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EDUCATION.
sOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE.

A.
VHE Eleventh sesscn Of thu Institution commence on the
first Monday in October next and close hs last day Of
June, 1860
the Assistant Teachers 10 his employ simply saying aid
ed by eleven thoroughly qualified instructors that
Will be made maintain the high reputation and select character
OF the School
Te advantages offered In the department mcc vocal and
nstrumea unsurpassed The accomplished
In the city employed and particular attention paid this
valuable accomplishment
ladies' reared educated Paris and speaking
the pures French retids In the family Of the Prncp whose
peea duty to speak French habluay with all those who
studying The language It confidently that as much
and French spoken In the honse female school
In the Union.
The subjects Of Natural Philosophy and Chemistry are fully
Illustrated experiments the apparatus beon the Institute
being as complete 70 any In The state
Especial attention given the study Of History English
1 active and profitable.
The Principal refers with pride to the following list Of PATAoS
as about the best evidence OF the merits OF lis School:
Hon H. A. Wise, Norfolk Va; Com. ~ y MAury. Nat o.
Rev. Vim. Sparrow, Theological Seminary Alexandria; Rev
RsS1 Il. Keper, Rev. D. bosee,t DIT B. R. weIIfOTd 4
Morson, Andeton X Graan, James Lyons T. r. Price
SS sSnn ne cS la %
land WIN. Clark, J. b. Darlington, Halifax; X. crale Green
breT Va; p St George Cooke POwhasr Dr. Stuart King
George; " Scott Yaaquler T. Randolph b. r. Minor Al
bemGrle A. Penn. W. Carroll New Orleans Baylor Essex
Mrs Harrison, Lower Brandon Col T. Dabney Dry Grove
MISS Bryce Stewart clarksyie Tenn Hon g. H. Lee cark
Reference made alsc the FACULTIES Virginia Military
Institute and William and Mary College, 70 Professors Bedsos
smith, Coleman MaupIn University Virginia.
TERNs
Board Washing and Lights. t22s 90
Latin Modern Languages In classss, EACH 20 90
Music, Vocal or on Piano, Harp Organ or Guitar, per
Drawing or Painting in oil water $40 to 50 GO
E g.: Of rent Is:rsn.si. per month i sS
Payable onshs it October balance on the 5 Of February
jyi9-sm Box 81, Richmond Va.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE CRY OF BALTIMORE.

ARRIVAL VI The CITY VI bAbliAOhn-
Cars RACE, Aug. 2l,h The City Of Baltimore, from
Liverpool the 18th, arrived here to-day,
She brings intelligence that 500 European troops
have been landed in Syria.
Eighteen Of Garibadis men had landed in Calaorla,
and reported that Garbad had been in Naples to confer
with the Revolusionists there.
The city of Naples had been placed in state OF siege
and the Neapoltans claim to have repused GAroadis
attempt to land at Reggio and near Candritei
is reported that Austria will renounee the treaty OF
VII Franco and actively oppose Garbaldfs operations
with a naval and land force.
Its also reported that If Garibald lands Gen. Lamo-
ricere will cross the Roman frontier under the promise
Of Austrian support.
Austria demands explanations concerning the letter OF
Glrbald to Victor Emanuel announcing his intention TO
attack Vienna.
Great activity prevails in the Austrian marine depart
ment
The Sardinian loan had been closed at Paris with
subscription Of three times the amount required.
Additional failures have occurred in England with heavy
liabilities.
LIVERPOOL Ttssday-The sales Of cotton for the last
two DAYS amounted to 25 900 bales including 5000 on
speculation aud for export
Wsdnssday-Tbe latest market report represents cot
ton as buOyaut Estimated sales Is 600 bales including
1000 for speculation and export-eosing at an advance
Of I Sth since the Arabia's report Orleans mddling
18th.
Flour steady. Wheat steady at aduance Of penny.
Corn firm at an advance OF Sd; Mixed 32aS2 is; White
S5aS5l Beef and Pork heavy. Lard steady. Rosin
buoyant rs. ID Turpentne quiet at sos 6da3Os 3D.
Rice steady. Sugar quiet
COnsos 90 Z S. Owing to war rumOrs money Is more
stringent
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ATTORNEY at LAW,
WILL PRACTISE In the Courts Of the City Of Richmond and
w Co1nty Henreo sc, enton will be given 10 all bu
entrusted to him ~ Once for the present. with his IA
Their VIM Green, south west cor Main and lhs1 lex-dy
CONWAY ROBINSON and JAMES ALFRED
~ JONES united practice Of The law at Richmond In
TIE FEDERAL Courts and Court Of ApPeala
JOINS will also practice In the Circuit Courts Of Richmond
Oily and Henrieo.
HIS once Is al the corner Franklin and 18Th UtrssA
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IIrum EDITOR Of Norfolk herald.I
uaHnnnan M nlInnrnI nnnnsrEna

