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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-27
AFFAIRS ABOUT M'MINNvILLE-rHE EVACUATION or NOR
FREEsBoRo'-CAyALRY FlGnr AT MiDnLSroS, Ere.
Cp,rrANnoc.r March ap 1saa

CHArTANooGA, March 20, lSa3
left McNinnville yesterday morning. All was then
nuet in the immediate vicinity of the togn TIE cue
nv was massng troops htough in every direction around
IT, Ii is supposed that they will either attack It yeiy
or'yery soon withdraw from their position. Time wi
them IS Il to their faey must p.ecp[lie mat
ters or low water viii iud them in delicate po,iti pa.
The river is tbeirOny dependence for supplies for orR
HORSE CAVALRY makes the railway rather prccs.ou
institution so if the water falls they will be Lett nhc
same condition that bark OF which Tom Moore sag,
which when the morning was shining moved g'oriOu IL
on but when the sun was dtciuiug, the bark sill
there but the waters were gone. o. a PrentisS has
liz if Rosecraus don't get back to the U':;o River
before the Tennessee ard Cumberland fats Hell
will form behind him so deep that nc viii never
DC able in Ills 1ord to wade il. $50 mote "a BIZ say
we Bat as TO McMinnvile a2d the signt OF our arEiy
generally lam OF the opinion that il viii not witness
he 'rei beicosam ioon in lactat an Inls uale S
il change its base. Some say that the enemy Is trying
to turn our left by way Of CWthaeeand Sparta b3tsuch a
movement Bears with IL praI dcc evidence o. 10 Is.
rhe very desperation OF the move no onlf declares j.
20 be foolisi but clearly indicates thai it is . hat
will miScad only militia cooneis conscript asen5 and
Chattanooga reporters You may rest that his
Gree i left in Gem WheeeI's front to draw The aueg-
don of the cavalry from their real po,it20. Agrn,
don't let the evacuation Of MurirCcb1ro get the idc
that the Yankees have resolved upon SnmcdISto
;reat BY 10 means They still havea GOOD dcl: o,
fight LETT II their bones. Ghey at. their ~ pr,-
time They are ogoiu changing their base. Ht4Sv
masses OF their army swinging round T. thc east OF
Columbiaend thence southward, no doubt ia. iOm a
junction with Grant, is coming up from the South
west Pursuing the policy rs that eynccd b. 0re
McMinnvillo they have left heavy force m font Of
Shebyvle which is constantly annoying Our picscts.
Yesterday eighteen hundred of their cayaIiy with
tllery supported by infantry ADVANCED upon MIDDLETON
and drove two hundred and hfcy of the lss Alabama
Cavalry from their posiliop killing two ne aud wound
ing the gallant Capt.in Lazy, VINO rallied lis men cd
in less than fifteen minutes drove them pel MEL from
the town in great confusion. Captain Lazy command u
the picket force, lie was wounded once before tle
fight at &unicrlsyille KY Did you ever stay all Zig
in Chattanooga If So God help you If rot, got lie
Rebel to tell sou about it,
Yours &c, used-upediy,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-27

those who have 20 goTously died in the defence o.
those great principles Of cv liberty, without Inc iuii
enjoyment Of which iife weuld become lntoieraole.
Wishing you success again in your approaching oaue'
remain, yours, p
Very rer pectfaIIy and truly,
g. T. BkAUREaARD,
CanG eontp
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Yankee Is cOncerned Both Lincoln and Hamn are be-
le,ed to have streak of Guinea blood in their bodies
Pernaps if they had still more of it. and less OF the
Yankee il would be alrthe better for them.
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HtADNVAhI@hsi
DErARI,lEST s c., Ga. AND Fla,
CHARLESTON, 5. e., Feb.-25, 1868.
c.,n,unndinn zi.Ililau.n. z.nue,,,..

