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lqruulturnl.
From the Field and Fireside.
Pipeclay Soil.

CHARLOTTE, N. c., March 6, 1860.
DR.. LEE-Dsar Sir: Will YOU be kind
enough to inform me whether there is
any fertilizer or process OF tllage which
will render pipecIay soil productive p
Also, what manure would pay best on a
substratum OF yellow clay
BY so doing, you will oblige a subscr-
be- to the Field and Freside.
Respectfully yours,
J. NJ Hu1cHIsoN.
Soils in which p;pecIsy predominates
are generally more stubborn, and Of less
value for all tiIlage purposes, than any
other. Where there is not a dense pop-
uIation, as there is in some parts Of
Europe, which demands their cultivation
I" obtain bread they will pay a better
nterest IN pasture or meadow than un-
der the p!uw. Stable manure will do bet
ter than any other on pipe,lay land,
which often needs understanding. II e.-
treme adhesiveness and compactness op.
crate 10 keep out all atmospheric ferlili-
zers as well as all mineral agricultural
| salts.
Earth composed Of pure pipeclay would
be hopeessly barren, and incapable of
supporting vegetable and animal life.-
Yellow clay is much better, for it always
! contains considerable oxide Of iron, and
more sand. Where the soil is not troubled
with stagnant water. marling or lining,
and deep pIow;ng usually change the col
or OF yellow clay to dark brown, and
greatly improve the fertility. II the soil
lacks mould from previous cultivation, or
from washing, this defect s first to be
remeded. Rest, and the slow growth of
sedge, briars, pine leaves, and other pro-
ducts Of old fields, are the means com.
monty resorted to for covering the ground
with new coat OF decaying organic
matter. Lime and perennial grasses, in
connection with the rearing of farm stock,
attain tie same renova,ing result in a
much less time, and with far greater ad,
vantage 10 the owner Of land. The soil
should always be made to grow the most
profitable plants, all things duly consid.
cred, of which it is capable. 1t is better
to raise locust trees for fence rails and
posts, than old field pines, because the
former will grow faster, and last in fence
from ten to twenty times longer than the
pine named.
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PREsERvINa DAHLIA RooTs.-Take
up the roots on dry day, after the tops
have been killed by frost, Let them rel
main exposed TO the sun and air ill quite
dry. All the soil should be shaken off
them. When quite dry, put them on
sheH in the cellar, or in box or barrel
Of dry sand. The name OF The variety
should he written on wooden label, and
attached to the root with wire.
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MEASURE CAKE.-Stir to a cream
teacup Of butter, 2 o. sugar, then stir ia
four eggs beaten to frotb, a grated nu,
meg, and pint of -four. Stir It until Just
before it is baked. 1t is good baked eth
or in cups or pans.
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There was carriage" Katy began,

There was carriage" Katy began,
and then came TO a dead stop.
'Ob, there was! Well, that will be
very interesting piece of information for
me to give to Queen Titanis when 90
back to court. May it please your Mai
esty, shall say, there was a carriage,
and there was also horse behind, and
fine young man with blue eyes-and a
glass of watsr-and rose-aud Maud
M'lIer-and 'sIaPjacks' for supper-he |!
he he y
Here the fairy went off into a fit Of
laughter that sounded like the ringing Of
cracked peal Of tiny silver bells.
why, godmother said Katy, you
must have beer here for long time
oh, am often with you, when you
don't know it, and TO day as was not
on duty in the presence chamber, l
thought | would see what y1u were a.
bout. Almost time for me to 90, though :;
the four o'clocks are beginning to fold up
their leaves, and the Queen dimes at b alf
past. Now, then, George Bathurst is a
long'cggcd schoolmaster-poor AS a
church mouse-not over and above hand,
some-he don't believe in fairies either
humPh" " and the little lady quaffed An
acorn cup full Of maydew she had abou,
her.
lie quarre!led with me this morning,
said Katy, pouting, because danced
twice with Willie Moore, a, the ball last
week
The fairy smiled maliciously.
You are sad flirt. godchid, but that
is your misfortune, not your fault, poor
thing. II you had lived at our court,
you would have known better. Look
there ! who is coming up the lane
1t was the slender, blue eyed youth,
wearing the rose on his breast, and look,
ing eagerly at the house as his horse can.
tered lightly along.
lie is rich, and gay and handsome,
and he loves you, god.chiId. Shall |
make him tell you SO 7 said the fairy,
tapping the stick she leaned on, three
times against the ground
Katy looked and sighed, the ringing
of the cythes had ceased, the gray horse
was coming close beside the gate.
Yes, gOdmother.'
The stick turned into a beautiful ivory
wand, banded with gold and tipped with
single pearl. The fairy waved it thrice
and vanished, the youth sprang from his
horse, and kuelt at the maiden's feet.
i could not 90, my sweet Maud Miller.
stole away from them, and hurried back
to you. | love you-~ill you 90 with
me and be my bride =
"Ah me-
That the judges bride might be ;"
sighed Katy. Yes, | will go
Mount, my lady love, mount before
, me, We have many mile to ride
My pooi father-my own George,
thought Katy, but her lovers arm was a.
round her waist, and his blue eyes look,
ing into hers. They we're in the saddle
| and away, almost before the last words
fell from her lips, and the lowly home
and friends were forsaken forever.
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MMoCa.LE HON ANp