THIS which celebrated mostly
sought a-r aud possessing, they Dc, divide fame,
hardly necessary Impress upon the mind Of the invalid their
nesnabe virtues We have "a social intercourse heard but
favor and that Is whenever used they
eilcAcous than med Inc that
ever public The maker Of these Bsrs
highly wrought panegres flaming hand bills 20 m Their
he sale Il his B,tes simply throwing The article It's
merritt judged accordingly lie does not Ike all the quack
say will all the Ills 10 hu-
mainly he stakes his reputation that whenever taken accord
ing directions VII Ague and Fever Dyspepsia, Bowel
Complaint Cholera Nobu Indigestion. Sour Stomach, Loss Of
Appeand ali diseases arising from topiity Of the Liver and
naeon Of digestive organs Their equal vet 10 be had
These Bes be had Messrs. Ada GRAY, PURCELL,
LADD CO. and By all prominent Druggists In the city Of Rich
elsewhere Virginia and North Carolina Also by o.
srOTT co Washington City, D. O.; CANDY GILPIN CO.,
Baltimore; A. RAHNEsroCKA co. Philadelphia, and BARNEs
4 PARK. New York
Ordsrs allied By addressing 4. BAKkR Proprietor.
June f8-dAs Richmond. Va
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SECOND EDITION OF CODE OF
IIH(.rlEA

ICORlCE-Lconee In and ,tek. Of the APPROX
IL ed brands In store and for sale by w PETshsos co
s,.fn
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RRnM MRXICn

NEW ORLEANS Aug 24ih-Tampico dates to the 9th
have been received eonducta of two and a.haf mil
hons in specie arrived the I'd. The late storm did
immense damage to the shipping the Mexican coast
The drought is in Northern Mexico. The eoun-
try IS devastated with civil war; and famine is feared.
Guadslsjtra still bcsieged Niramnn is everywhere
surrounded and the Liberals expect to be upon the Capt.
ta by the 10Th of September
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MARKETa

% FLOUR Howard Str 81 and Ohio % 81
Wheat active, Krd 2tGSi2S a hte lSObSl.E2 Cora du
Nix 6IJ cents vel 2Gt5S CTS White IsGI6 Proy
&C stey Mess PORK go % Coffee duh bio l4 LlSA
cents WHISKY steady At 2z& cent?
NV YoE Aug s-Uouoa steady Sales Of 100 bNes-Up md
MddhnE 1u7 all Tour aiNalcei 50 o.; seu'hern o. 600
Wheat ishrr and active southern red iS1l5tc Cora
better mixed On 6lCpc Pork lower Sl9 lOl9 81;
trlu,e STE dy t6l425 whisky dul 2lNGl2itc. Sugar
steady; CUBA ,t,. Coffee steady SAILS 40 rs al l0a
,ss-s steady; Orleans lgSc spirits Turpentne heavy
atS9I00tc Rlsln steady At 30 Rlrc dull
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by eoDprN a APPERsoN, Auct..
ON TIE NOkTn SIDE OF lEIGu- HkrMELN It'll AND

