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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-22

Tesrtoss Observation-Disclosures
to aGermah paper. the Gazette De WEI
mar. the Turks allow the puaishmanl
Of me bsstinaao 20 be inGiessd on SUBJ
siiiste instead Of the setnal e6endes,
There is . class ~ poos persons VIC
make . trade Of reesisine lks Whip.
pings N the stead of wealthieF cFimi-
Aals. The price q . substiiula u such
eases depends uPoa The enmbsf q
blows be u 10 receive. A Substitute Il
usually found 81 fhesFais a 60 piaslEes,
(sheai four COLLARS sad ball, aid Ia
eSssy place Of sny impoFisBcs ~ TuF-
key several Musselmsas e the lowesi
class have 90 elheR saeans % snbsis-
tenes. IL this mnnhsF the panishment
Of the bastsnsjo loees mueh n iis efa-
city, ainee he who is eondamaaA %
suffer u never receives u e he possess.
- money epoueh 70 pay = su6siiinte.
The isssiee q she lev sso y fully e.
ushed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-22

Mas. MApIsoN.-Itis the intention
Of Mrs. Madison 10 come to Washing
ington. and take up her abode in the
house which belongs 10 her, and which
has been so long occupied by Mr.. Cults
and his family. She was always very
much attached 70 the city. and there
are yet many Of the citizens, uotwith-
standing the changes produced by death
and removal. who have . pleasurahle,
vivid and grateful recollectien Of che
cheerful happiness. which she was %
mainly instrumentai In disseminating
here during the Presidency Of her illus.
tTioos and lamented husband. Ms.
Madison locked remarkably well ius,
before the death Of Mr.. n. That az.
dieting event has had upon her feelings,
her appearance. and her health, the ef.
feet which was TO have been antiei.
psted.
This information, which 10 given BY
the Wsskingtoa Correspondent u the
Chsriestoa Courier. win be acceptable
10 al the numerous friends Of the lady
spoken Of. and her iamented husband,
in the Distriet.-[.d IsT. Gag,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-22
THURSDAY MORNING, sEPTEMBER %, 1895.

nust % hsthsr-sincs he journsls u
cougrsss viii show, that in . commu.
nieation 10 that body, he attributes The
ensaFe arrangement BY which the viclo.
~ wss achieved 10 that individual who,
q y now alleged. was . srecreant, II
the distance OF twelve miles from the
scene Of il accomplishment"
Nor must the censure be con6ned 10
Mr.. Madison. A large portion Of !.
would fall upon the two houses Of con-
gress. which, with q single Dissent
voice, awarded 10 the same individual,
their thanks and q gold medal. the high.
est reward for successful military ser-
vices which 10 sanctioned by our repub.
lican institutions.
There 10 . difficulty in Determining
which most 10 admire, the dark malig.
nifty which conceived these calumnies,
orthe cousammats audaciiy with which
they are promulgated, in the midst OF
hundreds Of living witnesses, who
could and do sfix The character Of
falsehood upon them. u Is, however,
not difficult 10 zee that the whole IL q
scheme OF deep laid cunning, and thai
u % not expected to produce any be-
neficisl results in the western states.
The fruits Of this systematic SANDER
are TO b gathered At q distance, aimee
Il viii Be thought. Ia the remote states,
almost impossible that such charges
could b brought there ifthcre was moi
some foundation 20 support them. But
malignity and cunning oflea overshoot
the mark at which they aim, and such
l have NO doubt, viii be the result in
this instance.
The appeal made by my enemies 10
10 the credulity, the preiudices, and
the party feelings Of the people-mine
10 TO their justice alone. know not
the source from which IT IL expected 10
10 derive any kind Of support to the
charges which have been brought a.
gsinst me. The usual order Of things
seem. indeed. TO be reversed. Hereto
fore Il has been considered necessary
70 exhibit proof in support Of charges
which are made against any individual;
but my enemies seem 70 think that the
burden ofthe proof should rest with me.
In this instance. / wave my rights a
the party accused; and at once refer,
as regards the battle Of Tippecanoe, to
the proceedings Of the legislatures Of
Kentucky and Indiana on that subject,
and 70 the testimony Of all the ofkcers
and soldiers who served on that oeca-
sion. And in relation 10 the command
Of The northwestern army, 20 the record.
ed testimony Of Shelby, Perry, Case
Wood, Perkins. Topper, Ball. Paul, Ow.
iogs, Croghsn. and ninety mine on. d
every hundred Of the officers and col.
diers who were at any time employed
under my command.
/ repeal. that my appeal 10 to The jus,
tice Of the people alone. The delicacy
Of military character will permit no aid
or support from feelings Of sympa thy
or generosity. I ask Of my iellow-eiti.
Gems. in this matter. nothing more thar
iustice--less, ! am sure. they will no,
ofier. am, gentlemen. with great re.
spect, your feIloW-citizen,
VIM. II. HARRISON.
Nessrs, Dan'l Marble, N. Darlington
and others,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-22
Your ooedienl,
=. HATHEwAY. ,. q.
RoME, n. Y. August. 1885.