DLoSS! PLOWS!! PLONS!!!-N0 EXCUSE FOR
: GOING NORTH TO EUY PLOWSThe subscriber mases
variety Of Pcws known amons southern farmers and planters
and especially his SsrH POi1 which three
sizes aud shapes Of oyboard each Pow thus adapting
every variety OF soil. p II STARKE.
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DONNAN a. co,

Commission Merchants,
sUOCKOE SLIP
RECbIaOnd, Virginia,
CONTINUE give particular attention % She saeot ooacco
hcs Corn Cotton other country produce, consignnents
OF which are respectfully solicited. Ja2i-dgm
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Passengers breakfast and Ashland and dine board the
comfortable between Acqua Creek and Washington
~ For further nfor1aon apply at this ece Broad Street,
shockoe Hill. JAMES b. WINSTON,
Geni Ticke; Agent
BAM'L RUTH, supt
once R. p P r. r. Co.,
Richmond, an 81, lSSS. ! JanA-u
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uGHTE \ BRiDBURRY'S PIANOS.

IITE CALL the attention Of TIE citizens Of Rich -
w mond and Virginia, 10 Piano Fories which se
We have placed with Mr. CarusI that their qualities
Ia every respect may be tested by the side Of thei u
famed c. icterugs.
W. warrant ali our Pianos and can show high
rons any factory IN TIE country. All Of which
dsl6- LIGHTE ( BRADBURY
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BRADY'S PUBLISHING HOUSE.
Agents wanted.
BOOTS. SHOES AND TRUNKS,

n o :
WE have received portion o. Spring Stock OF Boots
W shoes Trunks Gc which odf 10 the merchants 81 VIZ
ul North Carolina and Tennessee or as good terms as they can
BIZ purchased In Baltimore Philadelphia New York. Vi
perfectly satisfied they n. fad So they ai call and examine
facilities goods atte os est prices i-o
%. are equal any house IN TIE United Sltes
have been u business tVeD hye yeas, and are acquan
nearly an the bees, manufacturers OF every description u
boots and hoes from The iruce have had Ia bus
mess good judges. We ct goods dry
sr, 10 us a. o l Richmond Virginia. any % the houses do n
Baltimore Philadelphia or Rev YORK, and do not intend 10 be
-xceel variety style b. house anywhere W. tink our
U sJpys Ui the largest houses iu New
York have e " stock manufactured TO our order
o. the best materials.
We ale also IN Richmond Mems and Boys heavy
scysd Broa The stock OF Boots and Shoes
, We have made expressly the very best and
wlIvarraut it all O. wear well
In NE wy Of Ladies and Ceuemens fine dress Shoes and
Boots We ave and nice be made Of the very
best materials receiving goods every week and stock
win be found very complete friends and the public
o call and examine.
PCTSEY 4 WATTS,
Wholesale and Ret Al dealers 10
Boots, Shoes and Trunks,
rbs No. 113 Main street
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Aaqi
NOTICE.


