Shelby Volunteer, Volume 15, Number 24, Shelbville, Shelby County, 17 February 1859 — Page 4

.AGRICULTURAL.

Insects end Diseases of tho "Wheat Agriculturest Crop. Ca nadiax TU says :, In the year 183G the Bureau of Agriculture and Statistics of Upper Canada offered a prize of 10 for the best essay on the origin, nature and habits, and the history of tho progress, from time to time, and the cause of the progress, of the weavil, Hessian flv, wheakmUige, and other such insects as bave made ravage on thei wheat crop3 in Canada, and on such disease as the wheat crops have been subjected to, and on! the best means of evading or: guarding against them. ! The prize was awarded to II. Y. Hind, Esq., M. A., Professor of Chemistry at Trinitv college, Toronto. He first gives a history j of the insect tribes which infest wheat, stating that those varietie3 of wheat which have strong, j flinty stalks, suffer less injur" j from inlets than others of a more tender nature, and that vigorous growth and abundant tillering or, in other words high farming, enables the plant to sustain the attacks of this enemy, and maintain its healthy condition. The Agriculturist adds : The means proposed by Mr. Hind for arresting the progress of this insect are, first, good husbandry, which implies abundance of manure, deep plowing, careful weeding, and a systematic rotation of crops, methods, such as grazing or feeding off the wheat, rolling and mowing, bv which the autumnal broods of the insects arc destroyed, and the spring broods prevented from hatching, are practiced ; but until the system of over-crpping and scourging the land is gi'en up in the States, and a more generous course of husbandry substituted, the American farmers must make their account to be subject, from time to time, to the re-appearance and depredations of these pests, which are in fact, in a great measure, the results of their own slovenly and inefficient modes of culThe Hoses of Norway. Laing, in his travels in Norway, says that horses in tlit-country have a very sensible way of tak ing their food. Instead of swil ling themselves with a pailful of water at a daught no doubt from the fear of not getting any again, and then oversrorfrinj? themselves for like reason; they have a buck-1 et of waterput down beside their allowance of hay. It is amusing to see with what relish tliey take a sip of the one, and a mouthful of the other, alternately, sometimes only moistening their mouths, as a rational being would do, while eating a dinner of such dry food. A broken winded horse is scarcely ever seen in Norway. Uolic ix horses. iv. corres pondent of the Farmer and jdanter writes: "One pint of salt dissolved in warm water will cure a horse of colic. 1 have tried it twenty years without a failure." Another remedy mentioned by a correspondent of the 3orth-ices-fern Farmer is the following: "Take a bc&quilt, wet it thoroughly in cold water, wrap it around the horse, and as it gets hot poor on cold water. I have known the lives of horses saved in this way, when the veterinary surgeon said they could not live manv minutes, ana in inteen or twenty minutes they would be up and eating, and sure to get well." Ohio Valley Farmer. The Borer. Mr. Travis, of jNatick, iilass., states that a mix ture of one part salt, two parts fresh slacked Zime, and two parts of soft soap, applied to the lower limbs and the body of and appletree, alter nrst scraping the tree gently wil prevent the borer from depositing its eggs m the bark. It should be applied about the middle of April. He states that the sueecs of this remedy is com plete.

Sowing Smutty Wheat.

