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WEDNESDAY, MORNING. - r,LY =
s.EacK ra, ADyERrlsERs.

Advertisements for the DEsrAfcH must be- HANDED
By sis sctock n tk saerwoon. In order TO appear
the next day. The hsAvy pressure Of Advertisements
spon Ire ceismns 81 car paper, will not admit Of
their reception aftsr the hour named.
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vEowrHR mo ADwAY TaBAL1a.NH 49,.
~ r.en,sr 1jIls n this prodj91Ous Esee1imn-
5Sfh MA s. rfed suc<ceg ~ tins Bpneq-
sv 7hcssrs contaIn tie detaiJs q Ire exunorca.
raw ecenes pelfoTmed. snd - when 49, tMe
fSIiowing sttracsions-fns moss 's1s
known WILL RxHTBIT AT RICHMOND.
AND EEtDA SaV SOss
nzr Doors open ~ and 4!
G7r Performances at aud u &c oek. r y.
= rss lest performing ELEPHANT In the World.
TIPPO 0AlB.
Tho only pair Of
n, lmrrieu md The largest srsr taken airs, par
foyuing In fdaes vtth
LIONS. LEOPAkDs and BRAZILIAN TIGEk9s
Under the Command of the fear'ess
Prof LAN6W0RTnY. Who enters the cages.
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H%Gzoaan B. STEnL, Dentist, Office
and residence No. 49, on MAN, between stE and 9th
trescs Richmond Va my 3O-ly
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-. WHIrsHunsr,s OLD GALLnnY, ~
~ NEW YoaK LIYI Insurance. Con-
ANY.
Capital 81, 100000.

OdE11USN1
The above Company 10 PuREL! MUTUAL; and
are declared ANNUALLY, snd mage
a vera ed about IS or 40 per cert.
When desired, 10 per cert. OF the annual premium
will be loaned to the insured.
moe than ONE HUNDRED AVID PITY THOU
SAND DOLLARS to widows. orphans and creditors.
All losses have been PAID PROMPTLY, and with
out litigation.
Cali. without delay, and secure LIFE POLICY
i'r Tue Os''sN' % 'o CH1s y WORKMAN,
Gen'l Agent and Atty fer Virginia,
.03 Main st.
JAS II CONWAY. u D,
A q WORKMAN. D. Medical Board.
Ro T COLEMAN, NJ d, jy 8-ts
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WILL REMAIN IN THE UNITED SrATEs.-protessor
Agassiz has set at rest all doubts as to the perma
festival of the Phi Beta Kappa fraternity, held at
Cambridge, Mass, last week, the great naturalist
was called out for speech. In the course of his
remarks, he announced that "he regarded himself
no longer as a European whereupon the enthu-
siastic and much pleased Bostonians leaped To
their feet as Que man, and interrupted the speech
by cheering yociferously. When this tumult sub
sided the Professor resumed with declaration
that he designed to remain ia America, 'it for no
other reason than to show that science here could
be free from the trammels of rostine.o,
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CUBA AND THE SLAVE TRADE--The London Times,
in 4 leader. coutroverts Lord Pamerstons view OF
the national duty Ia regard to the slave trade ami
encourages the idea Of the annexation of Cuba to
the United States as Cuba once annexed, the whole
trade would come TO an end.
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- Psrsoxs wishing PENNIES, for
change. can obtain them by calling at this once.
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A CIRCUS or STAR ACTORS,

