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Ehs Invaders.

The Lincoln nsTaudsrs are lot men Of their VIC, d. -
They DO not advance according to promise The ni.a.y
Butler promised to take dinner here hi, west--spn
IN Raleigh mex: week, and sleep 10 Cbarls.to ,ss Wa.
after. The hOrdes from Washington wer~. q, ~.
friend Butler in this city, and make the ia. to,a,her
sOuth~ard We hope nothing has sccurc,a To ,,s,r.,
With their srrlnremants
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To CORRESPONDENCE.

- letters oa tHsr Hls. 20 addressed % ts "EtoT 81
a. Wbiy"
Ar;s crt' Bon sides Of ths paper t0t M Dc Tu5l-'-
e. ri. e. s cSi %. ,..fig o.it o, Pc tso-H -7N
md , DO .ls. ts fsfrrsf rom, C.tag Eo,s ssgcsi
ssg egN, Eas. I.se' ...-.. f,- GO. aiss's'.~-l,rts
50 e cssno, r.'-srts q, r-fr rejected e11ac0'ioVs.
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Mem Me.,u,loush.

From he noss and omission which the Texas Rangers
make AbOu; cur We 0ODeuds that this mysterious
Individual DO far distant II is even possible that
he IL Il midst; though End great difficulty in
rssSaeas that suppO.iOn with the last budget Of news
We gos FROM MARYLAND.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-01

bis residence In this city on Wednesday night At 10 O'Clock
Mr. JAMES soOTf native Of Scotland In his s9ih year.
Ills friends and acqasn,ance and those 81 his family, are In
yd 70 attend his eecond Presbyterian Church
Rsy Dr. Hossa to-moros, (sundsy) st@ o'clock, r NJ.
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L., ", sbss, sislks 10 our nlst' doing he work
thoroughly Is We Co. knowing that the heavier the blows
and the more rapidly they fall the the ooutes.
will be ended.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-01

CONFEDERATE POSTAGE STAMPS.
NKw YORK May 27.-It is reported here that certain
parties in th, city possession of Confederate postage
stamps, and are Offering them for sale.
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OUTRAGEOuS PpO

OUTRAGEOUS PROCEEDINGS AT ALEX ANDRIA.
ALEXANDRIA, Nay 27.--Nr. SAT WIDEN, editor Of the
Saa.''s AID State Rights man, refused to publish
P'oeiAnanen Tor The Abitoniss Fhereupou the hire
and pat hs paper 70 pss They pron zee 70 eonnue i,s
publication en- thelf own account. ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-01

ASOUrHERS HUSrREss.-An incident illustrative OF the
pluck of Southern ladies' occurred far from Natchez
few days since negro boy to the house to to-
form his master that the dogs had freed wild cat,
distance in the woods The master being absent the
daughter Miss mot certainly very athletic ia APP
pearance and if capable Of judging, bearing no
marks of being inea descendant Of the famous Nmrod
but deicste rehOed, and possessing every grace that
sdoras the Southern ady,-ordered the boy to accom-
pany her to the woods and returned with the wild
cat a. 4 fro4lfrf her ekillful shootlpg,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-01