1860. NOTICE. 1850.
A :.Eis1sll
10 PASSENGERS GOiNC A0RiH-lEW ARRANGEMENT
IMPORTANT 10 IRA VsSLGERS.
THROUCH IItAEISfED IHhOGGH tHEChS
GREAT NORTHERN ROUTE.
CARRYING TIE GREAT UNITED STATES MAIL
TWICE DAILY-sunday night cSccpte1-between
RICHMOND ALEXANDRIA WASHINGTON, baltimore PHIL
ADELPHIA, NEW YORK ard all important points West via Ac
quia Creek and Washington ever the
RICHMOND, FREDERICK SIT re AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
To Potomac River e and by SPLENDID and
themes Washington IS miles, In al $50 miles In hours
being q comfortable and perfectly safe rate Of speed.
~ Hours Of departure $50 A. H., and 100 ?. h.
~ Baggage under charge Of Special Agents. CHECKED
THROUGH Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
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AnrSrs WANrrn.

NTOTICE OP CO-PAR CNE1STEIP. --LUTHER
y LIBBY OF Richmond, and ABRAHAM BURTON, Of Peters
burg have formed copartnerh under the style OF LIBBY
BURTON, for the purpose Of conducting Grocery, ShIp
Cbandicry and COmmissiOn Business, A. the old
stand OF Luther Libby 10Th and Gary s-ets Richmond
LUTHER LIBBY,
ABRAHAM BURTON.
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MITCHELL a. FRY
n FFER Cheap tpthe rade-
~ 2O)O bxs. Manufactured Tobacco assorted brands
l5O " NJ. Langhcrne Sons best brands
Goa packages KiHcknick smoking tobacco
1900 Molican Smoking Tobacco ia 3 and pound
drums
loo hhls Layve's Rockbrdge RIVE Whisky
- Il casks Cogusc and Rochtl lfaudles
= pipes Hcnncsy London Dock Brandy, vintage
lSi9
30 a casks sherry Madeira, Port and Malaga Wines
5puncheons Imperial Nolet Gin
150 Champagne; Claret and Hook Wines
% hbls SuIry Apple aud Peach Br'ndies
All Of which will be sold cheap such goods be purchased
In any market. MITCHELL Fay,
No. lG Pearl street,
an3-tf Richmond, Va.
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DIR. J. S. ROSES r xPECl GRANT or COUGH

SYRUP.
Consumption, COLTS, COUgts ASttmd, SPLITTING OF BO0d
bronchitis and al Diaedses az he Lungs.
Syrup having stood the test Of many years experience
remedy for irritation Lungs Throat Bron
compounds used for the relief and radical
o. Coughs and Consumption.
In c5rnpoundng Cough Syrup general use the physician
but physician should attempt prescription compell
his knowledge Of the constitution and constituted parts OF
man. entirely the addition Of drugs that any
tend DO Injury lis object not only 20 cause symptom, such
cough stop but Il Is also expected OF regularly educated
der may aay cough By lis opium and qG moasses and aud
anum anthony morpia, and wild cherry bark and not be
couniabo for the after health Of his patient Many Of the noum
OF the day have power TO stop cough anu lhe deude victim Is
ued into ncurabe form NJ disease or perhaps DEATH Dr. j
Roses Cough Syrup viii only Coughs but in all cases
DIR. J. y. s. OSf:'S PAIN CURER.-Fhis popular
and falling remedy has alone stood ihe test OF hirnve
TsIIs PAIN CUREsS cures Rheumatism
THE PAIN CURsA cures pansin tie limbs joints bach
TKEPAIN CURER cures Choic pains in the Stomach
THE PAIN CUREIe cures scalds, Burns, spralns and
TIE PAIN CUREH any pain internally or exer
naly and should be kept In every family 49, .
We shall only say to the afflicted try the PAIN CURER,
m gives you relief recommends TO others Tit fails, condemn IL
Remember Il has come from regular Physician.
DIR. j. y. ROSES DKSPEPEEC COMPOUND,
the only for Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint Price
Dyspepsia may be known by cosveness beicng up wind
stomach and sometimes darrhGa orooscuess Of the bowels
headache nervous feelings cold feet wakeuness and variable
appetite allowed to long, without
THIS medicine (Which win always cure then follow debility Of the
DIR. j. 5 ROSES RUCHU COMPOUND, forsl
the Kidneys and adder Price 80 cts The great de-
tbs article hasnduced others TO bottle something and
call Il Buchu Ask for Roses and take no other: - ,.
All DIR. j. y. ROSES GENUINE MEDICINES
have his written signature over the Cork Of each bottle Take
POr sale by all respectable Druggists;
Sold by WARNER L. wAdlNG, General AGENT
lOI Broad Street., above gh,
Richmond.
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RICHMOND PIANO FORTE MANDATORY,
AND GENERAL DEPOT OF
Foreign and American Music and Musical
Instruments.