A Mr.. Wilson. Of New York, has in.
vented . moving machine, propelled
By two horses. which cuts swarth oI
six feet vide. and win, Il is believed.
NOW an acre In an hour Il possessed
9 self sharpening power, and may be
used iE cutting grain. The IetuEn
from agricultural pursuits in this eoun-
try 70 90 mesgre as 10 reader every lis.
cOveTy tending 70 save time and di.
minish labor extremely desirable, a.
placing agriculture on en- equal footing
with manufacturing processes.
Bak. Ansv.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-22

YAEKEE ENTEaPRIsE.--The cost oil
the northern route Of rail roads from
New York TO Lake EFicSDwill Be 90.
60O, 900. The route through the north.
ern counties viii be $1,000, co.,.
Both thsss roads win soon be compls-
ted.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-22
LITERATURE vr..us GINGER-PoP.
RfsM fks Ms Ysrk JMir.r.

t6AAt Oh6 Vhhsun OlN6Eh-FOF.
FSsa iAs Nss Ysrk Mfrsr
A tall. impadent looking fellow en-
tered our closet this morning, with
y want 70 stop my paper.
Certainly. ar: Bat why do you
Because you have raised your price
from four TO I'VE dollars.'
We have done that from necessity,
CIR; partly because the price Of rent,
paper. printing. &c. Is raised 10 US; and
partly, to be enabled to pay literary
men adequately for The best articles
psoducible. by the talent OF the country,
and to awaken that spirit Of literature,
OF which foreigners have denied the
existence among u.s.
Cant help literature, sir, replied the
other; cant help what foreigners say.
Lsterary men must take care Of them
selves. Woa't pay Ave dollars for .
paper; can't afford it,
Excuse me. air. we ask are you
fond % oystersi'
'CeFtsinly.'
OF theatref
Yes, air.
DO you like soda wsterl'
And mint julipsi'
'Indubiisbly.'
And ginger-popl'
AN excellent drink
And you often partake Of the luxu-
riesf
To be sure
How oifenf
Every day.
What do you spend year in such
amuPementsl Il may be somewhat an
impairment question; but you are OBJ
viously, good-natured fellow, and
will pardon what 10 not intended as an
offence
'oh. certainly. sir; certainly. Let
me see--tbealres twice q week; one
hundred dollars. Soda water, mint iu-
lePs, oysters, pies. coGee--say dollar
Q day.
well. ir; that Is three hundred and
sixty five dollars FOE Soda-wateF, oys-
tiers, pies. ETC., and one hundred dol
lars fos theatres; that IL four hundred
and sixty.fve dollars for the stomach,
ETC., besides board, rent, &c,;--snd
yet. for The pleasure Of encouraging the
Literature OF your country, 10 support
80 established journal Of fourteen years
standing. and acknowledged by its en-
emies 70 Be improving every year. "a
aid Us in our determination 70 pay lite
rAEy men adequately Cor their tine. IN
dustTy snd taicnts; 20 foster taste and
good moEals--foral these laudsble puF-
PAGES; Coz this motive Of patriotism and
philanthropy; Coz . liberal sppgoeis.
sion IL The tolls Of others; you shrink
from Contributing one doliay pv aaasa.'
sWhy, siF, the fact is-
This dollas per snnum - less than
two cents on each number.'
why, 10 be sure, sir--'
Are y0a married, neighbosf
Yes, and have two cons end tArce
daughters grown; and The truth is,
tAsy ere the Fesdess mere thaa myself
I've no greet TASTE SoE reading
-Four hundfea and ssxty.svo dollar
. yess, thea, yoa squandef on yotgseI
fog soda walsF, Fioyd's pies. and ein-
geF-pop. Yet, not one dpkiv On lbs
in~pesaf snd sEanquh anusemsnis o
yOag family,
Why, sir, ibs--the--I--ths fee
lie"
I The fact is, ny dear sig. you ere I
iitiie aahsmed q this expose Of you
sentimeAla.s
To Be fraah vita yoa, sir, I an
Send NE yeEF 2epef. Hers ere "a,
hvs collars. Consttes ne 9 peSpesua
sebscgibeF. II I tsnsot aforS q,
wlll ssiFeneh ~ eHpenres, Is con,
Other Wy. ] wili dsiah fouv slassa
~ giagsr-gap les 9 qssgtefi'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-22