The gr,a. boas, of the Yaube,s il their fscundity-a
quality they possess in common With that pesf,rcus
animal the Norway rat. which they so much resemble
In tbeiy estimation political community is respectable
orIv in proportion tots numbers The moral physical
and intellectual attributes OF the individual Of
importance whatever The Census is the oD'y test Of
nations greatness, worth ard prosperity The is their
test: and they rub their empty bellies with becoming COM
ptcency, when they contemplate their muI;itudes and
our plJcty We are a mighty nation Behold our num-
bers! ioh are as the sands OF the sea-shore Aud
they nigh; have added, much alike and worthless
Thsy got this idea from the ults risns who made
noise in England some Co years sgt Il is worth
lutrg otherwise than by toe proof against IT, which the
Yankees themselves supply. An old notion vas long
current among cur English ancestors, that took niue
,slors 20 make enc man. How many Yankees are ade-
gtte 90 ttc production of the same senent compound
their statistics furnish 10 means Of Judging. or one
thing we are c.rai1: OF all the IS millions they boast
there IS not one among thcm, whom they consider
CAPABLE OF leading their armies For that high and in
rrltau position they az, compelled 10 to IrgiHia
Eighteen millions OF YANKEES are not equal to old
cot-rsised in the short grass county Of Di1widjis =
T. may be alleged tha, VIZ too eHscting IL requiring
al Yaakecdom % produce one Scott. Conceded Bu,
still the fact that hey never have produced really great
mal-a Washington, JACKSON, Clay-argues strong
d IN fayo Of the position that he quality Of tier
tera is no, equal to the quantity There must be some
organic defect ia The genus Yankee; or in tie social sta
;us in Viici be uura rel Both may lave something
90 DO viii It. EucL di, crsity Of opinion exists among
the learned in regard TO the unity Of the human rae;
bu an concur in conc dag that Circumstances, physical
aud climatic may develop Giversies from the same
stock. Now the ,rigral Yankees were composed
Of all the mos. craobej cJcssgrained, euy0us, spl
f psrurioas pcayuaish people nthe
WHO cocsored tcg, thor and bred inauda, until they
eugeaterej tho monstFous product We now behold A
leading Characteristic With them intense adherence
OF any mora! superiority in any individual amolS them
That which men, women and children have coacurred in
abhorng fer many generations has ceased to De. In
other words, a. nature abbors vacuum, so 90 the
ankses achor great ChsraoieEaudt therefore no such
character exists among ttCm.
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Con. Reaurerard,

This distinguished officer whom the Yankees killed
arc shipped France, when last heard from, was taking
his ease at his inn in me city of Richmond
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-01

The p7ocse6rgs in the in Baltimore, with the de-
c,;on o. Chief Justice fancy, will arrest universal aten-
,iln in this and in every eiyiliz,d country We know
not what NAV be the effect the North, where all sense
Of law and right to be extinct; but 1t has always
been distinguishing trait of the Ango Saxon race to
atsch vast significance to- and to hold in especial rev.
erence the decisions Of the miust Of justice No ty
rant has ever timpered with or eonayened those decs
ions with mpanity. Tie great cases of John Hamden
aud re Bishops, which prelded the downfall Of the
st Charles and the expulsion OF the % James, viii occu
10 every mind.
Thi Baltimore case has features Of sggravation not
psraleled BY any Of its precedents in English history
Here We have military commander avowing that he Is
uhor BY the President suspend at his discretion
the cri, IF ia5sas eorPs-the fundamental principle Of
Nlgrs Ctarta ITSELF aud which supposed to gusr
auty every mans freedom. We had been told by the
papers that Lecoln rad suspended the Constitution but
Ibis is the first authentic declaration OF the fact. The
tyraut does not even cOndesceud to give the peope
martial law, which ia At eas. some sort of lsw-bsinF
subject 90 recognized Limitations; but he GHHs al laN
aud turns ,he community the arbitrary and unre
strained lis, ossl OF his hired soldiers.
Ofcoure the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court was
compeHru i1 s-ai'iS Tue iaNi 10 p'V'V'''' '"o iN0
rg violation Of the Constitution aud outrage on the
ghts Of every ctzn. The decision strikes fatal blow
to the whole supersrueture Of tyranny which Lincoln
has erected in Maryland and Mssouri-Or all his pre-
ceediugs 10 both Of those States are based the
sump~it that be- aad he alone the supreme power in
the land.
We repeat We cannot foresce the eec. which this &C.
sion will have with the Northern people, who spltsr
to be auma=d BY to, spirit Of he sorshppars OF jug
gcrusgt who their elgerness TO- seryitade, go in &C
vance Of their idol Blu. in Eaghnd and everywhere in
this country where Constitutional Liberty is respected,
IL moral .Aaeuee caano. tail 70 he profoundly felt.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-01