Commanding TGl!,ta6Md, 7sa'es5ss:
Dear General--Accept my thanks for your hsttering
Ieter Of the 9th u and for the fine battery Of rhed
guns trophies Of the gallanry OF your troops the
bloody field Of Murfreasboro) y0u have been kind
enough to send me for the defence Of this Departmen
nv SatterY has been placed in charge OF Capt Gilards
eoopany &C Light Artillery, composed entirely Of young
men irom the sa'- district o. che State and where were
bon the heroes "aose n-%ss have been inscribed on
che guns. Rest assured.tlp.t ~. comf,ay In Who e
caaRge they are noW, viii emulate the .iant deeds OF
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-27
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

The House net at 10 o'clock.
The House bill as amended by the Senate fncorpOra-
| tn. the Fgiaia G. zee Club, was passed
A Special Committee was appointed, ON motion Of
Mr. GlLMEi, 10 roper bill amending the Home Guard
Aef passed in March, 1852. .sr
S.Iuie bill authorizing the erection Of Toll Bridge
over the Dan river, at Wilson's ferry, was lSssed.
Secret session for twenty minutes ensued on COM
muicatiou from the Senate.
Senate resolution agreeing to remove the ipjuuc-
ton of secrecy from the proceedings in relation to the
usasler Of the State Line, was c0ncurred in.
The senate bill concerning officers who have taken
tie oath Of allegiance % any usurped State government
We adooted.
The Governor transmitted lester from the Presi-
dent OF She Confederate States. which indicated prom
t2 prospcc. orimproved facilities IN the ransporta-
| ton OF private freight.
Mr.. sAUNDERS, CT Campbell, offered resolution,
which ass adopted, that when the House adjourn to-
day, it Sdjourn to meet tsmorrOw evening at eight
lac Tax Bill was (hcn taken up for consideration
C5aarsroSpEycr between the commanders of the
Aray Of Tennessee and the Department OF South Caro-
Eua, Georgia Aad Fiora in connection with Bittery
o. Light Artillery sem BY General Bragg General
! B-uIegAfi;
lIEApQyAKTERs AesF Of TENsEssEE,
TritAuONA, Tenn, Jan. q, 1853
bgAa ,GEsERAL: Il is source of mHcn qualification
70 rG-punu 20 EceuC9t iNI i4Ne
gum from our captore az Murirees5orc Ny aid, LieGt.
FraNis 5 PArser, aoj Capt. c. Q. Wate, 10Th $. O.
vvuDt,eis charged win the mission of deliver
i thee guns 10 you in CharesOp, as they can
PUT in proI serviceabe condition As the tNo hne
Regiments from that heroic Slae we're ennspiculOuSy
dsiugushea on the boSdy field which yielded US these
Trophies their abl' and gallant commander Col MANI
gaul has been requested TO furnhfour names from the
most honored Of hi+ fallen officers be placed on the
gQnt Accept them, General, testimonial ofhy es;
D a., a rnurI da IN Ia
fence Of the great principles Of civil liberty, OF which
South Carolina has besS tie lie ding representa-
/ tive Very respectfully
And ruly, yours, SC
BRAIroN Bragg.
Gen. @. ?. BEACEtGiRp Charleston, y c.
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House bin 10 incorporate the Southwestern Insurance
Company of.Abugdon.
House bill amending sections and OF an act TO au-
thor;z1 the Upper Appomattox Company TO increase
their cspitalAtOck and for other purposes.
Snq,s bill concerning officers of the State who have
tssu the olth 70 support usurped government within
The limits Of this State
House bill Increasing the compensation of the interior
"a. ,rI of the PenitentiIry.
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{['ANrlD-an assistant IN ~ active retail
.-.-rti ju-s, 10. 80 ali rv- hi1 rue AID
.,..f De- .sfse g.., ef c,"p.u 90 DC "a Aiirg
b !. L-. - ------ = D y - n g -mh32-9.'
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sExECUTIvE COMMUNICATIONS,
covNIlrEE EFFORTS.


