Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 11, Number 18, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 October 1851 — Page 4
INDIANA STATE SENTINEL.
an awful siu'l't, and one calculated to freeze the blood in the veins of the mot liruvc nnd darin jr. It wot plain to observe that the Indians were in di- ' suise, which was not an uncommon occurrence among ' them. But no time was to be lot, should we be observed,
OS THBMlDSlOHr KXPEDIT10 A MILITARY LEOESD. ; we milit meet with our equals. .fn.nm vilim " Steady boys." whifnered the Captain alon the line, v. J ? m .7 , i " L "sn f'n uis du,y- l,r ,ie" depc'"J -It Wm . bloody battle wblle it loteU;-
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The Forest Guide:
PadJgs Pbfmtm. ff, one answered, but the stei n determination which tn this, the jre of railroad, and telegraphs, the perils was ilea.ly stamped upon e.u h br w. showed that .hey and hardship, of soJdier life have been greatly d.m.ni.h- j were determined M lOeti the.r live, a. dea. y a r4' -ed and war i. now ra.her considered a U.ry or valor- "Are you ready? ' again asked the tunta. m a low
Leman.
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wsj - : Im J ir , I r.ir iliiin-ruishment voice.
KL IU. . 1 O Illl IfMin.l I - .-- . B I ., . , I reat action, or achievements, than a tkld of biood i Ay, ay, ay, Mr responded the men. .ZA.rn,. "Then choree!" thundered Captain
miu v tsji . I L ) How wi.lelv different are the wars of the present from Heaven's name charge: ... those of ..r.ner day.! Now hostile intentions are ollic-,- And we did cl.nr.. who can imasjne o.ir n.tnn. ally declared with the -eatest formality inclinable; sishment, and dismay-when, with fixed J"' the intelligence is conveyed on the wings ol lightu.ng to lingers on the triggers, we charged upon the ten ible lue, ait puts of the nation; the voung men, dressed in tht-ir j with -m gaudv uniform and brightly "listening arms, with rat-' Uin.ls fired with the stern passion. Revenge, tliag'dnuns and squeaking tiles, match toward lite sccuc a jnt 0f WI D bitfalo, with tails flyi'-Z aloft, uttered a of atrifi a. gaily and unconcerned as a party to a fancy Wah-ha-ba." dashed off into th forest, leaving ball. Their bright canteen are rilled to the brim with i complete master, of the field.
aqua vita, and a long train of provision wagons briti'
up the rear. But tili. i. only the light side of the picture. The life of a soldier, to snv the" least, is a mixture of pleasure. til and peril. When one is compelled to engage in u war, where oftiimes he is w.tliout food and dunk for dir. together, it gives matters quite a ditlcrcnt appearStaats. Yet such was not au uncommon occurrence during the Indian wars of 17. But, hold! our aljicti at llio commencement, was to relate a legend ol day. past and gone j so, begging your pardon, kind reader, lor this
digression, we will proceed
The mystery is soon explained. Some Indian hunters, had killed a row. and built a fire to cook the meat the herd of bullalo had found it and held a revel, as aWqjl on such occasions; heue tae mistake of the Forest Guide.
Cultivating Orchards.
For a few years past, about eighty thousand dollars worth of fruit trees have been anuually set oul in oichards in the siujilo Slate of New York. It these were all treated in the best manner, in preparing the ground, in carefully transplanting, und in good care and cultivation uiicrwurds, each year's planting would probably be worth to the owners in ten years, not less than three millions of dollars, to far as their value may b measured by a sum of money. The question aris.s, what propoitionof ihis great number of trees aie actually advancing with full promise of what they niijjlit attaint What portion will really become in ten years, by the
best treatment. fulUsiztJ, healthy, and pioducMvcf Several intelligent indiv i.lu.ils have iven it as their opinion that Mat one-lnil ' of tho trees that arc set out ever survive the third vcar. A very large numner are certainly 1 at by careless removal, hasty transplanting into hard ground, and total subsequent neglect. But ol those wasch survive, there aie undoubtedly not one-tenth, than make half the growth they would ai'ian Mater good management. We baf seen whole orchards ol young peaeh trees smothered to death the first summer by the heavy growth of meadow grass which nearly envclop.d them. A Eur larger numlter, however, are those which are not killed outright, but which linger year after year with a slow and leeblo growth. Nov this tardiness is altogether unnecessary. Peach s far north as forty-three degrees, liave been ina-ie to yield the third summer from transplanting, three pecks uf peaches, and apple trees the tilth si. miner, one l.nshel each. An cmiti'.'tit pomologit, now living in western New York, set out a large fruit garden, alier long fear had silvered
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A Father's Advice to his Sou. BY GOETHE. The time draws nigh, dear John, that I must g ,llC wfci- f.nm In, h none returns. 1 cannot take thee with
The sun was just sinking down b-hind the western ,ne alllj eiive tUt.e ju a world where good counsel is not
So one is liorn wiso. 1 imc anu expo
C omm er oial Institute of Indianapolis. W. McK. st OTT. A. -!., Principal. (TaTt-HIS INSTITUTION is now nernvuientlv ial.lw.lml, end I
as .- - I , i itiu'ii ti JL 'h:ii hi nil limes inr tiie rccepi.if 'iimI. snu il roouuiiv- 0u;.rej for int been recenily hilrsl up tiili uli lite elcnanee ami conveiueuce I ; of ÜLl0
vne :' l illCi-n.Hi I ...l.-gr. IKW IiirillSlie n uniiisr i' j i NaatintlM in the Wi for a full hikI tlioroucli Comintrreial MaW 1 lion, whilst Ihe ctwt i lilt!-; over one hall' ol othera. Tue Sundes nf the Full Course are llKite neceawsry for a complete ami thorough Mercantile Kduealion, and coiiipieheials 1'oor dwlnici ;
, Clawrs nt Suliject, to-wil: I' I It ST fl.ASSlK.vBi. Entst Eoo Kmftm TV's ernlira- ' cm the science of I look Kcepin by UouUe Kutry. ami its npplicalioii to 'iioleule ami Retail iHisiness by le Iraners nml Partners. Il4111k.nu'. M niiUniiirinp. ml Domestic Sh poijr, ami f onimfsion, Sieuin H-..HIIJ. iiihI l-'oreurn SlnpMni; nml reneial 'oininision bu1 mess, uic!adiii( the nieih.Kl tif krepi nr Ihe ariou ausibaiy Imoks. as ihe Cash look. Bill leolt, Bauk look. luvoire book. Sale book, ! Gram !mk.U. Oulwanl Invoice tiook. Account f uireut Inxtk. 4cc. 'I'll K SF.C().1 f I.ASS embraces tue Laws, f uioiii and L'sagef of Trmlc ami t 'otiimeree. THIRD CLAAaV-MsacaXTiLE Arithmetic F.mbrncs C'cit- ; laliou 111 Interest. Uiscoun'. Ivs. ami limn, f oinmi-sioii tuvl Itrokrt. ; aie. Etiaiion h' Payinciiis. Direct tut Imbreci Kxcliange, Oce arc, I 011 the uw ami iinHOetl meih.l of I'lutc-eHnUim. FOl'RTII f I.VSS CommfbciaL I .svv Kinbrnre the LmT, Vc , relaime toSile TruUrs. Puitiierslnn, Cormirntiou. ami Princi
pal nml Aijfnl, K1IU0I t-'xchauire, i'n.n.l-sn.iiary Notes, eke.. Marine, Fire ami I. le Insumiiice, CassBRatSB with carriers. Iir hiring ! nml service, of Sa.es ami the unlure of Guarantee, nml lastly thoe , ' emolie vviucli lie 111 a measure, in the hnmls ot the Merchant himself. n the Sloppape 01" Goon 111 Triuisit. I, in:. Ac.