The grain-gower suouiu no more expect to raise grain of superior excellence from poor or diseased seed, than the stock-grower animals possessing fine points and perfect symmetry from ill-favored and inferior stock. Smut 13 but vegetable, a plant, parasite, fungi, or mistletoe, just as easily propagated as wheat, and thrives in soii prepared for wheat, and is ready attach itself to and destroy the wheat crop as it advances toward maturity. Smut not only appropriates the entire of the the kernel, but at taches itself to the surface of the same, as well as the straw, without apparent injury to it; so that though seed may appear wholly sound, free from smut and vegetate freely, yet if examined by a microscope will have a surface more or les3 affected by smut. To destroy the vitality of this vegetable fungi before sowing the wheat becomes an important matter with the grain-grower. An almost certain remedy or preventive has been discovered. It consists in soaking the seed-wheat in a solution of blue vitriol in water, and afterward drying, by rolling or dusting it in air-slacked lime or drv ashes, before sowing. This is a simple and most effectual remedy, and should be adopted by every one whose wheat crop is likely to suffer from this infection. Nothing shows the refinement of the farmer more than the adorning of his home ; it shows his i?ood taste and that he is desirous of making all around him pleasant and comfortable. Beautiful and attractive homes tend to increase all the good qualities of the occupants, and remove the bad. Beauty and loveliness in nature tend to all that is noble in thought and deed, and make mankind better, both as concerns their own happiness and that of others. Haying shown why farmers should adorn their homes, I will tell how to do it the easiest : If your house is poor and 2lain, it makes no difference ; if you can not afford to build a-new one, adorn the surrounding of the old one. In odd spells i build a new yard it will cost almost nothing; setout some pretty trees in front, a nd surround the house with them if possible. Fill the yard with flowers; they will cost nothing but the trouble of getting, unless rare varieties are procured, and your wire and children will tend to the cultivation, never fear that. Build a wood-house if you have not one already. ...Don't deface your door yard with wood-piles, old rails) sleds, cart-wheels, and other rubbish; remove the hog-pen from its conspicuous position near the roadside to the rear of the house, and build a neat frame structure instead of sticks and slabs 'twill pay for itself in a few years. Have good, neat fences, they look and are much better. Remove ell sticks, stones and stumps from the fields. Build good barns and sheds, if not already built ; they will pay for themselves, and V ok better than the unsightly. II vve good yards around your i.rm buildings. And above all, have the best books of the day, where yourself and family can gain instruction in their leisure hours, and take at least one good agricultual paper. Quantity of Blood in a Horse. If we assume the weight of a horse to be 12 cwt, says the American Veterinary Journal, the whole quantity of blood will amount to 84 quarts, or 158 pounds, of which about 4o quarts, or 90 pounds, will flow from the juguar vein previous to death ; although the loss of much smafler quantity will sometimes deprive the animal of life. Scientific American. Immense Siieep Movemfnt. The Santa Fe (N. 3d.) Gazettes, states that 105,000 sheep are about to be taken from Bemaillo and Talentia counties, in that Territory, overland to California. There is also a drove of 10,000 from Ohio, now at Santa Fe, bound for the same destination.

IKDIANAPOLIS ADV'TS.

