best TruN
known.
The money for the Truss must invariably b. ssnt
In adyante.
Persons not knowing us can gend their money 10
any merchant or friend In the city, or we will Give
any reference a. TO eur responsibility aud promptrleea
TIE Truss or any incarnation concerning il, eau Be
had OF q. q. JACKSON
No. IL Main street, Richmond.
N. Is. Persons owning valuable slaves who are rup-
sured should by ell means obtain one; for they WI,
NOT only cure but are 30 durable that they ara tha
All hindso Of Trssses kept and sold on reasonable
t0fint. de 11-fy
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WITH the arrivaa OF new orewed beer,

WITH the arrival of new proved beer,
w l beg leave to submit to my customers, and
the public generally, the following standard of
prices for my bottled Lager Beer, Porter, Ale &c,
during the winter season, viz:
Quarts per dozen 81 ISL Is cts doz allowed on
PMS per dozen, SLIGO J rstura If bottles.
Half Pints per doZ Soc, bottles extra
Store and bar Keepers per centase allowed.
have also on hand Lager Beer in whole, half
quarter and eighth bos; Cream Ale ia whole, half
ana quarter bbis and for sale at the lowest market
price.
orders left with Messrs Duval & Norton, corner
l0th and Main streets; Laidley Robinson, cor 4th
ana Franklin SITS, or at my store will be promptly
aftendedto. 2 WILBACHER, 18th st.,
mol Between Main and Cary.
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NUNDRIES.--
~ Is Bills. Frost's Buckwheat
3 A" Pickles
l00 Boxes Fire Crackers
1tU Packages Raisins
900 Drums new Figs
80 io1 ~ buckets
90 Nests Flour Pals
10 Boxes Ground Coffee
Is Bales Wrapping Irvine
30 Bags Allspce and Pepper
100 Dozen Asserted orooms
10 Bags braz Nuts
Daily expected per schooner Galiego For sale by
no ~ WA. Ii. TYLER
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COUGH REMEDIES.
~ Jaynes' Expectorant
AyTes' Cherry pectoral
Gardner's Indian Balsam
Mrs DAVIS Cough Elixir
Hartshorne's peetorsl syrup
Wistar's bal-am Wild Cherry
sellers Imperial Cough syrup
no 81 SAFE ny FISHER &WINsTON.
nv Druggists. No I25 Main At.
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THE SUBSCRIBER, in consequence OF

AGRICULTURAL MACHINE MANUFAurOkY
with the n MACHINERY, Sc. The buildings occupy
lot 20 by 80 feet Cary street, between 9th and
0rh streets and especially adapted 10 this bust
ness The Machinery is nearly new and carried by
a sixteen horse power Engine. all IL perfect order
This establishment enjoys an extensive patronage.
aad offers a rare opportunity to those who may be
inclined TO engage in sure and profitable business
TerIs accommodating.
Sc 31-3m II BALDWIN.
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THR DISPATCH
=, NIoDEsISo. .pEoKaBRR II, ls,s.