Including EATON eTONB, W W NICH0L3. the
NICOL0 FAMILY. fonr in number, Mona. MOO.
LO and Masters ALPHDNsO, SEBASTIAN end
ALMA; their Dogs Aladdin and Abdslish; their
White PONIES, Master FnANK; Mrs EATON
STONE; MamsslIe FREDEEICKS. Prof. LANG.
WORTHY, from Astley's.
with his Stump speeches.l and Ponies YUM
AMERICA and JOHN BULL; the admired Chwn
ktone the smallest Clown ia the world. only NJ
years old aud Messrs HApnEx, MAReHNosf, MHxkL-
"a. NORTON. NASH. BAYARD. &c. and the MONKEY
JOCKO.
The name Of the Far-Famed Lion Tanner.
VAN AMBURGH,
L n,.ra,tao ~ tta anna, ierify of this Establish
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WE ARE ALWAYS PLEASED TO re-
cord decrease in the sffiictions to which humanity
the wonder working powers of DR.. j. HOSTEL
TIERS CELEBRA TED BIT Frs, for diseases OF the
head aud stomach As specific, it Is perhaps With
out a rival and the people whom it has benefited
even within a limited period. are to be counted by
thousands. The Bitters bases its reputation more
on hat il has itself DONE than what ii gets
yenient friends TO say TOR it, Fer Dyspepsia Flatu
ence Constipation ETC.. etc 1T cannot be surpassed.
in speediness of cure. Try them, and cur word for
it, they will give satisfaction.
For sale by Druggists and Dealers generally, eve
where " 26-lm
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GEN. Johnston and the M or m ons.

we nave conSeTseu iateiy with i1ttiiiseot Seu
tlemeu who have had opportunities OF knowing
the real facts of the case In regard to the Nor
mons and their able leader, Brigham Young
These gentlemen say that Gen. Johnston, now In
command &c the army of Utah, ia about the only
man over sent to Utah, in any civil or military ca
pacity, that is capable of managing Brigham
Young, and that ii the settlement Of the Mormon
difficulties were left to Johnston alone it would be
much better for the interests Of the country. Our
iniormants speak of Young as u man of rare ad-
iuinistrative power, a thorough insight into hn-
man nature, and great capacity for befoolng and
banhooziing most ''Gentiles" with whom he comes
In contact. He Is as Inscriptions as he is able,
and there are crimes and abomiuati ons at which
he; or his followers at his command, hesitate for
au instant. If half the accounts given by these
respectable gentlemen Of Mormon crimes against
humanity are true, it Is matter Of the deepest dis
grace and humiliation to this country that she
suffers such community az that of Utah to exist
within her borders. Yet such is the address and
adroitness OF the Chief Of this modern Sodom that
he has hitherto pulled wool over he eyes of al
most Orery functionary of the General Govern
ment with whom he has had intercourse. There
is one nsu whose clear vision he cannot de-
coive, and whose nncompromisIng spirit he breads.
ah'' 'na. - 'onna'on. - Inc army unacr tna1
common sense aud valiant chieft ain had been the
only negotiator with Brigham Young, 1t is believed
that ths snake of o,man rshsl,ion ~ou,d hava
no., ..L ara ~ No, ....o,.s,,s rha.a -
' V "o. 'so'sa Ahe'o neser was
iairer opportunity 10 show the strength OF our
Government, and to prove its ability and willing
~ .ss'o'asoo " .'' "o
~ W suSn an OPEN auoacious ssoei ~ brigham
Young, one wEo faunts his mutiny In tho very
face OF the Government and glories in his shame,
4. ir;rst;ca 70 Tho laval nart ~ ,ba ror,,,rv end
c,aa,,v ~ t,,.s wn,, nv :. ,smn,sa ), rsh.,,on
ctas''y 70 shose VINO may % temp'ea W feoc'''o"
by the impuniry with which II is committed.
The Baltimore E1change. after showing that "the
Mormops Weld IN every thing We ask, vet we gain
" A''a's - 'n' ,
Inc wave psrs neIore " spa coss. on IN ,hs
me ssr,s, Ia she 81 new ter
ri,orisl 9o,ernment: bat the nlachine won't work.
Wits. forces that relied upon 20 put q IN opera
ton nroscrve mAsteriy inactivity, ana there Cd e
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WANTS

WANTED-By respectable white wo-
w man. situation ~ Children's Nurse. HOUSE
Servant or Cham bermsid. She can also make her
self useful as plan seamstress. Apply AZ this Of
fice. jy 2S-ts
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G = FEMALE INSTITUTE,

~ RICHMOND, VA.-The ninth session q THE In
stitution will commence on the first MONDAY In
&c ober next.
For Catalogues, giving information as to terms,
boar ding department course OF study, &C., with full
srnly 10 D LEE POW ELL,
~ 5a~dtIothO Principal.
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DrsEAss AMONG CsTTLE.-The papers at the south
continue TO note great mortality among cattle
In consequence OF the disease known as black
tongue some of the butchers at Columbia, s. c..
have suspended the sale of beef for the present
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CHAs 8 DAWSON.

