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KING g. QUEEN LAND FOR SALE
LNHE Undetermined 4 Trnafee uG Richard and = VOL

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IL ford Cnrbin offers for sale the following Tracts
Land, in King Queen County, to wit:
Tract called Lanevie, containing about 200 acres
with Dwelling House. Barns. Corn Houses Stables
Uverseers House and Cabins all In good order Also
very Valuable Grist and Flour Mill.
Some six hundred acres are in cultivation sud
the residue 10 heavily mbered. This Land lies on the
Mattapon river, Immediately opposite to West Point,
Owned by VIM: p. Taylor, Esq which is the terminus
Of the Richmond and York River Railroad
Also Tract Of Land, called Top Knot containing
about 500 there 10 about ~ OF this Land under
cultivation, and the residue Is heavily Timbered.
Also Tract OF Land containing about Oacrrs known
by the of Pluck Rose, which Land il also heavily
tnbered These two last Tracts of Land lie within three
and four miles OF the Mattaponi River.
Also Tract Of Land called CARROTS supposed to
tain 200 acres.
Also piece of Land, lying Dragon Swamp, sup
posed to contain seventy acres, which is heavily tim
bered in Cypress.
r. Any person desirous of purchasing these Tracts
Of Land. or either of thcm will please apply 10 Mr
Peter Bray who lives I.anevillc. and will also nj
dress undersigned, whose Post office ID Brandy Station
Cupeper County, Va; Messrs. Richard and :. Wen
ford Corbn Fredericksburg. Va.
The above tracts land will be sold public auction
in lots to suit purchasers Laneye in King and Queen
county on the 9th day of Msrch next, lair III not the
mex, lair day thereafter The survey and plas al the
tracts will be exhibited the sale, at which time the
terms will be made known
Ian6-ctl1March WIN. N. WEILFORD.
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NOTICE.
JNO N. WILLIAMS, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER
lEnrrnkrLu .nith AZ al.
GEORGE b. hTEEL,

DENTIST,
ID ETURHS his sincere thanks to those %
H whose liberal patronage he has re-
ceived during Che year past and respest- oII1YYO
fully asks continuance of 1t, assuring
them that all operations, either in the Mechanical or
Operative Department. will be performed In the most
satisfactory manner. Having an experience of eight
years in this city, he feels confident OF giving he be-
evcs be has thus far entire satisfaction. He may be
found all hours All work warranted. Office and Re-
sdencc No, 23l, Main above 9th Street, and nearly
opposite J. W. Davies Marble Works, Richmond, Va.
Jan2-ly
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1855. SPRING TRADE. 1883.
CLARKSO RSON CO,
Importers of Hardware, Cutlery. Guns and An
Choir Boiling Cloth,
No. log, MAIN STREkr, RIcHMosp Va.
a RE now in receipt of their Spring Stock OF Foreign
"A and Domestic Hardware, to which they invite the
attention Of merchants who wish buy for cash. intend
pay promptly at maturity Their stock 10 composed In
part OF
Grain and Grass scythes, Snaths and Grain Cradles
Trace, Halter. Log, OK, Fifth and Breast Chains
Wedding. Killing, Planter. and Grubbing Hoes
Spades Shovels. Forks and Rskes
Gand, Cross-Cut, Mill and Tcnon Saws
Horse Rsspa MIL Hsndsaw, Shop and all other kinds of
Files
Axes, Hatches Hammers and Adze
Pen and Pocket Knives Knives and Forks and Carvers
Razors. Scissors Shears Shoe and Butcher Knives
Building Hardware Of every kind
Anvis, Bellows, Vises and Stocks and Dies
Planes Chise Augers and Tools of every description
Double, Single Barrel Shot Guns and Rifles
Horse and Mules Collars, Bride and Bride Filings
Blind Brides, Webb Rens and Girths
Cast and Shear Steel Horse and Mule Shoos, &c, &c
They also Sole Agents inRohmond Nor FairbankI
Scales and Jacobs celebrated Amalgum Pens.
March
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RICHMOND. March Is, 1853.
p R. Il. MHADE. FREp. A KUfEa and others,
-temAn-In teply TO your Citd. requesting nae to
anee myself candidate for the Office of Clerk of n.
s c0.r, of the City Of Richmond, beg leave to say
asse, for sometime past. been repeatedly and earn
s;sed BY many so to declare myself, which. from
na considerations, have heretofore declined doing
'er your cali feel that AIN not at liberty longer to
aae that denial. and therefore hereby most respect
announce myself candidate for that office.
'ds'as 10 each and all Of you my unfeigned thanks
a,se'ing manner in which you have been pleased
4ct your call,
'enlsn, your obedient servant,
t..t 6-d3, JAMES Elicit
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VIRGINIA-IN CHANCERY-ln Chesterfield
v County Court, March the 9th, 1859:
Samuel Hastings and John Clcpdenine, and all other
creditors Of John Armstrong, Plaintiffs.
Against
Samuel Hastiugs administrator of the said George Arm
strong, deceased William Twigges and Mary his wife,
John Doyle, and Ann Jane his wife, and George Arm.
strong, Jr., Defendants.
The object of this suit sell the real estate whereof
Geo. Armstrong died. seized and and appear
ing to tho satsacdon of the Court that George Arm
strong Jr. and John Doyle, and Ann Jane bis wife
non.resdeus of this Commonwealth; 1t 10 ordered that
they appear here within one month after due publication
of order and do what 10 necessary to protect their
interest In this suit.
Copy-Teste,
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G. d. WOOTTON,