disdsio. wounded feelings. and tender
ness. FL have really lost al wish for
them. II wss a goa, Frsneis, that I
wss thinkipg. Good God! can you
weigh . fsW psltry pounds se.inst the
pleasure Of gratifying your wifei see
] have lost uny bold on your affections.
What have 4 done I. whose whole
life hes bat one hsppiacss, THAT Of
pleasing your -, - =.
We viii NOT pursue the subject to its
last conjsgsl close Of teais and kisses !;
sufhee Il 90 say, that the next day the
tables ere sent home; not esven---but
only accepted ~ . lavorl !.
Now. this is beautiful way Of doing
bos'ness- We seriously recommend its
consideration ~ study 10 our lady
readers Seeding does much; Tor m
ths old middle says. Any thing
Many nas Who hes . wife.
subnifs 10 foe . quiet lie"
But. the fair half OF the world, out Of
whose rersias. the rore-as The east.
earn proverb has twas formed n the
creaticn-had learned that flsasery,-
that honey Of the hear, --is the true
art OF sway. Instead Of divide our
new state secret Is. fistter TO reign
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-22

PspsT fOss EAs h1sks Of COrn.--Ce-
neral Talimsdgs has sent from France
two samples of paper made frofA husks
OF corn, 20 the American Institute
which msy Be sesa By thee Who hays
the curiosity 10 examine them. Il u
stated 10 cost nel more than one-fourth
Of what IL expended In making = simi-
laF quality from Fags.--t.E Y. Co@.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-22
COMMENTARY.
THE PRRsJpENT's LETTER TO TRE
BEDFORD COUNTY COMMITTEE


BEDFORD COUNTY COMMITTEE
NsAR NAsHviLLz. August 20, 1855
GETLEHEN: ] have the pleasure 10
acknowledge the receipt Of your note
Of the l6sh inst. conveying the pro-
ceedings of'a public messing Of my
iellow-citizens Of Bedford county, and
conveying 10 ne the ssnaiments ~ re-.
speet which they entertain Coz me per-
sonally; snd more particularly as en-
preston Of their saffss. fsH, and cor
diaS seprobsfios u fke sssasnyes Of aS
a1fsia1sfrafs0R, snd tsndsEing 20 ne .
public dinneE. 70 b gives a Shelby.
vile, Il sach time duFiug my visit 20
the State - msy suit NY convenience.
Nothing eouid Be more agreesble
% ~ thea - saeet ny sallo@-ciiiseas
q Bedford. meny ~ wkou. were ny
early friends snd eompeoioas IN ans,
whsa We we're called 10 defsad opF
rommoa eouniFy; BIT hsving visited
ny residence on private business.
which mnsi seeessasiiy occupy ny e.
teptios, anS beisg sndas obiigsiiosa
" F--tts- 8A4V - = - WAaHtA ~
Gerry N octobsv. shsli be deprived
q the setisfsetioa ~ accepting theis
\ Ind iayii.tina.
Ua&eg pgaesat circumstances. whsn
mary q he oppesitioa diseiaim, ed
every oppeniiioa press ~ ths State ere
loeding ne wilh uemeliied aeuss end
cslsuhy. ! caaaol ssffaia fasHa ~ 81.
pFessioa a ne high eTali6esiioa shieh
/ feel On Iseaiying from those whf
have 80 losR knosn ne. ~ unsoliCitss
expfessi0a 81 their eatre, fril ~ eoy
81 sspsotstiaa - ~ pubiis aeis. ans
ESPECIALLY 81 my a6ministfsiion q ~
Govegnneai. sseh 3 mork ~ rFpgo
heiioa 81 20 have conveyed toHe =
ihis ceessioa. els ne viii thoss aeBti
menh 81 gTalitods wbieh hegs1e'
esaeoz fsly exposes.
We w. few h egi
fnss, whss poliassl ~ bseone.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-22