On TIE NUhTH Eide UF LEIHH, HkfWEtN 9TH AND
ITH STR Ers FOR BALE At HCCrIuNvin be sod at aue.
ton, The premises THURSDAY the 18Th ofsepttmber 1862
- ~ O'clock Ne the large and deraby located sdene
in the occupancy of Mr. Pc W. Dudley. The
a on te North side Of egh dep Of 6S feet and
unded de the rtsdsnee Of Col walter Blair
the other by that e Dir = woodTde The house Is
rs hish ana has amp accommodations for the comfort Of
la-ge fAni y.
The rmOdeid few ago, and have all the
modem ns Ocuced such hot and ctd
&c 1h location Is most beautiful and the neghbor.
hood excellent
TKRSS- ontf N h; baauee - and 10 months for
gahle noe' Interest added secured by tu deed Possession
Civ n tn ls OF October neat GoDDlN APPERsoN,
au2o-tds Auct5neeu.
Ps The property c,n be bought prira, ely
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DoARpING SCHOOL Ar ROxBURY, NEW

BOARDING SCHOOL AT ROXBURY, NEW
ID KENT Co., VAL will open this school mothers mrs
Pollard residence the LIST Of September $780, for the lin
tied number Of ~ boys.
Boys Of this school Will eroy all the advantages Of private
family will receive the attention at home The
instruction will embrace all the English Classical and Mahe
mAral branches.
TKRxs-t2OO including everything For further particulars
circular which obtained by addressing Thos Ballard
Exchange Hotel Richmond myself at Hubbards O.. New
Kent county. THOS POLLARD A. NJ
R,reaces-O Martin, Prof Ancient Languages H. College,
NJ D. Hoge D. d., Rchmon' II. b. Douglas King William; Wm
Newton Hanover; John Pierce New Kent Hugh NelsonP
tersbuFg; 7. Taylor. New Kent.
70
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EDUCATION.
OTR DOMTNION INsTTTUTE,

rv,uE op Of this Young Ladies' located at the
~. carmel IN l4h and Franklin Streets kichmond will
begin on he list day Of october $780, and close the soh Of
June ensulsg
IE shumate Mental and Moral Science Ancient Lam
guages. 49,. .,a M.,h.-..,
~ Isres A Duncan Biblical Literature
Mons Edouard HoudAyer, Hench.
Carlos q Mera. Spanish and Italian
Albert De Roediger, German,
Miss Elya ~ Jones' intermediate English.
Mis- MAGGIE D. Brander, Primary English
Horace Chase, Piano and Organ.
Heinrich Schneider, Harp.
o. A. Ericsson Guitar
Oswald Heinrich, Painting ana DRAWING
J. W. Reeve, Penmanshp
TERMS.
for the Session. payable half hrst Of October residue
Primary English dneuding Vocal wusc) ....... $50 90
Inieredlae English Qneudlng Vocal MuSic) 40 90
Senior fIncuding Vocal Musoi ~ W
IanSpsssS each 20 90
Piano. Organ Guitar Cultivation OF the Voice. for half
hour lessons per week. % w
Piano Organ Guitar. Cultivation Of the Voice for
hour lie som, per " ~
pa.,si ~ I.,.r o.lors Crayon Drawing ..... 90 90
tse oi Plano ................. 10 90
Ornamental Branches -. a.
Washing Llghts
Application 10 pupils and ali communications concerning
THOMAS L GALLEHER
Richmond Va.
The announcement for III. session Of $780, sl WILDE furnished
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BALrNOKE, Aug. 24-Hon. Stephen A. Douglas arriv'
ed here at I o'clock, p NJ. lie was received by a com
mttee aud escorted TO the HOTEL He delayed yes
terdAy BY the washing away Of portion OF the Railroad
track between Philadelphia and New York. and arrived
a. the latter place TOO late for the Norfolk steamer
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UNION FEMALE INSTITUTE

NHE this will open 1,thof Sept,
III and close the 30th OF June fol- owing.
The presrnt Principal Rev subbs has resigned hst po-
son the school w future, be under the Presidency Of
Rev. W. J Points, NJ. n.
The scholastic year. will be divided Into two terms the FIRST
commencing nth 81 closing 3ist Of January The
second commencing st Of Peby goth Of Jcne
Tho Eacnlfu of ihn Institute will he fnllnN..
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rpnM rAIIFnRfNA