OCULIST, A UK I ST, nd GENERAL SURGEO A, 30 WASRI5GTOS ST., J N Dl A 5 A TCLIS . Proffor UpdeprafT, FORMERLY resident Fhysician at Willis HospiUi, PI ihlelphia, and for many years Principal of the Danville Eye and Ear infirmary, Professor of Anatomy, and Lecturer upon Physiology, has taken an office in this place, and will operate on all surgical diseases, and begs leave to inf-trm the public, that all diseases ot the Eve and Ear (with few exceptions) are curable; and will operate Oil Cataract, Cross .Eyes, Artificial Pupil, Opacities of the Cornea, Inverted Eye Lids, Sore Eyes, and all diseases of the organ. Deafness, difficulty of hearing, (even whea the drum is entirely gone, will insert an artificial, answering nearly all the purposes of the natural.) He will also operate on Club Feet. Tumors. Cancers, Alorbid Growths, Deformities from Burn?, Contracted Limbti, perform the operation for Artificial Nose, by healing on a new one. And insert Artificial Eyesgiving them all the motion and expression of the natural, defying detection il.ey are inserted without removing the old one, or producing pain. The superior advantages he has had in Europe and this country in perfections himself in all that is new and valuable in Surgery, warrants him in saying that everything within the bounds of the profession may be expecfed of him: TO Tilt. U I.D You can have your hair restored, no mattei how bald you are. One week's time in most cases being sufficient to produce a hair from every folicle that produced a hair before. Gray hair can be restored to its original color without dyeing, noltf. AND HEW WALLACE, STORAGE, FORWARDING ASD CO.TLTIISSION iriEItCZIATYT. AND DEALER IS Wheat, Flour, Corn, Flaxseed, .White Fish, Mackerel. Cement, Calcined Plaster, Land Plaster Whi'.e Lime, White Saint, Rosir, fce, etc., IJ-mseon S- E. Diagonal and Delaware st. INDIANAPOLIS. IND. I am now receiving 20 Hluls. prime Sugar, 2) do. good fair Sugar, 100 Scks CofTee, 100 Boxes Te, 74 E-bts N. O. Molasses, I have on hand 400 Packages Maikarel. 50?) do Detroit River "White Fish, 100 do Pickerel, 80 do Trout, 300 Barrel Cement. 100 do Louisville Lime, 80 do New Jersey Plaster, 100 do Sandusky do. My stock of groceries is very large, an 1 too tediou- to mention. Mr motto if, "THAT A MAN SH LL HAVE THE WORTH OF HIS MONEY.?. I have a larga amount of New York, Rock or Alum Salt, which I will sell low. ANDREW WALLACE. Indianapolis. n46mG pd " oIJli osi' a s i : is. e it , MANUFACTURERS OF PORTABLE AND STATIONARY STEAM BOILERS, tiii?i.rvs, uit:i:cMuvj. Lard-Tanks, Coolers, Gas-Holders?, BANK VAULTS, HOUSE AND JAIL WOSK, IlSOi KAILISCt,"" and'everv other description of BOILER, SHEET IRON, & SMITH WORK Employing none but practical mechanics, we are enabled to compete villi the best shop o -Ciuthinati or any other city, in work or prices. ; Particular attention given io repairing. -Fire brick, and clay kept constantly on hand and f ; sale. Shop on Union Railroad, one square east of the Union Passenger Depot, Indianapolis, Ind. n9 ly. I.DI.iM MUSIC STOKE. No. 4 Bates House, Indianapolis, Indiana. WILLARD Si ST0WELL, KEEP the largest and best assortment ol PIATS'O FORTES, in the State, including ail styles, from the Plain Square, to the Louis niv, the Parlor Grand, and the Full Grand Piano. Also. iriELOICOS, GUITARS, Violins, Flutes. Flutinas, Drums, Fifes, &c, Sheet Music, Music Books, and all kinds ot Musical Merchandise. Prices Below all Competttios! Every Instrument fully warranted. N. B. Cash purchasers can byy cheaper at the Indian Music Store, than any other place in the West. Please call and see. CO Instruments Tuned and Repaired. n5tf WILLARD & STQWELL. INDIANA WHOLESALE BOOS P A P E R II O U S E ! STEWART & BOWEK, WholesL.l Booksellert aid Stationers. Dealers is Printers Materials and Wall Paper, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. Cf "We fill orders aCincinnati figures. The 1st of March we open the largest stock of wall papers and window blinds in the State. Feb. 24th. I35S. n25tf To Post Masters. EVERY country postmaster is consulted daily as to which is the best citv paper to subscribe for. The New York Weekly News is the Democratic organ of this city", and supports with xeal and vigor the administration of Mr. Buchanan. Published at one dollar a rear, at No. 102 Nasfeu st. N. Y.

Dr. M'Lane's CELE3 RATED '," VERMIFUGE LIVER PILLS.