HsoltA of JMew Orlezns.--The New
Orleans American Of the 9th nltimo,
publishes . list Of the inteFmenls in that
city for the fourteen weeks commence
ing May !, and ending August g.
From this table we learn that the whole
number Of deaths duFing that period,
amounts to seven hundred and nixiy-
Eve, OF q little less shan iifty-ive per
week. which - certainly no great pro-
portion Of mortality Coz q city Of up
wards Of sixty thousand inhabitants, in
the most unhealthy sesson Of the year.
IN 1898. duFing twelve weeks CON-
meneing May }. eight hundred and ten
persons were inferred In the different
burial grOsads--being an average Of
siKty-seven and q half persons per week
thus showing that Notwithstanding
The inereass IN populasion. the bills 81
mortality are lighter The present than
The last year Il is believed that the
projected drAining Of the loW ground 10
The nsighboshoO4 81 The city will Goa
haus siill further 10 its saiabfity.
IFssAsyiskyssSR Hsvss&
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-22

The great manufacturing town Of
Manchester. (Rhode Island. aurias
The lest four yesrs, has had 81 increase
Of 700 new streets, 1000 houses. and
"a, 900 inhabitants.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-22

THETnBTn-~-A apsh-pDwdeF. made
b. beatag fnely palyssised eaazeosl
% Fsdaess. ~ 81 is1n sAiIiefs end tanE,
isa 4 While bos inao bowl a esses va
tes. is tba hssi ~ az kne@E saeslsncea
20 pssteFye tie teeth fsem decay, ~ g
prevent further decay aAeg i bee ee1nr
msneaA.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-22

The Pittsburgh Chfeian iIesh 80,
nosnces that Walter IDsgis. aa. s.,
eresaFy of the senale e ~ Dniled
States. hes accepted ne ofce 81 seess,
lafy q the Wesisgn F0fsiaa Miosionafv
Society sd wili eofsr ca ne dischsEns
q Bic dasiss IA 0eiobsr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-22

The University Of VirgiaiG.-The
Session Of this Institution commenced
on the LIST inst. All the Professors are
now at their posts except DR.. Warner,
Who will probably be here in few days.
The number Of mstriculates up to yes
terday morning was Ill; but we I'M
dorstand there are anumber Of Students
here and infho neighborhood, who have
not matrieulsted. Very few old Stu
dents have as yet joined College. having
as usual put il OF as long as possible.
f.1Asessss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-22

Mt Haekstt was % isAya EsRlanA
on his return Sept. iss, Amnng olees
woFks which be has dfsmatised esdna
his star Is EnzizaA. !. - s.eeiies a.
vel Of "Hosss Shoe, nolins -
BE. kennedY. q Baltimore.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-22

4 vssAA Assszsssso H1As.--TAs Hossoa
eEeAiAa Ssurnas gives - eoIlswinR q the
Reeesaas ezDestaeae Cd tesiiAeag e hsx.
eeesstsRR GAss IN Asee q fetal absilnsaea--
. No. vae Ass esaA @any ssspsnsEbia siEaa.
sisaa. enA. e ~ SsusAal veil rsmasks. ss-
spss.sS b. sE parties fOs his sAisnss cad
WegtA,
Il have tssys Mr.. csss) asses tasted
any arasni spirits. aor have I. Il aay
ts@s. asriAe life. beee IN The habit ef
dsinkiAe wias. % is. AZ coarse, aimcss
uselsss 70 sAd tAsi I know nothing q
he effects 81 stinsisiing Liquors spoa
Ne eeasiiGutioa. enespi by observing
them 10 ssAefs. { have. perhaps. dnf-
Ing eestiea e My life. 6esa a. mach
sxposeA - mesa mea. HssiaR ksed,
since boyhood. 10 . 0sw eeunify; kas,
ing served IN NE army daring war,
and Aaviag b<ea led ky eGeiaI duiies
10 traverse alsacsl Cd - western ss@
gion noFtA of the OAie sad eass OF he
MisGssippi. Il Is iInpoSsibls TO say What
eGeeta WOald have sesulied iEom The.
use II ssiwulaiiag Iiquot. ct periods 81
great exposure sad fatigue. ] can o.
ly cay that ! have dons vel eneegh
without tAem,"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-22