@e Ar CosT Ar Cosr!! Ar CosTl
BARGAINS! BAaGuys!i BARGA .!--For thirty
days. we will sell cur stock Of Staple and Fancy
DRY Goods at COST Also, Millinery and straw
Goods PRINCES. Ladies' Dress Trimmings. &c. &C.
Orr stock embraces q great variety OF Desirable
Goods, which we will close out at incrediable low
prices, to make room for the fall purchases
LADIES' BAZAAR,
iy l6-l2t No ITS Broad street.
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A PARADE OF Far nucKEYEs-Fifty fat men of
Mansfield, Ohio, had parade on the 5th. The
lightest In the company weighed 200 pounds. The
captain was estimated at 25S pounds; the heaviest
man in the crowd weighed 3S5, and the next 900
pounds.
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WHEAT GROWING IN Wharf.-The New Harmony
Indiana, Advocate states that Mr.. John Wi.sey, o:
that place, has twenty acres of bottom land in
wheat which was beginning to flower when the
river commenced covering the land upon which II
was growing. For five weeks the water has re-
manned upon it to the depth of from six to Twelve
inches, during which time the wheat has netured
aud, in the opinion of good farmers, who have
examined it, the grain is equal to any raised the
hills, but owing to the recent rise in the river il
will be impossible to harvest in the bottoms this
summer
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~. RICHMOND MUSICAL INrTI.

M. RICHMOND MUSICAL INsTI.
ksEgxTUTE-T. L.. GALLEHER, PRINCIPAL
Ax The third semi-annual session Of this instifu-
ton will commence Sept. 18th. 1855. and continne
nineteen weeks Teachers eminently qualified will
facility afforded pupils for acquiring 8 thorough
musical education. Every means viii be employed
to secure the success of pupis-aod st the lowest
possible expense The terms for tuition and plan Of
operation will be duly announced.
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COMMERCE AND PoLIrICs-The Norfolk (Va.) Her
ald of yesterday, has leading article headed "The
Curries Of Richmond" 1t is high and deserved
tribute to the untiring energy and enlarged views
of the firm in this city, of which Messrs David,
John and William Currie the members. 1t
concludes with the following sensible paragraph; ;
They have established influences that will live
and bless for thousand years after the yiiest
speechmaker he forgotten. and have done more
service to the State, than all the whole of poll
iticians that have have existed since the COM
mepcement of tbe universe
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Nxa YoRx ASSAY 0FneE. --Sines the opening Of
THIS institution In October. 1854. the amount u
gold converted Ia dBe bars has been over seventy
three mlioas Of doilars, about 625 900, on IN
average, per month.
SOL IL PhiiAaelphiA, LIZ IL Baltimore, and only IS
In Hostous
The health ol1cer o. Brooklyn. New York, n
ports 900 dsAth last week Of sspilLmtik diet
Joseph Smith. Esq, we'll known peintsr and
pahiinhsr n Relfast, Ireland, did recently.
The brig n. sbspp4rsi, II Salem. from, Paris, had
en- board seven large Sized ssrpsats.
Thomas sl Turner hss heea chosen Msy.r afsa
ysnnals, Gs.
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DEAp.-Wm. Davis, old citizen of Orange
county, Va, died near Gordonsvlie, on the 24th
inst. He was very popular and highly esteemed
among his county.men.
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~ wM n. FOSTER, Esq. 10 the authorized
agent for the Dispatch In Norfolk and Por'smouth.
Rsbscribers In those cities will obtain their papers
regularly from him 81 the earliest possible moment
in the day.
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I7IKGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE

" ihdiNlA + FEMALE lNSI1IUIE--
STAUNT0N. VA.
RI Rev. W. MEADE. d. D.. President Of the d.
rectory.
Directory.
Rev. Il. H. PHILLIPS, A. NJ, Principal and Head
andeompetent officers In the Boarding and Acsdem-
ical Departments.
NEsDAY in next September. Registers. with full
information, sent on application To Rev. II. II
PHILLIPS. StauLton. Va ap 2S-3ms
DURE COGNAC BRANDY AND WHIH-
KEY-Fiya quarter casks pure cocnac Brandy;
20 bills pnre Monongafela Whiskey, receiving Per
steamer; for Gale by
jy 25-5f WI III TYLER.
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MEADE h BAKER, Chemists,
ls6, N " cor 10Th and Main SITS,
Richmapd va

lust RECEIVED PER STEAMER
q LADIES' White Mixed and Black Cotton Hose
q. all prices
Men's Brown, White and Grey Half Hose, all
grades
White Silk Glox Half Hose
Silk and Mohair Elastic Belts, black and fancy
all grades
Patent Leather Belts, in great variety
Ivory and Horn Fine and Dressing Comb,
Brass, Steel aud Reed Hoops Hoop Skirts &c
All fresh desirable and cheap, to which we invite
the attention of the trace.
THOMAS. HUGHES &CALDwELL.
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=, a REGULAR MAs-EArgR.--A fshing party Ut
sIharlsston, s. G., . few days since, caPtnred .
shark over thirteen feet long, and ON ripping him
open found sailors peaacket and other large ar.
ticies In his nav.
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states that the house of q farmer residing in the
south part of that county was burned 70 the
ground on Saturday week by q company OF per-
sons, under the belief that the occupants had be-
wlfched all the cattle in the neighborhood.
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THE EXERCISES of Mrs and Miss
l. CARRINGTON'S School, on Broad. between
2iih and 18th SITS will recon nence on the FIRST
MONDAY IN SEPTEMRER nsxI
IN ID !.
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The steamship line between Aspinwall and Ha
vana Is discontinued. Hereafter the steamers per
New York will stop at Key West.
The u S frigate Sarauac to leave Panama
On the 10th July, for San Juan.
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IL resume the duties of her School, on 2od street,
between Clay and Leigh, on the FIRST MONDAY
i'm SEpTEM CIR. For farther Information, she will
be please to see any Of her former patrons or 9TH
ers who desire thorough instruction, and healthy
pleasant and quiet location, absolutely Necessary
fur mental, moral and ply steal improvement.
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A TEACHER.--A Lady, a graduate Of
n one of the first Northern Seminar les, with one
years experience in teaching in the South, desires
y situation, TOR the coming rear, as TEACHkk.--
she be highly recommended. Satis sctnry
ference csn be given. Address TEACfiEK.
jy i5-ifts through the Post Office.
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FRENCH LANGUA Professor
Il EMION begs to offer to the Principals OF Buys
OR YOUNG LADIES SCHOOLS, in the city of
Richmond his services for the next session. begin
the lst Of October. Address, Prof. n. EMIUN,
Junction. Hanover county, Va.
ly l0-tlsAugust*
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VHEAP GOODS MUST SELL an