ST. JOsrPH's, Aug, 24.-CalifOrniA dates are 10 the
llth. Politics was agitation the county. The Democ-
racy are divided and there ia to be two conventions
There was IRE in Grass Valley the oh; IS buildings
were DESTROYED. Loss SIS, 900.
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SrArE ARNoET.-Gov. Leteher has closed con-
tract; with aessrs. Joseph r. Anderson & Co, Of
the Tredegar Works TO So mp the State Armory Of
Virginia With sufficient machinery for manufacturing
nuay FIVE thousand rhed musket- the entire contract
70 be con pletd at a cost TO the state OF $3.50 OOO
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THE TcBAcco EScHANGE, in r,ar Of the Columbian
Hotel is progressing rapidly eOull be expected
TIE 6r,t two floors and cellar viii be occupied as a
Wholesale grocery Tue Exchange ui be on the third
floor, wuh an entrance from 'ShCckoe Slip"
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Ho' YE BRAvE,-A meeting Of the X. G. C.'s will be
held tonight a she Law Building All young men Who
thirst for glory and augnce and have character and
energy enough carry them through cordially in
vIei by the Captain attend the meeting and join bis
forces.
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1.-TWO vALUanLE wAHEHoTsEs ON TIE

FTNWO NES
i BASIN BANK. BETWEEN 9rH AND lOrH sTREErs, FOR
SALE AT AUCTloS-wl be sold at Aurtiop the premises
FRIDAY the !lSt Of August 1850 at 5 o'clock
Bhck War hous, located above front ~ about 23H
the nonh side the Basin and lrg back ~ the
sou'h aloe Cary Street, and bounded the The
Yard Of H. Dunlop heCAnee These MAehous though
bull. many 'go still rkaby ng
and beids eieeen dry cellars have four other which
large quantity Of produce be stored tn Warehouses
admirably well located heng the marlin Of the Basin
the James River and Kanawha Company The Aarng pros
pee Of III early mpleon Of thst great
Of estate similarly situated with the foregoing and indeed
real estate generally
TmNs-0nsourh cash. balance at G. ~ and i monhs
NEGOTIABLE notes ine eat added ecurtd by trust deed
au22-tds GOUDIN A APpERsuN kuets
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A N. DUPUY, A. NJ.

DR. mOFFATsS VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS
II and Phoenix Bitters have been thoroughly tested
aud sovereign remedy for dyspepsia hauleney
and head ache costivenes dIarha levers Of all
kinda rheumatism gOut gravel worms, scurvy ulcers eruptv'
complaints salt rheum eyspeaA cods and n1uenka
rreguAy arrangement Of the female system piles and
various other diseases 70 which The human frame liable 20
BY the proprietor Dr. W. MoFRAT 8ab Broadway Rsv
rork, and b. Drussts gsssrsny ell over ,hs sSuntry
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CHESAPEAKE FEMALE COLLEGE.
ur.p M n DnfvT AAD N pTnN

VNIIE Session OF this iusutnuon VIII commence on tne
III Wednesday In October. =, -,
extraordinary on account OF It's beauty and health
un,s the nd lis probably to Hampton Nor
folk and Portsmouth particularly 'ued 10 boarding
None Of the diver Ing tempting influences the city here affect
the pupils Nor Is there's any hindrance nom pupils, all are
bosrdr VII they the rehnements and pleasures Of well
ordered home
The ouSe Of Instruction dlded uto ten different depart
schools In each OF which diplomas are awarded on writ
ten examinations.
Teachers gentlemen Of Thorough scholarship and have
secured mselves and tho Institution high reputation
Board Including fuel lights and washing for the scholastic
year = =, ti' w
menta
Other branches extra
REV CHAs A. RAYMOND,
Hampton. Va.
or REV. 7. HUME,
auiS-dn Portsmouth, Va
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HUsTtNGs CoURr-This Court Eas only in session
few minutes Yesterday, the set Os trial being at
j,urued 20 future day. in consequence Of the absence
of witnesses.
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SECOND MAETKr.-A petition is in circulation request
ing the Council 10 extend the Second Market Broad
street This improvement should have been made long
ago and should D., undertaken now It the coalition OF
the city treasury will justify the expenditure. At all
events should be opened fro Broad Street
20 Pink Alley 20 facilitate TO the Market Sixth
street is almost impossible during market hours.
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GErrfNe Rk,pv-we hear Of several parties of young
men Who are preparing sho Nv tansparences for the
peeted demonstration Shieh will take place when the
Club house is inaugurated.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
JOHN A. LANCASTER 4 SON.