4 conscAs ossxs wrn Az arsIcas LADr AZ cHAs.
.-uros.- ysrieas amassns anecdotes are related
a the ccof AsttcAns who were rescned from the
s,sves Bcho By the Csited States brig Doiphip,
during their brief sojoaru IN tho port Of chsr'es.
soa. rAe following h said 70 have been m0ss
eemscal scene:
Aueas the Echo'sIistng cargo, every one OF wIom
be n rsmeubersd, aere in the ccrdifion 10 "n'cn
they catered the world, ard under no oensa'
tfor q the tailots or naatumakers siI YES
vonnAn Nho was distinguished rem the Tee. " aes
svtdsas nesarai brightness ana superior sooss,
Moeeover shc vss dreese--not, probably after the
s.shson al our broadway bellies but dressed dii-
49,, tom her companions nevertheless, and IKE
An trns vomeu, 10 such condition. che felt aud
evinceA her superiority. She actually had on
PAIR Of eIoes watea sne wore :. .s o.. noas' VIZ
,ident pt ie ia hcr costume, and eit that she Was
IN "fuI tags" She Was called, par erceLenoe afbe
o.een.s and her story getting abroad at Cbars
lesion, some ladies requested aud obtained permits
sion for her TO visit them. loose dress wan &C
oordiusty furnishsd lter 10 cover her ether def
cispcies Of the article Of clothing, and she was
landed from one of the boats aud conveyed to the
house OF Q prominent resident Of Chsrlsston.--
There the servant ordered to dress the Queen in
hoops, broad enough Tor a dame Of upper tendon,
and Q 6Aupting, gay dreas. SheWas much aston.
Ishod and pleased with the dress, hut more with
the hoops uhich she would endeasor TO catch she
turned round aud round, altering ogtiandish cries
She also exhibited some Inclination constantly
TO examine moro closely Into the material beneath
her outer dress, bal NJ gentlemen were present {,
she was prudentiy prevented from gratifying this
natural earnestly. After spending some hours
ashore, she vas conveyed 20 the beach by a pum.
Der OF her ntertasners.
The boat could not reach .igh water mark, ard
lay some little distance out ia the water. The
oaesn shs0k hands ali round with her friends, aud
then going 90 the waters edge, surveyed the boat
for an instant, and after waving last adeu, sud
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- NEW CARRTAGE AND HAIR

oGRx< NEW CARRIAGE AMI nnN'
M&. NESS REposIToRY.-The aub scsinpes i,
having been for q number oil years ensn ~. SIC
NAV wish 20 purchase. q variety Of light ana SUD
stantia "a RnI aG Es, such as Buggies koe
material Persons wishing TO purchase are resPces
fally invited TO give cali and examine. ihaa. %
ments will be offered to their I'D vantage oosh -
price and guarantee of the faithful VI
the work. ~ Jill a..,.
&C lily wall, 81. near CT Ona.Ws 80
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&C % On HoverO0T street.
DAY STATE RANaE.-Me nave made

PAY STATE KAN0E.--We have made
- arrangements with the manufacturer tor the
ale OF this superior COOKING RANGE, and invite
ne attention sf purchasers TO the adj antages which
we offer:
lst. The Range is made of the best iron. Is simp
In its construction; and cor ve1iently arranged.
ID II can be operated with wood or COAL
3D. IL can be set NJ and removed at pleasure as
readily as the common Cooking Stove.
4th. We can furnish thera TO any required size
with one or two Ovens, and with four six Boilers
with or without water nxtures-and wARaasF each
one sold to give satisfaction to the purchaser.
5th Repairing pis3es always on hand which will
be pat IN when required at reasonable price.
6th. The price of this Range il moderate ltor
III t-class sTrieie) as eau afford to sell them Of
manufacturers ret all prices
sx~ We continue 70 sst the AMERICAN RANGE
IN briek-all Of which have suited our customers
and have not cost any ene of them anything for
repairs.
ALS0-several varieties of Low Priced Ranges
Tor sale ut the Governor Street STOW Stove.
se6 QkORHE STARRETT
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SPLENDID STELLA SHAWLS-All
~ colora, circular shape. just received The ninth
and last supply Of the above just received at very
reduced PRICES. Now Is the opportunity to get
pretty Shawl at low price, at the bargain store OF
ALFRED HOSES,
de Nnair IL
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xaA FOR RENT-A desirable store IN
III der the Exchange Hotel, on l4th street. next
door 70 Vests Book Store. Possession given inine
diatei7. Apply to Hugh W. Fry, Henry G. Can
non. i6-ts
ga FOR RENT-The residence Of the
AaM late David NJ. Pulliam, in Manchester, is fol
rent, with garden attached the remainder OF this
and the ensuing yesr. Any infUrmation concern
ing the same can be had by calling on
PULldAM Il BELTS,
an It's Odd Fellows Hall Richmond
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szs STORE On BROAD STREET FUh
"a RENT.--TH0MAS d. QUARLES offers for
eat, the desirable store formerly occupied by him
elf. and adjoining the Dry Goods honse OF Gren-
haw. CHARLES d Co. To good tenant the terms
viii be liberal, and possession given immediately.
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- DESIR FABLE Residence On
s MAIN STREET FOR RSNT-The upper part
of one OF the teneTDoets known as the "a ugusts
House." containing cine tne rooEnS besides three in
the basement large kitchen. SC, ia r rent. POS
session given On the LIST of January, 1859
The house viii b. rented either with or without
the bast meDt. as may be desired 70 good tenant
the terms will be DmCdatipg. For further III
formation, apply at my oitice.
GEO STEEL Dentist,
No 23l Main, between Sth and 9Th SITS.
de Sim Rich naBd Va,
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IMPROVEMENT AND pRESEhYA-
jnsted TO defective sight upon unrrring scientific
principles, by e MARX EMS, 0Itician, on Cover.
sor street Take particular notice of the number
The subscriber who ID well KIN .wn to the citizens
OF Virginia, as skilful optiesn. informs the public
that he has on hadd the bandgoest and best sssort
ment of Spectacles ANA EYEGLASSES In the country,
and that he will be happy faithfully to attend te all
who wish their eye-sight properly treated by &C.
curate and superior ground glasnes His art ena.
almost every detect. whether u be derived from
h1opia, (near sight) Presbytie Jagged far slightly
Amblyo (pret Byte or myOpic,) Cataract etc -
The existing prejudice against pectacies should be
ehtireiy discarded by young persons suffering frem
defective vision; this prevailing preiudice Ii owing
entirely 70 the erroneous notion that Spectsclas
-honld be suited 10 dihere IT ages
yoe wish to preserve yoDr sight during liFe
see with ease read wr or eew without she least
strain TO your eyes, call on
oc25 On Governor s,ree.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-07-14