W1 E beg leave to call the atten tion of the Trade, and more especially the Physicians of the country, to two of the most popular remedies now before the public. We refer to Dr. Chas. UTLanr's Ci Iftratfd Vermifuge and Liver Pills. . We do not recommend them as universal Cure-alls, but simply for what their name purports, viz. : THE VERMIFUGE, For expelling Worms from the human system. It has also been administered with the most satisfactory results to various Animals subject to Worms. THE LIVER PILLS, Fortliecure of Liver Complaints, all Bilious Derangements, Sick Head-Ache, &c. In cases of Fever aid Ague, preparatory to or after taking nine, they almost invariably mike a speedy and permanent cure. As specifics for the aboe mentioned diseases, they are Unrivaled, and never known to fail when administered in accord-trice jth the directions. Vsi Their unprecedented popularity has induced the proprietors, Fleming Brothers, v Pittsburgh, Pa. to dispose of their Drug business, in which they have been successfully engaged for the last Twenty Years, and they will now give their undivided time and attention to their manufacture. And being determined that Dr. M" Lane's Celebrated Vermifuge and Liver Pills shall continue to occupy the high position they now hold among the great remedies of the day, they j will continue to spare neither time nor expense in procuring the best 1 71 1 1 ana jrurest materia.!, uiiu com pound them in the most thorough manner Address all orders to ' ": FIL'IIH BHDS. riUsbrrgh. ra P. S. P"a!irs aril Phvslriiun ordering from etiiora Mian Flcmiuic Bro., will do well to write Uieir orders IHtlnetljr. and ttK-e wme but Ir. M tone's, p.-rpartd bff Fleming Bros. FMnhtcrffh. ra. To tlinne wishing to gl thera a trial, we will forward per mail, prmt paid, to any !rt of the United States, one box of Pills Sir tte ihreeeent ponta9 tmpa, flf otm Tial of Vermifaga barteen thme-ennt trops. Alt ordera from Canada bb ba accompanied by twenty cent extra. For snlft bv S. W. MORGAN. n2ll " Sl.eibyvi Is Ind. "Death to all Vermin'" " COSTAH'S y Rat, Roach, &c. Extormir.ator. Pat np In afte., S5e., fVc, ra! SI Ror-n. For the nntructmn of RAlrt, H,B. FJKI-D VICE. ANTS, Ac "r" Emxtormd Ay f untmsHH vcrftw A Jrm and t " Ni danrTuti lo hnoiM filmiiJ.,' R,: do not Ji in ibetr hole, be mme one ami die !' " A e. and uppwly remedy." lrl dilT, by tnonsa.'fla. In hew Vorlt, ind iwwhfr."- liotelt, - Rhtp. St earn bo v IVardiat Jiowca, Fubiie ItuUlaUoo fcc, caoaot 4a wiUiout iU" - COSTAR'S" Bed Bug Exterminator. Pat np In 2ic-, 60c., 7 Jo., and SI Bottle. An tnfkVible dtetroyr of theae mid-niht aKamlna Jinrr known lo fi.il.' "No hou.-kpfr tJiouid ba wKbout lu" "! not obaoxieua to Uia auoiaa but dmh lo toa bim peira," ' "COSTAH'S" Electric Powder. Pnl titi In 25c,. t.nl Mr. BnnTo Dwrtmr MOTHS, BEf B'. i. ilfSQrTTOF", ANTS. KLKAS. PLANT INt-KCTS, VKRMIN OH FOW1.3 and A.VIMAI-S ic "An mraluable prepm. tlim lo Farmer." "Cn.rpsd by any other." joytnf an Imtagaati popular.! everynbera." Thm abora ar now arkaovlnisrd Uw Only Infallible Eemedies! , Terms. Cnwli pr.r fr.n'l. in Xew Tark. Vn Ooori tt!d on commit ion. , 'Co.tar's Bnl'.eUa," yritii Ion partiotin, farsiiuod on application. V To Draggists and Dealers vrt K"Ci ,v-"Jtr." rtke lit fUi frrfxitti : Mn twdrn for S-7V Joem (,ior &rU IrukiJ jtft T 2 i m nil trd-r fY 9iO wort. um3 rrr, diwcemt of fry Tr-- rrHtfrom &mm r. P3snd for "CftSar'' frlvrnxe Circular, XoDrvggitt ojtj I tenter. To the People. If rrwar9t or Tn1T Hi yoor pla lrer rtTTT rtt t'jf tr.TTniotr. a Karnoi Hni of tki fiat. Oomeh, Ar , rx;wnrttar wjU be rit to yoi by ml. pr-pid, on r-mpi M 1, a Sample Rx nf lK E!rr Pmrder fnr 5ti. Th HeA Rnr F.x xwinntor bMna Iwiutd.caniK be thmftcb h rosil: in caa irhe-r tt ta rqtitrd, th JLIedric f inkier wui be found aa effectual aubauuita. IV. Tpfwf H Tnhhc aminst FpuH&nm and 77 ijhJv TTirim tm'-i'm .f.wrx. haa hrn prepare ' iMuu-iiit a pre nmu ot thm Proprietor ignaiure . '(1 fifty oM WVJarol and FaU-a ''C OSTAR'S IrinrJi JLat-poC No- 348 liroci w j 5rw V ork, rrph i'irfsnrf Mi iA ii ro tjont the Luttrd State U Cttaa, Max, Waat liitiirau4 boatii Amtsriea. Sokl alar', hj. T . - S. W. MORGAN, ShelbyTille lad. eo6t n7. JUST received fine Ctiurns. Tubs and Fiikios at noltf McELWEETS

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TAILORING!