A UCTI0N SAL OF STOCK Will be ,eId at auction
N cfce WEDNESDAY the 2h day September at
~ O'Clock thoussnd collars FLORIDA Railroad
per bonds able semi city New
York
an 9O-tds JOHN A. LANCASTER SON
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UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL.

UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL.
HUGUENOT SPRINGS, P0WHATAN COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
SCHOOL win be opened at this place. the LIST Of October
"A next under the direction Of the Undersigned Though de-
gred especially preparatory 10 the University Of Virginia. II
WILL this reason afford fewer advantages 10 those Intend
Ing TO enter other Universities any college.
One Of Principals will teach Mahem.tcs the other Ian
guages Assistant Instructors shall 10 every be graduates
University Virginia Coloquia classes however In the
Languages will receive occasional instruction from
tves Of those Languages
Charges for the Sei sion $3.50 Including every thing.
Circulars be obtained at the bookstores In Richmond
by application TO tn ough the Richmond p o.
PHILIP Is BfAHARD, A. H.,
Graduate Of and formerly Assistant Prof at Va MIL Inst
SIDNEY II. OWENS, JR., A. NJ,
Jys-dketf Lately Prof Of Greek In Richmond College
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WHITE SULPHUR WATER,
w FROM THE
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
GKEEssHiER COUNTY, Va.

GRKKSsRHR COUNTY, VA.
The long established reputation Of the WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS Chronic Diseases reIdes comment upon
heir medicinal efficacy unnecessary.
For many years the wa, az ths Springs have been trans
oted and porKoas their homes and experience
July te.tife V.l e beRcacal effect, ndt resue
These gently APERIENT very decidedly ALTER
alive Their great forte remedy, and the quality above all
he that has given them their high reputation Is their dird
zoe p0cer or the peculiar operative influences ny which they
Hidte O. nddr secre0ns reolue Chronic igfdmmgioRs
OLstrcOnSin the smaller vessels OF morbid
iccnORs from diseased organs thus producing the dsrd.
oa profound edn0e demanded In almost n ohron
As n APERINT and ALTERATIyE the range OF disease to
Which they are aPPosee S be apparent to medical mn7sueh
Ednsys S De- Dc Upon ,hs OF he orga9s gsner-
and establishing healthy seereton In such have departed from
a normal condition
In DYSPEPSIA In Chronic rtaons Of the mucous coat
of Stomach and Bowels they employed with the hAppe
resuls.
In the various forms Of LIVER DISEASE their superior efficacy
CHRONIC oIARRllRA often cured by them, after other
ides have been Intellectually tried.
To cosTyENEss Of ,hs Bowels and to PILES they are well
adapted.
unattended with Inflammation, they very seryceabe
To the sererdl forms OF CHRONIC INSTRUCTIONS &C. pecl
u,. s 0'' ' d''''d''' influences are often '@hsn'
NEURALGIA various nervous dlssaass when they are
the result Of organic deransemen are treated with great success
10 CHRONIC RHEUMATIs their known efficacy coevai with
the early history Of the Springs,
As palliative Of excellent effect In GOVT their value has
Aeen long appreciated
results from Mercury Affections
the Water stands unryaed In Iis curative
m Pamphlets descriptive Of the medicinal and ap
disabilities Of The Waters furnished gratis application 10 the
Waters securely put up at the Springs bottles
being regularly furnished to the Agents In Richmond fOr
prevent imposition each bottle the words "GREyN
sRIER WHITE SULPHUR WAFER" blown 10 the glass; without
Orders individuals and trade throughout Uated
states, should be directed TO
PURCELL, LADD &co,
ap2T-dkc6m nen1 Richmond, Va
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The session Of this houshing Institution, Former
auspices Of Chas Stuart. Esq will commence on
thursday Sept 20h 1869 apd continue W few days nterm
sion Christmas for forty ioets The session divided Into two
terms Of twenty weeks each.
Department viii under the immediate control Of
Mr. The buildings have been newly furnished
Ashland the the Institution healthy, beautiful and
thriving village situated sixteen miles Richmond the rail-
wav o Frederl ksbuTg.
Por further information address
GEORGE W. ARMIsrRAD,
MA Ashland Hanover
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MISS PEGRAM'S SCHOOL.