Instruments.
DORR & RADE, 290 & ISL BROAD STREET,
TTANiNG associated thems elves IN the above bus -n
mess, respectfully invite public attention 10
their large Of Pianos and other Musical
Instruments hand and offer such guarantees as !!
will satisfy the most sdous purchaser They also keep on hand
largest Music smlnares, Academies
Institutions Learning will end IL to their advantage TO deal
with prepared sell Music, Sc at Northern prices
Pianos make warranted for 1--WE years snd kept In
tune twelve months and exchanged within six months II they fall
give entire satisfaction the purchaser We also keep large
Pianos Of the best Northern manufactures.
Particular attention paid orders from the country and per
safely rely upon the faithful execution OF their orders
Tuning promptly attended 10.
Old Pianos taken In exchange. Please address
OCT DORR RADE, Richmond.
NANLEU, TAYLOR & co., No I4Main street, have
In store large STOCK Of
Butchers Files and Edge Tools
Spear and Jgcksons Hand. Rip, and Grain saws
Baldwins bench and moulding Planes
Hunts and Simmons chop aud single llatchen
Naeioles Adge eye, nall and brad Hammers
Cooks and SMELLS cast steel Augers and Bits
Wltherby, Beatty 4 Brsdey's Drawing Knives
Turning Lsthes, Chses and Gcuges
Boreing Machines tie and breast Diis
ALSO
Bseksmh tools OF the quality for SAFE low for cash or to
puntu2l customers ao3O
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VALUABLE INPROYHMENT.
MANCHESTER gSsON WORKS.,
south End Of NayO's Bridge, Richmond, Va.
RnRERT RAIRn. PROPRIETOR

AN prepared furnish rlu and Estimates Tor the erection
Flour Gr,t and Nils the most approved cons'ru,
lu Steam Engines both Portable and Stationary, Railroad
work Factory Fixtures fact Iron and Brass CASTINGS
every description.
Having large collection Of Patterns prepared to M
short notice am also The ouy manufacturer In virginia
~ the Improved Jo1va Turbine Water Naet which has given
trr satisfaction 30 those that have them iu TS wheel Is
adapted high and low heads and nos aHecthy back
.er Apply stthe works, or address ROBERT BAIRD,
Richmond, Va
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Richmond. Feb. 1en, 1850.

HAVE or my thanks to friends and customers for for
liberal patronage and 90 ask continuance OF tie same
1 the new business 90 LIBBY BURTON. LUTHER LIBBY
Richmond, Feb. l6 lSGO. fe24-u
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Itke m method ~ returning s thanks ny friends and
puc fr be liberal stIoao- te.tvsl on ~ Ore last twelve
yeIs ana hope, by e aeaontO business, 10 grita coanu
lnc. or o.. same.
f-s-f- RnRFGT BAIRD
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SASH, BLINDS AND DOORS.


EVHE Oldest Establishment In Richmond where may he be mac
the above articles in peyctOa at the shortest notice
Being confident OF giving ente satisfaction the subscriber son
Sits heretofore the public patronage Having recently adIec
carpeners Turning his business the public can nov
have their work ciaOa 0iHeHt or delay Give me call
seaf-tf MILES AMBLER Mayo street
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DIR. 9. :. ROSE,

DIX. =, =. ROSE,
TO THE SICK AND AFFLICTED.
LIVERY INTEELIGENT AND THINKING
H. person that remedies handed out for general
should have her cacy established by well tested experience
the regularyeducaed Physician. Dr J. Rose, has
abored long and diligently extensive practice Of medicine
and his remedies las well known the people cmonl have
performed the remarkable here and elsewhere
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ARRIVAJSAT PRINCIPAL HOTELS