ri1 S. CACGHEY' would return thanks JL. to his old irienda and customers past favors, and would say to them, ant; other who want anything in his lir, he has orwned a shoD two doors nor t If of f? Sprapue House (See Sin) where he can be lound at all times ready to watt upon customers where you can gets fits in. the latest style Cutting done to order, also, scouring and cleansing, which he is prepared to do, making new clothes cut of old ones. This is the place to get work done right. Tom is a clever fellow and you will do well to give1 him a call. n9rr.6. OL.DJUUCU AIAYAVSjAHCAD! S T O V THIS Stove is. known throughout the west, "9 ocej of the most popular Cook -Stoves ever offersu the public. Its equal? are few, tand rjone its superior. We have also, the JE31 A JR IE , shlch has no comietitor where it is known. f Add to these wlso, the HELIAXCE, CIlAItT Clt-OAK, UOLDCH JEUA. KII'lHK STATE, :es esce3! r- pkcii i v si, All of wnich we wiil sell (FOR CASH) cheaper than ever. We will also k??p on hand a fine assortment of Stores adapted to the upe tf Churches, Parlors, Halls, itttine and Dictns Room', lloiels and Shopfwhich may be bought at astonishing low prices. We also manufacture lis, SnErr-lROK and Coppe'.i Wire, all oi which will be sold at price? to suit the times. Pe.lUrs iti Couatry Merchants furnished with Tin Ware at panic prices. All kinds of JOBBING, lone to order at the very lowest prices. Shop and Sales Room., on the corner of Harrison and Franklin streets, opposiie the Post-Offi.e. nltf. S. B. ROBERTSON. NEW FURMTUKE WAKE R003I! MAISOU1S L.. JOtlSOX n WING coininenred the cabinet busiXJL ni'ss, in all its brandies, bfgs lave t i,itor:u tUft citizens of S'relby (Jounty that he is manulacttiriug all laiuts m cabinetwork bv h;-.nd, trom the. finest carved, sofa, e?.s chairs, divans, tete-fi-tetes, and all c.ber finupholstered uork, down to the corriro qire table. 1 hrte employed the most thorough-stilled workmen, and kuotrina how my work is put tin I can warrant every article I manufac ture,' to gire satisfaction. Ialokrepa gen erat assortment ot fane, sjitit-Dottom ano hard-bottom - . ." v, u-A. i .r. s all of which I will sell as low as can be had in this market. - UETAL1C B17ICIAL. CASES ..V -1 ' - -v, -And Wood. Coffins nf all sizes and s: Ieis and at figures lower than hns been furnished heretofore. 1 hve on hand a general assortment of BURIAL CASES which stand highly rc nmnieuded in all the cities in the conutry. All I ask is uir examination ot my stock" and prires. Ssop and ware-room in the old factory near the Edinburg depot. M. L. JOHNSON. Shelbyville, April 15th, 1S53. u32tf .tlari iase Guide. YOUNG'S Great Physiological Work, being a private iiiatructer for Married peisons, or those about to marry, both male and female. In everything concerning the physiology and relations of our sexual system, and the production or prevention of offspring, including all the new discoveries never before si van in the. English language, by WM. YOUNG, M. D. This is really a valuable and interestiagwork. It is written in plain language for the general reader, and is illustrated with engraving'. All young married people, or those contemplating marriage, and having the leest impediment to married life, should read this book. It discloses 6ecret3 that every one should be ac quainted with. Still it is a book that must be locked up, and not lie ebout the house. It will be .sent to any one on the receipt of twenty-hve. cents. Address DR.