irZl nee ol 1 nnM 01 Ailmiss.on 10 a I- ull Luui-c. occupying trom 0 to weeks. (HI. prepuMl or iecnreil. A PARTIAL COURSE. Embracing ihe Scient fie part of the : Full t'ourse as illnslraietl m 5 iliflVn ni . ts of Books. mg ther with ) I.e. me on Merenutile Ariihmei c iiikI Commercn! Uiw. can le I Ulken at any lime, leaving it optional with H e I'npil aller 1 lie completion ri ihe Partial Course to continue ihr-.uith the Full Course. IT-Pr er ..; Cards of Admission to Partial Course, $12.00. pre nnirl or secured.
ni either course without hrsl oh-
atnMMjaaaafaaaiMMnsassBaSatnas WABASH AND EE IE CANAL LANDS. IHtt folio will lots or tracts of Wabash and Erie Canal Lands, basuiR t.ecume furfriieit to the Boail cf Trustees of the
Wabash and Erie Canal, tor the non psyiurut of interest, will
s.ilf , unless previously redeemed, 011 the bril Mun
day of Ociober, A. V. I-sjI, at the band Office 111 Login port, Indiana, accordiug to the provisions of an Act of the General As seiuhly cf the Stale cf Indiana, approved liecemher CS, 1846. entitled, "An Act to amend an act emitted au act for the relief of the put chaser of Canal Lands," approved Jauuaiy 10, le-itl. EAST OF TIPPECANOE.
DESCRIPTIOlv.
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ms neun wiin wii lioness: yes ior nie p.isi ic.j tac Ca. f A.hnisiou fr.n Hie Principal.
horizni. and tini.ini' the tons of the sun ounditiii trees i .. er ,. 1.,..,
with a froldc-n hue, on a mild summer's evening in the , ,K.ne0 teach Us to eperate the rain from the clintt. I year 17 , as a horseman, at a lull gallop, was seen ,avo seen moreorthe world than you; it is not all pold,
Mil approaching the tort M which we were then sta
tioned. He was a man somewhat over rive lect 111 h-ight. heavy set. broad across the chest, which denoted Trent physical strength, combined with manly activity. Bs T.'as dressed a'V.T thu manner of ihe pioneers of the day, which consisted of buckskin !e"'oins, mockasins if tanned liear-hide. a blue Uainul bunting-shirt, and a cap of wolfskin. On one shoulder he bore a short heavy ririe. which probably hail sent numerous bears, wolves and Indians, to their final account. A shot-poach of noordinuy size was carelessly slung across t .e other, from which depended a long hunting-knife au article which the west ern pioneer, or hunter, deems invaluable. The remainder of bis aitirc it would lie unnecessaryto de-scribe. A few moments afterward he rode up and was recognized as the spy, r scout, who had been sent otu in the morning to recounoitre. Without a word he dismounted, and at a signal was admitted. Captain Le:nan, who had charge of the fort, instantly stepped forw.tided and easrcrlv demanded " WW luek, HarriJ Did you strike the trail of any of the infernal red sAii7" " Why, I m iy say good and bad both," answered Hirsts, :- but iieioic I beoin I'd rather take a littlo something to eat, for you see I haven't bad a dunged bit todav." ' Oh, that indeed, my jjood fellow, you must be satisfied. Srtn, Sim," the captain cried in a louder lone; and at the call a tall gauut African come out of the cook-room. " Sam, servo tome grub up for Harris instantly. Do jon hear?'' Y;ih, Massa Captin. Sam heahT" respom'ed l!ie son of darkness as he ei.tcred tho cook-rooui, lollowed by the scout. Well, lo make a long story short, as the saying is, as soon as Harris had dined satisfactorily , w-e all gathered alMiur him. he feeiing nice,' no doubt, from the grub-oi-ij he had Undergone, related his story in the follow - in manner: '- When I left here fiis morninrz, I strode down the blazed road to Pineknot, iolendin' to circumvent the bi slashes ; but by some means or other I missed the track, and afore I knowed what I was about, I went slap inl" tlta tlashet. As a matter of course I thought the best plan would be to take my backtrack. Well, I Voidin'ly aft!) and after travellin' as I thought about fifteen miles, whar do you think I should lind my sei. but rite in the identical place, agoin' ilap into the swamp agin! You may lie sure, fellers, I was pesky bothered, for by that time it had be'in to get. puny tolerable well alono in the afternoon. to I said it wern't no use- a Iryin' I lie stm ? caper over azaiä, so I just st. uck out in arothcr direction entirely, hopin' by chance to cum across some p.ith that would lead me to the fort. Boys, I tell you what, I won't deny if, I begincd to feel a little all-overish in spots, for t. links I, if somo of them dog-goned red hides war to cum across mc, I'd be a ' douc-sucker ' tor sartain. " B it hovrsumever, thoush t'.io trees all looked like so many uncivilized son-ol-a-zuns, I got along purty well, and witli all my hair. The sun was heginniu' to git purty 1 iw I t eil you, when all at once I heard stieh an infernal yellin' und whoopii.'. I tliouffht the w orld wis eiimmiu' to an eend I did, lioys, I did by thunder! Ihtd a plesrg'd mind to cut stick and run; but my curiosity overenmmin' my cowardice, I pushed on to the rd ice whar the sound proceeded from. But by the time I'd nor in -jood poopiii' distance, it hid iot so eternal ihiiudcrin' dark. I couldn't see my hand before me. But I see.) enour, 1 Jul. Thar in a thieket-lookiu' sort of
dear sou that irlitiers. I have seen many a star VOW Heaven fall, itnd many a station which men have leaatal, break; therefore I ive il.is advice, t lie result of my experience: Attach n-'t thy heart to unv transitory thing. The truth comes not tus"dear son; we must seek lor it. That which you see scrutinise carefully: and with rcgaid to things unseen and eternal rely on God. Search no one so closely as thyself. Within us dwells the judge who never deceives, and whose voice is more to us lluui the applauses- of the world, and more than all the wisdom ol the Egyptians and Greeks. Uesolve, inv son, to do nothing to -l.i.-h tl.i voi. is npi.ecd. When you think nml project strike on your forehead and nsk for his counsel. He speaks at firs' low, and lisps as an inocent child; but if you honor h s innncennce, he graduallv