The Northern papers snnOuses that Gen. Butler
bs ssfsTsd bis Wait % Rehnoad 70 Tie as.h Of July
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

DE ordained By the Council Of The city q Reanond uAh
ID Cole tor the city TsKes fhL anLu ny give notice =,
OF the daily Newspapers Of % city Or htssn s,y
prior 10 the 18th day o. Jane hattie will attend Al his M,
between the hours OF &C osk ~ and oeoes r. u,
18th the 3n Of June Inclusive fT the puposs OF
from charged with city taxes. the Whole onehaf
the 81 ehsrg dductiog from the shole =,
onehai 40 the case be- ten eentom thereon The Col
ctor shall In Ike msoner ys notice for m en- days prior
18Th day Of DecemSe that he Will attend AZ his d,v
the above mentioned hours the 5 S .,
December elusive for the purpose Of Of from per
son has ses pal half only Of the city eaf.ss
him. the remaining half deducns from such hAen per cent
Their
In pursuance Of the sbove named ordnance passed Jnp
l1 1855 will stteni, at the Collectors Office In the an
Hall 9Th 10 the 3)h Of this Month for the pur ose a.
csving above directed.
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- ALL HANDS mo- THE DIE

M YlsCE-R Any o o citaens have either servants
suoh spades shovel vheesarrov or pick which they
Wiling the she erection OF def tey
thcss vho have charge The report
ng Of ,he contribution so bis Hon the Mayor to
II wysne Glasebrook and N. B. Hill thosei gentlemen
committee OF he Council who have the matter In
charge jel
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MARRlR {
DIED..

Assem- Church Csroae, May 20th nv Rev. A. Prosddus,
HENRY n. ALSOP and Miss IA N GARNHrr.
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COST OF WAR ATTgE NORTH

The following from "KetterS Southern Wealth and
Northern Profits" the most accurate exponent of North
ern and Southern relations heretofore furnishes
idea OF the resources of the South in proracted ,rug
gle with the North
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yutIus HoBanv cnR
=
HIILITARY.-Ihsve lat ~ Inverted. for np tu-po,
MI Bed that c1nblne. k,.lL kaasnlLIL LkI-.L.

NI Bed that combines eenfidi T>gli.its rst "a
portability nghtnes and cent r. hive I'd al
vertical folding iGgs Tor tie centre Of rail- b.
dispense 9TH the middle legs and retain the seasa u
the urdirii h-d The sacsins skch Il msde double
ths double Tent eoh and Nhen folded obi,
between the sacklng compartment for p.knz red
clothes.
Already my sales two hundred auorg officer, o, Tia
varied reem n their different stations ~ her Az,
pronounced adxuious Bed ~ithoui mattress slhough
be used with them equally well as.h any Bed,
stead.
The verde. OF all who furnished 9Th then Ana
those hsv exsuined them Is tht The iHreEOH 10 70 nj,
ectry e.ssndi for emp purposes Hhtherf.re uto
say undoubtedly the best, the stronge the p
bic AID h, cheapest nor In Iapped for s.paten Mott
gomefy.
Folding Camp cables, Uess Oh, SIS, Cote, Csmp
stools, New lyle Am 1uiAaces, Mattresses, fIi'
lows, &c. X u Rowe, vernon A.
lei and 18Th 81, oppo tie Capitol sqaar.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD
CHANGE OF HOURS.
E6a .sSjISIl q 100 e sE