-WM. YOUNG, No. 416 Spruce St. above Fourth, rniiaueipnia. nxuiy. ShelbyTille Fcandry. J A TIES IIA3IILTON HAVING purchased tbe Foundry and Machine Shop, would inform the public uiuiue lmenns prosecuting on more extensive scale the business of Casting, making and preparing all kinds of machinery, &c He has procured - - . PATTERNS of all kinds, and supplied our establishment wnn all tne requisites for making or repairing Engines, rail Is, Grain Threshers and Reapers, and all machinery on th shortest notice. We ask the public to give us a trial, and we will warrant satisfaction. ' - n45tf. SUPERBLY BEAUTIFUL! JUST OUT, The Cosmopolitan" Art "Journal for December. -Over seventy pages choice articles elegantly illustrated splendid Steel Engravings. Price 50 cents. Specimen copy sent, on receipt of 18 cents, in stamps or coin. Address C. L. DERBY, 584Brondway. N.Y.j

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i .1 ' ; t i i ( WHITE. an AXD' HIXE. AND BLUE. . BED, "WHITE ATD BIXE.'i , --'ifThe Philadelphia Weekly Bed, Vhita . and Blue. Is one of the largest and beet . ILLUSTRATED LITEKAl'f ' sJS US' THE UNITED iiIJm- i?S. s An imperial Quarto, containing 8 psgt: or 40 columns original, interesting and fucinatine rreading' matter, from the pens of the bejt American Autaors. . - PREMIUMS TO SUBSCRIBERS. , One copy for one year, 2.00 and 2 Premiumi One copy for 2 years, "3,50 and 4 " . One copy for 3 yearn, 5,00 and 6 " One copy for 5 vears, 8. 00 and 10 ' AND TO CLUBS, 3 copies, one year, 5 00 and 6 Premium. 5 copies, one year, 8 00 and 10 - ." 10 copies one year, 15 00 aad 20 , 21 copies, one year '30 00 and 42 u Thote getting up a club of 10 Subscriber? and remitting $15, will be entitled to an extna copy, free. The Prerainins, Everr Subscriber to the "WEEKLY REP, "WHITE AND B.LUE, will be entitled to 2 Premiums, worth from 50 centa to 5 dollars, by t tho payment of 25 cents on each. As soon as the subscription money is received, the subscri her will be miormeu oy letter what Jrmium he i entitled to and then it i optional hether he remits the 2a cents on coca," and takes his premiums or not. - - TIIE PREMIU5IS "Which we sell to our Subscriben for 25 cents each, are comprised in the following List. 10 Piano Fortes, r00 00 each 3 U.S. Treasury Notes, 500 00 " 20 Gold hunting ead'd watches 75 00 ' 100 " " 75 00 300 Gold "Watches, 50 00 " 100 Sewing maceines, 73 00 " - 500 Silver Vatches, - 20 to 30 500 Gold Guard and Test chains 20 to 30 ' 1000 " " " 15 to 20 Gold Lockets, Cameo Sotts, Gold Bracelets, Armlets, Gold and Silver Pencils, Gold Rings, " Ear Drops and various otber articles worth from 50 cents to ten dollars each. Address all communications to A.M. BltOWHi &CO., No. 123 Soutli Third Street PHILADELPHIA, PA. Agents wante,! in all parts of the United , States and Canadas, to sell Books. Music, Jew elry, Gold Pens, Pencils. &c, and receive sub-r scriptions for the RED. WHITE AND BLUE. Cutftlonps and Numbered Certificates will be sent to those wishing to net as Agents. No capital required. .N. U. tiold J'ens renomted in a superior. manner, and made as good as new. By enclos ing the Ten and 40 cents in Post Office