; loosens his tongue and speaks more distinctly. -
Desp'se not any religio: it is easy to despise, Init it is much better to aaderstand. Uphold trmh when thou feaatt, and lie willini: for her sake to lie lotted ; l ut knowthat thy 1 itili v 1,1 11 :cl cause is not cause of truth, and beware lliat they arc n.:t confounded. Do good for thy own satisfaction; and care not what follows. Cause no 2rey hairs to any one; nevertheless, foe the right even "rev hairs are to lie disfrraced. Help und jive williun.lv w-hen thou hast, and think no more of thyself for it, and il thou hast nothing let thy hands be ready with a drink ot cidd wafer, and esteem thyself for that no less, not alw.tvs what thou koowest, but know always what thou Mjeat Not the upparent devt tit. but the truly devont man respect, and go in his wiys. A man who his the 1'earofGxl in his heart is like the sun that shines and w.irrns. though it does not speak. Do thai which is worth of recompense, nnl nsk nona. Reflect daily upon death, and seek the life which is beyond with a cheerful conrase, Mad further, go not out Off t he world with uit having testified bv snoifl :ood deed thy love unci respect for the Author of Christianity. Fashion and Pleasure. Oh, who can tell the pains and p.nnltics, the che.ipcniti.'s and thnfll'rings, the discontent, the loil, t!ic anxiety, tho heart-straining solieitudcs, that ftltcao a lash ionable woman in conduc:ing to a triumphant termination the grand labors of geuin; herself up for the summer campaign? What studying of styles, what discussions of patterns, what coquetting with virgin millinery, what disconsolations of exhausted shelves, what divines into rxliatistk'ss bandboxes, w l.at ravagings of lilibou. and (luninieiy. go t make up the daily toil and ItigLtty dreams of the fair denizens of the West End, duiino these two momentous mouths now gilding so sercuelv
! In view of aha newest colors f..r baraiics. the selce-
ol m candidate lor the presidency sinks into utrer
insignificance, and compared vvitii the momentous question of aVsMfera and c:idet waisis, the desiinies ol all Europe deserve nosoit of consideration. Fancy simp, keepers, dressmakers and milliners, are the true politicians of these times, nml pretiy thiocly are they pied from morniiiii till night! Broalwnv, from the marble palace of my Lord Siewart. to ihe bsrtbesl out-poM of dry-nooilscrv, upon the very frontiers of showaVoa, k lined with brilliant eipiipaires, lying three deep nlono the curli-stonc, like Ihe shipping at the slips in the East River. Salesmen exhaust themselves in smiles, and pile their ccstlv and iraudy fabrics mountain hioh before the sloat ins eyes of their fastidious customers. Seams; rcss. es, at nine shillings the week, grow pale and hun";i v and thin and stoop-shouldered, while by the meagre light ol
he has annually enjoyed a profusion ol Iruit liom this identical fruit üardeu. The secret consisted simply in
treating his trees as w ell as every good lai tner treats his corn and cubbages.
''But we caun.it affird to give so much nttention to our trees the rich man only can do this," s ys the tailoring farmer. What! not allot d lo be economic. I ? The man of small means is the very one to save Lis Irees after he has paid for thcin ; he is the very nun who i should nor spend his coin to have feeble and flWlfeaft orsharp1 1. Let him buy half the number nnd apply the ' oilier half of the purchase moiiev in lohinfj cure id what i he has. and he will onöu become tiie gainer by the operaj lion. It is, howpver, a great mistake 10 suppose that I much expense is needed. Em idling the land is largely 1 paid for by the heavy crops of potato) , carrots, rutabaI grs which grow between the rovs when tho trees are ' small, and by the equally heavy and more valuable loads j of ripe fruit profusely yielded afterwards. The expense 1 of ploughing once a year and harrowing four limes, is ' perhaps nut half ihe first cost of t he orchard, to say ! nothing of ihe annual crops atiorded ; while it soon rentiers it itiadrup.' the value of the Roitlocicd ptaatojioa, j Why do not our farmers apply t!.c same wit and wisdom to the management of their orchards that thev d to 1 their corn and clover crops? Why should they not, when Otany, who fortunately, have already full grown
orchards, get more in mmneil value I10111 them Hum irom all their farms besides? Tho difficulty is rendered greater in most cases by the very inconvenient machinery used for ploughing near tho rows. A loio drawn with a two hiHrse team, with double whiUlo trees, cannot safely approach nearer than three feet to a tree, and everv plonohnian dreads a task ohich is coinmonlv attended with mutilated bark OO one hand, and wide grassy "balks" 00 ihe other. A great improvement is made by placing one horse ahead of the other, with short single whiffle trees, especially if the nSnsatffhl traces of ihe hinder horse are considerably lenot'iened to allow running to rioht or left. A wide error is committed in cultivating orchards by thone who fur an i I halt nx.ts exteivl far In'Vond the etTtde tea vared by the hrhoeheo. The whole surface of ihe ground is covered fy the net-vvoik of the roots, where full L'iown trees stand twenty feet npart. The htfftei and more obvious roots, it is tine, are near the I. use ol tho fraah ; but all the finer ons, which so largely contribute nourishment, are spread nt great distances. Hence all orchards which have made, some veiirs ol growth, hould have the wlmle Bar htre cultivated and kct t mellow, and not narrow strips or small circles just at the foot of the trees Alba iy Cultiia'.or.