Nrw CoTToN.--Ths Augusla Geo. )
ssniinsl Of 30lh uli, states that new
bale Of cotton received a Columbus
bfough ~ eenis per 10. Another
bag q new cotton weighing ass lbs.
brought 81 slilledgevilIe - els,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-22

~ Yes BsreB's principles. uAszh
~ % oaeA slisass 70 u his Ieies %
puhiie ialiasp. psl 90 - miee 81 iae
hnvis aaasiaa ahauf ne Ae,
h bara ~ Asorsfa spsr cbanae ~
aF' eCA 80. vixen 81 Slet ef
- ~ rass = esseg e
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-22

A circumstance stFongiy Indicative
81 he aFynsss u tie seasoa has &C.
cured a Salem, Mass. A peat mea-
dow hes been burning fog the Last fort
nighi, snd hns goasfss ~ pofafoss plaaf,
- n . poFiioa a a. u is else men-
6oaed e en- evidence ~ ths cooisss.
% ths ssnmsT. ihs1 quantiiies ~ iee
hsys Fsmeiaed u ne boaton street taa
ysris. covered oaiy ~ . htlle ian. -
D Dc Elananl Nne.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-22

Tie PkzTtss ~ SsgH4 Letters
from NJ. Brewer and Ar. brown. da-
ted June goth snd 3Oth. gives . mel
sneholy sccoant q ,he Favages Inads
b. The plague. jus, before their aFFi-
sal. Il made rs appearance IN The
Turkish quartes q smyma. Rive
months previous Il eontained . popu-
lstioB Of thirty shopsaad. chiefly
TuEks. and "a The dais q ths letter
'lheEe were MOI cnoogh Of The hsiag
70 baEy the dead" Out a two thou
saad Jews. soi tWo hanagsd survived
The malady.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-22
NO. -.

A FORTUNATE rAMrxx.-1ho h
OF the Burrell family > curious. = "A
instance Of sudden ehsane ord unxu-
lar prospeity-the birth " meFp seci-
dent Lord Algsron Percy ,secopd -
Of Sir Hugh Smithson. Fad aua Doks
Of Northumberland IN coussqusnos e.
his marriage with he Percy hsjpsss)
being Of delicste coussfio doh. Wa
sent TO the south Of Francs "a spend
the winter Of l774. ~ NsrssiIlss he
happened 10 meet thu family n Mr.,
Burrell. then simply one q ~ cemmis.
sioners OF exciae, who We slse travel,
ling for bis health. Lord Aiesron fcII
v love with the second dsurhfsr.
Tho pride Of the Percy gave way 10 he
desire TO zee the name kept alive. a.
the eldest cons marriage bad been.
without offspring. The Duchess ave
the reluctant consent. end ftop this
chance dated the rise Of The whsIe IA
mily. The new tank Of Lady Algeron.
with the prospect Of succesding 10 DE
head OF the house. brought bsS sIstcrs
into fashionable life. Within three
yeas uaS ounBcohWes 0oCu413 o. 23f
milton. and on the death Of The Duke.
was married 70 the Marquis cf Exeter.
In l7z9. EASl Percy having obtainsd .
divorce from his countess. married ano,
ther sister, Theu eniy hroihes cspti.
waited The adkcuons Of Lady Elizabeth
Dertis, eldest daughter ef the Duke Of
Ancestor. He obtained her baud, and
scarcely bad the marriage taken place.
when her brother. the heirto the duke
dom, was carried Cd st % BY violent
illness. The baronetcy Of WilIouEhby
Of Eresby, with great part Of the An
eesteR estates. fell to Lady Elizabeth,
With the high feudal Office Of Cresi
Chamberlain. which rsnsins in the Ca
mlly; and the husband, 10 i706, zee.
raised 70 the peerage by the tile e
Lord Cwydir. u readers the general
good fortune more pecsliar, thaa the
three sisters we're Tar ffom being dis
tinguishsd BY via o. beauty, wAilss he
eldest sister, whe was stEikiaeiy hand-
some. WA the wife o. private gentle.
maa. Mf. BeAaet. Lard Algefon. In
l50o. zee raised by Nf. Psa 70 chs
Esrldom Of Beverly.
fwhsrAnll,, .ae.m~;r~.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-22
TExT ANp coMMENrARY.