Apply at the Once Of "The ssuth,'
Or l2rH STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND CAlY.
WIN attend punctuay any business entrusted to him
In The city country. Writing Of any kind Copying
Book Keeping. Accounts Collecting Buying and Selling
etc.
REFERENCES :-Col II. C. Cabell, Roger 4. Pryor.
Esq, Col. Henry Thwsatt Prof Christian. James
Butler Co.. and many others for whom he has done the
like business. March It'll
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DYSPEPSIA AND FITS,
DIR. TRACY DELORME, THE GREAT CURER OF
CONSUMPTION,
WAS for several years badly afflicted by Dyspepsia
w that for part of the time be was confined to bis
bed He WINS eventually cured by prescription furnished
by young clairvoyant girl This prescription given by
mere child while in state Of trance has cured every
body who has taken it, never having failed once It IL
equally as sure In of FITS Of DYSPEPSIA The
ingredients may be found In any drug store will send
this valuable prescription any person the receipt Of
one stamp TO pay postage. Address
DIR. TRACY DELORME.
Great Curer of Consumption, New York Post Office.
E,b -isl
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LANES RIVER HYDRAULIC CEMRNr-T

ANIES RIVER HYDRAULIC CEMRNT-ThC
- celebrated James River Cement Works are In
full and successful operation and prepared to furnish
10. 600 Casks monthly.
The Cement Is manufactured from PURE HYDRAU
Lie CEMENT STONE, aud spproximates the
original Roman Cement than any other in the United
States.
In order to maintain the high reputation 1t pos
sesses the manufacture 10 conducted with the greatest
and skil strictly discardng all foreign matter and
put up In good strong casks, without adulteraton.
iV-EvERY CASk WARRANTED.
Orders should be addressed to the General Agents.
Feb III BRIDGFORD a. CO., Richmond Va
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VIRGINIA. LANDS WANTKD:

VIhUINIA 1lANDS
GEHERAL BROKERAGE IN NEW YORK.
THE undersigned having located In New York ii now
i conducting q GENERAL BROKERAGE for the
Land Warrants &C.. &c and offers Bis service. TO hi,
Virginia frisnds. who may need an agent 10 New York
city make purchases charter vessels dispose of Vr
ina lands or their produe He has repeated inquire.
about arms in Virginia. BY parties who Wish 10 purchase
improved and unmproysd lands and be has custom.
dress RO. II. GALLAHER,
March l6-cihf No 81, Liberty street, N. Y.
AT AUCTION PRICES BOR TWO WEEKS
ONLY
VXJE will continue sell oft stock of Day Goops,
w at very reduced prices, until LIST of April when
We will elese them at auction. Country Merchants and
others buying for cash, will do we'll to give call
w. P. PERKINS e. CO..
March IL AL Eagle Square.
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al. bundles Silt Iron. for Hor,e s6o.. -
lis o'a add Half.ovsl Iron, for ssis Nv
John n. GORbOR.
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FLRET'S FOR SALE,