LECTURES. .11 nankins. Polim-al Iv-oimniv. M'! otlir subject'
bUbbOMs t. t.ie Mcrchuiu, to be known, will be UelivercU throughout ll.e Course A Diloina urantml only to those who may pas n salisfactory eaitiiiiuiion at 1 tie comp'efoii of a KuH I'ouise. The Im'si line for coinaienc ai eilli. r curse will 1 the first Monday ol MSS. mouth, iihli-.iiüh Pup I are mImuII.I at any tune. H' port uf Ihe Bonri of F. ranti r, .Vi "JH. Is5l. We. 1 lie uinlericiieil. (Iy K-ciiil request. 1 aclais in ihe llonnl of KasOMacrs Of ihe t 'otn-uercial UaOatMS of liidianursis, do cert fy filial ee have iiit.'inteil the exam lucioii of the prese t erwliialing class of -mil 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 011. nii'l find sai.l elas as well :. .Uaiuleil Uli ihe eleineuiary pruu iph s 4 !ul!e F.nt.y U.ik Keepuip n cou d arsM he esi-cnd, their ajre msl nfUaarMantaS nf actual prarnce c-.ii-aälcrffat. We helieve llasM lo have c. ive.1 from ihcir piesenl In-siriK-i.T. a Ihnro sh .ir. I m 111 tin ail imparl:. ill lriK-h ol'CominercihI K'lueiilion. whieli. u" sieili!- o.werve! nisi projieriy prucnce' upon will render theui a'ilc-HeeouiitHUis und valnah'e citizens, anc' we would recMiiuieii'l ili.il Ihe following named iiicuihers of tin piecul class receive D ploma. lo wit: Jame H. Weeks, .lo'iu M L.r. y. Ilezekinli W. Rolien. Samite' J Morn-. .I'.s. jili P. HnOOOi Jolni T. l'eitruMi lieora W. DaMSf Ni.-hotns McCmiy. Jr.. Jum.- T. Hrowu. ninl Tvru MmMfroias tf. iln I 111 cone usioii ww would coinjratuiMle i!ie i-it zeus as Ind. am ill now linvniff it in their ower 10 pulromze n home lust tut on. 1 Commercial ediicOion where nsnnx-h 11 f .rinaiaai. 111 as s,ita mm mi I nt far U ..xpeu-- aisl airxieiv of in 11 1 on lle n-irl ol" itureui.
au I '.mi inlians ens. and we c will U mil mlel. as 1. 1 auv olht
similar I ual.lultoii 111 die West. B F MollRff, T)VII WILLIAMS, WM. Ml I.I.IV vN, r. i).v s. Bt:.J L I.A.NG. TsniASAroi.ts. Tnv 00 IFjt. N B I s'lirM'.-t' c mm of the Principal to furnish 11 tl-e rrar11 11. s 01 lins In-nml, on win. may desire it. with iniuutliute employ-in.-ul; he therefore ropiest bnsiiis men ill any p.-.ri of lie Slat, who m:iv he in w nit of ! ncemiulauts 1 inform him of ihr sum 1 Sting II (Kiitieu ar. an 1 he will try and send hau one well quail Bed ni . very pnriu uhir. f7 Arrau.;ein.-uls liave Iwreii male w th one of the lrcrt aim i.e-l flo u.l.ii',' houses in i!ie City lo ho ml and lodjre all l!ie Simlcnls from d. load at till p. r week, makinellie eulireexpensesof hnajaj nur. Tn iion. ami Slsl'oimiy. uIhui 4().Un, llie price o'Tiiili"ii aOanc m rHe fTlne sntiid iWroi, m'vl7-lv.IV w
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hungry lamp they embroider, wiih wearv tingers. the
roses of their vouth and the flowers of th -ir evisloneo
a pl ico, mmmd an '! tire, war no more nor j,,,,, tie r,cs ,iJ!lt nre toadornilie dam'y bodies ajoj less than n dozen big rpd-skins, a dnnciu' nnd yellm' like jm,s f ,K.jr aristocratic ctistnicrs. Husban.ls nml
an rip. b ivs, yon can t oegin to iminagiue my leetins
but you may be sure I left as ajosrh as possible would let me; and more by goo luck than anything else, you sco mo here safe and sound, Ihonh dreadfully scared; and now, Captin, if you're aiiiind to do so, I'm of opiiiaa wo could make a proper smash among them tonight." Bravo? Harris, bravo! Long live Joe Harris!" cried the in.' a in a voice at the conclusion of Harris's Stor7. A'er some little consultaiinn, it was deehM that we should act upon the scouts' suggestion, and lit out nn ev;i ..!iiion against the eneinv, who were, ni we judged, by the tile of the spy, holding a sort of a jollification, or war tl.tnc". previous lo an attack on the fort. And as he deelared that he- oould guide us to the place o" rendezvous without ditlienlty. and the more to take them bysurpiise. it w is deemed ptuilent to delay our departure until midnight. The lime intervening was spent in cleaning arms, moulding balls, and i t icr preparations; and as tue sentinel on the ramparts announced the hour of twelve, our little bind ol' thirteen, including the Captain, tiled out of the fort and struck into the tleptui of the fürest. Harris, of course, acted us guide and as the Lieutenant had remain.' nt the fort, I was appointed the second in eommaod.
As. yra hnrrid forward, stnmbling over stumps of trees
papas implore moderation with tears in their eyes, nnd laggard pens scribbling away nt check-books; while young men hold nighilr consultations over brandy smash, ers and billiards nt Baslord's, ol the best and ' fastest " way of scattciing the ' governor's allowance!'' In line, tho w hole fashionable woi Id is binning and restless under the incipient fever of preparation that ushers in the annual nietrojiolitaii epidemic, which nothing but change of scene and (he most exhausting bleeding of the head of the family, vicariously for wife and daughters, can cure or alleviate.