A bill 20 provide for the distribution Of salt.
Tic rcI,o.5 on the communication Of the Governor
virg his construction OF the act passed May 10Th, 1863
10 ausorzr force OF 10000 mcu TO be raised for the
defence OF the Commonwealth, was coucwred in.
Also the report Of the Library Committee on certain
Joint resolutions complimentary the ladies of Virginia
I On motior the Senate took recess until o'clock p
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-27
OITY BATTALION

My BATTALION
" RECRUITS WANTED
few good MEN wanted complete The organz on of
new up 70 be attached nsior EdotJ City talon
invite the attention OF conscp aud Others to this chancs o.
inning Cd ny for special day In and around Bchnond
Fifty collars bounty aud goo otaing gven QiArer5 and
raous nished Tom day enlistment Apply az once at Bar
VIM H. ALLIi0N,
nh95 IN Capt. and Recruiting 0mcer.'
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JOINT RESOLUTION.

NJ. NELSON offered the following JOINT resolution
R,solpe}, by the General Assembly, That Me Keeper
Of The Rolls cause 1000 copies of the sct passed at the
present session. providing for voting by soldiers and
refugees togather with copies Of the sections Of the
or Ina crein mentioned, to be printed for dstIhu-
Too by the members OF the General Assembly. The
rules were suspended and the resolution adopted.
sExEcUrIvE coNYJNIcArIoS.
The Chair laid before the Senate letter from Gov.
Iotrher enclosing communication from President Da-
, in reference the transportation OF private freight
or the ,eye q railroads. &c and stating that attention
ha, been given TO this subject by the Government and
efforts nave een made to prevent any unnecessary IT,
r,ncr 18th the control of the roads by their respec-
tive eonp.ues." Laid the table and ordered to be
urinted.
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA
SENATE.

SENATE.
THURSDAY, March 90, 1868.
The Senate was called to order at 10 o'clock by th
President.
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NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.
FRIDAY EyENING, Nireh a0h, isss


Grand Overture Orchestra
{ WI be psssentfd tkeoF cratic Drama Of - -
I ROBR0Y.
For cast Z. Characters zee mir E, ot,hs dag.
MUSIC IsCIDEaT T1sTHE DRAMA.
sopsulng cforns- soon tie Sun sii be gaze to rest"
Baaad-e,sy 1--we "a eke ,bffea, red Prsne,
D l'sd--"con Mig th y the 3ye. Diana
bate Though l leave y'u now in sorrow;
Fiasls-.Hns from st. yuugesTower."
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s5s sni Co CO rSs-af was Robin IIeoas..
song and chorus--''AbIi Lang syre"- = ="
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tsr en'--' Och hore a'fes' th.rsete
D,UsLfs ovroii DANCe,s--l PARTIsGIoS sIsrs =
p :, . 4 Ss =. &c. t sr.,ls,s
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Fayote Dance Mary PsrinsIen.
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ooe epeaat acasrter seven. Performance viii coDueb
qaai;es q sghs s'cio- Z precisely. mill
* Ew Asc4sioHa = nEATHE.
Ls,ips srSstags Meaaser.:...s".:.oR DoHs.r oaOrs
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,fHH tHDEar!GNh0 fAFING BEEN
z 'r,c.'s Iay.- ". c.pe..ash! reis: nine. N
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I AfNlCE Il /. Z 7. Z. ?. Co,
". s.ouIoSo, Meh Is, 1853
NG-BCE.
srFTCTTES from Pred s,u x. d st-ers hay-g fu
Il AZ %, -bir pis6t "a Ia Go ppm s'epr, uit els
rtcb n llst 10 gtaeiise rei-v Us +soluJ necess-
t,tt ~ tr e9eriles re.sel By The army,
80 rot - ny ~ mad 4s N 1sytshly b.na
b. tie pms 5las'e, WI also eSarseh % o. .r.mt
4, n0y es9rs 10 tlt alter it, ariyflh tsat
IL pcIt,rs house rtes rssaiibg IL Ils 'ty mi The
4 tss lfs 3 g d or .oll ior its psynsnl ). hUfB.
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Grand Overture. OEchfi
I VIII be pssssns5d tkeofe+sas Drama of 4 :.
ROB ROY.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-27