The words Of the tex; will be found
IN Andrew JseksOn's first Inaugural
Address.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-22

EAnLy FnosT,--The savers ffoss q
Tsesday aighi, Sept. g. sppssrs 10
bsve PET 81 entire siop "a Ne ysgsts-
tion 81 many plants. Which ssaaily
UoB two mosihs lsisf. laAiaa corn
is kzlled; very little, Il sny is de VI.
ciniey haying TipsnsA he pssesas 49,
ZEE. Msiofs. sqasshes, eesss1abssR.
bsaas, sod etheF gsFdsa segrisee -
kilie&, Tbs eli eeessicn 8 eestoEn
less ,hroaehoat Now Herlsed. ed
eeasa 3 mssge depIigs1soa - yssF as,
~ paEsonsez,H rlkus Hufstsf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-22

"The recent de@osstEatIoa u public ssntI-
meat. inseribes On The lIst q Executive duties,
IN ehsgaeisFS too Iegible 10 b overlooked. The
task o. REFoRA, which viii require partio-
uisriy the eoTTectioa Of thoss abuses tAai have
brought the PATRoBAeR % THE REDsakL &C.
sEnsnENT IETo eoNvLIeT WIS TBs pRKspon
o. EIecFbors
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-22
TsiL. EAisv sT a. Rl.An..1 E.qui,.,.


SIR--Pereeiving by the accounts
from your State, that the loss on your
Winter Wheat crop 10 estimated At
near $4,000. 600. the present year, ]
am led 10 believe that iiuould Be very
intelligence 70 yoes Farmsrs,
and great public beAeks. - have Il
widely known. that n s1eeilsaa HAD
Of SpIas WAesf, inpsrtsa from Fie-
renee. 10 Italy, 10 his souatry Eous
years since, aaa successfully calties-
ted since that tine. cen be haa IN saa6o-
rate quantities 10 this place.
Il 10 bearded wheat; sAa erigiaal
sample weighed sixty-thrss PozAds e
the bushel. and makes GTst quality Seer.
From % 70 ~ busAels on Q eoMnsa
coil il Obtained from one bushel sswn,
afies corn 90 ctAes csoP--early cow
inRis best. There has besa ne fail.
are q crop siaee fret sown IN his
State. The price pcs barrel. Of 3 IL
bushels. is 81. aaA may Be erdeeed
per mail. o. threugA agents IN the City
Your obedienl,
J. HATHEwAY, ?. Aa.
RoME. n. Y. August. 1895.
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RAIL ROADS.

10 noticing shs visif Of the Balslmor, vol.
unsseu 70 Washjngtoa city, the Baltimors
chronicls makes he following striking re-
MARKS .-lNsi. E.s.
Nothing can moro powerfully illus-
trste the advantages Of Q railroad in
strengthening such . country as ours
against tas danger of invasion, than
the facility and rspsdity with which
this large body Of men have been
transported. in less than three bours,
to The seat Of Government. Ten thou
sand troops, with all their munitions
OF war. horses. and baggage. could be
conveyed. with equal ease and celebri-
y, IL the exigsncies Of the country
should require il. Were q railroad
constructsd from the Mississippi 10
the sesboard. crossed by line Of the
same kind Of communication from the
northeast to The southwest, Il 10 no ex-
sggerstion 70 say that this country with
out fortress on the Atlantic, would be
more efficiently defended, than if the
whole coast wers smbsstiled from
Portland TO New Orleans. The popu-
lation Of the West, secure, by their
position, from attack. could send to
the seaboard force suficien. 10 meet
any enemy, and with degree Of ex-
petition which would render q sur
prise almost impossible. Il n in this
view that railroads commend them
selves. with irresistible force, 10 the
fostering aid Of the General Govern
meni. Millions rray be squanAered
upon fort OF castle. which, after ell,
can but halt defend q single point;
whereas every dollar that u given to
promote the construction Of q railroad.
contributes to the security Of the whole
maritime frontier"