Where Paddy Intend I ta lay his Laad Warrants. Iu one of the cities of tho Upper Mississippi, situate
not a thousand miles from our 011, a worthy minister M
ia Uuspel, aller dwelling upon the beauty ol holiness, arid tho liaiefuluess of sin, took occasion to impress, upon Lis hearers the danger of occupying the neutral ground trusting to merely Moral walk, without author works, as being sutliciciit Ui insiut jhein a rich reward i.i the "good tune coming." J.ist as thu reverend noutlsOJ .11 toiiehed OOM this jiortion ol his serin W, a etuidy, wcather lieaten son of the Emerald Isle entered the room, nnd with that pnliloarps pocalior lo the Irishman quietly helped bin elf to it seat, and lent an ulleiitive car lo Ihe speaker. The clergyman portrayed, lu nu nbie aii; v . I I I 1 1 r ni'lllllPr t'ia. lai ll'llnl saaa.l "
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Mediterranean Wheat. The more ibis wheat i- known, the better it is liked. IS 1 arlines. reialers it almost proof BgaiaM n jury liom the weevil, or w heat-midge. It has g. neiallv escaped ibis season, though in some histnn es Other k tot Is growing in the same field, and s w at lue s itne time, weic oiisi. lei ably lessened in yield by that insect. This wheat makes good (lo ir, and the lloui makes on,M broad. We 1. ever lasted belter bread taau we ale a few weeks since at the tables of several families in Caynpa and Onondaga counties. We were t .Id il w as made frooi Med. itcrrancan wheat, nnd thai il was prcfcricd to While wheat, if righllv ground, bv lamili. s in which the proper management of the Hour is iio.lei susnl that ihe saine pianiiiy if it would make more and b Iter l.ie.nl. Thai millers know bow to grind il belter ill. tu formeily. and hence it stands better in market commanding w it.iin three to five cents per loiihnl as iiiii-li as the best White wheat. It yields wdl. Messis. .M'Cuilocb St KintaMad of the Cantonment faun, Greeahaoh. raised this season thn ly bushels per acre 011 n Kcbl of nine iicres. which oioht or ten vcars ago was so wet that it would i.uK produce white birches, hushes, rushes, and carse Watet grasses. It was linder-diained, and has since borne good crops of hay, Indian corn, and lastly wheat. Th latter crop was sold as seed wheat, for one iloll.tr nml twentv-live cents per bushel , to go to Fort Leavenworth. Missouri, on nn order to Kinciv & Co., from ihe United Stales üovci niii'-nt MLa nj C il'ivator.
and loga, now and then i.luiio-ing hall- leg Uoep in mud which everywhere meets tlaa enraotiued vision. t:.r.. . .'.
and water, the gloom became so dense we could only , out the botmdle-s plains and delightful "roves of this "1 I t a . a ... l . .
w nu iiiinculty proceed. Many were tno deep hall otter, neutral ground, leading the senses captive bv their ex-
ax I euraes that came from the lips of the poor fellows, as they plunged through the thick tangled under-wood that crowded our path.
At last we came to the brirk of what appeared to bo
cecding loveliness, and tilling the soul with swe t con-
tcnlment, fee. f he pictute would seem lo have bad a magical edict upon tho Irishman, like the sud.le.i and unexpected realization of some fondly ch ri-hed Lope;
an extensive mars'i, and unluckily in his eagerness to '"r: without waiting lor an application .. too h-ur-", (tat pre forward, the juido missed his looting and was , w','t'h he was not dreaming. j 110 nil at o.-u-c rose to his plunged bead long im. the mir. I fol and exclaimed, in all the richness of the brogue, "I C.ir.o it," muttered he, as one of his comrades as-is- thank your honor for the same news, for it's myself that toil hi n in his disagreeable situation, ''Curse it, I've j ',as ,Wf '"P most beaiii iiul land wai rains that a man spoiled my uniform entirely ; I never fell so bad in ray life, ' CVt'r f""ght for in Mexico, and it's a notion I have t- I . snu e the time I axed Sail Jones to hav' me, and sh ? (,ate them in that same kraal fid countiy of which von said, -n, I '11 bj darned if I do.'" "But," added he, , ' are been speaking." The cll-ct w is electrical. The as he 01 -e more regained his perpendicularity, ''may I, congregation could not restrain iheir rtsilaV and the be rumfussled if this ami the very place I cum to so many j services were broaahl to a sudden termination bv the
time, to-dny. dog rny eats if it air.t " - singing ol a by ma. Poor Pat was a I bow sand
aay y ii so," mi tnc captain eagerlv, 'then do yon , nrry lor his mistake and he mistook fie
think you could guide us correctly front here; or shall ws have to try tn had our wnv back to the fori ?"
"öartin 1 can,' answered the guide, as he started off, Ml! pardon "Tor having unintentionally played the devil
tiroes
cangregaiiiui
The Proper Time for Pruning. A correspondent makes some iiiiuiiie iclativc to the prop.-r tune for pruning apple tree-, and remarks it has boaai the general practice to prune in the Sjn ino. Very small MM 111 i v be "safely cut ,.ff at anv season whenever it is convenient j and w hen the trees have proper care and attention, it will seldom l.e necessary to remove anv I .ige limbs, but there are MM tiers which have been sadly neglected, and large, decaying and profitless limbs shoald now le removed fioui them; and where this is necessary, the fall i- a more suitable time than the spi ing, for the rooooa thai the w nmds in iJe in mrum 1 wiil remain iliy and sound for years, and Until UaS Lark t'ln.es over them, while Vooods made in spiing turn black nod decay, leaving kith v hied li ctpK'nt Iy ruin tlielrce. Mr. Cde. Ihe author of tlaa American Fruit B'k , prefers ()i toer, Unvember, or even December. o the spring, which he says is the worst season. " Thirty. two v nrs .go, in September,' he remarks, u we cut a very large Inaiieh from an ttpplu tree, on account of injury lv a ".lie. The tree was old, and it has never healed over; but il is now sound, and almost as hard as horn, and the tree perfectly sound around it. A lev MMaTS led'ore nnd fier. large limbs were cut from the same Pee ins pi inn ; and where li.-y wore out SOT the tree has rotted, so thai a quart measuie miy be put iulo the cavilics." Main Farmer. t.reen Corn for W. titer Use. Green corn may lie preserved in the fo'l .wingmr.nner: Pluck the ears of green corn when lit f..r Ixuliag. si 1 in off the husks, and throw- the ears into a kettle of boiling water; I ..vc ihciu m until Ihe wa'er ImhIs over them, when they must be taken 0111 ; shell i ff the c rn by mooing tiie prong of a fiarh along t ie base of the grain, holding the ear with one end against the lire 1-! j this is more expeditious, and saves nil ihe grain, i; dull ng the heart or geim, which is the sweetest pail. Put il away upon cloth screens Ex.