MISS PEGRAM'S SCHOOL.
HE nh session Of this School will begin the r day Of oc
Il tober.
full Of the which has attended her efforts In
the cause OF Education
To the pupils affection Industry have eheered her Ia
bors and parents whose kind expressions Of approval have
the highest reward well a. to the many friends whose In
nuence been constantly used In her behalf Miss Pegam
turns sincere and cordial thanks.
increased experience Of each and
laSng her deserve the confidence eposed 10 her
win her School worthy Of continued success
Catalogues with full particulars may had on publication to
Mas J. PEGRAM
Linden RnuAre
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WILLOUGHBY'S PATENT
Gum Spring and Gum Cylinder
FEED ROLLER
GRAIN DRILLS,

VIII WAGGONERS ATT CHuENr ROR 6UANO
YIyHs Grain Or than four years and
uherrv- On has Universal 'avor y has t1ken sew
rnivdve Frc1ms tas various Stlr an County Pairs In
1ia P-u-syyaua rho 'niisua, New Jrrcy. ant Maryland
hghCst prr- SILVER MEDAL Il The United States falf
hell 40 gichmoni. Va
Amoag peculiar ADVANTAGES me teeth con
sed sh rabbe snRs that vhen they come "a contact with
roots 0the ohr1cnua, NOS over ~
teen inches high they spring tas pass over and Inn y re-
gain their former posiuon avoiding IN uecsy % stopping %
pat pies 9TH s Newly cleared land can De
seeded Hh this rru The springs be set Oh drill the hardest
ind bat they ill suddenly We'd uhVu they meet en-
a pa ob4tsu ton.
nd The distributing the seed l. BY vul-
canrsd rubber rollers resog togteer uhch ds,hsfge the
gain frra without rhk breaking the gan,
A. trregu Arts % the rr0uul fat os motion o. The
t-an che Guany o. Che acre l. catno Dc choke
caps u h- wheat tte rollers viii o.
Ths qua s1Eu t ISOLATED q desired amount
ing t1y. when landing or In mo Ion
Third @ raised by ne lever the seed aud laud
n.asafc INSTANTLY stopped The OH. o.. gu field
q Cell letki. wasting he air When the teeth are
4. deau The feed imm-da ely wien 10 moCu 10 snus
Wheat rye barley With tae hoppe, ant requires no
change .l.c, an "a s OF grusl s-eis, when desired
hing but th bet mar tssi u thctr machinei which
manufactured aoIknar TX ELL supet uannvr All ma
ch mes Earrtnte E and durable, gh prcp-r
The attachment most comIi-ic and be rcgui tel
required quartts ~ the moTng q the &c. Tue
rsano = soun n the trench Eh se wheat sui covered
John " CARDWELL q CT.
auR2-H Agents fpr he STATE Of Virginia.
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Tx CARROT SQUAEE Is nearly OvergrOEn with rank
weeds Vcl, if not eradeated ere long, will breed pes
thence about the Governors house.
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PANxUL AcciDESI.-Yesterday morning, distressing
acct lent occurred Messrs J. G. Gibsons carpentry
establishment Mr.. Louis OdeI one Of the operatives
wasengaged in saving plank and in reaching over the
bench for some purpose brought his right wrist 10
tact with the rapidly revolving Ia the twinkng Of
al eve his hand nearly severed from his arm, the
saw having cut through the bones and tendOns Drs.
Gibson and Cullen summoned to the place. and
AnDutated the acerated wrist and hand. Mr.. Ode is
married man. with family relying upon his exertons for
their support
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MrSrsrEuAL-Rev. ThOs. Ward Viii Is filing the
pulp. Of First Presbyterian Church, DE- MOOres) dur
ing the months OF Angus, and September.