kRv4k16x W ~ VSYs~ffE SSNyBY
ON and AFTER Monday, June 3D.
" The Mail and Passenger Trains,
VIII leave RICHMOND DAILY, at 6!5. A NJ. for ssur.
ton, and all intermediate Way stations connecting
donvi with the Orange and Alexandria Railroad for
Mana "a. Junction and intermediate Stations Al ManaA he
trains with III. Gap karosd, for ~heeng
wnchester Harper. Ferry and all station. on The Manassas
Rosd and at Chsrlottes willie with their trains for yncLbu
all points West and SOUTHWEST Of that place And
day viz Tuesday, Thursdays md Saturday, for JAesoas
River aud Stations West OF stsuntcp
Harman Browns Stages with the train
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays and Goshen
days, Thursdays and Saturdays, for Lexington.
Hsruan Mason and Conpsnys stagel with the Tran
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturday, Mboro for the
Lexfhurg, &c.
RETURNING.
The Mall Train leaves Jasssons River Mondays, Wedre
days and fridays, al BIS, p NJ for sisunten.
lei THOMAS DODAMEAD
General Superintendent
NIgDICINlL BRsNDY.-Pure Wine AID BfAni,s
". PETERSON co.
iel l'S Main Street.
- MOKING TOBACCO Choice snoilng and chevnG
- Tobacco for sale by W. PETERSON CO, Druggists,
lei i55 Man street
NDIGO.-A supply Of best quality odso Just ee!ved and
Il for sale by w. PErEhio, 4 CO Druggists,
il, 1873 M.ln ttr,et.
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PERSON WING LET
~ TSRs, Packages 30, for members OF oapt. Shields
Howl Company ion.d a. MANASSAS Junction. will
leave them with vkne~ fsyr Co., Hardware merchant
Main Street. by three o'cloet on Monday.
Wsd Vii sset safely delivered jel-2t
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BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
PROCLAMATION.
HRRRAa vacancy has occurred 10 The conyeLton q Vr'
w gns by the Of Gsoge ". sdnme's member
thereof county Ksnssh therefore the sheG n said
county hereby Iirtd election the several pl.
voting prescribed by said county nday the lie h
member the conTeion for said
ty, to supply Me vacancy Aforesaid
Given my hand. Governor, and under the seal
Common ealth, Richmond mis- 29th day May
"e' 1861 and in the S5h year Of the Conn wealth.
JOHN LEICHER.
BY TIE Governor
GEiRGs W. MrSFoRp, Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
m,D-dkc9t
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mo ALL WHOM rMAY co GERM Norfc


THO ALL WHOM II MAY co .CEKN.-NOTfcT.
sh. apply the CircGi. Court % the City u Eitlr q.
VI said Court fer IN % receive o.,
beongng Kate Adams, and Jessie - John r,
infant children Of Thomas Adams, decd tsAt mar fsff
accrue them beng thtir portions OF the fund st M.
o. said Court that accu HEREAFTER 10 he
Ad0,ai Adm'rv CIJrfsgtoR h. and sso m sue
for recover receive al other and pe,son properly
whatever belon gng TO the said Infant children.
MARTHA r. lDtNs
I.l-vi- Guardian Of said in'art children
CtlLCINED PLASTER AND GROrhD PLAsTER. Ror sale by
" lei EDMUND, DAVENPORT 4 CO
orcs RcaxosD& PErEEsBuRG RltsoiD Co
Richmond, Va, hs' Stat
CHANGE OF HOUR
ON and amer Monday June 81 tie trains Of this Railroad
" follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND.
Express Train daily exc, p. Sunday s s00AM
ACCOMMODATION, Monday, Wednesday ard Friday spoAs
Mall DAILY, at - 53jP "
Express Train daily at 4i5IM
Accommodation Monday, Wednesday and Friday SOFA
Mail Train daily except sundayss at 55Pk
j.i-iw TH0s II. wYNNE, sUpt
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RnT0 THE LADIES AND GEN.
HArSA MN or TIN CITY OF RICHMOND, STATE OF
VIRGINIA AND ALL ofHla srATM-W are now prepared
nsnufscurs Lsies G.nLs1ens hsses Boys Childrens
ard sorvsn BOOTS oR and CATERS Of every description
We h.vs almost entire et Of workman In our employ
mens, that eanno, be surpassed here or elsewhere
ALEX HILL CO.,
127 Nsn 81 Richmond, Va
~ All kinds OF Boots and Shoes made 70 order - heretofore
We have on hand The sess materials imported direct
aps ALL %,
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Head Quarters Of the N. Carolina Regiment
Of Wise's Legion.
Wanenton, June 10, 1861.