n,sr Me.rSu Iig 4 r,t ~ %. 'e.tfal rnsd Sad NH
vas rp rs, the hl.r O! lsi b. srs rlbG BroGe,
f..ri
Adv p=os "a r- = ~ MI eS7 do BIZ going
he d fp f,r r;s ri ig.m-ol, app t, Meslrs. IsL
b d.. afl Z. 3, ateir.ui..
.hsZ-&ts TM p. JAHMAN.
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inlbMa VIM IiIE rynlY.

ofmo;ioq q NJ. Fo0PE rher.l, ans .frrIerso
PENDED % e,,.3.,-.iil 20 n.r0iu.c t bli 10 Wcren'
irad'u! VI ~ fsc ebony ono 81 CD Hcton t.cryWJi,
dc-iag ia lha Or cuUctcyn ia, Uu,tfl States.
IRE BIZ Was reerrst 10 the Committee Military
Ag4irs.
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1s.s va re 81 sj,,'pi rea- elSs=hsre !: required
is p,p ,.f.t ~ Ne 3 81 nea WAC Ge 'aPis ory
u-. Co.,. lin y..ri, iI-s
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g-y nsB unit, E'...li tl.iis &C, from date o! e.
'' Tl;OS FIsERR,
Aio'RA C c.
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tTrEEE Ton, E5iEEKLANDE:sS & OTHERS.
De un4ris sr ,hs zri f,erGi ing "lbeer Tor The
ca 10 e. . DOCS Ee,f'f Ire suTy neieTt-
M '.l AIy gr"i bic sie nie', dssrcu, Of
o il .av ~ CJupjn T. ne Immediately 'oaased a senI
I.t. aas b. ~ dIe b paris ie Cl
D. \. CLgkeY,
utE5-Iuss I.ergi-g Offer
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Z. @. 'ARR@JN,
.. J. SrRACrJN, Auditor.
SFGl5I saw NILE,

,IO.l FL VII OF r Tor sale, on the 9th of
= XII. IN cN.-. t,yl -.'ar h.'rs Co srt d.y,my
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GENTLE sAvAGF.


c. PTkIS JOIN sMuWe updout ted rspa vo,sl ard in.
stsae "nt-i, the tegeu niA, h ote ~th P5es
Wt us story...,-., Mis- u WI
LIEUT.. 40 as Brow y, sec nj nsl M, Lhsit1 ug.
lc-f9i a-ls, vJlrse ,ns post u fer The
not ;fre acl elgsa ~ y BY GofmAn
WIriAa IOAEs sClasilaes called @ another u the
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K Ew hlcasloNn gHEATnE.

AsiiHs slSstsgs Meaasec. .:,.oR DoHs1r oaOrs
sATUaDsY EVENING, March IS
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w oGes now open, vArre seAis and boxes. >,
Ioo epeaat seven. Performance viii coputn
quaiies 2 sshs seo Z pfec.seiy. mhI-i.
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Grant .Oreht''l.
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IousE OF RGlAEsESrArLfgs.

HUUoL % I'i-i Ill'9i4' TIT hs. y
s. The Iiog;e W. eaficd 10 olGer 81 II ocoo,, and
openei wa prayer ~ tao k.y. III. Peterin vi 81.
Jane} Ciurch -
. The. Char laid bciUre the House m, sage FROM tie
Pre.deng talsaitlI communication ir5nI the S4cgcs
taIy Of War, ~ response relu ion OF he House -
quTilg sLethcE oieal no,ca h-s oeen given le pro
pee CceTs Of le provisions OF IA ao protect the
ugltOt owners VI save, takeu by o. employed IN ire
amy. Laid upon.the table and OrGercd De pru,cd,
Senate bills READ a'ice and. appropriately referred -
Flr the reLef oithe brunswick ara albany IaiIroad
iln,ntDlnY u tLn ST. . al aI.n-nil.
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y II - ~ 1"F
we tobaUeJ lur ihe arIy.