i UN-FO ATDSR ! GUN-PO WDER ' ! We are scent ar ihr
W s-,le of (inn istvv.ler ol INC celolr:.ie.l " Hnzar.1 l'owder ','
m ni'ifwlure, snnr nlee.1 equal 10 any Powder 111 the Umied Seile Will supply Cny .leuiersat reasoiiahie rales, deliverniy die Povvdci upon stääl notice. We have reeled a Maeszine iienrthe City limits nnd shall, al all lim-.- Le fully supplied villi II uraoes of Pow-.ter. All Powder sold ly us will he -aar uutte.1 equal to representation, when "I iervv.se. the money will he refunded. We now have in Magazine : 25 kejs Kentucky Rille I'ow.lcr, FFFe. ; 211 half kegs do. Ho.; 211 q...-irter kecs OS do. do ; So kevr fVr Ijiwii Mills, FFFo., lo; 8(1 kegs Deer, do.; If keys Austin Kiut; At Co. 'a l" ; 1(1 hatf kee d do.; Ill kees t 'annul and ßlniair. do.: Superior Uauaaarf and tTaaaliaw. ih : mrownixo a mavfr. North side, Washington Street, near llie Slate II -use. iunrW-w
HARD" AR3 AND CÜTLBRT.-T.. my lareely h er.-ne.t tck. purel'iiel in llie K:.s this Sp.uif. I am 0. slants reeeivniif BjMsMOS fr..il lite K..ler.i uinrkc' aiw leauiliaeinrer. I have now oil 'ian I a Is reef sad OWsptt
st--k llia-i . an '. .und .-'sewlie.e in I!.. vic-in ly. I l.aee a-M V 'it -n neW art etas, a - wed s inr-r'..sel ilt'e BSaMSSS kepi V 111 "i i- ir 1 e'es ol w' iC'i I Im e ' full a 1 ln.eiil on lasaas, aie BtTllsBtNO MATBRIAIJI AND IMN'KK TH .MMIMJS t-k-s. I.iic. e. Butts, Screws, Nu. Is ami Ilr:wl, Wimlow Sasi. ti'as. ore: TAHIjM AM) POCIvF.T IX I I.I.rtY The hesi aortineiii evei adstaafl tn tins iiihI ket CARPKNTKRs' AND COOPKRa' TK1iSa full aupply o: . K- I.Mfu's unit ol1. rf mate. iisi rreeiveil: CABIMKT M VKKKS- BO spaMaa ysny Teurer aaat Kin ilai. Till. 'esl ami I'unhoar.l trBh TOaSc and It. iMale.i . tilne. CARRUOK TRIMMIlfOW flaiw fWat ami Od Choa, K-am.-h-.l and PaSraS I -ulh.-r. ami lace: al.. Ilnl-s. Sliufls. l-'el'iM-s. &e FOR MII.I.I'.IJS Anchor IMUm Htnlha, (ml, a Ruhaar KclK. HOSTC. File. PtaHikaS Va 11. Mloek saw, Ac: l-'tin FAUMF.RS Alkaalsof Kann as DOnsaita, Ilm, flao ie I ami So-el ll.u k St yiliea, Crudle, Forka, Rakes. Shove! S.-i'. s. anl II: l"(lt III. At'KSMITiIS (VaaaaasatySS hand a very laree .H-k ol stiociilcr!r-r Iron all kinds of Steel, Vouir igany Coal, lilacksm'tli' TO..U. AH uarrauir-d. A rrreiil vri.-iy .f 1 lie- in improve! psn,.r,,s ,,f Parlor nu.l Oaaat So-.-. warrai.ie.1 f r o e year. Tin Plate. Cornier. Pinn;, ami trf-ad Pipe All verv clicp. at wholesale or rei. il. at lle s jjh o Hie 11- IV,,!1... k 1.1..I Cm.k S.ove. IlKMtV 0. KMUUMM lll.lianapoli. May ui. IBM, JOHN O'KANE SONS'
NEW BOOK STOEE.
fl n11110111.ee lo our frieml-. to llksellor. Conn'rv Mer-
clianl. Teacher-, Prolei.Hial tieutleitieii. ami I k buyers
generally, dial we have opened 111 lmliaiiakl s. Mi. ram county, lu .liana n new Hook Sioie. We are pictured at huv lime lo supply llie mate, ni taVM or small qiiauiiiie. wilh au entire new ami Iresi. stock of Itook and Sialionery. We keep always on hand a larue nn! rniupicie a orlmeiil f Mive lane.us. Tlieoloca-al. l-f.e. Medical. Common Sc!i. met 'Iiism-iiI Uouk.; losvlher wall a All I
slm k at dOaJBS ami Fancy Stationery. We are ftdeiil it would Im- in 1 tie hitertAl of Co ailry Merchantand all otll"rs wMina purelia- tHiok lo tru e B- u c-h!I. All orders ihaiiklu Iy reeeive.1. ami we assure those w! 10 send thai t'.ey wit1 he filled pr'.inptly. Partieuliir att. 11I1011 wid 10 order hy
iiiaii or oinerwise lur quuutdies or eure vo'iiitn- iiecvv:ix nnil lta wnnleil JOHN O K.WF. h SONS. niiiyiEalwif No 4 N'orris rtii'l.lmc. uml.-rlKkl Kellows llnll.