Having been appointed by Gen. Henry Wise to 4
Colonelcy in Wse's Legion, and commissioned 10 raise
regiment in North Carolina, hereby earnestly invite
those desrous Of joining this popular corps and Of seq
ing prompt and active service under the chivalrc Wse
organize forthwith into companies Of sixty -four each
to elect their company officers, and prepare TO move
without loss OF time. Each company will consist Of
Captain. one first and one second Lieutenant, four
sergesnis and four corporas, and yihree privsies.
As soon as formed, each company will be moved into
camp Al Petersburg, Va, and mustered into service pri
or 10 the formation into regiment under the above
destination.
Being designed for paryzan service, the regimen,
will be composed Of one Cavalry. and nine Infantry
and Light Infantry companies. Each man will provide
himself with change Of clothes Of durable material
(not waiting for uniformity Of dress,l a blanket and
hasersaek.
Now Is the time for brilliant service. Come forward
gentlemen, TO the number Of 60 and come quickly.
WHARTON ]. GREEN,
Col Commanding
- Papers throughout the Stale please notice.
June IA, 1861. Of
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APPLES ron DOMEsrfc USE.

The value OF ripe fruit in family is not
as fully appreciated as il shoold be. The
following remarks by Dr. Hall will show the
in nportance he attaches 10 the matter;
There is scarcely an article OF vegetable
food more widely useful, aud more unyer.
sally loved Than The apple. Why every far
mer in the nation has not an apple orchard,
where the trees will grow al ell, Is one o. the
my ysteries. Let every family lay in from
Two TO ten or more barrels. and il will be "a
them the most economical investment in the
whole range Of culinaries.
A raw, mellow apple, is d'gested 10 an
hour and half; while boiled cabbage re-
auires FIVE hours. The most hralthful dcs.
sert which can be placed on the table is 1
baked apple. II taken freely at breakfast
with coarse bread and butter. without meai
or flesh Of any kind. il has an admirable ef.
leci on the general system, often removing
constipation, correcting acidities. and cool
ing OF febrile conditions more eiiectuall,
than the most approved medicines.
lf families could be induced TO substitute
the apple, sound. and lucious, Tor the pies
cakes, and candies, aud other sweetmeat,
with which their children are too often in
discriminately stuffed, there would be di.
minution IN the sum total Of doctors bill II
a single year. Sufficient TO laj in a stock o
this delicious fruit for whole seasons use.
While no one will question the correctncs
Of the above. what portion oi the farm !
more uniformly neglected than The orchard
And yet no part Of i will pay larger profit
if il but receives generous treatment. Tn
least we can do for these great benefsctor
(the trees) is 10 thin The branches when the
are thick. without hacking OF the biz limbs
stir the soil carefully, without injuring q
. roots; remove the moss aud rough bark
. without injuring the skin; and apply suiii
cient manure TO keep the soil good.
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r TO Persoas out oi 'Empioymsai. .-s
AGENTS WANTED.

In every County ~ the onilea states'
sUyo engage Ia the sale of Of The hest and most
4 elegantly iIlusfalsd Works Published.
Oar pasIcaiions are of the mos, interesting eharac.
te, sI,p,sl 70 the sans of the Farmer. Mechanic and
nsreh,a,; Ihey are Published IN the best style, and
boaal ia The most sabslansl mannef snd are wofthy
p,os IN the Libfsiy Of every Housshold IN The Land.
tY 70 men of enterprise snd indasifeus hsbiis, this
hasines sst. a. opportunity for profitable employment
selIeu % he me, with.
~ Person. desiring 70 set a. Agents vii receive
pfsmPly BY I'll fall patliealsss terms &C. sda''s
sins LgtRY, GETZ & Co. Pablishers.
N.alt North second Street, Phlsdelphia.
f,,tah., no s6-tm
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Barley ron PoRK MAKrso.--Ata farmers