Stamps, the Pen will be repointed and returned, postpaid. Address, A. M. BKOH 'f CO. n21m3) 123 South Third Street, itk Pa. A 85 OO GIFT OTEUPUISE. The subscribers having commenced the manufacture of Gold Pens Pencils, and various kinds of jewelry, are induced to make the following offersto their former patrons. Evrv person purchasing a Gentleman's large Gold Pencil, or Lady"e Gold Pencil and Pen, price 5 00. will be entitled to one of the following GIFTS, which we will send imniediattly on receipt of the money. LIST OF GIFTS. 100 Guld Patent Lover Hunting cased "Watches worth $100 each, $10,000 200 " WaUhes, 0 " 10,000 300 " " 30 " 9,000 50 Silver nnnting "Watches, 20 " 10,000 100 Lad's' silk Dress patterns, 25 " 2,500 100 " " -20 " 2.000 100 Gold Vest & Guard Ch'ns,25 , " 2500, 200 15 3000 5,000 Various articles of Jewelry, worth from Si to ?20 each, consisting of Gold Lockets, " ' Chains, &c. . . 100 Sewing Machines, $30 each, 3,000 10,000 Subscription for one year to Periodicals and Magazines, Si to S3 each. A liberal commission will be allowed agents. The first purchaser o! a large Pencil, or Pen and Pencil, will receive certificates of agency for their district or county. Direct all letters plain, so there will be no delay. All orders should be addressed to RICHARDS & CO., S37 Broadway, New York Our Pencils and Peus are warrented to be gold, and we guarantee satisfaction in every i.om-, or reiunu me roonev. P. S. Those wishin? to act as a pent 5 trill be furnished with Certificat to sell. ATTENTION THE C03IPJLNY. 1,000 Men Wanted. I WISH to engage the above number of able-bodied men to muster at mv nurse ry the coming fall and spring to make an atlacK and bear to their filial resting place about fifteen or sixteen thousand FRUIT. SHADE ORNAMENTAL and EVERGREEN Trees. 1 tie whole world find the rest of ma iflrl are hereby notified that lor fall and spring planting. I shall have trees that cannot be excellej. and shall hove a annnlv In nut any demand. My trees will range from fivy to eight, feet, fine, vigorous and healthv. JE am adding yearly to my stcck, and ofjer to tne puouc a general assortment of . . Apples, Cherries. Peach and Peartrees, also, Itochelle or Lauton Blaekbcrry, Evergreens, and in fact everything in the nursery linisof business. : I fie attention ol laimers and citizens generally is invited to my stock before purcba. sing elsewhere. I can supply on as good terms a3 can be had at any other nursery, my trees being cultivated on Indiana soil, they will not have to go through the ordeal of acclimation which must be the case when bro't fiom New lork, or other places where tbe soil and climate is altogether different fronv ours, consequently trees brought from a distance, three-fourths of thera will die, and the balance do no good. Apple Trees, 18 centsQuinces, 25 " Cherries, . 50 M Pears, . 60 : ! ' Peach, from 15 to 20 : Shade trees, ' 25 .--': Rochelle blackberry, per dos S3. 00 . Evergreens, from 40ctl,00 -..., Goose berries, from 10 to 25 , ; Grape-vines, from - 10 to 50 . I. 1. BULLOCK. May 2i,'5a nSStf.. IF yea want Extra Tobacco, or Fine Cigars, they are to be had at S. W. MORGANS.. : FLASKS.Quarta, pints, and half-pints, ; together with all sizes and kind of bot ties, for sale by S. W. MORGAN.

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