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4 1 ROCERIES ! GROCERIES ' ! GROCERIES: !! We are
9 now in receipt of a lare ail I Well se!.-ctel sl'H-k of freah Gm eerie, nml ouVr :.t Wliolertle. lo ihe trade at ren.Histle prices W.- i W'Mi'd inv te e.ly Uli I C'Mnery dealers to examine our .H-k ami I
prices in lore oiiiii lo pie llivrr. as we .-el coutvicut that we can oner ni'tu einem fir liieui to inake ul leut, a vail oi'iheir fOashOsaa 111 this market. Our t -k coiit in port aa follrorB: 2i Ii ids N (l Hajpaa ii '.hit. pure .'aieftu; gi l.lil- Crushed, Powdered, and '! doz. Pamled Puckels; I.1..1I' Su.trs: 11 W.I. d. Tulis; 50 s K.is'r Rio Coflt'c; Se doz liedi'ont; in hsn lad Jtvrm do; 5 reel il.: 50 I. his. N O M..!a.ca, 5 do. Sn-liC.d-III do S. It. do III em's Hall, r R.se; ii T.er- c pnme It ee; Slid -z Pl.-w l.iues; Vi hsifclaesta V Hvon. Imperial. M h. Twine; fiiiniaiwder and Nhtek Ten, 5II Ihx- W. R. C'.eeae: i5 hoxes Summer Candles; lo do. --K.iii;ii!i Dairy" Cheese; 01 1I0. .-star do ; WCl ll Coppera: i do. Soap; I 0 do S F. Ind jro; 5 do. Toilet & Si.nvinronp: 5il do Alum- .' rto. 1.,-nu lie Old -ole.l : Son d. I.-; ool;
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lor n "l..'lckoil,tril riolltienl niatein.r emir..v" ..I .1.,.
if anv one would inirrKluce liim to tlio mrimi v.o.i.l
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IU 11 ceit.tpi direction, "f.l'.ow as otiicklv as nossililc."
ami without more ado we ajrain atruck up our lino of aire 1 Onr way was now much hettcr than it had been, running along a ilry riil" of n nionntainous pait of the ronntry. On one side of us extentlinj for many miles alti2 sido of tho mountain, was a valley, or raviuc ol Jaari'itl depth.
witli Ins discourse." Wo ' loll the inle ns it was told to
0" -"id know it to be true Burlington Telt$rai.k. To Prepare Ground for Wheat. The object of plow inn otiulu to Iks to lireak np nnd looen the soil to a proper depth, and in such a maiinei as to p-:t it in a goial Mate of tilth. This cannot he at-
''Hist," at last whispered tho cap'uin, ns lie hent hi. ; comilisheil whm the nround h.eiiks up Ininnv without ........ r.l , 1. a i : . t ... 1 1. 1 1 I 1 : . , C . . . - I .
ear toward the dark ravine at our lect. We halted and
listened, and as we did so n wild yell or whoop, more resembling the roar of some wild boast of the forest than anything slse. came rinsing fearfully on our ears. "Tlini'a it boys, thai 'a it, by thunder! I knowed I wan"t mistaken," shouted the guide, almost mad with excitement, "ibeso infernal red-skin, are having a devil ot a time of it; but we'll soon spoil it, we will, dang mc ha! ba! ha!" " ' Forward." cried Captain Leman, as he drew bis sword, '-there's no time to Im lost." But we little heetied this exhortation; Ibr the regular military pace had been transformed into a half gallop. Onward we sped with ihe utmost swiftness our legs would admii of, clambering over rocks, logs, and other oUtructions, nstil at last, as we rounded the point of the hill, and tho enemy burst upon oar view! Most of those who have been placed in situations of oeril, can form some idea of our feelings, at that moment To hare met an enemy hnman-like, face to face, havonct to bayonet would have ben more in accordance with oar Mtare ; hut to be thn confronted hy a legion of demon -enmlnglr from the lower world. it was too hard ti wit tand. The sight whioh mrt our gaae was truly ter. riblef A rr-norterl by the guide, a firm was still dimly
ourmng. easing some stranso fantastic reflections in the dim firelight. A group of horrid forms more 1 esembling the nnb. of another world than human beings, with glaring ey-blls and shaggr coats, and horns 'ipon their ,awTsvlBehd; looped and yelled abr-nt the fire. It was
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i p""eu iriiMinu oeiore nie lumps liuve dried and become bird ctW. It the ground i covered with any CfgO table matter, Mich as w heal or out stubble, or with a growth of summer grans, (whieli laut is very abundant ibis season.) the proper mode is to plow thoroaghty from S to ID inches deep. The in ie stuff you havo to plow under the deeper you ought to plow. Lei the vegetable matter be turned under in the most perfect manner, which can be done by having a chain properly attached to the plow ; let the furrow slice bo turned ove. and into the previous furrow, so thnt no HrHon of ihe vegetable matter can lie seen at the surface bctwe-n ihe furrows. It will lie an advatitige to pas a light full toothed harrow over the plowed ground as soon after plowing as convenient, by which the moisture will be retained, and the fermentation promoted, which will produce a most perlct tilth. By this mode the farmer converts the vegetable matter that was on the ground into a coat of manure; for if well done, and in proper lime, the fermentation will kill not only ihe straw of the sninmer grosi, but nlso the seeds nnd roofs. And once plowing in auch 2 round, and in the manner above slated , is better than oftener, if the weather should besuch that the surface shall become somewhat, crusted, it can be moat ell -eti ally oosend by passing a light sharp cultivalor over ihe gronnd liefore seeding. Such orrouml
would be in Btiperbotder for the drill method of sowin".