BARLEY ron PoRK MAKISo.--Ata farmers
Club in illinois. reported in the Farmers
Advocate, inquiry was made Tor experience
in feeding barley to hogs. One member had
fed it. but without comparison with corn. as
TO value. 1T made the best sweet meat,
and free from the Oiliness SO common 10 corn.
fed pork" Another thought barley double
the value Of corn for fatten,ng purposes.
The inquirer said his attention was called to
il by the great success Of an eastern farmer
in fattening pigs on ground barley and milk,
getting three hundred pounds dressed weight
al nine months old.
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RURAL ECONOMY.
WHEAT ON SOD LAND.

MEssRs EDs.--Your correspondent, J. II.
T., in the Country Gentleman of the l4th
March, tells of having harvested the past
season, on seven aud half acres Of land, a
crop OF winter wheat at an average yield Of
over thirty y-three bushels to the acre, weigh.
ing 63i pounds per busheI, and further re-
marks:
BY the way, should not our farmers SOW
wheat on sod ground and follow with corn,
Instead ef planting corn on sod ground and
following with wheatf think they should
aud believe substantial reasons caa be given.
What say the wheat growers My success
has been on sod ground
More than year ago | received letter
from Hon. Asa p. Cate, OF North6eld. N
H.. giving the result Of his views and expe-
rience in the culture Of winter wheat in New
Hampshire, Mr.. e.. as far my knowledge ex,
tends. being one Of the FIRST that attempted
the growing Of winter wheat in this section
Of the State. In the letter referred 10, h,
says:
l commenced the cultivation Of winter
wheat ia the year 1850, and have continue,
IL without interruption up TO the presen
time. The FIRST year sowed the white bal,
winter wheat. on the sixth day Of Septem
Der Of that year. on land that had grown
crop Of corn the sane season. the crop hav
ing been cut up and removed.
have no minute of the time when harvest
ed it. but find by my record Of crops that ]
was threshed August 7th, 1851. ltmeasur
ed up Of clean wheat, "a bushels. weighin
65t pounds per bushel. As have alread
said, have continued to raise winter whea
ever since. and am perfectly satisfied that
is safer by far. and surer than the sprin
sown, for most soils in our State. hav
grown il on ground which had been hoet
and on the inverted sod. breaking up til
same at or about the time of sowing the seet
Out Of the time, have sown four years o
the recently broken up land. and do nc
see but have succeeded in one case as we
as in the other. There is or
other point to which wish TO call your a
tention, which liked to have omitted. an
that is the time Of sowing. ! would alwa,
D insist upon early sowing say in this sectiol
|, at least on or before the s5t Of August.
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Farmers and Mill Owners and Agricul.
tural Headquarters.


faun0rg 4nb Matbins Morks,
sALIsBURY, N. G.
VDNI0ES y BA ID nNs
succEssons TO N. BorpEs q son.
MANUFACTURERS OF
CNItiUafOrs, PlOsUs, Corn Shell
lers. Seed .SOsCers,
Horse Powers, Threshers,
Threshing, Separating and Cleaning
Machines,
CIDER AND SUGAR MILLS.
Shifting and Machinery for Grist, Circular
and Vertical Saw Mis-, Gold, Copper,
and Silver Mmss,
Agents for
DIR. 4. O. Elliott's Patent Muly Saw.
Mill and Water Wheels.
Iron and Brass Castings,
Forcings, and Finished Works Of every
descriptions
Tobacco Presses and Fixtures,
and other kinds Of Machinery repaired at
Short Notice.
February ~. 7s-ian
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CANNOT M RELiEp UpoS.-The Washing.
ton correspondent oflhe Philadelphia Ledger,
says: "There are military men, Of Euro.
pean experiences In war. who say that thase
~ho have been part aud parcel Of the route
from Boil Run, cannot be relied spon here.
after for offensive operations"