-
UIAVIEG become the of that beautiful and
Ii highly improved farm, called FLEETS now Of
fer the for sale privately The tract Of land contains
hundred aud two and el 10 the immediate vi.
ciny of Petersburg. with commanding View Of the city
1t being only few mputes walk from the business part
of the City but still in the country renders very des
rsble residence and fSm thu. combining the advantages
both of town and coudy This land has been used for
marketing and farming and 10 very productive The
dwelling house of brick and two stories high. covered
with tin, and contains twelve rooms six rooms aoor
with two largo passages running through the house
There every necessary clubhouse upon the place. from
largo framed gEsnayy, down to dog house, inclusive.
al In good repair.
Tho whole of the land Is enclosed and ready for cult
vation except fifteen twenty acres Of hmbered lsno,
There 10 we'll Of water In tho yard, aud excellent
spring within short distance Of the dwelling furnishing
an abundant supply Of good water.
Mr. Rousseau the former owner, 10 the place at this
hme. but will vsese the premises when desired by pur
chaser.
Persons In want Of suoh place are invited to vew the
terms the subscriber In person. by letter directed
to Blacks and Whites Nottoway
March le-cu3Ws John FITZ(gERALD.
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E Hs TAX OVERS or THE UPPKR com.
iSsSrsas DISTRICT OF HENRlCO COUNTY.
prepare your lists Of taxable property for the
&c year. The same subjects arc taxable this
~, :. shall soon call and see you for your lists
ane' and when | call don't Say you have not
|, ~ ee. "it 10 In the DISPATCH, which everybody
~ with the rest OF mankind You may
-. a9'us the matter All shall ask about 10 your
- Just give It to NO. and We viii part 2ood
bIs J. b. REESE, Com'r Rev,
Upper District Henrico
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LOGAN WALLER,
COMMIS SION NJ f X C. II A N i,

CO NJ IN X Z II
RICHMOND, "a.
~ HyOTES his undivided attention to the sale al every
IL kind Of Country Produce.
He would say to farmers that he has on hand large
supply Of superior Grain Bags tor their recommendation
which they can obtain promptly by order or from The
agents at the principal depots Persons obtaining his bags
will please have them filed and promptly returned
Office two doors below the Columbian Hotel, Cary st
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GREAT IAPR0vEnIENT IN EXTRACTING

EREAT IIIPIkUF E.WENT IN EXTRACTING
TEETH.
~ w. JONES, DENTIST would an. -
IT, nounce to all who wish their TEETH
EXTRACTED, that ho now has Instrumental t
superior to any others ever used. The sim. IID
plicty and perfection Of their adaptation 10 SUCH
render the extraction of teeth almost PAINLESS
FAILING BnSG THE TOOTH, never breaking 1t, mang.
ling the gums or njuring the surrounding parts.
All other operations gently and thoroughly performed
l>Y@ OFFICE opposite Corinhian Hall, ON Main street.
Jan S-d&c3m
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rch VIM. ~ WELLFORn.
VALUABLE COAL LANDS FOR SALE on

VALUABLE COAL LANDS FOR SALE ON
THE KANAWHA RIVER.
WE are authorized SELL in parcels TO suit purrfn
y" sers large parcel OF those valuable Camel and
Buminous Coal Lands lying the Kanawha River, IN
Fsyette county, and below Loup Creek and Armstrong
win be shown to those making inquiries Title unque.
March elm GODDIN & APPERSON.
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e, fe, SEs.-so kegs Horse Shoes, assortet
Is oy
+ II. SIMMER l. CO.
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TV0RN PLANTRRs.-S,ickney' Patent Hand Corn
~ Plsntors, At ave dollars. A full supply on hand.
Also, Horse Msehinos. for planting n. N. SMITH,
March 16-eN No. H. West Main arect.
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NOTICE
TO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
AN now prepared to furnish you with Boots Il.
Il and Shoes of the very best quality and Of the
latest style, and at as fair prices as such goods v
can be had at any house In the United States -
Manufacturer of Ladies' and GentIemen's Boots and
Shoes, No. l27, Main street, Richmond. Va.
Peb 20 "
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GILBERT STEWARDS PORTRAIT OF
WASHINGTON,
PRLNTEDIN OIL COLORS
EYERYBODY who reveres the memory Of that great
~ and good throughout the land should send io
a copy OF this truly beautiful picture.
Fine Impressions, Arabesque Gold Mounted only 81 90
Single Proofs, paper, SO
convenience, remittances for the half dollar Style
may be made in stamps.
Pictures carefully rolled and sent (free) per post
Address DEYEREUX & CO.
A.hepsum, Washington Square, Philadelphia.
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4 RETIRED PHYSICIAN SEVENTY.FTYI