CHEAP GOODS MUST SELL. IL am
~ selling goods to suit the times; 30 all ia want CT
unprecedented bargains. wiz do well. and studs
their interest il giving call at No = Main ssr.eL
prices. busters in Marseilles. Barge Linen, Brill
liant and Calico at less rates Than hitherto. and
.o!ict attention to ihe make OF those from my es-
tablishmaLt.
Lace Nantes, at half price; Elastic Belts. of new
styles, as low as nne-pence Ladders iIavel,ng
Hoop skirts that are unrivaslsdi in tbs city; and
host of othei articles at the nea ~ established store
No ~ Main street, nearly opposite the ST. Charles
h yves GEORGE JAoaBs.
COTTON YARNs.--The james River
~ Manufacturing Company offer to the trade,
COZ TON YARNS Of their own make and OF choice
quality. They can be furnished 10 the usual yare-
y Ct s numbers and raokfs fIssf Agent
T ARD OIL. LARD OIL "A fresh sup
II ply. inst received and sale ~ ssprov
iyS Corner Main and 10th streets
CWEET UIL.-l5O cases pr.me, just re-
~ ceived by FISHER WINSTON,
TRIESMAR-Ail numbers, just receiv-
1 ed, fer sale by FISHER 4 WINSTON.
jy2s Druggists.
TEEP COOL.-A few more Of Jones
N Yerke's celebrated REFRsGERATORs. which
viii be sold at small advsnes above cost
JyS SJEsBiN6 = PULLEN
ICE PITCHERS.-Ice Pitchers, Table
Refrigsrators. Butter Coolers, and Water Coolers
Of every varies, Of stsis I1r s1s vsrg lev
J jylS Corner 9th and Broad.
.CRAWFORD'S STATUE THROWN in {
" 70 THE eHADE-Every bsdy call at sTEB.
RIMS PULLEN'S, cerner 9sh and Broad streets
and see the Bronze Etatus of the celebrated Race
Horse Pryor, pronounced By judges 20 be superior
10 Crawford's Washington. jyzS
GREEN GINGER and other Picking
and Preserving Spices; Fiavoring and Cooking
Eytracss; hnest Salad uif and English Mustard for
MEADE BAKERS Drug stsee.
lyA ls6 W Cor Main and 10Th 81
BLACKBERRY BRANDY.--This is !
= delightful beverage. and also . valuabls rems-
y e A BuDRKER, No 10 MAin a
VARNIEHEH, WARM s & i 6.--Ir0nl
- varnish; Copal vArnish; Furniture yarnish;
Coach varnish. Japan vaFnish: Dlack Leather Var.
rish; Waite vArnishs 1or anls Nv
nODEK1 III. lnGgilt,
Iy2s Main afEset. near TIE Old naEkst-
CYRUP a the Buper. Phosphaies the
9sv rsnsdy ior eoa'upDtiou; e s ;s,s n
DAY RUM-Erench's best quality; Tor
sals br ii q 4 B0DFK Ek.
WHAT CHEER--Tbe house keeper,
friend. CAL Il sTnBHINS fULLEN. sor-
ner vfh aud broad stfsets and sst package. ~ y
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WANTED-A first rate CARPENTER.
w for the balance of the year at the Corbin Hill
Mines. JNO WEkTH, Agent.
w.
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CARDIAC Fire Company,

coo REV A & D.-Wheress. on the
W ~ night of Saturday last, the oath instant
and intentionally freak down ami carry away about
one hundred and fifty yards of the telegraph wire,
opposite the town of Manchester, in the county Of
Chesterfield, and whereas the communication over
said wire was thereby interrupted will pay a re-
ward OF $50 tor such testimony will lead to the
apprehension and conviction Of the guilty party.
r D0WEL.., Supt.
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QRINTED LAWNS AND JACON ELS.
1 CHAS. A. CIV ATKIN respectfully invites tie
attention of the ladies to large assor .nsnt of
printed thin Goods suited to this warm eeason
Yard wide printed Lawns at 64 CITE, fast colors;
small Inquired Lawns, fast colers at 10 ctr yard wide
printed Lawns at l21a cts, handsome patterns:
sold 80 per cent higher; fine French Organdie Mus
Inns al the lowest prices.
Also, Busters, Nuns Bonnets, &c.
CHAS. A. GWATKIN.
jy Is Opposite Ex Bank,
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EDUCATION