y
ENCHANGE HOTEL AND BALLARD HOUSE.
JOHN p A THOMAS E BALLARD, PsoraEr0Es
MAY iIb. 1~t1
d R..rrs-1t rharTu Jr.T Ra'tfea Wsfhi1rt.n. O.
rar ~ Hrsrs. Va Jra Do LLOYD. Ma
Rsr.ve1. c CHrse. n. s.Hu
l. "a EtrefrH.. Mis- Chase. Do
Do Hcvt n = Itf1-tss HALIFAX
A rrast ana ,.r. ID Dr Calm. %. Ireland
FNr,rs-t ~ p TAYLOR. ga
Arrrrf. oil. John Coils. DO
W Harris IA Va 81 Field. Do
vs. Su..i. NC
COLUrsBTAN HOTEL.
JOSEPH RI CBENsHAw. Proprietor
MAY Ilh. f-tD
~ Trfr- Crrfrf D W Grsu-e., Halifax
81 W .H-uru... e.. Hanover n SWI.", ....sa
b g-r.r ~..r... 'rr. M.I"ro
Proctor. l.-g rH..t ~ N Cd wi $50 zoe
~ u. H...f..f. .. Ne 81 Keen. Do
s. Clr-l-I.u. r..- h hUi MADISON
sis. Csr5r-taH. TO A fI.r.r..'-. t"...d
b Is Ie.. r.ar ~ A Garth. ADD.
q Chiffon. Bedford ID Moore, tl.stt
U -r.r.. UH....t. d O. HsUf.s.. SU0tta
q % NrtUH. .n iurrsnn. uI
q 81 f.rn. ulrt'e JkGnnlEir, louisa
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GOFF'S PATENT KNITTING MACHINE
EnR EAMIIY AND PLANTATION TSE.

MAKES all And'of HOSIERY
TiPPETS,
UNDER SLEEVES,
and many other articles Sng ar are from Woon Cotton
Sla Yarn
Eyery Family or Planter should have one.
n. g. LsF General Agent;
No 5,j Broadway, New York.
W. 9r,I
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Rheumatism, Govt. Liver Complaint.

IlDTrFNurNCT, Preston Co, VI, oh july, $50.
pr.J.C. AVER. Sir. have bytn afflicted with pain
frIsHraui. EfHHri., For lone time which baiilgt the
SIN OF ung-fHilu-. ami stuck 90 IN spite eft all tine
rIi- could iud, until tried your >Ir-JuJrI,lI Ono
luItI cured me u two weeks anil restored my general
health 80 much tfat ann fan better than before was
attacked. think BE- voud. riIl medicine. j. FEENM
Jules y. G.t-hgIl. of Sc Louis, writes; 90 have btu
DESTROYED my health tr,d every thing and every thing
failed tl relieve ui.. and have he.ua broken dow man
f.- .rr1 wears from uu other cause shan d1fgrG.fi ~
f.Tf Ms beloved pastor. tle Rev. Nr. E>py. advised
motto try Your Slr-aIlli hy,ue hc said d. knew you,
and any f'n. Won mad. worth trying. by tH' bless
r- of tod DO I, cured me, and hls purified ANY lppd
a- uak.a new man OF nae. feel young again. The
h.-t TINT D. .aII u YOU !, not hllI good DnOu.h
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOR PURIFYTNG THE BLOOD

FUN PURIFYING The bLoUD'
And for the spccdy cure OF the suhoned varieties OF
Disease
Scrofula and SCrofuIous Affections, suSh IA
Tumors, Ulcers, Sores. ErupttOns. fth-
piles. PuStu'cs. BiOtChcs, BOls, btnihs'
end all S1in Diseases.
OAKLAND. Ind. 9Th juno, lN'l
G.. AYrr s. Co. Geut,; I iyy 10 my duty 10 ae-
kuowlul-c what your Slr-ip1rilh has done l'r me;
Having inherited "a Syr1fuou- Infection. have suered
from Dr. 1 various ways for sometimes ~ hI-.
ont u llc.rs ON my hands and armsi sometime. 10
turned inward and Distressed me 40 Che stomach wv
Years ago it broke out ON my head and covered my scalp
and with sore. which painful and lottnSon'
beyond description. tryd many medicines al,t severn
Vhv~i-ru-. hut without much ruiDf from ans lili ~
fJrt che disorder grow At length WIS t'J'i''
t1 read Dob tle Gospel Messenger that Won uti p'i.'d
alternative ~Hr~lpIrll1' Cor I knew nom your rIu-
tItlHu tHHr amy thing yuu mIdu must uT Nooi' -' ~
Cincinnati aud -ut TO- and u>ci TN 20 cured me. t'oN
you advise, ia small doses Ot tcI-ppougl u't
month. lul u.gi NJ ro>t thryy bottles. NCW 1ul h1hy
~si1 soon began to form under the @clh, which g'r
Will. i,l OIL My skin Is now clear. aui An'W 10y my
fc,u-- That th. disease De- gone from my SO I'm. on
can nrli belle. that ty, what ana saving when lei
yuu at h' you tn Dr. one of Che apostles "l the "s'
and remain ever gratefully, Yours. ,,.,-
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DLOVYS FOR FAELOWING---
4 CJurtVA ORS AND HARROWS FOR k-~SSSFsy4ss---=S
PCTU q rs WIEAT-Beueving that Ihave -. Nm
n NV NEW PLOW the best Poy 10 use, ltl1fHEsssAaAsz2
ts the Farmers ana P.ner5 Will furnish Then
Implements not better than hosethey nov
have they can return after trying em free Of charge
sSy-Fresh supply Of Turnip Seed jest received
p 4. STARKE No. 50 Main ST.,
jy29 doors above stChares Hotel
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-. Nnthony's Fire, Rose or Er5 sipeiNs'
letter and salt IshCsfn, SCaId Head Ring
NNnrm. -nrr r.Nr.. DrnneN.