a RETIRED PHYSICIAN SEYENTY.FIYE
N YEARS OF AGE-Whosc sands of life have nearly
out, discovered while In the East ndies certain
for Consumption Asthma Bronchitis Coughs. Colds
and General Debility. The remedy WA discovered by
him when his only child daughter, given up to die
He had heard much OF the wonderful restorative and
healing qualities of preparations made from the East In
might make remedy for his child. He studied hard and
succeeded in realizing HIS wishes His child was cured
and alive and well. He has since administered the
wonderful remedy to thousands of sufferers in all parts of
the world and he has never failed in making them
plrtey healthy and happy Wishing to do much good
as possible he will send such of his afflicted fellow
ings request this recipe, with full and explicit drcc
lions for making up, and successfully using it. He
quires each applicant 10 inclose him shingthree
mainder be applied to the payment Of this advertise
ment.
Y. J.
CAUrroN-I have no son.lnlaw authorized to send my
recipe, has been advertised. March lin
REAL ESTATE AGENT AND AUCTIONRRR.
TUNIIE subscriber, late of the firm of TAYLOR g. VIII.
u LIAMs, purposes TO conduct, 10 all its branches,
the business of REAL ESTATE AGENT AND AUG.
TONER. AND STOCK AND BILL BROKER
He will sell, both publicly and privately all Real and
Personal Property rent out Houses and receive the rents
sell Stocks and other Securities, and Negotiate Loan'.
He thinks that with his experience In the business his
extensive acquaintance and his knowledge of the pro.
perry In and around the city he will be able discharge
satisfactorily, every trust that may be conhded to him
and he will endcavor by strict attention TO business to
command the public confidence and to merit fair share
Of the business in his line.
CF Office opposite Goddin's Hail.
March l-c&d2w Al d. WILLIAMS.
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SWAN d CO.'S LOTTERIES.
AUTHORIZED BY TIE STATE OF GEORGIA
3Sn nnn

SWAN d CO.'S LOTTERIES.
AUTHORIZED BY TIE STATE OF GEORGIA
100000.
FOR TEN DOLLARS.
TUyHE following single number Scheme will he drawn by
Il 8. SWAMI Co., Managers Of the Sparta Academy Lot
terry In each Of their single numbe Lotteries for MARCH
1885, at AUGUSTA Ga, in public under the superntend-
ence OF Commissioners
CLASS Z
To be drawn In the City Of Augusta, Georgia. In public on
SATURDAY, March Goth, 1858.
CLASS S,
To s,sTT II n Of M 4asIsi Ssss public
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS
FIVE THOUSAND POUR HUNDRED AND EGHrY.TIvE PRIZES
Nearly one Prize to every Nine Tickets!!
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INFIRNIARY OF THE MEDICAL COLLRGE