ma. t armer. KT" Why repent a second time of an action of which we have already repented''
A Itarc I'lowcr. The first ar.d only specimen of the Victoria R"ii:, a species of water lily, ever grown in this cminii v, n w in bloom at Spiinglrtk farm, the residence ef Caleb Cpe. Esij.. lbs President ol the Pennsylvania ll n cultural b.iciety. fno seed from which this pi 111 was grown were obtained from the royal gat-lens nt K-w, m March last, an I it hot hoaet was baoJl bv Mr. Cope for the prep 'i- dcvs'lopiiit iit ot the Uowcr. 1; is aaowtos 111 a tank 24 feet in diameter, and the whole suifice of the water is now covered with the leaves, the Ufgoat of which is 6J feet in diameter .Philadelphia Ltigtr. Morinniiism. A correspondent of the Philadelphia Ledger, writing from X.nivoo. says that M iruionism n this'lay in asililerent and distinrl from anything which t ie prophet S.niih ever tauht or ordaii.c.1, as Mahoineinuism is dilfcrent from Chrisiianity . The sect is already split into seven dillereat bodies, each repudiating the other These are ns follows; Rigdonitea, who are the siuion pure of the sect, are as aal er cd throatrh the lind; Rriohaniitcs. oaorpers, occupying ihe vabeys of ltahi Sirnniiitei.at Force, Bcnver Island. Michigan; Ifydiica, sipi Itters on the nnMirreyed public lands in w estern Iowa Kainsvillc is their head quarters; CWlerilea. settled nn Silver creek. Mills county, Iowa; Brewsteritea. al S no. co, New M xieo: Bish'.-pites, at Kirkland. I. .ke coitnly. Ohio. The ütrangite. Brew slot iles. and Bihopiics, are new light"; Ihe Cutlerites are reformers;
and the Hydilcs arc the w hig branch of thc us u pers of the government of the church after tho nssassinuiion of the Prophet Smith. BTT-The editor ol .he New O.lean Bee. a oholar, a oentleinnn. and a thorough Whio. declare thai there is but one opinion in that city on lire Cuban question, nnd that it ia folly lo think of silencing the universal sentiment. Cuba must be free SashriUe American.
(1 jr".s Meson's Itlii'-kiug; I 11 .t.z Bsaorteal lj.iua; Stic non Percussion Tap: inn j. . mta whole k. 5 11 iiiil'i'' Oiui loviler; lltai II, lliir Lead;
; OJ 1:.s S,o; 5 boxe Italia Coroa; 5 !.. Oioeotnie; : 5niK)0r,.;.rs:
411 liox'' r..l..icco; .Vll! .Nrt-nrga; 5 I acs Pepier. 3 do A'.oir-e:
y mat's Oininiinnti;
'Ii 7. .v'listiitd;
il . raei.ne;
Snuerr
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5 en4 - Sat 111011; 30 Im-xc ox tu im I IflX 12 Oiuas; Haz- in do. tili.ssware: 15'l kevs N id, asso.-tcd; 5i jro-s Mtic'iea; 5 kms AhoBtats; 2 do Ftlla;rts; I.I1O11 lh u Tied Tandy: 1Ü0 reams Wruppiue Paper; 2.1 do. Cap and Leiter Paper; 6 d Inl: 5 h"xes stay Pipes; 3 noil Sione" do; 3 fH4) ie leni: OJ !.,!xes 'l-'ox's'' Smrch; MaVaS. 7ine 'n''.toard; 20 Neis wihkI llovvta.
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X'.rtti side Wiialiaigton st , one v.u ire east ol'Si.ile House. avnM
- r- ATS AND CAPS AT WHOLES AL". I am now Beast r km in Pa I sanl VVhacr stork of HAT-1 MrlCAPS. which win 1 o', i(i nWesaleati vr mdl aiTaias .1 on rat 4. Mv i.a-k eoiisj-is ,f . T.-ryll iiic usually Caaaid in lins .rffesi Ilm Stores, und tny sill of S Ik. I'lu-li. nn I !!! i I'ujis v.-rv exn-iisie nml will od low I'ountry Mere'niun l.u im: sin i' hilt vvi I '. wet' In ffive me a call, Si I feel thai I cmi 111 ike it to ilsfir aieret to buy 01 ne. O P .Mi G NMS, .-ptI9-d&w3-n Pec nd door from the Tosi Olfi.-e corner.
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-10 boxes pure ."alerulna. just ree'll nisi for sale by IIUOVVM.M; ft MAVK.lt.
PRIME N. O. S'TJAR mit received aislfor asi's hi Ion- pr.t ea junelil V. C. IIA.NW & Ctl.
pvtTaARS. Plu'.ir.. ' 3 Ijolls.ui II 11. lined u. r u-liiliil t 'hirified, 1 u-iaua brown; A l:irse Mock at V. C.
S Kcfined. Pulverized, and Crushed, PulvcuzcU;
HA. A A CO I.
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VEW AMD ELE3ANT FALL GOODS. tl. J ft n. C W Hi Ht. N have opened a ino-t e..-m.i aortinc-ut of rich fall Ca!. meres. De feines, .Merm.ics. 'I"hibell Cl.-lhs. I'iaid. Silk, i Ssl ns. Sliiiwl' mid ever-, oilier k .11 1 of Fi 'I anj Winter Dry Goods, all of wlii'-li dry are selling at IsdacOd pi ices. sr15
UrOODEN WARE.-epl2
A good supp'v al V C. HAW A .V CO 'S
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T MITE LEAD A Inrpe let X... 1. aisl pure, and
HI. lora.le low at V. ;. ll.VWA CO. f.
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CTThe Lafarette Journul states thnl a lnrtre cariro of railroad iron ninv,., at ibnl place from Wale, on Tn. -lav last, intended for the Lafayette and Imlianupolii Railroad.
RAISINS; NUTS. fcC.-Sj boxes -Layer" Raisins; J3 ilrsSBH fn sli Fitra: 2 e .sks Zaute i 'tu rama; 5 Imrrela Almonds. 2 barrel Brnzil .Nuts; 2 barre a Filberts. Just received snl f r sale by oitll WtnlVMMi A MAYRR.
INE " AND BRANDIES Pare Port ami Malara Wine;
pipes It.M'heM aist C.aiicae llrundv:
JWI received from Philmlelitiia. al V C IIAXNA ft CO fRON. Jasi received and for sale a large lot al reduced prices by V. C. II AW A t CO sepli FICJS AND RAISINS. -M Drums Firm; 83 boxes superior Irr Rsnins, fresh, tl NS V. 0 HA VNA 4 CO '8
STj6 rts 18(8 .tl9 '-t- 0 iKS tftH im '.MM '-fCli iV9t -97 rt98 am 1910 -9fl '-9L2 '.914 eti 5 r9fl 19 9 '.9Cj -.'.I H '.9 9 Kw '.9.1 '.9.3 '.873 -'J't '-!-." .!.-( i i.99 : ICS :u:i :iot :t6j mc no 3(68 a 09
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