II. Anthomy's Fire, Rose or tft pti'N'
letter and salt ishCsJtn, SCuld Head LNihA-
worm. sore Eyes, DrOpsy.
pr. Robert NJ. rrehle writH- from Salem, n l.' TN
Sept. I>-l, Chat hc lls cJrr iHrrf'rl.' case or
prHr.- which threatened to terminus e U'al', ny 'uc
rar-.sU-iH- of Dur ~Ir-3rtrIIr gri also dang,
ous attack of leH1' ErspoIs hv large doses OF tHe
Same, says DEE cIrys the common Lrpi.oaS 10y 1t con
stlutiy. &
Bronchocclc, Goitrc, or SVvclicd Neck
IHal1n Sloan of, Prospect, Texas, writ.s; Sc Thrive
bottles ut your >lrsaf.r..lT cured we from '''i -
hr.ous -ve'H. ON the neck, which laJ suffered from
over TWO TU.r--'
Lcutorrhncn or whites, Ovarian tumof,
Uterine liberation. Female Diseases
Dr. q. 3d. $. Charming, Of New York city, writes o..
most rh.truy comply with thnrg0rcst of lof a' ,,i IN
saving hst. found your -ar-lu-riIIA most .N',iit'
alternative bon the numerous complaints Tor Nhl'l We Vi
pillow such 20 remedy hut especially u i'.i|' Ht,'''e'
Of the ~erois ous di1th'-s. have cured many luNtt
crate eases of LcucorrhT2 hy &c, and some where l9e
CONN Ir.Ht caused by alteration of il' W'.' Inc
ulc.rtilu itself soon cured. Nothing within my
Know Ia %, equals 70 for these female d.-lng' meui>
Edward Marrow. of Ncwhurv, Ala, writes; dan
ea-1us H-i.t ffer- one ofthe female nm my ianlly
which ral tafrl aIl te rruy wt could employ las
af length r1 completely cured by your extract OF >a-
srur-i''r our physician THONG ht nothing hut 'NtiIn
t1u could afford r,,y hUt Doe advised Che trial of your
~arsarHu-Is a. On. last resort h.i1rt cutting. ami 10
proved .TatUIl. Amor tHinr your remedy eislt weeks
10 -vrutlu of f's disease remains
, 1860-03-09

National Prayer Meeting Convention.
TheSecond National Convention Of the friends
of Union Prayer Meetings assembled ut Phil
adelphia on the 9Th inst, aad will probahiy sit
three days. The following subjects were indi-
Gated By the first Convention Cor inquiry at the
present:
l. The extension Of tho daily Union Prayer
Meeting to every city and village. This paper
will he presented By Mr. L. Z. Lamphier. the
founder Of the Fulton street prayer meeting,
New York city; =, The carrying out in every
proper way, and to every possible extent, the
principles Of Christian union. This important
subject was commsttcd to the Rev. a. II. Morri-
son, e. son Of Or. Stone. Of Brookliue, Mass.)
3. Field, te7t aud public hall preaching; assign
ed 10 the Rev. Geo. Dnnield. j., Philadelphia.
T." L.y Evangelism; = Hon. Dellamy SsoreF,
Cincinnati, 0h!c. s. The Press; ". G. Conant,
Esq New York cir. {. 4 very able paper has
also been prepared by the Rev stephen Porter,
of Geneva, \: T., on the origin, mode aud per-
petmty Of daily worship in The house Of God.
:. report will also be presented as to the pres.
ent state Of union prayer meetings throughout
the country.