\HlS institution located at the of Marshall and
Il College Streets In convenient and airy situation
open for the reception of patients throughout the year
All persons requiring Medical Surgical aid except the
insane, and persons affected with contagious diseases
admitted Into Ito wards.
The accommodations for the sick complete and pr.
vate rooms are provided loi patients desiring them.
The patients under the charge of the Professors Of
the College, aided by experienced Resident Physician
The charges for Board, Medical Attendance Nur,ng and
Medicine. are, for
Coioreo 90. oo 90
FrlVHe TOOms 10 Slo no. 90.
By arrangement with the proprietors OF the Belle
vqe Hospital In cases requiring Surgical operation in
addition 70 the above rates. fec varying from 81 to
$50 In different cascs will be charged for the operation
The particular fees may be ascertaned application to
either the attending sugeons to the President Of the
lnfrmary.
All charges to be paid the removal of the patient
Persons in the country desiring send patients the
Inrmary or to obtain information concerning it, may ad
dress the President or the Steward.
Attending Surgeons-Profs. GIBSON, PKTIcoLAs and
WRLLPoRD.
Attending Physicians-Profs. TUCKER and CONWAY.
Resident Physcian-MARIoN Howard M. d.
Steward-F. NJ. PARRISH.
President-L. 9, JoYNHs NJ D. Jan l3-c3m
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T. T. WINSTON,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
VVyIII rive his personal attention the sale Of CORN
" WHEAT, TOBACCO, OATS, or any other roun-
try produce entrusted to HE care.
Aiso-Sole agent for Rreses Manipulated GunHo.
lRsOhace at Fisher & Winston's, laI Main 81 hich'
1907 Vo Feb l2-d& c:m
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IL this day associated with in the Commission Blu
sness, my nephew, MANN PAGE Tho business will be
conducted In future under the style and firm of RAN
DOLPH PAGE.
d. COPELAND RANDOLPH.
Feb 99aHlm& laWlm
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March ,s-cv4x c0p'-ie sIiAs cHEArHAM, c.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN STAPLE
AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
(HEARLY OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE BANK.)
FRESH DRY GOODS!
WE invite the attention Of friends and the public
w 10 the following new Goods, now receiving, which
viii DO sold at very low prices
Splendid colored and black Silk Robes. Aquille and
ai sia Ssei Gro do Rhine.
Fancy and Chine Ducah and Tell de Chine
shepperdi Plaid Grenadine and Toll de Asia
Lsvils Cloth and Grensdine Barege
Bombaxine, Alpsccas, all grades
Elegant French Aouseains new styles
Goats Hair apd s.un Striped Rareaea
ExtFa black French Cloths aud noeskDs. very cheap
Fancy Prints and 6nghams
striped and Plaid Osnahurgs and Domestic PlAds Tor
ri p,.1 h.s h,na: Ia. large supply
March Is PRICE & WATKINS.
ELEGANT GOODs-ELRGANT GOODS
additions to their Splendid Stock for Spring salo'.
Among the tiooos just 70 hand will DO found
Rich Blk Antique SILK Robes Rich orsandies
DO Double do do English Print.
Ei Sa s S1sa.d'' DO 90 l,.s s, ~
Do Organdie do Hosiery, In variety, &c.
suppy Of Spring Nlntlei and Busters
And In heavy Goods for Servants and Families hoy have
immonse Stock which offered Wholesale and 70:
tall st the very owsst rates large supply OF Bleaehed
and Brown Cottons and Sheenss; Irish Linens Linen
Ssaes IS '" Linens * ri f:' co..
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
Elicit, WALLER, DREWREY d CO:
SOLICIT the attention of Merchants visiting Richmond
.hc, large and well selected stock Of SPRING hand and
bought in the Northern markets under the depressing m
auences of the recent panic auction and for cash at
very low prices which, weekly additions Will be made
by the agency Of their house in New York. Bell BROOKE
Pace Co. Their facilities such as to give them all
advantage of change. the mark and their prices to the
NOT be upder.od by any regular house In this country
They earnestly ask call from the merchants who wish
20 purchase
March 10
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DOYs CLOTH COATS AT s. CAsH-Having
ID on hand too many Boys Cloth Prock Goats to At
Boys from ton 10 twelve years old will offer the entire
lot at FIVE DOLLARS each, cash only usually sold for
% or SO The goods warranted perfect and sound,
and offered for the above reason Call at ia Main st.
WIN. IRA SMITH.
a few Cas- Coats At 81. March1
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Western Bacon sides and Shoulders
ID receiving for sale by Z. II. sKlNKER co.
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lies Of
lYIn--
S Is
Corn
|,niqk
e!q!ils-
[sales
baSlL
lief Is
1t 81
Ehts
, 1858-09-24