Que VI cur ranola physicians, we
have only a few Of them, J has made
recently IN important discovery,
while whiting = s'olk Of hat prolific
weed grown by the corporation Of
our town, Dog fcnnel. From the
lark Of !, no has succeeded in ex.
,rnciins a substance called Canine.
A little Hair Of the log tina, bites"
is mixed with Il, and completes on
infallible remedy for tho .'dcIirium
tremendous" dogophobis, sad an
old malsdy called "lOns tongue"
The jisco,ercr Intends 10 apply to
the Board VI Aldermen Tor a pa,en,
right Tor his Invaluable discovery
lie speaks Of making contracts with
oil the newspapers and magazines IN
the Union for advertising the
"Canine." y.
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The Crop.

The corn aud cotton crops u IA.
nO.a county, We learn after much
inquiry, are doing very well. H.
FAC, u planters arc much chccrcd
>, the prospect.
w Travelled 'hc road between here
and Charleston, TallahaicLic county 4,
On last Saturday, and in the valley
II tina, county, the crops appeared
ewes better than in Pamela Their
fclds Az all clear Of grass and the
stalks large and healthy. W. neyer
saw better crops any where.
From our exchanges We gather
reports very encouraging, leading to
tic belief tia, moro than an average
crop VI both whca, aud corn will tc
gathered Throughout. the Northern
iti Western States.
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Prolific Cotton.

Mr. JOuu, Baker, living three
m,I.s from Pamela. North % the
river, trough, u, in . cotton stalk Of
Boyd Prolific variety, on ls., Mon.
lay, which contained, besides three
boll', tcae nearly full gro~a,) q
nanssr II blooms, aud nearly ninety
,gaarc.. This ,taIk !. sbcu, e,c
feet IN he sh,, raised on upland
10, iha, growing on hi, bottom land,
Is considerably taller. Mr.. Baker
tells Us his eropi. csccllcn, prOmis.
iag him On atundsh, yield. u
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View Sweet Potatoes.

w have received a sample 81
sv,c, POTATOES raised in our town,
this year, by Mr. James Bowers.
They are Of good siss. Although
tie s.ason has becn too vet for them,
yet they have attained an cs,abls
.ise nearly a month sooner than
usual.
ur. Ro~ers sen, ,he Star on,es
The hrs, swee, POTATOES las, year,
and i again ahead. he uadsnnnd,
gardening. veil. 1t appears. w
hops his hills may alssy. be pleusi.
full, supplied
Nhe viii send ne the krs, ua,er
mrlon ;
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