THE EIGHTH SESSION of Miss TAAE-
J. WELLS SCHOOL will commence on the lst
law Of October aud close on the LIST of July.
TERMS For Board. entire Session .....~.sn ~ W
Higher English Branches...... 40 %
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MISS PEGRAM'S SCHOOL.-MISS
Iva pEGRAM will resume the duties of her school
the lst of October next. Circulars containing full
particulars may be had on application TO
MRS D. W. PEGRAM
iyl2-d&wtf IiDdeu Sduare,
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TIE Ex-pREsIDHsrs-Ex- President Tyler IL in
Norfolk, Va; Ex-Presdent Van Buren, remains At
ais nome 10 undertook; Ex-Preaidsnf FillmoEe
Z At Niagara Falls, and Ex-presideat pierce Is III
Europe
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A CARD.-The members of
-NE Protss ton Fire Company. No. 2, beg
cave to return their sincere thanks to
@Messrs. MORTON, STEER and CROUCH for
the COurtesies and refreshments furnished them du
ring the fire on Sunday morning last; also. to the
Messrs. RAGLANDs, for ,he breakfast furnished the
Firemen.
BY order of the lst Foreman.
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ARsIvAL OF WHALERs-Eight whalers have ar
rived at New Bedford, Mas, during the present
week. viz Two Brothers. Lsoniias, Atkins Adams,
Gen. Scott, Alfred Gibbs, Betsy Williams, Napo
leon and Hesper. Three Of the number viii less
70 their owners from $50, 600 to $70,0OO.
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WANTED-Two good HAIR "a
w NESS MAKERS and cns SADDLE
HAND can get good rob, at fair prices.
By immediate application 70
.oo -. R;chmord Va
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,ETANTED-At the Carbon Hill Coal
w Mines, one or two good STONE MAs0NS.
lie 2s--ts JNu WERTn, Agent.
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w PAINTERS and good SIGN PAINTER and
GRAINER-cne who can do Draining and slgn
Painting both. For such good wages viii pc given
JAMES BOWER.
10 9s-f. Charlottesville, Va.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-02-25

CARROTS FOR SToCK-Can anything he bet
ter as Winter food for all kinds of animals,
than this familiar root ? We have used it for
several years with most gratifying results
1t is not only useful as relish" with other
fodder, as apples and vegetables are for man
kind in the Winter, but it contains valuable
nourshing properties. and may he used as an
alternate substitute for other food We are
not surprised to learn that the keepers of live
ry stables in cities are beginning to use car
rots for horse food. They hold that peck of
carrots and peck Of oats are better for a
horse than two pecks Of oats. Al animals re
qure for their health and comfort green food
to mix with their dry fodder, and their Win
ter bill of fare is deficient, if it does not in
clade carrots.
We have the report of an experiment made
by careful farmer to test the relative value
of several kinds of food for milch cows with
the following result three pounds of carrots
equal to one pound of hay. This would make
three tons of carrots eqnal to one ton of hay
Il. e., for producing milk bat for fattening
purposes, we should place the carrot near upon
par with hay This also is true of it, that
it yields larger crops than the potatoe, is mo, q
nntrtiors, is better adapted to this climate
than rnta-baga or turnips, can be more readi-
ly and better kept through the Winter, and is
more easily prepared for feeding, as it does
not require boiling or steaDing, unless it lie
for swine We sometimes meet in our exchan.
ges, with various receipts for coloring Winter
male butter but we believe the best way tc
accomplish this is by feeding the cows on good
orange carrots, and leave to them the work Of
coloring the butter.
The culture is not too difficult Give the
gronnd liberal mnnnring with well decomp0s
ed dung, and if to this is added mixture oil
muck or chip dirt, it will help the matter
OF course, the plowing and narrowing must bt
thoroughly done. Sow in drills two feet apart
if for horse tiage If done with the hand, al
less distance Sow when the soil is little
moist, and press the earth firmly over the
seed.-American Agrienlt3rtS.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-02-25

Axes. Broad Narrow Lath and Hand HatchetscSaole
Loc Trace and Har Chains, Crowbars, Picks Shovels
and Spades.
POCKETAND TABLE ECUTLERY--Shears and Scis-
sors EDGE Tools of all kinds Brass and Enamecd Kettles
Shovel and Tongues Spoons and Ladies' Tubs and Pals,
Nops and Washboars and all other kinds of hOusekeep
ing implements
In the HARpW ARE line, Brass, Brittana, JappaDed
and Plain Tin Ware single or in sets. Bar. Band Scroll
and Hoop Iron Steel of all kinds Nail Rods, &c Pumps,
Lead Pine and all the necessary fixtures for water works
Patent Stretched Leather Betting ard String Leather,
and 10 900 other articles too to MENTION that
we are now receiving direct from the hands Of manuiac-
turers audmporter. including the largest assortment
and greatest variety Of