-
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n sm;.on. ~ IA .i,,,.-'ss ~ ~ = nse-oee
he middls u M. se;.,',s ~. ~, y =
Bpt ths 80. !. -. -. - go
tread of an 49,, ,h.t -. ..,l~.,. Ts = ~ ,..s
known hand throws The last fstal da,t y 4: hs.d
Of man-then boweth he his bead. apd N. d.,e
only lifts the crown Of thorus from hia woupds
Twonobla souls d;soov.- ,,,.;...,.,,....,.... -.
bv Tho liko lovs ~. th.,, - =. 49,. -
The dist.uo. of ros,,orv .lo,. -. 49,. a.
drops of fine tbror,, ,.S,,.h !. - - ~. -
ro;nhow ~ 49, .r;o-..nT. "'''' y NV ~
To nro.n.o,;,,. ...-..- -,
etched or,.,s ,...n-h s - y ~, IL Il
.rd ,b.so -. I,.-,s..' ~ 49, ''''As's " nv
Rs v-o., "a d..r,.. i. ~. -
bonor + Fs ~ ''' s''s' "
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h;s h.aIS .,,.. ~ - s'il'.sa Aleoa y
sn ha,. IN. y ! = Ou1s ,n'o ~ esne
ever h 4 peccssarv n - = : = - -
Holv mr.i. r.v..,. J, a., ..,,,,.. :, .s1
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, 1858-09-24

That the English obtain larger crops from
the acres they cultivate, than we get on this
side Of the Atlantic, on the average, is too
generally admitted to require proof. That
they use more manure, and bestow more Ia
Dor than We do, is also generally understood.
The New England fa'mer would think his
neighbor almost insane, who should apply
annually from ten to fifteen loads of ma.
nure to the acre. Still in England, fine
fortunes have been made by such an out.
lay on rented farms, and the enormous
taxes of that country thereby met. One hay
farm Of l6O acres, near London, was rented
for 81 800 per annum--yet the tenant &C.
.cumulated ri'hes from it by liberal outlays
in manure, implements, and the employment
Of laborers. So Soitappears that even grass
crop, which our farmers are too apt to imagine
needs no aid from the barn yard, will pay a
handsome per centage on money invested in
manure.
, 1858-09-24

A delicate child, pale, and prsmaturely wise,
was complaining on hot morning, that The poor
dew-drops had been too hastily matched away,
and not allowed to glitter on the flowers ike other
happier dew-drops that lived the whole night
through and sparkle in the moonlight and through
the morning Onwards to MONDAY. nThs sun
said the child, "has chased them away with bis
heat or swallowed them up in his wrath.1 ~
Soon afier came rain and . rainbow, where
upon the fAther pointed upwards "see,T said
be, "there stand the dew-drops gloriously reset
IA glittering jewelIy-and the cloWnish fhol
tramples on them no more. By this. my child,
thou art taught that what Wiihers on earth.
blooms again in heaven" Thus the father spote.
and knew not that he spoke prophetic words;
for soon after, the delicate child, zith the deicato
brightness Of his carly wisdom, was exaltcd llh
a dew.drop into heaven.
, 1858-09-24
IseOnOr.


LeOnor loved a noble youth;
But light was Leonors alden truth;
She LEFT her love for wealth, forsoothl
FaithlesS LeOnOrl
Now she PAGES a palace hall;
Lords and ladies await her call;
wearily LeOnor turns from all;
Languld LeOnOri
Leonor lies on couch Of down;
The ejeWel-lght Of ducal crown
Cleans through her iresses Of sun-lit brown
beautiful LeOnOrl
Ieonor's robe is tissue Of gold,
Flashing In every graceful fold;
And braided gems on her arms are rolled
Radiant LeOnOri
Diamonds sparkle in LeOnOr's zone,
With star-lIke glory In every stone;
But the heart they smile over Is cold and lone;
Joyless LeOnOr!
To be free once more she would give them all
The crown, the couch, and the Seulptured hall,
And the robe, with lts rich and shining fall;
Poor, lost LeOnOrl
Like captive bird, through the beaming bar
OF gold she looks on her home afar,
And Il WOOs he her there like a holy star;
vainly, LeOnOr!
Leonor's lip hath lost Its bloom;
Her proud blue eyes are dark with gloom;
She will sleep in peace in her early tombi
Suffering Leonorl