Tie Joint resolutions reilug 20 tie production Of
prov.s0us returned iSJui nc Sepits wlh a iusss5ce
tGat Aey Lad dhegsed 20 ,le sncidmcnt Of tic ll0us
thereto, we're iAkeil W, aEd, Oh mo1qa Of Mr CaQ-
TON. tbc uousc Icceded iTen its sp4pndnsnt So the
resolutions are lasaed.
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ne await patiently ,Le further Developments Of this
fuibsyy career. We SNOW him we'll For the cOumOn
Lorl Of Ysakee editors feel eOUcern, but there
are tso whose ,vr-y movement we watch With anxious
solciteds. Orc s. ,he wbite-hvered Rckspte, Charles
c. E4oG, end the other Is IBIS abrother abOlitiosi,t
SsazlGa Uan Fgidsy tie editor Of the National L.
teIgsnccr The South hes claims on these wretehss.-
]; sha be cur task to see that neither TIC claims nor
2suseives are forgotten.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-21
THE INVASION OF MEXICO.
The Engagements near Pueb1a
Official Report of GEN. Rivera.

Official Report of Gen. Rivera.
The following official dispatches from the
Mexican Gen. Rivera, give the complete re-
ports of tine recent engagements near Puebla,
of which briefer accounts have already been
published =
| have to report that at this very moment
(l2.45) took place q passage OF arms at the
point called Parage de Carros, half league
distant from this place, by one of the ambus-
cades, which, as l told you in my last report,
l had prepared with my infantry, and IN con-
cert with the citizen Colonel Antonio Rod
riguez and the national guard of Thacolula
l am as yet ignorant of the loss which the en-
envy has sustained, but he suffered terrible
surprise, about three hundred infantry having
fired upon him froma place close by. A dense
fog favored us, and also prevents me from
knowing the results.
The line of ambuscade covered about three
cuadras (equal to three of our squares), and
its results were entirely satisfactory. with
drew instantly with what infantry had, and
NV cavalry, all in the best order, although the
enemy was close upon the latter. 1t is UNI
necessary to call to your favorable notice the
deportment of the natives, which was perfect.
as also that of the citizen lieutenant colonel
Jose NJ. Gragaes, whom l personally invited
to aid me III the movement. L have with
drawn to Cerra de Leon and Molinos, where
wish to do still greater injury to the invader
on his passage, by bringing on another rem
counter tomorrow. AURELGANo RIVERA.
Las Vigas, Dec. II, 1S62-l0.3O P. NJ.
10 IL P. Nj this moment arrived at this
place, after Il hardly-contested combat this
morning. L repaired with all the forces at
my command to the Parage de la Cruz Blan-
ca with the intention of annoying the enemy as
much as possible on his march. This move
ment being accomplished, the body of the
army charged upon me, the traitors of the Ca
beellla Marquee, who had joined the French,
especially Distinguishing themselves. The
contest lasted three hours All my forces be-
haved well. L cannot, at this moment, give
you any details. Tomorrow will send you
a circumstantial account; but at present can
only assure you that the national arms, the
honor and the yalor of brave chiefs, officers
and soldiers whom have the honor to com.
mand have deserved well of their country.
Accept in the meantime the congratulations
which l offer you in the name of the country
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-21
WOrttster 4aiIg Spy.
THE DAILY spy.


For the Spy
The Deserted Camp OF the Massachusetts,
FiFty-First.
No sentinel PAGES his weary round,
Silent and lone is their camping ground
No rocall at sunset, no drum-beat at morn
No blast OF the bugle, no peal OF the horn.
They came when the haryest-moon, mellow and
mild,
Looked down on the mother who blessed her child,
And the hunters moon witnessed her tears as they
fell,
When her soldier-boy whispered his last farewell.
passed by the camp this brief dark day,
The SHOWS OF December upon it lay,
The murky skies, like a leaden pail
Settled down drearily over all;
A silence oppressive peryaded the air,
And tarried only moment there
Only moment-for the joy and the light
VI our homes and our affairs have passed from our
sight.
Orr noble boys of our brave ffty-frst,
Whom our hearts have cherished and hands have
hurst;
Him of the quick eye and fine manly brow;
Tell us, o south wind, where are they now?
And the soath wind answers and this its repry-
"rhcy bearing the stars and stripes proudly on
high,
Under the pines they are marching to-day,
Farther away-and still farther away"
FATHER, all merciful, mighty and just,
Tenderly shelter our ffty-frst;
Nerve them for conflict with valor and might
While they're defending the TRUTH and the RIGHT;
Ever more shield them by night and by day,
While marching away, and still farther a,oay!
Woyeester Dee. %, 1862. H.s.w.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-21
The Best Fruits.


in Pennsylvania:
The Best Fruits.
We have for some twenty or twenty five
years endeavored to induce those of our read
ers who had ground at their disposal, to cult
vate fruit. We not only told them what to
do, but as soon as we possessed land of our
own we did ourselves that which we recon-
mended to others; and now we have as good
fruit for a small place as any one could desire.
Raising fruit, with the general farmer, needs
but little labor and expense, indeed it ought
to be, and would be, were it followed more
universally, pleasure and pride; especial
ly should this be the case upon town lots and
small places in the country, usually occupied
by mechanics and factory operatives. Besides
this fruit raising could be made source of
considerable profit, providing funds for many
little family comfort now either deprived of,
or drawn from the daily wages.
We present below short list of the differ
ent kinds of fruit, all of which, with the ex
ception of the apples and peaches, we pro-
duce upon our own premises. One dozen
varieties of pears, and six Of apples, are all
sufficient, provided they are the best adapted
to the soil and locality-a fact which each
one, upon trial, must judge for himself. We
shall change this list add to it or take from it,
whenever our experience shall justify it, with
out regard to the opinions of those who set
themselves up as judges in Israel. Low,
heavy soils are not so well adapted to fruit
raising as hillsides or ground that is moder-
ately elevated and light. 1t may be taken, as
rule, we think, that soil which will produce
a good crop of Indian corn will answer equal
" well for fruit trees. We pay but little at
tention to the complicated theories md elab-
crate explanations and descriptions of scien-
tifc pomologists. Common sense, founded
upon daily experience and observation, is all
hetheory and practice necessary to successful
fruit culture According to our present pref
erence we should select the following twelve
varieties of pears for our own planting, viz
| STANDARD PEARS.
| 2. BloodgOod, s. Sheldon,
3. kostiezer, 8. Buerre d. AnJou,
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-21
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l. Falenda b Klgore, give from my hand this certin
have been quite deaf in my right for the past
tUeRtyseUeR years My left ear gave great trouble
by constant discharge of green and yellow matter
the share of time. The odor very offensive
My husband and employed nine different physicians.
We paid large sums of money have been operated on
and have passed through every kind Of suffering without
receiving mite OF benefit, but ali the time getting
G, inasmuch as other diseases multiplying |
came to the conclusion never could be helped Last
week advertisement in the paper of great
performed by Mrs. NJ. G. Brown. My husband and
went her, and at went under her treat
ment, and in "a hours from her first treatment could
hear distinctly the clock tick ten feet from where
stood. can now hear every word. My left ear mas
also ceased TO trouble the last discharge from it was
clear water, without any odor whatever. My eyes,
which weak and diseased, getting clear and
strong | feel grateful for my inspected deliver
ancc, commend Mrs. NJ. q. Browns gentle and sure
tr atnent to all who may suffer as have done.
OIdsown. II. 1862